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Moorabools Australia Day Ambassador Paul Jennings (middle) with Citizen of the Year Dr. David Stewart (left) and Young Citizen of the Year Jack Simmonds in Ballan for the celebrations last Sunday. Photo Helen Tatchell
The year of citizens

To sum up Australia Day in one sentence it would be to say, a Sense of Belonging. A Sense of Belonging to the Ballan community, the Moorabool community. Australia Day is to respect, appreciate and reect. We have a very rich multi cultural tapestry. Today we have 32 new threads becoming a part of that tapestry. Its not what we take, but what we put in. Belonging to a community in reality, belongs to you. A Sense of Belonging acknowledges our indigenous brothers and sisters, community spirit. Nino Culotta knew what it meant if you embrace this wonderful land and community, he concluded. Moorabool Ambassador Paul Jennings said this country has had 150 years of unbroken democratic government. This country has the belief of giving everyone a fair go. Mr Jennings also welcomed past Prime Ministers to the celebrations as he impersonated, Bob Hawke, John Howard, Tony Abbott, Malcolm Fraser, Gough Whitlam, Billy McMahon and Robert Menzies.
Theyre a Weird Mob, a ctional novel and a movie from the 1960s tells the story of a newly arrived Italian immigrant to Australia. The hardship, aussie slang, culture and racism were the many hurdles Nino Culotta faced as a New Australian. In his rst Australia Day speech Mayor Paul Tatchell recalled the tale at the celebrations and citizenship ceremony in Ballan on Sunday. Usually we hear some sort of political speech on these days, but I must reect on this story and how it relates to new immigrants arriving in this new land.
Young Citizen of the Year Jack Simmonds said he enjoyed what he does and loves the community of Blackwood whilst being fortunate to have been guided by his peers. Dr David Stewart accepted his Citizen of the Year award, reecting on the last 45 years. It is quite an honour and I love the area. Bacchus Marsh, Ballan and Moorabool. I am thrilled I have brought up my family here, there are so many memories, he said. Full story and pictures page 6 and 7
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By Kate Taylor Sitting in a cool place playing cards is a good way to while away the hours in a heatwave especially when Moorabool Shire Council is footing the bill for the air conditioning! During the recent extended heatwave and the one approaching this week, Moorabool Shire Council opened cooling centres in Bacchus Marsh and Ballan to assist people within the community who did not have access to air-conditioning. The heat still took its toll on some -at Bacchus Marsh Hospital, ve people (age range 23-91) presented with heat-related illness and three people (age range 63-88) presented with dehydration. More than 60 people attended the cooling centres, at the Quamby Centre in Bacchus Marsh and the Ballan Senior Citizens Centre last Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, between 10am and 6pm with planned activities including cards and bingo, and with toilets, showers, food and drink among the facilities available. The Quamby Centre was staffed by Councils Home and Community Care (HACC) team, and in Ballan, the president of the Senior Citizens Ron Callander opened and manned the Ballan cooling centre. Councils Manager of Aged and Disability Robyn Salt said her team could not thank Mr Callander enough for the work he did opening and managing the centre in Ballan. When high temperatures are predicted, residents can contact Council on 5366 7100 to nd out if the cooling centres will be open.
