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Australia Day Citizens of the

Year were (L-R) Mathew Prince
(Youth) and Donna Zabinskas
with Ambassador for Moorabool
Dr. Christine Durham (middle)
at a civic reception at the
Bacchus Marsh Public Hall.
Photo Helen Tatchell
Year of the citizen
Almost 16,000 people nationally from 152

different countries took part in citizenship
events yesterday, Australia Day. Moorabool
had 14 residents join the Australian family at
a civic reception at the Bacchus Marsh Public
Hall.
The day started with a free breakfast cooked
by the Lions Club of Bacchus Marsh, followed
by the official proceedings that included
awards for MSC 2015 Citizen of the Year
(Donna Zabinskas), Youth Citizen (Mathew
Prince) and Community Event of the Year
(The Great War Centenary Committee).
Wurundjeri Elder Uncle Ron Jones
conducted the Welcome to Country before
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell started the
formalities.
The integrity of Australia Day is about
what it represents, not the date it is being
represented on.
The history of our traditional owners is
written into this unique landscape; from the
desert outback to our rugged coastline, to
the tranquility of our rivers and streams that
give us life. A living-breathing library.
Cr. Tatchell said we are blessed by a
multitude of cultures, cultures that dont
define but enhance us both individually and
as a collective.
Today we acknowledge the commitment
Australian Citizenship represents and
welcome your inclusion into the Australian

family.
Catherine King (Federal Labor Member for
Ballarat) said Australia Day does see us all
come together to reflect on the values and to
celebrate and acknowledge our past.
Each new wave of migrants becomes new
citizens to our community. Their history
forms very much of our history.
The Australian flag was raised and the
National Anthem sung before Dr. Christine
Durham (Aust. Day Ambassador for
Moorabool) gave her address.
We are celebrating Australia and being
Australian in all sorts of ways. It is a day
of thinking over what it means to be an

Australian.
We also celebrate those who have been
honoured with awards, many of those will
be volunteers. Lets remember them and
dont take them for granted.
Dr. Durhan said the most treasured and
poignant event is the citizenship ceremony.
Like a gum tree, made up of many parts, so
is Australia with multiculturalism.
Citizenship is one of the powerful rituals
that bind us together as a community.
The day concluded with the citizenship
ceremony for 14 Moorabool residents
undertaking their pledge.
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Community Event of the Year Accepting the award for The Great War Centenary committee were (L-R) Damien Strangio,
Rita Gerner and Irish Kummerlowe. Photo Helen Tatchell
An event that
remembered
THE Great War Centenary

Committee, Bacchus Marsh
has won the Moorabool Shire
Councils 2015 Community
Event of the Year.
The event Bacchus Marsh

Remembers A year ago our
soldiers answered the call
held in September last year
was both educational and
engaging by encouraging
community
participation.
The event commemorated
and re-enacted the departure
of the first volunteers from
the region who signed up for
service in World War 1.
Bacchus Marsh Remembers

reinforced the ongoing
connection between Bacchus
Marsh and World War I, and
also provided information
on researching an ancestors
military service. The event
included
the
Creswick
Lighthorse, military reenactors, Bacchus Marsh
RSL, five Bacchus Marsh
schools and the Bacchus
Marsh Historical Society.
The Great War Centenary
Committee, Bacchus Marsh,
President Damien Strangio

said the committee was also
recognised with a Mayors
Award for The Lost Diggers
of Vignacourt visit to
Bacchus Marsh.
Both events showed the
ability of the community
to work together to put
on significant, important
events, Mr Strangio said.
He said the events also

highlighted the importance
of World War I to the
community from a local
perspective.
The Avenue of Honour

has 281 commemorative
trees, but there were several
hundred more people from
this region who signed
up. Our community was
much smaller back then
and it would have had an
enormous impact. It would
be hard to find anyone in
the community who was
untouched by the war. Weve
got living relatives (of early
volunteers in World War I)
still living in the area, he
said.
Your comments Court in action

are needed
By Jessica Howard
By Kate Taylor
Regular users of the Ballan
and the Spargo Creek
mineral springs reserves
are being asked to provide
feedback as part of a statewide masterplan.
The Victorian Mineral Water
Committee is preparing
a strategic plan for the
State Government, which
will include guidelines for
managing the sites.
To assist in preparing the
Strategic Master Plan, the
consultant team is keen
to hear from members of
the public who visit, use
or are otherwise familiar

with some of the Reserves,
explained a spokesperson
for the group.
The team is particularly

keen to hear about what
users like about the Reserves,
what should be protected, or
what could be improved.
An online mapping site has

been established at http://
vmwccentral.crowdspot.
com.au where visitors can
record what they like about
a Reserve, ideas they have
for it, and share photos of
it along with a short survey
which will help in planning
for the Reserve.
Off to the river or a trip

down to the beach for the
Australia Day long weekend
may have been the excuse
for many non-appearances
at the Bacchus Marsh
Magistrate court last Friday.
Although a quiet day
overall, a Bacchus Marsh
resident with 35 pages
of prior criminal history
was served with a Family
Violence Intervention Order
after a police application was
successfully passed.
The defendant was found
in an aggravated state at a
mother of threes property
in Darley on Thursday,
January 22, after violently
beating holes in the walls

and doors of the house with
a metal pole, the court heard.
The accused was arrested at
the property and taken to
the Bacchus Marsh Police
Station, where he continued
to act in an aggressive and
violent manner for four to
five hours, police informant
Damon Saunders said. The
Bacchus Marsh man has a
long history of drug and
alcohol related charges,
and was served with the
intervention order for a
period of 12 months.
Meanwhile, nine other
applications for intervention
orders were heard in the
court, with six successfully
served and three withdrawn.
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Kitchen Rules commencing
next Monday will have a local flavour with the addition
of Bacchus Marsh mother
and son team Rose and Josh
Tejedor.
Josh Tejedor said both he
and his mum had always
watched My Kitchen Rules
and had an interest in cooking, however he had to wait
until he turned 18 in 2014 for
them to apply.
Rose Tejedor said her now
19-year-old son was the
youngest contestant ever on
the show. Were also the
first mother and son team
ever, so they were two advantages at our audition.
Josh said another edge that
their team had was cooking South American and
Spanish inspired food. Rose
migrated from Uruguay to
Australia with her parents
and siblings in 1975.
Rose, an education support
teacher at St Bernards Primary School, said the whole
experience was amazing
and she loved everything
about it and made the most
of every opportunity.
Personally, having Pete
and Manu come to our
house and cooking for them
was one of the highlights. It
was very stressful but also
amazing, she said.
Josh agreed and said it was
a surreal experience to cook

for the celebrity chefs at
home. He grew up helping
his mother in their Bacchus
Marsh kitchen and then
began to develop his own
cooking style.
For a mother and son we
do quite a bit together. Were
very close and I wouldnt
want to be here with anyone
else other than mum, he

said.
Another highlight was the
travelling that went along
with being part of the show.
Id never been to Western
Australia before.
Rose said they met some
beautiful people and made
friends who will stay friends
for the rest of our lives.
The hardest part was being away from my husband

Carlos and daughter Jessica
for so long. Lucky I had Josh
by my side, she said.
Josh, a commerce student,
said he didnt see his age as
a disadvantage.
Mum will bring her traditional cooking and those
techniques and I think Ill
bring innovation because
of my age. You know Ive
grown up with new cooking
and new ways to find recipes
and I think that will help me
a lot too. And what Ill lack
in experience, Ill make up in
effort and desire, he said.
Everyone brought something new to the competition
and on a good day anybody
can be a threat.
Bound by strict confidentiality clauses, neither could
reveal how they went, or
if they gave Manu Fidel
enough sauce a common
complaint from the celebrity
chef.
Until the show airs, we
dont know if people are
going to like us, Rose
said. Our aim was to do
something we love doing
together.
My Kitchen Rules will air
from next Monday, February 2 on Channel 7. Rose and
Josh Tejedor will be in group
two and will appear around
the middle of February.
different materials.
Lal Lal Primary School
Principal, Judith Porteous
said it was great to see the
creative thought processes
that had been employed
throughout the assignment.
The students enjoyed playing the instruments in class
and they grouped the instruments according to their
different sound qualities,
she said.
Six students were presented

with certificates and prizes
for their creativity and effort, including Jake Gear,
Nick Barton, Kristy Findlay,
Dylan Anderson, Beau Gear
and James Inglis.
Meanwhile, a group of parents and newly appointed
music teacher, Fiona Lyons
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their homemade marimba.
The percussion instrument
consists of a set of wooden

bars, which are struck with
mallets to produce musical
tones.
[The group] painstakingly
chiselled, sanded and tuned
the keys for the marimba,
Ms Porteous said.
The marimba was formally
presented to the school community at the annual Christmas party, held on Thursday
December 18.
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By Jessica Howard
Lal Lal Primary School students and parents marched
to the beat of their own
drum just before the end of
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creating their very own percussion instruments.
A term-four music assignment saw all 37 students
create and present an instrument made from a variety of
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Feds cut emergency relief
Everybody
dollars from hospital
Penny pinching from the poor
By Kate Taylor
Funding for emergency
relief in Ballan has been
slashed by the Federal
Government.
Cuts announced at Christmas time saw Ballan District
Health and Care lose more
than $23,000 in annual funding provided by the Commonwealth for emergency
relief.
The $23,566 cut means
$10,000 less each year to
purchase food items and a
reduction of local available
services including cutting
the in-house social welfare
workers hours from four
days per week to three days
per week.
Were going to have to
source money for emergency
relief from other areas, said
Ballan District Health and
Care CEO Wayne Weaire.
Were hoping to maintain
a $10,000 relief fund with
money from elsewhere, and
that means seeking help
from the community in doing this as well as taking
some money from our own
opp-shop to do this.
He said that cutting the
welfare workers hours by
25 per cent was quite a blow,
along with losing the money
for emergency food relief.
Our greatest concern is
while we appreciate that we
need to respond to budgetary issues, its just difficult

when it continues to hit the
marginalised and the poor
- and thats what this does.
Mayor Paul Tatchell shared
the outrage at the funding
cut.
Its a bloody disgrace!
You cant pull your socks
up if you dont own a pair
and for a Country that
prides itself on its generosity
it needs to spend less time
reading its own press, and
take more time addressing
the forgotten five per cent in
this country that suffer the
indignity of a simple top-up
to get by.
This penny-pinching attack on the most vulnerable
in our Rural Community is
indicative of a Government
in denial; a Countries wealth
and prosperity should be
measured by the living
standards of the disadvantaged, not by the excesses of
the advantaged.
The fact that we have
working poor in our rural
hamlets is a direct indictment on selective policy
making ignorant of the fiscal
realities; I say to these loosely
called leaders and decision
makers - park your fancy
silverware beside your beef
wellington supplied in your
tax payer funded dining
rooms, wander back to your
offices sparing a thought for
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those that treat an evening

meal a luxury, and put the
bloody money back!
Labor Federal Member for
Ballarat Catherine King said
the cuts will have a disastrous effect on some of the
most vulnerable members of
the community.
She said that the Ballan
District Health and Care
funding provides muchneeded assistance to people
experiencing homelessness
and hardship in the Ballarat
area and its loss means they
wont be able to access emergency help.
These cuts relate to emergency relief funding for hospitals, housing and homelessness services, advocacy
groups and community service providers. What were
seeing is a brutal attack on
the very people in our community who need the most
help.
At a time when we know
many people are vulnerable,
the Abbot government is
cutting their support. They
havent even formally announced these cuts, so we
have no idea where the money is going or if there are
going to be any programs to
replace these vital services.
She criticised the timing
of the cuts, which were announced three days before
Christmas, saying the cuts
total $3 billion nation-wide.
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BACCHUS Marsh actor

Travis Burns will join the
cast of Neighbours in the
regular role of Tyler Brennan
in February.
The 23-year-old graduated
with a Bachelor of Photographic Imaging in 2008
and not long after was on
the books of Australias top
modeling agency, Chadwick
Models. It was around this
time that he developed a
keen interest in acting and
began studying at the Melbourne School of Acting and
The Film Space.
His first television role was
as Chase Robertson on the
USA CW network action series SAFS, which was filmed
on location in Cape Town,
South Africa.
The introduction of Burnss
character, Tyler, to Ramsay
Street in February 2015, expands the Brennan family
that includes older brother
Mark Brennan (played by
Scott McGregor).
Cheeky, charming and
cocky, Erinsboroughs latest
mechanic, Tyler Brennan,
is the youngest of four children. As the baby of the family, Tyler realised from an
early age that if he wanted
to be noticed he had to make
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News
Disease rises as vaccinations increase KERB CHATTER
CASES of whooping cough

(pertussis) in Moorabool
have increased dramatically
despite vaccination rates
above 96 per cent.
Moorabool had 50 cases of
whooping cough in 2014,
and four new cases up until January 19 this year. In
2013 Moorabool recorded
10 cases of whooping cough
compared to 2012, when
there were 22 cases of the
highly contagious disease
that affects air passages and
breathing.
Grampians Medicare Local
primary care manager Linda
Govern said of the four reported cases this year, two
were in children aged 0 4
years and two were in children aged 5 9 years.
The good news is Moorabool has terrific vaccination
coverage rates of over 96 per
Pertussis is a highly contagious disease that

affects the air passages and breathing. It causes
severe coughing spasms and can lead to
complications such as haemorrhage, convulsions,
pneumonia, encephalitis and death. Babies are at
risk of contracting whooping cough from birth, with
children under 6 months being at greater risk of
complications and severe outcomes because they
are not fully immunised.
cent, Ms Govern said.
She said according to Department of Health statistics,

in the Grampians region
overall there were 401 cases
of whooping cough in 2014
while across Victoria there
were 4,615 reported cases.
In response to the rise in

whooping cough, the new
Victorian Government will
reintroduce free whooping
cough vaccines for expectant parents and parents of
newborns, a program axed
in 2012 under the former

