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Cameron Dunne has been inundated with support and get well wishes after suffering a spinal injury during a local football match on May 10. He is recovering in the Queen Elizabeth
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Dunnstown netballer and long-term friend, Bianca

Leonard is helping her local club to run the appeal and said
there has been a lot of support from both Dunnstown, and
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We have been collecting donations from local businesses
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Rehabilitation has just begun for injured Dunnstown

football player Cameron Dunne, and the community is
continuing to rally behind him with a fundraising event
set for Sunday afternoon.
The 20-year-old from Ballan suffered a spinal injury in
round five of the CHFL competition against Springbank
on May 10, leaving him with intense pain in his neck and
lower back. He also has no feeling in his legs.
I remain positive that I will walk again, Cameron said.

It is just a matter of telling my brain to move my feet,
which I can sort of do when I really concentrate in rehab.
I am pretty determined and have great support from so
many people, and I do plan to be their next Sunday too,
he said.
However since the accident, the Dunnstown Football
Netball Club has been busy collecting donations for Cam
and his family.
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Moorabool small business
operators can access free
mentoring, support and
advice about key Victorian
Government services when
the Small Business Bus rolls
into town next month.
The Small Business Bus
will
offer
information
about Small Business Victorias year-round services
and its low-cost seminars,
workshops and programs.
Member for Western Vic-
toria Simon Ramsay said

the Small Business Bus provided expert advice from a
pool of business specialists
from the Small Business
Mentoring Service.
The Bus is a great service
to small businesses and
an important part of the
Victorian
Governments
commitment to improving
productivity, encouraging
innovation and providing a
fair and competitive small
business environment, Mr
Ramsay said.
These mentors have extensive experience in running their own small business or working in senior
management in business.
Minister for Small Business, Russell Northe said
last year the Bus visited
more than 103 towns and
suburbs across Victoria and
the mentors delivered more
than 745 mentoring sessions to small businesses.
Through the Bus, the
Victorian Government is
providing
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to support businesses that
contribute greatly to the
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The Bus will be located between the RSL and the Public Hall, 197 Main Street,
between 10am and 4pm on
Tuesday 1 July.
For more information
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a mentoring session, visit
business.vic.gov.au/sbb or
call Small Business Victoria
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These issues could include: events and
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DESPITE
recommendations from a dog behaviourist and from council officers, Mack the kelpie will
be returned to the Wilson
family from Balliang with
only five conditions.
At an in confidence meeting last Wednesday, Moorabool Shire councillors spent
almost three hours deliberating the fate of a dog which
bit a six-year-old child on
the face in June 2013.
Councillor Allan Comrie
said he seconded the final
motion which proposed
Mack be released to the
owners on the conditions
that: Mack be kept in a secure location on the property when not working; the
dog wear a muzzle when
not working on the property or if there were visitors to
the property; the kelpie not
be in contact with any public arriving at the property;
Mack be on lead and muzzled if not working on the
owners private property,
and; he be muzzled at all
times when not at the owners property.
The resolution included
the clause that the dog be
seized immediately and destroyed if any of the conditions were breached.

It took us two and-a-half
hours to put the words together because we wanted
to make sure we protected
everybody, Cr Comrie said.
Cr Tonia Dudzik said she
thought the resolution was
the best outcome we can
give at this time although
I do have concerns for the
family and the safety of the
little girl (victim Christine
Oliver).
Cr Tom Sullivan said
Council could only deal
with what was before them
and they had to act responsibly in light of the decision
made by Magistrate Peter
Mithen to refuse to exercise
his powers and order Mack
be destroyed.
Cr Dave Edwards said
he was frustrated that he
couldnt comment further
because the meeting was
held in confidential.
It was a long, arduous
process we went through
and there was a lot more to
it than just the destruction
of the dog. We had to strike
a balance between it being
a working dog and safety,

Cr Edwards said.
By voting for the motion,
councillors dismissed a
recommendation made by
Moorabool Shire compliance staff to declare the
dog dangerous. The recommendation put forth
by Council officers read:
Having considered all of
the information available
the most appropriate action
is to declare the dog as dangerous under the Domestic
Animals Act.
The Moorabool News has
also sourced a letter written to council by the owner
of the pet resort which
cared for Mack since he was
seized by Moorabool Shire
community safety officers
last August. The letter concluded with the statement:
It is my professional opinion that he is EXTREMELY
LIKELY to reoffend. I can
therefore only suggest he
be euthanized.
The letter was viewed by
all councillors before a decision was reached.
Moorabool Shire mayor
Paul Tatchell said that community safety was para-
mount and that was why

council vigorously pursued the matter through
the courts and has placed
conditions on the owners of
the dog.
The behaviourists opinion was one of a number
of items considered, Cr
Tatchell said.
In my view the council officers used all of the tools at
their disposal and followed
due process in a professional manner. The reality is
while the shire services the
community,
councillors
represent the community
and in terms of a decision
like this, this is one compromise too many.
This case was an emotionally driven case by
nature, as was the resulting resolution. Council
has seven different people
from seven different backgrounds determining a
single conclusion, and that
is problematic by design. I
hope this is the last time I
see something like this in
council without a councillor policy.
Im incredibly sad for all
the people involved. Im
Property inspections commence

Properties in Lal Lal and Mt Egerton are on notice to
control the spread of serrated tussock.
Department of Environment and Primary Industries
(DEPI) staff will inspect properties for an infestation of
serrated tussock in a bid to stop its spread.
DEPI biosecurity leader Craig Clutterbuck said officers
had carried out inspections of all known sites within

several of these areas for up to ten years in an effort to
control infestations and prevent further distribution.
He said serrated tussock within these areas was considered
to be isolated from the core infestation located in the Port
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Cr Tatchell couldnt predict if this case would set a
precedent for the handling
of future dog attacks but
said he hoped it wouldnt.
We were forced by
state legislation to spend
$100,000 to take this to
court and have the dog destroyed. If the owners were
prepared to spend all this
money and take it as far as
it did then they wouldve
taken it further. When people make it very clear they
will contest, we have to ask
ourselves is that what ratepayers want? he said.
Council will now prepare a
contract to set out the exact
conditions, and in the event
that the owners fail to agree
to the conditions within
14 days, the dog will be
declared a dangerous dog.
The dog will not be released
until the contract is signed
by owners Stuart, Denise
and Anthony Wilson.
The Moorabool Shire Council Officers

recommendation:
Having considered all of the information available
the most appropriate action is to declare the dog as
dangerous under the Domestic Animals Act.
The behaviourist recommendation:

Quotes from a letter written to council from Vern Ryan,
a dog behaviourist with 38 years experience who
specialises in the retraining of aggressive dogs.
Mr Ryan has looked after Mack for the last nine months:
Mack specifically shows aggressive tendencies to
people of a submissive nature, meaning women and
children are at far greater risk of being bitten.
He is a large threat specifically to children and females.
Unfortunately Mack has only reinforced my view that he
is a danger to the public and his owners.
It is my professional opinion that he is EXTREMELY

LIKELY (sic) to reoffend. I can therefore only suggest he
be euthanized.
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have charged a 21-year-old
Fulham man over the death
of a 35-year-old man from
Darley in June 2013.
John Starling was located
deceased outside a residential property on Jonathan
Drive around 1am on June
8 last year.
Tai Sharp appeared at
the Melbourne Magistrates Court on May 22
charged with one count of
manslaughter.
The matter has been adjourned until September 10
for a committal mention
at Melbourne Magistrates
Court, where the magistrate will test the evidence
to decide whether to proceed to a full trial.
Sharp remains in custody.
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Council had originally requested that the dog in this

case be destroyed, but this
was not ordered by Magistrate Peter Mithen after a
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Study to assess
opportunities
The Moorabool Shire and
Victorian Government will
invest $125,000 into a study
to help grow employment
opportunities within the
shire.
In the study Council will
investigate opportunities
for employment growth
and the necessary conditions required for the Parwan area to become an employment hub for Bacchus
Marsh.
Moorabool Shire contributed $50,000 and the
Victorian Government cocontributed $75,000 from
its regional growth fund
for the Moorabool Strategic
Employment Areas Study.
Member for Western Victoria Simon Ramsay said
the study would project
employment and land use
demand over 30 years. It
would include strategic
planning; land use planning including zoning
requirements;
investigation of opportunities, constraints and options for
employment; and an infrastructure analysis.
Regional Victorias jobs
growth is very important to
Victorias prosperity so projects of this nature are vital
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Council General Managers Phil Jeffrey (left) and Satwinder Sandhu (right) discuss with
Member for Western Victoria Simon Ramsay and Crs Spain, Tatchell and Dudzik, the
growth employment opportunities announced last week. Photo Helen Tatchell
to ensure all of the state
prospers economically, Mr
Ramsay said.
Local employment opportunities are an essential
part of healthy regional
economies.
Mr Ramsay said the
Parwan area had been
identified as a strategic
employment
site
in
preliminary studies.
It is an ideally situated
between Ballarat, Geelong
and metropolitan Melbourne, enabling advantage and leverage of existing infrastructure to be
taken, Mr Ramsay said.
This project will help
build the capacity of Moorabool Shire and the wider
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CFA is warning Moorabool

residents about the dangers
of house fires following a
rise in the number of deadly
blazes across the state.
In the past six months
there has been more fatal
house fires in regional Victoria (10 deaths) than there
was during 2013 (8 deaths).
CFA Grampians Manager
of Community Safety, Michael Boatman, said while
the coroner is still examining these fires, all Victorians need to be vigilant of
potential fire hazards in the
home.
Tragically ten people have
lost their lives and many
more have been injured in
home fires this year, he
said.
We are extremely concerned about these figures
especially as the danger
period, winter, is only just
beginning.
From January 1 to May 31,
there have been a total of
243 residential fires across
the Grampians Region with
141 of these in the Ballarat
and surrounding areas.
The most common cause
of house fires is leaving
items unattended, such as
electrical appliances, candles or cooking.

As temperatures continue
to drop, Mr Boatman said
more people will be firing
up their wood heaters, using clothes dryers and turning on electric blankets to
stay warm.
There are simple steps
people can take to protect
themselves to avoid a tragedy, he said.
These steps include making sure heaters are properly checked and maintained,
chimneys are cleaned,
and power boards are not
overloaded.
Ensure your home has a
working smoke alarm, keep
your clothing at least a metre away from heaters, and
never smoke in bed.
Another danger area is the
kitchen of the 1,897 residential fires in regional Victoria last year, 37 per cent
started in the kitchen.
Never leave your cooking
unattended and keep electrical appliances in good
working order.
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The Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics Club winners of the Benalla Perpetual Trophy, for the tenth consecutive year.
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won the Benalla LAC perpetual trophy
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long weekend. 35 BMLAC athletes

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Composing through art

By Jessica Howard
Local artist and teacher, Lou
Callow will join her sister Jenette in presenting their 11 recreated art works for the upcoming Moorabool Light Orchestra
Winter Concert.
The Callow sisters recreated
the paintings in their own medium, which inspired Russian
composer, Mussorgsky to create some of his spectacular
works Pictures at an Exhibition, which can be heard at the
Symphony of Classics Winter
Festival, this Sunday.
Lou, with a background in
painting and sculpture, teaches
arts at Bacchus Marsh Grammar, whilst Jenette is at Colac
Secondary Collage, specialising in textiles and printing.
By the end of next year we will
have clocked up 80 years [40
each] teaching arts in secondary schools, Lou said.
The Russian composer created
his works after viewing an exhibition of a dear friend, who had
suddenly died.
Each of the ten movements
has been based on a painting,
and the mood of the music reflects the art work, Lou said.
[The project] has been challenging, interesting and rewarding to work on together,
she said.
M or n
(L-R) Sisters Jenette and Lou Callow prepare their works for the Moorabool Light Orchestra Concert
this Sunday 15 June. Photo submitted
Our skills have been complimentary. The process in creating the paintings is quite a
different process to that which
an artist would normally work
to, in that requirements and
themes for each work are very
specific. It has been a bit like
creating props for production.
The artworks will be displayed
ing Melodies
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The concert will commence
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Planning
ahead
Moorabool Shire is preparing for a
population boom.
The shire has predicted that the
Moorabool population will increase by
9000 people by 2023 and will develop
an economic strategy to plan for this
expected growth.
In a jointly funded initiative with the
State Government, the Moorabool
Shire has allocated $23,000 towards an
$80,000 economic development strategy
and action plan. The State Government
will contribute $57,000 to the plan from
its regional growth fund.
Member for Western Victoria Simon
Ramsay said it was important for
Moorabool Shire to plan for its economic
future.
Mr Ramsay said current economic
data showed there had been a decline
in agriculture, fishing and forestry jobs
and an increase in construction within
the Moorabool Shire.
The data shows that retail is still the
top employer, however, consumers
buying patterns are changing rapidly
and the sector itself needs to adjust to
remain a key employer and economic
force in Moorabool, Mr Ramsay said.
This strategy will work to identify
new and emerging industries as well
as other opportunities for growth and
investment, workplace planning and
jobs for the Moorabool Shire.
The economic development strategy
and action plan is expected to be
completed in July 2014.
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Art on show
Over 500 entries were on exhibit last weekend at
the 44th Bacchus Marsh Rotary Club Art Show.
Entries were down but the quality of artists was
up, said one spokesperson.
Gala night attracted a large crowd to the local
hall with over 60 local businesses supporting the
event.
This years judge was Beckett Rozentals, a
past Assistant Curator at the National Gallery
Cr. Tatchell with the chosen artwork for
of Victoria and currently working as Assistant
councils collection, a Peter Clarke water
Curator, Australian Art.
colour.
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell met Ms
Rozentals before the event and chose a piece for
councils art collection, after a tour of the entire
art displayed.
I chose an iconic picture by local artist Peter
Clarke.
Why? Because I am trying to keep the collection
more locally focused and preserved, Cr. Tatchell
said.
Mr Clarkes entry was a water colour and titled
Werribee River at Underbank Ford.
The art exhibition and sale is held at the Bacchus
Marsh Public Hall annually over the Queens Cr Tonia Dudzik attended the art show with her
Birthday long weekend.
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NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL

