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Tuesday 11 November, 2014
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Tallat crosses the line easily to win the Sportingbet Ballan Cup over 1518 metres by nearly four lengths, with jockey Les Tilley in the saddle, on Saturday.
Inset DAILY DOUBLE - Lady of the Day Elly McCarthy (Colbrook) and Jan Conroy (Ballan) Runner Up. Photos Colin Rosewarne
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Six year old bay gelding Tallat
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vailable
in the Ballan Cup at Geelong on Saturday to score entries with Ballan taking out the overall quinella
by nearly four lengths.

and the double for the Lady of the Day.
It was the 153rd running of the Cup and locals
Colbrook resident Elly McCarthy won the event
gathered to support the Ballan Jockey Club for
for the second year in a row and runner up was
another year with an eight race program on the
Ballan local Jan Conroy.
card.
President Luke Mullane was happy with the day
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The winning horse Tallat, was ridden by Les
Tilley and trained at Sale by Matthew Gilmore.
Tallat has had 26 starts for six wins and four
placings.
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Senator Bridget McKenzie toured the Agripack grain storage business in Ballan as part of an overall Moorabool tour with
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell, Candidate Sonia Smith and Kevin Harper from the Community Leadership Program.
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Senator McKenzie said.
It is a very resourceful community

which could reach its full potential
with further Government investment,
which is important given the rapid
growth of new housing estates.
In particular the western bypass of
Bacchus Marsh via Halletts Way will
need to be built sooner rather than later.
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Senator McKenzie toured a grain storage business in Ballan and said Agripack is using technology to improve
productivity.
It is businesses like these which will
bring more jobs to the region.
Fruits of Life in the Avenue of Honour also welcomed Ms McKenzie on
the tour, sampling their fresh sweet
strawberries.
The Bacchus Marsh district will

almost double in population by 2041.
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McKenzie thanked Moorabool Shire
Mayor Paul Tatchell, Councillor David
Edwards and Buninyong Nationals
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Ballan and Bacchus Marsh last week.
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TWO Bacchus Marsh mothers have turned a
verse they painted on a board in their backyards into an inspiring childrens book called
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Tammy Bennett and Nerissa Kennedy said
the verse came from a conversation they had
about ten years ago about the rhyme Twinkle
twinkle little star and the line how I wonder
what you are. The verse was the answer to
that question.
It came about from sharing. We kept walking past the board and said we should turn it
into a childrens book, they said.
Its always been a part of our backyard but
rather than just share it with our kids we
wanted to share it with the children of the
world.
They hired an illustrator to work on the book
and self-published it through Balboa Press
in time for a launch at the Moorabool Shires
National Childrens Week celebrations in late
October.
We want to create different products to
inspire children to believe in love and their
dreams, Tammy and Nerissa said.
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to Save the Children.
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The 52-year-old is facing up to 68
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at a property on Twin Lakes Rd, Mt
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charged on summons after he was
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Posting a message for peace

Students from Pentland Primary School
celebrated peace, love and understanding
this month, as part of the 2014-15 Peace
Poster Competition.
Sponsored by Lions Clubs around the world,
the competition was introduced in 1988 and
encourages young people aged between 11
and 13 to artistically express their vision of
peace.
Participants use a variety of mediums
including charcoal, crayon, pencil and paint
to express a new theme developed each year,
with the 2014 theme being Peace, Love and
Understanding.
18 students from Pentland Primary School
participated in the competition, with three
local judges including the District Chairmen
of Lionesss, Mary Jolly, local artist, Janice
Webster and the President of the Bacchus
Marsh Lioness Club, Christine OKeefe.

Ms OKeefe said the lionesses were very
thrilled with the students outstanding
work. It was a very successful competition,
and hopefully next year more schools will
consider participating, she said.
The winner of the competition was Breanna
Lampkin, who was presented with a
certificate and a small prize by the Lions
Club. Breannas poster will now go onto the
next step, where it will be judged in Victoria,
before potentially reaching America.
All of the children received certificates
and we chose a second and third [place]
and presented them with a small gift, Ms
OKeefe said.
The posters are judged on originality,
artistic merit and expression of the theme,
and can advance through several judging
levels including local, district, multiple
district and international.
The winning poster
The winner, Breanna Lampkin with her poster. Photos - submitted
The students that participated in the contest with (L-R) Christine OKeeffe and Mary Jolly.
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Ongoing dollar support for major tourism events
Ballan Autumn Festival

will receive $6000 per year,
the Strawberries and Cherries Festival gets $5000, the
David Calleja Memorial Car
Show $2500 and the Bacchus
Marsh Harvest Festival will
a similar increase in the

requests for stall sites, performance spaces, associated
exhibitions and entrance in
the festival parade.
We believe that the grant

from Moorabool Shire demonstrates the shires confidence in the significant
role that the annual Ballan
Autumn Festival has in the
wider Ballan community. It
remains the only opportunity for the residents of Ballan to come together as one
- showcasing the town in a
celebration of all that is good
and positive about our shire.
The grant allows the BAF
to invite and secure more
attractions for the festival,
thus ensuring its viability.
Alert
fire siren
muffled
MOORABOOL Shire will
return a $30,000 Fire Ready
Community Grant for the
installation of a community
alert siren at Dales Creek
to the State Government by
May 2015 unless the government provides an extra
$40,000 to complete the job
properly.
The $30,000 grant was secured back in 2011 for the
siren infrastructure, however further siren trials and
testing indicated there was
a need to link the siren into
an early warning system
and the State Control Centre,
similar to the Barrys Reef
siren. The $40,000 shortfall
would buy the technology to
link these systems.
At last weeks ordinary
meeting of Council, councillors voted to invite the Minister for Police and Emergency Services and Minister for
Bushfire response to Dales
Creek to view first-hand the

high fire danger area that
would benefit from the community alert siren.
They also voted to transfer
installation of the community alert siren to the State
Government and away from
Moorabool Shire.
Councillor Pat Toohey said
every ratepayer in the shire
paid a Fire Services Levy,
which was mounting up
in State coffers, and council
shouldnt use ward funds
to build State Government
projects.
It is high time the State
Government stood up to
their responsibilities. We
should not fund things
they should be funding, Cr
Toohey said.
Cr Tom Sullivan said the
State Government was reneging on a deal and expected council to just cop
it and pay the shortfall. He

said if council did so then
it would give the State Government a get out of jail free
card worth $40,000.
Make them come to the
table as promised, Cr Sullivan said.
Moorabool Shire mayor
Paul Tatchell agreed and
said he was fed up with
building the region on the
back of the ratepayer and
that heading into a bad fire
season the State Government should be responsible.
If we start this, it will set
the worst precedent. Were
not talking about a lot of
money here, but we are talking about peoples lives, Cr
Tatchell said.
Councillors voted in favour
of returning the $30,000 Fire
Ready Community Grant
if all avenues of additional
funding failed.
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At an ordinary meeting of
council last week, council allocated major tourism event
grants totalling $17,500 per
annum to the four festivals
and shows for the next three
financial years.
collect $4000.
Those recommended for
funding were considered
key events in the shires tourism calendar and brought in
significant tourism dollars to
the local communities.
Ballan Autumn Festival
(BAF) secretary Kevin Harper said the festival committee was pleased to have
received this Existing Major
Tourism Event Grant from
the shire.
The Ballan Autumn Festival is celebrating its 40th
Anniversary in 2015 and
continues to be the most significant annual event in the
township, Mr Harper said.
Each year the number of
people attending the festival
has increased, along with
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Patients will
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and general ophthalmology five days a week.
We are pleased to announce our opening date of
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We welcome and Drs Brian Ang, Elsie Chan, Nandor Jaross, Elvis Ojaimi, Season
Yeung, Beyond general ophthalmology our clinic provides access to specialised cataract
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Patients will now

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Complicated
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General corneal diseases/Keratoplasty/ Corneal cross linking
and general ophthalmology
ve days a week and every Saturday
General and complex glaucoma cases including medical, laser and surgical treatment
Diabetic retinopathy/ Age-related macular degeneration/ Vein occlusions
morning.
Retinal tears / Macular hole surgery / Epiretinal membrane
Complex
retinal surgical cases doctors who can care for all of your eye
We welcome our
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Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic
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DiabetesSpecialist
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Dr Elsie Chan is our Corneal
Tuesday afternoons.
Credentialed Diabetes Educator
Sheree
Rennie
Dr Elvis Ojaimi
is our Vitreo Retinal and Cataract Surgeon available
Sheree will provide general and specialist diabetes services to the local and surrounding
communities. Private, Department of Veterans Affairs, some subsidised Insulin Programs
every Wednesday.
and Bulk Billing diabetes services will be provided; Bulk Billing will require a current EPC
plan. For more information on DETAs services, please visit www.detadiabetes.com.au
Dr Nandor Jaross
is our Medical Retina specialist who performs
inter ocular injections
on
available
Friday and
Our doctors and
staff site
will be delighted
to assist youevery
with the careThursday
of your
patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on 1300 653 197 to make an appointment
fortnightly Saturday
mornings.
for your patients.
Dr Brian Ang is our Glaucoma specialist and will be available Saturday
mornings from January 2015.
Coming in February 2015 is Dr Season Yeung our Corneal and
Refractive surgeon.
In Rooms Procedures
We can attend to the removal of foreign bodies from the eye in rooms
Assess your possible need for Cataract Surgery
Assess your possible need for inter ocular injections
Glaucoma pressure testing and ongoing management of drops
Our doctors and sta will be delighted to assist you with the care of
your patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on 1300 653 197
to make an appointment for your patients.
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Feedlot to
produce fat lambs
A LAMB feedlot in Bullarook has been given the go
ahead after Moorabool Shire
Council approved a planning permit last week.
The permit allows for five
pens of up to 500 lambs each
located on a 21.17 hectare
property at 114 Wilsons Rd,
Bullarook.
The application drew two
objections from neighbouring residents. Objector Marilyn Hewitt produced a letter
from a stock agent with 35
years experience, Leo White,
which stated that nobody
had successfully operated
a lamb feedlot in that area
due to climactic conditions
which would kill the lambs,
and that the best practice
was pasture grazing.
Ms Hewitt spoke about the
high rainfall, flooded pens
and difficulty cleaning wet
pens.
Moorabool Shire Council
planning has failed regarding climate conditions in
this decision, she said.
Applicant Andrew Miller-
KERB CHATTER
By Jessica Howard
Did you pick a Melbourne Cup winner

and is it your once a year flutter?
I didnt bet on the
Melbourne Cup, but I went
to the Kyneton Cup and
won a couple of bets, I
only had 40c at the end of
the day though. Krushang
(Bacchus Marsh)
I was in a couple of sweeps

which I won, I dont do it
every year though as Im
not always around to watch
- Maryanne (Dromana)
Photo courtesy of Dept. AGRIC WA

