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Mathieu Dechamps knifemaker's shop, tucked away in Mount Dandenong, appears fairly non-descript from the outside.

However, taking a step inside and you'll find its one part cluttered workshop, one part studio.

Workbenches, stacks of wood, a forge and various tools and trinkets crowd the shed, and on many of the benches you'll find Mr Dechamps trademark art on display: handmade knives.

From basic kitchen knives to intricately decorated Damascus knives, there are various unique and beautiful designs to be seen.

As part of the Dandenong Ranges Open Studio Mr Dechamps is opening his studio and workshop up to the public.

Speaking to the Mail Mr Dechamps said that great kitchenware can make cooking a joy, and when a great knife is used the difference is noticeable.

"Everything is custom made," he said.

"In these knives I create something that lasts for a long time ... a lot of people are used to bad knives from supermarkets, but once you have used a good knife you notice the difference straight away.

"For me it's about making a great tool for people to work with and create something with."

Most chefs will agree that knives are the most important tool when cooking, and Mr

Dechamps shares that view.

He individually forges every steel blade and crafts every handle from beautiful and distinctive timbers.

Having discovered knife-making whilst in Scotland he has since established his knifemaking workshop in Mount Dandenong and works form a shed, surrounded by lush ferns."I was Hiking all in Scotland for quite a while and was just walking and heard someone hammering on an anvil and got curious," he said.

"I dropped my head through the shed and he took me in for a little while ... he made lots of chisels, axes and specialised tools.

"I've always worked with tools since I was eleven and always loved really good tools, but he taught me what to expect from a good tool."

Over two days in March Mr Dechamps will open his workshop as part of the Dandenong Ranges Open studio.

Not only will you be able to tour his unique workshop and see his various knives on display, but within each knife you can see the passion Mr Dechamps has for creating irreplaceable knives.

"I can spend easily 100 or 200 hours on one single knife," he said.

"When people come to my house and work with some of the good knives they usually order one ... once you work with good knives it can be quite frustrating going back."

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People may recall last year there was a photo of Casey MP Tony Smith and others standing in front of the Monbulk Police Station after the announcement of the extension of CCTV in the Main Street.

Now, Mr Smith is our local federal member, so why is he announcing funds for local projects?

Now it has been revealed in the letters to the Age that the Federal Government has a large fund (read pork-barrelling) for keeping local communities on side.

Nowhere was there an announcement from the Yarra Ranges Shire inviting people to comment.

Purely by chance I saw the farreaching possibly of CCTV in China, on Foreign Correspondent.

Not a good look.

Democracy is compromised when any government, Labor or Liberal, try to buy favour without first having extensive consultation with the local community.

So, where to from here?

Firstly, is there a public register at the police station of every person, including police, who have watched the CCTV footage and for what reason?

So can we get it right, that all persons watching the CCTV or taking prints from it their names need to be recorded so that the public can see what is going on in our local communities without our knowledge.

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Honk for humanity The eclectic village of Belgrave is known for its unique cafes, music venues, a wizard, and of course Puffing Billy.

Though, over the last year a new dynamic has been added and every Saturday between 11am and midday hundreds of vehicles traversing the Belgrave roundabout will beep in support of the few women who are protesting against offshore detention.

Since November 2017 the small group of local women have congregated at the roundabout with signs which say 'Honk for Humanity,' 'Bring them Here,' 'Justice 4 Refugees,' 'Shut Down Manus and Nauru,' and 'Kids Off All Off'.

The group was created in response to the Manus siege in 2017 when Manus Island was decomissioned, leaving many refugees without a place to stay.

"In November 2017 was when the Manus siege was happening and there were 700 men who had refused to leave the compound at Manu Regional Processing Centre as they were worried about their safety," said Margaret Sinclair a primary school teacher from Belgrave, who has taken up protesting at Belgrave roundabout.

"At that stage an organisation in the hills called kindred organised a meeting at grunge cafe and spoke about what was happening on Manus ... we took our protest signs up to the Cameo and back again looking for a spot where the most motorists would see the signs.

"We ended up on the roundabout itself, holding signs calling for justice and for the human rights of these refugees to be upheld and respected."

Those women are still protesting, albeit

Since November 2017 a small group of local women have been protesting against offshore and onshore detention at Belgrave roundabout. have moved from being on the roundabout to a safer location beside it.

Prue Licht, a Belgrave resident and a retired social worker told the Mail that that the response has been largely positive.

She said each week a clicker is taken to monitor the response from motorists, and some weeks they receive over 400 positive responses within one hour.

"It's been hugely successful," Prue said.

"We're a bit of a fixture now and people expect to see us ... we get lots of toots and waves and the occasional obscenity.

"We've had bus drivers, tradies, people on motorbikes, mums and dads, older people,

and P platers ... It's a really good cross section of the community."

The group are unsure of what the future holds but are committed to continuing the protest until offshore and onshore detention is addressed.

Margaret said that if the government fail to address the issue at the next election, it's likely that they'll continue to protest.

"We've all definitely made a decision to keep going until the next election and then after that will see," she said.

"If they address it properly then there's no need for us to keep protesting, but if there isn't any change I think we're committed enough to keep going."

Talking trees

By Derek Schlennstedt Thump! Out of nowhere on a quiet and hot afternoon, a gum tree drops a large branch across Belgrave-Gembrook road in Menzies Creek, halting traffic.

Fortunately, no one was driving under the branch when it came down, but the incident is still unnerving, and makes anyone living in a rural area question the stability of the trees that line many of the roads in the Dandenong Ranges.

Ian Robins from cockatoo shares that concern and in a letter to the editor said that more needs to be done to reduce dangerous trees.

Mr Robins said he has seen a number of trees fall onto roads over the past few weeks, specifically along Wellington Road, and Belgrave-Gembrook road.

"A few years ago, I witnessed a young driver have her car severely damaged when a tree with a rotten base fell across part of the road immediately in front of her.

"Fortunately, the damage was limited to the vehicle.

"In recent weeks two trees fell- one onto the road and another to the shoulder of the road."

"A visual check of trees abutting Wellington

Burglar bogged An alleged thief got bogged during his attempted escape following a Monbulk burglary.

Police arrested the Melton man, 36, on Mt Dandenong Tourist Road on 10 January.

They said a woman was bringing in bins for her neighbour, who was on holidays, about 9.20am when she spotted a blue BMW in the driveway and the front door open.

She called out and received no answer, but heard banging noises and called police.

Police said the charged man drove out of the driveway and into the driveway of the home opposite.

It's alleged he drove at speed for 30 metres, skidded into a parked car and became bogged while trying to drive through the back fence.

Police recovered jewellery, medication and a handbag from the Monbulk home inside the car.

The car itself was reported stolen from Richmond.

They charged the man with burglary, theft, theft of a motor car, driving in a dangerous manner and possessing ammunition.

He was remanded to face court at a later date.

Police said the man was also wanted over burglaries in Gisborne.

Call to slow down Police have responded to two motorcycle accidents over the past week and are urging riders to slow down and ride within their skill level.

At about 12.45pm on Wednesday 16 January, a 19-year-old learner motorcyclist lost control of his vehicle on Mountain Highway, Sassafras.

Police said the bike hit a car travelling in the opposite direction. The car did not strike the rider.

The car's driver immediately stopped and rendered assistance.

The rider was taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.

Speed, drugs and alcohol have been ruled out as contributing factors.

On 20 January at 2.30pm, a motorcyclist was airlifted to hospital with serious leg injuries after he lost control along GembrookLaunching Place Road and collided with an oncoming vehicle.

Lost drone

Concerns are being raised over overhanging trees along roads in the Dandenong Ranges.

Photo: Gary Hatfield-Dunn Rd shows that about 200 are growing at angles ... in ways which mean they can only fall onto Wellington Rd if they come down."

Mr Robins raised the problem to VicRoads, but it was only after a clearly hollow tree fell opposite Clematis pub that he was given a prompt response.

He said that initially VicRoads responded to his concerns by stating that 'there was no immediate hazard.'

"This tree was hollow and a visual inspection should have shown it to be in poor health and a risk."

"People living in the area will be familiar with the unpredictable nature of many tree species and the need for constant monitoring of their condition ... . they need to be monitored and checked to make sure they are safe."

"That being said since I raised it VicRoads have been more proactive."

"I value the trees along road reserves and don't want to see trees removed without strong reasons, equally, I don't want to see serious accidents caused by trees which have a limited future."

Knox Police are looking to reunite a drone with its owner, lost around the Ferntree Gully area in October last year.

To claim the drone, the owner will need to identify areas where the drone had been flown.

Call 9881 7000.

Parking argument.

Police are seeking information about damages to a car parked in Belgrave, following an altercation between its owner and another person.

At 9.40am on 19 January a car was legally parked in a disabled car park outside the Commonwealth Bank in Belgrave.

