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Tasty
Tatalia
Triumphs

Angus McLean in the St Annes Winery vineyard at Myrniong with the winning decanter trophy and a bottle of the winning wine, Tatalia 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, from the annual Saint Martin Heathcote Wine
Show. Photo Helen Tatchell
By Jessica Howard
A drop from St Annes Winery has taken home a top
award at the annual Saint Martin Heathcote Wine
Show.
The Tatalia 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon was awarded the
Best Cabernet Family Wine at a presentation night
held on Friday August 4.
Angus McLean, from St Annes Winery in Myrniong,
said he was thrilled to see the Cabernet Sauvignon
recognised.
Shows like these are the fairest way to judge a product
in this industry; each wine receives a certain amount of
points, which amounts to either a gold, silver or bronze
medal - its good to win one of these, but the trophy is
the pinnacle of those awards.
We are thrilled, surprised and humbled.
Mr McLean said the complex and robust flavours
evident in the Tatalia Cabernet Sauvignon were a result
of its harvest in St Annes vineyard at Heathcote.
Heathcote is a cool region with ancient deep soils and
very little irrigation, meaning the area is dry and the
fruit has very intense flavour, he said.
The Tatalia Cabernet Sauvignon is a complex wine
that is imbued in our French Oak Barrels and can be
cellared for ten years, easily.
Judges at the Saint Martin Heathcote Wine Show said
the top drop showed balance and complexity, with
juicy vibrant fruit that was correct and integrated.
[We] could not say enough about this wine, the
judges report said.
More than 200 producers and boutique wineries enter
into the Saint Martin Heathcote Wine Show each year.
This years panel was made up of four judges and three
associate judges.
The Tatalia 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, which features
soft capsicum and forest fruit tones, can be purchased
instore or online at www.stanneswinery.com.au.
For local cellar door sales of all their produce, St Annes
Winery is located at Myrniong.

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Dj vu for
new Mayor
By Kate Taylor

Central Ward Council-

lor Paul Tatchell has been
elected Mayor of Moora-
bool Shire Council, with
East Ward Councillor John
Keogh elected as Deputy
Mayor.
Councillors voted on the
positions at an annual
Special Meeting, held last
Wednesday, 8 November.
A past Mayor of Moorabool
in 2014 and 2015, Cr Tatchell
was nominated for Mayor
by East Ward Councillor Jar-
rod Bingham, with outgoing
Mayor David Edwards and
Cr John Keogh also voting
for him.
His rival was West Ward
Councillor Tom Sullivan,
who has also served previ-
ous terms as Mayor, with
Woodlands Ward Council-
lor Pat Toohey having nomi-
nated him and East Ward
Councillor Dudzik support-
Central Ward Councillor Paul Tatchell is the new Mayor of

Deliberate
ing the nomination.
With Cr Tatchell having
won the Mayoral race by one
vote (4/3), attentions turned
to the election of the Deputy
Mayor.
Moorabool. Photo Helen Tatchell
without his wife Lynette and for the vote and told the
council staff. meeting that it is always dif-
Cr Toohey told the meeting ficult when there is a vote
that as Mayor, Cr Edwards for Mayor especially with

act in park
By Jessica Howard
Vandals have spent the eve of a recent
public holiday hacking down an oak tree at
Maddingley Park.
The tree, located along the walk way that
leads to the Bacchus Marsh train station, was
allegedly damaged on the night of Monday,
November 6.
Maddingley Park Committee of
Management chairman, Russ Hendry said
the tree was one of multiple Oaks planted
eight-years-ago to replace the dying Elm
trees that formed the walking path.
Mr Hendry said the damage had been
reported to Moorabool Shire Council.
The Committee of Management will soon be
installing surveillance cameras in the area.
Pamela Pinney, from Friends of Maddingley
Park, said she hoped the cameras would
deter vandals in the future.
Or at least be able to identify the horrors,
she said.
Anyone with information is urged to contact
Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100.
Cr Dudzik, the incumbent,
was nominated for the posi-
tion by Cr Toohey, with Cr
Sullivan also voting in her
favour.
But it was Cr Binghams
nomination of Cr Keogh that
proved successful, with Crs
Edwards and Tatchell also
voting in his favour.
Both Mayor Tatchell and
Deputy Mayor Keogh will
serve one-year terms.
Outgoing Mayor Dave Ed-
wards took the opportunity
to thank his family and the
other councillors, noting
that he could not have done
the previous 12-months
was a strategic thinker and
did excellent work.
When he came on (to coun-
cil) I was Mayor, and he cer-
tainly had the makings of a
future Mayor, Cr Toohey
said.
Cr Bingham noted that Cr
Edwards did a lot of work
behind the scenes as Mayor
even pointing out that
he was never half-arsed
about the job at hand.
Foundations have been
laid, and whoever follows
will have an easier job, Cr part of the peripheral nervous
Bingham told the meeting.
Upon his election, Cr Tatch-
ell thanked the councillors
none more capable than Cr
Sullivan.
Every morning when I get
up, and when I go to bed I
will make sure that on the
mind of all politicians is
Moorabool, Mayor Tatchell
said.
Mr Tatchell takes on the role
despite a medical diagnosis
of Guillain-Barr syndrome
(*GBS) at the beginning of
2017.
*GBS is a disorder in which the
bodys immune system attacks
system with damaged nerve
cells causing ascending paraly-
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Political lobbying
begins for Moorabool
vember 1 council meeting, November 2018, and the rac- projects will be promoted

NEWS
By Kate Taylor
prepared by Mr Croxford, ing/football finals season. using a range of methods.

Court in action
With federal and state elec-
tions both coming up let
the political courting begin.
Moorabool Shire Council
appears to have the jump
NEW
By Oliver Powell
on courting the pollies, too,
Imprisonment was mentioned in several cases at the with CEO Rob Croxford
Bacchus Marsh Court on October 20 with Magistrate Saines having already put a lobby-
presiding. ing strategy before council-
Daryl Piotrowski was found to be unlicensed after being lors for approval.
intercepted by police on July 11; subsequently, he was The key priority projects
arrested at the scene for failing to attend court in 2016. lobbying list has been nar-
The accused escaped a jail sentence, despite being convicted rowed to the top four, with
of all charges and accumulating $4370 in fines, after the court many others also included
heard he was the sole provider for his wife and child, and on the broader list. The top
was also booked in for a driving test in coming weeks. four are - the Bacchus Marsh
Regional Community Sports
noted that the next Federal
elections must be held be-
tween August 2018 and May
2019 for half of the Senators
S from the States, and on or
before 2 November 2019 for
the House of Representa-
tives and Senators from the
Territories.
Senate elections will not
impact on Council over the
next 12-months. The Sena-
tors will however be key to
assisting advocacy to their
party members and influ-
encing other parliamen-
tary colleagues, the report
This could mean that we
will see the Federal Govern-
ment move into early elec-
tion mode in the next few
months.
It will be important to
court all Federal candidates
on our priority projects.
In addition, the State elec-
tion is set for 24 November
2018.
It will also be important to
court all parties for the State
election.
Meanwhile, the top four
Key Priority projects funded since 2012
Officers have invested in
short video vignettes to pro-
fessionally capture the at-
tention of stakeholders who
visit our site, or in smaller
settings where an iPad or
projector can be used to mix
up the presentation format.
The vignettes will be load-
ed onto the Council website
for viewing subject to Coun-
cil endorsement.
Councillors voted at the No-
vember 1 meeting to endorse
the list.

NEWS
Hub; Sewering of Bungaree noted.
Another sole provider for his wife and child, Dean Todd, and Wallace; Parwan Em- It is anticipated that the
Darley Early Years Hub, the Blackwood mobile tower,
also avoided imprisonment, despite his substantial history of ployment Precinct; and the Blackwood waste water solution; Halletts Way Western
House of Representatives
criminal and driving offences the court heard. end; West Maddingley housing estate and road projects;
Todd was due to appear in court for a license eligibility
Bacchus Marsh Traffic Im-
provements (Grant Street/ LOCAL next Federal election is likely
to be brought forward to Au-
Halletts Way on/off ramps and pedestrian link and

hearing, but in June this year he was caught by police driving
unlicensed. Magistrate Saines disqualified the accused from
driving for a further three-months, complemented with
$2600 in fines.
S
NEWA 43-year-old female faced court to hear charges of not
being licensed and driving an unregistered vehicle on May
4. Vanessa Gordon had never owned a license and had a long
history of criminal and driving offences. Magistrate Saines
handed down a conviction and a $1000 fine after the court
heard Gordon was not thinking in her right mind.
clean-up has been discussed in various forums and the
Death threats and reckless driving by a Bacchus Marsh man
has seen him narrowly avoid imprisonment for incidents
over the last 12-months.
Paul Wohllebe was slapped with 100-hours of unpaid
community work to complete over 18-months for his crimes
by Magistrate Gregory Robinson in the Bacchus Marsh court
on Friday 10 November.
LOCAL
The court heard a witness to the reckless driving charge first
NEWS
Gisborne Road) project. gust 2018, to avoid the next
A report tabled at the No- scheduled State election in
COUNCILS B-LIST
Projects that council officers have struggled to include on
the list include future usage of the Fiskville site, leveraging
opportunities at the Ballan Industrial Estate, upgrades to
the Ballarat rail line, and a Bacchus Marsh pool.
Station; Mobile Blackspots; Extension of Natural Gas
The future use of the Fiskville site post the environmental
Supporting Agriculture; Moorabool River, and Windfarms.
project that has the most appeal is the development of a
motor sports precinct.
Early discussions with the State Government and City
of Ballarat suggest that Moorabool will need to lead
the development of opportunities around motor sport.
Officers can progress conversations and develop initial
prospectus material within current resources, but a
budget will be required to develop background studies
northern extension; Bacchus Marsh traffic project;
planning for the Eastern bypass; family violence therapy
services; the Moorabool drug action group, and additional
road projects.
Advocacy Strategy Projects
Bacchus Marsh Eastern Link; Moorabool Indoor
Aquatic Centre; Recreation Reserves for our Growing
Communities; Racecourse Reserve Sporting Facilities;
West Maddingley Early Years Hub; Gordon Railway
Supply; Bacchus Marsh Irrigation District Modernisation;
Smaller projects to promote
Mason Lane Reserve West Pavilion Upgrade/Public
Toilet/Playground; Bacchus Marsh Indoor Sports
Stadium; Maddingley Park Sports Oval Lighting; Darley
Park Sports Oval Lighting; Maddingley Park Passive
Area Irrigation; Peppertree Park Upgrade and Pedestrian
Bridge over Werribee River; Ballan Streetscape Upgrade;

NEWS NEWS
confronted the accused for his behaviour on many occasions. and a business case for the proposal. Ballan Recreation Reserve Netball/Tennis Court and
Wohllebe is alleged to have reacted by hopping in his car Opportunities around the Ballan Industrial Estate have Facilities Upgrade; Ballan Recreation Reserve Oval
with a friend and doing a burnout. been considered as part of the building of a Central Extension and Upgrade.