Liberal Government.
Premier Daniel Andrews
said whooping cough could
be deadly, especially to
newborns.
Under our plan, mumsand-dads-to-be will be able
to receive the whooping vaccine for free so we can protect more babies from this
life-threatening disease, Mr
Andrews said.
He said in the past twelve
months there had been a 57.7
Meetings, committee
changes top agenda
By Kate Taylor
Changing the times of council meetings and removing
internal governance committees are on the agenda
for the first Moorabool Shire
Council meeting of the year.
The December meeting
heard a motion to make
changes based on a review
provided by CEO Rob
Croxford.
In 2014 council moved its
fortnightly Ordinary Meeting of Council from 7pm
starts to monthly 5pm starts,
with meetings held in various locations throughout the
shire.
There has been mixed feedback on the change of time,
however generally it appears
that a later start time would
enhance community attendance, Mr Croxford says in
the report.
The report also nominated
committees to be discontinued - Social Development,
Finance and Governance,
Place Making, Development
Assessment, Urban Growth
Strategy, and Rural Growth
Strategy.
However an amended motion by East Ward Councillor
Tonia Dudzik, seconded by
East Ward Councillor David
Edwards, proposed to have
a further report from council officers on the benefits of
changing council meeting
times, as well as discontinuing the committees - except
for Development Assessment which would be retained as a delegated special
committee - and that a new
Place Making Committee be
established.
The motion was defeated in
favour of a motion by East
Ward Councillor John Spain

and seconded by Woodlands
Ward Councillor Pat Toohey
to defer the matter until the
February meeting of council.
Cr Dudzik spoke about the
proposed removal of the
committees.
Personally it does not concern me either way whether
or not the s86 committees
continue or not.
I believe there are too
many committees and perhaps some are unnecessary
and matters would be better
dealt with directly by the
full Council.
Cr Edwards is cautious
about discontinuing any of
the committees.
I think we shouldnt throw
the baby out with the bath
water - we should give them
an opportunity because they
do provide valuable input,
they are a good opportunity
for us to get first-hand information off the officers.
West Ward Councillor Tom
Sullivan also spoke with
caution about discontinuing
the committees.
I think its a matter of the
committee structure has to
be reflective of good governance and good process and
making sure we make decisions in a timely manner.
The number is not what really troubles me, Im not a supporter of having meetings
for the sake of having meeting meetings should have
a purpose. Any structure
that enhances that I think
has merit but I think that it
would be disappointing to
disband those committees
that have worked very well
over the long journey for the
sake of expediency.
Mayor Paul Tatchell said

he supports retaining the
committees.
The committees allow an
open discussion in a less
formal process, they allow
for sharing of information
thats not restricted by time.
We have 800 pages of information about a council
meeting given to us on a Saturday, and then we have to
read and understand it and
make a decision about it on
the Wednesday and these
are important decisions we
are making that affect peoples lives, so I want all of the
information thats available
to me and I want all of the
opinions I can get so that the
decision making process is
fully informed.
Cr Spain said he supports
slimming down the number of committees.
Its fair to say that councillors felt that we needed
a different mechanism for
exchanging information between council and officers,
we tried a number of new
committees and I wouldnt
say that its necessarily
worked as well as we would
have expected, I think Id
prefer a slimmed down version of some of these committees - in a growth shire
like Moorabool, towns are
growing and were setting
up new places, the Place
Making Committee is an
important one that I would
think would persist. But
some of the committees
dont have as much work on
a regular basis.
per cent increase in notifications of cases, from 2,926 in

2013 to 4,615 in 2014. This
included an increase in cases
among children less than
one year old 115 notifications of cases in 2014, compared to 74 in 2013.
Parents will be eligible for
the free vaccine as soon as
the expectant mother enters
the third trimester, until the
baby is six months.
Minister for Health, Jill

Hennessy, said: We expect
more than 80,000 more Victorians will be vaccinated
against whooping cough
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Back to school, are you ready

for the 2015 year?
Not yet, its very hectic
with the three kids. One
is starting prep, one is in
grade one and the other is
still in child care.
- Marta (Darley)
Yes, Im starting year seven.

My uniform is all ready and
we are picking up the book
list next week
- Maree (Darley)
Yes, we are definitely ready
- Kym (Darley)
Councillors Comments on
Meeting Time Changes
CR DUDZIK said she supports changing meeting times back to 7pm.
I have received a great deal of feedback from residents saying they are unable to
attend 5pm council meetings due to work commitments. Council exists to represent
the community and if residents find the council meeting time too difficult we need to
change it.
However CR EDWARDS said that when he has attended many council meetings at
peri-urban shires, the attendance is far less than that at Moorabool meetings.
I just feel that no matter which way you go itll suit some people and not others.
We need to carefully consider it if you have a 7pm meeting starting in Bungaree
for example, well people live all over the place and if they have to drive a long way
and youre already asking people to do a 12 hour day, that needs to be considered
and maybe a mixture of times is more appropriate -but then when you start mixing
times people get out of pattern, theres a lot to be considered before we make a final
decision.
MAYOR TATCHELL said he fully supports holding meetings at 5pm.
The reality is, its an Occupational Health and Safety issue for staff - if we start at
7pm that means that theyre knocking off at 4.30pm, and having a break but working
from early in the morning to late at night and theyve got to drive home and theres
no rule on when meetings finish, its sometimes 11pm. The fatigue factor in having a
break after doing a days work is proven to be the most dangerous thing the body can
do, it goes into relax mode and then it goes back to work mode - its better to have a
continuous process with a small break and go back to work. We have a responsibility
to our staff.
And the other issue is the cost we have to pay council staff for the break if we start
two hours later, plus we have to feed not only the councillors but also the staff and
its somewhere around $1800 a meeting. You could buy something else for the shire
for that.
CR SPAIN said that the main thing about the meetings is to make decisions in an
open forum to maximise the publics opportunities to see local government in action.
As the community Changes its ways of communicating, council has to reassess
from time to time whether its meeting reflect what the expectations are. I think its
always a matter for review for council.
CR TOM SULLIVAN said that meeting times have been a vexing issue with
benefits to starting meetings at 5pm and at 7pm.
It either has to be one or the other, you cant have some starting at 5pm and some
at 7pm, thats too confusing. The 5pm starts have only been going on in the last year,
I dont have a fixed view but I think the time has to be consistent for every meeting.
East Ward Councillor ALLAN COMRIE pointed out that no decision has been
made yet, but that he would like to see the current meeting times and dates stay the
same, as with the committees.
Some of the committees we need to get rid of anyway because their use-by date is
up but most of them will stay I think.
CR TOOHEY had not responded to requests for comment.
Fiskville exposed
Cancer study reveals firefighters have higher risk
FIREFIGHTERS
who
worked at the Fiskville
Training Facility have higher
than expected rates of skin,
testicular and brain cancer.
and Minister for Emergency
Services, Jane Garrett, visited Fiskville last Wednesday
to announce the findings of
the Fiskville Cancer Study.
Monash University conducted the study and examined cancer and death rates
linked to the site between
1971 and 1999.
Among a group of 606 people who worked and trained
on the fire ground, a total of
69 cancers were discovered
that resulted in 16 deaths.
Staff who worked full time,
and who were exposed to
flammable chemicals, combustion, foams and recycled
firewater, developed melanoma and testicular cancer
at higher than expected
rates.
Part time instructors considered to be in the medium
risk group showed higher
than expected rates of brain
cancer.
The Andrews Labor Government will ask the Parliamentary Inquiry into
Fiskville to include the
Monash report in its considerations. The Inquiry
will also get to the bottom
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We must learn the lessons

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cant be allowed to happen
again.
Minister for Emergency
Services, Jane Garrett said
a Parliamentary Inquiry interim report was expected at
the end of June.
We will deal with the findings for the sake of our firefighters and their families,
Ms Garrett said.
The inquiry will come up
with recommendations to
reduce the harm and provide justice for the victims
and their families.
of how this occurred, how

widespread the exposure
was and who should be held
responsible.
The CFA has written to
those involved in the study.
Firefighters and Victorians
concerned about these findings are urged to call the
Hotline on 1800 060 729.
said: Our firefighters work
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turn to protect them.
We
always
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Fiskville was a problem and
now we know it was one
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Should the state

government cap rates?
By Kate Taylor
A proposal to cap the
amount of rates that local
councils are able to charge
residents has Moorabools
Mayor Paul Tatchell speaking out against the State
Government.
Mayor Tatchell said he received an email from the
Minister for Local Government Natalie Hutchins, last
week informing Council
that the rate capping policy will be implemented in
the 2016-2017 financial year.
There is no denying its a
great headline, any policy
that reduces costs on working families has got to be a
vote winner; but is the devil
in the detail, or the detail in
the devil? Mayor Tatchell
asked.
He said that the email was
generic and fairly aggres-
sive containing a number

of assumptions not specific
to Moorabool, but to all Victorian Councils.
The rate capping policy
is being pitched as a new
and innovative policy but
the reality is rate capping
is a well-trialled policy
that was last used in NSW
and eventually abandoned,
but not before the existing
Local Government infrastructures were rendered
unsustainable.
Whilst I am sure rate capping Mark II will acknowledge past failures it is only
reasonable to explore the
risk reward in the reinvention of the policy combined with the cause and
affect once the policy is
introduced.
He explained that a CPI
based formula makes perfect sense when used in the
context of the cost of living

shopping basket - but said
when placed in the context
of Local Government services, the comparison between the average shopping
basket and an infrastructure
and services shopping list is
like counting how many apples there are in a bunch of
bananas.
There is also the question
of does a one-size-fits-all
CPI gives a fair representation of the cost of living in
Rural Victoria, not to mention Shires like Moorabool
that are experiencing unprecedented growth along
with the infrastructural and
services demands that come
with it!
Compare the costs of living in the rural sector using
an urban shopping basket,
and you see a sliding scale
CPI where the urban meat
reflects the rural poison.
Lets put things into perspective; Rural Victoria

represents 25 per cent of
the State population, yet
only receives five per cent
of Government funding
in terms of infrastructural
development.
He said that when Moorabool is compared with Ballarat, Moorabool has the
same size road network as
Ballarat, but a third of the
rate base to maintain those
roads.
Compare it to our other
neighbours in Melton and
its even worse! Subscribe
the same formula in terms
of basic Local Government
services, and smaller Rural
Councils become severely
disadvantaged compared to
our City counterparts using
a completely different funding equation.
He asked if the property
valuation system will be

subject to the same CPI
valuation.
Not to mention the differential rating system, will that
have to be scrapped and replaced with a CPI based formula - I am sure the Mining
Sector would be pleased, not
to mention gambling venues but not so our Farming
Sector already being crucified in a system where parity
is a dirty word!
Mayor Tatchell said he is all
for reducing the rates burden and exposing the costshift between state and local governments but asked
if the Essential Services
Commission using a onesize-fits-all policy have the
capacity to understand the
very real challenges that face
the Shire of Moorabool.
If history is any guide, the
Shire has been under-fund-
ed, under-estimated, and

under-loved by Government
for a very long time. The infrastructural demands comparative to our growth were
largely ignored during the
recent election; its hard to
imagine yet another layer of
bureaucracy being any more
generous!
The Democratic principles
of local government; where
democratically elected locals
decide what locals need will
now be decided by the ESC,
which rightly or wrongly
departmentalises the role of
Local Government; reducing
and regulating the rate burden may solve one problem;
but there still remains the
question of who pays the
bill!
Have your say news@the
mooraboolnews.com.au or
www.themooraboolnews.
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Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

Melton Regional Hospital.
Nathaniel has a little sister to play with now

when Darley mum Lucyna and dad Gerald
welcomed little Izabella on Thursday 15
January. Arriving at 2.38pm, Izabella
weighed 4000 grams.
Wyndhamvale parents
Melanie and Damien
Stephenson have had a
little girl to add to their
family. Isabelle May arrived
on Thursday 15 January at
14.26pm weighing 8lb 9oz.
Isabelle is a little sister for
Matthew.
Dales Creek couple

Sheridan and Mathew
announced the arrival of
their daughter, Summer, on
Friday 16 January at
2.26pm. Weighing 8lb 8oz,
Summer is a little sister for
two year old Seth.
Maddingley parents Chloe

and John have given birth
to a little girl Sienna
Gabriella Esqueria. A sister
for Mia, Sienna arrived on
Thursday 22 January at
3.17pm weighing 3575
grams.
Its a little boy for first time

Kurunjang parents Louise
and Shaun Frankas.
Matthew Luke arrived at
11.40am on Wednesday 21
January weighing 7lb 6oz
(3340 grams).
Melton West parents Amy

