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Pakenham Gazette

16/01/2008
Lead Stories
Loss inspires a desire to help
BERWICK widow Julie Cini, having lost her two daughters to a genetic disease, has a fervent wish tha...  (16/01/2008)

Business park to spark ...
A BUSINESS park expected to eventually provide jobs for 50,000 people is coming to Pakenham. Plannin...  (16/01/2008)

Puffing into Billy’s past
PUFFING Billy Railway is looking for people who travelled on the line before 1987. The operators o...  (16/01/2008)

Stink over tip odour
A SICKENING stench is threatening to shut a Pakenham business as workers hold their noses and sales...  (16/01/2008)

Hurt track rider in good spirits
A POPULAR racing identity is recovering in hospital after she was trampled by a horse after falling ...  (16/01/2008)

Lennie Webster a man of integrity
SUMMARISING the life of the late and great Lennie Webster in a few words was impossible, Cardinia ma...  (16/01/2008)

Booze fine
POLICE have warned residents against supplying alcohol to those under-age after a man was slapped wi...  (16/01/2008)

Brothers bashed Christmas Day
POLICE will this week interview suspects for two assaults outside the Berwick Inn on Christmas morn...  (16/01/2008)

Hot jobs have police fired up
POLICE have urged residents not to light fires after two grassfires in Pakenham and one in Bunyip we...  (16/01/2008)

Barber shop snipped by thieves
THIEVES smashed a hole in a front door before taking an LCD television and cash from a Pakenham barb...  (16/01/2008)

Impounded
A WARRAGUL man, 31, had his motorbike impounded after police found him doing wheel stands on the Pri...  (16/01/2008)

Clothing stolen
THIEVES escaped with motorcycle clothing valued at $1300 from a Cockatoo house last week. Police sai...  (16/01/2008)

All Other Stories
Record number take the plunge
THOUSANDS of residents flocked to Cardinia’s pools last week in a bid to escape the soaring heat. Pa...  (16/01/2008)

Green light for road fix
LANG LANG residents and community groups are rejoicing with work under way to fix Westernport Road. ...  (16/01/2008)

Police battle against domestic violence
FAMILY violence is rising in Pakenham but police believe many cases fly under the radar and are urgi...  (16/01/2008)

Meet our marathon super mum
Mother-of-five Raelene Quinn, 36, competed in the Ironman Western Australia Triathlon in Busselton l...  (16/01/2008)

Town boundary officially defined
THE boundary between Officer and Beaconsfield has changed to ease confusion over where the towns sta...  (16/01/2008)

Class doors open
MEET the principal of Pakenham’s newest primary school. Colin Sloper says he can’t wait for when the...  (16/01/2008)

Volume rises over barriers
BEACONSFIELD residents will lobby for barriers for the sixth year, while cattle along the Pakenham B...  (16/01/2008)

Summer rain hits Pakenham trade ...
CHRISTMAS trade in Cardinia Shire could have been better if it had not been for the weather, accordi...  (16/01/2008)

.. but Berwick reports bumper Christmas
BERWICK’S peak retail body has reported that its members had a 10 to 30 per cent increase in turnov...  (16/01/2008)

Works bring cash
CASEY Council is working to bring job-creating investment into the city. The mayor Janet Halsall sai...  (16/01/2008)

School pool view
PAKENHAM Secondary College students will have a room with a view when they begin the 2008 school yea...  (16/01/2008)

Bishop bows out
ST PATRICK’S Pakenham has said farewell to its long-serving bishop. Bishop Jeremiah Coffey, 75, reti...  (16/01/2008)

Awards line-up
TWENTY-four people have been nominated for this year’s Cardinia Shire Australia Day awards. Most no...  (16/01/2008)

Best in area on show at Lang Lang
LANG Lang Show is on again and promises to be as good as ever. There will be no horse events because...  (16/01/2008)

Parishioners farewell priest
A LARGE crowd of parishioners gathered at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Tynong on Sunday mornin...  (16/01/2008)

Children pay tribute to supermums
A STORYTIME tribute to motherhood at the Pakenham Library last week gave some local children a reaso...  (16/01/2008)

Young Matthew ‘tracks’ his dad
STRIDING in the footsteps of his father and coach, Pakenham athlete Matthew De bruin last month race...  (16/01/2008)

Hawks to land in Lions’ den
HAWTHORN Football Club is coming back to Pakenham and will train at the Toomuc Reserve on Friday, 25...  (16/01/2008)

Medal magic at Pakenham
JOHN Oswald was on his game with an excellent nett 63 to win the first monthly medal for 2008 at Pak...  (16/01/2008)

Wally’s the best at Beaconhills
A TOP round of plus-five gave Wally O’Hara the A-grade win in the par competition at Beaconhills Cou...  (16/01/2008)

WGCA A-grade - round seven
IT’S been a long time between drinks for Devon Meadows, but the Panthers pounced ferociously on a Ne...  (16/01/2008)

WGCA lower grades - round seven
LYNDHURST Vikings enjoyed a comprehensive victory at Beaconsfield in B-grade on Saturday. The host ...  (16/01/2008)

WGCA preview - round eight
IT’S the second round in succession of limited over fixtures this weekend and results are likely to ...  (16/01/2008)

Dandenong District Cricket Association
BERWICK Cricket Club’s first XI maintained it’s winning streak, knocking off neighbour Narre Warren ...  (16/01/2008)

Upper Beacy Maroons rout Rebels
UPPER Beaconsfield’s B-grade team continued its good form into 2008 with a crushing victory over Cra...  (16/01/2008)

Panthers pounce in thriller
DEVON Meadows A-grade grabbed its second win of the season after claiming a thrilling seven-run vict...  (16/01/2008)

Harris powers for PUT
A DASHING century by Pakenham Upper-Toomuc (PUT’s) Justin Harris off 69 balls led his team to victor...  (16/01/2008)

Bulls bats blitz
CARDINIA A-grade batsmen were in command, leading their team to a strong win against Pakenham on Sat...  (16/01/2008)

Wins elude Beaconsfield Tigers
IN a disappointing start to 2008, only Beaconsfield Cricket Club’s D-grade team could manage a win a...  (16/01/2008)

Cobras miss close strike
DESPITE an excellent 75 from Brett Armitage, Merinda Park’s A-grade team went down in a thriller to ...  (16/01/2008)

Nyora falls short of target
NYORA’S D-grade team fell 11 runs short of Beaconsfield after the first innings on Saturday. Nyora...  (16/01/2008)

Gembrook fights it out
GEMBROOK’S C-grade team fought out a close game going down narrowly against Emerald on Saturday G...  (16/01/2008)

Youngsters show class
CARDINIA North’s team combined well for an excellent win against Upper Beaconsfield White in under-1...  (16/01/2008)

Tons of runs for Bombers
THE first game of 2008 saw the Bombers continue on their winnings way with a convincing win over Pak...  (16/01/2008)

Cougars fall short
ALTHOUGH hitting an excellent score of 7/277, Clyde’s A-grade team went down to Pakenham Upper-Toomu...  (16/01/2008)

Garfield shines for bowls shield
THE annual Barry Shield was played at Warragul Bowls Club on 8 January with the Garfield team winnin...  (16/01/2008)

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