Schmetzer said he graduated in agricultural science
and was a consultant to beef
feedlots and the meat and
dairy industries.
He said the location was
ideal and the feedlot would
be consistent within the current farming zone, with a
beef feedlot less than three
kilometres from the site,
however he said he was unaware of extensive flooding in
the area.
The application left council-
I missed the Cup as my

flight from Istanbul was
delayed, but normally the
Blackwood special school
camp has a 55km bike
ride on cup day where we
draw out names with a
mars bar for the winner
Tony (Blackwood)
lors divided. Cr Pat Toohey

proposed stricter conditions
be placed on the permit, including no more than 2500
lambs accommodated at
the feedlot at any one time,
based on the welfare of the
animals and people who
lived in the area.
After much debate, councillors voted 4 to 2 in favour of

the permit with conditions,
while one councillor abstained from the vote.
I dont normally bet but I

do watch it every year
Ian (Melbourne)
Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held Wednesday,
3 December at James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The call is going out to the residents of Moorabool to play an active part in Moorabool Shire
Councils Australia Day celebrations.
Nominations are being sought for the three awards that are to be presented at the Australia Day
ceremony. The awards include:
Australia Day Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30 years or older on
26 January next year.
Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30 years or
younger on 26 January next year.
Community Event of the Year presented to the person or group who has staged the
most outstanding community event during the year.
If you know an outstanding Moorabool resident you would like to nominate for Australia Day
Citizen of the Year, Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year, or a Community Event, simply pick
up a form from Customer Service at either the Ballan Council Ofce, Darley Council Ofce or
the Lerderderg Library.
Alternatively, please visit www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and look under News & Information on
Councils Homepage to download a form to complete.
Completed nomination forms need to be submitted by close of business
Friday 21 November 2014.
NEW TOURISM EVENT GRANTS - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
Applications for Moorabool Shire Councils new tourism event grants are now open.
This new tourism event grant program supports new tourism events in Moorabool shire with
high potential to attract signicant visitation from outside the shire.
If you are Moorabool based and have a new event concept to stimulate tourism and provide
economic and community benets for Moorabool Shire, download the program guidelines and
application forms from Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and apply.
The assessment process is competitive, criteria based and applications must satisfy the eligibility
criteria outlined in the program guidelines to be considered.
Further information is available by contacting Customer Service on 5366 7100. Prior to lodging
an application, contact Council and speak to the Manager Economic Development and Marketing
to discuss your event concept.
(Funding available between $100pa and up to $19,900pa per applicant ex GST)
Applications close at 5.00pm Tuesday 25 November 2014.
FIRE PREVENTION UPDATE

Council ofcers have been inspecting properties throughout the Shire since late September
and its pleasing to see that there has been considerable effort made to prepare the Shire for
the coming Fire Season. Moorabool Shire has a high number of extreme and high risk areas
within its boundaries and residents need to be aware of the risk posed by wild re. Emergency
authorities have noted that there will be an above average risk of re in grasslands and forests
this season.
Council has issued over 200 Fire Prevention Notices to date to property owners to clear their
blocks for the coming Fire Season. Initial inspections are continuing. Property owners issued
with a Fire Prevention Notice must complete the work by the date specied on the notice and
ensure that their property is maintained for the Fire Season.
Council will commence re-inspections on 8th December 2014.
Property owners who have failed to carry out the work specied in a Fire Prevention Notice risk
heavy nes and will be required to repay the costs of any work carried out by council to comply
with the directions on the notice. The penalty for failing to comply with a Fire prevention Notice
has increased to $1476.00 this season. Additional slashing costs will also be charged.
MOORABOOL 2041
The Bacchus Marsh district will almost double in population by 2041.
Join Moorabool Shire Council to discuss the issues and opportunities for retail, housing,
employment, transport, roads, agriculture, the environment and community facilities at
community workshops on:
Thursday - 27 November from 6pm in the Supper Room, 207 Main Road Bacchus Marsh
Sunday - 30 November from 1pm in the Public Hall, 207 Main Road Bacchus Marsh.
RSVP to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au or call 5366 7100 for more information.
ROAD WORKS
Holts Lane, Darley
10 November 19 December 2014
Council will be undertaking road rehabilitation works in Holts Lane, between Condons Lane and
Fredrick Street, during the period 10 November to 19 December 2014.
The road works include drainage, kerb and channel and pavement works. Trafc delays and
temporary road closures may be required to facilitate the works during different stages of the
construction.
The works will be carried out between the hours of 7.30am and 4.30pm on weekdays.
Please observe all road and trafc signs during the works. Your patience and co-operation is
appreciated during this time.
For further information or assistance, please contact Customer Service on 5366 7100.
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
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Sandra Miller and Marie

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Judy Hodgon and Margaret

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Due to demand for more exible hours

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pleased to announce, our Pathology
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Quality is supporting
the to
community
Monday
Friday
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Melbourne Pathology are now open at:
organisers of the Gordon Spring Festival
Ballan Centre for Community Health
for their generous $1,000 donation.
33 Cowie St, Ballan
This community donation will go towards
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our new Aged Care Activity Shed &
Monday to Friday 8am 4pm
BBQ Garden Area for our residents.
Saturday 8:30am 1pm The project is due to be completed in
time for Christmas.
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Hospital & Admin:
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Aged Care Hostel:
168 Inglis St 5368 1577
Child Care Centre:
88A Simpson St 5368 1811
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13th November and Monday 17th November 2014. Free main meal must
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Healthy
supply
of staff
Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus

Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital
Photos Helen Tatchell
Darley couple Angelina and Con GAVRIEL have had a

boy. Their second child Dion, was born on Monday 3
November at 6.24am weighing 8lb 15ox (4060g), and is a
little brother to big sister Tahlia.
Acting chief executive of

Djerriwarrh Health Services,
David Grace PSM, said it
was pleasing to note that the
health service had continued
to grow in recent years.
The growth in additional
staff assists the organisation
to meet the need to provide
maternity services for the
increasing number of births
within the area, as well as
expand our capacity to undertake elective surgery,
medical admissions and
emergency presentations,
Mr Grace said.
Young Lincoln has a little sister, Alexa Jacqueline. Born on

Monday 3 November at 1.21 pm to parents Ella and
Michael from Melton West, Alexa weighed 7lb 12 oz
(3.59kg).
Jennifer and Anthony from Melton West welcomed their

third child, a little boy Gabriel Salvador CRUZ on Tuesday
4 November at 2.05am. Weighing 3820g, the little bundle
is a brother for Yandel and Royce.
The health service will

need to continue growing
in the foreseeable future to
meet the health needs of
the existing population as
well as those people who are
moving into the new estates
and suburbs currently under
development in the area.
Last week Minister for

Health David Davis credited
the Victorian Governments
People in Health initiative
for the education and training of Victorias future
doctors, nurses and health
professionals.
This initiative has had an
enormous impact in expanding and building a sustainable health workforce in
Victoria, enabling it to meet
the challenges of our ageing
and growing population,
Mr Davis said.
We are proud to have

delivered a record number
of health professionals in
Victorias health workforce,
ensuring our health services
are well placed to deliver
the highest quality care to
patients, now and into the
future.
Mr Davis said the People
in Health initiative was significantly enhancing the careers of the next generation
of health workers, ensuring
they continued to receive the
best education and training.
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bushfire plan
BLACKWOOD has become
the second town in Victoria to use a communitybased emergency management program to plan for
bushfires.
Following a presentation
by Steve Cameron in June
about a pilot communitybased emergency management program (CEMP) used
in Harrietville, residents of
Blackwood showed a keen
interest in using a similar
approach for their town.
Blackwood Action Group
(BAG) member Brendan Hehir said: We immediately
saw its potential. Rather
than languishing in bureaucracys too-hard basket,
Blackwood was being offered the tools and support
to become its own solution.
Under
the
CEMP
framework,
well
have
access
to
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and management tools to
help the town build its plan;
one that will make us safer
from and more resilient
to the effects of natural
hazards, Mr Hehir said.
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Emergency
Management
Commissioner, Craig Lapsley, said the CEMP supported communities and organisations to work together
to become safer and more
resilient toward emergencies
such as bushfires, floods and
storms.
This approach builds on a
range of research and was

recently trialled as
part of a pilot project in
Harrietville, Mr Lapsley
said.
This whole of community
approach toward emergency
management connects communities with local government, emergency manage-
ment organisations and

business and industry, so
that they can support each
other before, during and
after emergency events. It
also assists the community
to develop and act on a plan
which is relevant, tailored
and effective for their needs.
The Blackwood commu-
nity is well underway in developing its own local

priorities and actions as
part of this project, however
work will be
ongoing as the town works
towards achieving both
short-term and long-term
goals as part of its plan.
Together, the community
will work to identify priorities, making the best
use of local knowledge,
skills and expertise to develop and achieve mutual
goals.
Mr Lapsley said community-based emergency management worked well for a
township such as Blackwood
because strong community
relationships and networks
already existed, including
within the Blackwood Action Group.
Mr Hehir said BAG was
still seeking input for the
plan and had already met
with Moorabool Shire, the
CFA, and the Department of
Environment and Primary
Industries.
He said the group also
Geoff Howard
hoped to meet with local

SES, Landcare, businesses
and crown reserve committees of management.
The CEMP will target
fire risks in and around the
town, areas which have been
neglected for many years,
and consider the use of fuelbreaks around the town,
Mr Hehir said.
Tourists and weekenders
swell the towns population
regularly. They too have a
responsibility and a right
to be informed on the risks
of staying here during the
summer months. A survey
of visitors should prove
useful. Local businesses,
especially accommodationbased, will be valuable partners in the forming of Blackwoods plan.
One day well shake off
this Too Difficult, Too Dangerous tag and be able to
get on with living and working in the piece of paradise
we call Blackwood.
He said Blackwood aimed
to have its plan in place for
the 2015/16 fire season.
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Labor is committed
to upgrading our
schools and improving
education.
Labor will fix the

ambulance crisis
and deliver critical
investment in health.
Labor will rebuild the

Buninyong Fire Station
and support our hard
working firefighters.
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local neglected and
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ADULT EDUCATION
MEETINGS
CHURCH
Bacchus Marsh Community College