Crawford-Billington and
Nathan Billington, have
welcomed the arrival of a
little girl. Born on
Wednesday 21 January at
4.50pm, Airlea Hunter
Billington weighed 3030
grams and is a little sister
for Kyrah.
Wyndham Vale parents Ana

and Sione Minoneti have
welcomed a little girl into
their family, Moriah Hope.
Weighing 3.51kgs, Moriah
arrived on Monday 19
January and is a little sister
for Esafe JR and Sheerah
Milana.
Little Molly Louise Osborne was born at Ballarat

Base Hospital to first time Ballan parents, Sarah
(Hodge) and Mathew on Sunday 18 January.
After a long labour, Molly arrived safely at
4.45am weighing a healthy 8lb 0.5oz.
Tahlia and Alexa have a

new little sister, Sophie.
Melton parents Amu and
Ash welcomed their new
daughter on Monday 19
January at 4.06pm,
weighing 6lb 15oz.
Emma and Frankie from

Brookfield have welcomed
a little boy as their first
child. Weighing 3500
grams, Caleb arrived on
Saturday 17 January at
17.01pm.
Lacy Lee is a new little

sister for Abby. Born on
Monday 19 January at 4.20
to Romsey parents IngeLeah Nielsen and
Christopher Kimpton, Lacy
weighed 6lb 2oz.
Bacchus Marsh first time

parents have welcomed a
little boy. Arriving on
Wednesday 21 January at
7.57pm, Reuben Donn
weighed 7lb 6oz (3360
grams).
Little Cynthia Tomas is the

first-born child to Melton
parents Jenny and Carlos
Tomas. Arriving on Tuesday
20 January at 9.46pm,
Cynthia weighed 7lb 7oz
(3510 grams).
Brock has a little brother,

Jordan John Chambers.
Born to Sunbury parents
Vanessa and Brett on
Thursday 22 January at
13.52pm, Jordan weighed
3160 grams.
Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held Wednesday,
4 February at the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
Date
4 February 2015
4 March 2015
1 April 2015
6 May 2015
3 June 2015
1 July 2015
COUNCIL MEETING DATES FOR 2015

Venue
Date
Venue
Ballan
5 August 2015
Bacchus Marsh
Elaine
2 September 2015
Dunnstown
Bacchus Marsh
7 October 2015
Bacchus Marsh
Ballan
4 November 2015
Blackwood
Bungaree
2 December 2015
Bacchus Marsh
Ballan
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
The next Section 86 Committee Meeting is of the Development Assessment
Committee, on Wednesday 11 February, 2015 in the James Young Room, Lerderderg
Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh from 2.00pm to 4.00pm.
Members of the public welcome to attend.
BACCHUS MARSH RACECOURSE RECREATION RESERVE MASTERPLAN
Community Consultation Session
The township of Bacchus Marsh is currently experiencing a signicant rate of residential
growth and as a result is undertaking a master planning process at the Bacchus Marsh
Racecourse and Recreation Reserve to provide the framework to guide strategic
decision making at this reserve. This will ensure an adequate provision of active and
passive space is provided to continue to service the existing and future population.
We would like to hear from you!
Input from the community is an important component of the masterplan development
process. An open house session has been scheduled to provide an opportunity for the
community to view the existing masterplan for the reserve and provide input to drive
the future direction of the reserve.
Where: Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club Clubrooms (located at Bacchus Marsh
Racecourse Recreation Reserve on Bacchus Marsh-Balliang Road, Maddingley)
When: Thursday 12 February, 3.30pm7.30pm
There is no requirement to pre-register for this event.
The information gathered at this session will assist in the development of a masterplan
for the reserve. If you are unable to attend this session, the draft masterplan when
developed will be placed on exhibition for a further opportunity for community feedback.
Further information is available on Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
MOORABOOL SHIRE COUNCIL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND

The Moorabool Shire Council Community Development Fund will open on 2 February
2015.
Community groups/committees, community networks, progress groups and
development associations are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for seed
funding (and leverage for external funding opportunities) toward community
infrastructure projects that have a signicant impact on community development,
liveability and wellbeing in the Shire.
Funding is available for up to $25,000 with preference given to those that demonstrate:
A contribution toward the cost of the project by cash or in-kind support,
The leveraging of funds to support external funding opportunities,
A strategic basis - the project is detailed in a community plan, master plan or strategic
plan.
Groups, committees and organisations are encouraged to read the Community
Development Fund Guidelines carefully before making a submission. The Guidelines
outline the specic eligibility and assessment criteria.
Program Guidelines, Expression of Interest Forms and further information are available
on Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au, or by contacting Customer
Service on 5366 7100.
Please note, prior to lodging an Expression of Interest, all applicant groups must contact
Council and speak to a Community Engagement/Development Ofcer to discuss their project.
Applications close at 5pm on 13 March 2015.
AVENUE OF HONOUR - BACCHUS MARSH

TREE INSPECTIONS AND PRUNING WORKS
Council will be undertaking aerial inspections and tree pruning works in the Bacchus
Marsh Avenue of Honour from Tuesday 27 January 2015 to Friday 6 February 2015.
These important tree works will be undertaken as part of the ongoing commitment to
the Bacchus Marsh Avenue of Honour Strategic Management Plan.
Council periodically undertakes these works to limit the risk to public safety and
extend the life of the trees within the Avenue of Honour.
Works on the trees will be conducted Monday to Friday only during the hours of
8.00am and 5.00pm.
Trafc and other disruptions will be kept to a minimum.
MOORABOOL SHIRE COUNCIL COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM

The Summer 2015 Community Grants Program will open on 1 February 2015 and
close on 28 February 2015.
The Community Grants Program Guidelines are available on the Council Website
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au. Applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss their
project with a Community Development Ofcer prior to lodging an application.
Applicants are encouraged to read and understand the Community Grants Program
Guidelines carefully before making a submission. Please contact Community
Development Ofcers on 5366 7100 for further information.
COMMUNITY SATISFACTION SURVEY
Council would like to inform residents that from early February to early March, your
household may receive a call from an independent market research agency, National
Field Services.
The company has been commissioned to conduct a community satisfaction survey on
behalf of the council. Similar surveys will be undertaken across Victorian councils in the
coming months.The survey has been designed to assess the performance of Moorabool
Shire Council across a range of measures to identify ways to provide improvement or
more effective service delivery to residents.
We appreciate you taking the time to assist us with your valuable feedback.
Please be assured that your details and individual responses are condential. Only the
overall results are shared with Council.
If you have any questions, please contact Customer Service on 5366 7100.
AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS 2015
THANK YOU!
Moorabool Shire Council would like to thank the following groups and individuals for
their contributions to the success of the recent Australia Day Celebrations in Bacchus
Marsh:
The Bacchus Marsh Lions Club
The Bacchus Marsh Rotary Club
Bacchus Marsh Performing Arts Headquarters
Megan Waddington
Dr Christine Durham, Australia Day Ambassador
Sound & Light Concepts, Technical Staging
Bacchus Marsh Florist and Nursery, Floral Arrangements
Bakers Delight, Bacchus Marsh
Thank you to the members of the community who attended the celebrations making
it such an enjoyable and memorable day for all.
PERMIT APPLICATION
The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before 17 February 2015.
Location:
32 Adriana Court, Rowsley VIC 3340
The application is for a permit to:

Development and Use of a Shed Ancillary to an
Existing Dwelling and Variation of a Restriction
(Locate Outside Building Envelope)
Applicant for the permit is:

Ultra Sheds P/L
Application reference No: PA2014291
The applications can be viewed at: Moorabool Shire Council, 15 Stead Street, Ballan.
182 Halletts Way Darley. https://greenlight.e-vis.com.au/moorabool. This can be done
during ofce hours and is free of charge. Any person who may be affected by the granting of the
permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority.
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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memorial
service
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chairperson Debra Doyle
paid tribute to Annas
outstanding dedication and
commitment to the House
over the past six years.
Her work included the reestablishment of the original
House after a period of
closure, plus steering the
committee of management
through the building of the
new house which opened in
2010.
As a tribute to Annas
efforts, the DNHLC child
care centre will be named in
her honour.
Jeanette McGonegal has
taken over the role of
manager at the House.
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ADULT EDUCATION
MARKETS
Ballan & District Community House

Term 1 starts January 27, programs out now! Classes include
Health & wellbeing, Arts, Computer Courses. New classes
includeDance Classes for Kids and Adults Start Tues 27 Jan;
Beginners Embroidery starts Tues 27 Jan;Yoga Classes from Wed
28 Jan; Brazilian Cardio Fusion and Complete Fitness Sessions
fuse Brazilian Music, Dance and Martial Arts, starts Mon 2
Feb;Please call BDCH office to book and pay. Phone 5368 1934
or email support@bchvic.org to enrol.
Ballan Lions Club Market: Saturday 7 February, 8am-1pm.

1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre, 33-35

Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation classes,
community groups, occasional child care, venue hire. Enquiries
welcome. Phone 5367 4390, www.darleylearning.com
MEETINGS
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Jack 9741 9705.
Darley Market: Saturday 7 February, 8am 1pm. 1st & 3rd

Saturday each month at Darley Park Football Reserve.
Ballan Farmers Market: Next Market Saturday 14 February,

9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Service Times - Saturday 31 January - St Johns Bungaree:
6pm. Sunday 1 February - St Johns Ballan, 9.30am; St Marks
in the Pub Gordon, 5pm. Enquiries - Glen Wesley 5368 2730.
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.
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
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Sunday 1 February, 10am (combined service) - Holy Trinity
Anglican Church (no other services on day). Other Service
Times - Sundays 8.30am & 10am; Wednesdays 10am; Balliang
- 2nd & 4th Sundays 9am; Myrniong - 1st & 3rd Sunday 11am;
Blackwood - 1st Sunday 9am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday
5pm. Enquiries 5367 5362 (office).
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.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
BALLAN AUTUMN FESTIVAL

Antique Fair
WANTED
WWI Memorabilia
Sunday March 22
Stallholder invitation for trestle stalls.
Held in the Ballan Mechanics Hall
Expressions of interest by 10 Feb
Call Jean 0415 846 907 or email:
ballanautumnfestival@gmail.com
The Ballan Shire Historical Society is

preparing for an Exhibition to commemorate
the Centenary of the ANZAC landing at
Gallipoli in 1915.
We are seeking items related to WWI that
may be suitable for display; photos, medals,
diaries, uniforms, souvenirs, letters etc. that
people are prepared to donate, lend or allow
to be photographed or scanned .
If you can help, please phone or email the
Society and you will be contacted.
Phone: 5368 2544 (please leave a message if
unattended).
Email: bshsinc@hotmail.com.au
- Rick Biden. Secretary.
BACCHUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Sunday Services will commence on
Sunday 8 February, 2015 at 11am
RSL Main St, Bacchus Marsh
Come & be part of the new work that God
is doing in our community & where the
uncompromising Word of God will be preached.
This is an independent full gospel church.
Contact Jim Barefoot (0434 341 797)
Come Worship with us and encounter Gods Presence
Next Shoot:
Location:
BALLARK
& DISTRICT
BALLARK & DISTRICT GUN CLUB
GUN CLUB
Sunday 5 May 2013
th
BALLARK
Upcoming
event
Ballan Meredith
Rd
Nominations: 10.00am
Sunday 1st March
Event Start: 10.30am
Enquiries:
Gerald Connor
0409409602
Ballark
Club Shoot
Marc Canavan 0432 237 389
Proceeds to:
Ballan Football Welcome
& Netball Club High Gun Award
Everyone
Prizes, Refreshments, all money raised goes back into our community.
Along
ShotandGun
Draw
Come
SupportPrize
your District
& Club.
Location: BALLARK, BallanMeredith Rd

Nominations: 10.30am,
Eye Opener from 11.00am
Enquiries: Gerald Connor 0409 409 602
James Molesworth 0402 000 450
Warm marinaded Olives served with crusty bread

$8
News 27 January, 2015 Page 13
Spanish Jamon Serrano (served with bread)
The Moorabool
$10
Fish of the Day

Spanish Tortilla served with bread

$8
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Caf

Bruschetta (Tomatoes, Spanish onions, basil

topped with Meredith marinaded goats fetta)
$10

Mussels Espaola served with crusty bread $12
(Mussels steamed with garlic, tomatoes, basil & white wine)

Spanish twice baked chicken wings
Served with crusty bread

$10

Bocadillos de Chorizo (Spanish chorizo sliders) $12
An advertising feature of The Moorabool News
2 small bread buns with grilled chorizo, topped

with caramelised onions, roasted peppers, rocket
& homemade mayonnaise
Suggested wine: Anarchist Red Blend $8/gl
$30/bot

Spring grape pickers Tapas Platter $20
Selection of Spanish cold meats, olives,
Manchego cheese

(gluten free option available)
Your guide to Cafs in the Moorabool region
Suggested wine: 2011 Rose

$8/gl to $30/bot
Welcome

Winemakers Cheese Platter $22
Selection of Meredith
cheese, G
ippsland
Brie,
2 Albert
Street,
Darley
Spanish Manchego, Rolada & Quince paste
Debs House

Spanish Paella (chicken and seafood ri
served with salad

Suggested wine: 2011 Pinot Noir

Spanish chicken salad
Grilled tender pieces of chicken marinated

Traditional Spanish herbs & spices served
of lettuce, rocket, tomatoes, spanish onion