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By Jessica Howard Successful applicants at the recent Moorabool Shire community grants presentation plan to put their endowments to good use with the restoration of an Avenue of Honour, a Christmas Tree Farm and a weed eradication program. Yendon History Group received grants under two different categories that will be used to fund the WWI Dedication Service to be held in 2015 on 27th of April. For the past two years the group has been researching WWI soldiers who lived in or passed through Yendon. Kay Paton from the Yendon History Group says there were 59 or 60 men who came through Yendon at some point before the war, with 16 not making it back. There are currently nine oak trees that line the Avenue to commemorate the fallen soldiers and Ms Paton plans to plant seven more with plaques honouring all 16 men. This is something that Yendon can be proud of, and the kids who take part will remember this day for all their lives. As the kids grow up, so will the trees. Ms Paton said. The Avenue is expected to be fully refurbished by the time of the service. Finding Futures Ballarat is looking forward to a new instalment of sheds for their Dunnstown Christmas Tree Farm which will store tools and equipment and provide shelter when bad weather hits. This grant allows for a great opportunity to provide more employment opportunities for people who are disadvantaged and disabled, General Manager Michael Puddy said. Finding Futures will begin erecting the shed in early February and will be nished within a couple of weeks. There are two staff members from FF who manage the Christmas tree farm and through CentreCare employment, there are nine different people, ranging from late teens to early sixties, lending a hand. The Arts grant received by the Blackwood-Barrys Reef Landcare Group (BBRLG) will help create their newest mascot, Wilbur the Weed for a oat in the Easter Parade. The purpose of Wilbur will be to annually take part in the street parade at Easter, and when its not doing that it is going to be on display in the street as a constant reminder of the importance of weed eradication and control, said BBRLG president Shane Scanlan. The design is yet to be nalised, however it will be ready by the Easter Parade this year with help from the innovative artist and designer Matthew Harding. Matthew is a renowned designer and we are very lucky to have him on board, Mr Scanlan said
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Community Strengthening ** Y endon History Group $1000 for $3000 Memorial Gates Project ** G ordon Football Netball Club - $2800 for $6000 glass door fridge ** B acchus Marsh Pony Club - $4600 for $9300 portable plastic dressage arenas ** G ordon Rec Reserve - $3500 for $7300 for meeting facilities ** D unnstown Community Centre - $5000 for $25,000 bathroom upgrade ** H ighlands Support Services $5000 for $10,000 sales and storage shed at Dunnstown Christmas Tree Farm ** S t Brendans PS P&F - $5000 for $45,000 Mountain of Fun Run (Warrenheip) ** B lackwood Special Schools Outdoor Education Centre - $5000 for $12,000 water tank ** B acchus Marsh Cricket Club - $5000 towards $10,000 worth of cricket nets concrete ** B allan Community Friendship Garden - $5000 for $11,000 of sheds and paths inc raised garden beds for the disabled. Events ** G reat War Centenary Committee - $3000 for $6000 for WW1 commemorative events. ** D jerriwarrh Health Services $3000 for $16,000 Longest Lunch ** Y endon History Group - $3000 for $6000 planting of seven trees to remember dead WW1 soldiers ** G ordon Community Spring Festival - $1000 for $3700 festival projects. Arts ** B lackwood and Barry Reef Landcare Group $3000 for $6000 weed eradication project. ** B allan Life Drawing - $1000 (fully funded) to promote life drawing and attract new participants.
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Kay Paton (Yendon History Group). Shane Scanlon (Blackwood and Barrys Reef Landcare Group). Gerard Stewart and Michael Puddy (Finding Futures). Photos Helen Tatchell
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If you are travelling, staying or living within an area affected by an emergency, your mobile phone may be sent an emergency warning message. This enhanced Emergency Alert service is available across all phone networks, in addition to the existing service which sends warnings to landlines and mobile phones based on your telephones service address. Do not rely on receiving a warning message on your phone. You still need to prepare for an emergency and you shouldnt wait to receive a warning before you act. For details visit www.emergencyalert.gov.au
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Muscling members not for Moorabool

By Kate Taylor Moorabool Shire Council Mayor Paul Tatchell says he does not need proposed new powers which could see mayors able to suspend councillors from council meetings. The tough new removal powers, set to be introduced to parliament later this year, will see mayors given the authority to suspend a councillor from a meeting for poor behaviour after two warnings have been given. But Mayor Tatchell says that suspension and removal is not likely to occur in Moorabool. A councillor who has been suspended from a council meeting is letting their constituents down because they cant represent them because they cant control their own behaviour. Thats not going to happen very often, the people will be up in arms if a representative removes themselves from a debate. meetings. Currently if a debate got heated or out of control, they could just stop the meeting until it comes to order without having to suspend anyone And thats the best tool you could possibly have if people are not showing respect for the chamber or not following the code of conduct, we could just suspend the meeting until they gather their thoughts. Why would we need another government body to lend their weight to us? If we cant control our own chamber then theres something wrong. He said, however, there could be councils where the proposed powers could be used politically. But not in our council because we dont have Labor and Liberal members, but in a council that has party members, say you wanted to get a motion through and there was a heated debate, and there was a mayor of either persuasion, he could remove one of those from the chamber - is that a good thing? Is that democracy? Announcing the proposal at the Victorian Local Governance Association Essential Mayors Weekend held in Werribee, Minister for Local Government Jeanette Powell said the move is all about improving transparency, governance and accountability in councils. In the past some councillors have thought they can get away with unruly, disrespectful and inappropriate behaviour during council meetings this must stop. Mayor Tatchell attended the weekend, saying that he found it benecial because it gave him the opportunity to speak with Minister Powell as well as Shadow Minister for Local Government Richard Wynne about protecting Moorabools agricultural productivity, including proposing changes to make the farm differential rate fairer.