Offering classes in - First Aid (incl CPR) 19/11, Anaphylaxis
19/11, iPad Update 24/11, Food Safety Supervisor Certificate
24/11, Responsible Service of Alcohol 3/12, Food Hygiene
Certificate 8/12. Call 5367 1061 for info.
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.
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 Sunday, 9am.
Ballan & District Community House

Term 4 Program out now. Enquiries & Bookings call 5368
1934 or email support@bchvic.org to enrol.
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33 Jonathan Drive, Darley - Term 4 classes now being
offered. What classes would you like offered? Child care
and venue hire also available. Phone 5367 4390 orwww.
darleylearning.com
Melton South Community Centre

Offering classes in - Auslan, Cupcake Decorating 15 Nov;
Soy candle making, Garden Design, Copper Bird Brooch
making, Jam & Pesto Making 16 Nov; Mediumship 21 Nov.
Phone 9747 8576 for enquiries and bookings.
MARKETS
CHURCH
Catholic Parish of Gordon
Mass Service Times Saturday 15 November Dunnstown,
6:30pm. Sunday 16 November - Gordon 8:45am; Ballan
10:30am.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool

Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times Sunday 16 November - St Johns Bungaree,
9am; St Johns Ballan, 9.30am; St Marks in the Pub Gordon,
5pm. Please contact Glen Wesley on 5368 2730 for more
details.
Ballan Farmers Market

Next Market Saturday 13 December, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0498
361 291 or 0490 114 130.
Darley Market
Saturday 15 November, 9am-1pm
Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd & Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish

Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday (3rd Sunday of
month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of
month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au
At the 5 November, 2014 council meeting

at Dunnstown, Moorabool Shire CEO Rob
Croxford applied and was granted leave
for the periods of December 25 to January
2, and January 19 to January 26. The acting
CEO will be general manager community
services, Danny Colgan.
A planning application for the development

of four single storey dwellings at 34 Lone
Pine Square, Bacchus Marsh was refused
by Council on the grounds that the design
didnt comply with existing neighbourhood
character and integrate into the streetscape.
Councillors resolved to rezone 8 Jonathan

Drive, Darley from General Residential to
Commercial 1 for the purpose of an extension of the Darley Plaza. Council will write
to the Minister for Planning for approval of
A 22-year-old male received

a $550 fine with no conviction after harassing a number of police offers at a train
station in the southeastern
suburbs of Melbourne. On
June 28, 2013 police were
BALLARK & DISTRICT GUN CLUB

Sunday
Nov 23
Next Shoot: Sunday 5 May 2013
Location:
BALLARK shoot
Christmas
Ballan Meredith Rd
th
Everyone
Welcome
High Gun Award
Nominations:
10.00am
Event Start: 10.30am
Shot
Gun
Prize
Draw
Enquiries:
Gerald Connor 0409409602
Marc Canavan
0432 237
Location: BALLARK,
Ballan
389
Meredith Rd
Proceeds to: Ballan Football & Netball Club
10.00am,
Prizes,Nominations:
Refreshments, all money
raised goes back into our community.
Come Along
and Support your District & Club.
Event Start:
10.30am
Enquiries: Gerald Connor 0409 409 602
James Molesworth 0402 000 450
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.
the planning scheme amendment (C74) and,

subject to authorisation, exhibit the amendment in accordance with the Planning and
Environment Act.
Council has supported a proposal from

Ballan District Health and Care to expand
its aged care facilities by discontinuing a
portion of road reserve known as Bradshaw
Street, Ballan. Council will display public
notices during which public submissions can
be made.
Bring the Whole Family
BACCHUS MARSH
COMMUNITY CAROLS
SUNDAY 14 DECEMBER 2014
VENUE: Multi Purpose Complex Bacchus Marsh Grammar School

Sth Maddingley Road - First Entrance - Follow the Signs
* PROMENADE STYLE
- BYO Folding Chairs, Rugs, Cushions, Blankets etc.

- Come early and claim your space on the floor!
(Conventional Seating also available)
* FREE ADMISSION - (CANDLES & ILLUMINATIONS FOR SALE AT DOOR)
Moorabool Shire has prepared a submission

on a Local Government Electoral Review to
be lodged with the Victorian Government.
The submission supports the majority of the
review recommendations with the exception of a recommendation to discontinue the
practice of having mixed wards.
Court in action
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Upcoming event
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am

Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
Council clips
Thirty-three criminal cases

were seen at the Bacchus
Marsh Magistrates Court
on Friday, November 7, with
Magistrate Cynthia Toose
presiding.
BALLARK
& DISTRICT
GUN CLUB
Church of the Living God

Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
Ballan Lions Club Market

Saturday 6 December, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
By Jessica Howard
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship

Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
dealing with a separate incident when they spotted the

accused filming what was
happening on his mobile
phone. Despite being asked
to leave, the accused continued with his behaviour
and as a result, was arrested.
While Magistrate Toose labelled his behaviour as inappropriate, the accused stated
that he was worried about
the safety of the member of
the public the police officers
were speaking to.
***
Meanwhile, a Bacchus
Marsh resident received a
$350 fine with conviction after driving in the emergency
lane along the Western Freeway whilst the vehicle was
on fire.
***
A number of payment plans
were put in place due to a
large sum of outstanding
penalties, including one resident with close to $30,000 in
fines as a result of 91 vehicle
related offences.
Squirt the Clown
Matthew Thomson - Guest Tenor
PRE-CAROLS CELEBRATION
5.30pm - 6.30pm
* BBQ - DONUTS
Hot & Cold Drinks for Sale
* ENTERTAINMENT
- MLO Ensemble (5.30pm)
- Acquired Taste of Gospel Choir (5.50pm)
- Bacchus Marsh Christian Church (6.10pm
* CHILDRENS CREATIVE
WORKSHOPS (Supervised)
- Create Christmas Ornaments to
place on the Christmas Tree
- All materials provided
* FACE PAINTING
* LIONS CLUB MINI TRAIN (Free)
MAIN CAROLS PROGRAM

from 6.30pm
Join in Singing your Favourite Carols
* MOORABOOL LIGHT ORCHESTRA

(Musical Director: Barry Wilkins OAM)
* COMMUNITY CHOIR
* SPECIAL GUEST ARTISTS
** MATTHEW THOMSON (Tenor)
** SQUIRT THE CLOWN
* ST BERNARDS PRIMARY SCHOOL CHOIR
* BACCHUS MARSH CHRISTIAN CHURCH
WORSHIP GROUP
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* * Arranged by Combined Bacchus Marsh Churches & Church Leaders

* * Proceeds to The Neighbours Place Emergency Food Relief & Hospitality Centre
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Dear Editor,
While the future of our Angel Flight charity still hangs
in the balance I want to
take this opportunity to say
thank you to the people of
country Australia and local
councils for publicly supporting our organisation.
The many thousands of our
volunteers, who generously
give their time to help Australians in need, appreciate
the immense community
support Angel Flight has
received in our struggle for
survival.
We have strongly argued
our case in a detailed submission to the Civil Aviation
Safety Authority and we
now must nervously wait
to hear the outcome of their
deliberations.
Angel Flight has flown
17,000 flights over the past
11 years providing no-cost
transport for isolated people
of all ages seeking vital medical treatment in major cities.
Our charity wants to continue that work.
Angel Flight believes that
where you live shouldnt
deny you safe and swift access to medical expertise
and treatment.
We are about eliminating
distance and distress for
those in need.
The kind and supportive
messages we have received

from concerned local councils and rural communities
all over Australia have lifted
our spirits and made us
more determined to fight to
keep flying.
Too many people in many
remote towns rely on Angel
Flight for assistance and we
can only hope that commonsense and compassion overrides red tape when CASA
finally makes its decision on
our future.
Staying silent is not an option, and with your encouragement and support we
will keep fighting and flying.
Bill Bristow AM
CEO Angel Flight Australia
Dear Editor,
Is it possible to truly get
a right result from wrong
intent?
The recent promise by Peter
Ryan that if re-elected the
government would institute
presumptive legislation to
aid ailing firefighters drips
with electioneering cynicism but fits the good result
category.
There are 12 cancers that
firefighters contract at a sta-
tistically significant higher

rate than the population.
One of these, testicular cancer, contracted at twice the
usual rate, was known as
chimney sweeps disease a
hundred years ago, so it is
not new. One major cause is
exposure to carcinogens in
the products of combustion,
in our modern times pretty
much a workplace hazard
only for firefighters.
In many jurisdictions these
12
compensation-worthy
cancers are presumed to
have been caused by the
firefighters duties and those
governments installed legislation which accepted the
onus of proving otherwise,
which they apparently seldom bother to do and accept
the claim.
Not so in Victoria, where a
year or so ago the government used its numbers to
vote down such an introduced bill exactly as they
now promise and, unilaterally it seems, instituted
a Firefighters Assessment
Panel. An afflicted firie had
to virtually prove to this
panel at which of many hundreds of, even thousands of,
incidents attended caused
the cancer. So we have
an ailing, distressed, unresourced firefighter trying
the prove the impossible.
For the last year a band of

volunteers, both through
their
association
and
through individual and
group outrage have been
trying to get the rules about
onus of proof reversed.
While not a waste of time, it
could have easily been unnecessary effort if the government of the day had seen
the light they now see in the
run-up to an election.
The volunteerism and investment of time, skill, their
own money and sometimes
risk of Victorias 50,000 or
so CFA firefighters is worth
about a billion dollars a year
to the state economy, and yet
the panel last year knocked
back a claim for about
$10,000.
We ordinary volunteers
arent in it for the medals
which are thrown about, nor
are we all that fussed about
being a yellow clad backdrop to a politicians photoop delivering a new truck.
But we are concerned for the
ease of mind of our mates
who contract a firefighters
cancer.
John Nieman
Monbulk
Rabbit proofing the land

Minister for Agriculture
and Food Security Peter
Walsh has launched a new
Victorian initiative that supports community-led action
on rabbits.
Minister Walsh said the
Victorian Government recognised rabbits were a major
pest that caused significant
economic and environmental damage.
The
Victorian
Rabbit
Management Collaboration
Initiative recognises that
coordinated community-led
efforts can deliver improved
management outcomes, Mr
Walsh said.
To support this approach,
the Victorian Government
and the Invasive Animals
Cooperative Research Centre are providing funding
of $300,000 towards the
initiative.
The initiative included a
training and mentoring
program to develop the next
generation of rabbit control
experts and a small grants
and workshop program.
An important part of the
initiative will be to share
success stories which will
provide support for participants and motivate future
action, Mr Walsh said.
For more information on
the initiative visit depi.vic.
gov.au/rabbits
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Follow the
fruity festival
Bacchus Marsh is busily preparing
for 12,500+ visitors who will
converge upon the town over
the upcoming Bacchus Marsh
Strawberries & Cherries Weekend
on 22 & 23 November.
The event which celebrates the
arrival of the strawberry and
cherry season in Bacchus Marsh
features an event trail passport
featuring local fruit picking, locally
grown produce, strawberry &
cherry themed menus, orchard
tours, horse carriage rides, a cherry
pip spitting competition, heritage,
arts and more. The passport will
give visitors the chance to win