& mango
Suggested wine: 2008 Marsanne

Anakie Wagyu Burger topped with a to

& roast pepper relish, cheese & crispy
served with chips
January 2015
Suggested wine: 2009 Cabernet

2006 Cabernet (Connawarra)

Grilled Western Plains Pork Cutlet
With apple, coriander & Anakie honey sals

Rated 5salad
stars and spanish
rocket & roast pumpkin
winery with award
win2011
Suggested wine:
ning delShiraz
Rios
and Mayhem@
Anakie wines
Ph: 5367 2888

Open 6 Days
* Gluten free bread available
Schnitzel &
Salad Roll with
375ml drink
$8.50
OPENING HOURS
MON-FRI 5.00am3.30pm SAT 5.00am1.30pm
From
the
Caf
Coffee & Cake $5

Sushi Rolls $2.50
Hot Chinese
Take Away Available
FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

1-9 Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh
Phone: 5367 3388
17 Nelson St, Darley Ph: 5367 5805
Newly renovated All day breakfast

Great coffee/tea Store baked sweets
Light lunches and takeaway
Fresh sushi & rice paper rolls made MonFri
Ice creams, slushies, iced coffee/chocolates
and frappes
MonFri: 6.30am5pm Sat: 7.30am3pm
Breakfast
Light lunches
Coffee
Bread
LUNCH from $7.50
Hours: Mon-Fri 4.30am3.00pm
Saturday 6am12 noon
33 Griffith Street, Maddingley
Phone: 0457 171 631
Premium Wine | Tapas | Paella

Marvellous views | Live Music
OF MT. ANAKIE
CAFE | CELLAR DOOR
Weekend
lunch
12-4pm
2290 Ballan Road, Anakie (next to Fairy Park)

P: 5284 1227 M: 0418 543 844 www.delrios.com.au
EASY ACCESS
TO HOMEMADE
COOKING
Regulars at Debs House pull up with ample
parking available, which also includes truck
bays to suit B-Doubles and Tippers.
Debs House Cafe is operating in its ninth year
in a great location on the corner of Gisborne
Road and Albert Street, Darley. Enjoy easy
access for locals and travellers. Inside and
outside the cafe caters for 40 customers in
total.
The extensive menu Deb has available
includes Hot and cold foods, Foccacias, a
large Breakfast menu including the ever
popular Big Breakfast at $9.90, Hamburgers
and Scotch llet toasted sandwiches. A
favourite of her customers is the choice of
All Meat, Chicken or Tuna Sandwich or roll
topped up with fresh salad daily at $5.50.
A current special of Schnitzel and Salad roll
with a 375ml can of drink at $8.50 is proving
popular.
Deb likes to employ locally and currently
has some very dedicated sta who have
been with her for years. When you are next
needing catering remember to consider Deb
and give her a call.
Call in and choose from all of Debs proud
homemade cooking. A variety of avoured
pies are just one of her specialties.
2 Albert Street, Darley
Ph: 5367 2888
Open 6 Days
Suggested wine: 2011 Sauvignon B
Expressions Of Love
Trish 5368 2740
Lunches, Cakes, Coffee

Wed-Mon (Closed Tuesdays)
Shop 1/130 Inglis Street, Ballan
BEST COFFEE IN TOWN
Gourmet Sandwiches, Wraps and Rolls

Home Made Burgers
Brekkie for those early
Fresh Salads
starters 6am Mon-Sat
Milkshakes
Parmy Tuesday (12 to choose from)
Seniors special: $3 coffees 10am - 12pm
CAFE CHINO
ON THE AVENUE
OPEN FROM 6.00AM
Phone 5367 0122

208 MAIN STREET BACCHUS
MARSH
CAFE
CHINO
(Across from the library)
List your business in the The Moorabool News Cafe Chat guide Call 5368 1966
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The gravesite at Greendale cemetery for Rev. John Nagle.
Photo Helen Tatchell
Historical burial
at cemetery
58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan

Phone: 5368 1966
E: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
By Jessica Howard
Grants for Community Sport
and Recreation Groups
If your organisation delivers sport and active recreation activities
in country Victoria, it could be eligible for support under the
Country Action Grant Scheme and Victalent.
Up to $5000 per project is available from the Country Action
Grant Scheme to:
Improve your organisation or club;
Enhance the skills of coaches, officials or administrators; or,
Help provide better access for all members of the community.
Eligible organisations may also apply for up to two $500 Victalent
grants to assist with travel related to competition or training for
officials, coaches, athletes and teams.
Applications for both programs are open until 3 March 2015
for projects scheduled to start after 1 July 2015.
Applicants are encouraged to discuss their application with a Sport
and Recreation Victoria regional representative before lodging
a submission. To obtain contact details for assistance with your
application, please call our Grants Information Line on 1300 366
356 (for the cost of a local call) on any weekday between 8.30am
and 10.00pm (except public holidays).
online, please visit:

www.dtpli.vic.gov.au/grants
ZO580024
For further information and to lodge your application
After close to 150 years since

the opening of the Greendale Cemetery, Moorabool
Shire Residents have taken
part in a burial service for
the cemeterys first priest.
Born on July 4 1931, Father
John James Nagle passed
away in October at the age
of 83-years-old, and was one
year shy of celebrating half a
century as a priest.
Remembered for his kind
heart and tireless work, Father John spent most of his
49 years as a priest in various parts of Tasmania, and
contributed to a number of
groups such as the St Vincent de Paul Society and the
Focolare movement, before
retiring in Greendale.
A concelebrated requiem
mass was held on Monday,
October 20 at Saint Bernards
Church in Bacchus Marsh,
followed by a procession
from the Greendale cem-
etery gate to the grave.

Close friend and Myrniong
resident, Pat Shanahan said
as the first priest to be buried in the cemetery since
1866, Father Nagle had made
history.
The cemetery trust made
an area available to the
Greendale Two Hearts Community earlier this year, so
we really wanted to make
Father Johns mass something special, he said.
We formed a procession
from the front gate to the
grave site, and the missionaries sang hymns as people
formed a guard of honour.
As the first catholic priest to
be buried here, it was quite a
special occasion.
Father John spent the last
duration of his cherished life
as the spiritual advisor and
director of the Greendale
Two Hearts Community,
and will always be remembered for his caring ways.
TOM
Environmental Opinion
Hay, who
dropped a bale?
Police wish to speak to the
driver of a white one tonne
utility following a crash in
Myrniong on Monday, January 19.
Investigators have been
told that a black Honda was
headed east along the Western Freeway around 10.40am
on January 19.
The driver of the Honda
had just finished overtaking
traffic and was returning to
the centre lane when her car
struck a bale of hay which
was in the middle lane.
The Sebastopol woman

pulled into the emergency
lane and saw a white one
tonne ute loaded with hay
stopped ahead of her.
She got out of her car and

went to talk to the driver but
the ute drove off.
Anyone who witnessed the

incident or with further information is urged to contact
Crime Stoppers on 1800 333
000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.
crimestoppersvic.com.au
Old radios to
be replaced
RURAL and regional police
have been given a ten-four
from the new Victorian Government to replace outdated
police radios.
Last Wednesday the Minister for Police Wade Noonan
announced talks had begun
with Victoria Police to replace the old system.
Country Victoria police,
whose safety was compromised by outdated police
radios that let members of
the public listen in to their
operations, will be provided
with new digital radios to replace the outdated analogue
system.
Mr Noonan said he was
shocked to discover more
than 9000 people had listened to a police pursuit

via a smartphone app and
scanners.
It was in Sale that I first
learned from the local police officers how critical this
problem is for them, Mr
Noonan said.
That is why these visits
matter, so I can learn from
the police on the ground the
issues that are important to
them.
The Labor Government has
promised $10 million to deliver the new digital system,
which will include in-car,
mobile and portable radios
with a secure and encrypted
network.
with Tom Kingston
Coal is good for humanity (PM Abbott) NOT!
Happy New Year to all Environmental Opinion readers - another year of reading
about all things environmental in this local paper.
Another year of hearing
lots of bad news about how
the planet is going. I dont
know how you put up with
it? Perhaps our esteemed national and state leaders dont
read The Moorabool News
on a regular basis. Maybe
they dont read it at all. Perhaps if they did they would
see this small, insignificant
piece of environmental news
as merely propaganda. Still
this writer continues this
propaganda for some reason, under some misunderstanding, and in a whimsical
frame of mind. How can you
not be whimsical when fires
burn in most states, when
2014 appears to be the hot-
test year on record and when

the response of the federal
government is to wind back
all action on addressing climate? And so, dear reader I
welcome you back to 2015.
According to Nature (517,
187190 - 08 January 2015)
government policy makers
have generally agreed that
the average global temperature rise caused by greenhouse gas emissions should
not exceed 2 C above the
average global temperature
of pre-industrial times. It has
been estimated that to have
at least a 50 per cent chance
of keeping warming below 2
C throughout the 21st century, the cumulative carbon
emissions between 2011 and
2050 need to be limited to
around 1,100 gigatonnes of
carbon dioxide. However,
the greenhouse gas emis-
sions contained in present

estimates of global fossil fuel
reserves are around three
times higher than this, and
so the unabated use of all
current fossil fuel reserves is
incompatible with a warming limit of 2 C. After examining the data Natures
results suggest that, globally,
a third of oil reserves, half of
gas reserves and over 80 per
cent of current coal reserves
should remain unused from
2010 to 2050 in order to meet
the target of 2 C.
Nature goes on to show that
policy makers instincts to
exploit rapidly and completely their territorial fossil
fuels are, in aggregate, inconsistent with their commitments to this temperature limit.
And on a lighter note allow
me to conclude this weeks
piece by quoting from a

few US politicians on coal
and the like. These words,
it appears to me, could just
as easily been said by some
of our own. A Republican
Senator, Cory Gardner, in
a debate last year said he
wouldnt give a straight yesor-no answer on whether
mankind has contributed to
global warming. I believe
that the climate is changing,
I disagree to the extent that
its been in the news, that
humans are responsible, he
said. He also said the Obama
administration is waging a
war on the kind of energy we
use every dayfossil fuels
because they want to tell us
how we live our lives.
Another Republican, David
Perdue, said, In science,
theres an active debate
going on about whether
climate change is real, adding that if there are climaterelated impacts to Georgias
coast, some smart person
will figure out how to deal
with them. Perdue has also
slammed the Obama administration for waging a war
on coal and has called the
EPAs new carbon emission
rules shortsighted.
Another Republican, Steve
Daines is a harsh critic of
Obamas energy and climate policies, which he said
threaten nearly 5,000 Montana jobs and would cause
Montanas electricity prices
to skyrocket. He signed a
pledge that he will oppose
any legislation relating to
climate change that includes
a net increase in government
revenue. He believes global
warming, to the extent that it
exists, is probably caused by
solar cycles.
Finally another Republican,
Shelley Moore Capito in a
debate recently said, I dont
necessarily think the climates changing, no. Then
she clarified that her opinion might change with the
weather: Yes its changing,
it changes all the time, we
heard it raining out there,
she said. Im sure humans
are contributing to it. Capito is also a founding member
of the Congressional Coal
Caucus.
And finally to top off all talk
on coal our own shirt fronting Prime Minister said,
Coal is good for humanity,
coal is good for prosperity,
coal is an essential part of
our economic future, here in
Australia, and right around
the world.
What is your opinion?
Convenient Location,
Affordability & Easy Care Living
Purchasing a
holiday house
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
29 Manor Street, Bacchus Marsh
Perfectly positioned in a leafy family friendly street

and only moments away from the Village Shopping
Centre, sought after Schools & Kindergartens. This
well maintained home has good solid bones and could
be easily transformed to suit a modern day lifestyle.
Once inside the welcoming interiors of the home
feature 3 spacious bedrooms, sizeable lounge with
original gas heater & gas central heating throughout,
polished timber hardwood flooring & high ceiling. The
eat in kitchen is well portioned with timber cupboards
& a breakfast bar which leads to a sitting room/dining
area, very neat bathroom and laundry. The backyard
is low maintenance and generous in size, brick lock
up garage, loads of room for caravan/boat/trailer etc.
Resting on a large block (app 847 sqm) this appealing
home is an ideal choice for market new comers, astute
investors, or those seeking to downsize as it combines
a premium central location with affordability and an
easy-care block. Price: $415,000.
LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh

