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Pride in new Lions
THE Endeavour Hills Lions Club recently welcomed three new members. At last month’s meeting past district governor Peter Classon inducted new members Lyn and Gilbert…
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Open day was hot
Above: Retired leading fireman Bob Allen and Greg Chapman at the Hallam CFA’s inaugural open day. HALLAM CFA’s inaugural open day has been deemed an…
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Kings, and queens, of the castle
Above right: Gleneagles campus of Eumemmerring College returned to medieval times last week when the Living History Australia company visited the school. Year 8 student…
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Stylish Simone cut above rest
Berwick hairdresser Simone Mingaars with Brook after coming second in the HBIA Australian Hairdressing Championships. Sarah SchwagerA YOUNG Berwick hairdresser is storming her way through…
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Schools’ tour boost for Jacinta
Minister for Education Services Jacinta Allan visited Endeavour Hills last week and learnt about the achievements and goals of two primary schools. Principal of Southern…
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Living dolls in Endeavour Hills
Endeavour Hills’ Beth Johnstone has won numerous awards for dollmaking and sculpting. She modelled her latest creation on herself. By Rebecca FraserTHE Johnstones of Endeavour…
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Council election hopeful facing court
Four Oaks Ward candidate Ben Mammone. Rebecca FraserFOUR Oaks Ward candidate Ben Mammone will face court early next month on various stalking charges. The 22yearold…
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Carols to light up Christmas
Narre Warren South is set to hold its biggest event yet when it hosts the inaugural Casey Central Christmas Carols by Candlelight next month. Rob…
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Soccer school is a winner
Above: John Filmer of Dandenong RSL (left), David Cain of Doveton Special Soccer School and head soccer coach with Doveton Special Soccer School Carlos Loyola.…
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Shell shocked at huge eggs
Kathleen Wilkie was minding her son’s Endeavour Hills home when she discovered that one of his Rhode Island red chooks had laid two whopping big…
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Yooralla expansion gets funds
Left: Yooralla in Narre Warren has received $250,000 to expand their children’s centre. Marie Symons and son Euan Symons, Minister for Children Sherryl Garbutt and…
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A Classic end to spring
Jockey Michael Cahill parades Natural Blitz before its fourthplaced run in the 2005 Caulfield Cup. The Cranbournetrained horse will be among the top chances in…
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