(conditions apply) an Ultimate
Bacchus Marsh Experience valued
at over $1500.
Bacchus
Marsh
Tourism
Association
President
David
Durham said last years event
experienced a record turnout from
across Victoria.
We have our fingers crossed
for blue skies this year, which
should hopefully result in record
attendance levels once again, along
with a fantastic opportunity to
showcase our produce, he said.
When: Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd November

Where: Bacchus Marsh Town Centre, Various venues
Hours: Saturday & Sunday, 10am til 5pm. Saturday night 5pm til 9.30pm
More: visitbacchusmarsh.com.au or Facebook: Visit Bacchus Marsh
News
Firearms must
be secure
Police are calling on registered owners of firearms to
familiarise themselves with
their licence conditions or
risk being prosecuted.
Crime Investigation Unit
Senior Sergeant Scott Colson
said every licence holder
was required by law to take
responsibility for the safe
storage of their firearms.
The effective storage of
firearms is imperative to reducing the likelihood they
will be stolen and used to
carry out an offence, he
said.
The harder you make it
for someone to steal any of
your possessions, including
a firearm, the less likely it is
to occur.
Det Sen-Sgt Scott Colson
said random inspections
that take place are to ensure
compliance with legislative
requirements and to check
for any breaches.
The message to firearms
licence holders is that its
everyones responsibility to
ensure their firearms are secured in accordance with the
Firearms Act 1996 so they
dont end up in the wrong
hands.
Security tips for firearms

license holders include:
If possible, keep your approved firearm in a storage
facility or safe in your house
Ensure the safe is located out of sight of doors and
windows and that it is locked and secured to a wall
or floor
If kept in a shed, ensure the safe cannot be seen
from windows or doors
Ensure doors to sheds/garages are locked
Make sure tools are not left for offenders to use
Place security lights on sheds and garages and
consider installing an alarm system
Remove keys from tractors, quad bikes, motorbikes
and ride-on lawn mowers
If you are going away, consider having your firearms
safely stored with a licensed firearms dealer until
your return or alternatively, submitting an Absence of
Residence form to your local police station
Ensure keys to firearm storage facilities or safes are
kept securely in a separate location from where your
firearms are stored
Avoid displaying stickers or signage on your vehicles
or windows at home which may advertise firearm
ownership
Avoid publicising firearm ownership on social media
channels such as Facebook or Twitter.
Failure to comply with storage requirements may
result in licence cancellations, significant fines and
prosecution.
For more information about the safe storage of
firearms visit: www.police.vic.gov.au/firearms
Spring carnival frock up
The fillies and mares of Moorabool enjoyed Oaks Day at The Plough Inn, Myrniong with
proceeds donated to the Darley Neighbourhood House.
Sweeps, door prizes and Fashions on the Field entertained the 70 guests for the afternoon
with local businesses, including Mark Mills, Plough Inn, and Interior Motive ongoing
supporters.
TOM
Environmental Opinion
with Tom Kingston
Watch the promises

Part I
You might have noticed that
there is a state election looming. Certainly the pages of
The Moorabool News have
been full to overflowing as
the various candidates tell
their stories and promise
heaps. I thought it might
be an idea to join this activity as someone writing; not
about roads, nor crossings,
nor public transport, as
important as all these are,
but about the environment.
Hence this week I will begin
to outline some points each
of the three main parties
have said in relation to the
environment. For the following information I am indebted to Environment Victoria
and their Promise Watch.
The Promise Watch examines 3 categories; what
the three main parties are
saying about, cleaning up
Victorias power supply and

reducing carbon pollution,
making Victorian homes
and communities efficient,
affordable and sustainable, and protecting and
restoring Victorians natural
environment.
Firstly, cleaning up Victorias power supply and
reducing pollution: Labors
Platform 2014 commits to revising greenhouse emission
reduction targets and pursuing a comprehensive strategy to achieve them, however
no policy announcements
have been made yet.
In office the Coalition has
removed the 20 percent carbon pollution reduction target from the Climate Change
Act. No commitment has
been made to reinstating
targets.
The Greens policy is for
binding Victorian emissions
targets to achieve a net re-
duction in greenhouse gas

emissions from all sources
by at least 40% from 1990
levels by 2020, and net zero
or negative greenhouse gas
emissions as soon as feasible
and by no later than 2050.
Secondly, developing renewable energy investment:
Labor has promised to release a Renewable Energy
Action Plan before the Election. Labor has committed to
removing the 2km exclusion
zone for new wind farms,
and would abolish additional 5km exclusion laws. Labor
has said it would consider
reintroducing the Victorian
Renewable Energy Target if
the federal target is reduced.
Labor has promised to allocate funding to support new
energy and regional development including renewable
energy projects as part of its
$1bn Back to Work policy.
The Coalition has attempt-
ed to undermine the federal

Renewable Energy Target by
arguing for the inclusion of
gas in the target as a renewable energy source. In 2011,
the Coalition implemented
restrictive planning regulations for wind turbines, including a veto right over an
entire wind farm project for
anyone living within 2km of
a turbine. And as the locals
of the Moorabool Shire are
well aware this has brought
the development of new
wind projects to a standstill,
costing regional Victoria
jobs and investment. The
Coalition has reduced the
solar feed-in tariff from $0.60
to just $0.06/kwh, reducing
support for the industry. The
Coalition has announced
$100,000 for a feasibility
study into a waste-to-energy
facility in Ballarat as alternative to landfill.
The Greens support the re-
moval of the 2km and 5km

wind farm exclusion laws.
The Greens support the reinstatement of the Victorian
Renewable Energy Target. It
has not explicitly said what
its Victorian target would
be, though the Greens policy
supports a national renewable energy target of 90% by
2030. The Greens support an
increase in the solar feed-in
tariff to a fair level equivalent to the retail price of electricity (i.e. 1:1 feed-in tariff)
and a clean energy fund to
provide loans to install solar
panels, however they are yet
to provide details on the value of the fund. The Greens
have a policy for a legislated
right to connect solar panels to the electricity grid.
Thirdly, phasing-out the
states most polluting power
stations and protecting communities from coal mining
risks like the Hazelwood
fire: Labor is yet to announce

plans to phase out any of our
oldest and dirtiest power
stations.
The Coalition is yet to outline any plans to phase out
any of our oldest and dirtiest
power stations. In 2011, the
Coalition abandoned State
Government
negotiations
with the owners of Hazelwood to secure early closure
of the power station.
The Greens have called
for the early retirement of
old power stations such as
Anglesea, Hazelwood and
Yallourn. However they do
not yet have specific policies
detailing their approach to
retiring power stations.
Part II will come next week.
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting: End
of Year BBQ. Thursday November 27th Venue to be announced. All Welcome.
DIY property
management,
risk or reward?
There can also be issues requiring representation at the
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in tenancy
disputes.
5484 Geelong Road, Ballan

Price: $585,000
If the answer is yes, then look no further. This 4

bedroom brick veneer home is neat as a pin and set
on appx 3 acres on the fringe of Ballan. All bedrooms
are carpeted and have BIRs, with the master having
an ensuite, complete with a shower, vanity and
toilet plus a walk in robe. The kitchen includes gas
cooking, a walk in pantry and good bench space
plus plenty of cupbaords for storage, with the dining
area including a ceiling fan and tiled floor coverings.
There are two separate living areas, one being the
formal lounge with carpeted flooring and a ceiling
fan whilst the family room offers a combustion wood
fire and is incorporated into the open plan kitchen/
dining areas. The main bathroom comprises of
a separate shower and bath with the toilet being
separate also. Dont forget the rear covered veranda
perfect for hosting a family BBQ. The property itself
is presented perfectly with a double carport, 3 sheds
of varying sizes which are sure to impress! Plus two
horse shelters. The gardens are well kept and low
maintenance and lets not forget the horse paddocks
with good fencing. The property also offers gas hot
water, a 22,000.00 litre water tank, septic, plus town
water. An inspection of this property is sure to
impress anyone looking for a neat and tidy property
with a little extra space.
R E A L
E S T A T E
B A L L A N
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
Ph: 5368 1455 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

128 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN
You wouldnt rewire your

own home thats a job for
an electrician. And when
the car needs repairs most
of us go to a mechanic. So
why take a DIY approach to
managing rental properties?
Some landlords, particularly those with just one or
two investment properties,
or renting out their home
during an overseas trip or
work move, try to save money by managing their own
property.
But the idea that a property managers role involves
handing out keys, a few reference checks and calling a
plumber in an emergency is
outdated.
Legislative
requirements
and tenant expectations
mean this is now a complex
and demanding role, requiring training and up-to-date
knowledge.
Victorias legislative requirements, in particular,
the Residential Tenancies
Act and others such as the
laws governing owners corporations, mean there is far
more to property management than the layperson
may realise.
And then there are the

ever-changing needs of
occupational health and
safety, including a range of
requirements for gas appliances and, even more importantly, for the installation
and maintenance of smoke
alarms.
Professional managers require extensive training to
keep up-to-date with the
rules and the many potential
pitfalls. Thats worth keeping in mind when negotiating your managers fee.
Property
management
is covered in both REIVs
Agents
Representatives
Course Victorias minimum real estate agent qualification and in the Certificate IV in Property Services
(Real Estate) necessary to become a licensed real estate.
Topics covered include legislative requirements, legally
compliant documentation,
managing leases, terminating leases and handling
moneys. Dispute resolution,
too, is a potential minefield
for untrained amateur.
Four of the advanced units
cover almost 50 topics. This
is worth keeping in mind if
you are thinking that having a professional property
manager looking after your
rental house or unit is just
another overhead.
MN0506G
Gordon Home with Real Style

29 Main Street, Gordon
With superior levels of building, this contemporary three bedroom home has added a little more spice
to its faade to create external interest. Once inside, the interest is still apparent. Discover bright open
living spaces that allow exibility to entertain, relax and retreat. Situated in a lovely pocket of Gordon,
only a short walk from the local shop, park and tennis courts, this home and town depict a real sense of
community. Please call today and arrange an immediate inspection.
Price: $299,000
Formerly Jens Gaunt
51 Lydiard Street South