Phone: 5367 8128 Mobile: 0418 343 754
www.lensmith.com.au
With students returning to

school and many of us back
at work this week, readjusting can prompt thoughts of
buying a holiday home or
even moving permanently
to the coast or the country.
This can be a good investment and, with research and
planning, can open future
options. These can include
swapping with other holiday home owners to vary
the destination, relocating or
retiring there in future and
even a long-term sea change
or tree change.
Every summer real estate
agents experience the results
of this longing for an endless
holiday lifestyle. For agents
in coastal towns summer is
a seven-day-a week frenzy,
with January accounting for
a considerable part of their
agencies annual turnover.
And the rush can last until
Easter.
In towns such as Warrnambool, along the Gippsland
coast and on Phillip Island,
the Mornington Peninsula
and along the Great Ocean
Road, agents show properties to holidaymakers facing that drive to the office,
packed trains and weekends
mowing the lawns.
Agents in inland towns
such as Bright are also busy
with buyers taking advantage of fine weather to shop
for a rural retreat. While
most search the Internet for

a property holidaymakers
have the time to browse in
agency windows and view
properties.
It is a time when it is easy to
buy with the heart, not the
head. But holiday home purchases should be treated like
any other house purchase,
resting on a foundation of
solid research with sound
fundamentals.
It is important that a gorgeous view or peaceful location does not detract from
those fundamentals. Is the
Section 32 in order? Is the
property sound? Has the
contract been checked thoroughly? What is planned for
nearby blocks and are there
any road or major infrastructure projects planned
nearby?
Agents must be aware of
restrictions on development
limiting what can be done
with that fibro holiday shack
on a large block and should
give you this advice. But to
be sure, ask whether or not
you can develop the property as this will also have a
bearing on its value.
It is also important to check
whether a rural property
or even one in a regional
town or an outer Melbourne
suburb is deemed bushfire prone. What work is
needed to have the home
and surrounds meet the recommended bushfire safety
standards?
If you are planning to rent
the property check with local agents what rent it could
command including in the
off-season. Many regional
agents offer property management, making it easy for
time poor city dwellers to
handle repairs, renting out
the property and knowing what to charge. And
remember mortgages still
have to be paid in winter.
arbee real estate
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Saturday 31st Jan 1.00-1.30pm
CUSTOM BUILT IN GREAT LOCATION
Bacchus Marsh
5 Lindsay Place
Saturday 31st Jan 11.00-11.30am

ASKING $379,000
Nestled in one of the more secluded pockets of Bacchus Marsh is this lovely family home. Presenting
4 bedrooms, including master with large walk in robe & ens with shower toilet & vanity. The living area
is open plan with kitchen/dining/entertainment leading onto undercover pergola, as well as a formal
lounge/2nd living space. Other features include evaporative cooling, ceiling fans, energy saver heating,
7m x 4.5m garage, double carport, 3m x 3m garden shed, 4500LT water tank.
PID: 770366
ULTIMATE FAMILY LIVING ON QUARTER ACRE
Bacchus Marsh
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
10 Cain Street
ASKING $275,000
Situated close to schools, shops, parks & other amenities is this 2 bedroom plus study unit.
Consisting of galley kitchen/dining, formal living, heating & cooling, quality appliances and fittings &
fixtures. Externally we have a small yard, alfresco area & much more only an inspection will reveal.
PID: 763463
ASKING $585,000
PRIME INDUSTRIAL LOCATION!
Bacchus Marsh
1 Park Street
This is an opportunity to secure two factories/warehouses in one you cannot afford to miss. The front
factory consists of 2 offices downstairs and one upstairs, Kitchen 2 toilets & shower. The total building
area is 668m2, the front factory is 18m x 12m (216m2) clear span, the rear factory is 12m x 36m (432m2)
including tool room plus mezzanine of approx 124m2 across the back. Excellent side driveway access
with a side rollerdoor.
PID: 744426
Daryl Gould
0409 233 157
Bob Gunnell
0417 566 951
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Situated in the Golf Links estate is this three bedroom dwelling. Consisting of kitchen/dining, formal
living, rumpus, balcony which has views all over Bacchus Marsh, main bathroom & ensuite to master
bedroom, heating & cooling, double garage and much more only an inspection will reveal. Externally
we have a generous size block of land, pergola area, loads of storage, views that are just stunning
wherever you look.
PID: 755330
WHEN QUALITY & POSITION COUNT

ASKING $395,000
3 Gleneagles Court
Positioned on the edge of Grantleigh Estate is this exceptionally spacious family residence. Impressive
master bedroom & ensuite complete with WIR. A large study & home theatre room, large kitchen, floating
island bench, walk in pantry & large formal dining & lounge that continues onto the covered outdoor
decking. A further 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, a second living area & main bathroom. Double
remote controlled garage with internal access. 3 KW solar power system.
PID: 767730
YOU CAN SEE FOREVER!
108 Albert Street
ASKING $465,000
ASKING $355,600
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE
Bacchus Marsh
38 Beresford Crescent
Located in a much sought after pocket of Darley, this split-level home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 with BIRs,
study, 2 living areas and a convenient two-way bathroom with separate shower. A/C and gas wall furnace
to the lounge, gas cooking and beautiful timber French doors that open out onto a generous deck. Situated
on a generous block with views over the orchard & market gardens, this home will not disappoint. Walking
distance to Shopping Centre, Schools & Darley Park.
PID: 768036
COUNTRY AIR! COUNTRY LIVING!
Dales Creek
141 Dales Creek Avenue
ASKING $370,000
On 1 acres is this great 3 bedroom home. Master includes ensuite with spa & the other 2 b/r have BIRs.
Kitchen with S/S appliances & dishwasher. Lounge room with Coonara wood stove, family room with open
fireplace, R/C air con, new bathroom, WWC, slate flooring & exposed timber beams. American Barn style
double garage with loft & storage, a second garden shed, 2 R/W tanks (approx 65kL), veggie garden &
more! 10 mins to Ballan, 15 mins to Bacchus Marsh & a bus service mins away.
PID: 762221
ASKING $330,000
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
15 Connor Street
Well located 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is excellent opportunity for first home buyers. Open plan living
with wood heater & wall a/c & gas wall furnace heater. Master bedroom has ens & WIR & beds 2 & 3 have
BIRs. Decked pergola area & a covered & paved outdoor entertaining area attached to large colorbond
shed that doubles as a garage. Fully landscaped gardens on a 650m2 block, public transport from the front
door & is within walking distance to the Main Street shopping centre.
PID: 739080
Peter Leonard
0429 671 990
Ph 5367 2333
Steve Creese
0475 888 101
Ian McDonald
0418 522 549
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LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
NEW LISTING - Fantastic opportunity in blue chip location - INSPECT SATURDAY
MADDINGLEY 34 Labilliere Street
A Graceful weatherboard in a superb location, situated on app

670sqm, this property is the perfect footprint with generous
proportions and a north facing rear yard. Comprising of 3 bedrooms
all with built in robes, central hallway, high ceilings, 2 separate
living areas, 2x gas heaters, evaporative cooling and open fire place.
Modern kitchen with gas appliances, laundry with 2nd toilet and
shower. Outside is a very private yard with established gardens. The
home enjoys easy access to train stations, Maddingley Park, Schools.
Inspect: Sat 11:00-11:30am

Price: $330,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
NEW LISTING - Absolute Convenience meets easy care lifestyle -INSPECT SATURDAY
DARLEY 5/125 Gisborne Road
Perfectly positioned only moments stroll to Darley shopping centre

and all of its convenience, this quality villa ticks all the right boxes
when it comes to easy care living in a sought after location. Bright
interiors with air conditioned living and dining areas. Modern kitchen
with quality appliances plus ample cupboard space. 2 generous sized
bedrooms both with built in robes. A slick well located bathroom.
Easy care rear and side courtyards. Single garage with interior access.
This property is a must for you to inspect.
Inspect: Sat 1:00-1:30pm

Price: $285,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Outstanding Family Home
BALLAN 8 Myrtle Grove
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 7 Epsom Close
BACCHUS MARSH 23 Lone Pine Square
This impressive home is all style that is cool and welcoming with
a touch of wow factor from its crisp colour scheme & outstanding
quality kitchen to the private under cover alfresco area. The main
bedroom is all class with a deluxe ensuite whilst the remaining
bedrooms share the family bathroom, open plan living in design,
gas central heating & evaporative cooling. With secure and private
fencing, Lovely lush green lawns and double lock up garage, you
cant help but be impressed. Handy to Main Street shops and schools.
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $350,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
INSPECT SATURDAY - Location, Affordability & Easy Care Living
BACCHUS MARSH 29 Manor Street
Perfectly positioned in family friendly street near Village Shopping

Centre, Schools & Kindergartens. Well maintained home could be easily
transformed to suit a modern day lifestyle. 3 spacious bedrooms, sizeable
lounge with gas heater & gas central heating throughout, polished
timber hardwood flooring & high ceiling. Kitchen is well portioned with
timber cupboards & a breakfast bar which leads to a sitting room/dining
area, very neat bathroom and laundry. Brick lock up garage, loads of room
for caravan/boat/trailer etc. Resting on a large block (app 847 sqm).
Inspect: Sat 11.45am-12.15pm

Price: $415,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Spacious Family Living
Price: $525,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61426870
Peaceful & Private
Character styled home with easy care single level layout and beautiful
private garden. Peacefully set on an 800+ sqm block in a quiet court
amongst other quality homes. Flowing floor plan with 2 separate living
areas, master bedroom with walk-in-robes & ensuite with the remaining
bedrooms featuring built-in-robes. Central family bathroom, kitchen/
dining area with quality appliances, adjoining family room that extends
outdoors to a covered pergola area. High decorative ceilings, gas central
heating, slow combustion wood heater, evaporative a/c, garage with
workshop area and wood heater.
NEW LISTING - Display home quality
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!
Price: $519,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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The Best Address
Price: $440,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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DARLEY 77 Dundas Street
This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence with abundant

accommodation, excellent quality and outstanding year round
entertainment. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, huge study, generous living
areas, separate theatre room and outstanding kitchen with quality
stainless steel appliances, 3 remaining bedrooms are huge, one with a
teenagers retreat. Outside is a fabulous extended alfresco entertainment
area, outdoor gas heated six seated cedar spa, double garage and side
access driveway, all situated on a very good sized block. Come see today,
you will be impressed at the best address in town!
Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $485,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61401070
Mobile: 0418 343 754
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Preparation is the key in a week that finds you planning
projects on a large scale. Romance may take a temporary
backseat to your career. Public speaking skills win you
admirers.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
Co-operative ventures start to pay off. An improved home

situation lessens stress and allows you to concentrate on
new interests. A community project brings rewards.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
This is a great week for polishing up on those old skills
and learning some new ones. Family tensions ease noticeably thanks to your diplomacy. Unusual travel is on
the horizon.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
A family get together may accent the funny side of life.
Discussions at work may get heated. The key is to remain logical in your arguments.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
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ACROSS
Appetiser (8)
Wharf (4)
Stain (4)
Mans name (8)
Pollute (5)
Menace (6)
Cry (6)
Lessen (6)
Fowl (6)
Imperfection (5)
Sieve (8)
Ceremony (4)
Region (4)
Medicament (8)
NO. 8889
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DOWN
Dance (5)
Train (7)
Parasite (4)
Break (8)
Strange (5)
Old-fashioned (7)
Bird (8)
Fraction (7)
Outline (7)
Headdress (5)
Language (5)
Gun (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. How it feels to be in the cooler? (3,2,3). 6. Frame the
silly ass: a hothead (4). 8. Get rid of something used
often in winter (4). 9. A merchant once, had taken to
drink (8). 10. Less than the others in the final quarter
(5). 11. Hes afraid theres a drawack to the house (6).
13. Cant move into quarters with that attitude! (6). 15.
Gets up accommodation for the spectators (6). 17. A bbump on the top of ones nose (6). 19. Barks back, hiding right inside the flowers (5). 22. Fine again, getting
the lead out for the dog (8). 23. Misfortunes ones sick
of? (4). 24. Bob is neat (4). 25. Allowed oneself to be
dictated to and lowered (4,4).
DOWN
2. Think its Ringwood (5). 3. Climbs aboard with someone elses child (7). 4. Pay attention to, as he had said
(4). 5. Unlike the man of many parts? (8). 6. It has to be
twisted and it requires small hands (5). 7. Swerved, as
before, into the outhouse (7). 12. About the eastern
Mediterranean, its to the point (8). 14. Volunteer to have
the dog (7). 16. Held good when one offered oneself as
candidate (7). 18. Mother has again gone into a reverie
(5). 20. Admit everything and cry (5). 21. Turned on to
see the Queen enter with the emperor (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8888
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Five. 7, Biologist. 8, Iron. 9, Plan. 10, Even.
11, Gnat. 14, Appreciate. 16, Basketball. 19, Etna. 22,
Bill. 24, Loud. 25, Blue. 26, Guarantee. 27, Beat.
Down - 1, Fling. 2, Viola. 3, Fillip. 4, Glance. 5, Ogle. 6,
Ascertain. 12, Nefarious. 13, Task. 15, Idle. 17, Talent.
18, Amulet. 20, Tulle. 21, Alert. 23, Lark.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1,Not so hot. 6, Sas-h(ot). 8, Fire. 9, Ex-porter.
10, L-E-ast. 11, Co-ward. 13, S-tanc-E. 15, Stands. 17,
B-ridge. 19, Sp-R-ay. 22, AI-re-dale. 23, Ills. 24, Trim.
25, Took down.
Down - 2, O-pine. 3, Steps-on. 4, Heed (hed). 5, Typecast. 6, S-crew. 7, She-ere-d. 12, Re-Levant. 14, Terrier. 16, Applied. 18, D-re-am. 20, All-ow. 21, N-ER-o.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Side. 7, Else-where. 8, F-inn. 9, Op-Al. 10,
Wage. 11, Stop. 14, Lunch break. 16, Hard-boiled. 19,
Step. 22, Butt. 24, F-ate. 25, Snap. 26, Re-tract-ed. 27,
Char.
Down - 1, S-if-ts. 2, D-in-go. 3, S-lip on. 4, Wealth. 5,
Chew. 6, F-rag-rance. 12, Trea-sure-d. 13, P-L-od. 15,
Rods. 17, Off-ice. 18, Letter. 20, Tent-h(ill). 21, Pa-per.
23, Tart.
An unpredictable week that sees the arrival of an unusual invitation and several changes in plans. Friendships
accent their lighthearted side. Romance requires a good
sense of humour.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Preparation is the key in a week that finds you planning
projects on a large scale. Romance may take a temporary
backseat to your career. Public speaking skills win you
admirers.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
Co-operative ventures start to pay off. An improved home
situation lessens stress and allows you to concentrate on
new interests. A community project brings rewards.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
Learning more about yourself is a key activity. Friends
may rely on your expertise to an excessive degree. Family members, meanwhile are eager to help you out.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Community interests lead to a new or a renewed friendship. Correspondence with someone from overseas proves
immensely rewarding. Originality is accented in your
career or academic environment.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
Your artistic streak is prominent and you can communicate to friends through a creative medium. At work, however, opt for a practical and highly logical approach.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Generally avoid procrastinating this week, but also avoid
rushing into unknown situations. A romantic relationship
is on the upswing thanks to your more positive approach.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Relationships accent selectivity. Be sure to include a
trusted friend in your plans. Be especially mindful of
tricksters if trying to keep a secret. Travel could offer
educational opportunities.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Modest plans can expand quite suddenly as everyone
decides to join in. Long term goals can benefit from a
methodical review. A possessive friend decides to loosen
the grip.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Domestic confusion clears thanks to a text or email that
arrives. Avoid the temptation to volunteer for an assignment before checking it out. Some good news on the
finance front may arrive this week.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Your skills include an ability to make people feel good
about themselves and an ability to put situations in their
proper perspective. You sometimes make too many
commitments. There may be opportunities for growth in
your career during the next six months.
Learning more about yourself is a key activity. Friends