The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held Wednesday, 2 July 2014,
at the Ballan Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 5pm.
Members of the community are most welcome to attend.
before a meeting of Council (or Committee), either personally or by a person acting on his or
her behalf and will be notied of the time and date of the meeting.
It should be noted by people making a submission to Council, that Council is required to
maintain a public register of submissions made in accordance with section 223 of the Act for a
period of twelve months. In accordance with section 222 of the Act, any person is entitled to
inspect and to take copies of documents contained in the public register of submissions made in
TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUND LEASE ON BALD HILL, SWANS ROAD,
accordance with section 223 of the Act.
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concerns about this, Council can provide you with the option of having your submission remain
Centre and
At a meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council held on Wednesday, 4 June, 2014, Council resolved 5m Extension Lead.
anonymous. You should also be aware that the details contained in some submissions may be
to enter into a renewed lease agreement with the Vodafone Network Pty Limited for the lease
sufcient to identify the author of the submission to some readers. Hence, if you wish your
of a site for a telecommunications tower and equipment situated on Bald Hill, Swans Road,
submission to remain anonymous you should bear this in mind when writing it.
Darley. The site is described as being a small portion of land known as HARDWARE STORE OF THE YEAR, AGAIN.
Bald Hill contained
Hardware Store the Year as
Awards, judged
in Certicate of Title Volume 9620 Folio 610 in the Parish Korkuperrimul,offorJuneperground lease stocks last. Participating stores only. Please refer to the back page for details.
auntilRoy Morgan Customer2014. While by 50,000 consumers, Australia-wide.
Available Wednesday 4th
Sunday 22nd June
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL
accommodating a 3m x 2.5m base station.
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held
The lease will have, among other things, the following clauses:
in the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh on Wednesday 18 June, 2014
- The term of the lease will be for twenty (20) years commencing on 1 August, 2014;
commencing at 5.00pm.
- The proposed annual rental will commence at $7,000.00 (GST exclusive) with an annual
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
increment of 3.00 % thereafter; and
1. Consideration of Submissions to the Revised 2013/17 Council Plan.
- The lease will expire on the 31 July, 2034.
2. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
At the same meeting on Wednesday, 4 June, 2014, Council resolved to enter into a renewed lease
The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public and members of the public are
agreement with Telstra Corporation Limited for the lease of a site for a telecommunications
most welcome to attend.
tower and equipment situated on Bald Hill, Swans Road, Darley. The site is described as being
a small portion of land known as Bald Hill contained in part of Lots 1 and 2 on title plan no.
DRAFT WASTE AND RESOURCE RECOVERY POLICY AND WASTE
335377T in the Parish Korkuperrimul.
MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE RECOVERY STRATEGY
The lease will have, among other things, the following clauses:
Council has drafted a new Waste and Resource Recovery Policy and Waste Management and
- The term of the lease will be for ten (10) years commencing on 1 August, 2014 with two
Resource Recovery Strategy and the drafts are now ready for public exhibition and submissions.
further terms of ve years each;
- The proposed annual rental will commence at $15,000.00 (GST exclusive) with an annual
A copy of the draft Waste and Resource Recovery Policy and Waste Management and Resource
increment of 3.00 % thereafter; and
Recovery Strategy can be obtained from Councils ofces or website as follows:
- The lease will expire on the 31 July, 2034.
Service Centre, 15 Stead Street, Ballan
Under section 190 of the Local Government Act 1989, any person may make a submission to
Service Centre, 182 Halletts Way, Darley
Council in relation to the proposed leasing arrangements for the above sites.
Lerderderg Library, Corner Main and Lord Street, Bacchus Marsh
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
Written submissions addressed to the Chief Executive Ofcer, Moorabool Shire Council, P.O.
Box 18, Ballan, 3342, and received by Council within 28 days of the publication of this notice in
Any person who wishes to comment on the drafts may make a written submission to Council
the Moorabool News, will be considered by Council (or a Committee of Council appointed for
by close of business, Monday 21 July 2014 as follows:
that purpose) in accordance with section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989.
Posted to PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342
Any person who wishes to be heard in support of a submission should indicate in the written
Emailed to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Online at www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au
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Reserve
possible site for
school parking
MOORABOOL Shire Council will investigate the possible use of Masons Lane
Reserve as an additional
Bacchus Marsh Primary
School pick-up and dropoff point.
At an ordinary meeting
of Council on Wednesday
4 June, Moorabool Shire
councillors discussed options to help reduce school
traffic and improve safety
around Bacchus Marsh Primary School.
The chair of Masons Lane
Reserve committee of management, Cr Tonia Dudzik,
said shed attended a meeting with school principal
Ian Wren, members of the
schools council, local police and shire managers to
discuss the issue of traffic
during school pick-up and
drop-off times.
Bacchus Marsh Primary
School requested to use the
car park in the eastern area
of Masons Lane Reserve.
The proposal was put to the
Masons Lane Reserve committee of management and
they didnt endorse it, Cr
Dudzik said.
To be fair to both parties

an independent officers
report needs to be written.
School bus driver Cr Allan
Comrie said the idea had
merit but as a bus driver he
thought parents would continue to drop their children
right at the front door of the
school and nowhere else.
Its not a council responsibility; it should be a school
responsibility. Seeing the
attitude of parents every
day, I dont believe theyll
use it (Masons Lane Reserve), he said.
Council approved a motion put forth by councillor
Dudzik which called for
council officers to assess
the proposal to use Masons
Lane Reserve as an additional pick-up and drop-off
point, and look at other options to alleviate traffic issues around Bacchus Marsh
Primary School.
The report and recommendation will be returned to
council for consideration at
the next council meeting to
be held in Bacchus Marsh.
Ian Wren was unavailable
for comment.
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State Government.
Minister for Water,
Peter Walsh, said Central Highlands Water
would begin delivering the bill reductions
from July 1. The savings will be achieved
by reducing the water access fee, a fixed
charge applicable to all homeowners and
businesses.
Through Fairer Water Bills, Central
Highlands Water was able to find capital
and operational cost efficiencies that
will save customers money without
compromising
service
standards,
reducing jobs, or impacting existing
hardship protections that help vulnerable
customers, Mr Walsh said.
This includes the use of new technology,
like using SMS to send customers bill
reminders, saving printing and postage
costs, and implementing renewable
energy such as solar, hydro or wind to save
on fuel costs.
Central Highlands Water chair Jeremy
Johnson said the water corporation was
pleased to deliver savings for customers.
We have listened to our customers and
worked with the Victorian Government
to deliver meaningful savings from July 1,
2014.
Cam not done yet
(From page 1)
The fundraising event will consist of auctions, raffles, guest speakers and
music from local talent, Brad Simpson.
An inspirational guest speaker will be Howard Clark, one of Camerons
teachers from St Patricks College, whom will speak of his own similar
experience.
Howard also has no feeling from the waist down, but with much determination is able to walk, teach and drive, Miss Leonard said.
We think Howard is a great person to come and share his story, and also
the similarities he shares with Cam.
Howard has been to visit Cam and was a great inspiration, showing that
anything is possible, and that even with a challenge like this there is still
ways around it.
Miss Leonard first met Cameron in 2009 when he joined the club, and was
with him in the ambulance on the day of the accident.
Anyone that knows Cam, knows that he is someone who likes to have a
lot of fun, he is a joker and also one of the nicest people you will ever meet,
she said.
Auction items include signed Geelong, Adelaide, Richmond, Collingwood
and Essendon jumpers, local business $1,000 vouchers and more.
We hope it will be a fun day in which people can donate money to help
support the family, and also enjoy the day as we know Cam wants us to,
Miss Leonard said.
If people are unable to attend on the day, a bank account has been set up
which they are more than welcome to donate to directly.
The appeal will be held at the Dunnstown Community Centre at 1:30pm
on Sunday, June 15. $10 entry includes door prizes.
If you wish to donate or contribute to the appeal, contact Bianca Leonard
on 0448 223 338.
Bacchus Marsh Transport Study

COMMUNITY CONSULTATION SESSIONS June 2014
The township of Bacchus Marsh is currently experiencing a signicant rate of residential

growth and as a result is also experiencing trafc pressures. Council and VicRoads both
acknowledge this and have committed funds to undertake a transport study for the township.
Where?
The purpose of the project is to identify the road network needs for Bacchus Marsh township
into the future. The outcome of the project will provide recommendations regarding trafc
management options and establishing levels of service for the road network.
Lerderderg Library,
215 Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh
When?
We would like to hear from you!

Input from the community is an important component of the study and workshops have been
scheduled to provide an opportunity for the community to feed in local knowledge, help set
the levels of service and future directions to be outlined in the plan.
Monday 23 June and

Wednesday 25 June,
6.15pm 8.30pm
How?
You must pre-register

to attend by
contacting Customer
Service on 5366 7100.
The information gathered at the sessions will assist to develop a draft report. If you are unable
to attend one of the sessions, the draft report when developed will be placed on exhibition for
a further opportunity for community feedback.
Further information is available on Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
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A cobras double century

By Jessica Howard
Daniel Velden runs through the banner celebrating his 200th senior game. Photo - submitted
It definitely all comes
He also has a little routine great experience being inAnd that is the best thing
that he goes through for volved with the seniors for back to the friendships that Id say Ive got out of playing
each game, where he likes such a long time, especially you have throughout play- footy here, the friends that
to be the first one taped up. due to the relationships ing as part of a team, its like Ive gained from Bacchus
Marsh.
a big family, he said.
Velden said it has been a gained from the club.
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Daniel Velden pulled on his
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Redan.
The 29-year-old began his
playing career with the
Bacchus Marsh Football
Club in the under 16.5s, and
has been a regular senior
player since 2002.
Velden has spent most of
his career at full back, but
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over the past couple over
years and now spends a lot
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He is a very versatile player, club president Pat Mullen said.
Velden is the head of PE

and outdoor education at
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a brainwashed Essendon
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If I had to think of one
footy idol, I think it would
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love watching his attack on
the ball; and watching him
play for the Bombers was
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As for the future, he just
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Newborns in
the district
Babies born recently at
Bacchus Marsh and Melton
Regional Hospital.
Photos: Natasha Hurst/Helen Tatchell
Hailey and Anthony of

Bacchus Marsh welcomed
baby girl Ebony Kathleen
Lorenzon into their family on
Monday 2 June 2014 at
3.38pm. Weighing 3010
grams (6lbs 10oz), Ebony is
a little sister for Ameliah.
Melton couple Rachel and

Lee welcomed baby girl
Jasmine Rose Armstrong
into their family at 2.55pm
on Sunday 1 June 2014.
Weighing 2580 grams (5lbs
11oz), Jasmine is a little
sister for Jayde and Jessica.
Kylie and John of Brookfield welcomed baby boy

Nicholas Jonathon into their lives at 3.08pm on
Monday 2 June 2014. Weighing 2400 grams (5lbs
4oz), Nicholas is a little brother for Oliver.
Haylie and Heath welcomed

baby boy Billy Its a boy for
Darley couple Shannon and
Luke who welcomed Nate
into their family on Sunday 1
June 2014 at 10.17am.
Weighing 3370 grams (7lbs
6oz) Nate is a little brother
for Levi.
Alesha and Shane of

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boy Taylor Shane into their
family on Tuesday 27 May
2014 at 11.45am. Weighing
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Taylor is a little brother for
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Sunday15 June, 5pm. Held monthly 14 Darcy St,
Maddingley. Christian youth ministry and bible teaching.
Open to all ages. Enquiries 0408 260 727
Melton South Community Centre

Offering classes in Soy candle Making 15 June, Floristry 15
June, Mozzarella & Ricotta Cheese Making 22 June. Phone
9747 8576 for enquiries & bookings.
Bacchus Marsh Community College
FREE computer classes (Digital Hub Program). All
enquiries and bookings please call 5367 1061.
MEETINGS
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Jack 9741 9705.
MARKETs
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 5 July 2014, 8am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month.
Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 14 June 2014, 9am-1pm. 2nd
Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0408 218 954.
Darley Market
Saturday 21 June, 9am-1pm. Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd
& Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool

Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times Sunday 15 June - St Johns Ballan, 9:30am;
St Johns Bungaree, 11am; St Marks in the Pub Gordon,
5pmEnquiries Glen Wesley 5368 2730
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
Living Word Bible Church
Sundays 10:30am: James Young Room, Bacchus Marsh
Library. Call Azza - 0430 141 263.
Catholic Parish of Gordon
Mass Times Saturday 14 June Dunnstown, 6:30pm.
Sunday 15 June - Gordon 8:45am; Ballan 10:30am.
Tickets $25 per person

Individual tickets or tables of up to 10 available.
A fun night filled with Trivia, Raffles, Auctions and Prizes.
Contact Melissa 0408 352 848

or email ballanfnc@gmail.com
Part of funds raised to be donated
to Beyond Blue
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Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit

Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Ballan Uniting Church
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday
9.30am Reflective Worship.
For more details Phone 5339 9633

For more details Phone 5339 9633
Anglican Parish of Bacchus Marsh, Balliang, Myrniong &

Blackwood
Service times - Holy Trinity Bacchus Marsh - Sunday
8.30am Holy Communion, 10am Family Service,
Wednesday Holy Communion 10am; St Georges Balliang
9am 2nd & 4th Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st
& 3rd Sunday; All Saints Blackwood 1st & 3rd Sunday, 9am.
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Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship

Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
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Trivia Night
Ballan Football Netball Club
Saturday 14th June, 7.30pm
Ballan Recrecation Reserve, Cowie St
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MOORABOOL LIGHT ORCHESTRA

A Pleasant Sunday Afternoon of Light Classical Music featuring
popular selections from some of the great Musical Masters.
Including a special performance of Russian Composer
Barry Wilkins OAM

Musical Director
Modest Mussorgskys famous

Pictures at an Exhibition
Konrad Olszewski
Sunday 15 June @ 2pm Bacchus Marsh Public Hall

Local visual artists Lou and Jenette Callow will re-create their own paintings which inspired
Mussorgsky to compose this spectacular work. The artworks will be displayed in the foyer.
Guest artists will feature the celebrated Ballarat soprano Eleanor Kerr; Melbourne Concert Pianist
Konrad Olszewski; Robert & Fiona Wrzaszcz (Violin/Flute Duo); pBONES (Trombone Quartet
featuring Jeff Moran, Hugh McKelvey, Wade Carman and Bronwyn Hutton) and Percussionist
Dylan Quinlan-Baskett performing on a Typewriter.
Guest Compere: Frank Clark (Radio 3BA Ballarat Presenter).
Tickets $18 at the door or can be pre-purchased at
Bacchus Marsh Florist & Nursery 185 Main St.
General Enquiries: Tel 03 5367 3567

email: barrybegonia@gmail.com
www.Moorabool-Light-Orchestra.com
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Dining
Moorabool
Dining Guide to the Moorabool Region
June 2014
GREENDALE COUNTRY PUB

A Great Country Pub
Located just 45 mins from Melbourne and only 35 mins from Ballarat off the Western Freeway.
In the heart of Moorabool and bordering the Wombat State Forest in the Central Highlands,
the Greendale Pub offers great food, warm fires in winter, cold beer and hearty hospitality.
Wednesday to Friday offer Pizza and Full Menu. Also on Friday Nights, Happy Hour 5-7pm,
Meat Tray Raffle and Bar Nibbles. Check out their Facebook site for Live music and whats
happening. Pool table, jukebox and function room also available. Open 7 days from 10am.
Lunch everyday, Dinner Tuesday to Sunday.
3 Greendale-Myrniong Road, Greendale

Tuesday Special: Parma $14 Pasta $12
Style
Location
Bookings 5368 1355
Hours
Contact
Open Daily from 10am,
Special
5368 1355
Tuesday: Locals $14 Parma &

$12 Pasta & Weekly Draw.
Wed, Thurs, Friday: PIZZA.
Friday: 5-7 Happy Hour in the Bar
& Meat Tray Raffle.
5367 6421
Specials daily
Greendale Country Pub
Hearty
Homestyle
Country Meals
Court House Hotel
Australian
Fammartinos
Lal Lal Hotel
Traditional
Australian
& European
Hudsons
Great Western Hotel
Traditional
Bacchus Marsh Golf Club
Traditional
Bistro
Links Road
BACCHUS MARSH
Flanagans Border Inn
Irish theme
139 Main Street

BACCHUS MARSH
Gordon Hotel
Good
Wholesome
Meals
92 Main Street
12 Noon to 2PM 7-Days

Evening 6-8PM Mon-Sat
5368 9203
Specials daily
Stoneys Club
Traditional Pub
59 Grant St
12pm-2pm Mon to Sun

6pm-8pm Sun to Thurs
5pm-9pm Fri and Sat
5367 2031
Two-for-One Tuesday
(buy one meal and get
one free)
www.bacchusmarshgolfclub.com.au
Riverstone Bistro
3 Greendale-Myrniong Rd Lunch Everyday 12-2pm,
GREENDALE
Dinner Tuesday - Sunday

6-8pm
116 Main Street
Lunch 7 Days 12-2.30 PM

Dinner 7 Days 6-8.30 PM
BACCHUS MARSH
424 Clarendon Lal Lal Rd

LAL LAL
110 Inglis Street
Fri Night Dinner 6-8.30pm

Sat lunch 12.30-2pm, Dinner 6-8.30pm
Sun lunch 12-2pm, Dinner 6-8pm
5341
Bar Mon-Fri 3pm-late
Wed-Sun 12-2pm (lunch)