Police said a passer-by commented on the parking and an argument ensued.

The driver returned to their car later to find scratches in the panels.

Anyone with information should call Belgrave police on 9754 6677.

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Thanks for the opportunity In the lead up to the 2018 Victorian election I spoke to a lot of people across the electorate of Monbulk about why I wanted to continue as their local member.

For me, it was about ensuring our community continues to have the facilities and services it deserves.

This is the community that I have chosen to raise my family in and I want them, and every child in our community, to have every opportunity available to them.

I want to take this chance to thank each and every resident who gave me the opportunity to continue working on that goal.

I'm genuinely excited about the next four years.

The state of

affairs James Merlino MP Member for Monbulk Locally, I can't wait to see work on upgrades to Monbulk College and Upwey High School, and start work on an exciting upgrade at Monbulk Primary.

It isn't just schools either, we will see work

on major upgrades at Pinks Reserve begin and the construction of the much-needed car park at the Belgrave Train Station.

There are also so many other initiatives that I can't wait to see rolled out across the state.

I want to highlight one that is close to my heart in particular - the implementation of universal three-year-old kinder.

It is an initiative I am very proud to see our government deliver.

We will invest $5 billion over the next decade to deliver a full 15 hours of three-year-old kinder, with the rollout beginning in 2020.

Once completed, this will be the largest social, economic and educational reform ever undertaken in early childhood learning in Vic-

toria's history.

We want our kids to be ready for school and with this extra year of kinder we'll make sure they are.

It sits alongside several big state-wide announcements that say a lot about the government we want to be.

Whether it is providing free dental to Victorian school kids or building the Suburban Rail Loop, we want to leave this state a better place for future generations.

Thank you again for giving me that opportunity.

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Kallista market

Belgrave Survival Day

Kallista Community House Art and Craft Market is on Saturday 2 February from 9am-1pm.

Site fees support the Kallista Community house and Michael the Baloonologist will be creating all sorts of animals out of balloons.

There will be plants, art, crafts, foodstuffs and light refreshments for sale. For bookings contact Teena on 0421 764 990

Belgrave Survival Day's mission is to increase understanding of, and respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.

The event is a living and breathing example of how the first peoples of this nation can be honoured and respected within a wider context of mutual respect and inclusivity and will be held at Borthwick Park, Belgrave on 26 January.

SNIPPETS Country Music Show The Upwey Country Music Club is presenting its regular Walk Up - Open Mic concert, on Sunday 3rd of February, at the Guides Hall in Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully, from 12.15 - 5 pm., Artists perform songs in the Country, Bluegrass and Folk genres. The hall can accomodate an audience of up to 100. All welcome.

New singers, musicians, and bands are always welcome. A band or musician is available to back singers, if required. Just bring your music along.

There is a small entrance charge of $7 ($5 for members) to help cover costs. The club runs regular concerts on the first Sunday of each month at the Guides Hall.

Enquiries to Graham 03 5964 8298.

Tennis time Emerald Tennis Club is offering opportunities to get involved in tennis during the month of

February. On 3 and 10 February at 9am visitors can come and meet a coach, take part in a coaching clinic and use the courts, balls, and racquets.

On 17 and 24 February at 9am victors can come along and enjoy adult social tennis.

Please register through the Melbourne Tennis Month website.

All that is need are tennis court appropriate shoes. Further information can be obtained from Andrea on amacdonald50@gmail.com.

Monday Community Meals Since November 2015 up to 100 people have enjoyed nutritious meals each Monday served by the Foothills Community Care from the newly renovated kitchen at the Upwey Baptist Community Church, corner of Darling Ave and Burwood Hwy, Upwey.

Meals concluded for 2018 in December 2018 and will recommence on Monday 4 February

Gembrook market Come down to the Gembrook Market on 27 January and see a wide range of mostly locally grown and made craft and produce for sale.

Find everything from crafts, jewellery, plants to soaps and other handmade goods and foods. Tantalise your tastebuds with freshly brewed coffee, a range of sweet and savoury

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Work is underway for the Upwey-Belgrave RSL carpark.

"I would like to acknowledge the hard work and advocacy of all members of the UpweyBelgrave RSL in support of this project, In particular David, Mark, Beth and Leigh whose work has seen this important project be realised," Mr Merlino said.

"This new upgraded carpark will assist RSL members and their guests, as well as local community visitors to have safer access to the RSL." Cr Noel Cliff said the drainage was almost complete and additional barrel drains had

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"We are grateful for the State Government's contribution and Council is more than happy to be helping ensure this project goes ahead as smoothly as possible," Cr Cliff said.

"We want everyone in the community to have the opportunity to connect with one another, be social and maintain relationships, and to have consistent access to services and facilities."

The project is expected to be completed within the next four weeks.

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Work has begun to improve the car park at the Upwey-Belgrave RSL. When finished RSL members will benefit from a sealed car park, improved drive way and better stormwater drainage.

The project was announced in September last year with the state labor government committing $100,000 to upgrade the RSL's parking arrangements.

Works will include a concrete kerb and channel, internal and external underground stormwater drain, a wider driveway entrance to the car park, asphalt surfacing and line marking.

Upwey-Belgrave RSL President David Eaton said members were looking forward to the upgrade which will provide better access for everyone including those using wheelchairs and walkers.

"We're trying to improve social isolation issues with the veterans and the elderly and trying to get more people to visit the sub-branch here in Upwey."

"We arrange for morning teas and social activities to take place here so it will be wonderful to have a safe carpark that encourages people to come and access the site, to drive and stay for a while, or be picked up by a friend.

"Previously the carpark was pretty much a paddock, with just grass and dirt so it will make a huge difference."

Member for Monbulk and Victorian Deputy Premier James Merlino congratulated the RSL members for making the project happen.

A Yarra Ranges firefighter says a flicked cigarette butt could spark a catastrophic blaze.

Montrose CFA PR co-ordinator Eddie Tichelaar said the region was "so darn dry" and urged smokers to bin their butts.

"On the right day with the right conditions - whether it be with the heat and the wind that goes through the valley and the ranges - a lit cigarette thrown out of the car landing in the grass or scrub can take off within minutes," he said.

"It's at any time through the summer.

"Once things have dried out, whether it's a cool day or a hot day, if it's ready to burn it's ready to burn.

"It makes me angry knowing what the possibilities are."

Mr Tichelaar said the brigade was thankfully receiving fewer calls to fires started by cigarettes.

"We used to get every year quite a lot of fires in the median strip. The tanbark starts burning," he said.

On the crew's Facebook page he shared a photo of a discarded cigarette butt found in short grass in Ballarat, and warned that a moment of stupidity could cost lives and property.

Littering fines range from $322 for an unlit cigarette to $645 for a lit cigarette, and under fire laws the act could cost $19,000-plus and/ or 12 months imprisonment.

Montrose CFA is hosting a Fire Ready session at its Mt Dandenong Road station from 10am on Sunday 3 February.

Mr Tichelaar said it would run for up to two hours and attendees could chat with firefighters and enjoy a free sausage sizzle.

About 20 people attended a similar session in November.

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A single male Queensland fruit fly (QFF) has been found Silvan.

Agribusiness Yarra Valley QFF regional coordinator Bronwyn Koll said the discovery caused concern for commercial fruit and vegetable producers, and also residents with fruit and vegetables in their home gardens who have all been privileged to normally have fruit fly free production conditions.

QFF is an invasive insect pest that causes fruit to turn rotten internally when infested with QFF larvae.

"This pest is not welcome in the Yarra Valley - and community surveillance and action can help maintain a fruit fly free region," Ms Koll said.

"The detection this summer is a reminder to us all that despite our history of being QFFfree, we are all required to remain vigilant if we are to help protect the Yarra Valley."

She said produce grown in fruit fly free areas meant that growers could avoid chemical use, preserve the balance of beneficial insects in the production system, and avoid the expenses of having to apply fruit fly bait weekly or using netting.

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Ms Koll said gardeners in northern Victoria had to install insect netting over their gardens after flowering time to allow pollination, to then protect the developing and ripening fruit from fruit fly damage.

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Northern Victorians are regularly trapping and baiting for QFF and some also have to permanently remove host plants.

"This can all be avoided in the Yarra Valley if we take extremely good care of our fruit production in home gardens and commercial fruit growing areas right now," Ms Koll said.

"Action needs to be taken to prevent any Queensland Fruit Fly populations establishing in the Yarra Valley."

Picking ripe fruit and vegetables before they fall to the ground is a simple and effective preventative action, along with cleaning up any dropped fruit.

Traps can be hung in trees to help monitor for any fruit fly activity.

"Yarra Valley residents can help by ensuring they don't bring QFF infested fruit and vegetables into the Yarra Valley," Ms Koll said.