The death threats began in April this year to his ex-partner
with Wohllebe texting several messages that included one
warning his former partner not to attend work, or hed put
a bullet in [her] head.
It was revealed in court Wohllebe also posted a lengthy
facebook status offering $100 to anyone who could give him
the location of his ex-girlfriends current partner.
The death threats were directed not only to his former partner
but to her current partner, his mother and stepfather. The
message expressed a wish to kill his mother and stepfather,
ending by saying I feel like committing a murder-suicide.
Magistrate Robinson warned the accused, you seem to
be escalating in your offending, and if you commit another
crime like this you can count on prison time.
NEWS
Highlands Fire Training Facility that replaces part of the
functions previously located at Fiskville.
Conversations with senior CFA officers suggest that the
new CFA facility is best operated as a stand-alone site.
The Bacchus Marsh indoor aquatic centre is also off the
main list for the moment.
S
NEW
The Bacchus Marsh pool project was a key priority at
the last election. We are currently undertaking a review of
the original planning and location aspects of the project
and also investigating the installation of splash parks. It is
suggested that the $19 million ask of Government is too
great at this stage and will detract from the other top four
projects put forward in this report.
Extensive list to promote
Ballan Library Relocation; Gordon Recreation Reserve
Additional Netball Court; Gordon Recreation Sewer
Connection; Gordon Streetscape Upgrade; Greendale
Recreation Reserve Amenities Upgrade; Wallace
Recreation Reserve Sports Oval Irrigation and Lighting;
Dunnstown Recreation Reserve Sports Oval Lighting;
Bungaree Recreation Reserve Sports Oval Lighting;
Elaine Recreation Reserve Water and Irrigation;
Moorabool Play Space Upgrades; Street Lighting Bulk
Lamp Changeover to LED; and Aquatics Upgrades in the
form of Splash Parks.

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Renovating Giving is in their nature

trash to
By Jessica Howard

It was a hard choice decid-

ing who would take out
this years Ballan & District
Chamber of Commerce

treasure
Mayors Award.
So hard, in fact, that Moora-
bool Shire Mayor (at the
time) Dave Edwards couldnt
pick just one.
By Kate Taylor This years honour went to
Alex Ng and Sue Lan (Bac-
Councillors have salvaged a proposal for a materials and chus Marsh Foodworks) and
timber recycling centre in Moorabool. Ruth and Mark Mills (The
The October 3 council meeting heard the application to turn Plough Hotel, Myrniong).
The Mayors Award ac-
the Bacchus Marsh Road, Merrimu, site into the recycling
knowledged an outstanding
operation but councillors voted to defer a decision until the individual within the com-
November 1 council meeting. munity and was one of 12
The business is set to source heritage, vintage, antique and categories in the 2017 Busi-
ness Excellence Awards. help themselves. Above: Alex Ng and Sue Lan (Bacchus Marsh Foodworks).
other salvaged materials from demolition sites of old and
Alex and Sue have owned Their generosity is out- Below: Mark Mills from The Plough in Myrniong.
heritage style buildings, bringing these salvaged materials to and operated Bacchus Marsh standing, Cr Edwards said.
the site to clean and pack for resale. Foodworks for 20-years this Down the road, the kind-
The site contains two lots, which previously held a service December. ness offered by Mark and
Cr Edwards said the pair Ruth Mills at The Plough
station that was demolished in 2005, with one of the lots
have provided generous in Myrniong is just as
subject to a heritage overlay because of its proximity to the donations and sponsorships impressive.
old Symington Brewery site. to dozens of local sporting
Over the last five-years,
Objections received totalled 13 to the proposal, mainly clubs, community groups
more than $250,000 has been
and individual residents.
concerning increased traffic, noise pollution, and that the raised for both the Bacchus
[Alex and Sue] help out
operation would be better suited to an industrial zone. Marsh and Ballan Hospi-
with fundraiser after fun-
tals, as well as $15,000 for
A report prepared by council officers recommended draiser and I am sure there
Blue Bird House and $1,000
refusing the permit application for the business, noting that is so much more that no one
for the Myrniong Uniting
even hears about, he said.
it would not provide any agricultural benefits to the farming Church.
Bacchus Marsh Foodworks
zone within which it is located, along with other concerns. has and is, an annual $10,000 In March this year, the
The site is located close to the entrance to the Avenue of sponsor of the Ballan, Gor- Mills hosted a benefit din-
don, Bacchus Marsh and ner for Bacchus Marsh resi-
Honour and the Bacchus Marsh township. The Avenue of
Darley Football Netball dent Steve Arandt, who was
Honour is an important tourism asset to Bacchus Marsh. The diagnosed with stage-four
Clubs and local cricket clubs
proposed use may be visually detrimental to the entrance to along with personal requests cancer.
Bacchus Marsh, read a report tabled at the meeting. when a family or individual The Mills have also hosted
But councillors found benefits to the proposal. comes upon hard times. discounted functions for hood House recently asked our own region, and I think
Bacchus Marsh Foodworks Bacchus Marsh Rotary, Bal- for help to raise money for its great that we recognise
No doubt you have been to The Restorers barn in lan and Bacchus Marsh
admin assistant, Bec Pino a defibrillator, we instantly those businesses because
Castlemaine, its the most visited tourist attraction in the accepted the award in Alex Lions Club, Bacchus Marsh
said yes. they are the heartbeat of our
Alexander Shire. Are you basing this on that model? East and Sues absence. Cricket Club, Darley Foot-
The 2017 Business Excel- community, he said.
Ward Councillor John Keogh asked the applicants at the [Alex and Sue] dont do all ball Club, Bacchus Marsh
and Myrniong CFA and Bac- lence Awards were held at Moorabool has about 65
October meeting. that they do for thankyous,
chus Marsh SES. the Wallace Hotel on Friday per cent of its workforce
they do it for themselves and
The applicants responded that they are after something Mr Mills said he was hon- October 27. that has to travel outside of
they do it for the commu-
similar, a family-friendly environment and that they want it nity, she said. oured to accept the Mayors Cr Edwards commended our Shire every day to go to
to be presentable. In 2015, during the Wye award. the Ballan and District work, so every single busi-
River fires, Alex handed If we have the opportunity Chamber of Commerce for ness in this room is a winner
Councillors approved the permit application at the
over the keys to his Lorne to work with the the com- their efforts. in my eyes, because they em-
November meeting, after amending the permit conditions to
supermarket to local fire- munity, we do it, he said. Its not very often we get to ploy people and they employ
include a non-industrial style fence that presents as attractive. When Darley Neighbour- celebrate the businesses in people locally.
fighters and told them to

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Pair pawn stolen goods

By Oliver Powell ing the break-in, the items The court heard Hayler and
were cashed in at a pawn Fonua were under the influ-

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST SOUGHT

A Darley man has fuelled shop in Melton for $150. ence of alcohol at the time of
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST SOUGHT his drug habit by pawning Hayler, 41 and Fonua, 27 ap- the break-in. The pair were
About the Company and the Project: more than $500 worth of peared in the Bacchus Marsh convicted and fined $250
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property by unlocking the quantity of cannabis and lucky to have avoided jail
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rear sliding door after the methylamphetamine. time, however, with no prior
services. Goldwind Australia has two operating wind farms, and a portfolio
The Minister for Planning approved the construction and operation of the 107-wind turbine Moorabool Wind victim and her family had Surveillance footage ob- convictions, they were a
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farm in 2016. solar
windprojects under
farm is broadly construction
split into and planned
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(50 wind turbines) and to left. tained from the Darley chance at rehabilitation.
commence
Ballark in the in 2018.
south (57 wind turbines). The project is expected to produce approximately 1,000,000 megawatt
hours of renewable electricity each year. This will power approximately 223,000 average Victorian homes, enough The pair are alleged to have property revealed the men Hayler and Fonua were
Therenewable
Minister for Planning
electricity to supply 11%approved theinconstruction
of average homes Victoria. and operation of the 107- stolen a jar of loose change entering and leaving the also ordered to complete
wind
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turbine Moorabool Wind farm in 2010. The wind is 660.
1800 019 broadly split into containing approximately house, resulting in their ar- 250-hours of unpaid com-
two sites; the Bungeeltap in the North (50 wind turbines) and Ballark in the $50 and an Xbox console val- rest in the days following the munity work over a period
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south (57 wind turbines). The project is expected to produce approximately ued at around $500. Follow- incident. of 18-months.
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adjacent to areas of cultural heritage the cause of a family breakdown, with a use, including cutting off contact with his
signicance. Bacchus Marsh mother being forced to turn former drug using associates, and restarting
her back on her son after he stole from her to his football career. The solicitor believed
About the Opportunity: feed his drug habit. Whelans drug using days were behind him.
Goldwind Australia has a goal of increasing the involvement of indigenous In the Bacchus Marsh court, accused He has to live with the fact his relationship
men and women in the growing renewable energy industry by providing Bernard Whelan, who said he has been clean with his mum is irreparably damaged,
opportunities for training, education and employment. for the last four months, faced a charge of hopefully enough to deter Whelan from
Goldwind Australia is seeking expressions of interest from individuals or theft after moving back into his mothers further use.
organisations that can provide advice and services to assist in consulting home early this year, and then stealing Magistrate Kumar said Whelan was lucky
with interested parties, developing strategies and implementing programs to several items from her. he had the chance to be represented by a
achieve the goal. The court heard the 27-year old stole good solicitor, otherwise he felt the outcome
jewellery, electronics and several other items, would have been much worse.
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BALLAN DISTRICT
BALLAN
HEALTH AND CARE
DISTRICT Rural Not-For-Prot Health Service delivering Acute,
HEALTH Community, Aged and Child Care Services
AND CARE
www.ballanhealth.com.au

Rural Not-For-Profit Health Service delivering Acute, Community, Aged and Child Care Services

Thank You For The

New Kitchen!
We are grateful to the catering staff
The successful recipients of the Yaloak South Community Fund with Pacific Hydro representatives. Photos - supplied
and to everyone who supported the