may rely on your expertise to an excessive degree. Family members, meanwhile are eager to help you out.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Community interests lead to a new or a renewed friendship. Correspondence with someone from overseas proves
immensely rewarding. Originality is accented in your
career or academic environment.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Your artistic streak is prominent and you can communicate to friends through a creative medium. At work, however, opt for a practical and highly logical approach.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Generally avoid procrastinating this week, but also avoid
rushing into unknown situations. A romantic relationship
is on the upswing thanks to your more positive approach.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Relationships accent selectivity. Be sure to include a
trusted friend in your plans. Be especially mindful of
tricksters if trying to keep a secret. Travel could offer
educational opportunities.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Modest plans can expand quite suddenly as everyone
decides to join in. Long term goals can benefit from a
methodical review. A possessive friend decides to loosen
the grip.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Domestic confusion clears thanks to a text or email that
arrives. Avoid the temptation to volunteer for an assignment before checking it out. Some good news on the
finance front may arrive this week.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Your skills include an ability to make people feel good
about themselves and an ability to put situations in their
proper perspective. You sometimes make too many
commitments. There may be opportunities for growth in
your career during the next six months.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Aperitif. 6, Quay. 8, Blot. 9, Clarence. 10,
Taint. 11, Threat. 13, Squeal. 15, Reduce. 17, Bantam.
19, Fault. 22, Strainer. 23, Rite. 24, Area. 25, Ointment.
Down - 2, Polka. 3, Retinue. 4, Tick. 5, Fracture. 6,
Queer. 7, Archaic. 12, Flamingo. 14, Quarter. 16, Diagram. 18, Tiara. 20, Latin. 21, Bren.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8889
John Kontek
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B A L L A N
BALLAN
BALLAN
$485,000
$469,000
Central Park Estate
9 Lyon Place
SPECIAL AND SPACIOUS
MODERN FAMILY HOME

4 bedroom brick veneer home set on appx 1030m . All
bedrooms carpeted and contain BIRs with the master
containing an ensuite as well. Open plan kitchen, family,
dining, meals and lounge. Carpet to the lounge with the
kitchen, meals and family area being tiled. Kitchen with
modern appliances including a dishwasher, gas cook
top, electric oven and a walk in pantry. Main bathroom
with bath, shower and vanity with the toilet being
seperate. Rumpus room with floating timber floors.
Laundry with ample storage space. Heating supplied
via ducted gas heating and cooling via evaporative.
Double car garage under roof line. Also an outdoor
alfresco area. This property is one not to be missed by
the growing family looking for a madern home with a
spacious backyard.
Brand new and built with attention to detail,

Federation style, offering 4 large bedrooms all
with built in robes with large walk in robe and
full ensuite to master. Quality fittings including
timber windows and doors, lead light feature
entry, quality carpets, Tasmanian oak timber
floors, reverse cycle air-con, 2.7m high ceilings,
ornate cornices, colonial architraves and skirts.
Professionally landscaped gardens. The home
presents the luxury of space and has been built
with the large family in mind or for those who
love to entertain. A large kitchen 2 pac kitchen
with modern appliances including dishwasher
and microwave oven is flooded with natural light
and has ample cupboard and bench space.
BALLAN
BALLAN
$510,000
$379,000
3 bedroom b/v set on appx 2770m2. All bedrooms

with BIRs with the master having an ensuite with
shower toilet and vanity and a WIR. Open plan
kitchen dining family areas with timber flooring.
Modern kitchen with a WIP, electric wall oven, gas
cook top and a dishwasher. Main bathroom has
separate bath and shower and toilet. Reverse cycle
ducted heating/cooling plus gas energy saver in the
kitchen/family area. Rear covered decking area, a
20x30 shed, 2x water tanks. Chicken pens and
vegetable gardens for the whole family to enjoy. All
completed with lovely kept grounds and gardens
in a quiet court location close to all amenities. An
inspection is sure to impress.
Perfectly positioned 3 bedroom brick veneer

home set on approx 1/2 acre within walking
distance to all Ballan amenities! 3 bedrooms all
carpeted with BIRs. A recently renovated kitchen
with floating timber floors, gas cook top, electric
oven and pantry. The kitchen, dining and family
rooms are open plan with reverse cycle air con to
the dining room and carpet to the family room.
Bathroom includes spa bath, separate shower
and toilet and new electric hot water service. The
laundry offers good storage with tiled flooring.
Large back yard, fernery, tool shed, man cave
with wood heater, coolroom, chicken house and
bird aviaries and to top it all off a small creek.
BALLAN
BALLAN
$345,000
$409,000
33 Lay Street
PERFECT FOR YOUNG FAMILY
COURT LOCATION
5 Musgrave Street
7 Steiglitz Street
SOLD
FAMILY LIVING
LOVELY AND CENTRAL
Boasting a half acre block (Approx 2000m2) and

a huge garage this quality 3 bedroom family home
has been finished to perfection. Situated in one
of the most sought after locations with stunning
landscaped gardens. 3 bedrooms with ensuite and
walk in robe to master, a large kitchen complete
with breakfast bar, gas and electric cooking facilities
and cupboard space galore. Park like gardens,
huge paved pergola, BBQ facilities and massive
workshop/garage complete with power and internet
connection. Extras include a court location, wood
heater, ducted heating, air cond, kids cubby house,
walking distance to shops, schools, train station and
the list goes on! Only an inspection of this quality
home can reveal the treasure that awaits you.
3 bedroom b/v home set on appx 1/4 acre. 2

of the 3 bedrooms with BIRs with the master
providing a WIR and ensuite inc. shower, toilet
and vanity. Family bathroom has a bath, shower
& vanity with a separate toilet. Gas cook top &
range hood, electric wall oven and pantry with
an adjoining dining area. Family room with
reverse cycle split system, access to a covered
entertaining area and separate formal lounge.
Laundry offers storage cupboards and tiled
floor. Ducted gas heating. LUG with cement
flooring and power, a separate garden shed,
established landscaped gardens, large fernery,
vegie garden/fruit trees, water tank and timber
fencing with a secure rear yard.
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9 Jopling Street
$369,000
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$425,000
A DOUBLE DELIGHT
POSITION, PROXIMITY, POTENTIAL!
4 bedroom double story brick home with vinyl

cladding. Two bedrooms down stairs both with
BIRs, plus two loft style bedrooms up stairs each
with their own personal stair case and one with
a balcony. Open plan kitchen dining area, with
gas cook top, wall oven and a walk in pantry.
Ample heating to the home including a gas log
fire in the lounge plus a gas wall furnace and
also a reverse cycle air conditioner. Bathroom
with separate shower and bath, with the toilet
being separate. Front verandah plus a large
covered rear verandah. 4 car LUG with cement
flooring and power plus a single carport. All
set on a large block of appx 1/2 acre with fruit
trees, close to all amenities.
Position - corner location in Ballans most

sought after street.
Proximity - close to all amenities, railway
station, shops and hospital.
Potential - further development or
redevelopment of site, renovate or rebuild
units/shop front or a combination S.T.C.A.
The property currently offers 1 x 3 bedroom
unit, 1 x 2 bedroom unit and 1 x single shop
front. Currently returning rent on one unit
and the shop front.
John Kontek
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Post holes & footings
Horse Arenas
Rock Walls
Trenching
Dams
Redgum Firewood
No job too small. Reliable service and competitive rates.
EXCAVATIONS
Trenching and Post Holes

Stump Grinding
Rock and Concrete Breaking
Levelling and Light Earthworks
Driveways and Paths Garden Makeovers
Phone Andrew 0439 681 120
BALLARAT - BACCHUS MARSH - CRESWICK

DAYLESFORD - GORDON - MELTON - TRENTHAM
Ballarat Pro Dingo Mini Diggers
Narrow Access Low Impact
Paul 0487 487 087
FENCING
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All types of fencing

Chainmesh (Cyclone) Timber Colorbond
Tennis Courts Dog Runs
Domestic & Commercial
Free Quotes
ALL TYPES
Specialists in
Farm Security Household Guardrail
Post Holes Dug
Phone Mick 0429 681 139
Factory 1, Cnr Station &

Fisken Sts, Bacchus Marsh
Ph: 5367 3194 AH: 5367 6022
Mob: 0418 374 579
Equipment Hire:
Tradespeople
Gardeners
DIY Renovations
LANDSCAPING
MOTOR WRECKERS
QUALIFIED GARDENER
BALLAN MOTOR
WRECKERS
Nils Thiele-Wittig
Trailer and horse floats

Mini loader
Post hole diggers
A
lso agent for Avis vehicle
rental
Paving
Retaining walls
Lawn care
Maintenance
182 Gisborne Rd, Bacchus Marsh

Ph/Fax: (03) 5367 6075
email: stracey@bigpond.net.au
Planting
Rock work
Instant turf
Phone: 5368 2159 Mobile: 0405 414 354
www.nilslandscaping.com.au
TOPLINE COATINGS
Master Painter & Decorator

BCD40106
General Domestic & Commercial Painting
MBA126237
Wallpapering, Faux & Specialised finishes
Complete Handyman & property maintenance service
Plastering & General building repairs
Free Quotes
Contact Neil Harty

Ph: 5367 1776 Mob: 0418 312 288
Vehicles wanted Free pickup.

Ph: (03) 5368 2888
26 HADDON DRIVE BALLAN 3342
PLUMBING
PLUMBER
PAINTING
New and used parts for

most makes and models.
Qualied Landscape Gardener/Horticulturist
BALLAN PLUMBING PTY LTD
CALL FOR
ALL YOUR
PLUMBING
NEEDS
Specialising in Waste Water Treatment Systems

Krystel Kleer ADV 5000 treatment plant
Septic tanks installation and problem solving
General Plumbing Pump sales and service
Hot water sales and installation
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
Come visit us at our retail shop
155 Inglis Street BALLAN
Phone: 03 5368 1036
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Email: ballan.plumbing@netconnect.com.au
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Newsletters
$1 PAGE
Booklets A4 & A5
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Posters
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Invitations
Graphic Design
58A Steiglitz Street, Ballan
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Phone: 5368 1966
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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Moorabool Maintenance
Services
Phone: 0439 067 253
No Job To Small
Any Size Lawn
Broken Tiles Replaced
*conditions apply
Mark Reddish
Moorabool
0418 343 547
General Plumbing
Gas Fitting
MIN
EXCAV I
A
1.8 TO TOR
NNE
Septics and Drainage

New Homes & Alterations
Dishwasher Installations
Maintenance
12313
Broken Windows
Shower Screens
Table Tops Mirror Robes
Prompt Service On
Broken Windows
Pensioner Discount
Phone: 0419 835 770
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Site Cleans
Pools & Dams
Storm Recovery
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Call Mark 0438 347 667 (A/H) 5334 8038
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Retaining Walls Landscaping Bathroom Repairs Painting
Plastering repairs Tiling Door and Lock Installations
Decking / Pergolas Fencing
Chris 0412 708 905
Bill 0418 308 571
LOCAL
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& BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
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SEPTIC CLEANING
SHORCANE CONSTRUCTIONS
Renovations Bathroom Kitchens

General Carpentry Pergolas Decks
Roofing Retaining Walls Tiling Painting Plaster
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REMOVALS
Ray 0419 544 332
SMASH REPAIRS
TOWN PLANNERS
-VACC Accredited -All work guaranteed

-Courtesy Car available by appointment
- Repairer for all insurance companies
- Low Bake Oven for Factory Finish
- Car-o-liner chassis straightener
- Dustless sanding - Spot welder
- 24hr secured, monitored premises
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
TREE REMOVAL
TOWING
TOWING
MADDINGLEY TOWING
BALLAN AND
DISTRICT TOWING
Servicing Bacchus Marsh and