They can also make a fruit fly trap and hang it in the garden or buy commercially available traps online or from garden supply stores.

Ms Koll said it was important to report suspect infested fruit to her on 0490 381 999 or qff@agribusiness-yarravalley.com.

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Thanks to the "good ones" It's always nice to receive a reminder of the potential for human kindness.

A motorist took to Facebook with a thankyou following a windfall in Mount Evelyn.

"My card wouldn't work so I went to my car to find my other card to pay for my fuel," she explained.

"A guy came up to my car and said he had

paid for my fuel and to have a nice day.

"If you're reading this you've made my whole week and I can't thank you enough!

"Nice to know there is still good ones out there."

Royal rumours Another story from the Warburton Walhalla Museum is from 1954 when Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip stayed at the Board of Works

Chalet in East Warburton. The story tells of the newlyweds getting into a flaming row that ended with the Prince calling the chauffeur to take him to a local pub, leaving Her Majesty behind.

In the hit TV series The Crown, this rumoured tiff is depicted as happening in Africa but it seems that those who should know are pretty certain the scene is all about the not-sosmooth royal time in the Warburton hills.

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Looking for a career that makes a difference?

Re-engage for learning

Commencing March 2019 and concluding February 2020.

Diploma in Early Childhood Education & Care (CHC50113) Commencing February 2019 and concluding February 2020.

Diploma in Community Development (CHC52115)

Commencing February 2019 and concluding February 2020.

Advanced Diploma in Community Sector Management (CHC62015)

Commencing February 2019 and concluding February 2020.

We also ofer pre-accredited courses including furniture upcycling, using tools, landscaping, horticulture, creative writing, sewing, social media, computers, cooking and crafts.

With government funding available for many of our courses Coonara has an afordable learning opportunity for you.

Coonara Community House | RTO 3733 22 Willow Rd, Upper Ferntree Gully | 9758 7081 enquiries@coonarahouse.org.au | www.coonarahouse.org.au

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CLASSES & PROGRAMS Yoga for Everyone - Tuesday 5 February-2 April 6:45-7:45pm | $135 | 9 weeks Dru Yoga - Monday 11 February-25 March 9:15-10:30am | $90 | 6 weeks | No class Monday 11 March Zumba with Teena - Monday 4 February-1 April | 8 weeks | 9:30-10:30am | $96.00 (no casual payments accepted) | No class Monday 11 March

Senior Citizens Tuesday 15 Jan - 2 Dec 2019 | 11.00am - 2.30pm | $2 session Sisters in Stitchers 1st Monday of the Month from 7:30pm-9:30pm. Only $5 per person Crafty Creatures of the East Wednesday 16 Jan - 18 Dec 2019 | 7-9:30pm | $5 session Social Guitar. Monday |11 Feb - 16 Dec 2019 | 8-9pm | $5 session

Call MDLC (03) 9758 7859

Wednesday nights 6:30pm to 9:00pm Enjoy your irst class for free!

FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS

SOCIAL GROUPS AT JAPARA Crafty Chicks Tuesday 12 Feb - 10 Dec 2019 | 7.30-9.30pm Advanced Philosophy Tuesday 19 Feb - 10 Dec 2019 | 7-9pm | Gold Coin Donation Japara Stitchers 4th Tuesday of the month from 22 Jan - 17 Dec 2019 | 12:30-3pm. Only $5 Cultural Diversity Group Friday 18 Jan - 13 Dec 2019 |11.00am-3.00pm | $2 session

From the11-15 February 2019 donate non-perishable goods. These will be used to support the Café on the Park’s Pantry for the community.

Story Time and Library Visits are coming to occasional care every second Wednesday.

Tech Hub - Fortnightly on Tuesdays starting 5 February 2019 Clean Up Australia Day - 3 March, 2019 Australian Hearing FREE Tests 5 March 11am onwards Financing Your Business - 13 March | 8pm-9pm Red Nose Day - 15 March Advanced Care Planning 22 March, 2019 |10am-12pm Animal Aid Appeal/Polite Pet Month - 25th March Childs Personal Safety, Parent Information 20 March, 2019 | 6:45-8:45pm Japara offers quality childcare services including Occasional Care and Playgroups email: earlyyears@japarahouse.com.au for further details

Come along to the Read Write Now class

It is all about improving your reading and writing skills.

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iPads and Other Digital Devices for Business Friday 22 February - 29 March | 9.30am-12pm | 6 weeks $75 | $50 concession | $25 materials Building a Future for Women (Foundation) Wednesday 13 February-3rd April | 9.30am-12.30pm | 8 weeks | $120 | $50 concession $25 materials Basic Floristry with Marli Bloom Thursday 21 February-14 March | 7-9pm | $207 Easter Floral Workshop with Marli Bloom Wednesday 17 April | 7-9pm | $50 all-inclusive Mother’s Day Floral Workshop with Marli Bloom Thursday 9 May | 7-9pm | $55 all-inclusive

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and flexible education program that pathways into further education at an RTO, TAFE or Uni. "Young people with social anxiety disorder can struggle in an ordinary school classroom setting," Ms Claringbold said.

"The sense of panic they experience on a daily basis interferes with cognitive function as their body and mind experiences fight or flight. This can be exacerbated if they feel singled out or when they are expected to participate in ways they feel is beyond their capacity, despite these being a normal part of an educational environment such as answering questions, reading aloud or giving a talk or presentation.

"These situations can lead to a loss of confidence, add to anxiety and elevate the fear of being conspicuous to peers.

"The Cottage Program allows young people experiencing high levels of anxiety to maintain links to both education and social opportunities with the effect of normalising life experiences in a setting that is more suited to them."

Further information about The Cottage Program and other alternative education options can be found at www.mdlc.com.au. Alternatively, call MDLC on 9758 7859.

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Mountain District Learning Centre (MDLC) in Ferntree Gully has partnered with Maroondah City Council to deliver a third specialised alternative education program for young people struggling in mainstream education due to high levels of anxiety including Social Anxiety disorder.

The Maroondah City Council Youth Services team identified a growing concern within local schools of young people not attending due to high levels of anxiety leading to disengagement.

MDLC is a registered training organisation and non-school senior secondary provider and has been delivering alternative youth education programs since 2009.

"MDLC provides quality programs that allow young people to successfully re-engage with education," MDLC Centre Manager Janet Claringbold said.

"MDLC has excellent credentials as an alternative youth education provider with strong ethical values and a learner-centred approach."

In 2014 MDLC commenced running 'The Cottage Program' in the former manse of the Ferntree Gully Uniting Church. In this homelike setting, The Cottage Program accommodates student needs for a highly supportive

Enrol in one of our nationally accredited courses in 2019.

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AUSTRALIA DAY

Australia Day done right Belgrave will host an afternoon of dance, music, discussion and celebration under the trees at Borthwick Park on 26 January.

For the 12th straight year, Belgrave Survival Day will encourage people to take a different look at Australia Day and celebrate the survival of indigenous culture.

The event will run from noon to 4.30pm and will feature a welcome to country, smoking ceremony, indigenous and native american dance, singer songwriter Dave Arden, The Deans, the Mullum Mullum Choir and a didge mediation from Uncle Jowi.

There'll also be food and information stalls at this free event.

Yarra Ranges Council will hold an Australia Day Awards ceremony at the Yarra Glen Memorial Hall at 1.30pm Saturday 26 January, following a citizenship ceremony at 10am.

In Cockatoo, the community will hold an awards presentation and breakfast from 7.30am to 10.30am at Alma Treloar Reserve in Pakenham Road.

Mount Evelyn Fire Brigade will host its annual Australia Day car wash and barbecue at Mount Evelyn Fast Fuel, 1 Monbulk Road, from

10am to 2pm on Saturday 26 January.

Donations will help the volunteer brigade to buy new equipment and help to protect the community.

The Rotary Club of Wandin will serve up a big breakfast at the Wandin Public Hall in Clegg Road, Wandin North, from 8am to 10.30am on 26 January.

Guest speaker Richard Tracey was a Federal Court of Australia judge, the Defence Force Discipline Appeal Tribunal president, and Judge Advocate General of the Australian Defence Force.

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Greyhound owners probably have a few more kilometres on their car than the average motorist.

With only 13 race tracks across Victoria, most trainers cover many miles if they wish to race at Healesville's picturesque and unique straight track.

Given that the club races regularly on Friday and Sunday, some trainers back up twice a week, week in, week out.

One such trainer is Samantha Hooke.

Having recently moved from Bendigo to the small township of Bushfield, 10 kilometres north of Warrnambool, Sam recently made the trip twice in seven days.

Covering 1318km and spending close to 14 hours driving to and from the valley was well worthwhile as her greyhound, Spritely Bob, won on both occasions.

