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Berwick Gazette

23/05/2007
Lead Stories
60mm rains supreme!
HEAVY rains have delivered fresh confidence for farmers and gardeners in desperate need of water. Mo...  (23/05/2007)

Writing on the wall, at last
A SHIRE-WIDE graffiti wipeout will kickstart a determined bid to finally rid Cardinia Shire of the ...  (23/05/2007)

Sign of tricky times
OWNERSHIP of Adams Lane, at the rear of the Southside shops on High Street, Berwick, came under que...  (23/05/2007)

Estate owners do their block
NARRE Warren North residents are fighting to prevent a reduction in remaining lot sizes in their re...  (23/05/2007)

Safety message in black and white
COLLINGWOOD players flooded Bunyip football oval last Thursday for a clinic with Garfield Primary Sc...  (23/05/2007)

Village celebrates 25 years
BERWICK Brae retirement village celebrated its silver anniversary with a formal dinner on Thursday. ...  (23/05/2007)

Idol hopeful enjoys the ride
PAKENHAM singer Emma-Jane Montgomery was among thousands of hopefuls vying to be the next Australian...  (23/05/2007)

Counting the cost of levy backflip
CARDINIA’S controversial municipal charge has been scrapped but many ratepayers will have to fork ou...  (23/05/2007)

Wheelie silly Flack attack!
HOONS have ripped up the turf at Berwick’s home of football. Club officials were dismayed to discove...  (23/05/2007)

Roads get the works
ROADS and recreation are the big-ticket items in a Cardinia works budget that will see more than $28...  (23/05/2007)

Chatwin a lone opposing voice
CARDINIA SHIRE councillor Ed Chatwin was at the centre of controversy last week when he voted agains...  (23/05/2007)

Debt a concern
PORT Ward councillor Doug Hamilton said he was concerned about the council’s debt levels, forecast t...  (23/05/2007)

Big budget for boom town
CARDINIA Shire’s massive population boom is the catalyst for a new council budget that will spend mo...  (23/05/2007)

Land buy-up hits the mark with sport
A $2.4 MILLION land buy-up in Beaconsfield should dramatically ease the squeeze on junior sporting c...  (23/05/2007)

Drink-drive alert
POLICE are warning residents against drink-driving after eight drivers blew a blood-alcohol reading...  (23/05/2007)

Speedster on drug count
A MAN was arrested for allegedly possessing cannabis after he was intercepted by police on the Prin...  (23/05/2007)

Sex offender school fury
A PAKENHAM mum is angry that she was kept in the dark as a convicted sex offender lurked around Card...  (23/05/2007)

All Other Stories
Bayles open for administration
BAYLES Regional Primary School had plenty to celebrate last Wednesday when it officially opened its ...  (23/05/2007)

Getting by with a little help from friends
A YOUNG couple received a much-needed boost last week when they were given a computer to help resear...  (23/05/2007)

In the field of dreams
GIPPSLAND Power regional manager Peter Francis achieved his Australian Rules football dreams and for...  (28/11/2008)

Little show keeps getting a lot bigger
CRAFT, train and model enthusiasts gathered at the Cardinia Cultural Centre on the weekend for the P...  (23/05/2007)

Probus looks ahead
THE newly-formed Beaconsfield Probus Club is looking forward to a successful first year. President N...  (23/05/2007)

Horse riders, hikers delight in creek trail
HORSE riders and hikers have welcomed a new trail that crosses Bessie Creek at Pakenham Upper. Cardi...  (23/05/2007)

Community baker who made good
ROBERT Gardner, baker, musician and football fan, lost a four-month battle with cancer on 3 March. M...  (23/05/2007)

No trip ups
I READ with interest the My View article Look Who’s Tripped Up (Gazette 25 April). It was I who ini...  (23/05/2007)

Warming to lights
BERWICK Village Chamber of Commerce is a step closer to having a Christmas lights bonanza in the vil...  (23/05/2007)

Can-do attitude
BEACONHILLS College has stacked the shelves of Cardinia Combined Churches Caring (4Cs) after st...  (23/05/2007)

Police warning on under-age drinking
UNDER-AGE people found consuming or in possession of alcohol during police operations Stane and Talo...  (23/05/2007)

Time has come for everyone to be tankful
CARDINIA mayor Kate Lempriere wants all new homes to have tank water systems. Cr Lempriere successfu...  (23/05/2007)

Off to China
THIS week I will be in China as a guest of the Chinese Government on an Australian Sister Cities Ass...  (23/05/2007)

Residents lose again
NARRE Warren North residents have been caught up in what has become a worrying trend in the real est...  (23/05/2007)

From little things big things grow
RESIDENTS who have given up time to care for the state’s precious land and water resources are encou...  (23/05/2007)