Surrounding Areas
SMASH REPAIRS
Hayden Ivers
Mob: 0419 400 025
Ph: (03) 5367 3016
Darryl: 0418 363 030

or: 0400 135 593
PO Box 250 Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340
BODY CLINIC
Septic Tank
Ivers
Cleaning
Liquid
Service
Grease Traps Waste
Septic Tanks
Triple Interceptors
Industrial Waste
Prompt & Efcient 7 Day Service

Competent Trained Operators
Stringent Hygiene Standards
Big or small jobs - Guaranteed and Insured
shorcane@activ8.net.au
TRANSPORT
Including accident towing
24 Hour Accident/Breakdown Service

Free car body removal
Farm clean ups
PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE
Tilt tray service
Call Steve on 0412 300 492
WASTEWATER
WASTEWATER
TREE REMOVAL & STUMP GRINDING
ALL BRANDS SERVICING
DANGEROUS TREES & LIMBS REMOVED
Service and maintenance of

wastewater treatment plants.
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
Wastewater Treatment
Plant Specialists
Supply & installation of

treatment plants & effluent
LIMITED ACCESS SPECIALISTS
Phone Doug: 5368 6487

Mobile: 0423 001 329
SEPTIC CLEANING
Burglar Liquid
Waste
MN10071G
disposal fields.
Mob: 0429 141 151
Ph: 5367 7646 Fax: 5367 7407
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AIR CON New portable

conditioner $100 -5367 5991
Air
ANTENNA Wireless broadband,

including data cable, suit Radcomp
connection, $30 0401 385 525
ANTIQUE washing machine (cira
1930s), lid missing $30 5360 8219
BADGES & Hat Scouts & Railway

$60 -0466 989 010
BAG Travel Bag, large, rolling, replica

Louis Vuitton VGC $90 - 53674355
BEAMS Hardwood 120 x 140 x 2.7
$70 0424 930 653
BED Single Pine Slat Bed with
Mattress. VGC $100 ono - 0409844210
BED Black metal frame only QS $50

- 5367 4518
BED King Single mattress and base

NEW $75 0419 391 038
BED and base KS EC $80 0408035436
BIKE Racer 27 EC $100 - 0466 989 010
BIKE Ladies 26 with gears, basket,

helmet, pump & safety chain VGC
$60 5367 2643
BIKE girls 20 and stack hat $25 0408 059 705
BIRDCAGE Black Large GC $70 0404 767 176
BOOKS FREE (100) many good

authors and readers digest 5368 1268
BABY CARSEAT age 0 to 7 years EC

$60 0423 327 040
BOOSTER SEAT Babylove Suit 38yo EC $50 0431 561 978
BOOKS SH Mixed lot 19 kids & 6
old Girls/Boys annuals. $30 lot 0411477582.
BREAD MAKER Breville GC $40 0408 035 436

CHAIRS (2) black desk chairs, like
new, $50 lot or $30 ea - 0417 034 214
CHILDRENS table & chairs timber
EC $80 5367 2916
DESK computer black/grey shelves,
1 drawer $20 0402 929 664
DESK Pine roll top desk. $40 53675991
DESK computer $10 - 5367 4518
DESK glass top $50 - 5367 4518
DOOR Interior with handle EC $30
0447 530 358
DOORS GARAGE (3) large steel $30
lot or will separate - 0401 385 525
DRESS Deb/wedding dress, used
once, as new, $60 - 0417 034 214
DVD Player (near new in box) & 10
DVDs. $40 -0448 177 701
FIRE SCREEN metal $10 - 5367 4518
FOG machine GC $15 - 0408 059 705
FOOD PROCESSOR krups variomix
3000 premium GC $20 - 0400 439 618
FREE ROCKS for garden (40)
Average size of a basketball. Pick up
0421806712
FREEZER box type, very good
working order $75 - 9748 2770
FREEZER, Sanyo 80cm x 50cm, Runs
Well $50 - 5368 6884
FRIDGE Bar Fridge, Works well,
New seals. FREE Moving house 0418 698 607
FUEL CONTAINER 20 litre fuel
drum old but GC $15 - 0401 385 525
44 GALLON DRUMS with lids GC
$45 5367 8933
GATE FARM, 12 steel gate with

hinges & latch GC $35 0401 385 525
HARDWOOD fence palings (100),
used $50 lot 5367 7803
JACKET, Acid washed denim. Big M
size. $60 ono - 5367 8933
JAM JARS 12 for $1 -5367 5260
JUICER Panasonic as new $25
53674518
JUICER (Lennox) Near new $30 0408 059 705
KITCHEN SINK double with flick
mixer EC $35 - 5368 1789
LOGS HARDWOOD long burning
50c each 5367 8933
MATTRESS double bed mattress in
very good condition $100 9748 2770
METAL batons, various lengths $100
lot - 0421 446 773
METAL ROOFING PANELS (10)
classic pressed panels brown $45 lot
- 0421 256 214
MIRROR timber 110 x 110 EC $90
5367 2916
OUTDOOR setting Glass top table &
6 chairs $90 - 0425 856 092
PAINT Ceiling white 10 litres $40
0411 404 506
PENDANT LIGHT x 3 BNIB Lily
Rouge Living white retail $150 sell
$100 lot - 0477 111 699
PORTACOT & Stroller EC$40 for
both - 0447 530 358
PRAM Mothers Choice $50 0411292022
PUMP submersible water pump $60
- 0417 034 214
PUMP Inflation Pump (GC) $10 53678933
SAW BENCH Electric, 23cm blade

GC $85 ono - 0401 385 525
SCARF Country Road stripe black
& white 100% linen BNWT $30
0477111699
SEAT Wooden double $60 - 5368 6884
SEATS Pine Bench (2) 1.5m GC $60
lot - 0438 086 348
SINGLE SLAT BEDS (2) with
mattress GC $30 each - 5367 4518
SINGLE BED with mattress $25
5367 2602
SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM $70 0466 989 010
SUITCASE large rolling VGC $60 5367 4355
SWING SET (HILLS) tandem swing
2 single swings & sep slide VGC $100
0418 318 164
TABLE kitchen retro 1960s style light
teak with steel legs 90 x 152cms $30
5334 5414
TABLE - Lamp table, white gloss
round top, EC $45 - 53674355
TAPS for vanity unit Stainless steel
NEW $45 - 5367 8933
TENNIS BALLS for dogs 20c each
5367 8933
TENT 4 man tent, used once, $40 0417 034 214
TEXTBOOKS Tertiary engineering,
maths engineering & physics. $40 lot
- 0424 930 653
TIMBER for retaining wall 240 x 20 x
5 (12) GC $90 the lot 5367 2916
TIMBER Decking 3.6m long lengths
$100 lot 0421 446 773
TUBING steel (10 25mmx25mm
$10each - 0421 446 773
TOY UNICORN stick horse brand

new never used, EC, makes sounds
$10 0477 111 699
TRAILER bow springs (2) 1 tonne

capacity GC $100 lot 0424 930 653
TREADMILL electric incline $50
5367 5991
UNIFORM BMG boy spray jacket (2)
14 & Med $20 each 0409 359 631
UNIFORM BMG Cardigan Unisex

New Size 18 $30 0409 359 631
UNIFORM BMG Blazer size 100 EC

$100 - 0409 359 631
UNIFORM
BMG
Boys/unisex
assorted items $100 the lot 0409359631
UNIFORM Blazers BMG size 75 & 80

$50 each - 0425 849 816
UNIFORM BlazerBMG size 85 EC $50
(old logo) - 0425 849 816
VACUUM Cleaner (Bagless) EC $38
PH: 5367 8933
WASHING MACHINE SIMPSON EZI

SET 5.5KG GC $100 - 0400 439 618
WELDER Cigweld contact2 with

rods/face saver & gloves As new $90
- 0406 199 882
WINE rack, black holds 30 bottles, $20
- 0417 034 214
WORKSHOP MANUAL Mini morris/

Austin 1959-71 $50 0424930653
WINDOW PELMET TIMBER 2.3mtrs
EC $90 5367 2916
WINDOW Bathroom window. Sliding

aluminium. Standard size. $40. 0459
022 364
WINE RACK holds 10 bottles,

collapsible for travel $60 5360 8219
21 Gillespies Lane, Ballan
24 Hour Accident/Breakdown Service

Free car body removal
Farm clean ups
PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE
Tilt tray service
Call Steve on 0412 300 492

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CHILD CARE
CARE
FOR RENT
CHILDCARE
CLAIRVOYANT
BUSINESS
The 2012 Annual General Meeting of
the Darley Junior
Family Day Care
HUG A BUG
Family
Day Care
HOUSE
Educator
Kids Matter
FORwithRENT
2014 Vic Service of the Year
Working with children and
GORDON
police
check, First Aid,
Asthma and Anaphylaxis.
Available
for care house
weekdays,
1 bedroom
weekend,
overnights
$85 per
weekand
School holidays.
Contact Dianne
5368707
9221
0414
075
FREE pick up and delivery

Mowers, Chainsaws,
Ride Ons and all types
of Small Engines
LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
FRIENDly & HONESt SERvICE
Ph: John 5368 1866

Mob: 0400 999 474
STONEMASON
STONEMASON
WILSON
MEMORIALS
Ph: 5331 2957
DEATH NOTICE
BEREAVEMENT
HAWKEN - Val.
Member of the Lions
Club of Bacchus Marsh
extend sincere sympathy
to Past President Alf and
family on the passing of
Lioness Val.
Val made an outstanding
contribution to Lions.
May she rest in peace.
HAWKEN, Valerie
18th January 2015
Fond Memories of Val, a
Foundation Member of
Bacchus Marsh Lioness
Club. Val performed duties
as President and Treasurer.
A valued Member, held in
high esteem.
Rest in Peace Val.
- Members of the Bacchus
Marsh Lioness Club.
FUNERALS
GARAGE SALE
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Headstones
Monuments Inscriptions
Renovations All Cemeteries
All sections All Styles
When Quality Matters Most
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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STONEMASONS
BALLARAT
& All District Cemeteries
Your Personal Designs

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

814 Latrobe St Ballarat, 3350
Also Stone Benchtops
Diploma of Childcare
Weekdays,
Weekend,
Overnight,
Weekdays,
Weekend,
Vacation Care Vacancies
CCB and CCR approved
Danni Daycare
Phone
0439 500 826
FREEZER
MUSIC
LESSONS
FREEZER
Fisher & Paykel

Upright freezer
Piano Lessons
piano-&6keyboard
386ltr
drawers
beginner guitar
double bass
(Gordon)
$300
5368 1441
Tim
Nelson
(Can
delivery
locally)
0450 904 464
DEATH
NOTICE
HORSES
SEIGER,
BAREFOOT
Martin
John.
TRIMMING
22/06/1936 27/10/2012
Peacefully
at the Ballarat Base
Kind, considerate
Hospital, surround by his wife
& reliable.
and friends.
Dearly loved husbandContact
of Margaret Peter
for 40 years.
Loved and respected friend of
the Seiger, McCabe and Nearn
families.
0432 501 817

(anytime)
(Rest in peace)
Football Netball Club will be held on
CLAIRVOYANT
CHRISTABELLES
Tuesday 13th November,
2012 at 7.30pm
Supporting people with
disabilities
the community
All Positions DeclaredinVacant
100% ACCURATE
Monday to Thursday
9.00am
to 4.00pm
All Parents, Supporters and Sponsors
are
welcome
Friday
9.00am to 1.00pm
Phone Marlene
2/2 Graham Street
Enquiries DavidShop
Barnes
Bacchus Marsh
0438 405 304
0409 445 287
5366 3020
SEIGER.
Mass celebrating the entry into Eternal Life of the late

Mr Martin Seiger will be in St Patricks Catholic Church,
Gordon on Friday (Nov 2) at TWO (2.00pm).
A private cremation will follow.
In lieu of flowers donations to the Ballarat Regional
Integrated Cancer Centre would be appreciated.
PAT CASHIN
FUNERALS
Distribution of Caf Supplies
Business
includes:
PAT CASHIN
Refrigerated Delivery
Van.
Ballarat
5333Air
3911Conditioned 40 ft
Insulated container fully fitted out. 5 Freezers and all
necessary equipment. Huge customer and supply
base. Excellent T/O and profits. Easily run / 3 day
week with huge room for expansion.
Chance of a lifetime. Vendor retiring.
$55,000 + SAV
Phone David 0418 346 737
Joe McFall Real Estate, 136a Inglis St Ballan Ph 5368 1500
SITUATIONS VACANT
HORTICULTURAL TECHNICAL OFFICER