With school holidays well underway, Sam was accompanied by her children Brianna, 11, and five-year-old Hunter and all three were

Samantha Hooke with her children Brianna and Hunter and their greyhound Spritely Bob. very excited with the result.

As the school holidays draw to a close on the Australia Day long weekend, the Healesville Greyhound Association will race on Friday and Sunday plus a special meeting on Monday 28 January, the Australia Day Fun Day. There'll be free family entertainment, live music, food vans and great racing, and entry to the event is free.

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AUSTRALIA DAY

A lamington worthy fest

By Derek Schlennstedt The humble Aussie lamington, this fine Australian culinary icon that consists of sponge cake dipped in chocolate and liberally sprinkled with fine desiccated coconut is as an Australia Day treat.

Like a good Victorian beer with the cricket, Lamingtons on Australia Day is an Australian ritual, and when you bite into the little squareshaped sponge cake it's easy to see why they are so popular.

Exactly who whipped together the first recipe is still up for debate, with both Toowoomba and Ipswich and New Zealand claiming to be the lamington's birthplace.

Of course for all these so-called claims are stories of how this Australia icon came to be.

One such story suggests Lamingtons were created through an accident at work by a maidservant to Lord Lamington, the thoroughlyBritish eighth Governor of Queensland.

It tells the story of a maid who accidentally dropped sponge cake into some melted chocolate and, to avoid food waste and messy fingers when the cake was being eaten, it was dipped in coconut - an error turned into a dessert that Lord Lamington from Brisbane loved.

Another story suggests that Lord Lamington had unexpected guests but the cupboard was bare except for a stale sponge cake.

The chef had to improvise and coated the cake in chocolate and rolled it in coconut to disguise its staleness.

In any case, no matter who really invented it or where and when, today, it's one of Australia's national dishes, and in 2006, The National Trust of Queensland named it a "Heritage Icon" - there's even a National Lamington Day every 21 July.

The humble Aussie lamington consists of sponge cake dipped in chocolate and liberally sprinkled with fine desiccated coconut, and is a perfect Australia Day treat.

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A great day out for all Monbulk Produce Market encourages everyone to visit the picnic park space at the top of Monbulk’s Main Street for great local shopping, breakfast, lunch or just some local chit chat over a cuppa.

Based on volunteer work, the Monbulk Produce Market features over 30 stalls which boast products such as plants, clothing, local artwork and timber goods.

The Monbulk Produce Market is set on a grassy patch and is dog and child-friendly.

There is even a ‘Kids Zone’ where children can play games and feel welcome.

The market promotes community engagement and encourages community groups to have a free stall to promote themselves and

fundraise to further put energy back into the community in any way they can.

Monbulk Produce Market is also pushing the sustainable approach of low waste by slowly eliminating plastic bags, and encouraging BYO coffee cups (or borrowing one at the stall!)

Come and have a wander around, chat to the locals and enjoy the Monbulk Produce Market space on the second Saturday of the month.

Market Dates for 2019 are February 9, March 9, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, September 14, October 12, November 9 and December 14.

For stall enquiries call Teresa Schroder on 0419 857 524.

The Monbulk Produce Market.

Stalls at the Monbulk Produce Market.

Yarra Glen Racecourse Market A family friendly makers market featuring 300 stalls of unique hand crafted products & food

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‘ELMWOOD’ – CENTRAL EMERALD ON 5000M2 AN exquisite home set on a leafy allotment of over one acre of beautiful landscaped gardens with established elm trees, the agent says, Elmwood is nestled behind remote gates and accessed via a sealed road and sealed driveway.

Featuring the highest quality finishes, this beautifully-presented home boasts solid rose oak entrance doors, polished hardwood Victorian ash floors, feature plasterwork including high coffered ceilings and sculptured cornices, solid timber doors, double-hung picture windows and large rooms that give a sense of space and grandeur.

There are four living areas including a lounge room that has a gas log fire as a centrepiece, a dining area with plenty of room for a large table, rumpus room with French doors that lead out to the wraparound deck, and a purpose-built

theatre room with a big screen.

A sunlit kitchen encourages the chef of the home to cook up a storm, the agent says, with an abundance of cupboard and bench space and quality Bosch appliances including five-burner gas hotplates, underbench oven and dishwasher.

There are four spacious bedrooms, the master easily caters to a king-sized bed and

is serviced by a full ensuite complete with a deep bath.

The family bathroom also has a bath and there is a separate powder room.

The attention to detail is evident in every room, the agent says, with hydronic gas heating throughout, integrated speakers in the living rooms, built-in robes, alarm system, cellar/storage room, study with

double French doors, big laundry complete with a drying cupboard, split system airconditioning and porcelain tiles to the wet areas.

A triple garage with workshop area, double carport, cubby house and water features complete the property, which is within easy reach of everything that the Emerald township has to offer. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 44 Old Beaconsfield Road, Emerald, VIC 3782 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study, 5 garage Price: $1,250,000 - $1,350,000 Inspect: By appointment Auction: For Sale Contact: Justin Barrot 0438 683 781 and Gayle Barrot 0408 195 76, BARRY PLANT EMERALD 5968 4522

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HOME FOCUS

METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED FAMILY HOME LOCATED in a quiet no-through road close to Cockatoo Main Street, schools and public transport, is this family home with great attention to detail and nothing to be done.

The home features two spacious living areas, with the formal lounge opening onto a covered and very private entertainment deck where the new owner can sit back and enjoy the views over the surrounding neighbourhood.

The central kitchen is both light and bright, the agent says, with plenty of bench space, a large pantry, and new quality appliances.

The master bedroom with huge walk-in robe and ensuite is positioned for privacy at the front of the home and features sliding doors that open onto the deck.

The remaining three bedrooms are positioned to the rear of the home, and all are spacious with built-in robes.

Extra features include family bathroom, ducted heating, refrigerated cooling, huge storage cupboards, \polished spotted gum flooring and nine-foot ceilings.

Outside is a fully-fenced rear yard with a private outdoor sitting area, a double garage plus workshop area, plenty of space to park additional vehicles, and a water tank.

It's all set on about 1010 square metres in a leafy and convenient location. â—?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 54 Caroline Avenue, Cockatoo, VIC 3781 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $670,000 - $730,000 Inspect: By appointment Auction: For sale Contact: Lyn Beckwith 0419 324 409, BARRY PLANT EMERALD 5968 4522

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54 Caroline Avenue, Cockatoo

4 Gum Street, Cockatoo

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CLASSIC CLINKER ON OVER ONE ACRE

ELMWOOD – CENTRAL EMERALD ON OVER 5000m2

GUIDE $530,000 - $575,000 INSPECT By appointment CONTACT Riley Nicholas 0488 501 218 Barry Plant Emerald 5968 4522

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Emerald

90 Old Soldiers Road, Gembrook

40 Patons Road, Macclesfield

THE IDEAL PLACE TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME

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HILLS HIDEAWAY HAS VIEWS TO SPARE THIS renovated cedar home is positioned to capture the sunlight and frame the views of the Dandenongs, with warmth and character that's so sought-after in the hills.

The large covered deck not only overlooks the garden below but the mountains in the distance, making it the perfect spot to sit and unwind.

Inside is an updated kitchen with gloss cabinetry, glass splashbacks and a stainless upright oven/stove.

There are three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and polished baltic timber floors and the agent says the new owner will love starting every day with that sunrise over the Ranges.

You'll have all the creature comforts too, with an updated bathroom and laundry, two toilets, plus the living/dining area featuring a Coonara-style wood-heater and a splitsystem heater/air-conditioner.

Outside there is plenty of storage under the house and at the rear of the carport.

The block is about 1865 square metres on the coveted north-facing mountain-side, the agent says, offering plenty of light and a chance grow fruit and vegies.

With a laneway to the rear of the block, there is plenty of room to extend the home, subject to council approval.

There's ample on and off-street parking at the front, too, which the agent says is like gold for hillside living.

This home would make a perfect place to live for first home buyers and young families wanting the peaceful hills lifestyle with the conveniences of the suburbs, the agent says.

It is close to transport and schools. â—?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 18 Grandview Crescent, Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC 3156 Description: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 1 garage Price: $590,000 - $649,000 Inspect: By appointment Auction: For sale Contact: Mat Fitch 0473 363 606, RANGES FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE - BELGRAVE

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5 Helene Court Boronia

$595,000 - $650,000

43 Deans Road Upwey

$695,000 - $740,000

FIRST HOME BUYERS THIS IS IT!

MODERN FAMILY STUNNER

If you are looking for a quality home to get into the property market then this is it, revamped brick home has room for a growing family, 3 good size bedrooms (all with BIR’S), A/C, loorboards and a generous kitchen/meals area, excellent outdoor entertaining with large yard. Inquire today!