6-8pm (dinner)
BALLAN
7574
5368 1000
Veterans/Seniors Menu
Wed, Thu, Fri Lunch Only
5367 2226
Morning Melodies
twice a month only $13.50
including 2 course meal
Lunch & Dinner - Tue to Sun
GORDON
BACCHUS MARSH
Mon
Tue/Wed/Thu
Fri/Sat
Sunday
10am - 9:30pm
10am - 10:30pm
10am - 12:00am
10.30am 10.30pm
Specials
Board Weekly
Mon-Fri 12-2pm lunch

Mon-Thur 6-8pm dinner
5367
Friday
6-9pm dinner
Sat 12-9pm, Sun 12-8pm (all day meals)
2016
Monday-Friday
$12 - $14 Meals
BISTRO BAR B&B
WINERY RECEPTION CENTRE
BISTRO BAR
17 Main Street, MYRNIONG

(03) 5368 7173
Open Thurs to Sat: lunch & dinner
Sunday: lunch only
64 Garrards Lane, MYRNIONG

(03) 5368 7173
Cellar door: 7 days
Tours by appointment
31 High Street, TRENTHAM

(03) 5424 1144
Open Wednesday to Sunday,
11am to late
News
Councillors to
appear in court
Cr Paul Tatchell
Cr Allan Comrie
Cr John Spain
Cr David Edwards
Cr Tonia Dudzik
Cr Tom Sullivan
Cr Pat Toohey
Goodwin Aquilina and his

ram Jackie Chan.
TOM
THE owner of Jackie Chan the

Ram will appear in court next
Tuesday after being charged with
offensive behaviour.
Godwin Aquilina from Maddingley was charged by police
after yelling expletives during a
Moorabool Shire council meeting
held at Lerderderg Library in April
2013.
Mr Aquilina was protesting
strict conditions placed on him
by councillors in relation to him
keeping a 150kg pet ram called
Jackie Chan at his Love Close

property.
All seven Moorabool Shire
councillors have been subpoenaed to appear at the hearing as
witnesses.
Councillor Tonia Dudzik said she
thought it was a complete and
utter waste of council, court and
ratepayers money.
I believe Mr Aquilina should not
be prosecuted, he shouldve been
issued a warning, Cr Dudzik
said.
It was just an outburst of anger.
It does not justify the action. He
didnt turn or direct it at any one
person. Mr Aquilina has an acquired brain injury. We as a council need to make allowances for
people with disabilities. He just
didnt understand council processes or rules.
The hearing will take place at
the Ballarat Magistrates Court on
Tuesday, June 17.
Insufficient numbers
to sustain school
DESPITE a strong push for a
secondary school in Ballan, the
State Government has declined
the proposal. For now.
Talia Katz, a spokesperson for
Victorias Minister for Education
Martin Dixon, said Ballan didnt
have the numbers for a secondary school.
The Ministers Office is advised
by the Department of Education
that an analysis of the Ballan
area shows there is currently an
insufficient number of secondary school aged students to sustain a secondary college within
Ballan, Ms Katz said.
Furthermore, the secondary
schools in both Bacchus Marsh
and Ballarat will continue to
have capacity to meet the demand coming from Ballan in the
medium term.
She said Bacchus Marsh Secondary College had capacity
for an additional 185 students,
Ballarat Secondary College had
room for another 911 students
and Mount Clear College had
the room for an additional 738
students.
The Department will continue
to work with the Shire of Moorabool, as well as other relevant
stakeholders, to monitor and
plan for government education
provision in the Ballan area.
Ms Katz said the government
was balancing the educational
needs of 1500 school communities across Victoria.
Ballan Needs a Secondary College Group coordinator Gail Fiander said it was good to see that
the Department of Education
and Early Childhood Development was in ongoing consultation with the group.
Our question is could someone
Environmental Opinion
please define the boundaries of

the Ballan area, and the school
catchment in the western part of
Moorabool. The Bureau of Statistics gives three different definitions of Ballan with varying
populations, Ms Fiander said.
We all need to work off the same
page. We still need planning for
a secondary college. We all love
this region, but the secret is out
and many others are distorting
why this is such a great place to
raise a family. Its no wonder we
are growing so fast.
Nationals candidate for Buninyong, Sonia Smith, said the
movement for a secondary
school in the western half of
Moorabool was a grass roots
one, with demand coming from
concerned local parents and kids
themselves.
The current sticking point is
the numbers. Realistically this
is about so much more. Country
kids are more than mere numbers, Ms Smith said.
Ballan alone would not sustain
a secondary school, but such
a facility would take in a wide
catchment area encompassing
almost all of the western half
of Moorabool. United, all these
communities had a combined
population of 10,456 people at
the 2011 census.
Moorabool is earmarked for
major growth and I believe education is a driver of development
- not something tacked on after
areas start bursting at the seams.
We need and deserve locally-relevant secondary education that
binds together our youth community and could create up to 50
quality long-term jobs.
with Tom Kingston
Prepare for separation anxiety!

As a species we, especially
in the modern world, have
worked hard to separate
ourselves from the other
species on the planet, except for the odd pet or two.
This has taken some effort
and a deal of sophistication. Neat blue suits and
ties have certainly helped
the male of the species to
ensure he is not linked with
any wild creatures, unless
under the influence of some
drug or other. And generally we have succeeded
in doing this. It has been
hard work and made some
demands of us but it is evident, so it seems, that it has
been all for the good and
we live longer and live better. Maybe the other species
dont enjoy the benefits that
we do but progress, as they
say, must come at a cost.
This separation of us as a
species has crept up on us.
We were not aware that it
was happening until it was
well upon us. At present
in Australia this separation has been taken to a
new level by the current
federal government whose
main objective, it seems to
this writer, is to make this
separation clear and permanent. This is no more
evident than in the recent
federal budget. With the release of the budget the Australian government made it
clear, once and for all, that
we are indeed, as a species,
totally removed from our
environment. The federal
government in the latest
budget removed financial
support from the Environment Defenders Office in
each state. So there you
have it; we dont need such

an office because, according to the federal government, we are no longer part
of the environment.
In Tasmania as with the
other states the Environment Defenders Office has
had its money withdrawn.
And you might ask, well
what exactly has this office done anyway. Well in
Tasmania it was the practice of Gunns Ltd to dump
pulp mill effluent in the
Bass Strait. To commercial
fishers, Bass Strait is their
livelihood. To others, it is
a rich source of biological
diversity. Who can these
people now turn to, to question this practice by Gunns
Ltd.? To a mining company,
farm land can be a place to
dig a quarry or to extract
shale oil. To a farmer, this
land is a source of income

and of pride, a place to be
protected. Who can these
people now turn to, to help
them?
As Roland Brown in the
Sunday Tasmanian (June 1,
2014) states, What makes
a civilised society is having a system in which disputes can be heard and
resolved. In Tasmania, we
have a number of systems
designed to strike a balance
between these tensions and
conflicts.
Roland goes on to say,
It might be decisions by
local government or the
Environment
Protection
Society in the Resource
Management and Planning
system, decisions by the
Heritage Council to protect
properties, assessments by
the Marine Farming Plan-
ning Review Panel or objections heard by Mineral

Resources Tasmania. In all
these systems, users need
to be well informed about
their legal rights. Since its
beginning 18 years ago, the
Environment
Defenders
Office as part of a national
network has played an important role in resolving
these disputes.
The EDO in Tasmania has
assisted community groups
in relation to forestry, natural and built heritage, public health, barking dogs,
industrial pollution and
failures of councils to enforce planning laws.
As Roland so well points
out, the fact is, whether
due to lack of resources,
mistakes of developer pressure, decision makers do
not always get it right.
So ultimately the EDO is

about the public, according to Roland, having the
benefit of a highly specialised and dedicated office of
lawyers to provide advice
about their rights, about
challenging
inappropriate unsustainable and uneconomic
developments
and about securing laws
that promote a sustainable
future.
And so, in case you were in
any doubt about the separation of us and the rest of
our fellow species, the federal government has just
officially legislated for it.
What is your opinion?
Next
MEG
meeting:
Thursday 26th June, venue
to be announced for more
details phone Rose on 0420
591 028. All Welcome.
Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
I write as a result of the
case concerning the young
girl savaged by her grandparents and uncles Kelpie
dog.
Should this appalling
judgment be permitted to
stand, then we all may as
well pack up and hand over
control of society to a Dog
or an Animal.
Who in their right mind,
sides with a dog [keep in
mind every dog descended
from a Wolf -which is a wild
animal] when the well being of a child is at stake?
1. Having followed the case
via the Moorabool News
and TV reports, the simple
fact of the matter is, the dog
has bitten the child on the
face, END OF STORY.
2. That her grandparents
and Uncle have such a distorted view on the pecking
order of society appears
to have passed over to the
Judge who presided over
this case.
3. Like a lot of Legal Cases,
the simple fact of the point
is, the dog savaged the child
on the face causing lifelong
scarring and probable lifelong mental issues regarding her outlook towards all
dogs, with the judicial system being bamboozled by
some slick legal representative of the defendants.
4. Fair Dinkum, people
with animals need to be
reeled in and made to conform with the rest of the
rules of society, otherwise
we will be having a pack of
dogs ruling our lives.
5. Regardless of the dollar cost, the Shire [for the
long term benefit of society]
needs to vigorously appeal this outrageous decision, also tightening up
the wording of their act/
law, so that cases such as
this never need any further
adjudication other than the
Offending Animal is put
down immediately.
In the opinion of the write,
many people involved in
this case, appear to have
lost leave of their senses,
and need to be reintroduced to living in the real
world.
Please advise if you are going to lodge an appeal, as if
not, will then appeal to the
Premiers Dept to do something about it.
Daryl McCulloch
Alfredton
Dear Editor,
While returning home at
around midnight from a
pleasant evening out on
Saturday night, it was so
disheartening to see the
exit ramp at Hopetoun
Park Road strewn with the
littered remains of someones fast food snack. The
off ramp had a discarded
bag of McDonalds food remains along with a selection of drink holders simply thrown from a car as it
would have slowed down
to turn left into Hopetoun
Park. As I traveled further

into Hopetoun Park and
eventually found my way to
my own home in Hammond
Circuit, I also found myself
to be the lucky recipient of
yet another empty drink
container from McDonalds
on the driveway into my
home.
Clearly then, these disrespectful, inconsiderate,
ingrates live within Hopetoun Park. So, I just want
to thank those disgraceful
people for confirming in
my own mind just how insensitive and thoughtless
such people have become,
for choosing to desecrate
yet another peaceful, quiet
neighborhood,
where
people choose to live for
the quiet, the cleanliness
and the beautiful natural
location.
This is not the first time
that I have seen this disgusting display of wanton
disrespect for littering
laws in the area. In fact,
I often come across such
litter discarded along Hopetoun Park Road as people obviously try to finish
their midnight snack on
the way home so that they
can discard their rubbish
without the need for them
to go to their own rubbish
bin and actually lift the lid.
It is yet another example of
the laziness and carelessness that has crept into the
mindset of so many people
now, where they feel some
sense that Im alright Jack
because someone else can
worry about putting it right.
To those people responsible, if you find yourselves
reading this letter, you
should be ashamed and
disgusted with yourselves
for such actions. You clearly
have total disregard for
your own moral upbringing, your parents attempts
to raise you properly, your
sense of community, and
nature in general. It sickens
me to think that this is the
generation that will inherit
our country in the future,
and I worry about the
depths to which they will
take it with such attitudes.
Frank Fiorentino
Hopetoun Park
Dear Editor,
An alternative to the
whose right, whose wrong
debate on climate warming.
Nearly all agree a target of
reducing Carbon Dioxide
[CO2] in our atmosphere is
a sensible approach.
Any science class can show
you that CO2 has a greenhouse effect - by itself it
can warm the Earths temperature (by around 1C for
a doubling of present levels). The ongoing debate is
about how other elements,
particularly cloud and water vapour, add to/subtract
from the CO2 effect. This
is called sensitivity of the
atmosphere.
To address what can be
done to achieve the target,
we must take a world view,

given we all share the same
atmosphere. As Australia
is responsible for a small
part of the total CO2 in the
atmosphere, it makes no
sense that we burden ourselves with immature technologies, such as wind and
solar, which raise costs and
lessen our ability to generate employment. These are
risky programs with no
guarantee of success to justify government support.
Just as earlier challenges to
humanity have been seen
off by human ingenuity,
history is on the side of the
optimists. Here are some
starters in that queue;
Hydroelectricity meets
the if you have it, use it
definition (Norway 100%
example) for lowest cost,
longest lasting, no CO2. We
need to re-consider our objections to further developments in this area.
CCGT [Combined Cycle
Gas Turbine] plants These
are low cost generators and
can reduce CO2 output by
50% compared to coal fired
plants. We need to consider
encouraging private investment in such modern
technology by withdrawing
governmental support of
immature technology distorting the market place, as
at present.
Nuclear Potential Most
developed countries now
have Nuclear Fission plants
generating low cost electricity, with no CO2, [France
near 80%] with risk reduction improvement and actions being shared globally.
Heavy investment is being
made into new generation
possibilities, such as Fusion
and Thorium reactor developments. We need to have a
conversation about joining
this future enlightenment.
High Quality Coals Using our great quality resources in modern design
of steam generators [supercritical pressure/temperature] we can assist developing countries gain access to
low cost power, with lower
CO2 than otherwise. We
need to consider linking
our overseas aid budgets
and objectives to this end.
Jim Stewart
Smeaton
Dear Editor,
I write in response to article on Rate reduction approved for farmers & miners (MN 27 May).
One could observe that
instead of hounding the
farming community, how
about seeing the situation
in a positive light. That is,
a voluntary group of young
primary producers who
took Council to task on a
rating system that failed
to understand or fully appreciate the issue of farm
rates and the severe impacts it was having as a
consequence.
The inequity of the rating
system placed on farm-
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ing families of whom have
served the wider community for generations, has
been a long standing issue
not just for Moorabool, but
the majority of rural Victoria. Something until now
local Council has chosen to
ignore.
It is one thing to write
about the virtues of what
agriculture means to the
Moorabool Shire, its quite
another to actually support
it when desperately needed.
It would be nice to think
one day Council and all
sectors of the community
could truly appreciate and
respect each other for the
contributions and sacrifices they make. That will
only ever come with an
open mind and willingness
to educate ones self on the
issues.
However, keeping things
in perspective for those
that like to make out the
farming community has
just won the lotto leaving
the rest of the community
in ruin, might like to know
the 2% decrease in the farm
rate if then applied only
to the general rate would
amount to an extra $4.70
per household.
Perception is one thing,
reality is quite another.
The reality being if food
producers are continually
taken for granted in this
Shire, then one might like
to consider what the real
cost of feeding the family
will be in the future.
Kate Sharkey (Balliang
East) Moorabool Rural
Advisory Committee
Dear Editor,
Moorabool Shire Council
wants to decrease Rates
for local farmers and to
increase rates on Residential Properties to cover
the decrease for farmers. I
OBJECT. The local population in general dont benefit
financially or personally in
any way from the agriculture in Moorabool. Agriculture and increasing urbanisation dont mix. Chemical
drift from toxic sprays used
in agriculture are dangerous over the short and long
term, especially for people using parks, reserves
and walking tracks anywhere near farms. vaporizing weed and pest control
chemicals or spray drift
can spread over kilometres.
Vegetation barriers, to try
and alleviate some of the
potential risk (suggested
by Government Agriculture Departments) are not
in place. Locals are subjected to the offensive odor
throughout the year (every
year) when farmers fertilize
but there is little odor from
all the other chemicals that
are applied. In other words
there is no warning sign
as to when chemicals have
been applied. I have witnessed farmers completing
spraying chemicals and 10
minutes later (after they
have left) a women with a
baby in a pram, went hiking