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Works have begun on the new alfresco dining area located on Main Street between Back to Bacchus and the ANZ Bank. These works will involve a full refurbishment of the forecourt and will result in a quality alfresco dining precinct facing on to Main St, with a newly expanded seating area for our customers. The contemporary design of this dining area will give the front of our centre a higher quality street presentation, and will offer all our customers an alternate, contemporary dining destination, whilst complementing the existing and new retailers in this area. It is anticipated these works will take approximately 6-8 weeks. Full customer access will continue to be available to the shops in the area.
Moorabool Shire Council Mayor Paul Tatchell. Photo Mick Davson I dont think any of the current councillors are that foolhardy. Its actually the third time theyve done it before theyre gone, because they get two warnings, and if they have that much disrespect for the area they represent, well I think the constituents will sort that out. Mayor Tatchell explained that there are other ways he can use to manage difcult situations in council
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ruary 2014, closing on 28 February. To help support and enhance innovative community activities, projects and events, Councils Community Grants program provides $140,000 annually to community groups and organisations. Community Grants are available for projects under the following categories: Community Strengthening Grants - up to $5000 Community Arts and Culture Grants - up to $3000 Community Events Grants - up to $3000 There is a checklist available to determine whether your organisation is eligible for this round; simply call Customer Service on 5366 7100 or www.moorabool. vic.gov.au
COMMUNITY GARDEN PROJEcT

Balliang East Primary School and Darley Primary School have planted beautiful gardens that reflect their school along Bennett Street. This is the start of our Community Garden Project where we hope all schools will plant a garden that reflects their school. These gardens are a way of giving ownership to the school and their families. The children get so much enjoyment out of seeing their school as part of our community Village. Keep an eye out for more schools taking part in 2014.
If you would like to get involved, call Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100, or email; healthyactive@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Rewards for effort

By Jessica Howard The Moorabool Shire 2014 Australia Day Awards have revealed some of the most caring and diligent residents in the area. Moorabools 2014 Citizen of the Year was awarded to Dr David Stewart for his contributions to the community as a general practitioner since 1968. Dr Stewart helped establish medical clinics at Turner Street and in Darley, which represented a major change in the delivery of general practice in Bacchus Marsh. I feel very honoured to receive such an award, I have spent 90 per cent of my professional life looking after the people of Bacchus Marsh and that is rewarding enough for me, Dr Stewart said. Dr Stewart is also an active volunteer in the community, including Rotary. 16-year-old Jack Simmonds received the Young Citizen Award for his vast amount of volunteering at events including the Blackwood Special School Bike Ride and the Blackwood Easter Carnival. Jack has also been actively involved in the Blackwood CFA for six years. Growing up in a small rural town you learn to help out your community. You put some in and you get some out, he said. In November Jack will travel to Malaysia for a month as part of the 2014 World Challenge Expedition, which focuses on team leadership skills building community projects such as an orphanage and furnishing a conservatory. Meanwhile, the Bacchus Marsh Strawberries and Cherries Weekend took out the 2014 Community Event of the Year Award after seven years of operation. The weekend - celebrating the importance of volunteerism, community pride and family - has grown considerably with over 12,000 people visiting Bacchus Marsh during the 2013 event.