Contact: Brad Conder 0422 639 115 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Tri-level masterpiece with excellent open plan layout and plenty of room for the family to stretch out: 4 large bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, kitchen with butlers pantry, sunken lounge with wood heater and A/C, timber loor boards, double glazed windows and more.

Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

192 Scoresby Road BORONIA

$850,000 - $930,000

1373 Mountain Highway THE BASIN

$560,000 - $595,000

Development Potential (STCA) OR Fabulous Renovator

Calling All First Home Buyers!!!

The brick veneer home offers a single-level residence featuring plenty of living space, including 3 good sized bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, comfortable lounge & formal dining area and a light and bright master bathroom with a a spacious outdoor entertaining deck.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

This lovely brick home is nestled in the foothills of the picturesque Dandenong Ranges & provides a great opportunity for a young family or someone looking to get into the market. With 3 good sized bedrooms, spacious lounge with stunning hardwood timber loorboards & Vintage kitchen/dining.

Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

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9 Stone Road South Gembrook

$845,000 - $929,000

14 Mackenzie Street Cockatoo

$560,000 - $610,000

Your Perfect Country Lifestyle Awaits!

Charming Home on ½ Acre To Call Your Own

Comfortably spacious 5 BDR family home situated on 1 acre. Features pitched ceilings, ceiling fans, GDH, WFH, 2 separate living areas, Master with a WIR & ensuite & impressive covered entertaining deck with outdoor kitchen & solar heated pool. Includes DBL tandem carport, parking bays, circular sealed driveway, DBL garage/workshop, 20 foot shipping container storage, wood shed, chicken run, dog run & kids cubby.

3 BDR character home situated on 1/2 acre close to Cockatoo township. Features large open plan lounge/dining room, well-appointed kitchen, cathedral ceilings, energy wise double glazed windows, neutral tones, skylights, stylish modern bathroom & 4 S/S for comfort. Outside includes DBL carport, large 6x9 garage with concrete loor & power, chook run,10,000ltr water storage & is fully fenced. This home is a must see.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994

1255 Bessie Creek Road Gembrook

$1,020,000 - $1,120,000

31a Wright Road Avonsleigh

$520,000 - $570,000

Lifestyle Country Living In Gembrook!

“Branwyn Cottage”

Attractive country home with its contemporary soft grey rendered brick facade & clean white trims. Situated on 22.5 acres of cleared & natural bush, this home has 2 spacious living areas, 4 BDRs, WFH, polished loorboards, GDH, DBL carport, DBL LU garage/ workshop, general shedding & 3 fenced paddocks. Conveniently located with only a short drive to Gembrook or Pakenham, schools & public transport.

Full of rustic charm this split level home has 3 BDRs + study/studio. Generous upstairs master with full ensuite, WIR & verandah access. Features light lled lounge, vaulted ceilings, WFH, GDH & gas console heater. Renovated open plan kitchen has large island bench & ample storage. 1/4 acre block with landscaped terraced garden & large workshop/shed, secure dog run or chook run. Easy access to walking trails.

Contact: Stephen Richards 0400 100 155

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994

12 Dunstan Road Avonsleigh

12 Royal street Upper Ferntree Gully

$600,000 - $660,000

$595,000 - $654,000

Family Home with Plenty of Room!

Beautifully Renovated Family Home!

Great opportunity to purchase a family home within walking distance to schools, public transport & shops. A standout feature of this home is the large covered deck at the front which is the perfect place to spend hours relaxing or entertaining with friends or family all year round. Includes 4 robed BDRs, large kitchen, sizable lounge, separate studio, workshop/shed, vegetable garden, under house storage & DBL carport.

Beautifully renovated 3 BDR family home positioned close to both Upwey Village & Upper Ferntree Gully shopping precincts. 3 robed BDRs, spacious living area, light lled kitchen, meals area & large outdoor entertaining area. Also included GDH, S/S, polished hardwood looring, parking bay,asphalt driveway, garden shed, terraced landscaped gardens & fully fenced. Call today to inspect this great property.

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

Contact: Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

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21 Mernda Road Olinda

$750,000-$820,00

17 Old Warburton Hwy Seville East

$475,000 - $520,000

Contemporary Living in the Hills

What a great starter or investment

Fully renovated in modern inishes & colors, this 3/4 bedroom weatherboard home in a prestigious Olinda location will tick all of your boxes. Offering views across to Silvan Dam, this family home includes modern paint tones with oak colored loating loors & GDH, Bio fuel ireplace with stone stacker feature wall & Split Systems for year round climate control.

Set over 3 levels, with family friendly separated sleeping/ living zones, the loorplan will suit all lifestyles. The upper level is stunning with a sleek kitchen in reds & whites inc s/s appliances, with a central island bench facing the casual living space/meals area. Abundant light loods the room while the master is tucked behind forming a parents retreat complete with ENS & BIR’s. The entrance level offers 2 lge bedrooms, with BIR’s plus a bathroom & 2nd living zone.

This fantastic 3 bedroom home is beautifully presented and ready to move in. Ideal for irst home buyers, families or the astute investor looking to access the market at a price point that is becoming harder to ind good properties. The home enjoys lovely valley views from the front deck, lounge room and rear yard. Boasting a sparkling updated kitchen, family meals area and spacious front lounge the home enjoys gas ducted heating and a split system air conditioner plus an A/C in the master bedroom. Enjoy the views with a morning cuppa from the front deck or head out the back to the covered decking for a cool drink in the afternoon. A great loorplan offers bathroom with separate bath & shower, separate toilet and good size laundry with external access.

There’s a double carport with sealed driveway and a low maintenance garden.

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

55 Ternes Road Upwey

$650,000 - $695,000

1/8 Bell Street Seville

$590,000 - $640,000

Great Family Home in Upwey!

Picture Perfect & Perfectly Positioned

Set on a 1919m2 (approx.) leafy block this home has been beautifully maintained. Upon entry you are greeted by the open plan living with swathes of natural light & s/s airconditioning & an updated kitchen with ample bench & cabinetry space, gas cooktop, dishwasher downlights & adjoining dining area. Offering 4 bedrooms each containing BIRs, the master bedroom has a split system with full ENS & the 2 bedrooms on the upper level are serviced by the main bathroom with spa & double vanity. Downstairs, there is a large rumpus room with split system, bar, pool room & the 4th bedroom with built in robes, with its own separate entrance.

Entertaining bliss ensues as you have the convenience of two separate balconies and outdoor areas coupled with a large backyard and peaceful outlook.

You wouldn’t ind a more convenient location positioned just metres from Seville’s vibrant shopping hub with café’s, restaurants and sporting facilities. This super neat and very well presented home will suit those looking for quality and exceptional presentation, offering 3 good size bedrooms all with built in robes plus an ensuite in the main bedroom, big family size living/lounge areas plus a separate meals/ dining area and a beautiful country style kitchen with quality appliances and ittings throughout. Outside offers a double garage plus a covered entertaining area and beautiful gardens all round with an extensive array of exotic roses and lowering shrubs. A lovely home in a great location the perfect place to call home.

Contact: Elliot Bell 0427 099 880 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

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Monbulk 185 eMerald-MonBUlk road A BOTANICAL WONDERLAND

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selby 10 JohnS road $600,000-$660,000 SUMMER LOVIN HAPPENED SO FAST!! NEW PRICE!!

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Sitting in an elevated position to capture beautiful pink sunsets and stunning views to Port Phillip Bay, is this fabulous double storey home which offers a great lifestyle option and a lexible loorplan. Features to entice you: fabulous modern kitchen with stainless-steel upright cooker, integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher, abundant storage and quality Caesar stone benchtops, huge entertaining deck, inground pool, two living areas, family room with open ire place plus ducted heating and split system heating and cooling, tiered allotment of approx. 2/3 acre, landscaped gardens, fully sealed driveway, double carport and plenty of off-street parking.

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TRY it out to help

By Derek Schlennstedt Youth Mentoring Initiative 'Try Mentoring' is seeing a shortage of volunteers in the Dandenong Ranges, and leaders say they need your help.

Try Mentoring connects at-risk and vulnerable young people aged 7-20-years-old with a positive adult role model.

The not-for-profit organistion supports volunteers to empower, guide and listen to young people as a fully trained mentor.

TRY offers personal development training days for all mentors, and Program Co-ordinator Daniel Beeson said mentors could either assist by joining a group mentor program or a 1 to 1 mentor program.

"We believe it is incredibly important to empower, support, and listen to the voices of young people especially if they face generational issues of disadvantage," he said.

"By intervening positively in a young person's life, we change outcomes for a community.

"The stigma around mentoring is that people don't think there are qualified enough or not worthy enough so we're trying to break that stigma.

"They just need to show up, have some fun and be present and to take that person their mentoring out of their environment ... generally that's all that is needed."

TRY's group mentoring program involves

the connection and matching of at least two mentors with a group of young people, which usually involves coming together to participate in a shared activity, such as sport, performing arts, or group fitness.