Wind blows in right direction By Jessica Howard

Local community groups

Yaloak South Community Fund
Community Group
Ballark & District Gun Club
Beremboke Wildlife Shelter
CFA Mount Wallace
CFA Rowsley
Mt Wallace Hall & Reserve
refurbishment of the BDHC kitchen.
Special thanks to the residents (for
have shared in the benefits their patience) and to the Victorian
of the Yaloak South Wind
Government, the Grosvenor Foundation
Farm.
Project Ballark and District Gun and to the individuals and businesses
Club, Beremboke Wildlife
The addition of a clay bird thrower to compliment
Shelter, Mt Wallace Hall who contributed to the 2016 Love is
the clubs exiting equipment. and Reserve, and the Rows- in the Air fundraiser, especially Mark
The refurbishment of large outdoor koala enclosure ley and Mount Wallace Fire
Brigades were the successful
and Ruth Mills and the team from The
The purchase of a floating Quickfill pump to enable
recipients of the inaugural Plough @ Myrniong.
crews to access shallow water sources to fill the Yaloak South Community
trucks tank in emergencies Fund.
The purchase of three high-performance nozzles
and two battery charged bases for portable radios
Krista Kim, Engagement
and External Affairs Man-
NDIS Provider in Ballan
ager at Pacific Hydro, said BDHC is now a registered NDIS
The refurbishment of the halls toilet facilities and the community fund will
the addition of new indoor and outdoor furniture to offer $28,000 each year over provider. Our services can benet
replace old and worn equipment the 25-year life of the Yaloak disabled community members, their
South Wind Farm project.
Pacific Hydro received plan-
carers and their family members by
ning approval to construct maximising independence, health and
and operate the 14-turbine wellbeing.
wind farm at Yaloak South
in 2010. For more information, please
Ms Kim said a group of lo- contact Shawn Lee, Director of
MONDAYNIGHT
cal residents were brought
together to decide how the Allied & Community Health,
funds should be used. on (03) 5366 7959

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I N T H E B I S T R O
The Yaloak South Com-
munity Partnerships Group
is the innovative, industry-
leading way weve empow-

ing Melodies
M or n
ered our project neighbours
FOR EVERYONE! to have their say in how Pa-
cific Hydros Community In-
EVERY PURCHASE ONE MAIN MEAL
& RECEIVE A SECOND MAIN MEAL FREE vestment Program will work
2ND MONDAY CONDITIONS APPLY. SELECTED ITEMS ONLY. in their local area, she said.
With the help of an in-
Christmas Gift Appeal
OF EACH MONTH dependent facilitator, the The annual Ballan District Health &
Morning Tea 10am 11am group decided what method
of investment they pre-
Care Christmas Gift Appeal is seeking
Show 11am 12noon ferred, the eligibility criteria, unwrapped gifts for children and
and the priority areas.
adults.
Ms Kim said the Commu-

BUY ONE
SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY,THURSDAY nity Partnerships Group re- Please pick up a Giving Star from the
& FRIDAYNIGHTS ceived almost $90,000 worth BDHC Christmas tree, which will be

GET ONE
I N T H E B I S T R O of applications.
Successful community located in the foyer of theBALLAN
GP Clinic
groups were announced at from Friday 1 December. DISTRICT

FREE!
Present this coupon
a presentation ceremony on
Saturday October 21.
Construction on the Yaloak
Ballan District Health and Care
HEALTH
AND CARE

South Wind Farm com-

when you buy one
menced in late 2016 and is Centre for Community Health:
main meal and
expected to be complete in Cnr. Cowie & Inglis Sts 5366 7999
MN0511G3

receive second meal

early 2018.
CONDITIONS APPLY. NOT AVAILABLE IN CONJUNCTION
WITH ANY OTHER SPECIALS
of equal or lesser Hospital & Admin:
33 Cowie Street 5368 1100
BAL
value for free.
Monday Lunch
Available Friday,& CORRECTION Aged Care Hostel:
Lunchtimes Only
Dinner Mon-Friday
*Excludes Public
Beneficiaries benefit (MN 168 Inglis St 5368 1577
BALLAN
HEA
*Excludes
Holidays.Public Holidays
Oct 31 2017) stated the Lal Child Care Centre:
DISTRICT
Conditions
Conditions apply
Apply Lal Wind Farm is part of 88A Simpson St 5368 1811 HEALTH
West Wind Energy. Opportunity on Inglis: AND CARE
59 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh This is incorrect. Lal Lal 159 Inglis St 5368 2114
Ph: (03) 5367 2031 Wind Farm is now owned by Email: admin@bdhc.com.au
stoneysclub.com.au Macquarie Capital (sold in
May 2017). www.ballanhealth.com.au
Rural Not-For-Profit Health Service deliverin
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Saint Dawn retires Syndrome needs

awareness
By Jessica Howard

In 1985, Dawn Lewin

popped into the Bacchus
Marsh St Vincent de Paul Op
Shop to buy a white collared
shirt and left as a volunteer.
The Bacchus Marsh resident
spent the following three-
decades overlooking exten-
sions, running the store and
helping to build a business
that has provided welfare
to many Bacchus Marsh
families.
Mrs Lewin retired from the
little Manor Street shed on
October 20 this year.
Its a strange feeling, she
said.
I dont know what Ill do
with myself now when
I first walked in to the old
shed I was asked if I wanted
to volunteer for one week,
and that soon turned into
four-to-five days a week,
every week.
When Mrs Lewin first
joined the team at St Vincent
de Pauls, the shed had no
sorting room, meaning the
floor was filled with dozens
of boxes of donated items
and trinkets.
Later, an extra shed was
built and we were able to
sort through donations sep-
arately, she said.
That was good because
the shed became more of a
store.
Mrs Lewin recalled a num-
ber of amusing memories
over the years, including the
delivery of an old wooden
wardrobe.
Someone bought the big
old thing from the shop so
we [Mrs Lewin and fellow
volunteer Ruth Tudball]
popped it on this little trol-
ley and pushed it all the way
down the road, she said.
After 32-years of volunteering, Dawn Lewin can relax at
home in her backyard. Photo Jessica Howard
We received some pretty
interesting donations over
the years and have dressed
young kids for school book
weeks and people for wed-
dings. We even dressed a
bride and her mother once.
Mrs Lewin said it was the
genuine people and great
atmosphere that kept her
around for 32-years.
It was always a bit of fun at
the shed. I met so many nice
people and I couldnt have
done it without the other
volunteers there.
Everyone goes through
their own problems and I
know when my husband fell
ill or I had troubles of my
own, working at the store re-
ally helped me mentally.
I also like helping people
and a lot of customers would
come in for a chat and I think
that relieved them a bit; they
felt comfortable and they
kept coming back.
the disorder since birth. Her
syndrome can cause close to
Anette Marum, President
of the Bacchus Marsh St Vin-
cent de Paul Op Shop, said
people would often visit the
shed just to catch up with
Mrs Lewin.
They will miss her friend-
ship, advice, comfort and
support, she said.
Dawns retirement is a sad
loss and when she handed
over the keys to the shed you
could see a look of wistful-
ness in her eyes, but she has
been working for so long
and St Vincent de Paul, to-
gether with many people in
the town, thank her for her
tireless work.
Mrs Lewins retirement
comes at the same time that
the opportunity shop relo-
cates to Grant Street. Stock
will be transported to the
new store in time for the of-
ficial opening on Thursday
November 23.
By Jessica Howard
At just three-years old, Bre-
ana Zois is one of 4,000 chil-
dren born with DiGeorge
syndrome each year.
The syndrome, otherwise
known as 22.q deletion
syndrome, has no cure
and is caused by a small
missing piece of the 22nd
chromosome.
Little Breana, from Bacchus
Marsh, has been living with
mother, Nicole Zois said the
200 mild to serious health
and developmental issues.
For Breana, it affects the
whole left side of her body,
she said.
So if you start from the
top, she suffers from epi-
lepsy, hypoplastic left heart
disease and immunosup-
pression, meaning we have
to replace her cells weekly to
ensure she has some sort of
an immune system.
Mrs Zois said the chromo-
somal disorder is believed to
be the second most common
Ive only lived in Bac- vide information for par-
genetic disorder behind
chus Marsh for about four- ents, carers and families on
Down Syndrome.
months, which has made what the disorder is, what
Yet most have never heard
it hard to raise money as I research is out there and any
of it, she said. dont have any contacts yet.
new treatment options.
Earlier this year, an educa- A few people have donated a
Its also just about raising
tional seminar was held by couple of things to be raffled
awareness of what 22.q is
the 22.q Foundation in Perth. off, but Im now looking for
and how many families it
Mrs Zois said she contacted that last little bit of funding
so that we can set it all up. affects.
the director, who said to
hold a seminar in Victoria, Mrs Zois said the purpose If sufficient funds are
but funds would need to be of the seminar was to edu- raised, the 22.q information
raised in order to cover the cate and raise awareness. seminar will be hosted at the
cost of guest speakers and Its really daunting to find Royal Childrens Hospital in
venue hire. out your child has been Melbourne in 2018.
We need to raise about diagnosed with 22.q and a To donate, contact Nicole
$4,000, Mrs Zois said. seminar like this will pro- Zois on 0413 148 351.

V/LINE SERVICES Countless chances

Coaches replace trains on the
Ballarat and Maryborough lines
Due to V/Line improvement works, coaches will replace
Ballarat and Maryborough trains for the entire journey to and
an extra
from Southern Cross Station on Saturday 18 November.
45 mins
Trains will continue to run between Ararat and Wendouree.
Coaches will also replace some evening Ballarat line trains
from Sunday 19 November until Wednesday 22 November.
disobeyed
By Oliver Powell driving her partners vehicle again four days
later.
A Darley woman with criminal history The accused said at the time of offending, she
dating back to 1996 has been jailed for two
had relapsed into using methylamphetamine
months.
and heroin again. However, her defence
Allow Helen Hughes faced multiple charges of
layer stated that his client was not impaired
driving while suspended and driving under
by the drugs while driving, and refuted the
the influence of methylamphetamine in the
science of the oral fluid tests.
Bacchus Marsh Magistrates Court on Friday
A police prosecutor called for harsh and
October 6.
swift punishment, stating that the court had
The court heard the accused was driving
given her countless chances to rehabilitate,
ZO770849