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Community Event of the Year Moorabool Relay for Life. Coimadai PS 150th Anniversary. Great War Centenary Awareness Day. Ballan & District Art and Craft Society Art Show. Young Citizen of the Year Ms Chantelle Dawes Contributions to CFA and St Johns Ambulance. Citizen of the Year Mr ian Stewart Contributions to the Blackwood Community. Ms Amber Durante Contributions to mental health and disability.
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Home and Community Care [HACC] Rob Croxford, CEO If you require aged care services, contact Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100. Last year Aged and Disability department devoted the following time to helping the community: Domestic Assistance - 12,267 hours Personal Care 5,435 hours Respite [HACC] 5,518 hours Respite [DHS] 5,428 hours Property and Home Maintenance 1,522 hours Meals on Wheels 17,155 meals Planned Activity Groups 14,847 hours Assessment 2,152 hours OT Assessment 298 hours Other services totalling 54,874 hours. We currently provide 750 services per week.
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Bacchus Marsh SES volunteers manned the Driver Reviver Site beside the Western Highway near the Eastern Interchange last Sunday on Australia Day. Photos courtesy BMSES
Every dollar counts

This is the Units major annual fundraiser, with the funds received through generous community donations allowing them to carry out the work they do throughout the year. The donations contribute towards items such as fuel and vehicle servicing, equipment purchase and maintenance, training expenses and the everyday running of the unit. SES Volunteers operated the Driver Reviver Site beside the Western Highway on Sunday, serving free tea and coffee in order to reduce driver fatigue for those travelling during the long weekend. Deputy Controller of Op-
By Jessica Howard Grabbing some spare change before answering a knock at the door this February could make all the difference for Bacchus Marshs State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers. This SES Unit is the only SES located within Moorabool Shire and responds to Emergencies such as Road Rescue, Storms, Floods, Search and Rescue, Lighting, also providing numerous support roles to other Emergency Service Organisations within the community. This year the annual door-knock commences on February 1 and will run throughout the month.
erations Bill Robson said he would much rather meet people at a Driver Reviver site and serve them with a free tea or coffee, than meet them at a car crash. Partial donations from the State Government this year have allowed the unit to purchase a new Light Rescue Truck. Donations from this years fundraisers will contribute toward this project as well as the purchase of equipment to stow on board. Even a bit of spare change makes a huge difference for a fully volunteer run organisation like the Bacchus Marsh SES, Mr Robson said.
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By Jessica Howard The David Calleja Memorial Car Show is all revved up to hold its ninth annual event at Maddingley Park this year with a wide variety of cars, trucks and bikes for families to enjoy. The event hosted by Djerriwarrh Health Services will raise money to provide medical equipment for the Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital, along with equipment purchases at Melton Health. Chief Executive Bruce Marshall believes that the vehicle numbers will exceed 900 with an anticipated crowd of over 5000 people. Its a great day full of fun for the whole family with jumping castles, amusement rides, live music and of course the main attraction being a great variety of vehicles ranging from hotrods to vintage cars, trucks and bikes, Mr Marshall said. This year the show is fortunate to have a 1910 Delage Model F Roadster on display for the rst time in Victoria as well as three vehicles from the RACV heritage eet. The Maddingley Park gates will open on Sunday 2nd February at 8am to the public and is only $5 per adult with kids under 14 free.