Matthew engineers big win
ENGINEERING student Matthew Cole has won the Chisholm Institute’s outstanding apprentice of the year...  (23/05/2007)

Seals of approval
TWO of Casey’s most notorious unmade roads are to be sealed. Dust, dirt and mud could soon be a thin...  (23/05/2007)

Outlook seeks helpers
DISABILITY service Outlook is calling on volunteers to assist with activities at its Pakenham, Cranb...  (23/05/2007)

Show strikes the right chord
BEACONHILLS College students are hitting the boards to buy a baby grand piano. Cast and crew are pre...  (23/05/2007)

Dylan is no flash in the pan
FINDING that elusive pot of gold is not such a challenge for Dylan Calvert. The 14-year-old from C...  (23/05/2007)

Restoring the faith
OFFICER car-restoring legend Dennis Robertson is so good at what he does that he does not even have...  (23/05/2007)

The Goon still abuzz with radio waves
TRIPLE M may have moved on but its Nar Nar Goon visit has had lasting effects. The radio station’s ...  (23/05/2007)

Stories are history winners
BERWICK Primary School grade sixer Mitchell Brown won the top award in the National Trust of Austra...  (23/05/2007)

Buy a brick
ANDREWS Kindergarten will hold a trade day and car boot sale on Saturday, 30 June. All stalls for th...  (23/05/2007)

Reward for tireless worker
ST MICHAEL’S School, Berwick, honoured Parents Action Committee member Ian McGregor for his tireless...  (23/05/2007)

Looking for a positive response
CASEY’S manager of community development Janette Green has invited people to nominate for a position...  (23/05/2007)

Mentors needed for troubled kids
WINDERMERE Child and Family Services volunteer co-ordinator, Cameron Glover, has commended Winderme...  (23/05/2007)

Casey Cardinia League – round 4
RIVAL coach Jason Chapple dismissed any thoughts that Narre Warren was content with last year’s triu...  (23/05/2007)

Lions bury Berwick
PAKENHAM went about the business of beating an opponent that it was expected to handle with a minimu...  (23/05/2007)

Seagulls soar over young Eagles
BEACONSFIELD is not a club used to being far outside premiership calculations, however those faithf...  (23/05/2007)

Doves’ quarter buries Burra
A FOUR-POINT lead at half-time turned into a 76-point win for Doveton against Keysborough at Robinso...  (23/05/2007)

Beaconsfield Eagles grounded
BEACONSFIELD seniors fought hard, but failed to contain an in-form Tooradin side that drew away in t...  (23/05/2007)

Young Lions in charge
PAKENHAM reserves took control against Berwick in the second half and went on to win by 57 points at...  (23/05/2007)

Casey Cardinia League preview – round 5
DOVETON and Pakenham will renew their intense rivalry for the first time in 2007 at the Robinson Res...  (23/05/2007)

TAC Cup builds modern players
DANDENONG Stingrays assistant coach and runner Cameron Stewart has hit back at criticism of the TAC ...  (23/05/2007)

A super win for Beaconsfield
BEACONSFIELD Superules first-division side won in a crushing 178-point landslide against Federal Bay...  (23/05/2007)

MPNFL other leagues
PEARCEDALE stunned Tyabb to win by 42 points in the upset Nepean League result of round five. The Pa...  (23/05/2007)

Stingrays lose tight struggle
THE Dandenong Stingrays were sitting second-last and headed to Coburg to take on ladder leader Calde...  (23/05/2007)

Fledglings lead the flock
NARRE WARREN is the envy of many Casey Cardinia League rivals for its abundance of juniors. This is...  (23/05/2007)

Officer juniors out-gunned
OFFICER Junior Football Club’s under-16 team struggled against a bigger Hampton Park and was out-gun...  (23/05/2007)

Undermanned Bombers fight it out
AN undermanned Emerald seniors fought hard against Yarra Junction, going down by 23 points on Saturd...  (23/05/2007)

Gembrook-Cockatoo juniors fire
AFTER a slow start Gembrook-Cockatoo juniors overran Yarra Junction to win by 94 points at the weeke...  (23/05/2007)

Loss spells danger for Brookers
GEMBROOK-Cockatoo seniors suffered their second loss at home, this time to Healesville by 22 points ...  (23/05/2007)

Mixed results for young Emerald players
EMERALD juniors played six matches at home on the weekend with mixed results. Three sides had good v...  (23/05/2007)

Triple wins for Berwick
BERWICK had a good round against Pakenham on the weekend with B-grade, C-grade and 13-and-under team...  (23/05/2007)

Tooradin slumps
TOORADIN Netball Club’s unbeaten run came to an abrupt halt in A-grade against Beaconsfield on Satur...  (23/05/2007)

Eagles swoop on Seagulls
BEACONSFIELD Netball Club’s A-grade team combined well for a 26-goal win against the talented Toorad...  (23/05/2007)