her partners car on May 8 this year when she

For more information visit vline.com.au, call 1800 800 007
was intercepted by police in Darley. Hughes
or follow us on Twitter @vline_ballarat
was not wearing a seatbelt and could not
produce her drivers license, which police
later found to be suspended.
After a positive preliminary oral fluid test,
Hughes was taken to the Bacchus Marsh
Police Station, where she was found to have
methylamphetamine in her system.
Hughes was disqualified from driving
for six-months and was observed by police
but she just keeps blatantly disobeying the
law.
Magistrate Daniel Muling sentenced the
accused to two months in prison, freed on
appeal bail, with a community corrections
order, including conditions of 100-hours of
community service.
Hughes license was disqualified for a
further six-months on top of previous
convictions.
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Newborns
in the Brookfield parents Paramjit Kaur and Jamie and Kyle Ogilvie from
district
Amandeep Singh have welcomed their Maddingley have a little boy for their
second child, Sandhu. Arriving on Friday 10 first born child. Elijah James Ogilvie
November at 1am and weighing 3380 weighed 7lb 4oz and arrived at 3.20pm
grams, Sandhu is a new sibling for Ekroop. on Thursday 9 November.
Moorabool Shire Council
NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 6 December, 2017 in
the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
AMENDMENTS C79 AND C81
Planning and Environment Act 1987
MOORABOOL PLANNING SCHEME
Notice of preparation of an amendment
The Moorabool Shire Council has prepared Amendments C79 and C81 to the Moorabool
Planning Scheme.
Amendment C79 applies to all residentially zoned land in Bacchus Marsh (and its suburbs).
Amendment C79 proposes the following changes to the Moorabool Planning Scheme:
Amends Clauses 21.01, 21.03, 21.07 and 21.11 of the Municipal Strategic Statement, to
implement the adopted Council strategy Housing Bacchus Marsh to 2041.
Rezones land in various locations throughout Bacchus Marsh, Darley, Maddingley and Pentland
Hills.
Removes the Schedule to the Low Density Residential Zone from various land in Darley.
Removes Schedule 1 to the General Residential Zone from various land in Bacchus Marsh,
Darley, Maddingley and Pentland Hills.
Amends Schedules 2 and 3 to the General Residential Zone.
Inserts new Schedules 2, 3, 4 and 5 to the Neighbourhood Residential Zone.
Inserts a new Schedule 1 to the Low Density Residential Zone.
Applies the new Schedule 1 to the Low Density Residential Zone to various land in Darley.
Applies the amended Schedules 2 and 3 to the General Residential Zone to various land in
Bacchus Marsh, Darley, Maddingley and Pentland Hills.
Applies the new Schedules 2, 3, 4 and 5 to the Neighourhood Residential Zone to various land
in Bacchus Marsh and Darley.
Amendment C81 applies to approximately 140 square kilometres of land in the Bacchus Marsh
district, including the urban and rural areas of Bacchus Marsh, Darley, Maddingley and Pentland
Hills, together with the rural fringe areas of Merrimu, Parwan, Hopetoun Park, Coimadai (part),
Long Forest (part) and Rowsley (part).
The Amendment proposes the following changes to the Moorabool Planning Scheme ordinance:
Amends Clause 21.01 Municipal Context, by updating the text pertaining to Bacchus Marsh
under the headings of Introduction, Municipal prole and Key issues and inuences. These sessions will provide an opportunity for the community to feed in their thoughts and help
Amends Clause 21.02 Natural Environment, by updating the strategies relating to the objective
of Nonurban landscapes.
Amends Clause 21.03, Settlement and Housing, to provide context and strategic direction for
managing future urban growth in Bacchus Marsh.
Amends Clause 21.04, Economic Development and Employment, by updating the Issues or
overview, objectives and strategies pertaining to Agriculture and horticulture, Commercial,
Industry and Local employment.
Amends Clause 21.05, Development and Community Infrastructure, by updating the Issues
or overview, objectives and strategies pertaining to Open space and recreation, Integrated
transport and Community facilities and infrastructure.
Amends Clause 21.07 Bacchus Marsh, by inserting a new Bacchus Marsh Urban Growth
Framework plan, and updating the text to provide context and strategic direction for managing
future urban growth.
Amends Clause 21.11, by updating the list of reference documents.
You may inspect amendment C79 and C81, any documents that support the amendments and
the explanatory report about the amendments, free of charge, at the following locations:
during ofce hours, at the ofce of the planning authority, Moorabool Shire Council:
15 Stead Street, Ballan
Lerderderg Library - Customer Service, 215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Darley Civic and Community Hub, 182 Halletts Way, Darley
at the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website
www.delwp.vic.gov.au/public-inspection.
To learn more, you may wish to attend one of the drop-in sessions scheduled for the following
dates at the Lerderderg Library, 215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh:
Tuesday 14 November, 2017 4pm to 7pm
Tuesday 21 November, 2017 4pm to 7pm
Tuesday 28 November, 2017 4pm to 7pm
Thursday 7 December, 2017 4pm to 7pm
Any person who may be affected by the amendment may make a submission to the planning
authority about the amendment. Please ensure a reference to Amendment C79 or C81, as relevant,
in the title of your submission. The closing date for submissions is 15 December, 2017.
A submission can be made:
1. Via Councils website at https://www.moorabool.vic.gov.au/consultations.
Click on Have Your Say Moorabool.
2. Via email to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
3. Via post to: Moorabool Shire Council
PO Box 18 BALLAN VIC 3342
ANDREW GOODSELL
Manager, Strategic and Sustainable Development
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
The Moorabool News 14 November, 2017 Page 9
It is a girl for Maddingley couple Melissa Grace has a new sister, Evelyn
and Daniel Coon. Arriving on Tuesday Rose Beckett. Born to Melton West
7 November at 12.51pm, Charlie Jayne parents Sarah and Craig Beckett
Coon wighed 6lb 10oz (3170 grams) on Wednesday 8 November, Evelyn
and is a new sister for Oliver. arrived at 5.06pm.
HAVE YOUR SAY LOCAL LAWS
Council is reviewing its Local Laws to ensure they meet the demands of our ever growing and
evolving community. Local laws are designed to respond to local issues and community needs
to ensure cohesive community outcomes for the betterment of the area as a whole. Local laws
deal with a huge variety of issues including:
control of activities in public areas
building sites
the lighting of res
amenity issues on private land
the protection of council assets.
We are seeking your views on what you believe is working well or not with regard to the
current Local Laws and what you see as needing either more control or less control over the
coming years. This information will help us to draft a new Local Law. This draft will undergo
further consultation in the new-year. It is planned that the process of consultation, review and
implementation will be completed by July 1 2018.
Consultation closes at 5pm on Friday 17 November 2017. To make a submission, go to:
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.
GORDON TOWNSHIP IMPROVEMENTS -
COMMUNITY CONSULTATION SESSIONS
Council has two current projects under development and wish to seek community input.
Gordon Township Improvement Plan
The Gordon Township Improvement Plan takes a wide look at the area and its issues that
includes visitor marketing, signage, economic development and infrastructure considerations
that together creates a unique sense of place within a community.
Engineering Design: Urbanisation of Main Street
A concept design has been prepared for the Main Street, from Stanley Street to Old Western
Highway and includes a range of infrastructure and landscaping improvements.
We would like to hear from you!
Input from the community is an important component of these two projects.
Two drop in sessions have been scheduled;
Where? Gordon Public Hall, Main Street, Gordon
When? Tuesday 21 November 4.00pm 7.00pm
Thursday 23 November 4.00pm 7.00pm
set the future direction of infrastructure upgrades into the future.
Please contact the Engineering Services team on 5366 7100 for further information.
BACCHUS MARSH STRAWBERRIES AND CHERRIES WEEKEND
The Bacchus Marsh Strawberries and Cherries Weekend is on again this year to celebrate the
start of the plentiful summer fruit season throughout Moorabool Shire.
Starting from Friday 17 November at the old Council carpark and the grassed area in Main
Street, Bacchus Marsh, then on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 November 2017, down the
Main Street and the Avenue of Honour, Bacchus Marsh.
The old council carpark behind the grassed area in Main Street, Bacchus Marsh, will be closed
from 15 November until 20 November 2017. This is for the carnival to set up and
operate. Notices will be displayed at the carpark to make people aware of this.
Main Street, Bacchus Marsh will be closed from 4.00am 9.00pm on both Saturday 18
and Sunday 19 November . There will be full Trafc Management and detours on these
days.
The Avenue of Honour has no road closures.
For further information, please contact the event organiser, Felicity Ashman on 0400 520 042.
HAVE YOUR SAY OPEN SPACE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN AND
ASSOCIATED MOWING SERVICE REVIEW
Moorabool Shire has developed a maintenance management plan for Parks & Gardens and
undertaken a review of its grass mowing services. Residents are being given an opportunity
to make a submission to the draft Open Space Maintenance Management Plan and associated
Mowing Service Review, after Councillors resolved recently to exhibit the draft documents for
public consultation.
The review of mowing services recommends the removal of 384 roadsides that currently receive
a bi-annual or annual mow. To offset this, an increase in amenity mowing across small towns is
also recommended, that will see frequencies increased and various township entrances receive
a regular amenity mowing service.
The Draft Open Space Maintenance Management Plan and associated Mowing Service Review
will be out for public consultation for 6 weeks. The documents are available on our website:
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au/consultations.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Waste Management Ofcer Full Time Permanent Position
Waste Project Ofcer Full Time Temporary Position until 30/06/19
Applications close COB on Friday 24 November 2017.
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.
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WHATS ON
The Whats On section is for non-profit community organisations. All
free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the
Editors discretion. Advertising of AGMs in this section will only appear
if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per the
constitution of Business & Consumer Affairs for incorporated groups.

ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
Rear Mechanics Hall, Ballan. Term 4 program OUT NOW.
All enquiries, bookings, classes & venue hire - call 5368 1934 .
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33-35 Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses and classes. BM &
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390
The Laurels Bacchus Marsh Community College
229 Main Road, Bacchus Marsh. Courses and classes.
Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061.
MEETINGS
The Pottery Group
Tuesday and Fridays 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall (next
to Tennis Courts) Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome. Enquiries
to Maureen 0447173031.
St Andrews Playgroup Bacchus Marsh
(Behind St Andrews Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg
St, Bacchus Marsh. Monday-Friday 9am, 11am, 1pm & 3pm.
Enquiries Cindy 0433 651 066.
Moorabool Mission Recovery Group
Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member
out of control? Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm Jean
Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh. Enq-
Pastor Merv Patton 0412 290 036.
Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St Johns Anglican Church
Hall- 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
905 558 Tamsin.
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
229 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
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NOW OPEN
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Next market Saturday 2 December
First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan 9am-1pm.
Enquiries 0402 390 080 (Wayne).
Darley Market
Saturday 18 November, 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each
month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries 0488 345
145 (Alan).
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 10 December, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times - Sunday 19 November - St Johns Bungaree,
9am; St Johns Ballan, 9.30am; St James, Morrisons, 5pm.
Enquiries - Glen Wesley 5368 2730.
Ballan Uniting Church (St. Pauls)
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
B3 Community
Focused, family friendly church with a difference. Services
every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue Bowling Club, Main St,
Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am & 10am;
Balliang - 2nd Sunday 10.30am, 4th Sunday 9am. Myrniong
1st & 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries 5367 5362.