the Moon Reserve Tracks.
Many years ago our Shire
Council used ratepayers
money to have arborists,
etc. look into what is detrimental to the Avenue of
Honour trees (Avenue of
Honour Strategic Management Plan). It greatly concerns me that the Council
has ignored this Plan. The
plan reports how open
trenching, cultivation or
ripping of soil to a depth of
greater than 200mm should
be restricted activities or
uses over the optimal root
zone of the Avenues Elm
Trees. The Elm Trees roots
are very close to the top of
the soil and the optimal
root zone is 27 metres from
their trunks and yet the
farmers trench up to only
a few metres from the trees
trunks. Erosion is also detrimental for the Elms and
yet farmers have been seen
many times blowing in gale
force winds with the result
of top soil being blown away
and yet I have never seen
any top soil being replaced.
Soil compaction is another
risk to the survival of the
Elms due to farmers using
tractors over the optimal
root zone. Forget the traffic
along the Avenue of Honour, on a made road that
is protecting further damage.....it is the farmers that
are causing the most harm
to the Elms and Council
is covering for them. The
public need to see The Avenue of Honour Strategic
Management Plan Heritage
Overlay Report that we paid
for many years ago and that
many are not aware of what
was divulged in the report.
Kay Parker Via Facebook
(The Moorabool News
timeline)
Dear Editor,
Three years ago I contacted Moorabool Council
complaining about the
state of the road from the
Ballan Hospital and along
Spencer road. I was told
that no work would be done
until there was more residential development. Since
then, there has been a significant number of homes
built and blocks of land
developed to the extent that
there is now quite a lot of
traffic on Spencer road. It
is a disgrace that we have
to get off the road into numerous potholes everytime
a car comes the other way,
which is almost always.
Also, the section of road
from the hospital down to
the new bridge has got to
be one of the roughest sections of road in the state.
How about some locals all
get together and complain
to council in the hope that
something will be done
about this.
P. Craven
Ballan
Dear Editor,
I would like to respond
to community concerns
about onshore gas exploration in my electorate of
Western Victoria.
I appreciate there have
been numerous community meetings to date, all
asking great questions and
seeking more information
about the potential impacts
that on-shore natural gas
exploration might have on
the environment.
It is important to put the
Governments position in
perspective.
I would like to say from the
outset that, as a local member, I would not support
any legislation that would
put at risk our regional and
rural food and fibre production, water aquifers or
the liveability of our rural
communities.
The Victorian Coalition
Government will not rush
into any decisions relating to coal seam gas or any
other type of onshore natural gas exploration. Our
policies will continue to be
informed by independently
established scientific facts
and a rigorous process of
public consultation.
The Coalition Government has initiated a hold
on approvals to undertake
hydraulic fracturing unlike Labor which issued
73 licenses for unconventional gas exploration and
approved 23 hydraulic
fracturing without public
consultation or concern for
rural communities or the
farming communities.
No fracking has occurred under a Coalition
Government.
The Coalition Government
has introduced a ban on
BTEX chemicals in hydraulic fracturing.
There is currently a moratorium on fracking in
Victoria, and presently an
extensive community consultative process regarding
onshore natural gas exploration in Victoria.
Open days and community meetings will be facilitated during this month
with an interim report due
to the Government by the
end of this year.
I strongly encourage farmers, environment groups,
community groups and
individuals to express their
views at the meetings, or
to my office and access the
website www.naturalgasinfo.vic.gov.au
for more information on
the consultation process.
It is important as a local
Member that I take the collective views of the people I
represent to the Parliament
as the government deliberates its future policy positions of onshore natural gas
exploration.
I encourage those who
have an interest to get involved in the consultation
process over the next few
months.
Simon Ramsay MLC
Member for Western
Victoria
Grantleigh Estate - The Best Address
Local
knowledge
works best
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
77 Dundas Street, Darley

Price: $550,000
4 2 2
This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence
with abundant accommodation, excellent quality and
out-standing year round entertainment. Comprising of
4 bedrooms, huge study, generous living areas, separate
theatre room, and outstanding kitchen with quality
stainless steel appliances, 3 remaining bedrooms are huge
one with a teenagers retreat. Outside is a fabulous extended
alfresco entertainment area, outdoor gas heated six seated
cedar spa, double garage and side access driveway, all
situated on a very good sized block. Come see today, you
will be impressed at the best address in town!
LEN SMITH
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh

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REAL ESTATE
5367 8128
The internet is transforming how real estate is sold.

Agents report a majority of
buyers check out property
online before actually viewing it. And while the internet is important to broaden
the number of buyers that
your home appeals to, its
important to remember not
to dismiss other methods
that is, tried and trusted
techniques - to sell your
property.
If you are planning to list
your property, its important to remember to also
gain good local coverage.
One of the keys to marketing the property locally is
to have targeted marketing
material including flyers, available at open for
inspections and in your
agents office and to display the property in your
agents shopfront window.
Agents office windows
show potential buyers
visitors, tree changers who
stroll around prospective
hometowns on the weekend what is for sale, seven
days a week.
The local agent also has a
wealth of local knowledge.
For sellers, the agent knows
what prices local properties
have been fetching, what

buyers want, which locals
are upsizing or downsizing.
The agent will have a buyer
database and may even find
one before a full-scale marketing campaign begins.
For buyers, local agents
know not only what properties are for sale. They also
have information on which
are the best local schools
and sporting clubs - and are
up-to-date on which local
businesses may need staff,
and any plans the council
may have for the town or
shire.
Of course this does not
mean ignoring the internet
as a strong support tool in
a sales campaign. Online
portals such as realestateview.com.au are viewed
from around the state, interstate and even overseas.
Buyers can find properties
as close as the next town,
or in a totally different part
of the state for example,
many would-be tree changers sit in their Melbourne
offices looking longingly at
property listings in regional
towns and country areas.
With a few mouse clicks
they can line up a weekend
of property viewing.
But when they arrive it
will be the local real estate
agent who shows them
around and talks about all
the area has to offer. For
regional communities the
real estate agent is not just
a salesperson, but a marketing and public relations
specialist, promoting not
just a property but an entire
community and helping to
keep those communities
vibrant and healthy.
65 inglis Street, Ballan
This beautiful family home with all of the charm of yesteryear offers 3 bedrooms, living room with a gas heater &
SS air con. & a spacious kitchen with gas cooking. The home has been well cared for, comfortable & warm. Set on
a large allotment of approx. 1012m, the backyard is paradise for kids & contains a chook shed, veggie patches,
fruit trees, shaded play areas & a fantastic studio or home office. The double garage allows for off street parking
& security. a well-priced home and an overall package thats bound to impress!
Price: $310,000
Formerly Jens Gaunt
51 Lydiard Street South

BALLARAT
Phone 5331 1111
Agent: Chris Leonard

www.prdballarat.com.au
MN0506G
Exciting Central Ballan Opportunity
MN0550G2
LEN SMITH

www.lensmith.com.au
Ph: 5367 8128 Mob: 0418 343 754
REAL ESTATE
DARLEY
$550,000
DARLEY
PRICE: $365,000
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This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence with abundant accommodation,
excellent quality and out-standing year round entertainment. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, huge
study, generous living areas, separate theatre room, and outstanding kitchen with quality
stainless steel appliances, 3 remaining bedrooms are huge one with a teenagers retreat.
Outside is a fabulous extended alfresco entertainment area, outdoor gas heated six seated
cedar spa, double garage and side access driveway, all situated on a very good sized block.
Come see today, you will be impressed at the best address in town!
Open: By appointment
Address: 77 Dundas Street
$285,000
BACCHUS MARSH
$345,000
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DARLEY
Seeing Potential
SOLD
MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE
5367 8128
PRICE: $899,000
BACCHUS MARSH
Same Ownership for Over 60 Years
Online: www.lensmith.com.au
Web Id: 61387710
$365,000
This appealing 3 bedroom home is the ideal This classically comfortable three bedroom
choice to make your own. Superbly positioned to home on a large block with Northerly rear aspect
quality Schools, Darley shopping centre & nearby signicantly enhances the option to renovate or
opportunity to develop
parklands. Features of the property include; Large theexcellent condition and (S.T.C.A). The home is
in
includes gas central
lounge/dining area, kitchen/meals area, built in heating, evaporative cooling and a renovated
robes to all bedrooms, covered pergola area, neat kitchen. Outside you will nd beautiful established
& tidy gardens, established veggie patch and rustic gardens, covered pergola area, 4 car brick garage &
carport. Close to central shops and leading schools.
styled shed/storage area.
166 Main Street, Bacchus
Open: Sat 11:00-11:30 AM Online: www.lensmith.com.au Open: By appointment Marsh
www.lensmith.com.au
Address: 19 Morrison Drive
Web Id: 61401830 Address: 54 Masons Lane
Web Id: 61400750
With generous bedroom sizes, big living and great yard space this home is sure to please. The 5 year old
home sits on a 721 sq. allotment and allows for excellent entertainment areas. A formal lounge overlooks
the street and captures the morning sunlight, while the second living is open place to the lovely kitchen
and dining. Featuring top quality stainless steel appliances and a large corner pantry, this kitchen is
extremely functional. Other features of this home include; gas central heating & cooling, large pergola
area, and side access through to the rear yard perfect for a boat, caravan or trailer. A Great entry level
value offered here in the popular Grantleigh Estate.
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An Oldie but a Goodie!
This cosy cottage is a must see! In a great location

opposite Federation walk Reserve and set on a huge
block of approximately 1100 square metres. The
home comprises of 2 bedrooms, light and bright
lounge, dining/meals area, modern kitchen with quality
appliances and a renovated bathroom. Other features
include; high ceilings, timber oors, gas & wood
heating, split system air conditioner, powered lock up
garage and sturdy sheds.
Online: www.lensmith.com.au Open: Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm
Web Id: 61374130 Address: 10 Raglan Street
Web Id: -
Close to primary schools, Darley shopping centre and

easy freeway access. Family home in immaculate
condition. Spotless bathroom & laundry, bright
living room, quality kitchen/meals area with an
adjoining spacious family room, gas central heating
& split system air conditioning. Great back yard with
spacious alfresco area including a built in brick BBQ,
all set out on a well maintained allotment.
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Address: 26 McLeod Drive
DARLEY
PRICE: $669,000
5+
Unique 3 acre property. The home

built by its current owners, comprises
of 3 bedrooms, dining room/
lounge, modernised kitchen with
quality appliances, 2 bathrooms,
separate ofce/study, delightful
family room at the rear. Beautifully
designed garden dominated by
a magnicent cedar tree which
provides fshade over summer. 3 car
garage/workshop area, 17m x 17m
enclosed packing shed & cool store,
21m x 9m galvanised steel shed with
combined skillion area and a double
carport. Many varied specimen trees
displaying all their unique colour and
glory. Separate one bedroom studio/
granny at with all amenities, town
water connected, irrigation water
is available with a 3.8 mega litre
water right. Situated in the Avenue
of Honour only minutes to shopping
centre, schools and railway station.
See It, Love It, Live It
A rare opportunity, to purchase such a unique property on 3550sqm so close to Bacchus Marshs shopping
precinct and under an hours drive to Melbourne. Uninterrupted, breathtaking views over the Lerderderg
& Wombat Ranges from this extremely well designed architect mud brick/cedar home of approx 39.5
squares featuring 5 bedrooms (WIR & ens), study, 2 huge living areas, stylish well-appointed kitchen
with quality stainless steel appliances, large island bench and walk in pantry. Further features include
formal entry, soaring timber ceilings, polished timber oors, gas central heating, fan forced wood heater,
split system cooling, vine covered verandas & balcony, huge paved outdoor entertainment area, beautiful
garden setting, double carport, 12m x 6m powered garage/workshop and 7 water tanks.
Online: www.lensmith.com.au Open: By appointment
Web Id: 61400800 Address: 4 Chambers Court
Web Id: 61379980
Address: 277 Main Street
MT WALLACE
$635,000
80 ACRES
BACCHUS MARSH
$849,500
MADDINGLEY
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n search of something beyond the ordinary? Then this unique 3

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ized bedrooms, dining room/lounge area with Northerly aspect, and
modernised kitchen with quality appliances, plus a walk in pantry, 2
bathrooms, separate ofce/study, and a delightful family room at the
ear of the home. Outside is where the magic happens in the form of a
beautifully designed garden established over many years and dominated
by a magnicent cedar tree which provides for the ample shade over
Young Family Home in Young Family Estate
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Web Id: 61401070 Address: 69 Nelson Street
DARLEY
PRICE REDUCED
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the summer. 3 car garage/workshop area, 17m x 17m enclosed packing

shed & cool store, 21m x 9m galvanised steel shed with combined
skillion area and a double carport. The remaining land has been created
into a garden wonderland with many varied specimen trees displaying
all their unique colour and glory. There is a separate one bedroom
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water is available with a 3.8 mega litre water right. This magnicent
property is situated in the Avenue of Honour only minutes to shopping
centre, schools and railway station.
Beautifully presented property
Location - 3 acres
superbly located
80 acres of tree lined lush paddocks divided into 16
distance to all amenities. Generous
paddocks, all electried and most with own water within3 walking 5+
2
277 or dams, some pump Marsh PRICE: $899,000
tanksMain Street, Bacchuswater and most paddocks road frontage to the renowned Avenue of Honour.
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50x30m work arena, 5 indoor stables, machinery spacious lounge/dining area. Kitchen with laundry,
appliances, clean bathroom, toilet &
shed, tack/feed room. The house comprises of 3 evaporative cooling, and central heating. Separate
bedrooms, a beautiful new kitchen and bathroom, 1 bedroom studio/cottage which includes heating &
wood heating, and polished timber oors.
cooling and clean bathroom and toilet.
Online: www.lensmith.com.au Open: By appointment
Web Id: 61375450
Address: 3752 Geelong/Ballan Road
Web Id: 61377420 Address: 263 Main Street
4 Acres (1.99 HA)
Located in the heart of Bacchus Marsh Centre

Township The growth corridor of the West. All
within walking distance to the thriving Main Street
shopping precinct, BM Grammar, Secondary
College & Railway Station. The land offers frontage
to the Werribee River and currently is zoned farm
zone, but offers much potential for Rezoning to
Residential 1 (S.T.C.A), Developments of this nature
with this lands totally unique position is extremely
rare. 45 mins Melbourne, 35 mins Melbourne
Airport, 30 mins Ballarat.
Address: 24A Taverner Street
Web Id: 61357490
Rowsley Calling (175 Acres)
Only 12 kms from Bacchus Marsh and offering 360

degree views of the city skyline, Port Phillip Heads
and the You Yangs. Approximately 175 acres,
designated building envelope exists for your dream
home to be built. The land comprises of grazing,
hill country and approximately 60 acres of at loam
soils. Close to Melbourne via the Western Ring Rd,
Geelong and both Tullamarine and Avalon Airports.
Sealed road and power to front gate. All genuine
offers above $500,000 will be considered.
Address: 5 Adriana Court
Web Id: 61401840
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Lot 142 Flanagans Drive, Merrimu