BALLARAT
Phone 5331 1111
Agent: Chris Leonard
0409 0409 23
www.prdballarat.com.au
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPURTUNITY

AUCTION - SAT 6TH DECEMBER 11.00AM ON SITE - INSPECT THUR & SAT
BACCHUS MARSH 70-72 Main Street
RENOVATE OR DEVELOP
AUCTION - SAT 13TH DECEMBER 11.00AM ON SITE - INSPECT WED & SAT
4 BACCHUS MARSH 49 Lerderderg Street
This stately landmark Edwardian style home C 1911 showcases the graciousness of the period
and exudes warmth, charm, and the generous proportions of its era. Set back on a magnificent 1
acres (approximately 5200 sqm) situated in what is undoubtedly one of Bacchus Marshs finest
locations. Within walking distance to Primary Schools, Parklands & Railway Station. Surrounded
by old world style gardens it is complimented by abundant period features including; Veranda,
bay window, coloured lead light windows. Wide grand entrance hall, formal sitting room, separate
dining, office/study, 3 generous bedrooms, ensuite to master, central bathroom, kitchen & meals
area, large cellar, decorative ceilings. Outside there is an in ground heated swimming pool, old
wooden stables, old maids quarters and a 4 car brick garage with pit.
The choice is yours that provides an enticing introduction to this classic weatherboard home
where desirable dimensions and a sought after location create an exciting view to the future. Set
on a generous block of 18.9 metre frontage x 48 metres depth (approximately 900sqm), enjoying
a much preferred north facing aspect this double fronted 1930 style home is liveable and bursting
with potential. Only meters to Bacchus Marsh Primary School, Kindergarten, St Bernard Catholic
Church and the Village Shopping Centre. An outstanding opportunity offering enormous scope
to thoroughly renovate, redevelop or design a stunning new home (STCA) and fully capitalise on
a prime position. The home comprises 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/meals, bathroom, laundry,
attached bungalow. Sunny new gardens and double garage.
Inspect: Thursday 5.00-5.30pm & Saturday 11.00-11.30am
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The estate has a unique outlook over a reserve.
Allotments range in size between 608m2 - 1,587m2.
Masons Views Estate is a perfect location to build your dream home.
Contact: Len Smith 03 5367 8128 or 0418 343 754

166 Main Street, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340

MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
INSPECT SATURDAY - Grand Family Lifestyle
DARLEY 79 Dundas Street
Let this grand home reward you with a desirable family oriented lifestyle.
The spacious floor plan offers 4 double bedrooms including an oversized
master with walk in robes, parents retreat and full ensuite. The open plan
kitchen/dining/family area features ample bench space, quality stone
tops and huge walk in pantry, the second living area has enough room for
a billiard table and there is a separate theatre room. Gas central heating
& evaporative cooling, high ceilings, polished timber flooring. Set on a
large block outside offers both space and privacy, with established lawns,
a excellent alfresco area, double garage & side driveway access to rear.
INSPECT SATURDAY - Spacious Family Living
Inspect: Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Price: $549,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
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BACCHUS MARSH 29 Lerderderg St, Bacchus Marsh
From the moment you step inside this light filled home you
know you are going to be impressed! Comprising of 3 bedrooms
all with BIRs, separate study, 3 generous living areas, modern
kitchen with quality appliances, gas central heating & evaporative
cooling, renovated bathroom, high decorative ceilings, &
polished hardwood floors are un-beatable feature consistent
throughout the home. Outside is a beautiful garden setting 10m
x 6m garage/workshop & carport.
BALLAN 8 Myrtle Grove
Inspect: Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm

Price: $490,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
DARLEY 31 Grey Street
Inspect: Sat 12.45-1.15pm

Price: $519,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 6 Lorna Street
Approved Planning Permit For 3 X 3 Bedroom Units! Situated

in a fabulous central location with easy access to Main Street
shops, quality Primary Schools, Train Station, and to the freeway.
The overall total size is approximately 1200sqm, the existing
home comprises of 2 bedrooms, lounge with gas heating, galley
kitchen and renovated bathroom. An excellent opportunity
awaits those who are looking to develop this quality site.
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $349,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61418510
On Maddingley Side
Price: $525,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61426870
Dream Big
On a corner allotment, many options for purchaser of this brick

veneer home. The house is full of natural light and has a first class
timber kitchen, large lounge, 3 bedrooms (all with BIRs). Floating
timber flooring is a real feature, with gas central heating and
evaporative cooling providing comfort for all seasons. Outside is
a generous sized pergola area, established gardens and double
garage. Close to schools, shopping centre and public transport.
Explore the potential here.
Approved Planning Permit
Outstanding Family Home
Breathtaking from every angle, built by renowned builders Bryan

& Peterson, this property exudes a genuine quality. Comprising of
4 bedrooms, ensuite and walk-in robes to master, separate study,
3 living areas, including a theatre room, fabulous open plan style
kitchen with stainless steel appliances and expansive cupboard
space. Block of approximately 1000sqm, alfresco entertaining area,
beautifully presented garden, chook run, double garage and a huge
colour bond workshop. Do not miss out on this fantastic home!
BACCHUS MARSH 9 Alice Close
Quality family living, immaculate home set on 751 sqm (approx).

Positioned in a quiet court and moments away from main street shops
& schools. Stunning kitchen with stone bench tops and quality stainless
steel appliances, large light filled dining and spacious living area.
Comprising of 4 large bedrooms all with built in robes, central bathroom,
and theatre room at the rear of the house. There is a fabulous indoor/
outdoor alfresco area that provides outdoor living all year round. Outside
the gardens are low maintenance with its own Balinese style hut and fruit
trees. Come and be surprised today!
MADDINGLEY 38 Labilliere Street
Large corner block in popular Maddingley. Three bedroom home

with huge potential. All within walking distance to schools, shops
and train station. Ideal for home buyers, investors or Melbourne
commuters. The home offers 3 generous bedrooms (BIRs), large entry
foyer, generous sized lounge, kitchen, meal & dining area, and neat &
tidy bathroom and laundry. Fantastic corner position with excellent
choice to either subdivide (S.T.C.A.), or for someone to complete a
renovation of the home, makes for an enviable choice.
Price: $319,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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Price: $275,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
BACCHUS MARSH 59 Young Street
A fantastic opportunity to start in or a great investment awaits the

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Facilities, and the Bacchus Marsh Main Street shopping strip. Boasting
3 bedrooms, spacious lounge, kitchen/meals area, gas heating and
evaporative cooling, neat and tidy bathroom, sunroom, double
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Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $299,500
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Behind the scenes, someone in a high position is promoting your skills. A relative becomes more supportive
of your plans. A legal negotiation requires time and
consideration.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Group ventures may prove rewarding, providing egos
dont get in the way. Long-distance news may answer a
key question. This is a good week for framing long term
goals.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Thursday - Saturday sees financial reviews and financial
planning. The weekend offers an opportunity for mixing
business and travel. Your home life becomes unexpectedly hectic.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
Friends may try to impose their own standards or tastes
on you, testing your considerable patience. A fitness programme may be highlighted and romance is on the
upswing.
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Content (5)
Greek (8)
Notion (4)
Animal (8)
Ill-balanced (8)
Get ready (7)
Pebble (5)
Ease (4)
Destroy (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
7. A good thing, so far as the punter is concerned? (3,3,6).
8. A building for the field not built on (4-2). 9. As a joke,
figure on overturning the basket (6). 10. Answer the person Wrong number (7). 12. Snake in French, tree
in English (5). 15. Make ones mark as a rancher (5). 16.
How you said I have a big piano? (7). 18. Come out
with the key and mix with the others (6). 20. Hell turn
brown first (all over, when sunbathing?) (6). 22. Not altogether disinterested in thedescription of the house (48).
DOWN
1. Fear the terrible bore inside is a member of the family
(8). 2. Cracked up from shock (4). 3. Will tell you the
voters are almost equally divided (7). 4. Having bounded
back, pop in to telephone (5). 5. Takes ones place. Isnt
worried about the sandstorm (8). 6. Faithful: that you
can believe (4). 11. In full view come to the two parents
carrying the girl (8). 13. Sought the aid of the catalouge
when in dire need (8). 14. Its hard, with the terrible rain,
to get about,.anyhow (7). 17. Yes, is upset about the
boy being off-colour (5). 19. The girl ones writing about
(4). 21. Cut a figure on the rink (4).
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 7, For the better. 8, Lea-n-to. 9, Pun-net. 10,
Respon-D. 12, Asp-en. 15, Brand. 16, Grandly. 18,
E-merge. 20, Nud-Ist. 22, Semi-detached.
Down - 1, F-oreb-ear. 2, Stun (rev.). 3, Recount. 4, Leap-t (rev.). 5, St-and s-in. 6, True. 11, Pa-Nora-ma. 13,
En-list-ed. 14, G-rani-te. 17, Se-Ed-y. 19, M-Is-S. 21,
D-ice.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8880
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Superficial. 7, Pair. 8, Alacrity. 9, Crutch. 10,
Dagger. 12, Strand. 15, Remote. 17, Personal. 19, Tier.
20, Tempestuous.
Down - 1, Operetta. 2, Broach. 3, Lizard. 4, Pier. 5,
Clothe. 6, Stair. 11, Gumption. 13, Treaty. 14, Dinner.
15, Relate. 16, Tress. 18, Same.
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Across - 7, Bring to an end. 8, Panama. 9, Pillar. 10,
Garbage. 12, Uncle. 15, Cease. 16, Precept. 18, Gibbet. 20, Permit. 22, Cabin cruiser.
Down - 1, Breakage. 2, Anna. 3, Strange. 4, Happy. 5,
Hellenic. 6, Idea. 11, Bushbaby. 13, Lopsided. 14, Prepare. 17, Stone. 19, Inch. 21, Ruin.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Black forest. 7, T-win. 8, Miss-pelt. 9, Treats.
10, Spring. 12, Trunks. 15, Cockle. 17, Over-ride. 19,
Le-N-t (rev.). 20, All quarters.
Down - 1, Ma-inta-in. 2, Ski-M-s. 3, H-O-us-es. 4, Keep.
5, S-tol-en. 6, Bower. 11, Re-called. 13, Reve-a-l. 14,
Slip up (rev.). 15, Clears. 16, Lines. 18, Rule.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Behind the scenes, someone in a high position is promoting your skills. A relative becomes more supportive
of your plans. A legal negotiation requires time and
consideration.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
Creativity is accented not only in artistic pursuits but in
your career environment. A social gathering could introduce you to a VIP. Home improvements are favourably
spotlighted.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
This weekend offers the opportunity of going bargain
hunting. Thursday - Friday may see you appointed to a
prestigious position.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The weekend offers a chance to join a new social club.
A friend is more down to earth and this is a good time for
discussing a controversial topic with him or her.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
The week sees new harmony injected into relationships.