Ballan Anglers Inc

BALLAN FOOTBALL NETBALL CLUB
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel,
7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome
Church of the Living God
Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
0400 003 936. of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park

WOOL OFF
Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each
month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service and Childrens Program.
Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Mass every Saturday 6.30pm.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship

DAY
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics.
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
Saturday 18th November
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial
Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535. St Bernards Bacchus Marsh Catholic Church
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh) Mass Times Saturday- 5pm; Sunday 8.30am & 10am.
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
FRASERS SHED
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Kerry 9741 9705.
(Directly opposite Cross Roads, Ballan)
Ballan Red Cross
Luncheon & Flower Show
Venue: Ballan Mechanics Hall, Inglis St. Ballan
Date: Friday, 24th November 2017 at 12 Noon

Ballan
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Guest Speaker: Alan Barr - Ballan Cemetery Trust
RSVP: 5368 1128 (Mary Williams) RSVP by 19 Nov
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For more info on pricing or to arrange a
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pick-up/drop offtocall
arrange a pick-up/drop off call
DARREN HODGE 0407 682 353
BRIAN SMITH 0428 608 238
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1930s Brick Farm House Demand
for smaller
space living
GIL KING
Lot 2, 39 Hicks Lane, Ballan CEO, REIV
Price: $1,100,000
This lovely solid brick farm-house is set on 7 acres amongst Regional apartments and
beautiful park-like gardens. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 units experienced moder-
bathrooms, 2 living areas, separate dining room, boot room ate price growth in the Sep-
and a spacious kitchen / dining area with a 900mm stove, tember quarter, increasing
dishwasher, walk in pantry and concrete bench tops. Also 1.9 per cent to a median of
has Tasmanian oak floors, high ceilings, leadlight windows, $301,000.
open fire places & hydronic heating, heated in-ground The regional centres of Gee-
pool, tennis court, double garage with store room, a long long and Ballarat accounted
driveway, a good sized paddock, town water and is only 5 for the majority of the states
minutes to Ballans town centre. top performing towns with
An inspection is the only way to appreciate the character multiple areas recording
and quality of this stunning property that was featured in double-digit increases.
Country Style magazine July 2017. New REIV data shows Gee-
long experienced the strong-
est growth in the September
quarter with its median unit/
apartment price increasing
17.1 per cent to $535,000. This
was an increase of $78,000 on
June quarter figures.
Echuca in the states north
was another standout with
its median unit/apartment
price rising 16.3 per cent to
$250,000, up from $215,000
in June.
Significant price growth
was also recorded in the Bal-
larat suburb of Canadian,
where the median unit/
132 Corner Inglis & Fisken Streets Ballan apartment price rose 14
per cent over the quarter to
Rayner Phone: 5368 1057 $267,888.
Other City of Ballarat sub-
urbs experiencing strong
growth for units and apart-
ments include Alfredton, up
10.4 per cent to a median of
$317,500; Lake Wendouree,
up 6.9 per cent to $347,500;
Redan, up 6.3 per cent to
$218,000; and Ballarat East,
up 6.1 per cent to $279,500.
Meanwhile, Bright and Sale
both experienced double-
digit quarterly growth for
units and apartments, boost-
ing their median prices
to $340,000 and $267,500
respectively.
Units and apartments were
also in demand in Greater
Geelong with 11.9 per cent
growth recorded in Bel-
mont, where the median
unit/apartment price is now
$358,000.
Neighbouring Highton also
experienced solid growth
with the median price in-
creasing 7.3 per cent to
$340,000, while the coastal
towns of Ocean Grove and
Barwon Heads both saw
growth of at least 8.6 per
cent.
Other regional areas where
apartments and units are
performing well include
Moe, up 10.1 per cent to
$168,000; Yarrawonga, up
9.6 per cent to $257,500;
Bairnsdale, up 7.3 per cent
to $220,000; Inverloch, up 6.8
per cent to $407,100; and the
commuter town of Wallan,
up six per cent to $298,500.
For more information on
median unit and apartment
prices by town, visit reiv.
com.au.
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Rayner We put you rst

25 LEWIS STREET, BACCHUS MARSH 2 CORREA COURT, BACCHUS MARSH
NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

SITTING UP HIGH AND PROUD 3 2 2 THE PERFECT START 3 2 2

Elevated 3 bedroom home with walk through bathroom to master and WIR 3 great size bedrooms, master with WIR and full ensuite
Lovely warmth and homely feel with quality fi xtures and fi ttings Private Sale: $420,000 - $460,000 Generous lounge at front of property Private Sale: $345,000 - $375,000
Ducted heating and evaporative cooling Inspect: By appointment Huge kitchen with modern SS appliances and ample bench space, open to Inspect: Saturday 18th November
Large lounge, meals and kitchen all have superb views over extensive block meals and second living
Contact: Mark Davis 0458 224 405 11:00am 11:30am
Outdoor entertaining with decked BBQ area and 5 seater spa Sliding door accessing the pergola from the second living area
Huge steel work shed with power and internet Email: mark.davis@raynerrealestate.com.au Wood fi re, ducted gas heating, 2 split systems and DLUG Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011
Potential to add value by fi nishing off the front and back landscaping Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au
Quiet area, good size block, easy access to new Halletts way on/off ramps.

52 UNDERBANK BOULEVARD, BACCHUS MARSH 40 GILMORES ROAD, BALLIANG

NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

LIGHT AND FRESH 3 2 1 HOME SWEET HOME 3 1 2

Lovely, bright and light fi lled home looking for new owner Absolute character fi lled charming cottage sitting down a long winding driveway
Beautifully maintained, neutral colour scheme and updated kitchen and ooring Private Sale: $399,000 - $429,000 on a stunning 15 acres approx. with Little River as its back boundary; Private Sale: $620,000-$660,000
3 large bedrooms, master with ensuite and WIR, BIRs in remaining bedrooms Inspect: By appointment 3 bedrooms, large lounge, dining and beautiful kitchen, glorious views; Inspect: By appointment
Large lounge, large meals open to the kitchen, family bathroom and laundry Divided into 8 paddocks with new hardwood post and rail fencing;
Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011 Contact: Mark Davis 0458 224 405
Gas heating, wood fi re and evaporative cooling throughout Vegie garden, chicken coop, numerous established fruit trees;
Outside you will fi nd a large pergola and a great size yard with established Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au Paved BBQ area, decked pergola area, horse stables and tack room; Email: mark.davis@raynerrealestate.com.au
gardens and a garage/workshop 6 m x 7 m steel carport; and
Plenty of room to park the caravan at the side Such a wonderful lifestyle property, inspections highly recommended.

31 ATKINSON STREET, BALLAN 14A EDOLS STREET, BALLAN 100 GOLDEN PT RD, BLACKWOOD 39 HICKS LANE, BALLAN
NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

COTTAGE CIRCA 1913
Located on a large corner block (1112sqm approx.);
Lovely weatherboard cottage with mature garden;
3 bedrooms, separate lounge, kitchen/dining/family room,
3.3m ceilings, ornate cornices, stained glass windows,
Baltic pine oors, dishwasher and new gas stove;
The property has a 4 car garage, fi sh pond;
Within easy walking distance to the station and town;
Excellent condition and such a great block, very rare fi nd.
Private Sale: $430,000
Inspect: Thursday 16th November 12.00pm12:30pm
Saturday 18th November 9.30am10.00am
Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au
COMFORTABLE LOW MAINTENANCE
3 bedrooms (all with robes) main with WIR & ensuite;
North facing kitchen and living area;
Stone benchtops throughout & dishwasher;
Gas ducted heating & ducted evaporative cooling;
Quality blinds & solar/gas HWS;
Remote operated garage with direct access into house;
Covered rear decking off living area;
364 sqm block (approx.) with lovely established garden
and garden shed, 2 years old (approx.) great location.
Private Sale: $399,000
Inspect: Thursday 16th November 2:00pm2:30pm
Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au
THE OLD ROYAL MAIL HOTEL
Historic Blackwood Building constructed in 1855 (circa);
In its time its been a Hotel, Dance Hall and Weekender;
Old Hotel comprises a mix of adjoining structures;
Provides 3 Titles of 852sqm, 841sqm and 852sqm which
is a total of 2545sqm (half acre+);
Power, water and installed ef uent system.
An interesting project awaits those with a heart for a
bygone era and now with huge interest in properties in
Blackwood, this will be a strongly sought after property.
Private Sale: $340,000
Inspect: By appointment
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396
Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au
1930S BRICK FARM HOUSE
7 Acres (approx.) amongst beautiful park like gardens;
5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, dining room;
Concrete bench tops, 900mm stove & dishwasher;
Tasmanian oak oors, high ceilings & leadlight windows;
Open fi re places & hydronic heating;
Heated pool, tennis court & double garage, storeroom;
Long circular driveway, good paddock and town water;
Only 5 minutes to Ballans Town centre. Featured in
Country Style magazine July 2017.
Private Sale: $1,100,000
Inspect: Saturday 18th November 1:00pm2:00pm
Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au

Marcus Julie Mark Melonie Graeme Adam Mark Rod Brendan

Rayner Higgins Davis Winch Rayner Tucci Dudley Grant Rayner
0418 556 699 0422 412 964 0458 224 405 0408 675 011 0417 559 945 0411 077 128 0409 954 396 0416 231 782 0439 354 059

175 Main Street

Bacchus Marsh raynerrealestate.com.au 5366 3600
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W
NE TING
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Bacchus Marsh 29 Silverdale Drive 4 2 2

Modern 4 Bedrooom Family Home on Large Block
Large 754m2 block in quiet street is this immaculate 4 bedroom family home. Pleasing layout,
oating oors throughout the hallway and open plan living area. High quality stain block wool
carpet in the large bedrooms and 2nd living area. Master has a tted out WIR and ENS. Stone
benches, SS appliance including a 900mill oven and gas cooktop. 2 reverse cycle air conditioners,
ducted gas heating throughout, a large double garage, double gated side access to backyard.
Private Sale
Price Reduced $490,000 - $520,000
Inspect Saturday 11.00-11.30am
Ofce 2/137 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754 len@lensmith.com.au
Kelvin Gafero 0481 991 828 kelvin@lensmith.com.au

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Bacchus Marsh 21 George Street 3 2 1 Bacchus Marsh 435 Werribee Vale Road 3 2 2

Easy Living in Central Location
This traditional weatherboard home
offers a wonderful blend of period
style and french provincial touches.
Delivering a practical layout of 3
bedrooms, master with ensuite, open
plan living encompasses a functional
kitchen allowing for seamless
connection to an all-weather alfresco
area. This is a fabulous home for rst
home buyers & young families as well
as a great downsizing option or savvy
investment in a super-convenient locale.
Private Sale
Price Reduced $429,000
Inspect Saturday 12.00-12.30pm
Ofce 2/137 Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
len@lensmith.com.au
Kelvin Gafero 0481 991 828
kelvin@lensmith.com.au
Impressive Home on 2 acres Private Sale
This impressive property is in a quiet
rural location, yet only 5 minutes Price $749,000
drive to Bacchus Marsh main street Inspect Saturday 1.001.30pm
shops, schools & train station. Easy
access to freeway, 50 minutes to CBD, Ofce 2/137 Main Street,
expansive north facing living areas, Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
wide verandahs, & extensive outdoor
entertainment area. Lovely valley views Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
overlooking market gardens to be len@lensmith.com.au
enjoyed. Kelvin Gafero 0481 991 828
kelvin@lensmith.com.au
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 31 Mimulus Road, Bacchus Marsh AUCTION 2a Station Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2
What Potential!!
Easy Living High exposure Site of approx. 1,960m2 with approx. 216m2 Factory.
Convenient low maintenance lifestyle. Master includes a WIR & ENS, 2 Imminently suitable (subject to Council permits) for re-development &/
additional bedrooms with BIRs. Central bathroom, separate toilet & or subdivision. Zoned Industrial 2 under Moorabool Planning Scheme.
laundry. 900mm oven, dishwasher & large pantry, & connects with the Extensive Station Street frontage, adjoins Railway Station Car Park.
open plan dining & living. Undercover entertaining and private Quality projects in the immediate vicinity. Vacant Possession.
backyard. Ducted heating, split system & remote double garage. Terms: 10% Deposit. Balance 90 Days
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $395,000 AUCTION Saturday 9th December at 11.00am
CONTACT Steve 0475 888 101 Denise 0456 044 024 CONTACT Ian 5367 2333 Steve 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 24 Ryan Court, Bacchus Marsh

COMING SOON 4 2 1

51 Horder Cres, Bacchus Marsh

Great Family Living In Central Location
Set on large block approx. 780m2, walking distance to Main Street & easy
access to freeway. 4 generous bedrooms with BIRs, master with Ens &

6 bed, 3 bath, 2 car large family bathroom. Spacious kitchen/dining/living opens out to
covered courtyard. Ducted heating & A/C. Carport has rear access to
spacious backyard, room to add a pool or shed if desired (STCA).