Saturday 14th June 2014 @ 11am
ON A NICE CORNER BLOCK HOUSE
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $290,000
This 3 bedroom home is a prime opportunity for the astute first home buyer or investor. Well laid out with
a large formal lounge room & adjoining dining area, the kitchen has an adjacent meals area. The master
bedroom is a good size with 2 double BIRs, & bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs. The lounge has a gas heater &
wall A/C. Large double carport at the front. Landscaped gardens both front & back. The house is on a
great corner block & offers great potential for redevelopment (STCA).
PID: 731321
ROOM FOR THE KIDS TO GROW
ASKING $665,000
Myrniong
THE PERFECT PACKAGE
ASKING $399,000
In picturesque Myrniong on 2 acres with stunning views towards Mt Blackwood, is this lovely home
giving you a country lifestyle. Master bedroom with big ens & dressing room, 2nd & 3rd bedrooms with
WIR, 4th bed with BIR. Kitchen with S/S appliances inc dishwasher & 900mm oven. Formal lounge &
study. Ducted heating & cooling, ducted vacuum. Alfresco/BBQ area, solar HWS, 2 x 22,500 litre rain
tanks, plus town water & wood shed. 10 minutes to Bacchus Marsh.
PID: 727665
Bacchus Marsh
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $297,000
Situated in the Clifton Park estate, corner block with 4 bedrooms. The immaculate home presents
beautifully. Master bedroom with walk-in-robe and ensuite, large lounge with adjoining formal dining area,
neat kitchen with stainless steel appliances and dining area. Lounge at the back of the house leads out
into the outdoor entertaining area. Double garage for your cars, also a single carport. Security system &
youll be comfortable all year round with ducted heating & cooling installed.
PID: 714464
Bacchus Marsh
A great opportunity for first home buyers or investors alike. This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is located
only a short distance from Kindergarten, Child Care, Schools, Doctors and Shopping Centre. This smart
home has a lounge room, dining room and kitchen meals area with wall A/C and there is ducted heating
throughout. Externally the carport is converted to a rumpus room and there is a pergola for outdoor
entertaining and a garden shed. On a good sized 660m2 block.
PID: 707793
after hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
LIFESTYLE OppOrTUnITY!
Merrimu
7,500m (approx) block. The dimensions & size allow exibility in designing & siting (subject to Council
permits), a lifestyle property. Land size is 56.75/55.72x132.16/138.56 (approx.) Zoning under Moorabool
Planning Scheme is Rural Conservation. The land is fully fenced (apart from front gateway area) with
ringlock fencing, steel droppers & timber posts. Pleasant views to the northwest, west & northeast.
Services are available for connection. TERMS: 10% Deposit. BALANCE: 30 Days.
PID: 727196
ASKING $375,000
FanTaSTIC TOWnHOUSE!
Bacchus Marsh
This as new 4 bedroom townhouse ticks all the boxes. Ground oor consists of Master bedroom with
WIR & ens, lounge room, family/meals area & kitchen, laundry & powder room & single garage. Upstairs
you have a lounge sitting room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom & a powder room. Reverse cycle split system a/c.
Plenty of garden & private space for the kids or outdoor entertaining & you are in a great location within
walking distance to Maddingley Park & the Railway Station.
PID: 728619
STEp InSIDE, BE SUrprISED!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $280,000
Refurbished by the current owners & offers the first home buyer or investor a very nice 3 bedroom, 2
bathroom home in excellent condition. The master bedroom has a new ensuite & BIR, beds 2 & 3 have
BIR, spacious lounge, R/C split system A/C, gas wall furnace heating. New kitchen with dishwasher,
cooktop and wall oven. 4 car garage with access to the neatly landscaped backyard complete with vegie
patches and fruit trees. Located within easy walking distance to shopping centre.
PID: 730412
LOVELY HOME PLUS A UNIT
darley
ASKING $490,000
This lovely family home on a 1600m2 block. 3 bedrooms, master with ens & WIR, comfortable lounge, a
very smart timber kitchen with wall oven, 5 burner gas cooktop & dishwasher. The 2nd bathroom has a
spa bath, & there is a separate WC & laundry. Ducted heating & R/C A/C through the home, quality drapes
& carpets & slate ooring. BBQ area with covered pergola & all paving. Fully self-contained 1 bedroom
unit with a lounge & meals area & kitchen, private access & own gardens.
PID: 685559
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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ASKING $399,000
HAPPY FAMILY
Bacchus Marsh
Situated in a quiet court location is this superbly presented family home consisting of 4 bedrooms +
study, two bathrooms (ensuite to main), kitchen/dining, formal living, rumpus, split system heating/cooling,
ducted heating, quality fittings & fixtures & NBN connected. Externally there is an extra large double
garage, alfresco area, garden sheds, landscaped gardens, all set on a generous 900m2 approx block of
land. This is a family home with nothing to do but enjoy.
PID: 717752
ASKING $320,000
INVEST OR NEST
Bacchus Marsh
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE MORTGAGEE
ASKING
$195,000
This as new home will suit the first home buyer or investor alike. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, master with
WIR & Ens, formal lounge & nice open plan kitchen, meals & family room, plenty of room for the whole
family. Ducted heating is installed throughout & there is a r/c split system a/c in family room. You also have
a double garage with remote control door to protect your vehicles. Located only a short distance from
Maddingley Park, Railway Station, Secondary College & Grammar School.
PID: 725369
Bacchus Marsh
Under Instructions from the Mortgagee we are offering a Timber Home of 3 bedrooms, lounge,
kitchen, bathroom, laundry & WC. It has gas cooking and Hot Water Service. Double brick Garage
with auto door. Whilst some work is required it is an opportunity for an Owner/Occupier or Investor to
secure a property in close proximity to Town amenities. Land is 16.7m x 35.05m approx. Inspection
is recommended.
PID: 721748
COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST
Greendale
ASKING $627,000
In picturesque & peaceful Greendale is this lovely home situated on 4 acres of gently undulating lightly timbered
bush. This must see home has 4 bedrooms, the master with full ens including, oval spa bath, double shower &
separate WC, + dressing room. The other 3 bedrooms with BIRs. The smart Tasmanian Oak kitchen with latest
appliances adjoins the meals/family room which has a wood heater. Vic Ash timber ooring throughout, Brivis
ducted heating & evap cooling, Italian tiles to wet areas. Externally we have a double garage with
workshop, carport, c/bond shed, dog run & established gardens.
PID: 721316
after hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
ASKING $499,000
AS GOOD AS NEW
Bacchus Marsh
Only 2 years old this beautiful family home consists of 3 living areas including the formal lounge, kitchen
with huge WIP, meals/family room & a dedicated theatre room. Master bedroom with WIR & ens with
separate toilet, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & there is a study complete with built in desks. Ducted heating
& cooling & security system. Oversize double garage has direct access to house. Pergola adjoining the
alfresco area, fully landscaped and access to the backyard beside garage.
PID: 689838
BETTER THAN A HOUSE & LAND PACKAGE
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $370,000
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 3 living areas home will suit the first home/new home buyer to a tee. Located
on a 1200m2 block amongst new homes in the Summerfield Estate the house has quality appliances in
the hostess kitchen with stone bench tops & glass splashback. The living areas have beautiful spotted
gum timber oors & there is ducted heating & cooling fitted throughout. There is an alfresco area under
roof & the double garage has direct access to the home.
PID: 712995
QUIET COURT, BIG BLOCK & POOL
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $389,000
Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, formal lounge & dining & a huge rumpus room. The master
bedroom has a semi ensuite & you have 2 family bathrooms. The galley style kitchen is adjacent to a
spacious meals area. There is a gas heater & a R/C a/c in the lounge room & ducted heating. Beautiful
landscaped gardens & fully fenced in ground pool. Enclosed double carport with twin roller doors & access
to the back yard. Walk to childcare, kindergartens, schools, doctors & shopping.
PID: 694547
aS nEW FaMILY HOME On FanTaSTIC BLOCK!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $730,000
This 2 year old family home is located on a much sought after 1 Ha block backing onto the Melton Reservoir in
the Hopetoun Park Estate. 4 bedroom plus study, 4 living areas including a theatre room, rumpus room, formal
lounge and open plan kitchen, dining, family room. The kitchen has a terrific butlers pantry adjoining. The huge
master bedroom has a WIR and large ensuite with double vanity, beds 2,3 & 4 all have BIRs. Ducted heating and
cooling, security system installed and a 5Kw solar panel system which currently provides a regular
source of income.
PID: 707545
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL
SOLAR ACCREDITED
KEEMIN ELECTRICAL
(incl cleaning & maintenance of solar panels)

(incl cleaning & maintenanceof solar panels)
2 Osborne Street, Bacchus Marsh

119 Inglis Street, Ballan Rec 5096
CALL CHRIS TABB

CALL CHRIS TABB
0419 397 393
or 03 5368 2846
or
Trenching and Post Holes

Stump Grinding
Rock and Concrete Breaking
Levelling and Light Earthworks
Driveways and Paths Garden Makeovers
BALLARAT - BACCHUS MARSH - CRESWICK
DAYLESFORD - GORDON - MELTON - TRENTHAM
Ballarat Pro Dingo Mini Diggers
Narrow Access Low Impact
Paul 0487 487 087
MN212G4
FENCING
All types of fencing

Retaining walls
Driveways
Tree/Waste Removal
Post holes & footings
Horse Arenas
Rock Walls
Trenching
Dams
Redgum Firewood
No job too small. Reliable service and competitive rates.
Phone Andrew 0439 681 120
eXcaVation
30/11/09 4:07:19 PM
SLE
Shane Lindsay
Senior
discount
QUALIFIED
Take a glance at what a memory

39 Haddon Drive,
upgrade can do for you: Ballan
A 2B Excavator, Bobcat & Tipper

EARTHWORKS
0431 094 564
Email jandaservicing@hotmail.com
Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery, Tile, Grout, Windows, Concrete,

Auto & Marine Upholstery, Vinyl Stripping & Sealing
EXCAVATION
Site Cuts Driveways Drains

Trenching Concreting
Post holes General Excavation
Horse Arenas Landscaping
FootingsDams and Rock Beaching
Dam repairs and cleanouts
Hard Rubbish & Fire Prevention Clean Up
19 Smallmans Road, Ballan
GREENDALE CLEANING SERVICES
*Lots of other RAM type available to suit

most recent and older machines
EXCAVATION
EXCAVATIONS
* conditions apply
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Includes professional installation
electRical contRactoR
Sales Repairs Service

Business Services
Onsite Services
All Work Guaranteed

Pickup and Delivery
Phone: (03) 5368 2752
PTY LTD T/A

Shop 2 / 137 Main Street, BACCHUS MARSH 3340
PH: 03 5367 7336 Fax: 03 5367 5846
www.leadingedgecomputers.com.au
LEC xxxx Member Ad_5_Westconnect.indd 1
Full Service*
(Including 100 Point Safety Check)
2GB DDR2
Notebook /Desktop RAM*
Steam Cleaning Dry Cleaning

Lounge Suites
Spot Dyeing
How Protection Car enough?
Stain much memory is Interiors to have
The more RAM the better performance. It pays
as much RAM as your computer can cope with. All
Tile & Grout Cleaning
computers ship with a specified amount of RAM, and most
Stubborn Stains Removal
mother boards have extra capacity to install additional
RAM. Even new computers can take extra RAM
Repairs & Restretching
24 HOUR EMERGENCY FLOOD
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aFteR HouRS SeRVice aVailaBle
PREMIER FENCING
ALL TYPES
Specialists in
Farm Security Household Guardrail
Post Holes Dug
Phone Mick 0429 681 139
HIRE
Home Maintenance Services

High Pressure Water Cleaning
Tap & Bathroom Repairs
Lawn Mowing Painting
Plastering Repairs Tiling Repairs
Door & Lock Repairs
Garden Maintenance
General Household Maintenance
Repairs Fully Insured
Free quotes Call Chris 0412 708 905
BALLAN MOTOR
WRECKERS
BCD40106
General Domestic & Commercial Painting
MBA126237
Wallpapering, Faux & Specialised finishes
Complete Handyman & property maintenance service
Plastering & General building repairs
Free Quotes
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
TREVOR
0487 953 469
Contact Neil Harty

Ph: 5367 1776 Mob: 0418 312 288
RELOCATED TO:
26 HADDON DRIVE BALLAN 3342
Mobile: 0405 414 354 or (03) 5368 6658
CALL FOR
ALL YOUR
PLUMBING
NEEDS
Master Painter & Decorator
PLUMBING
PLUMBING
Specialising in Waste Water Treatment Systems
Come visit us at our retail shop
155 Inglis Street BALLAN
Phone: 03 5368 1036
www.flashjetting.com.au
www.flashjetting.com.au
Email: ballan.plumbing@netconnect.com.au
www.ballanplumbing.com.au
Blocked Drains
Blocked Drains
CCTV Drain Camera Inspections
CCTV Drain Camera Inspections
General Plumbing & Maintenance
General Plumbing & Maintenance
Gas Fitting
Gas Fitting
24/7 Emergency Callout
24/7 Emergency Callout
Well have your drains cleared in a FLASH!
Well have your drains cleared in a FLASH!
REMOVALS
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
SHORCANE CONSTRUCTIONS
Renovations Bathroom Kitchens

General Carpentry Pergolas Decks
Roofing Retaining Walls Tiling Painting Plaster
Bobcat & Tipper Hire Programmed property maintenance
SEPTIC CLEANING
Septic tank
Cleaning
Ivers
Service
Liquid
Grease Traps Waste
Septic Tanks
Triple Interceptors
Industrial Waste
Hayden Ivers
Mob: 0419 400 025
Ph: (03) 5367 3016
TRANSPORT
Ray 0419 544 332
SMASH REPAIRS
0418 343 547

MIN
EXCAV I
A
1.8 TO TOR
NNE
General Plumbing
Gas Fitting
Septics and Drainage
New Homes & Alterations

Dishwasher Installations
Maintenance
REG 24148
LAWN MOWING
PRUNING
WEEDING
POISONING
GUTTER CLEANING
GENERAL CLEAN UPS
MULCH ODD JOBS
BILLY
0413 437 667
SEPTIC CLEANING
Darryl: 0418 363 030

or: 0400 135 593
PO Box 250 Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340
TOWN PLANNERS
Mark Reddish
Prompt & Efcient 7 Day Service

Competent Trained Operators
Stringent Hygiene Standards
Big or small jobs - Guaranteed and Insured
shorcane@activ8.net.au
Ballan and District

Plumbing
Burglar Liquid
Waste
MN10071G
PAINTING
PLUMBING
PROPERTY SERVICES
BALLAN PLUMBING PTY LTD

Krystel Kleer ADV 5000 treatment plant
Septic tanks installation and problem solving
General Plumbing Pump sales and service
Hot water sales and installation
Planting
Rock work
Instant turf
www.nilslandscaping.com.au
PluMBeR
TOPLINE COATINGS
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
Paving
Retaining walls
Lawn care
Maintenance
182 Gisborne Rd, Bacchus Marsh

Ph/Fax: (03) 5367 6075
email: stracey@bigpond.net.au
PAINTING
Vehicles wanted Free pickup.
Nils Thiele-Wittig
Qualied Landscape Gardener/Horticulturist
Trailer and horse floats

Mini loader
Post hole diggers
lso agent for Avis vehicle
A
rental
MOTOR WRECKERS
New and used parts for

most makes and models.
QUALIFIED GARDENER
Equipment Hire:
Tradespeople
Gardeners
DIY Renovations
MN20120306NTW
OF ALL
JACK
TRADES
LANDSCAPING
12313
HandYMan
FENCING
TOWING
TOWING
BALLAN AND
DISTRICT TOWING
MADDIngley tOWIng
Including accident towing
-VACC Accredited -All work guaranteed

-Courtesy Car available by appointment
- Repairer for all insurance companies
- Low Bake Oven for Factory Finish
- Car-o-liner chassis straightener
- Dustless sanding - Spot welder
- 24hr secured, monitored premises
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
RELOCATED TO:
RELOCATED TO:
TREE REMOVAL
WASTEWATER
TREE REMOVAL & STUMP GRINDING
24 Hour Accident/Breakdown Service

Free car body removal
Farm clean ups
PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE
Tilt tray service
Call Steve on 0412 300 492
WASTEWATER
ALL BRANDS SERVICING
DANGEROUS TREES & LIMBS REMOVED
Servicing Bacchus Marsh and

Surrounding Areas
Service and maintenance of

wastewater treatment plants.
Supply & installation of
treatment plants & effluent
LIMITED ACCESS SPECIALISTS
Phone Doug: 5368 6487

Mobile: 0423 001 329
Wastewater Treatment
Plant Specialists
www.moretontreeservices.com
disposal fields.
Mob: 0429 141 151
Ph: 5367 7646 Fax: 5367 7407
service@allbrandsservicing.com.au
FREE CALL
www.wastewateraus.com.au
LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
STONEMASONS
BALLARAT
& All District Cemeteries
Your Personal Designs

Headstones & Monuments
All Memorial Works
Ph 5335 8074 Fax 5336 2669

814 Latrobe St Ballarat, 3350
Also Stone Benchtops
CLAIRVOYANT
FIREWOOD
CLAIRVOYANT
Quality Monuments Since 1935
Headstones
Monuments Inscriptions
Renovations All Cemeteries
All sections All Styles
When Quality Matters Most
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
1/128 Elsworth St East, Ballarat
ballaratmemorials.com.au
TAROT READINGS
FiReWood
FIREWOOD
Wood Briquettes
Dry common
firewood
Pre-Winter Special
700kg
only $55
Density equal to
Redgum
pick up only
call 5368 1999
100% ACCURATE
Phone Marlene
0409 445 287
Ph: 5331 2957
FIREWOOD
Phone Adam
0409 760 328
for rent
room to rent
Modern Unit
One Bedroom
BACCHUS MARSH
Heating, Cooling
Dishwasher, Courtyard
Lockup Storage room.
$195 per week
Phone
Room to rent in
Bacchus Marsh township.
Clean and comfortable
home. Walk to shops and
transport. Good heating
and air conditioning,
dishwashers, Foxtel
and Wi Fi.
$200 per week
no extra bills.
Amelia 0416 200 311
DEATH NOTICE
GARAGE SALE
WANTED TO BUY
Wanted to BuY
KING. Gerald Robert (Gerry).