Moorabool Shire Council

NotIce of ORDInARY MeetInG of CoUncIL The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held on Wednesday 5 February commencing at 5.00pm at the Council Chambers, Ballan. Members of the public are most welcome. AUstRALIA DAY CeLebRAtIons 2014 THANK YOU! Moorabool Shire Council would like to thank the following groups and individuals for their contributions to the success of the recent Australia Day Celebrations in Ballan: The Ballan Lions Club The Ballan Rotary Club M egan Waddington, Claritude, Licorice Allsorts and Juulke Castelijn Mr Gavin Barker, Town Crier Mr Paul Jennings, Australia Day Ambassador Sound & Light Concepts, Technical Staging Ballan IGA Bacchus Marsh Florist and Nursery Thank you to the members of the community who attended the celebrations making it such a memorable day for all. HAVe YoUR SAY Draft Strategy Hike and Bike Strategy Submissions close 14 February 2014 PUbLIc SALe of LIVestocK Pursuant to Impounding of Livestock Act 1994 The following livestock was found on Clarkes Lane, Newbury, and impounded on 10 January 2014 at 1.00pm by a Moorabool Shire Council Authorised Officer. 10 x Black faced Suffolk ewes Written tenders should be submitted prior to 5.00pm on 28 January 2014 to: Moorabool Shire Council, Community Safety Coordinator Tender Application-Livestock PO Box 18, Ballan Vic 3342 RURAL LIbRARY SeRVIce In MooRAbooL hoURs: Ballan Wednesday 9:30am 1:00pm. Friday 1:30 5:30pm. Saturday 9:30am 1:00pm. Storytime sessions are held every Wednesday at 10.30am, babies to pre-school age. Dunnstown, Bungaree A library officer will continue to visit these towns at the usual weekly time to drop-off/pick up books and help borrowers order books through the library website. Gordon Tuesday 2:00 3.30pm Blackwood Van service from the City of Ballarat at the Blackwood Memorial Hall: every Wednesday 1:30 2:30pm Online Ordering For online ordering go to www.centralhighlandslibraries.org.au. For further information, contact Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100 or the Rural Library Officer on 0419 519 650. Library Event: BacchChat in February Mastering Your Mindset Presented by Chrissy Gallagher. Saturday 1 February from 1pm to 3pm, at Lerderderg Library, James Young Room, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Submissions can be made at Council offices in Ballan, Darley and Lerderderg Library or download a form at www.moorabool.vic.gov.au or www.haveyoursaymoorabool. com.au. tenDeRs Council invites responses for the following expression of interest: Tender Number: EOI 09-2013/2014 Tender Description:
Management and Operation of Moorabool Leisure Facilities
Expression of Interest documents and full details of this notice will be available on Tuesday 28 January 2014 at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
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A build up of dust and drizzle on a power pole is to blame for a power outage in Ballan and around the Pentland Hills and Myrniong area, last Monday 20 January, around 8am. It is believed the overnight build up allowed tracking of power to short out and ignite the pole, collapsing the top half that saw power lines fall across the Old Western Highway.
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Patrick Collins and Sean Tysenn stayed at the Ballan Hotel on their fundraising walk from Melbourne to Ballarat last week.
Walking a mile in their shoes

By Jessica Howard 19-year-old Melbourne boys Patrick Collins and Sean Tysenn passed through areas of the Moorabool Shire last week in a quest from Melbourne to Ballarat in order to raise money for the De La Salle Brothers Orphanage in Sri Lanka. The boys set out from Flinders Street Station on Monday; arriving in Melton after almost a twelve hour walk where they recharged over night and continued their journey to Bacchus Marsh the following morning. We survived the rst two legs, but they denitely left us pretty loopy, Patrick said. However the leg from Bacchus Marsh to Ballan proved to be a lot more enjoyable as they began to realise just how far they had come. We were extremely proud of ourselves, and that was half of the motivation, Patrick said. The boys, who had raised over $2,600 by Wednesday, are aiming to raise $11,000 that will fund the nutrition and learning program for 150 kids for one year. We are really just two random guys who have managed to achieve so much. It just proves that anyone can do something like this, its a real eye opener. Patrick said. To donate visit http:// www.lasallianfoundation. org/ways-to-help/appeals/ colossal
Fortunately, a Powercor employee was travelling east bound to Melbourne on the Western Freeway and spotted the re on the pole. Myrniong Fire Brigade attended the scene promptly and put the re out. No injuries were reported and power was restored an hour later.