We are a Commercial Horticultural Farm, located in
Bacchus Marsh, and require a Technical Officer to
join our team.
BIRTHDAY
Applicant must have a Diploma of Production in
horticulture and provide evidence of experience
Wishing Evelyn
Dale
1. Obligation
to publish Designated Resolution
within5horticultural management.
(Mother, Grandmother and
The applicant must have good work ethics, attention
Great Grandmother)
5. a very
Publication of notices about the Council
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happy 90th Birthday
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(30 January 1925). (1) Each publisher must publish a notice about the Council
in each print publication it
Please fax your resume to (03) 5367 5555
Lots of Love from your
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Ph: 5333 3911
All Hours
son Kelvin, daughter in

law Enid, grandchildren
(2)
Danielle (& Rod) and Aaron
and great grandchildren
Shellby, Ebony, Memphis
and Peyton
COACHING
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COACHES
WANTED
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at moder
controls and on each website it controls.
The content and format of the notice will be as determined from time to time by the
POSITION
VACANT
Council. The notice is to be published in a prominent
position
on the same page as letters
WORK
WANTED
to the editor or the home page of a website, or in such other position as is agreed with the
Jobs that make a difference
Executive
Director of the Council.
Sick of IRONING?
Disability Support Workers
Then let me do it for you.
Department of Health and Human Services

I provide a reliable,
Casual Positions
affordable, smoke free
Bacchus Marsh, Melton, Ballarat and Ararat
environment.determined by the Council Council decision
and content
Casual positions are available across the West Division of
$15 a basket.
the Department of Health and Human Services, particularly
within the locations of Bacchus Marsh, Melton, Ballarat and
Can
pick
up
&
drop
off
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enhancement of independent living and other skills including
the individuals participation in the community.
Want to give something back to the sport

you love? Why not help us with coaching
a great group of players to success on the
soccer pitch.
Football (Soccer) Coaches for 2015 wanted,
from junior to Senior. All are welcome,
we support all coaches, providing help &
development.
If you want to help a family friendly club to
succeed on and off the playing eld please
email your details to:
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To be successful you will need current level 2 First Aid,

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Working for the Department of Health and Human Services

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FUNERAL NOTICE
BUSINESS FOR SALE
FUNERALS
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Jewellery, Homewares,
TAROT
Lamps,
Candles
Venue: READINGS
Darley Sports Club Handbags,
Darley Park,
Darley
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HAPPY
GIGANTIC SALE
Saturday 31 January
9am 5pm
44 Haddon Drive,
BALLAN
Antique furniture, tools, building
supplies, household items,
plumbing & electrical, work
tables, metal cabinets, audio
equipment, blinds, ladders,
partitions & more.
Everything must sell
ONE DAY SALE!
Approved Aust. Govt Home Based Child Care
2012 Annual General Meeting
Sport
Sulky Snippets
By LEN BAKER
Murphys law
brings a triple
treat
Darcy Drew enjoys running at little aths.
Bacchus Marsh
Little Athletics
In perfect conditions for little athletics, many personal best

results were recorded last Saturday at Masons Lane Reserve.
Bacchus Marsh athletes, William Lalor and Bryce
Stephenson, will represent the Centre at the State Multi Event
to be held in Moe this coming weekend. Program 2 will be
conducted at Masons Lane for those athletes not attending
the State Multis.
Entries close on February 3 for the upcoming Region
Track & Field Championships to be held on Saturday
21 and Sunday 22 February, 2015 at Corio. To-date 27
athletes from Bacchus Marsh have registered for the
Championships. Further information can be found at www.
bacchusmarshlittleathletics.org.au
The Moorabool News

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Helen Tatchell
GRAPHIC DESIGN Glen Martin
PUBLISHED BY The Ballan News Pty Ltd
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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.
Dunnstowns David Murphy reigned supreme at his

home track Bray Raceway
on Tuesday January 20,
finishing the evening with
three winners.
Seven year old mare It Is
She trained by brother John
at the Murphy property
broke a long run of outs (last
win November 2012), by
taking the Ballarat Veterinary Clinic Pace for C1 class
over 2200 metres.
Another of the It Is I progeny Here And Now, a five
year old daughter of Live
And Learn (Die Laughing)
did exactly the same in the
Active Electrical Pace for C3
& C4 class over 2200 metres.
Always in control from the
pole, Here And Now scored
by 6.3 metres over Fon Design with Lems Cameo
third.
Combining with Ross
Creeks Russell Cook aboard
consistent six year old Grinf r o m e a r t o e a r/E a c hw ay
gelding Dam Lucky in the
Tanya Daniels The Good
Guys Pace, Murphy brought
up the treble.
Daylesford duo Bob and
Glenn Conroy were victorious with nine year old Band
Of Chips/Kept Lady gelding Chipmont Lad in the
Terrace Restaurant Trotters
Handicap forT1 or better
class over 2200 metres in a
mile rate of 2-04.1.
Easing away from the inside in the back straight on
the final occasion, Chipmont Lad followed Posimistic forward three wide
approaching the home turn
and when taken wide in the
straight, ran home best to
score at Supertab odds of
$33.30 over Posimistic and
Im Notta Trotter (one/one).
Bacchus Marsh father and
daughter Alan and Amy
Tubbs snared the Ballarat
Pressings Breeders Crown
Pace for C0 class over 1710

metres with sometimes erratic Artistic Fella/Marilyn
Macray four year old gelding Macterra Lad.
Taken to the centre of the
track on straightening,
Macterra Lad (a prohibitive
$1.40 favourite) produced
a withering burst of speed
to prevail by a head from
Roxburgh Way and third
placegetter Chestervale Jet..
The mile rate 2-02.9.
Coimadai trainer Steve
Zammit provided a shock
winner at Yarra Glen, when
7-Y-0 Western Terror/Shezfullarunning gelding Hezfullarunning greeted the
judge by 2.1 metres in the
United Petroleum Pace for
C5 to C7 class over 2150 metres in a rate of 1-57.4.
Driven by Rod Petroff,
Hezfullarunning enjoyed
a sweet passage one/one
from gate three and when
taken three wide on the final bend, did exactly that to
account for the leader Artoc
and My Zach Bromac.
At the Terang meeting
conducted at Tabcorp Park
Melton on Friday winners
included bonny mare Gumdrops in the Morsbearings
Pace for C7 or better class
over 2240 metres who recorded her 15th victory in
58 outings for Coimadai
trainer Steve Zammit with
Rod Petroff in the sulky,
Glenferrie Typhoon (Craig
Demmler & Jodi Quinlan
Parwan) in the Barastoc
Trotters Mobile over 2240
metres and Lovable Larrikin for Rockbanks Gaita
Pullicino in the Terang CoOp Pace for C7 or better
class over 2240 metres.
** All roads will lead to
Tabcorp Park Melton over
the next two Saturdays,
when HRV present the
cream of pacing and trotting talent vying for big
dollars in the $400,000
Victoria and A.G. Hunter
Cups these are two meetings not to me missed. **
Meetings for the week:
Wednesday Maryborough/Mildura,
Thursday
Bacchus Marsh @ Melton/
Echuca, Friday Ballarat,
Saturday Melton, Monday Yarra Valley, Tuesday
Kilmore/Mildura.
Horses to follow: Bubbling
Gypsy, Ariosa, Ricimer,
Mojo Major, Waves Of Fire,
Bad Boy Brad, Don Kee.
BALLAN PLUMBING
Friday 23 January, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 6 Winner:

Glenferrie Typhoon (8). Trainer: Craig Demmler. Driver:
Jodi Quinlan. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Friday 23 January, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 5 Winner:

Gumdrops (6). Trainer: Steven Zammit. Driver: Rodney
Petroff. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 24 January
Wednesday Stableford
Winner - Barry Sims 36 points,
R/up John Fitzgerald 35 points.
NTP: 15th and Magpie 14th: John McLoed.
Saturday - Stableford
A Grade - winner Ken Muhlhan (14) 37 points,
R/up Frank Raffaele (10) 36 points.
B Grade - winner Barry Sims (15) 38 points,
R/up on c/b David Blythe (16) 38 points.
C Grade - winner on the day John Ryan (30) 40 points,
R/up Nick Sims (19) 35 points.
NTPs: 2nd Peter Di Fiore, 12th Con Britt,
15th Michael Di Fiore.
Magpies: 4th Peter Di Fiore, 14th Nick Sims.
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Proud supporter of
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Sport
Ballan Cricket
Avenue Bowls
Division 1
Ballan 129 lost to Lucas 8/234
Batting - M Nolan 56, D
Gardiner 29, N Heafield 13, T
McGregor 2 no
Bowling - Z Graham 8-1-3/40,
R Aquilina 8-1-2/53, N Heafiled
7-0-1/27, J Graham 8-0-1/35, D
Gardiner 6-0-1/50
A disappointing loss leaves
the boys needing to bounce
back next week. The Div 1 boys
put in a very good effort in the
field but it was a hard ground
to defend on. We failed to put
together quality partnerships
which left us falling well short.
Division 3
Ballan 8/133 lost to Coronet
City/ Newlyn 8/206
Batting - L Snaith 50, A Trickey
17, J Cameron 15, C Thom 11
Bowling - C Micallef 4-1-3/22,
C Thom 7-1-2/24, M Vallance
6-0-2/33, H Micallef 7-0-1/33
Ballan lost the toss and bowled
first, our boys struggled with
the conditions during the
afternoon with our best bowlers
being Chris Thom 2/26 and
Chris Micallef in his first time
bowling in the seniors 3/22.
Lachie Snaith held the batting
together and batted through
the majority of the innings for a
hard fought 50.
Results - Round 15
Lachie Snaith top scored for Ballan with 50 in Division 3 played at Korweinguboora
Division 3 travelled to Creswick to play on their newly

installed, but slow green.
Avenue started slowly with
all rinks down after the first
few ends, however Avenue
slowly gained the ascendancy with solid performances
leading up to and following
the break to record wins on
three of the four rinks.
Final score - Avenue 102 def
Creswick 85
Justin Cameron tries to increase the run rate in Division 3 at Korweinguboora.
Photos Chris Thom
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Immaculate condition
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86 PRATTLINE LOWTOW 16
Reverse cycle a/c, hydraulic
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to 1/15 $8000 Ph: 5360 8208
MITSUBISHI SOLARA 2001

Auto, silver, 145,000km,
reg 06/15 (QWR 756)

One owner. Immaculate cond,
new tyres, service, windscreen,
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$4,000
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1976 TOYOTA
LANDCRUISER UTE
Aluminium tray,
Runs very well, (ZUO310)
NO REGO Close to RWC
Sunraisier Mags/good tyres
From deceased estate.
$4400. Ph: 0400 127 814
2000 MODEL WINDSOR
17ft, single beds, microwave,

3 way fridge, air con, electric
pump sink, awning, electric
brakes, back up battery,
11 months reg (N53306).
Excellent condition $13,000
Ph 5368 2313 or 0401 869 134
SOLD
MITSUBISHI DELICA VAN

1996, Set up for touring.
Sleeps 2, solar panel with
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TV & ant. Reverse camera.
Reg til Oct 2014 (UTS 497).
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H26 DEUTSCHER W/B
Mower, 11 HP Honda,
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2002 JAYCO PENGUIN 11
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Tool boxes(Front & Back)
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Kitchen (Gas & Electric)
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$10,000 ONO - 0456647266
SOLD
Division 5 hosted ladder

leaders Invermay. A loss in
this game would put Av-
Division 8 challenge this

week was Invermay (away)
on their slow synthetic green.
Peter Kays rink jumped out
to an early 16 shot lead with
Ron Millingtons rink having an even tussle with their
opponents for much of their
game to run out victors by
6 shots. Brian Bullens rink
which led comfortably all
day recorded a win by 12
shots. Unfortunately Lyn
Robinsons rink struggled all
day against their opposition,
going down by 12 shots.
Invermay 85
In the midweek competition Avenues Division 1 had
a 14 shot win over Webbcona, due to Molly Whitings
12 shot win and Di Hardiments 4 shot win.
Division 2 have won three
of their past five games and
unfortunately wont make
the finals this season.
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2008 ASTRA AH
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4 spd auto, leather interior,
137,000 kms.
Rego 10/2015 (WRW660)
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Premier Division hosted

Central Wendouree in a
game that could well determine relegation at the end
of the season. Led by strong
performances from Andrew
Myers rink (14 shots up)
and Martin Sheas rink (10
shots up), and which has
performed admirably this
season, Avenue were able to
draw away from their opposition over the final few ends
to record a 19 shot win.
Central Wendouree 79
enues final four (and finals)

aspirations in jeopardy, however Bob Delaneys rink and
Di Hardiments rink both
jumped to early leads. Dave
McKendricks rink eventually took the lead on the 11th
end, running out 10 shot
winners. Peter Glass rink
did things a little harder but
picked up 2 shots on the final end to win by 1 shot.
Invermay 83
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Tuesday 27 January, 2015

Your Local News

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Schweppes Mixers 1.25L Vars

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

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Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

THE Great War Centenary

The event Bacchus Marsh

service in World War 1.

Bacchus Marsh Remembers

President Damien Strangio

He said the events also

The Avenue of Honour

Your comments Court in action

or are otherwise familiar

The team is particularly

An online mapping site has

Off to the river or a trip

beating holes in the walls

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FREE DELIVERY to local areas!

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Mother and son

a surreal experience to cook

else other than mum, he

The hardest part was being away from my husband

Six students were presented

consists of a set of wooden

Custom Made Jewellery

Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

Instrumental in creating music

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P: 5367 6200 F: 5367 6300 Breakfast & Lunch

Tue to Sun, 8 til 5

Fresh seasonal menu

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Penny pinching from the poor

need to respond to budgetary issues, its just difficult

Certicates I & II in General

Education for Adults

those that treat an evening

BACCHUS Marsh actor

using Intel Easy Steps

Fax 5368 2764

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