Putting things in a proper prospective helps you achieve
a goal on schedule. Competitive events prove rewarding.
NUMBER GAME
SAGITTARIUSNovember
ANSWER BELOW 22-December 22
The weekend offers an opportunity for reconciliation as
well as for a new friendship. Planning for holidays brings
results. A young friend provides intellectual stimulation.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Financial requests are made of you at the same time financial favours are returned. Watch a tendency to apologise too often. A recreational programme is highlighted
this week.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Close friends are now likely of an older generation. Avoid
making impulsive moves in financial matters. A friend is
finally more consistent and less difficult to please.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Relatives may be demanding of your time, but your patience is all importent. A financial bonus may arrive by
the weekend. You excel in the role of teacher.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

A highly magnetic personality keeps you in contact with
interesting individuals. Travel to a new destination is
indicated. Property negotiations are on tap. Your work
for good causes may earn you an award.
Creativity is accented not only in artistic pursuits but in

your career environment. A social gathering could introduce you to a VIP. Home improvements are favourably
spotlighted.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
This weekend offers the opportunity of going bargain
hunting. Thursday - Friday may see you appointed to a
prestigious position.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The weekend offers a chance to join a new social club.
A friend is more down to earth and this is a good time for
discussing a controversial topic with him or her.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
The week sees new harmony injected into relationships.
Putting things in a proper prospective helps you achieve
a goal on schedule. Competitive events prove rewarding.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
The weekend offers an opportunity for reconciliation as
well as for a new friendship. Planning for holidays brings
results. A young friend provides intellectual stimulation.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Financial requests are made of you at the same time financial favours are returned. Watch a tendency to apologise too often. A recreational programme is highlighted
this week.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Close friends are now likely of an older generation. Avoid
making impulsive moves in financial matters. A friend is
finally more consistent and less difficult to please.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Relatives may be demanding of your time, but your patience is all importent. A financial bonus may arrive by
the weekend. You excel in the role of teacher.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
A highly magnetic personality keeps you in contact with
interesting individuals. Travel to a new destination is
indicated. Property negotiations are on tap. Your work
for good causes may earn you an award.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8881
arbee real estate
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $199,000
Bacchus Marsh
This property needs a little bit of work but at the same time offers a great opportunity for the first
home buyer or investor alike. A solid home of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, galley style kitchen and
lounge with gas heating this home is located just a short distance from the Darley Shopping Centre,
Childcare centres, kindergartens and schools. The town bus service stops at the front door.
PID: 753876
ASKING $379,000
GOLF ANYONE?
Bacchus Marsh
This terrific family home backs onto the Bacchus Marsh Golf Course & even if you are not a golfer the wide
open views from the backyard are fantastic. The home has 3 bedrooms, master with ens & WIR, formal
lounge, kitchen & meals/family room & separate family bathroom & toilet. There is ducted heating & a wall
a/c in the family room. Across the back of the house is a nice pergola which looks out over the inground
solar heated, salt chlorinated pool & greenery of the second fairway.
PID: 750979
CALLING ALL INVESTORS!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $283,000
Investors or 1st home buyers, 3 bedroom house situated in a quiet court location. A nice formal lounge
with gas fire and a wall A/C. Laminate flooring. Kitchen with oven and dishwasher and good sized meals/
dining area. Bedrooms all have WWC & BIRs & the master bedroom has an adjoining walk through
bathroom. Externally we have a great BBQ area with a fully covered pergola which adjoins the carport
with remote rolladoor. 2nd pergola with shade mesh and fernery, 2 garden sheds.
PID: 713191
WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $255,000
This is worth having a look at. Great views over Underbank Valley from the lounge. Would suit Owner/
Occupier or Investor. Currently rented at $220.00 per week on a Monthly Tenancy with tenant desirous of
staying on. Lounge/meals area, very functional kitchen, 2 bedrooms (both with built-in-robes), spacious
bathroom with corner spa bath, shower recess and vanity unit. Separate WC. Laundry. Gas heater,
cooking, HWS. Garage. Manageable block of land.
PID: 738453
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
GOOD STARTER, LARGE BLOCK
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $299,000
This property provides the perfect opportunity to secure a great first home or investment property
on a larger than normal block. A neat and tidy 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with a gas heater in
the lounge & a bright north facing meals area adjoining the kitchen, this home is ready for you to
move in. A double carport, open pergola, a fernery & garden shed complete the outdoors, book your
inspection today.
PID: 742466
FIRST HOME BUYER OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $277,000
Bacchus Marsh
FAMILY HOME WITH BIG BACKYARD
ASKING $399,000
Located close to Bacchus Marsh west golf course & just minutes to schools, hospital & railway station.
Home has 2 bedrooms, the master with double BIRs & the 2nd bedroom with WWC & BIR. Electric oven
& hot plates, rangehood & dishwasher. Good sized lounge with R/C air con & Rinnai gas heater. Double
garage with rear rolladoor access and access to the house. Externally we have an 8 panel solar inverter
to mains, 5000 litre R/W tank & small courtyard with paving.
PID: 752111
Bacchus Marsh
QUIET AND CLOSE UNIT
ASKING $269,000
This terrific home offers 4 bedrooms + a bungalow, ens & WIR to master bed, & 2 living areas. There is
ducted evap cooling throughout & 2 gas wall furnaces to comfortably heat the home. Externally you have
a large covered outdoor entertaining area, a 9m x 6m colorbond shed, landscaped gardens & a backyard
with fruit trees, vegie patch & dog yard. Close to public transport and only a couple of kms from the Main
Street this home is highly recommended for the growing family.
PID: 748766
Bacchus Marsh
This very neat 2 bedroom unit is located in a nice quiet complex of 8 units within walking distance to the
Main Street. The unit has a nice big lounge with bay window, a separate kitchen and meals area, 2 good
sized bedrooms with BIRs, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet. Serviced by ducted heating and cooling
for year round comfort this is the perfect unit to downsize to. There is also a single garage with roller door
and a neat little backyard with nice lawn area.
PID: 752651
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

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LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
STRICKLAND, Joyce
Our beautiful Mum, Grandma and Great Grandma
You were always so happy and full of love.
Always thoughtful of others.
We will remember you being glamorous with your scarves
& broaches. You have taught us kindness, love and patience
and that is something we will always treasure.
Loved Mother and Mother in Law of Graeme & Ingrid
Grandma of Cindy & Mitch, Sue-Ellen, Mark (dec),
Jack & Stacey
Great Grandma of Ellie, Jake, Lilly, Ava, Mylie & Hunter.
In our Fathers house, you are safe and loved.
DEATH NOTICE
STRICKLAND. (Spinner)
Joyce Veronica On November 5, 2014, peacefully at
the Ballan Hospital, surrounded by her loving family,
aged 84 years. Loved and loving wife of Eddy for 62
years; loving and treasured Mum of Robbyn and Lisa,
Phillip and Sherryn, Graeme and Ingrid, David and
Julie; adored and respected grandma of 22 and great
grandma of 37.
Sleeping peacefully
FUNERAL NOTICE
DEATH NOTICE
STRICKLAND
The Funeral Service for the
late Mrs Joyce Strickland
will be held in the Anglican
Church, Simpson Street,
Ballan on Tuesday,
November 11, 2014 at
1.00 (ONE) p.m. Burial
will follow in the Ballan
Cemetery.
MAY Patricia (Pat)

Passed away 4th
November 2014
Will be greatly missed.
Much love
Your son Danny
Daughter in Law Donna
and
Granddaughters
Ainslee and Edan
Pat Cashin
Ballarat
5333 3911
DEATH NOTICE
MAY (nee Hartigan), Patricia Mary
Passed away at Grant Lodge Bacchus Marsh on
November 4, 2014. Aged 87 years.
Loving wife of Joseph (Max) (dec).
Dearly loved and devoted mother and mother-in-law
of Julia and Patrick; Frank and Di; Patricia and Kevin;
Monica and Steve; Maree and Sonny; Danny and
Donna; Ross and Tonia.
Loved grandmother to 24 grandchildren
and 18 great grandchildren.
An Angel now in Gods loving arms
STONEMASON
STONEMASON
WILSON
MEMORIALS
Grandmother of Jodie Apperley of Otorohanga NZ

Peta and Mark Stock of Te Kowhai NZ
Special Grandmother of Sean Rothery of Ulladulla
and Diane Tetley-Jones of Otorohanga NZ
Also Great Grandmother to 10 Great Grandchildren.
Mum you taught us well
and made us the people we are today.
Rest in peace Mum
Love you heaps Forever in our thoughts.
Too special to be forgotten
xxxxx
CHRISTABELLES
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THANK YOU
THANK YOU
To all my loyal clients at Lees Hair Studio
A huge thank you for your support
for over 10 years.
It has come time for me to move on.
To all my local clients and those who
have travelled remaining loyal,
a sincere thank you to all.
Regards Lee
EMPLOYMENT
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PART TIME 32 to 38 Hours per week

Bacchus Marsh McDonalds
Looking good takes work, and when youre as world famous as we
are, you need to look your best every day.
To be successful in gaining this position, you must have an outstanding
eye for detail and take pride in your work. The successful applicants
will enjoy early mornings, be prepared to undertake some industrial
cleaning, basic equipment maintenance in the form of cleaning and
some customer contact. An ability to work without supervision at
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The successful applicant will have:
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The capacity for manual handling and working at low level heights.
Ability to work well with a team.
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P.O. Box 398W, Ballarat West by Monday 24th November 2014.
McDonalds is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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E: news@themooraboolnews.com.au Black & White
Sport
Ballan Cricket Club

Division 3
Bowling - H Micallef 7-42/12, R Aquilina 7-1-2/20.
his first 100 for Ballan, Ben

making 50 retired, Chris
retiring on 30, Campbell,
Matt and Corey all making
18 each, Riley 13 no in his
first game for the under 16s.
Also Will Snaith batting at 3
and made 10.
Under 16s
Under 14s
Ballan 165 lost Newlyn