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Mussels Espaola served with crusty bread $12 (Mussels steamed with garlic, tomatoes, basil & white wine) Spanish twice baked chicken wings Served with crusty bread $10 Bocadillos de Chorizo (Spanish chorizo sliders) $12 Spring grape pickers Tapas Platter $20 Selection of Spanish cold meats, olives, Manchego cheese (gluten free option available)
Suggested wine: 2011 Rose $8/gl $30/bot 2 small bread buns with grilled chorizo, topped with caramelised onions, roasted peppers, rocket & homemade mayonnaise Suggested wine: Anarchist Red Blend $8/gl $30/bot
Spanish Paella (chicken and seafood r served with salad

Suggested wine: 2011 Pinot Noir
Grilled tender pieces of chicken marinate Traditional Spanish herbs & spices serve of lettuce, rocket, tomatoes, spanish onio & mango Suggested wine: 2008 Marsanne
Spanish chicken salad
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January 2014
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per cent of our food on the premises. We offer breakfast options, fresh lunches, platters, salads along with beautiful home made cakes and great coffee. Want something for the kids? Try our new line of sundaes. Like what you eat? Then how about taking home some condiments from our large range of home made jams, chutneys, oils and balsamic vinegars. Cards and candles are available for purchase also. Besides great coffee and choice of teas, a wine or beer can now be enjoyed with the recent approval of our liquor licence. Need an event catered for? We can do that too, just see Trish. Expressions of Love Cafe is right next door to the butcher in Ballans main street and is open Wednesday to Monday (closed Tuesday) from 9am thru til 4.30pm. Shop 1/130 Inglis St, Ballan Ph: 5368 2740
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Landowner ned for failing to act

A Ballan landowner has been convicted and ned $1000 in the Bacchus Marsh Magistrates Court for failing to control serrated tussock on his property. On Friday 6 December he was also ordered to pay costs of $320.52 to the Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI). The landowner pleaded guilty to not complying with a legal notice to control the noxious weed within the timeframe specied. It is believed he had previously been convicted in 2009 for the same offence. Magistrate John Lesser said the serrated tussock infestation would have had a negative impact on neighbouring properties and potentially the entire district. He also said that the efforts of surrounding landowners were being compromised by one landowners failure to do any work. The local landowner said Landcare is just this year starting to offer nancial assistance to farmers to help combat the weed problems. It is an ongoing effort on farms and keeping it all under control costs thousands of dollars every year and many man hours. I just didnt get around to it and had other priorities, he said on why he did not comply. DEPI Biosecurity Area Leader, Craig Clutterbuck said landowners had a legal responsibility to manage pest plants and animals on their property. This is to protect neighbouring farms and minimise the impacts of pest plants and animals on agriculture production and the natural environment. DEPI is supporting local efforts to control serrated tussock and all members of the local community need to do their bit to help control serrated tussock; when this doesnt occur DEPI will step in, he said. DEPI has a clear message from the community that they want DEPI to enforce action on priority species such as serrated tussock and support community-led efforts.
Pussies galore!
There has been a great response from last weeks article (MN 21 Jan) calling for people to become foster carers for council pound animals. At least seven new people responded to be on the list, one animal was sold with numerous general enquires. The next mission is to re-house the 18 kittens at the pound, can you help? Please call Moorabool Shire Council Customer Service on 5366 7100.
