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  • Storm hammers valley

    LUCKY ESCAPE: A resident was lucky to escape when this tree fell in Marysville (below). By KATH GANNAWAYMARYSVILLE was among the areas hardest hit when…

  • Debutantes on the ball

    MEMORABLE: Healesville Rotary Club orchestrated another memorable event for Healesville debutantes and their partners. Photo courtesy of Glen Mandl Photography, Lilydale. TWENTYFOUR young debutantes and…

  • Art lifts SES fundraising raffle

    FUND RAISING: Healesville artist Christine CafarellaPearce (centre) has donated a painting to Healesville SES deputy controller operations Geoff Stott and deputy controller administration Karen Picone.…

  • Boy from the bush

    HAPPY DAYS: Fred and Elaine Lay with sister Ina and Vic Bell.MAN OF HIS TIME: Fred Lay. By KATH GANNAWAYBorn: 4 October 1922 Died: 14…

  • Ruby Cat purrs into prominence

    RUBY’S GIRLS: Kate Lorey, Tess and Jacinta Birchall. By KATH GANNAWAYTIMES are a changing in Yarra Glen … and, as you might expect, dynamic mother…

  • Juniors thrill the crowds at Woori

    PREMIERS: UpweyTecoma’s Under 11s put up a brilliant fight against a hardplaying Wandin to claim the first flag of the day. By DOUG EVANSTHE Dandenong…

  • Oakridge celebrates new arrivals

    CHEERS: Oakridge visitor centre supervisor Fiona Hughes with a bottle of the recently released Oakridge 2001 Vintage Sparkling. WITH the arrival of spring, Oakridge is…

  • Valley rifle club book triggers state praise

    PASSION FOR HISTORY: By DION TEASDALEA HISTORICAL account of rifle clubs in the Yarra Valley has been praised by the State Government. The publication, Rifle…

  • Flags fly proudly for Games

    FLYING HIGH: Seymour MP Ben Hardman (centre) presented Healesville High School with a Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games flag earlier this month. Pictured with Mr Hardman…

  • Net results

    Section 8 Mixed: (From left) Xio Mai Lin, Philip Egglestone, Linley Wade, Mark Williams, Jesse Arundel, Ashley Frenken and Jan Taylor. HEALESVILLE Tennis Club was…

  • Come up and see her…

    THE Girl Who Couldn’t Quite made its stage debut at St Martins Theatre in London in 1947. It was holding up well some eight years…

  • Games of survival

    AMBASSADORS: Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Environment ambassador Rob Gell last week visited one of the games mascots, Karak Junior, at Healesville Sanctuary. By DION TEASDALETWO…

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