7/187
Batting - D Romeo 48, R

Aquilina 36, T Connor 35, J
Cameron 11 no.
Division 1
Ballan 161 def Burrumbeet
74
Batting - M Currie 28, M
Snaith 27, M Loughnane 22,
N Heafield 19, B Loughnane
3 no.
The lower order only needed
9 runs to win but pushed
it to their advantage and
batted until tea. B Hocking
(9) and Mason Currie put
on a great partnership. Ben
Loughnane also made his
first runs in the beginning of
a long career.
Jack and Peter Lalor.
Ballan 4/326
Ballarat 62
def
East
Batting - T McGregor 103

ret, B Loughnane 50 ret, C
Micallef 30 ret, C Sparrow
18, M White 18 ret, C White
18, R Ranieri 13 no, W Snaith
10.
Resuming at 0/23, everyone
got an opportunity to bat
with Tom McGregor making
Maiden
family first
On Saturday the pair became the first father and son
combination to play for the
McIntyre Cup in more than
20 years.
FATHER and son cricket
players Peter and Jack Lalor were the opening batsmen for Bacchus Marsh in
round six against Wallan on
Saturday.
Peter has become a seasoned
opener for the club over
the past 15-years, however
his son Jack played his first
game for the First XI after
scoring 264 runs in the first
five rounds for the clubs B
grade side. Jacks score of 89
not out in round five against
Ashfield elevated him to the
top side.
Peter said his advice to Jack

was to just enjoy it and have
a bit of fun.
Jacks always been mad on

cricket and always watches
it on television. We always
liked Ricky Ponting for a
batsman and Shane Warne
as bowler, he said.
The pair scored 88 between

them, with Peter 85 and Jack
3.
Wallan batted first making

only 76 runs and at the end
of play Bacchus Marsh were
3 for 151.
Jarryd Graham hitting a boundary at Burrumbeet.
The Moorabool News

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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.
Mick Loughnane batting for Div 1. Photos Chris Thom
Ballan 5/152 def Mt Clear

8/79
Batting - J McGregor 33
ret, B Neumann 32 ret, J
Crowe 31 ret, D Graham 17, S
Dehnert 11, L Hodge 5.
Bowling - J Crowe 3-0-3/10,
E Shaw 2-0-2/8, S Dehnert
3-1-1/3, J Stone 2-0-1/3, B
Rivett 1-0-1/8.
The team had their first win
for the year, with Jack Crowe

in
everything
making
31 with the bat, taking 3
wickets and 3 catches. Ben
Neumann playing his first
game for Ballan making
32 retired with the bat.
Ben Rivett playing his first
year of cricket took his
first wicket. Evan Shaw
also playing his first year
continues to impress with
another 2 wickets.
Under 12s
Ballan 2/85 v St Anthonys

5/96
Batting - D Pascoe 17, C
McEgan 11, C Gates 7 no.
Bowling - D Pascoe 3-03/11, R Penn 2-0-1/7.
Avenue
Bowling Club
Results - Round 6
Avenues Premier team this
week hosted Bareena, in
what again was a must win
game for the team. In another case of so near yet so
far the team fell agonisingly
short in the final analysis.
Avenue started well and
held sway for the first half,
going into the tea break with
a 13 shot advantage over the
visitors. As happens in highlevel bowls the team trailing at the break will come
out with renewed vigour
after sandwiches and make
inroads into a lead. Avenue
were able to withhold the
initial charge, however between the 80th and 90th ends
Bareena were able to capitalise on opportunities and
take the lead. A dogfight
over the final ends ensued,
with the scoreboard level at
98 all with 3 ends to play.
Try as they may, Glenn
Sargents rink didnt have
the slice of luck they needed
in the final ends, and when
Glenns drive narrowly
missed, Bareena signed off
for a 2 shot win.
Andrew Myers rink led
the way on the day with a
29-18 win, Glenn Sargents
rink had a 26-16 win, whilst
Sam Shannahan and Martin
Sheas rinks suffered 5 and
18 shot losses.
Next week the team travels to Lara, where a win is
sought to boost the teams
confidence after narrow
losses in the past three
games.
Final score Avenue 99 lost
Bareena 101
Division 3
The team journeyed to remote Beaufort Golf Club
with full intention of maintaining their unbeaten record, however things did not
go exactly to plan.
After a slow start Avenue
found it difficult to shake
off a determined opposition.
Leading on three of the four
rinks for most of the day,
Avenue were unable to cover
Charlie Grants rink which
after 15 ends only trailed by
2 shots, before the opposition won 9 of the last 10 ends,
amassing 27 shots to 1 in that
time, before going down by
28 shots.
For Avenue, Bill Hawkens
rink maintained their winning streak with a solid 11
shot win, closely followed by
Glenn Davies rink (6 shots
up) with Frank Pomeroys

rink ending up with a draw,
for the side to go down overall by 11 shots.
It was the sides first loss
for the season and they still
maintain a strong position in
the top 4.
Final score Avenue 95 lost
Beaufort Golf 106
Division 5 - hosted bottom
side Mt Xavier and had to
win and win well to remain
in early contention for the
final four, after a disappointing loss last week. Led by
a strong performance by
Peter Glass rink (38 shots
up), Laurie Burkes rink (11
shots up) and Bob Delaneys
rink (13 shots up) Avenue
were able to account for their
opposition by a massive 56
shots. Although he was not
involved in a winning rink,
Robert Duncan put in a
strong performance as lead
in his rink in his debut game
in Division 5.
Final score - Avenue 128 def
Mt Xavier 72
Division 8 - Travelled to Sebastopol and played on their
synthetic green, hoping to
continue their strong form
to date. Led by an excellent
performance from Lyn Robinsons rink (20 shots up) and
Peter Kays rink (15 shots up).
Avenue were able to secure a
26.5 shot win despite being
a bowler down in one rink.
This win entrenches the side
in the top 4 with games coming up in the next few weeks
against the other top 4 sides.
Final score - Avenue 117.5
def Sebastopol 91
In Midweek Pennant Division 1 lost narrowly to
Webbcona. Di Hardiments
rink were the stars of the
day with an emphatic 14
shot win, however the other
rinks could not match their
opponents going down by 16
and 3 shots respectively. This
loss drops the side down to
6th position on the ladder,
however it must be noted
that less than one games
points separates 3rd and 8th
positions on the ladder and
the ladies are still very much
in the hunt.
The team are still finding
the going a little tough in
Division 2 recording a 10
shot loss to BMS. Other than
Brenda Robinsons 15 shot
win there was little joy for
Avenue with the other two
rinks both soundly beaten
on the day.
The fight is now on to avoid
relegation, however Avenue is currently competing
against two other sides for
survival in this Division.
Sport
Darley Cricket Club
The Seniors recorded three

wins from four matches
against East Ballarat whilst
the juniors recorded one win
from three in the Ballarat
Cricket Association. The Under 12s are midway through
their round three matches
in the Melton Junior Cricket
Association.
Seniors
The 1st XI had a one day
match at Darley Park after
rain prevented play last
week. East won the toss and
surprisingly sent Darley in,
bowling them out for 163 off
48.1 overs. Opener Lachie
Herring led the way with 35,
and was supported by Ollie
Smith 27 and Jake Wilkie
26. Ryan Ali again starred
with the ball taking 3/15 and
David Hoey was brilliant
with the gloves taking two
catches and two stumpings.
Hayden Jamieson took 2/13
and Darley debutant Sajith
Rupasingha 2/17 combined
well to take four top order
wickets for just 17 runs as
East were bowled out for 104
in just 38 overs.
The 2nd XI also had a one
day match, playing at East
High in Ballarat, and again
losing the toss to be sent into
bat and finishing with 8/174
from their allotted 45 overs.
Jason Spence starred with an
unbeaten 67, and was supported by an in form Ben
Hall with 34. Securing three
votes Ben Hall starred again
with the ball taking 4/35.
Chris Mackenzie 3/34 and
Dayle Locke 2/28 bowled

well, as did youngster Joel
Cadman whom, just days after his 14th birthday, bowled
in his first second eleven
match impressing with a
tight spell of 0/12 off 5 overs.
In the 3rd XI East resumed
at 3/42 chasing Darleys
first innings total of 176,
and looked likely to bat on
early before youngster Jye
Stephenson snared the first
wicket for the day to have
the visitors at 4/63. The
wickets fell steadily and East
were bowled out for 110. Corey Beatons bowling figures
of 2/2 off 2 would impress
anyone,but none more so
than James Kerr as anyone
who knows him could attest.
Craig McDonald 2/18, Jye
Stephens 2/30, Daniel Hynes
2/33, and Jack Watkins 2
catches and a stumping were
also highlights in the win.
The 4th XI resumed at 0/36
in response to East 164 at
Russell Square. Darren
Hynes was out early with 22,
however it was Josh Hynes
who highlighted after batting faultlessly most of the
innings for 20 and almost
rescued the match on two
occasions with partnerships
of 24 and 20 with Tyler Cox 6
and Ben Gould 15, however
it wasnt to be with Darley
eventually bowled out for
137.
Juniors
Under 16 Gold also had
a one day match after the
first week against BallaratRedan was washed out at
Alfredton. Darley won the
toss and sent the combination into bat, but managed
just 4 wickets as Ballarat/
Redan finished on 128cc off
their 25 overs. Corey Beaton
again starred with the ball

and again another famous
tally, this time it was Richie
Benauds 2/22. The young
Lions batted well in slow
conditions to be 5 down at
stumps on 80 off their 25
overs. Jye Stephens was the
standout with 31 not out.
Under 16 Blue hosted Wendouree at Darley Civic Hub
and looked to defend their
first innings score of 124. Despite the impressive efforts
from James Hunt with 3/11
from 4 overs and some very
economical bowling by everyone, most notably Callum
Margrain with 0/5 off 3, Darley were unable to bowl out
the visitors or restrict their
score. Wendouree finished
with 5/172 from 44.
The Under 14s got their first
taste of turf cricket of the
season after rain prevented
play last weekend, hosting Coronet City at Darley
Park. Losing the toss and
again being sent into bat,
openers Blake Colley 33 ret
n.o. and Jordan Monaghan
23 set up the innings and
were followed by Jacob Little
21* and Zach Pead 12* as
Darley cruised to finish on
1/112cc from their (reduced)
23 overs. Again the Darley
youngsters all bowled tight
to secure the win, with Blake
Colley 3/8, Brandan Foley
2/1, Jordan Monaghan 2/13
the highlights as the visitors
were restricted to just 9/68
off their 23 overs.
The second Darley Derby
got underway at Darley Park
on Friday evening this time
it was Darley Roar hosting
Darley Cubs. Roar won the
toss, and of course sent the
Cubs in to bat first. The Cubs
finished on 3/39 in their first
split innings, whilst Roar
went on to make 2/116 from
their 20 overs. Hayden Nash,