Also on offer is the 1:1 mentor program, which involves matching one mentor with a young person on a one-to-one basis.

Each match meets weekly to enjoy a shared activity over the course of 12 months.

"We're doing amazing things and we just need more people to jump on board," Mr Beeson said.

"It's nothing to scary and just one hour each week can make a difference and change the life of a person who really need sit."

Donations flood in for drought relief From October to December the Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group ran an appeal collecting toiletries for dought affected families.

The public were asked to donate goods to be distributed to drought affected families by dropping them off at one of the companies three branches located in Upwey, Belgrave or Cockatoo.

All the items that were donated were given to the Lions Club of Pakenham to distribute in care packages.

John Waters, Chairman of Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group said there were immensely pleased by the huge amount of items that were donated.

"We are pleased that so many items have been donated and we are sure that they will be appreciated by families in the drought affected areas," Mr Waters said.

"Even small gestures of this kind can make a difference to those in need. Thank you to everyone who contributed."

The Dandenong Ranges Community Bank Group ran an appeal collecting toiletries for drought affected families.

Nominations now open Nominations are now open for the annual Stan Henwood Award, which recognises outstanding individuals in Cardinia Shire who have made significant contributions to our community.

Cardinia Shire Mayor Cr Graeme Moore encouraged community members to submit a nomination for someone who they think has made a positive difference in their community.

"This award honours the late Stan Henwood and his lifetime contribution to Tynong and the municipality. It's a special way for Council and community to remember Stan Henwood and acknowledge similarly motivated individuals in our community today.

"Now is the time for us to think about and recognise those members of our community who are continuing this selfless work with their own commitment and contributions to making Cardinia Shire a wonderful place to live, work, learn and play," Cr Moore said.

Stan was held in high esteem by the Tynong community for his lifelong dedication to strengthening his local community and Cardinia Shire more broadly. His positive influence and contributions over the years not only improved the lives of those around him, but also saw him receive a medal from the Australian Prime Minister for Service to Sport and an Order of Australia for Service to the Community.

Nominations for the 2019 award close at 5pm on Sunday 24 March 2018.

Nominations must be submitted online via the SmartyGrants portal, which will require the nominator to register an account before they can prepare and submit a nomination form.

For more information about this award, eligibility criteria and how to nominate, visit www.cardinia.vic.gov.au/StanHenwoodAward

ENTERTAINMENT

Cinema under the stars for the family

By Derek Schlennstedt If you are looking for a free family fun afternoon or night out, then check out the extravaganza on offer at the Lilydale Library Lakeside Campus at the Box Hill Institute in Lilydale.

The fabulous Family Fun Festival and Cinema under the stars event is being held on 25 January, 2018 beginning at 3pm and running through to 8pm.

The Eastern Regional Cinemas (ERL), Cinema Under the Stars will return to Lilydale for the second time, with the animated film Small Foot set to play on a big screen.

Karla Simon, marketing and graphic design co-ordinator at ERL said the event is a fantastic night out for the family.

"We have a rockabilly theme and we're encouraging people to get dressed up as we'll have a bit of a fashion parade with a little bit of a competition for best dressed."

"We've also got a big band, and they'll be providing some musical entertainment for some rockabilly dancers.

"The event will start at 3 and continue un-

til 8 and then the screening of the movie Small Foot will take place as soon as it gets dark."

The Games Lounge will be available inside the Lilydale Library also and the Library will be open if you would like to borrow some books, DVD's or CD's as well.

There will also be food and refreshments available from the Point of View Cafe.

Be sure to pack a picnic rug and come along with the family to enjoy this free Family Twilight Festival!

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Shatters your expectations Glass Starring Bruce Willis, James McAvoy and Samuel L Jackson Rated M Glass is a riveting psychological thriller and another triumphant return to form for director M Knight Shyamalan.

Super-strong vigilante David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and split-personality serial killer Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy) are captured and brought to a mental institution, where the frail yet brilliant Elijah (Samuel L Jackson) secretly guides them into a comic book-style showdown.

The sequel to both Unbreakable and Split, Glass is another taut, compelling film driven by ingenious surprises and outstanding performances.

Willis conveys a gruff dignity while Jackson emanates a soft-spoken but deadly charisma.

McAvoy once again demonstrates staggering range and primal energy as Kevin, and brings further depth to this composite character, as Kevin’s savage ‘Beast’ personality evokes fear and shame in several of Kevin’s other personalities.

Sarah Paulson is laser-focused as Dr Ellie Staple, a psychiatrist determined to convince her patients that their abilities are not real.

Elijah’s machinations are perversely satisfying, as he becomes a mentor to Kevin and uses his extraordinary cunning to become the supervillain he’d always dreamed of being.

As these powerful personalities clash and manipulate each other, Glass becomes a macabre allegory for realising your full potential.

Throughout the plot, Shyamalan establishes clear rules for his characters and world but keeps us on our toes by defying each status quo in shocking but logical ways.

My favourite Shyamalan film is still (shock) The Village but Glass is still a phenomenal character-driven thriller.

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Pies are flying high

By Richard Millott Belgrave produced an unbeaten 211-run stand between Aaron Brunner and Johnathon Levell to power to a 10-wicket win over Ferntree Gully.

Chasing the Blues' target of 207 from last week, Brunner scored 109 not out.

Down the other end of the Belgrave pitch, Levell provided the definition of perfect support with 76 not out.

The win comes as a huge boost for the Pies, who were at the foot of the Norm Reeves Shield ladder.

The six points to the tally saw them jump to eighth place, while Ferntree Gully takes 10th place, narrowly missing out on ninth place to Upper Ferntree Gully on percentage.

Eildon Park inflicted The Basin with its first loss of the season, constructing a well-rounded chase of the Bears' 217.

Josh Dowling (79) and Jake Pollard (65*) were the livewires at the crease for the home team to help the Panthers reach 5/220, with the win helping to lift Eildon Park to fifth place and now just a game outside of the top four while having superior percentage.

The Basin remains clear on top by a match.

Cameron Wheeler brought his A-game with the ball yet again as a low Upwey target combined with Wheeler's efforts proved a bridge too far for Upper Ferntree Gully.

Set off in chase of Upwey's 186, the Kings found out soon enough that Wheeler was on, eventually claiming 6/53 with the ball.

Craig Bridle was the sole light for Upper, his 41 not out being the backbone of the Kings' 96.

The win sees the Tigers remain in fourth albeit with improved percentage - to keep the pressure on Ferntree Gully Footballers, while Upper Ferntree Gully finds itself in a battle with their cross-town rivals for the final two placings - the Kings ahead by 0.004 per cent.

With the Tigers looking to move up, Ferntree Gully Footballers required victory against Knox Gardens, with the top order firing to ensure they remain in third place.

The Griffens were looking to overhaul the Falcons' 213, which was well helped by Cohen McElroy's unbeaten century (102*) and Radhik Gooneratne (56*) and Ben Rawlings (51) in support.

The Griffens are now well entrenched in finals equations, while Knox Gardens slipped to seventh.

Knoxfield accounted for Johnson Park, batting past the target of 142 to reach 283 by day's end.

Adam Maloney led the way with 86 for the Knights, while Sam Shearer toiled hard for the Sharks with the ball, finishing with 3/73.

Knoxfield are now in second - a game behind and a game clear - while Johnson Park now sits sixth following Eildon Park's victory.

In Decoite Shield, Knox Gardens showed talented depth to pass Rowville for the points.

The Falcon's scored the required 5/232, surpassing the Hawks 230 from last week.

Dylan Wylde (79) was the best with the blade, while Adam Wylde (42*) and Matt

Young (37) ensured the momentum continued through to claim the points.

The Falcons are two matches clear of fifth place, while Rowville slipped to seventh on the ladder.

South Belgrave took the points home following an interesting match at HV Jones Reserve against Mountain Gate.

Set 183 to win, the Gators started well being 2/79 at the tea break.

Dale Kline lead the way with 41, however a late collapse saw the points travel, Mountain Gate dismissed for 139.

South Belgrave remain in third place and are now level with Monbulk on points, whilst for the Gators the result now sees them slip two matches behind finals calculations in fifth place.

At the battle of the top two teams, it was Lysterfield who continue on their ways, now two matches clear of Monbulk.

Reaching 285 last week, the Hawks batted all day to be close, with Braden Taeuber (88), Tom Watson (46) and Jason Fraser (34) all contributing towards 8/242.

For the Beavers, Lachlan Dobson lead the way claiming 3/57.

St Johns Tecoma jumps to sixth place following a successful chase of Olinda's 272 from last week.

The Saints had a number of contributors in the team effort, notably Trent Pitts (52), Jake Sali (41) and Luke Hands (36) to reach 8/276.