Passed away peacefully on June 5, 2014, aged 65 years.
Dearly loved and devoted husband of Jan, much loved father
of Rob and Chris, loved father-in-law of Kylie and Budge.
Adored Pop of Corey, Shanae, Aleisha, Toby and Renee.
You had a smile for everyone
You had a heart of gold
You left behind the memories
That we will always hold.
Forever in our Hearts
Never Forgotten
Saturday 14 June
8am to 2pm
1 McNicholl Court
BACCHUS MARSH
Camping, Primus,
Micrometers,
Auto, Garage stuff,
Spotlights,
Household, Craft,
Sundries, toys
CASH FOR SCRAP
FUNERALS
public notice
PAT CASHIN
Bacchus Marsh
Junior Cricket Club
FUNERALS
1114 Doveton St. Nth,
Ballarat
Ph: 5333 3911

All Hours
r e
Full seatveiccost
at moder
FREE PICK-UP
SURROUNDING AREAS
Phone Chris
0405 331 468
CHANGE OF DATE
BALLAN CRICKET
CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING (AGM)
Monday 16th June
@ 7.00pm
Ballan Clubrooms,
Cowie Street
All Welcome
Wednesday, 18 June,
7:30 pm.
Maddingley Park Cricket
and Football Club Rooms
New Committee
Members Very Welcome
BUSINESS
employment
CHRISTABELLES
EXPERIENCED
waitstaff required
Jewellery, Homewares,
Handbags, Lamps, Candles
Supporting people with
disabilities
in the community
Monday to Thursday
9.00am to 4.00pm
Friday
9.00am to 1.00pm
Shop 2/2 Graham Street
Bacchus Marsh
Minimum 3 years
experience in the
industry with current
RSA and Food Handling
Certificates.
Casual Weekend work only
resumes to
info@bacchushill.com.au
5366 3020
The Moorabool News

Office
Office Hours

Tuesday to Friday, 9am 5pm

(Mondays by appointment)
Phone
(03) 5368 1966
Fax
Restored Building in the

growing township of
Ballan. Ideal for Antiques,
offices or residence.
Entire building available
for lease or options of
part thereof.
(03) 5368 2764
Email Editorial news@themooraboolnews.com.au

Advertising sales@themooraboolnews.com.au
Ad copy graphics@themooraboolnews.com.au
Deadlines
Early General News - 5pm Friday
Sport - 9am Monday

Display Advertising - Noon Thursday

Classifieds - Noon Friday
Editor
Helen Tatchell
Graphic Design Glen Martin

Published by
The Ballan News Pty Ltd
Printed by
Rural Press, Ballarat
DISTRIBUTION
10,975 copies (CAB audit)
Published by Helen Tatchell, of 58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan, 3342 for

The Ballan News Pty Ltd, 58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan, 3342. Printed
by Rural Press Ltd of 30-32 Grandlee Drive, South Wendouree, 3355.
Responsibility for electoral material is accepted by the editor, Helen
Tatchell, of 58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan 3342. ABN 84 115 355 461.
Call Merv on
0407 335 719
and move in today!
printing
Brochures
Newsletters
$1 pa
Booklets A4 & A5
rint Centre
Posters
print copy scan design
Invitations
Graphic Design
58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan Photocopying
Colour
Phone: 5368 1966
E: news@themooraboolnews.com.au Black & White
Moorabool
FAX
ge
$85 per metre
Delivered
5367 6711
0425 406 632
PUBLIC NOTICE
Bacchus Marsh Ladies Probus Club
New members are welcome to come along
and join us for fun, friendship and fellowship.
First Thursday of every month at 10am
Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road Bacchus Marsh
We look forward to hearing from you
Enquiries contact the Secretary on 5367 3291.
walkers wanted
WATER CARTAGE
We are currently looking

for reliable people to
deliver Catalogues
& Newspapers to
letterboxes through the
Spring Water
Tanks
Pools
Stock
Gardens
Everything!
BALLAN AREA
If you are interested,
please phone Sue on
5367 1084, a Car and
phone are required.
FOR LEASE
58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan, 3342
Cut, split &

delivered
REDGUM
PUBLIC NOTICE
Cars, Batteries,
Copper, Brass,
Aluminium, Scrap Metal
Farm Clean-ups
Annual General Meeting

(AGM)
FIREWOOD
0437 96 00 34
PUBLIC NOTICE
Buying firewood? Be sure it is legal

Illegal firewood cutting is unsustainable, destroys habitat and
poses public safety risks.
The Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI)
licences commercial firewood suppliers who collect firewood
safely, sustainably and legally.
Before you purchase firewood, ask whether the seller either
has a commercial firewood licence or has otherwise sourced
the firewood legally. If they dont have a licence or refuse to
answer, report it to the number below.
You can anonymously report suspicious activity, including
anyone you see felling or harvesting a tree outside firewood
collection areas, to the DEPI Customer Service Centre on
136 186 (quote Operation Trident).
ZO430331
WILSON
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EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
Leaders in Health
Leaders in Health
Registered Nurse Div 1
Enrolled Nurse
Medication Endorsed
EMPLOYMENT
Head Chef/
Catering Co-ordinator
Full-time
Lake Dewar Lodge YMCA is a group accommodation and

outdoor recreation facility located west of Melbourne, near
Myrniong approximately 15 min from Bacchus Marsh, and 30
min from Ballarat. Our predominant market are school camps,
along with a mix of community, sporting and corporate groups.
The Head Chef/Catering Co-ordinators position requires an
organised and energetic person who can effectively manage
our busy kitchen delivering a range of meals to our diverse
client groups. In this hands on role the successful applicant will
undertake duties required to ensure all lodge catering functions
are carried out effectively and efficiently. This position is a
leadership role. You will have responsibility for supervising,
directing and training our kitchen and catering staff as well as
working directly in the kitchen. Qualifications in catering/
cooking or related areas essential.
To apply please forward your resume to the address below.
Applications close Friday 27th
For a copy of position descriptions outlining conditions and
salary call Janet Mason at Lake Dewar Lodge on 5368 7459
or email janet.mason@ymca.org.au
The YMCA is an equal opportunity employer
that welcomes diversity.
339 Garrards Lane, Myrniong, 3341
Part time/Casual
Do you like variety? Ready for a tree change?
An exciting opportunity currently exists for highly skilled
and motivated Nurses to join our rapidly expanding
healthcare team in our health service.
We offer a variety of opportunities in the areas of acute
care, aged care, practice nursing, district nursing, health
promotion and chronic disease assessment.
Key position requirements include:
Well developed nurse triage skills

Acute care coordination and emergency stabilisation skills
Aged care experience an advantage
Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills
For more information including our generous Salary
Packaging & a PD contact the Director of Clinical
Services, Ms Wendy Grayland on Phone: 5366 7910
or email: wendyg@bdhc.com.au
Casual
Do you like variety? Ready for a tree change?
An exciting opportunity currently exists for highly skilled
and motivated Nurse to join our rapidly expanding
healthcare team.
We offer a variety of opportunities in the areas of acute
care, aged care, practice nursing, district nursing.
Key position requirements include:
Well developed nurse triage skills
Acute care coordination and emergency stabilisation skills
Aged care experience an advantage
Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills
For more information and a
Position Description
contact the Clinical Care Coordinator, Tracey Shirreff on
Phone: 5368 1100 or email: traceys@bdhc.com.au
FREE ADVERTISING
SELL YOUR ITEMS $100 & under FOR FREE
Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Phone: 5368 1966
(Phone ads between 9.30am-12pm Tues to Thurs ONLY)
BABY CARSEAT Fisher & Price EC

$30 - 5367 1046
COLLECTOR DOLLS Home Art.

Still in boxes $15ea 0412 869 304
GARDEN Furniture, Cedar Wood

Chair & Foot Stool $60 - 0421 813 930
MOUNTAIN BIKE Southern Star 26

$60 0401 577 737
BAG Ladies FENDI handbag. Gold

colour. Possibly 1970s or 80s GC
$100 - 0448 177 701
CORNER SHELF 4 tier shelf Turned

wood $30 EC - 5367 1917
GOLF CLUBS Full set RH inc bag &

buggy with seat VGC $50 - 5367 1917
MOTORBIKE Ag100 early 70s Suit

parts or restore $100 - 0405 689 620
COUCH 2 Seater GC Green tone

fabric $60 - 0447 717 322
HEDGE TRIMMER Electric Bosch

Used once $60 0409 524 091
OIL HEATER Electric Dimplex EC

$50 - 5368 1256
CRUTCHES forearm As new $40 0409 524 091
HELMET White full face NEW $90 0406 199 882
OVERALLS New Oversized (6) $30

the lot - 0424 930 653
CUP/SAUCER/PLATE Crown ducal

Florentine china EC $25 per set 0439 739 688
HELMET Black Open face NEW $50 0406 199 882
PAPER SHREDDER Confetti cut $10

- 5367 4726
BAR MATS / RUNNERS Assorted

$10ea - 0402 809 483
BED Safety Rail with secure lock,
VGC $20 - 0409 253 042
BED Single, Base with 2 drawers fully
enclosed including top mattress $30
5368 1096
BED double, Mattress & Base $30
5368 1096
BED SIDE pine tables one drawer
and storage space $50 0419 320 258
BEDSIDE TABLES (2)black wooden
3 drawers, chrome handles $50
0419 320 258
BEDSIDE tables (2) 3 drawers in
each $15ea 5368 1096
BIKE Adult GC $35 - 0424 395 896
BIKE Kids Spider Man Theme 3
wheel Bike. With Back safety $50 0421823930
BIKE MOUNTAIN Avanti Front
Suspension $79 - 0437 757 895
BLOUSE & SWEATER Designer
brand as news $10ea - 5367 8933
BOOTS SAFETY WORK (3) pairs new
$20 each - 0434 649 454
CUPBOARD pine 2 door, teak colour,

4 shelves VGC $60 - 5310 6348.
DEB DRESS White Full shirt $80 5367 1046
DEEP FRYER Electric Industrial. 10
litres. GC $50 -0488 144 864
DERMAWAND cost $199 sell $100
0414-707-075
DESK Student GC $25 - 0403 148 556
DESK computer black/grey shelves,
1 drawer $20 0402 929 664
DINING SETTING Extend table with
6 chairs Timber $100 5310 6652
DOLLS HOUSE Wooden GC $20 5367 1917
DOOR auto Solar powered chicken
coop door Brand new, still in the box
$100 0427 299 991
DOORS INTERIOR (5) white $5ea 0413 902 161
HORSE Boots, assorted Tack, New

Bell Boots, $60 lot - 0434 235 770
HORSE Float boots Cob, near new,
New Roma Transport Wraps $35 lot 0434 235 770
HORSE Paddock boots, Black
Sheepskin (fake) & Fly Boots New $45
lot - 0434 235 770
HORSE Riding body protector
(Weather Beeta). Size 38 $80. Ph:
5348 6620.
HORSE RUGS GC 4 x 6/3 & 4 x 6/6
$100 the lot 5360 8279
IRON corrugated Zincalume, 8
sheets x 5m some minor corrosion,
$25 per sheet - 0408 501 960
KIDS TOYS Large Box Duplo Blocks.

Over 200 pieces. $35 - 0421 813 930
EXERCISE MACHINE Cardio Twist

with DVD $40 - 5368 1543
KITCHEN SINK double with flick

mixer EC $35 - 5368 1789
FILING CABINET 4 Drawers Metal

VGC - 0447 717 322
LOUNGE Modern 3 seater lounge in

natural linen look fabric with timber
block feet. VGC $100 - 0427 299 991
CAR SAFETY SEAT childs (2-7yo)

$30 0421 813 930
FILING CABINETS Steel 4 drawer &

3 drawer $100 for both 0424 930 653
CHAIR office chair, grey black, swivel,

5 castor wheels, $25 - 0437043963
FRIDGE Medium Samsung Ice

World Fridge. Slightly dented. $100
0421823930
COFFEE Grinder Sunbeam GC

hardly used $15 - 5369 4339
Galvanised nails 2.5 kilo box

$30 - 5367 8933
TAPS brand new chrome for vanity

$45 - 5367 8933
TIMBER Assorted Lengths $75 lot
ono - 5367 2230
TIMBER PICKETS For fencing 1.5
mts $100 ono - 0424 930 653
TOY Darth Vader, Large 120cm $55

0421 813 930
PRAM Valco Doubletake Tandem

Pram EUC $80 - 0423 456 911
PRINTS FRAMED Assorted $25ea 5367 4726
SADDLE, Stock, all leather, suit small

horse. $100. Ph: 5348 6620.
ENGINE Ford Laser Ghia efi 1.8 ltr

with extras $100 0405 689 620
TAPESTRY FRAME: Lap & Table

stand. EC $40 - 0412 869 304
PRAM Swallow Beema Q EUC

- includes solid cover $50
0423456911
JACKETS
(2)
MOTORCYCLE
Womens Winter/Summer Size 12
$50ea 0412 199 617
DRUM TROLLEY $80 - 5367 1917
TALL BOY pine 6 drawers $50 0419

320 258
TOY Large T/Rex, Battery Operated,

Sound & Movement $50 - 0421 813
930
RUG hand crocheted, single bed

size, multi coloured $50 - 5367 2821
BOOTS LADIES 10 pairs size 8 $100

the lot - 0401 828 629
TABLE Round extension table 6

chairs GC$100 - 0414 707 075
PLATES Bradford Exchange (2)

cottage @wishing well collection
$10ea 0438 536 818
JACKETS (3) leather ladies, size 1416 black (2), grey (1) $30ea 5367 2821
JOLLY JUMPER In box EC. Also