Will Johnson, and Cooper
Parsons-Jones all have wickets, whilst Will Johnson
28rtno, Hayden Nash 22rtno,
along with Ryan Densley 24
also starred with the bat. A
big effort from the Cubs with
either the bat or ball this
Friday could swing things
round a bit in this one.
Darley Pride have a good
chance for a win and possible top position when they
resume their match against
Melton West Saints at Shane
OBrien Reserve. Melton
West were sent into bat
by Darley Pride and were
restricted to 7/39 off their
20 overs, whilst the Pride
amassed 4/88 from their 20.
This Saturday afternoon
the seniors all play BallaratRedan in a one-day match
with the 1st XI again at home
at Darley Park in a 50 over
a side match starting at
12:30pm. On Saturday morning Under 16 Gold travel to
Coronet City, and Under 14s
to East Ballarat, whilst Under 16 Blue will host a combine (Ballarat/Redan) with
Haddon. The Under 12s conclude their Round 3 matches
on Friday evening.
Ladder Positions
Seniors
1st XI - 8th
2nd XI 1st
3rd XI - 2nd
4th XI 10th
Juniors
U/16 Gold 7th
U/16 Blue 6th
U/14s 1st
U/12 Pride 2nd
U/12 Cubs 5th
U/12 Roar 6th
Elaine Junior
Cricket
Results Nov 1
U13 (Round 3)
Elaine 3/176 def East Ballarat 60
N. Pantzidis 27, H. MacDonald 2/2
(L-R) Seamus Dunne and Nicholas Pantzidis from Elaine

Cricket Club have made the Ballarat Cricket Association
U13 team that plays Geelong Cricket Association this
Sunday in Geelong.
Elaine Junior Milo cricketers (Back L-R) Matilda Dunne,

Isabelle Wood, Dillon Lyons, Lucas Wells, Sebastian
Raftery, (Front L-R) Ryan Wood, Phelan Vanderbeen, Ryan
Lyons, Jackson Lyons, Thomas Wood, Ollie Anderson,
Chloe Anderson.
Sport
Sulky Snippets
By LEN BAKER
Rockbank based owner/
trainer Charlie Attard has
Major In Art/Golden Navajo
colt Im The Boss going great
guns at present, notching up
his fifth victory in a row by
taking the Freedom Tanks
Vicbred Pace for C0 class
over 2150 metres at Bendigo
on Wednesday November 5.
Driven by Greg Sugars, Im
The Boss surged clear in the
last lap and careered away
at the straight entrance with
the race all his, but seemed to
lose interest as the winning
post loomed to only score by
2.5 metres on the wire from
Grinalltheway (one/one) and
Superlenny from mid-field.
The mile rate 2-00.3.
Melton husband and wife
team, John and Maree Caldow were successful with
much travelled 7-Y-0 McArdle/Another Sheila gelding
Eliminator at Yarra Valley on
Thursday, taking out the De
Bortoli Claiming Pace over
2150 metres.
Taken back off the gate from
outside the front row, Eliminator gained a three wide
trail home and finished best
to defeat Cowboy Cadillac
which led from the bell, with
Jetshawjoe third. The mile
rate 1-58.1.
Andy and Kate Gath were
victorious with consistent
Village Jasper/Andrells Love
4-Y-0 gelding Givemeaspell
at the Yarra Valley fixture,
taking out the Deb ONeill
Florist Pace Final for C0 class
over 2150 metres in a rate of
1-58.2.
Despite being left in the
open a lap out, Givemeaspell
bounded clear on straightening to score by 3.7 metres
from Art Of Locksley along
the sprint lane after trailing
the pacemaker and third
placegetter Gotta Go Henry.
At Maryborough on Sunday
November 2, Daylesfords
Bob Conroy snared the
Worlds Best Hoof Oil Trotters Handicap for T0 & T1
class over 2190 metres with
9-Y-0 Band Of Chips/Kept

Lady gelding Chipmont Lad
and son Glenn in the sulky,
proving too strong for Uetliberg and Lochlee Jacob in a
rate of 2-06.9.
Parwans Bradley Barnes
was also a winner when 6-Y0 Bettors Delight/Chokhann
gelding Clipper took out the
Macks Fashion & Surfwear
Pace for C0 class over 1690
metres from Cashwrangs
Smoker and Night Reveller
in 1-59.3.
Ross and Greg Sugars
landed the $16,505 Avoca
Maryborough Community
Bank Branches Maryborough Trotters Cup for TM0
or better class (D-H) over
2690 metres with very honest 5-Y-0 Quite Easy/Juverna
mare Quite A Moment who
is never far away in any race
she contests.
Coming off a three wide
trail after a bad beginning
from barrier five, Quite A
Moment ran home best off
a three wide trail to defeat
Action Kosmos and Kvintet
Avenger in a rate of 2-03.8.
William and Julian Attard
were successful at Maryborough with 4-Y-0 Armbro
Invasion/Yentis Girl mare
Playboys Dream in the Carmel Dix Recognition Of Service Trotters Handicap for
T0 & T1 class over 2190 metres, accounting for Katelin
Brooke and Ballan Road in a
moderate 2-08.3.
Andy and Kate Gath were
successful at Yarra Valley on
Melbourne Cup Day with
6-Y-0 Presidential Ball/Sheza
Glenwood gelding Partyboy
Glenwood in the Valley Vibe
Festival 25 January Pace
for C2 & C3 class over 2150
metres.
Goulburn Valley (Congupna) owner / trainer / driver
Scott Stewarts 8-Y-0 Blissful
Hall/Petite Alto entire Bitobliss was an easy winner of
the $50,275 (Group 2) James
& Son Smoken Up Sprint
over 1720 metres at Tabcorp
Park Melton on Friday.
Safely retaining the inside
running from the pole, Bitobliss was never out of second gear in winning by 3.2
metres in advance of Im Barney Rubble which trailed,
with Wartime Sweetheart
third after following the
pair. The mile rate 1-53.4.
Formerly known as The
Legends, Bitobliss chalked
up his third victory in the
race having greeted the
judge in 2011 and 2012.
Friday November 7 will

long remain in the memory
of youthful Melton reinsman Josh Smyth who landed
his first ever winner, guiding 8-Y-0 Sierra Kosmos/
Maoris Glory gelding Regal
Equation trained at Melton
by future father-in-law Ken
Tippet to an all of the way
victory from gate four in the
St Arnaud Cup Sunday Trotters Mobile for T1 & T2 class
over 2240 metres.
Rated a treat, Josh kicked
Royal Equation away approaching the final bend and
held a margin to the wire,
defeating Pocket Of Fortune
(three back the markers) by
5.6 metres in a rate of 2-00.7,
with Bitten By Walhalla running on late from mid-field
for third.
Avenels David and Josh
Aiken landed a stable double on the night with Cold
Major (Art Major/Van Gold)
winning the Swift Signs
Free For All over 2240 metres and Cold Sister (Like A
Prayer/Aspenglow) blousing
red-hot stablemate My High
Expectations in the (Group
3) Glenferrie Farms Chris
Howe Trotters Cup over
2240 metres.
Other winners on the Melton card were: Our Burning
Desire (Ross & Greg Sugars
Melton) the Alabar Pace,
Abbottshall (Brent Lilley
Bolinda & Rod Petroff) the
Aldebaran Park Trotters
Mobile, Diamond Ace John
Newberry Bunbartha) the
tab.com.au 4-Y-0 Pace, Bellas
Delight (Kari Males Bolinda & Greg Sugars) the NYE
@ Tabcorp Park Pace and
Whata Punt (Matt Craven
Terang) the empirestallions.
com Pace,
Friday 7 November, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 7 Winner: Bitobliss (1). Trainer: Scott
Stewart. Driver: Scott Stewart. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Friday 7 November, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 9 Winner: Regal Equation (5). Trainer: Ken
Tippet. Driver: Josh Smith. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Meetings ahead: Wednesday Ouyen @ Mildura,

Thursday Cranbourne,
Friday Melton, Saturday
Bendigo, Sunday Shepparton, Monday Horsham,
Tuesday Geelong.
Horses to follow: Union
Belle, Katmandonny, The
Majestic, Gozo Lighting,
Keayang Active, Chevals
Racer, Kamwood Jack, Somethingsgottagive, Nokomai,
Real Elegance, Pocket Of
Fortune, Grininalltheway,
Jaccka Clive, Thunder Fee.
***** PLEASE NOTE : There
will be no column next week
as Len will be in Christchurch attending the New Zealand Cup Carnival. ****
Friday 7 November, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 6 Winner: Cold Major (5). Trainer: David
Aiken. Driver: Josh Aiken. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Jarvis Miles breaks the Under 10 Discus record
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

The weekly meet was held
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test. Although the tail wind
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Miles (Blues) bettered his
own previous record with a

distance of 28.76m in the Under 10 Discus.
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Centre7445
Western
P997-1003
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7445Highway, Deer Park
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Tuesday 11 November, 2014

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

Tallat has talent

by nearly four lengths.

ippsland, Bacchus Marsh, SeafordEvaporative

$2,990 inc gst

but at the end of the day we are very pleased with

Your Local air-conditioning specialist

Phone: 5367 4964

Subject to site inspection, conditions apply.

HEATING & COOLING

BLINDS & CURTAINS

Free in-home Consultation

Ph: 0438 692 858

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Fresh Gummy Flakes

South Australian Raw Green Prawns

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

Sweet n Juicy Kensington

On sale Wednesday 12th November to Tuesday 18th November 2014

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

The Moorabool News 11 November, 2014 Page 3

Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Yellow Nectarines Washed potatoes

Fresh from our Farm

It is a very resourceful community

Pick n Dip your own berries

The Bacchus Marsh district will

Sample a range of gourmet goodies

Sunday 23rd November

see our Facebook page for more information

Fruit & Vegetable Delivery Boxes

Now delivering to Bacchus Marsh Primary

Easy Eater: $30

Thursday - 27 November from 6pm in The Supper Room,

2kg bag Washed Potatoes

30 November from 1pm in the Public Hall,

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Your Local News

Phone 5368 1966

Nationals Senator for Victoria, Bridget

*Harvested Fresh from our Farm!

Phone: 5367 5338 Fax: 5367 5555

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A rhyme of the time

Canvas / Clearview / PVC Awnings

P: 5367 4938 M: 0411 611 816

restaurant & cafe

Breakfast & Lunch

Tammy Bennett and Nerissa Kennedy are Sacred Friends

restaurant & cafe

Fresh seasonal menu

a copy of Scared Friends I Found the

Ballans Main Rd | 96 Inglis St | 5368 2999

Entries must be received by COB

helloworld awarded Best Travel Agency Group

Fax 5368 2764

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