Olinda's Taf Kamungzi was the pick of the bowling, sending down 39.1 overs from the one end of Talaskia Reserve for a return of 4/111.

Athletes get busy in the extreme heat

By Jamie Strudley It was a busy week for Yarra Ranges Athletics Club athletes. In a week of extreme temperatures, some outstanding performances were recorded throughout Victoria.

Thursday night saw club athletes competing at the third round of Vic Milers, held at a warm but calm Box Hill track.

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS ARE: 800m - Camden Hewitson 2.08.1, Hayden Rooke 2.16.0, Angus Norman 2.18.8, Craig Hewitson 2.22.51, Kiara Flavel 2.26.12 1500m - Max Savill-Bentley 4.24.4, Luke Hunter 4.31, James Anderson 4.32, Grace Muller 5.06.13, Mia Strudley 5.06.6

Saturday morning, the club hosted the Croydon Little Athletics Club for a round of friendly interclub competition.

The extra competition definitely motivated all athletes to produce some excellent efforts and many new friendships formed.

Saturday afternoon, senior athletes were competing across the state in round 10 of AV Shield.

Next to no wind but warm conditions made for some outstanding results as athletes head towards finals.

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS FROM AV SHIELD ARE: MEN OPEN 200m - Craig Hewitson 27.68 (0.1), Emerson Field 25.41 (-2.1), James Laven 26.56 (-2.7)

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800m - Craig Hewitson 2:22.5h, James Laven 2:15.6h, James Anderson 2:18.6h 5000m - James Laven 17:19.4h, Max Savill-Bentley 17:22.2h, Andrew Searles 17:36.2h 800m relay - Yarra Ranges 1:44.50 Hammer - Dale Bullen 29.52m Javelin - Dale Bullen 44.36m Pole vault - Emerson Field 2.20m Shot put - Dale Bullen 8.42m Triple jump - Emerson Field 10.70m MEN UNDER-18 100m - Harrison Van Duuren 12.06 (-0.3) 200m - Cameron Brown 24.74 (-2.1), Hayden Rooke 25.98 (-2.7), Camden Hewitson 26.39 (-1.4) 400m - Harrison Van Duuren 52.10 800m - Camden Hewitson 2:08.1h, Angus Norman 2:15.0h, Liam Russell 2:20.4h 100m hurdles - Hayden Rooke 17.13 (-1.8) High jump - Zane Wheeler 1.85m, Cameron Brown 1.70m Javelin - Brayden Woolridge 44.84m Pole vault - Kai Gelastopoulos 2.35m Triple jump - Cameron Brown 11.80m, Kai Gelastopoulos 11.06m WOMEN OPEN 200m - Stephanie Bollaart 28.14 (0.2), Kathi Hewitson 33.48 (-2.2) 800m - Erika Bedyn 3:23.1h 5000m - Olivia Twining 19:44.6h, Bonnie Morris 23:07.9h 80m hurdles - Kathi Hewitson 19.41 (-1.3) 2000m walk - Anne-Marie Ebbels 20:29.9h Hammer - Anne-Marie Ebbels 20.62m, Erika Bedyn 13.36m High jump - Stephanie Bollaart 1.40m Triple jump - Olivia Twining 9.14m, Stephanie Bollaart 8.30m

WOMEN UNDER-18 200m - Sarah Rollo 29.15 (+0.0) 800m - Mia Strudley 2:27.9h, Sarah Rollo 2:50.1h 3000m - Mia Strudley 11:51.0h 5000m - Grace Muller 19:38.8h 2000m walk - Lee Taylor 17:23.4h 800m relay - Yarra Ranges 1:58.95 Hammer - Lee Taylor 21.53m Shot put - Lee Taylor 5.46m Triple jump - Lee Taylor 7.45m WOMEN UNDER-14 200m - Ashleigh Rooke 29.32 (-2.3) 800m - Indigo Linde 2:21.6h, Ashleigh Rooke 2:55.3h 80m hurdles - Tiara Willis 15.36 (+0.0) 2000m walk - Sarah Ebbels 17:22.8h Hammer - Sarah Ebbels 28.75m

Next week, Yarra Ranges Little Athletics athletes will enjoy a Twilight Round ahead of a long weekend, with all the action starting at 5.45pm.

Some seniors will be competing at the Victorian Country Championships in Bendigo -Ashleigh Rooke, Hayden Rooke, Tiara Willis, Sarah Ebbels and Anne-Marie Ebbels.

Training is on every Tuesday and Thursday night from 6pm.

It's not too late to get involved in Little Athletics or the senior competition with Athletics Victoria. Any interested athletes can email join@yarrarangesathletics.org.au.

Mount Evelyn continues on

By Chris Anderson After a cracking day of cricket across the Yarra Valley, followers of the competition’s premier grade, DJ Strachan Shield have been left to wonder...can anyone challenge the Mount Evelyn freight train?

The answer might come with which of the other teams can pick up the pace over the closing four rounds of the season.

Mount Evelyn again showed its considerable strength against Yarra Junction.

Yarra Junction opted to put some scoreboard pressure on the home side with the decision to bat in great conditions.

Some loose bowling accompanied by some brisk strokeplay, particularly from captain Kevin Bomford (30) put the Eagles at 0/41 after 10 overs.

Sensing the need to change fortunes, Kane Jones injected himself and Gareth Fraser into the action and this effectively ended the contest.

Jones and Fraser collected five wickets each in a brilliant display of skilful bowling and planning.

Their efforts reduced the Eagles from a promising 0/43 to being dismissed for 67 runs.

Despite Terry Ottrey snaring two late wickets with the finish line in sight, the Mounters strolled to an eight-wicket victory inside 20 overs.

Jon Williams continued his promising season with a well-compiled 40 not out.

DJ STRACHAN SHIELD Seville 8/155 (T. Page 43, L. Aitkens 21, D. Fry 3/36, A. Hamer 2/21, T. Dalley 2/29) d Healesville 10/88 (A. Hamer 37, B. Wallace 19, A. Kay 3/13, L. Kay 2/14, M. Sandfort 2/17) Mount Evelyn 2/70 (J. Williams 40*, T. Ottrey 2/7) d Yarra Junction 10/67 (K. Bomford 30, G. Fraser 5/15, K. Jones 5/16) Wandin 7/182 (B. Edwards 54, T. Thorne 42, C. Darwall 4/40, S. Thompson 3/27) d Warburton-Millgrove 10/174 (B. Lever 31, T. Walker 26, A. Walker 3/41, J. Oakley 2/25) LADDER: Mount Evelyn 60.0, Wandin 42.0, Seville 30.0, Yarra Junction 30.0, WarburtonMillgrove 30.0, Healesville 24.0 RA FINGER TROPHY Gruyere District 3/256 (J. Carroll 102*, A. Waixel 95, Z. Fawdry 2/42) d Wandin 10/81 (L. Sinnott 33, J. Hamilton 11, R. Prouse 7/31, A. Vassallo 2/32) Seville 7/179 (D. Gale 44, C. Laycock 32*, T. Dwyer 30, A. Smith 22, D. Wallace 21*, A. Dunn 3/18, D. Sharman 1/13) d Woori Yallock 10/90 (C. Ferguson 29, D. Sharman 18, D. Wallace 3/17, C. Laycock 2/12, M. Wynd 1/2) Mount Evelyn 10/146 (D. Fraser 50, A. Whiting 14, D. Sharp 4/49, D. Whelan 2/13) d Coldstream 6/129 (D. Oliffe 24, D. Whelan 20, A. Steele 29, P. Miutescu 2/9) Yarra Junction 8/169 (C. Smith 53*, R. Turner 25, S. North 3/23, T. Carvill 2/21) d Healesville 7/91 (A. Jacubowicz 27, J. Cooper 17*, M. Richards 3/25) LADDER: Seville 54.0, Woori Yallock 48.0, Gruyere District 42.0, Mount Evelyn 39.0, Coldstream 24.0, Yarra Junction 24.0, Wandin 24.0, Healesville 9.0

Veterans on the field The Yarra Valley Veterans Cricket Club (YVVCC) over-60s played against Mornington Peninsula Veterans at Yarra Junction Oval on Sunday 13 January.

The YVVCC formed seven years ago, initially with just an over-60s team to cater for the fast-growing interest all over Australia in older age group cricket. Now the Yarra Valley team also has an over-50s side. Both age groups are performing well in their competitions, with players in both age groups having achieved Victorian and even Australian selection.

Veterans Cricket Victoria president Greg Johnson, also a Yarra Valley player, said there were four over-60s teams in the state 12 years ago.

"And over-50s and over-70s hadn't started," he said.

"This year we have a total of 60 teams in Victoria and around 1000 members as well as na-

The Yarra Valley over-60s cricket team, back, Derek Braidner, Ernie Horgan, Trevor Selby, Russell Vinning, Arthur Steele, David Linton, John King, Peter Whitworth, front, Greg Johnson, captain Eric Glazner, Gary Semple, Bill Dobson, Les Hutchings and Ian McLeod. tional championships in the three age groups, and compete against international teams."