Baby BUMBO booster seat. $60 for
both 0459 026 952
CAMERA, Nikon cool pix, L820 latest

model $100 5367 8933
PLATES Bradford Exchange (8)

lamplight Inn collection $10 ea
0438 536 818
ROCKS garden rocks, large pile pick

up in Ballan FREE 5368 1603
BOOTS MOTORBIKE NEW Black

size 43 length $100 - 0406 199 882
CAGE RAT / MOUSE (2) with

accessories $50 lot - 0405 689 620
IRON Roof Capping & Flashing- 10

pcs. $50 lot - 0408 501 960
DRESSER, large, suit lounge,

solid timber, glass doors etc $100 53672821
CABINET French 2 door 2 shelves

white New in box $90 0421 823 930
PHONE MOBILE Blackberry

Vodaphone $50 0424 395 896
STROLLER with basket, covers

& tray, infant to 4yo VGC $30 0409253042
SCHOOL Home School Pack. Inc

Vtech animated phonics, Disney
hard covers, education kits. $50
0421 823 930
SEWING MACHINE electric lamp EC
$30 - 0437 757 895
SHEET SET KS Grey cotton $30
NEW - 0434 649 454
SHOES lADIES (16) Assorted size 8
& 9 $60 the lot - 0401 828 629
TOY Tonka Truck, large, with Battery

Operated Crane & Trailer $40
0421813930
TREADMILL Faulty magnetic switch
(full details) otherwise GC. FREE 0412376317
WALKERS (2) HD Seat and basket
$50ea - 5367 3464
WARDROBES (2) old but GC $30ea 0434 649 454
WATER CONTAINERS 10 x 10 litres
inc dispenser nozzle $1.50 each 5367 8933
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CANCERJune 22-July 22
Your gift with language earns the chance to work with

someone you admire. Travel is favourable but avoid excesses and try to learn the true meaning of relax.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
The accent is on variety. Travel, new challenges, civic

responsibility, playing matchmaker, meeting V.I.Ps and
enjoying lots of culture - all this and more may be on the
agenda.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Avoid becoming uncomfortably involved in the problems
of your workmates. Home improvements are generally
favoured and your own sense of design is impressive. A
surprise windfall may arrive by the weekend.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Staying close to home has its benefits, but its useful to
explore new turf as well. Balancing is the key in a week
that finds you designing, debating and delegating.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
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ACROSS
Mixed (8)
Select (4)
Handle (4)
Spice (8)
Baffle (5)
Message (6)
Stack (6)
Brandy (6)
Rub (6)
Nose (5)
Most distant (8)
Boorish (4)
Smart (4)
Owner (8)
NO. 8859
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DOWN
Bird (5)
Seat (7)
Diplomacy (4)
Abandoned (8)
Factory (5)
Disease (7)
Plant (8)
Lie (7)
Officer (7)
Ocular (5)
Below (5)
Astound (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. The little cases are bargains (8). 6. The vessel returns round about one (4). 8. Swank team (4). 9. The
workman at first expects things to go well (8). 10. She
gets right into the ring (5). 11. Story about an animal and
a girl (6). 13. The islander with the rib broken and not
treated (6). 15. Nonsense! The frame of the vehicle is
very strong (6). 17. Having crept back into the nets, see
(6). 19. Routine stuff (5). 22. Reveal you have the record,
but dont keep it (8). 23. After One Fine Day, going to a
well-known opera (4). 24. Just said Get on (4). 25.
Hesitated to have the key changed (8).
DOWN
2. Will nothing survive but this tree? (5). 3. The one the
porter is carrying out for the performer (7). 4. Unfriendly
with fans? (4). 5. They establish them selves as nonwelshers (8). 6. Tries to get the dope some things to
wear (5). 7. Isnt bothered by the Italian sun, one puts
in (7). 12. How bus passengers get, from the time to
time (2,3,3). 14. Note the stain: spilled wine (7). 16. Local fury at the shooting (7). 18. Caught through the bait
of money (5). 20. Dig for gold out East (5). 21. Fit splendidly (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8858
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Compacts. 6, Pa-I-l (rev.). 8, Side. 9, OpTim-Ist. 10, Pea-R-l. 11, L-ass-ie. 13, Bri-ton. 15, Robus-t. 17, St-ol-en (rev.). 19, Drill. 22, Disc-lose. 23, AId-a. 24, Fare (fair). 25, F-altered.
Down - 2, O-live. 3, P-I-errot. 4, Cool. 5, Settlers. 6,
Pumps. 7, Inst-il-s. 12, On and off. 14, Re-tsina. 16,
Bar-rage. 18, Lu-c-re. 20, Lodg-E. 21, Well.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Ball. 7, Christmas. 8, Oath. 9, Spat. 10, Port.
11, Dane. 14, Conclusion. 16, Bloodhound. 19, Each.
22, Stag. 24, Gown. 25, Sten. 26, Powerless. 27, Arch.
Down - 1, Broad. 2, Latin. 3, Chopin. 4, Pistol. 5, Stop.
6, Patriotic. 12, Adulation. 13, Echo. 15, Side. 17, Haggle. 18, Unwise. 20, Actor. 21, Hunch. 23, Grew.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Assorted. 6, Pick. 8, Hilt. 9, Cardamom. 10,
Stump. 11, Letter. 13, Funnel. 15, Cognac. 17, Stroke.
19, Snout. 22, Furthest. 23, Rude. 24, Chic. 25, Landlord.
Down - 2, Swift. 3, Ottoman. 4, Tact. 5, Derelict. 6, Plant.
7, Cholera. 12, Bluebell. 14, Untruth. 16, General. 18,
Optic. 20, Under. 21, Stun.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Rose. 7, App-RA-is-al. 8, Will. 9, Kin-D. 10,
Pipe. 11, Drew. 14, In the t-rain. 16, Lose height. 19,
Has-p. 22, In-ch. 24, Dolt (anag.). 25, Flat. 26, Per-severe. 27, Eton (rev.).
Down - 1, Rowed (road). 2, Sol-V-e. 3, S-print. 4, Bridge.
5, Limp. 6, S-apphire-S. 12, Re-count-ed. 13, W-in-e.
15, Ruth (anag.). 17, End-Ive. 18, Gal-O-re. 20, All-ot.
21, Put on. 23, Host.
A small but significant bonus may arrive this week. Your

partner is more willing to see your point of view. An
opportunity arises for smoothing a relatives ruffled
feathers.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The week sees you visiting new places and playing host
to fresh faces. Try another tactic when it comes to easing
tensions. On balance, its a very favourable week.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
You have a knack for bringing together a team. A rocky
friendship may be on a steadier course. Travel arrangements require rechecking. News from faraway arrives after an annoying delay.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Friends and relatives respond positively to your ideas and
you find you enjoy a leadership role. A fitness activity
may appeal and dont make major investments until you
check out all the details.
Be wary of taking anyone into your confidence this week.

Your partner is inclined to do a lot of mind-changing.
Prepare too for a more demanding, but more rewarding
schedule.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Weekdays may find you tackling some dreary but essential tasks, but the week has a Cinderella quality. Its a
highly social time, with loads of fun. You feel like the
toast of the town
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Your gift with language earns the chance to work with
someone you admire. Travel is favourable but avoid excesses and try to learn the true meaning of relax.
Intuition is on your side this week, but rely on logic as

well. Property transactions require special care. A recent
disappointment may prove a blessing in disguise.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
The accent is on variety. Travel, new challenges, civic
responsibility, playing matchmaker, meeting V.I.Ps and
enjoying lots of culture - all this and more may be on the
agenda.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
A small but significant bonus may arrive this week. Your
partner is more willing to see your point of view. An
opportunity arises for smoothing a relatives ruffled
feathers.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The week sees you visiting new places and playing host
to fresh faces. Try another tactic when it comes to easing
tensions. On balance, its a very favourable week.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
You have a knack for bringing together a team. A rocky

friendship may be on a steadier course. Travel arrangements require rechecking. News from faraway arrives after an annoying delay. BELOW
ANSWER
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Friends and relatives respond positively to your ideas and
you find you enjoy a leadership role. A fitness activity
may appeal and dont make major investments until you
check out all the details.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Weekdays may find you tackling some dreary but essential tasks, but the week has a Cinderella quality. Its a
highly social time, with loads of fun. You feel like the
toast of the town
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Intuition is on your side this week, but rely on logic as
well. Property transactions require special care. A recent
disappointment may prove a blessing in disguise.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Difficulites with relatives can be resolved, but realize that
compromise may not be exactly 50-50. You can express
yourself well visually so this is a good week to take up
or resume sketching.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

You are renowned for your intuition, your sensitivity and
your resourcefullness. You are also said to be highly
patriotic and sometimes you get carried away with your
emotions. Travel is favourable, both for pleasure and
work.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Difficulites with relatives can be resolved, but realize that
compromise may not be exactly 50-50. You can express
yourself well visually so this is a good week to take up
or resume sketching.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
You are renowned for your intuition, your sensitivity and
your resourcefullness. You are also said to be highly
patriotic and sometimes you get carried away with your
emotions. Travel is favourable, both for pleasure and
work.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8859
Sport
Bacchus Marsh
Little Athletics
Bacchus Marsh
Basketball
Bacchus Marsh Soccer
Results - Benalla Cross Country

Open Day
Results
Agegroup
Name
Place
Time
Murphy
4th
2.26
Under 16 Girls
Lightning 1 (18) lost to Dolphins 1 (24)
Panthers 1 (22) lost to Magic 2 (48)
Boys U6 500m
Harrington
Girls U6 500m
Bullock
Jordana
1st
2.36
Lalor
Ivy
5th
3.23
Boys U7 1000m
Nixon
Leo
1st
4.09
Farrugia
Brock
2nd
4.22
Rich
Braydn
5th
5.07
Goodman
Lachlan
7th
5.13
Girls U7 1000m
Stewart
Emma
1st
4.56
Bresnan
Kiera
4th
5.20
Lalor
Samuel
1st
Goodman
7th
4.19
Ide
Danielle
2nd
4.3
Dart
Mackenzie
10th
5.1
Isaac
1st
5.54
Under 16A Boys

Dolphins 2 (23) lost to Panthers 1 (52)
Bullets (25) lost to Magic 1 (43)
Saints 1 (31) lost to Dolphins 1 (33)
Under 18 Boys
98ers (37) lost to Magic 1 (41)
Dolphins 1 (28) lost to Panthers 1 (55)
Bullets (36) lost to Saints 1 (43)
3.59
Xavier
Under 16B Boys

Marsh Heat (29) def Magic 2 (21)
BM Lakers (16) lost to Saints 2 (36)
Dolphins 3 (15) lost to Lightning 1 (26)
Boys U8 1000m
Girls U8 1000m
Boys U9 1500m
Nixon
Lalor
Wiliam
2nd
6.02
Rich
Zane
6th
7.20
Bullock
Hannah
5th
6.53
Henry
Tamara
6th
7.21
Eve
7th
9.16
Talyn
6th
8.55
Bresnan
Kirsty
7th
9.27
Downes
Kayla
10th
12.04
Megan
8th
10.44
Dart
Riley
2nd
11.52
Shugg
Connor
3rd
12.44
Evana
1st
Lucas
1st
Hayden
2nd
Mikaela
4th
17.38
Denton
Anna-marie
5th
20.39
Harrington
Joshua
1st
5.29
Stewart
Sam
4th
6.05
Thompson
Brendan
7th
6.42
Dart
Scott
13th
9.14
Shugg
Karen
2nd
7.14
Nixon
Meaghan
3rd
7.3
Stewart
Sam
2nd
10.58
Harrington
Joshua
10th
15.52
Under 13s Open Gold

Bacchus Marsh Gold 0 lost to Daylesford 2
Under 13s Open Blue
Bacchus Marsh Blue 0 lost to Sebastopol 8
Under 15s Open
Bacchus Marsh 6 def Buninyong 2
Goals - Declan Macdonald (5), Jeremy Cinel (1)
Under 16s Girls
Bye
Under 18s Boys Metro
Bacchus Marsh 2 lost to Fawkner SC 4
Seniors Division 3 Open
Bacchus Marsh 3 def Ballarat White 0
Goals - Billy Trotman (1), Jayden Cott (1), Reece Mamic (1).
11.25
Gielis
Results - Round 10
9.59
Thompson
The Scorpions travelled to Buninyong for their match. The

team just keeps on improving every week and this weeks
ball passing was a highlight with the wings Caleb, Ollie
(both received the coaches award) Zac and Eliza passing
the ball on to strikers Ken and Raquel time and again to
achieve goal after goal, Ken and Zac made numerous runs
with skill. It was great team work all round, the defence
working brilliantly with the wings, challenging the
Redbacks to keep the ball in the Scorpions favour.
12.49
Shugg
Mens
Dolphins 1 (57) def Spartons (36)
Dolphins 2 (39) def The Tigers (27)
Dolphins 5 (32) lost to Bacchus Bears (51)
TBT Brawlers (21) lost to Flint Tropics (41)
Dolphins 3 (33) lost to Ballistix (55)
Fighting Irish (38) def B Team (23)
Under 11s
By Merryn Smith
Girls U9 1500m
Girls U10 1500m

Lalor
Boys U11 1500m
Dart
Girls U11 1500m
Girls U12 2000m

Harrington
The Village Bacchus Marsh Lions

Squad Results
U12 girls def Eltham 4 39-20
U12 boys def Geelong 3 30-18
U14.1 girls lost to Eltham 3 19-20
U14.2 girls lost to Collingwood 2 25-22
U14 boys lost to Corio Bay 34-45
U16 girls def Eltham 2 33-25
U16.1 boys def Keilor 5 38-32
U16.2 boys lost Melbourne 7 18-58
U18 boys def Sunbury 2 68-42
U20 girls lost Western Port 24-29
U20 boys - Bye
Boys U13 300m

U15s. Photo Karen Macdonald.
Girls U14 3000m

Miesen
Boys U15 3000m
Girls U15 3000m
Open Mens 1500
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 7 June
Open Womens 1500m
Open Mens 3000m
Wednesday Stableford
Winner Hugh Miller 35 points, R/up Con Britt 33 points.
NTPs: 15th Chris Tudor, Magpie 14th Chris Tudor.
Saturday - Stableford
A Grade - Winner Kev Lockman (12) 37 points,
R/up Frank Raffaele (10) 36 points.
B Grade - Winner on the day Barry Sims (19) 40 points,
R/up on c/b Hugh Miller (16) 40 from Michael Di Fiore.
NTPs: 2nd Bob Arklay, 12th Shaun ODea,
15th Peter Di Fiore.
Magpies: 14th Jimmy Walsh, 18th Barry Sims.
Under 9s Blue
Sport
Sulky Snippets
By LEN BAKER
Gordon
part-owner/
trainer Paul Micallef would
have been all smiles following the victory of 7-Y-0
Blissful hall/Filly For Free
gelding Goodtime Paul in
the Bayswater Jayco Pacers
Handicap for C1 class over
2100 metres at Charlton on
Monday June 2,
Driven by neighbour Tim
McGuigan, Goodtime Paul
from gate five was given a
sweet passage trailing the
heavily supported favourite
and leader Myrniong Panorama (gate two) for most of
the journey.
Moving away from the
inside on the final bend,
Goodtime Paul hard driven
proved too strong over the
concluding stages to record
a 4.9 metre victory over
Myrniong Panorama in a
rate of 2-02.2, with King
Rafa third after a slow beginning to death-seat at the
bell.
It was appropriate that

a Bacchus Marsh based
trainer should win a race
at the Bacchus Marsh HRC
fixture held at Tabcorp Park
Melton on Tuesday June 3
and Phil Chircop was one of
three to do so, when Armbro Operative/The System
Ace filly The System Black
bred and raced by brother
Charlie greeted the judge
in the SEW-Eurodrive 3-Y-0
Pace over 1720 metres.
In what was without doubt
the drive of the night by
Craig Demmler, The System Black starting from the
extreme draw settled last
along the markers, with the
well supported Onemorelaugh crossing the favourite Punchinello inside him
shortly after the start.
With plenty of moves being made in the last lap,
The System Black ($26.00)
weaved a passage to be
one/one on straightening, before finishing with a
rush to gain the day by 2.2
metres over a game Lagoon
Beach which raced in the
open, with Four Smart Aces
(one/one) third. The mile
rate 1-58.6.
Long Forest duo Andy and
Kate Gath snared the Empire Stallions Pace for C0

class over 1720 metres with
beautifully bred Lady Patti,
a 4-Y-0 daughter of Christian Cullen and Lagoon
Lady bred and raced by Port
Fairys Richard Matthews.
Sent forward from outside
the front line to park outside the pacemaker In Sin
City, Lady Patti cruised to
the wire, defeating In Sin
City by 13.5 metres in a rate
of 1-58.1. Shoe Shine Boy
(three back the markers)
finished third.
Parwan
trainer/driver
Amy Tubbs scored a super
victory with in-form 4-Y0 Northern Luck/Lombo
Sapphire mare Brite Spark
Lombo in the Ches And
Matt Formica Pace for C2 &
C3 class over 1720 metres.
Taken back from outside
the front row at the start to
settle at the tail of the field
with Citysneek holding the
lead from the pole, Brite
Spark Lombo must have
been at least six wide on the
home turn, before finishing at 100 miles an hour to
defeat Gamechanger off a
three wide trail last lap by
2.5 metres in a mile rate of
1-56.4. Valley Of Diamonds
ran on late from a mile back
to finish third only a neck
away.
Ten year old Million To