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Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au of electricity came down dramatically. On Wednesday in Victoria, with the Loy Yang unit completely out and only a small amount of wind power, the average wholesale price was a whopping $497/MWh. On Thursday with more wind power and Loy Yang back it was $195/ MWh. On Friday, with more wind power again, the price was down to $109/MWh. When the wind is blowing, the wholesale price of electricity drops, which feeds through to household power bills. The more wind farms we have operating the greater the drop in wholesale prices. Andrew Bray State Coordinator Victorian Wind Alliance Ballarat Dear Editor, Much of the discussion about the performance of wind energy during the recent heatwave over South Australia and Victoria misunderstood what happened. First, the facts. One of the four large 550 megawatt units at coalred Loy Yang failed unexpectedly on Tuesday afternoon. It was out of action for all of Wednesday and didnt return until Thursday morning. As the grid is designed to do, other plants were ready to ll this gap immediately and did so. Weve all heard the myth that wind farms need extra backup in the system. In fact, the grid has massive amounts of backup power continually on standby for emergency breakdowns just like this one at coal and gas-red stations. The South Australian grid has not needed any extra backup, even with wind power supplying 25% of total demand. There was a lull in wind on Wednesday afternoon, which, by contrast with the Loy Yang outage, was accurately forecast over 24 hours earlier, and replacement generation was scheduled to accordingly. By Thursday and Friday the wind was blowing again, with wind producing 22% and 25% of South Australias energy on those days. This reduced the need to run super-expensive gas-red peaking plants and the wholesale price bool Wind Energy Facility as they stated that the southern growth area will be within the current 2Km exclusion zone for wind turbines. To my knowledge the project was approved on 29th October 2010, well before any exclusion zone was introduced i.e before the Coalition Government amended the Guidelines for Wind Farms via the VC82 amendment. Of more concern is that although there were 43 submissions received by Council, only two mentioned the advent of the approved $750 million dollar project. I think it is time the residents of Ballan took a greater interest in the pros and cons of hosting a wind farm in this area. The huge problems presently being encountered in Macarthur, Waubra, Cape Bridgewater and Glenthompson, to name just a few, by the rural residents living too close to turbines cannot be ignored. Renewable energy is great in theory but poor planning and lack of consideration for non host neighbours has caused a myriad of issues from noise, health concerns, destruction of visual amenity, devaluation of properties and conict in the community. To go ahead with a development approved using 1998 New Zealand Noise Standards, 18 years out of date, is akin to not updating ones computer programs as new technology emerges. I know in a democracy all decisions are based on who ever is in Government
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but this is one area where vested interests should not enter into the equation and bi-partisan decisions should be made in the interests of us all. Angela Kearns Mt Egerton
Dear Editor, I wish to make a comment regarding the Ballan Structure Plan Consultation Feedback, as I put in a submission last October. In the published Attachment Submission Summary, Council Ofcers responded to the issues I raised. One issue in particular was as follows: Windfarm in near vicinity to the south of Ballan may impact desire for growth in the south as main street is only 3.5 kms from nearest turbine. Councils response reected a lack of knowledge of the permit conditions for the approved Moora-
Dear Editor, Approximately 17 years ago the Bacchus Marsh Returned & Services League received a donation of a Pack Howitzer Field Gun. Since then RSL executives over the years, have tried to nd a suitable home to display this item of Military memorabilia. During last year the Executives had many meetings with Councillors and Council Ofcers and late in the year, a suitable site was suggested, in front of the bollards between the Public Hall and the RSL. The Gun would be set on four concrete pads surrounded by a chain with planters on each corner with suitable easily maintained plants. When the above site was discussed, two Councillors and three Council ofcers were present and took part in the selection of the site. The proposal and the Pack Howitzer would be displayed as above together with an application for funding was put before council at the November meeting, but was put on hold until February. No reason for the delay other than, more information was