The YVVCC is still in its early stages but is experiencing a lot of interest, with many explayers making a return to the game, some after many years of retirement.

Players that used to be competing against each other in various YVCA teams are now playing alongside each other for YVV. "Vets cricket is proving to be a great way for

older players to keep fit and enjoy the friendships and social contact," Johnson said.

"There are numerous opportunities now for veteran age group players to play our normal Sunday fixtures or take it further with cricket on some of the finest grounds in various carnivals, and also pathways through Cricket Australia to play at state and national level."

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Bowlers meet hot climate Last Tuesday the weather presented very hot conditions for pennant for Monbulk Bowling Club.

Monbulk 1 was playing at Chirnside Park and both teams agreed to start one hour earlier to try and avoid the hottest part of the day.

Scores across all rinks were tight early but Monbulk eventually got on top to win the overall by eight shots, 62 to 54.

Eric Markham's rink had a tight battle for the first half of the game but then powered away to win by 12 shots, 24 to 12.

Richard Cookson's rink also produced a good second half to win by seven shots, 25 to 18.

Andrew Bell's rink had a difficult day losing by 11 shots, 13 to 24.

Both Monbulk 2 and Monbulk 3 did not complete their games due to the heat and will share the points with the opposition.

All Monbulk teams maintain their positions in the top four.

On Saturday, third-on-the-ladder Monbulk 1 played at fourth-placed Lilydale.

Monbulk started slowly and this proved costly.

Dion Addison's team took a while to get into the match.

By the 14th end they had won only three ends and were down seven shots to 24.

Then they won the mat and started changing up the length.

That was the trigger - they were able to win the next six ends and got to within seven shots.

At the finish they went down 17 shots to 26.

Eric Markham's rink also started slowly.

By the halfway mark they were down two shots to 14.

After the break they came out with more confidence, won a few ends, including a massive five, but ended up going down 15 shots to 24.

Richard Cookson's team also struggled in the beginning.

At the break they were down seven shots to 13.

In the back half they came good, only giving away three ends.

They levelled by the 19th end and then won the last two ends to finish up with a win 23 shots to 20.

It was a strong comeback.

Andrew Bell's team lead all day.

The front half combination of Geoff Petersen and Kevin Crehan revelled on this green, always giving Andrew something with which to work his magic.

The team picked up some good multiples and ran away with a strong win 26 shots to 13.

Overall, it was a thrilling finish - Monbulk had been down all day, but on the last couple of ends got within striking distance.

Overall, Monbulk failed by just two shots, 81 to 83.

That loss pushed Lilydale into third position and Monbulk into fourth.

Monbulk 2 travelled over to Keysborough to take on Dandenong RSL, with Monbulk occupying top spot on the ladder.

Eric Furby's team played a tough rink and

went down by six shots, 16 to 22.

Peter Donders' team lost 12 shots to 19 and Graeme Goller's team lost 10 shots to 19.

Peter Francis' team was the shining light for the day, winning by four shots, 21 shots to 17, with the overall result being a loss by 18 shots, 59 to 77.

That loss has meant the side lost top spot on the ladder and is now sitting third, but with less than a game between the top three sides.

Night Owls bowls is in full swing on Thursday nights.

A number of people, including many new bowlers, enjoyed the warm night under lights and had a great deal of fun.

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Hawks fall short against Lysterfield at Silvan match

By Tom Watson Monbulk Cricket Club's first side fell just short in its top-of-the-table clash with Lysterfield at Silvan on the weekend.

Set 285 to win off 80 overs, Monbulk started well, getting to 35 before the first wicket fell.

Steady partnerships followed to have the game evenly poised at 2/100 at tea.

After the break it was Jason Fraser (36) and Braden Taeuber (88) who ensured that the Hawks were within striking distance.

Unfortunately both went out in the 71st over, with 70 still to get, and the chase struggled from there. After the 80 overs, Monbulk finished on 8/245.

Braden Taeuber put in a patient, mature innings.

The twos were set for a big chase, needing 377 to topple Knox Boronia Churches.

A few big partnerships were going to be required to get the runs, and there were several scores of note.

However, Monbulk lacked a big score.

Brian Martin (36), Keelan Storey (54), Tom Berman (42) and Dylan Goldberg (42) all got starts but failed to go on and make it count.

Finishing on 10/262 was a fair effort and showed what several partnerships could do.

The thirds wrapped up a comprehensive outright win against South Belgrave.

Monbulk finished with 7/170 with Jason Sim-

monds (59) and Liam Mackin (30) starting well.

From there, Michael Adams (26*) and Chris Defina (22) blasted a total.

Monbulk bowled South Belgrave out twice, for 67 and 74.

Wickets were shared in the innings, with Craig Heppell (five for the match) and Chris Defina (four for the match) in the wickets.

The fours struggled in the second day of their match.

Set 311 runs to win by Upwey, with Ben Horlock taking 4/46, Monbulk failed to make a push for victory.

Horlock again was the shining light, making 42 as the Hawks finished on 10/101.

Juniors were also back this week with the

under-12s, 14s and 16s playing.

The under-16s had an excellent victory, with Nick Taylor (38) and Jai Spencer (20) getting the Hawks to 7/118.

Upper Ferntree Gully could on manage 10/55, with Jett Bolton taking 3/7 and Nick Taylor 3/6.

The under-14s won a close game against Eildon Park, making 7/94 (Josh Davis 16, Bon Sullivan 12). Eildon Park was restricted to 7/92, with Kale Dharmadasa and Ethan Blenkiron taking 1/4.

The under-12s had a tough day on the field, making 4/77 (Charlie Hooper 24*), while Eildon Park easily passed them at 1/127 (Rylan Kay 1/11).

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DOWN Slake (6) Subside (5) Fundamental (7) Chance (4) Short (5) Refuse (7) Tree (6) Wine (7) Babyhood (7) Accident (6) Facing (6) Lucid (5) Lifeless (5) Land (4)

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DOWN 1. The front, by the street, has trees (6). 2. Badly riled by the layabout (5). 3. It’s no sin to let thoughts stray (7). 4.

One gentleman upset her (4). 5. It may be beside a pen in your pocket (5). 6. State me to be upset and cross (7). 7.

Excitement created by the wets? (6). 13. A lie told by the beater? (7). 15. Cheat and the cheated forgive (7). 16.

Having a replacement does make one feel better (6). 17.

Make a hit with, as you disembark (3,3). 19. Follow the girl to the bottom of the garden (5). 21. Are backing it in for him (5). 22. A duck that no longer flies (4).

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1. Appear to be patient! (5,8). 8. Got going again when the building worker returned (5). 9. First, I break a nail getting it in (7). 10. Father’s address (6). 11. Broadcasts spanning fifty years discontinuously (6). 12. Rick will cheat you (5). 14. Tighten up the guard (5). 18. Ate as deer do, chewing (6). 20. Packaged, as a precaution (2,4).

23. There’s no way out of it: I’ve become outmoded (7).

24. Go one better with an open-air party (5). 25. Remember, only others behave badly (6,7).

DOWN 1. The front, by the street, has trees (6). 2. Badly riled by

Clues ber, only others behave badly (6,7).

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7558 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Feign sickness. 8, Relit (rev). 9, I-n-it-ial. 10, Sermon. 11, Re-l-ays. 12, Twist. 14, Screw. 18, Eroded (anag). 20, In case. 23, I’m-passe. 24, Out-do. 25, Forget oneself.

Down - 1, Fore-st. 2, Idler (anag). 3, Notions (anag). 4, I-ris. 5, (pen-)knife. 6, Em-irate. 7, Splash. 13, Whopper.

15, Con-done. 16, Relief. 17, Get off. 19, (gard)en-sue.

21, Ar-ti-e. 22, Zero.

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7558 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Quadrilateral. 8, Eland. 9, Caribou. 10, Clench.

11, Device. 12, Small. 14, Might. 18, Induce. 20, Office.

23, Heiress. 24, Niece. 25, Prairie-oyster.

Down - 1, Quench. 2, Abate. 3, Radical. 4, Luck. 5, Terse.

6, Rubbish. 7, Laurel. 13, Madeira. 15, Infancy. 16, Mishap. 17, Veneer. 19, Clear. 21, Inert. 22, Isle.

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CROSSWORD No. 7558

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7558

ACROSS 1. Four-sided figure (13) 8. Animal (5) 9. Reindeer (7) 10. Grasp (6) 11. Contrivance (6) 12. Little (5) 14. Power (5) 18. Persuade (6) 20. Position (6) 23. Rich woman (7) 24. Relative (5) 25. Pick-me-up (7-6)

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