$590,000-$620,000 INSPECT
FOR SALE
CONTACT
WEB
By appointment
$490,000
Steve 0475 888 101 Denise 0456 044 024
arbeerealestate.com.au

AUCTION 17 Griffith Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 18/96 Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh
Great Investment or Development Opportunity 1 1 1
Unique opportunity to purchase over 3,500 square metres of Industrial 2
land in a high profile location on Griffith Street hill. Ability to earn dual Invest and retire in me !
incomes from the 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, single carport home to the This is an affordable modern one bedroom unit with a spacious lounge
front of the land & the 510sqm Factory (approx) to the rear. Both with split-system AC, a good size bedroom, kitchenette, and an
properties are currently tenanted and returning a combined income of updated bathroom with washing machine connection. Private
$40,793pa. Bacchus Marsh is a great location for investment being only courtyard and allocated parking space. Great option for those looking
60kms from Melbourne, 57kms from Geelong & 61kms from Ballarat. for retirement living in a seniors community.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
AUCTION Saturday 2nd December at 11.00am FOR SALE $159,000
CONTACT Steve 0475 888 101 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 6b Manor Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 14 Victoria Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 4 2 4

Executive Central Living Luxury Living & Car Lovers Dream

This beautiful double storey home is located within walking distance to everything. Consists Stunning 56 square, 8 yr old, quality Shane Cook Home. Massive 1702
of 3 B/R, 2 bathrooms, fantastic open plan living, plus a powder room/toilet down stairs, secure under house 4 car garage with office & storage. Master with
master B/R is a parents retreat. Kitchen has stone bench tops, WIP and quality appliances. For ENS, spa & parents retreat. 3 additional double bedrooms all with BIRs,
your convenience there is a 2 person lift, double garage with remote doors provides direct 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, 3 living areas. Hardwood floors, quality carpets,
access. 72m2 shed with rollerdoor access and solar panels providing savings on energy costs. premium fixtures & fittings. Professionally landscaped 10192 block.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $849,000 FOR SALE $849,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Steve 0475 888 101 Denise 0456 044 024
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Visit our stand at the Strawberries &

Cherries festival for an arbee showbag

Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Denise Sniegowski
5367 2333 0475 888 101 0409 233 157 0429 671 990 0456 044 024

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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Lost and Found Ballan Golf Club

Benji Male Domestic Short Hair
Tabby and White approximately 6
months - Available for Adoption
Fabio Male Domestic Short Hair
Champagne and White Available for Hair Charcoal & White approximately 2
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Results - Week ending Saturday 11 November
Wednesday Stableford
WinnerLen Killender (25)34 points, R/up Kev Lockman
(16) 33 points on c/b from Chris TRudoe (13).
Magpie -14th Chris Tudor.
NTP - 15th Bob Arklay.
Saturday Stroke - 2nd Round Club Championships.
A Grade - Winner on the day Shaun ODea 73-17-56,
R/up Kev Lockman 77-16-61.
B Grade - Winner Athol Love82-23-59,
R/upJimmy Walsh 86-24-62.
NTPs - 12th Athol Love, 15th Chris Tudor.
Magpies - 4thDavid Blythe, 14th Michael Di Fiore,
18thDon Wickson.
Balls 7, Cut-off 64: Shaun ODea, Kev Lockman,
Victor Buttigieg, Greg McAloon, Jimmy Walsh, Peter Di
Fiore, Athol Love.
Current placings in Club Championship Gross Score: 1st
Bob Arklay 151. second Peter Di Fiore 152.
Current placings in Tom Bond Trophy Net Score: 1st Shaun
Poppy Female Domestic Medium ODea 121, second Kev Lockman 125.
years -Available for Adoption

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feelings. SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
TAURUSApril 21-May 22 Following a brief setback, finances improve again and
Joint ventures of all types are favoured this week. You everything seems on the right track. A love one is being
will have less inhibition in expressing emotions and more shy - look for hidden messages. Time to improve your
caution with the written word. physique.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
This week there will be lots of time spent making order
Luck is with you, hunches are strong. A visit with friends from chaos. Share artistic ideas - they prove great therapy
turns into a lovely holiday. This a great time to sign up for a troubled friend. Tension increases with more work-
for a language course or exercise programme. load. Recruit help.
NO. 9021 CANCERJune 22-July 22
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
ACROSS DOWN Finish and start - that is the weeks pattern. You com-
plete one job and immediately you are ready to start the Do your own thing - and dont feel guilty. There may be
1. Herb (8) 2. Frighten (5) a small windfall possible by the end of the week. The
6. Final (4) 3. Month (7) next. The weekend finds you in a whimsical spirit.
8. Chief (4) 4. Garment (4) best idea is to bank the loot and think before you spend.
9. Game (8) 5. Slaughter (8) LEOJuly 23-August 22
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
10. Smudge (5) 6. Zodiac sign (5) Extra work lands on your shoulders, and a neighbours
11. American Indian (6) 7. Mineral (7) Exchanges of ideas could lead to a financial bonus. There
flippant remark, irks. At home, all is lovely. This is a will be lots of time spent looking after loved ones, in-
13. Legal practitioner (6) 12. Miserable (8) rigorous week at the work place - and you could climb
15. Account (6) 14. Analgesic (7) cluding pets. Keep important phone numbers handy all
the ladder to success. week.
17. Musical instrument 16. Feline (7)
(6) 18. Nick (5) VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
19. Awkward (5) 20. Dance (5) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
22. Note (8) 21. Remain (4) Your workload eases, so make it a giving week and visit Your greatest assets are helpful and thrifty and your li-
23. Assist (4) an elderly or ailing person. If you have put off a major ability, cautious to a fault. Next year finds you more of a
24. Ease (4) decision, its time to discuss it with your family. free spirit. A creative pursuit could earn you plaudits.
25. Dawn (8)
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
CRYPTIC PUZZLE This is the time to show off, demand respect, ask for a
ACROSS raise and prove why you are worth it. Its also a great

SUDOKU
1. What the robot has on its breastplate (thats a joke!) time for renewing friendships.
(8). 6. Dismiss as just old wine! (4). 8. List to a tale! (4).
9. What were making is a pie (8). 10. Give the man the SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
hard bed (5). 11. When the beetle appeared, the little
Return engagements are popular. A dear friend could re-
girl left (6). 13. The seat is small? Rot! (6). 15. Stolen
and damaged (6). 17. The old boiler is worth very little NUMBER GAME
enter your life and a favourite film might be rerun.
(6). 19. The rest dont keep their promises (5). 22. What Healthwise you are vulnerable - look after yourself.
Adam liked in New York? (3,5). 23. Learning its left or ANSWER BELOW 22-December 22
right on the map (4). 24. Bank you can depend on (4). SAGITTARIUSNovember
25. Only the souls of those who didnt achieve fame (8). Following a brief setback, finances improve again and
DOWN
2. Pull up the girl and man first (5). 3. Jumped, one said, everything seems on the right track. A love one is being
right in (7). 4. Not a long letter, you observe (4). 5. De- shy - look for hidden messages. Time to improve your
livering the article about the fight (8). 6. Pinched some- physique.
thing from the wardrobe (5). 7. Crack about a man: an CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Indian (7). 12. The dancing partner, I put in, is not
graceful (8). 14. Its a dangerous substance and one is This week there will be lots of time spent making order
holding on to it (7). 16. Not straight about the day off (7). from chaos. Share artistic ideas - they prove great therapy
18. Aim to put one in the clear (5). 20. Should be a shade for a troubled friend. Tension increases with more work-
shortened, you grant (5). 21. Basil, for instance, is a load. Recruit help.
mans name (4).
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Do your own thing - and dont feel guilty. There may be
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9020
Cur-d-led. 18, Pla-I-n. 20, A-gree(n). 21, Herb.
6, Stole. 7, Cre-Vic-e. 12, Terrap-I-n. 14, Ac-on-ite. 16, a small windfall possible by the end of the week. The
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 2, He-avE. 3, Sta-R-ted. 4, Note. 5, Th-row-ing. best idea is to bank the loot and think before you spend.
Across - 1, Fade. 7, Milligram. 8, Tune. 9, Shot. 10,
25, No-bodies.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Earn. 11, Lime. 14, Apprentice. 16, Prohibited. 19, Opal.
Copper. 19, Break. 22, Big Apple. 23, L-or-E. 24, Lean.
22, Smug. 24, Aunt. 25, Flog. 26, Stricture. 27, Sear.
10, Bert-H. 11, Wee-Vi-L. 13, S-addle. 15, Nicked. 17, Exchanges of ideas could lead to a financial bonus. There
Down - 1, Fatal. 2, Denim. 3, Bishop. 4, Blithe. 5, Ogre.
Across - 1,Chest-nut. 6, Sack. 8, Sag-a. 9, Turnover. will be lots of time spent looking after loved ones, in-
6, Barracuda. 12, Impromptu. 13, Each. 15, To-do. 17,
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS cluding pets. Keep important phone numbers handy all
Beauty. 18, Tundra. 20, Pulse. 21, Lager. 23, Grid. week.
ther. 18, Notch. 20, Polka. 21, Stay.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Libra. 7, Sulphur. 12, Wretched. 14, Aspirin. 16, Pan- BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Across - 1, Mole. 7, Give a hand. 8, No-us. 9, S-tar. 10,
Down - 2, Alarm. 3, January. 4, Robe. 5, Masacre. 6, Your greatest assets are helpful and thrifty and your li-
Peek (rev.). 11, Se-a-t. 14, Rings a bell. 16, Made bet-
19, Inept. 22, Crotchet. 23, Help. 24, Inch. 25, Day break. ability, cautious to a fault. Next year finds you more of a
ter. 19, Seer. 22, H-arm. 24, Earn (anag.). 25, Bass. 26,
Smear. 11, Apache. 13, Lawyer. 15, Report. 17, Spinet. free spirit. A creative pursuit could earn you plaudits.
Going down. 27, Stay.
Across - 1, Marjoram. 6, Last. 8, Main. 9, Baseball. 10,
Down - 1, Minus. 2, L-aura. 3, K-itt-en. 4, L-earns. 5,
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Chip. 6, Under-line. 12, Escalator. 13, True. 15, Bars.
17, E-me-nds. 18, Thro-W-n (rev.). 20, Ex-act. 21, Rusty.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9021
23, Mind.
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Darley Cricket Club