One/Honeysuckle Lombo
gelding On The Leash
chalked up his 6th victory
in 49 outings, by taking the
Dermott Richardson Pace
(1st Heat) for C1 class over
the novelty distance of 1200
metres.
Trained in the Rockbank
area by Charlie Micallef
and driven by Richard
Caruana, On The Leash
starting from gate six came
from last on straightening with a sweeping finish down the centre of the
track to score running away
from the pacemaker Reeds
May and Ynobe Coby (three
back the markers). The mile
rate recorded as 1-55.
At Yarra Valley on Thursday, Rockbanks Michael

Azzopardi landed the 1st
Heat of the Empire Stallions Vicbred Super Series
for 2-Y-0 Fillies with Viva
Safari, a daughter of Safari
and Sister Courage.
Beginning brilliantly to
lead from outside the front
line, Viva Safari was given
an easy time at the head of
affairs, but only just lasted
by a nose from the hot fa-
vourite Niki No No (one/

one) in a rate of 2-06.1.
Glamour Art finished close
up in third place after racing in the open.
Meltons Maree and John

Caldow snared the Early
Plans Retirement Pace for
C0 class over 1650 metres
with Major In Art/Whatsonyamind filly Major
Charge and in doing so,
brought up two wins in a
row.
Given a lovely trip by John
one/one from outside the
front row, Major Charge
switched down to the
sprint lane on turning and
finished best to score by a
neck over a death-seating
Lots More Art and Jay Dee
Zed (three wide last lap) in
a rate of 1-57.9.
Another Melton winner on

the day at Yarra Yalley was
Beachsomewhere/Lady Joy
gelding Admiral Joy for Sue
Hunter and Greg Sugars in
the Red Hat Ladies 3-Y-0
Pace over 1650 metres.
Taking over from gate five
shortly after the start, Admiral Joy coasted to the
wire 9.2 metres in advance
of Macworthy (one/one)
and Shakcoco (three back
the markers) in a rate of
1-57.7.
Tabcorp Park Friday 6 June. Race 3 Winner: Blitzthemcalder (6). Trainer: Craig Demmler.
Driver: Chris Alford. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Tabcorp Park Friday 6 June. Race 1 Winner: Discrimination (4). Trainer: Lance Justice.
Driver: Brian Gath. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
At Bray Raceway Ballarat

on Thursday, only four
races were held as heavy fog
engulfed the course making visibility very poor.
Melton trainer/driver Alison Chisholm led throughout with heavily backed
Christian Cullen/Forever
Now filly Anna faye in the
B J Griffin Livestock Transport 3-Y-0 Pace over 2200
metres, defeating a deathseating Lohi Liz and first
starter Condoleezza Toffee
(one/one) in a rate of 2-01.7.
Toolern Vales John Justice

snared the Eureka Concrete
Pace for C1 class over 2200
metres with consistent 4-Y0 Artiscape/Finest mare Big
Bang Penny in a rate of 2-01.
Trailing the pacemaker
Cullen Time from gate
two, Big Bang Penny was
eased to the outside on the
final bend, before gaining
a half head decision over
the leader in a rate of 2-01,
with Eleventh Command
a stablemate of the winner
third.
Melton was well to the fore
Tabcorp Park Friday 6 June. Race 9 Winner: Eljaykay Phoenix (5). Trainer: David Aiken.
Driver: Joshua Aiken. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
on Friday at Tabcorp Park,
with champion squaregaiter Blitzthemcalder returning from a let up to land the
Garrards Trotters Mobile
for T5 or better class over
1720 metres for Parwans
Craig Demmler and Chris
Alford, while Lance Justice
combined with Brian Gath
to partner both Discrimination in the 1720 metre
Society Restaurant Pace
for M0 class and Im Barney
Rubble in the Il Gambero
Pace for M1 class over 2240
metres.
BALLAN PLUMBING
There was also a Melton

flavour to the Blue Train
Cafe Tatlow Stakes Final
for 2-Y-0 Trotters over 2240
metres, with the winner Eljaykay Phoenix being bred
and raced by Ted and Brian
Payne and partners - well
known in the real estate
field.
Eljaykay Phoenix is trained
at Avenel by David Aiken and was driven by son
Joshua.
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Meetings for the week:

Wednesday Maryborough/Geelong, Thursday
Charlton/Shepparton,
Friday Ouyen @ Mildura/
Melton, Saturday Ballarat,
Sunday Cranbourne,
Monday Horsham, Tuesday Geelong.
Horses to follow: Glamour
Art, Fergus McCool, Misschinoise, Hereux Homme,
Maarek, Carmens Spirit,
Gamechanger, Quirinus,
Condoleeza Toffee, Su You
Too.
Proud supporter of
all district sport!
Sport
Ballarat Netball
League
BFL Top Goal Kickers
Results Round 7
Seniors
Shaun Lyle........................North Ballarat City.................... 34
Trevor Hilton....................Bacchus Marsh............................17
Ballarat
Football League
Results Round 7
A Grade
Bacchus Marsh (32) lost Redan (49)
East Point (53) d Melton South (23)
Melton (47) d Ballarat (6)
Nth Ballarat City (21) lost Lake Wend (38)
Sunbury (46)d Sebastopol (32)
A Reserve Grade
Seniors
Redan 19.14 (128) def Bacchus Marsh 4.6 (30)
East Point 13.15 (93) def Melton South 7.8 (50)
Ballarat 15.13 (103) def Melton 8.8 (56)
Nth Ballarat City 6.24 (60) def Lake Wend 4.11 (35)
Sunbury (56) d Sebastopol (15)
Sunbury 30.15 (195) def Sebastopol 4.10 (34)
Reserves
Ash Webber......................Melton.......................................... 25
Ethan Tibbles................... Bacchus Marsh.......................... 21
Alex Sweet........................Bacchus Marsh........................... 15
Bradley Barnes................Darley........................................... 12
Kieran Atkin.....................Bacchus Marsh............................10
Matthew Muscat.............Bacchus Marsh............................10
U/18.5s
Brayden Rodd..................Ballarat........................................ 21
Ethan Maher....................Darley............................................. 9
B Grade
Ballarat Netball
League Ladder
Bacchus Marsh (32) d Redan (23)

Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 9.12 (66) def Redan 5.6 (36)
Nth Ballarat City 20.11 (131) def Lake Wend 4.5 (29)
C Grade
Sunbury 13.14 (92) def Sebastopol 6.6 (42)

19&Under
U/18.5s
Melton (20) drew Ballarat (20)
Lake Wend 10.11 (71) def Nth Ballarat City 9.7 (61)
Nth Ballarat City (36) d Lake Wend (24)
Sebastopol 11.12 (78) def Sunbury 5.6 (36)
BFL Junior Top

Goal Kickers
BFL Ladder
U/16.5 Seniors
Rhys Baker......................... Bacchus Marsh..........................23
Hamish Coulton............... Bacchus Marsh..........................15
Jarrod Johns...................... Darley..........................................11
U/16.5 Reserves
Matthew Goh.................... North Ballarat City....................25
Blake Graham................... Bacchus Marsh..........................19
Jaydan Erssek.................... Bacchus Marsh..........................18
Kye Dennison.................... Darley.......................................... 14
U/14 Seniors
Dale Harris....................... Bacchus Marsh..........................26
Mason Dickson................. Bacchus Marsh.......................... 14
Jack Hehir......................... Bacchus Marsh.......................... 10
Jack Burgess...................... Bacchus Marsh............................8
U/14 Reserves
Connor Ascough.............. Darley .........................................24
Rhys Scerri........................ Darley..........................................13
Malakye Martin................ Bacchus Marsh.......................... 11
Matthew Arnold............... Darley.......................................... 10
Dylan Cordell.................... Bacchus Marsh.......................... 10
U/12 Seniors
Max Campana.................. Ballarat.......................................15
Daniel Lalor..................... Bacchus Marsh..........................13
Jack Parente...................... Bacchus Marsh.......................... 10
U/12 Reserves
Will Johnson..................... Darley..........................................12
Ashton Craig..................... Bacchus Marsh.......................... 11
Jett Fuller........................... Darley.......................................... 10
Bailey Young..................... Darley............................................9
Seniors
Team
%
PTS
1 North Ballarat City................ 247.84.........................32
2 Redan................................... 161.86.........................24
3 Ballarat................................. 121.67.........................20
4 Sunbury................................ 119.19.........................20
5 Lake Wendouree.................. 143.90.........................16
6 Bacchus Marsh..................... 106.49.........................16
7 Melton................................... 91.71...........................14
8 East Point............................. 80.60...........................12
9 Darley................................... 89.64...........................10
10 Melton South....................... 72.46.............................4
11 Sebastopol........................... 23.59.............................4
Reserves
1 Bacchus Marsh..................... 314.39.........................28
3 Ballarat................................. 163.99.........................24
4 Redan................................... 199.38.........................20
5 Melton................................... 180.22.........................20
6 Lake Wendouree.................. 62.00...........................16
7 East Point............................. 106.72.........................12
8 Darley................................... 75.99...........................12
9 Sunbury................................ 60.10...........................12
10 Sebastopol ......................... 25.74.............................4
11 Melton South........................ 32.69.............................0
U/18.5s
2 Lake Wendouree.................. 155.36.........................28
3 Melton South........................ 149.48.........................16
4 Ballarat ................................ 118.57.........................16
5 Sebastopol........................... 115.58.........................16
6 East Point............................. 103.95.........................16
7 Darley................................... 64.09...........................16
8 Redan................................... 107.60.........................12
9 Sunbury................................ 71.12.............................8
10 Melton.................................. 32.34.............................8
11 Bacchus Marsh.................... 44.80.............................4
TEAM
POINTS
A Grade
1
Lake Wendouree................... 24...................... 186.74
2
North Ballarat City................. 24...................... 166.11
3 Redan ................................... 24...................... 153.09
4 Sunbury................................. 24...................... 138.96
5 Melton.................................... 24...................... 138.22
6
East Point ............................. 16...................... 126.40
7 Sebastopol ............................ 12........................ 95.86
8 Darley.................................... 12........................ 86.52
9
Melton South........................... 8........................ 79.43
10 Bacchus Marsh........................ 4........................ 45.96
11 Ballarat.................................... 0........................ 28.09
A Reserve Grade
1
Lake Wendouree................... 24...................... 183.24
2 Redan.................................... 24...................... 158.48
3
East Point.............................. 24...................... 141.94
4 Darley.................................... 24...................... 121.70
5 Sunbury................................. 20...................... 133.18
6
Bacchus Marsh...................... 20...................... 120.50
7 Melton.................................... 16........................ 78.81
8
North Ballarat City................... 8........................ 73.08
9 Ballarat ................................... 4........................ 70.68
10 Melton South........................... 4........................ 67.47
11 Sebastopol............................... 4........................ 41.21
B Grade
1
Lake Wendouree................... 24...................... 183.59
2 Sunbury................................. 24...................... 149.40
3
Bacchus Marsh...................... 24...................... 131.84
4
East Point.............................. 24...................... 125.74
5 Darley.................................... 20...................... 115.69
6 Ballarat.................................. 16...................... 128.30
7 Melton.................................... 16...................... 100.00
8 Redan.................................... 12...................... 102.98
9
North Ballarat City................... 8........................ 59.11
10 Sebastopol............................... 4........................ 35.16
11 Melton South........................... 0........................ 53.26
C Grade
1
Lake Wendouree................... 16...................... 228.57
2 Melton.................................... 12...................... 186.67
3 Darley.................................... 12...................... 117.43
4
Bacchus Marsh........................ 8...................... 103.75
5
East Point................................ 4...................... 134.21
6 Ballarat.................................... 0........................ 55.97
7 Sebastopol............................... 0........................ 38.85
8
Melton South........................... 0.......................... 0.00
9
North Ballarat City................... 0.......................... 0.00
10 Redan...................................... 0.......................... 0.00
11 Sunbury................................... 0.......................... 0.00
19&Under
1
North Ballarat City................. 30...................... 201.59
2 Melton.................................... 26...................... 152.59
3
Lake Wendouree................... 18...................... 137.16
4 Redan.................................... 18...................... 106.85
5 Darley.................................... 16...................... 117.31
6
Melton South......................... 16...................... 112.15
7
East Point.............................. 16........................ 97.20
8 Ballarat.................................. 12........................ 96.57
9 Sunbury................................... 8........................ 92.04
10 Bacchus Marsh........................ 8........................ 50.48
11 Sebastopol............................... 4........................ 31.72
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Liquor SUPER SPECIALS!

2 FOR
79
$
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12
Arvo Lager or Coopers Pale Ale

6 Pack x 375ml
ea
30
ea
De Bortoli
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Wine Varieties
29
$
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news@themooraboolnews.com.

Tuesday 10 June, 2014

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

Cam not done yet

GAS DUCTED HEATING

Your Local Air-conditioning Specialist

Ph: 5367 4964

Enhance your Home

Dunnstown netballer and long-term friend, Bianca

Free in-home Consultation

Rehabilitation has just begun for injured Dunnstown

I remain positive that I will walk again, Cameron said.

Curtains Roller Blinds

Ph: 0438 692 858

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Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Fuji apples $1.29 kg

toria Simon Ramsay said

low cost and expert help

Represent the young people of Moorabool Shire

Silverbeet $1.99 bunch

Carrots 99c (1kg bag)

Fruit & Vegetable Delivery Boxes

(Tuesday- Saturday) to Bacchus Marsh,

Just for Me Box: Only $20

Just for Me: $20

Perfect for one or two or if you are only

100g Salad Mix

Fruity Tooty Small: $30

Fruit, fruit, fruit! Loads of seasonal fruit! Great for a quick

4 Green Kiwi Fruit

*Harvested Fresh from our Farm!

For more information contact Moorabool Shire Council Youth Services:

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For Moorabool Shire

Call me on 5331 7722 to

discuss state government

STATE MEMBER FOR BALLARAT EAST

*With ad, conditions apply, sale on entire range.

seized immediately and destroyed if any of the conditions were breached.

a working dog and safety,

mount and that was why

Property inspections commence

had carried out inspections of all known sites within

Mega Indian Food Festival

Building Permits and Inspections

Shop 28/190 Main Street,

Organise your permits NOW

Ph: 5367 2225

Servicing the Ballan district

FIRST TIME IN BACCHUS MARSH

Locally owned & operated for 35 years+

Phone: 5368 2001

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The Moorabool Shire Council Officers

The behaviourist recommendation:

It is my professional opinion that he is EXTREMELY

Friday 29th August -7pm

ROAST 3 COURSE MEAL

Fax 5368 2764

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Phone: 5368 2001

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