Stars shine on Sunday
IT WAS a stellar performance by Garfield Netball Club’s A-grade team downing Maffra by 23 goals on S...  (23/05/2007)

Emerald wins close contest
EMERALD Netball Club won a close game against Yarra Junction at home and both sides were equally mat...  (23/05/2007)

WGLFL preview – round 7
FORMER West Gippsland League sparring partners Warragul and Garfield meet at Warragul this Saturday...  (23/05/2007)

WGLFL review – round 6
IN front of a huge Sunday crowd, Garfield put paid to any doubts about its claim to be a premiership...  (23/05/2007)

Young umps off to the MCG
TWO local football umpires from the Southern Umpires Association (SUA) have been appointed to a game...  (23/05/2007)

First win for Cora Lynn
CORA Lynn A-grade came away with its first win for the season on Saturday. The lead changed numerou...  (23/05/2007)

The Goon’s winning ways
ROUND six saw Nar Nar Goon travel to Neerim Neerim South with only one team losing. @BT Sub Sport G...  (23/05/2007)

Faded Power topples Tassie
GIPPSLAND Power recovered from a lacklustre first half to down Tassie Mariners by 45 points at Casey...  (23/05/2007)

V for Old Collegian X-Men
ON A cold, wet and windy day, St Francis Xavier Old Collegians got back on the winners’ list defeati...  (23/05/2007)

Challenge Cup eludes Catani
CATANI and Poowong contested the first Irwin Stockfeeds Challenge Cup on Saturday provided by the sp...  (23/05/2007)

EDFL review - round 6
THE 2006 premiers, Nyora, remain top of the table and the team to beat after thrashing Cora Lynn by...  (23/05/2007)

Ellinbank and District Football League preview - round 7
FOOTBALL was played in partly wintry conditions for the first time last weekend that made it hard to...  (23/05/2007)

EDFL match of the day – round 6
NAR Nar Goon’s expectations have shifted closer towards a top-six place after a clever goal by young...  (23/05/2007)

Runner Jeff rises to Japanese challenge
HARKAWAY athletics sensation Jeff Riseley added yet another experience to his portfolio this month w...  (23/05/2007)

Tyson tastes his first ’Pies
PAKENHAM’S Tyson Goldsack joined fellow 2007 Gippsland Power draftee Lachlan Hansen as a senior AFL ...  (23/05/2007)

Berger eats up old course competition
SATURDAY was a par event on Beaconhills Golf Club’s Old course for 125 players. The winner of A Grad...  (23/05/2007)

Low, Marsham lead at Garfield
GARFIELD Golf Club on Saturday played the second round 4 Ball Championship Par. Leading scores – Bi...  (23/05/2007)

Tough tee-offs in women’s pennant
THERE were some tough tussles in West Gippsland Women’s golf Association pennant games on Tuesday, 1...  (23/05/2007)

Wynne wins points at Pakenham
DALE Wynne defied the damp conditions to win the Stableford event at Pakenham Golf Club on Saturday ...  (23/05/2007)

Jayne’s champion at Montuna
ON Wednesday, 16 May, Jayne Thorwesten became Berwick Montuna Ladies Club Champion for 2007. In the ...  (23/05/2007)

West Gippsland badminton results
A GRADE Results for matches on 16 May. @BT Sub Sport Gaz:RESULTS Bayles d Dalmore Hawks 6-3. Yanna...  (23/05/2007)

Leon’s a champion Cook
LEON Cook held his nerve on the back nine to win the Drouin Golf Club championship in a one-stroke t...  (23/05/2007)

Lucky reigns at Warragul
DESPITE much-needed rain all day, a good day’s harness racing was held at Warragul last Thursday aft...  (23/05/2007)

Willis on pace in championship
A MIXED bag of obstacles, injury and mechanical challenges led Motorex Shift KTM Off-Road racers Bra...  (23/05/2007)

Hockey Bulls in charge
BAW Baw Bulls Hockey Club continued its winning ways for round four with three victories, two defeat...  (23/05/2007)

Gold heads ladies tennis
LANG Lang Gold heads the ladder after round 12 of West Gippsland Tennis Association ladies midweek c...  (23/05/2007)

Soccer a real kick for kids
SOCCER continues to gain a heartbeat in the local area with Melbourne Victory players paying Pakenha...  (23/05/2007)

Berwick and District Tennis Association
THE Berwick and District Tennis Association now has a website. Check out www.bdta.com.au for all up ...  (23/05/2007)

Warriors show winning ways
PAKENHAM Warriors Basketball Club’s men’s team recorded a solid win at the weekend, while the women ...  (23/05/2007)

Yabbies snap up awards
THE Pakenham Upper Cricket Club held its presentation night at Castello’s Hotel recently with the hi...  (23/05/2007)

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