North Ballarat after the
Roosters had them chasing
leather all day.
North Ballarat amassed a
whopping 4/439 off their
allotted 80 overs with two
batsmen making centu-
ries, one a double century
By Shaun Kelly
to opening batsman Jesse
Mannington.
Seniors Eleven different bowlers
The Darley Lions have some
were used in an effort to
work to do after the first day
stop the flow of runs, with
of their Grand Final rematch
Josh Fitzgerald, James Mar-
against Wendouree last
tindale, Ben Taylor and An-
Saturday.
drew Bird, who eventually
After losing the toss and
dismissed Mannington for
being sent into the field, the
202, all taking single wickets.
Lions immediately opened
Another half-century to Tim
up a huge advantage thanks
Gallagher wasnt enough
to three early strikes to Ben
to drag Darleys Fourth XI
Longhurst leaving the Red
over the line, going down to
Caps teetering at 3/4. Matt
Hayden Nash and Mona-
ghan taking a wicket each to
keep the Lions undefeated.
Darleys 14 & Under First
XI team also tasted victory,
but in much more dramatic
fashion, with Golden Point
falling three runs short of
victory chasing Darleys
9/199.
After Jyson Fawcett (48),
Will Johnson (35) and Ethan
Thewma (29) all stood out
with the bat in Darleys in-
nings, the Lions bowlers
withstood a late onslaught
of runs by the Golden Point
batsmen to take home an
impressive win. Austin
MacBeth led the way with
the ball, claiming figures of
3/9 from his eight-over spell.
Johnson, Fawcett and James

Cape trapped Wendouree
batsman Liam Brady in front
to have the score at 4/56, but
that set the stage for a 148 run
Ballarat Fire Brigade by 73
runs in their one-day clash.
Darley bowled first and,
apart from a 131 run partner-
GDCA Renegades
Martindale all took wickets
as Golden Point could man-
age just 7/197 off their allot-
ted 50 overs.

partnership between Heath
Pyke and Tom Le Lievre that
took the ascendancy away
from the Lions.
Pyke eventually became
Longhursts fourth victim
with the score on 5/204, with
Pyke having scored 119 of
those; but that was the last
wicket the Lions would take
as Jack Peeters (41 not out)
joined Le Lievre to take the
score to 5/288 at the close
of play. Le Lievre made his
maiden First Grade century
with an unbeaten 101 to set
the Lions a healthy chase
next Saturday.
ship for the fourth wicket,
held the BFB batsmen rea-
sonably quiet, with a score of
6/244 at the end of 40 overs
inflated by two impressive
middle-order knocks. Clint
Salisbury impressed with
the ball, taking 2/7 off his
five over spell, Paul Tice-
hurst took 3/42 and James
Seager also took a wicket.
A 67 run partnership be-
tween Gallagher and Darren
Hynes (25) set the scene for
the Lions, but when Gallagh-
er was dismissed for 59 with
the score on 102, it took away
Darleys main weapon in
Girls Competition
Darleys 14 & Under Sec-
ond XI started the first day
of match against Eynesbury
Eagles Black in impressive
fashion, making 5/216 off
Bacchus Marsh Bulls Cricket Club first all-girls cricket teams took to the field last Friday
their 45 overs.
night for their first ever matches.
Tarkyn Hamilton led the
All the girls showed some incredible skills and had a great time.
way with a well-compiled
and unbeaten 50, his first- U/12 Girls
ever half century, whilst Oli- Bacchus Marsh 5/ 102 def Riddells Creek 5/98
ver Murray also batted well Shameka Grero top sored with 7 runs with wickets to Sienna Farrell, Ava Lalor, Jean Kelleher
for 46, Kurtis Beck made 39 and Mathilda Kraljik with two run outs.
at the top of the batting order U/15 Girls
and Taine Powell made 27
Bacchus Marsh 4/119 def Woodend 6/38
not out to have the Lions in
Ellie Martin top scored with 60 runs with wickets to Lucy Taylor (2), Jess Taylor (2) and
a strong position going into
Lauren Martin (1), Lauren Paproth (1).
next week.
For more information please contact Natalie Grero via Bacchus Marsh Bulls website.
The Darley Roar Under 12

BC
the run chase. Wickets fell

Ballan Cricket Club C

Darleys Second XI clawed
their way back into their
game against Ballarat-Redan
late on the first day of play.
The Lions, after winning
the toss and batting, were
dismissed for 182 before tak-
ing three crucial wickets at
the end of the day to leave
the Two Swords requiring
another 153 runs for vic-
tory with seven wickets
remaining.
Young gun Corey Bea-
ton was again impressive
with the bat for the Lions,
top-scoring with 47 after
opening the innings, with
middle-order support from
Liam Jordan (44) and Nick
Whan (33) before the team
was dismissed in the 64th
over, leaving 13 overs for the
Two Swords to face.
Ballarat-Redan ended
up at 3/30 after those 13
overs, with Jye Stephenson,
Hayden Jamieson and Liam
Jordan all taking wickets to
set up an enthralling second
days play.
Darleys Third XI will have
to pull off one of the all-time
great comebacks if they are
to take home first innings
points in their game against
quickly following Gallagh-
ers dismissal before Salis-
bury (22 not out) and Noel
Borg (13 not out) teamed up
for an unbeaten 40 run part-
nership for the sixth wicket,
but time wasnt on the Lions
side, who finished their 40
overs on 5/171, still 73 runs
in arrears.
Juniors
The Darley Lions 16 & Un-
der side have made it three
wins from as many tries to
start the 2017/18 season, de-
feating Golden Point by 117
runs at the Darley Hub this
past weekend.
Chasing Darleys mammoth
score of 2/270, thanks to cen-
turies by Jordan Monaghan
and Liam Cornford, the
Pointies were dismissed for
153 with five overs remain-
ing in the day, with the Lions
bowlers seemingly in control
all day.
Ryan Densley returned
innings-best figures of 3/21
off six overs, whilst Corn-
ford backed up his century
with bowling figures of 2/13
off six overs. Ben Taylor took
two wickets with Regan
King, Mackenzie Murray,
side wasnt as successful, go-
ing down by 90 runs in their
Friday night game against
Eynesbury Black. The Lions
started the day on 6/66 be-
fore they were dismissed for
94, with Angus Jones pro-
gressing his overnight score
to 43 before retiring as the
best of the Roar batsmen. In
reply, Eynesbury responded
with 8/184 off 30 overs, with
Harvey Hoey taking three
wickets, Angus Jones two
and singles to Jones, Mitch-
ell Wells, Jackson Hunt and
Patrick Jarvinen.
Darleys Under 10 teams
were in action on Saturday
morning, with the Darley
Cubs scoring 6/103 in their
game against Melton Cen-
trals Red, with Maddie Scott
leading the way with 13 runs
off her 20 balls faced, then
holding Centrals Red to 6/91
off their 20 overs, with Scott
taking 2/4 off her three overs
bowled, Jessica Hodge tak-
ing 2/11 off four overs and
Aleya Vella and Mackenzie
Elmer both took wickets.
The Darley Prowl could
manage just 7/81 with the
bat against the Eynesbury
Eagles, who made 1/91 off
their 20 overs.
Ballan 1 St X1
Ballan 4/415 v Brown Hill 2/18
Batting - N Heafield 131 not out, D Gardiner
116, Z Graham 89 and J Fawcus 63
Bowling - S Dehnert 2-1-2/3
Ballan won the toss and batted first, Justin
Fawcus opened the batting for Ballan for his
first time and steadily built his runs getting
out on 63 runs; he along with David Gardin-
er who made his maiden century, put on a
164 run partnership. Then Zac Graham and
Noel Heafield came together to put on a 233
run partnership before Zac Graham was out
on 89. Ballan declared its innings closed to
have a bowl with 15 overs remaining, Sam
Dehnert came on in the 13th over and claimed
two wickets in 2 overs for 3 runs. Ballan con-
tinue bowling next week.
Ballan 2nd X1
Ballan 1/168 def Golden point 10/162
Batting - R Lindsay 70 not out, J Costello 63,
H Dickson 5 not out
Bowling - J Costello 8-0-4/22, R Lindsey 8-0-
2/23, G Muir 3-0-1/10, A Smith 3-0-1/8, M
Vallance 4-0-1/9
After another lost toss, Ballan took to the field
in sticky conditions. All the bowlers bowled
good line and length, and the fielding was
a high standard. John Costello had golden
fingers taking four wickets backed up by the
captain Rob Lindsey with two wickets. Hats
off to George Muir (12-year old) for his first
senior wicket in his first senior game. Bat-
ting was first class with Rob Lindsey and
John Costello steering the ship home.
allan
ricket
lub
Under 16
Ballan 10/69 lost Ballarat Redan 5/311
Batting - J McGregor 59.
Bowling - S Dehnert 10-3-1/24, J Crowe 7-1-
1/34, A McCarthy 4-0-1/32, B Rivett 4-0-1/35.
Under 14
Ballan 10/194 def Beaufort 10/68
Batting - N Neumann 42, D Pascoe 28, M
Golding 26, C Gates 17
Bowling - M Popple 3-0-2/3, N Loft 3-0-1/12,
G Muir 2-0-1/10, K Heafield 3-0-1/6, -N Neu-
mann 2-0-1/10, B Conroy 2-1-2/1, C Gates 2-2-
0/0, J Jarvis 2-0-1/6
Terrific team effort with both bat and ball;
running between the wickets and backing
up was a highlight. Fielding as a team was
top notch.
Under 13: BYE
Under 12
Ballan 10/71 lost Melton Centrals 5/158
Batting - E Ayres 3, C Durante 2, E Boland 9,
T Naiker 1
Bowling - V Berton 4-1-3/14, E Boland 3-0-
0/9, Ciaran Boland 4-1-0/12
Great job to Victoria Berton on her bowling
effort to take three wickets and Ethan on
making 9no. Great talk in the field and back-
ing up with batting. Thanks and good luck
to Albie and Darcy who will continue their
season with the U/13s. Welcome to new play-
ers Axel and Taj Naiker.
Coaches Award: Victoria Berton
Captains Award: Jock Mauriks.
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REMEMBRANCE DAY - Keely reading the In Flanders Field and Daen reading The Ode
of Remembrance. Photos - submitted

Bacchus Marsh
Little Athletics Geoff Howard with some of the young Ballan Brumbies basketball members.
Photo Damien Wieland

Dressed to
Last Saturday the Centre Annual Multi Event Day was conducted. All athletes participated
in 5 events - a sprint race, distance race, hurdles, long jump and discus. Points were allocated
on the athletes results. Multi Event awards will be presented this coming Saturday. All
athletes will receive a Multi Event Certificate with full results.
The weather was superb for athletics and an astounding 452 PBs were recorded with 21
athletes achieving 5 PBs for the meet - Solomon Miesen, Olivia Way, Zane Rich, Oliver Lidgett-

impress
Egan, Ben Peterson, Braydn Rich, Murphy Harrington, Daen Sadhai, Charlie Conroy, Ryan
Lister, Myah Estlick, Isaac Colella, Logan Hucker, Hudson Wisewould, Bridie Shanahan, Ymir
Travisson-Heafield, Georgia Payne, Nicholas Ibrahim, Thomas Ibrahim, Emma Goodrem
and Jordan Moore.
All members acknowledged Remembrance Day at 11am. President Maria Downes read
an Introduction to Remembrance Day followed by Centre Captains, Keely Rich reading In
Flanders Field then Daen Sadhai read The Ode of Remembrance prior to the playing of the By Jessica Howard and create healthier, happier Program is providing our
Last Post and a Minutes Silence. and more united communi- local clubs with modern
Ballans new, and only, bas- ties, and theyre the launch- uniforms and equipment,
ketball club will be fitted

Avenue Bowling Club

ing pad of our next genera- helping people of all ages
with brand new uniforms tion of champions. and abilities to participate in
thanks to a recent round of Im proud of our clubs in grassroots sport,
funding.
Moorabool and the vital role The Labor Government is
The State Governments they play in bringing togeth-
Mid-week Pennant Weekend Pennant delivering on the $120 mil-
Sporting Clubs Grant Pro- er our community.
Division 1 lion Community Sports
Division 2 gram has provided the Bal-
lan Brumbies with $1,000. Springbank Football/Net- Infrastructure Fund that is
Avenue 53 lost Buninyong 86 Avenue 67 lost Victoria 108.
Member for Buninyong, ball Club also received fund- upgrading tired grounds
Division 2
Division 3 Geoff Howard visited a ing of $1,000 for new equip- and ageing pavilions, and
Avenue 71 lost Invermay 75 ment from the program. building female-friendly
Avenue 91 def Webbcona 89 training session on Thurs-
Division 5 Mr Howard said this grant change rooms.
Division 5 day (November 9).
Avenue 98 def Buninyong 52 round saw over 340 clubs For more information on
Grassroots sports clubs
Avenue 100 def Buninyong 93
Over 60s are the heart and soul of our successfully apply for fund- the Sporting Club Grants
Six of the ten Avenue sides won their games Division 7 community, he said. ing across the state. Program, visit www.sport.
with Avenue 4 winning by 15 shots. Avenue 131 def Mt. Xavier 72 They bring people together The Sporting Club Grants vic.gov.au.

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trans, Full electrics,
Turbo Diesel, Leather 2017, Corolla Sport Auto, Reverse Camera, Bluetooth, 4 2017, Brand new, Leather Trim, Alloy wheels, Automatic,
GREAT

GREAT
PRICE

PRICE

PRICE

PRICE

DEAL

DEAL
SALE

SALE

Balance New car warranty Metallic Blue duco Central locking,

HOT

HOT

# 8051367 1FR 3ND

Years Road side assist, batch# 8090490,
YNC 598
Sat Nav, Batch # 8132791
YGM 951

$
25,990 $
14,990 $
16,990
$72,990
$72,990
DRIVE
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SOLO 2015SE
Prado Altitude
Prado SUZUKI
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SE DieselNAVIGATOR (4X2) TOYOTA
Ascent
Corolla
Sport
Ascent CAMRY
Hatch
Sport HatchHYBRID L2 Kluger
2011 TOYOTA
2WD GXL2WDPRADO
Kluger GXL GXL WAGON
GREAT

Travelled
4x4only 3,700Klms, 2017,5Brand
Spd manual, 3.0Ltr
DEAL

DEAL

2.4Ltr engine,
SALE

2017, Prado Altitude,

2017, Prado
Auto,
Altitude,
Turbo4x4
Diesel,
Auto,Leather
Turbo Diesel, Leather 2017, Corolla Sport
2017,Auto,
Corolla
Reverse
SportCamera,
Auto, Reverse
Bluetooth,
Camera,
4 Bluetooth, 4 new,
2017,
Leather
BrandTrim,
new,Alloy
Leather
wheels,
Trim,Automatic,
Alloy wheels, Automatic,

STILL UNDER
Balance
Trim, Moonroof,Trim,
Sat Nav, new car
Moonroof,
batch# warranty,
Sat
8051367
Nav, batch# 8051367 Years RoadAutomatic,
sideYears Cruise
assist,
Road
batch#
side 8090490,
assist, batch# 8090490, Diesel
Sat Nav, engine,
Batch Sat OneBatch # 8132791
# 8132791
Nav,
Auto, Alloy wheels
AHK 795
control, Wildfire Duco

AUTOMATIC ECO NOMICAL

Owner, 7 Seater
YFW 996
MANUFACTURERS
XOM 167

$HYBRID
$
24,990
WARRANTY
$
15,990 44,990
4 CYLINDER
$54,540 $29,990
GREAT

GREAT

GREAT

GREAT

RIVE DRIVE DRIVE

DEAL

DEAL

DEAL

DEAL

DEAL

DEAL
SALE

SALE

WAY^ AWAY ^
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HATCH 2010 FORD FALCON XR6 SEDAN 2007 MINI COOPER S CHILLI 2013 MITSUBISHI ASX (2WD) SUV
T Powerful 6cyl engine,
HiLux SR5 4x4 DCManual
PUtrans,
Diesel
Central Camry
2.0LtrRZ
engine, Alloy wheels,
ttle city run about, 5 Star
Alloy wheels, Rear spoiler, Auto+ Metallic Paint, Manual SR5 Push
locking, From $52,990, 4x4
button 2017, Camry Run out!
Central locking, Fantastic offers, 0% Finance, Sat
Automatic,
assist, Orange metallic duco Turbo Diesel. Sat Nav, Rear start,
Diff Lock.
Green duco nav, Smart, Alloy
Metallic Wheels. Only 5 Left.
gray duco
$17,490 $17,490
ZHK 220 DRIVE DRIVE
$54,540 $54,540
WAE 206 DRIVE DRIVE
$29,990
1EM 9BK
$29,990
DRIVE DRIVE
AWAY AWAY
4x4GRE
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^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

YARIS FWD
17,990
$ASCENT
YARIS FWD ASCENT
CHOICE OF 19,890
$ HiLux
HiLux SR5 DC
SR5PU
4x4
Diesel
DC PU Diesel Camry
18,990
$ RZCamry RZ
2017, Brand New 2017,
Auto,

A. GREAT SAVINGS TO BE HAD.

Brand
Safety, 4 Years Safety,
Free Road
Great
New
4 Years
little
SideFree
Auto,
cityGreat
assist, FOR
run about,
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little city
Road Side assist,
5 Star
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run about, 5 Star
15 TO
Auto+ Metallic Auto+
Paint, Manual
Turbo Diesel. Sat
Turbo
MetallicSR5
Nav,Diesel.
Paint,
Rear Diff
From
SatLock.
Manual
$52,990,
SR5 From
4x4 $52,990, 4x4
Nav, Rear Diff Lock.
2017, Camry Run2017,
nav, Smart, Alloy
out!Camry
nav,
Fantastic
Wheels.
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Smart,Only
out! Fantastic
Alloy5Wheels.
0% Finance,
offers,
Left. Only 5 Left.
Sat0% Finance, Sat

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Plenty LANDCRUISER
Dealer WAGON
Also Sale2014 TOYOTA RAV 4 GX AWD
MELTON
Diesel MELTON
4x4 TOYOTA.
from TOYOTA.
$62,990
Powerful V6 engine,GREATGREAT
SAVINGS
SAVINGS
TO BE HAD.
TO BE HAD.on New Model Rav 4
Savings
Leather 7 seater, Bulbar,
4.5Ltr V8 Diesel, 2.5Ltr engine, Automatic,
Automatic, Sports bucket Cruise control, Bluetooth,
Corolla, Yaris,
Corolla,
Camry
seats, Yaris,
Low Altise,
klmsCamry
FREE
Altise,
Road FREE
SideRoad
Assist,
Side Assist, Snorkel, Black Duco Plenty of Dealer
Plenty Demos
of Dealer
Also
Demos
for Sale
Also for Sale
ABS brakes
1EM 9BI 1AQ 7UQ 1FQ 3QJ
Prado GXL Prado
AutoGXL Turbo Auto
Diesel
Turbo
4x4Diesel
from $62,990
4x4 from $62,990 Savings on
Savings
New Model
on New
RavModel
4 Rav 4
$
47,990 $
84,990 $
27,990
MN094105G1

Melton Toyota
Melton Toyota
HATCH
143-147 High
Melton
143-147
2012 JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED 2WD 2013 TOYOTA COROLLA ASCENT HATCH 2012 TOYOTA HI-LUX WORKMATE C/C
Street,High Street,
Melton
Sat Nav, Cruise control, Automatic, Cruise control, 5spd Manual, A/
T 03 8746 0300
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8746 0300 Alloy wheels, ABS brakes, SRS Airbags, Cond, Pwr steering,
LMCT 1976 LMCT Leather
1976 trim Elec windows Alloy tray
ZAU 860 1FD 7PJ 1HM 7RA

meltontoyota.com.au
$
18,990
meltontoyota.com.au
$
16,990 $
15,990
WAGON 2014 HOLDEN COMMODORE SV6 SEDAN 2010 BMW 320I EXECUTIVE SEDAN 2014 HYUNDAI IMAX VAN
$22990 is drive away no more to pay and includes government and statutory charges. All vehicles are second hand.
Recommended^drive
Recommended
away prices
drive
are for
awayPrivate,
pricesBronze
are for and
Private,
silver
Bronze
fleet customers
and silver fleet
on vehicles
customers
purchased
on vehicles
and delivered
purchased
before
and delivered
December before
31 2017
December
or while31
stocks
2017last.
or while
all prices
stockslisted
last. are
all prices
drive away
listedand
areinclude
drive away
dealer
andcharges,
include stamp
dealer duty,
charges,
12 months
stamp duty, 12 months
gistration andregistration
12 months CTP.
andany
12 months
finance CTP.
offers
any
arefinance
for approved
offers are
guests
for approved
only. guests only.
Private, Bronze and silver fleet customers on vehicles purchased and delivered before December 31 2017 or while stocks last. all prices listed are drive away and include dealer charges, stamp duty, 12 months
V6 Engine,
e offers are for approved Automatic,
guests only. Leather trim, Factory 8 Seater people mover,
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