needed. The RSL Executive ha, 10 homes and sadly took was under the impression one life. that all that was needed Thanks to the hard work was a rubber stamp. of our reghters in Parks With Centenary Com- and the CFA, the Halls memoration celebrations Gap township was not afhappening, we seek public fected and it is business as support to speak to their usual. Parts of the Gramlocal councillor to have this pians National Park will be site approved. reopened this week and I Irish Kummerlowe strongly encourage visitors 1. Obligation to publish Des to put Halls Gap on their RSL President itinerary to and enjoy Bacchus Marsh 5. Publication ofstay notices about th the delights the Region has to offer.publisher must publis (1) Each It is rather ironic that na- webs controls and on each ture has played its hand in burning nearly and the whole (2) The content format of t Dear Editor, of the Grampians National notice is to be The intense heat over the Council. Park in the The last seven years. last few days and the num- More to the editor the home pa than any or fuel reducber of res across Western tion burns could achieve. Executive Director of the C Victoria has again empha- Perhaps there is a message sized the importance of in that, something not unthe CFA message of being derstood by many. prepared, have a re plan Lastly a big thank you to in place, use the communiall those involved determin in the 2. Form and content cation tools available and if re response, many Briin imminent danger Leave gades from all over Victoria and Live. helped and of I publication] thank themis boun [Name Attending with the Premier most sincerely. the Standards may have been Denis Napthine and Minisemail (info@presscouncil.org Simon Ramsay MLC ter for Emergency Services http://www.presscouncil.org.a Member for Western Kim Wells at the opening of the new Blackwood Fire Victoria Station and the world rst re refuge incorporated into the station complex on Sunday 19 January, it was clear bush hamlets like Blackwood are exposed to the risk of re and how important a refuge as a last resort will be to communities like Blackwood. During the day, I attended public meetings at Dadswell Bridge, Stawell and Halls Gap, communities which were all affected by the Grampians re which burnt in excess of 50,000
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ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House New Vocational Certicated Courses, Expressions of interest welcome. Cert IV in Disability, Cert III in Aged Care & Home Community Care, Cert II in Production Horticulture. Starting First Week of February - Water Colours; Life Drawing; Calligraphy; Serious Photography, Microsoft Word & Excel Skills; Simple Business Graphics; Internet & PC Security, Tai Chi & Chinese Health Exercises; Yoga. Join in pole walking, water exercises & Garden Club, Patchwork, Sewing & Community and Mens Shed Activities. Bookings & Enquiries - 5368 1934 or email support@bchvic.org Melton South Community Centre Term 1 Program out now. Offering courses starting from 3 Feb in various computer, language, arts and craft, oristry, cooking and much more. For bookings ph 9747 8576
MEETINGS
Ballan Autumn Festival Next meeting Tues 4 Feb 7pm. Ballan Comm. House Craft Room all welcome. Download a parade or stallholder form - ballanautumnfestival.org or contact 0407 506 621 for more info. Bacchus Marsh Multiple Birth Association Playgroup Every Wednesday morning, 9.30am - 11.30am Darley Neighbourhood House, Jonathan Drive, Darley $30 per term - Enquiries to Marija 0423 215 071
MARKETs
Ballan Lions Club Market Saturday 1 February 2014, 8am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan. Ballan Farmers Market Next Market Saturday 8 February 2014, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0408 218 954. Darley Market Saturday 1 February & 15 February, 9am-1pm. Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd & Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
MISCellaneous
Ballan Playgroup Every Tuesday 10am 12 noon. Ballan Uniting Church Hall. Babies to 5 year olds. Mums, Dads, Grandparents and Carers All Welcome. $20 per term or $4 per session Enq: 0407 336 188 or 0405 729 190.
CHURCH
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550 for more details. Living Word Bible Church Sundays 10:30am. James Young Room, Bacchus Marsh Library. Call Azza - 0430 141 263 Ballan Community Church Next Service - Sunday 9 February & 23 February, 2014, 5pm Ballan Senior Citizens, Steiglitz St Ballan. 2nd and 4th Sunday of each Month Catholic Parishes of Gordon and Bungaree Mass Times Saturday 1st February, Dunnstown, 6:30pm Sunday 2nd February, Gordon, 8:45am; Ballan 10:30am Anglican Parish of West Moorabool Service Times Friday 31 January - St Johns Ballan, 10am. Saturday 1 February - St Johns Bungaree, 6pm. Sunday 2 February - St Johns Ballan, 9.30am; St Marks Gordon, 5pm Phone 5368 2730 for more details. Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month) Ballan Uniting Church Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am Reective Worship Anglican Parish of Bacchus Marsh, Balliang, Myrniong & Blackwood Service times - Holy Trinity Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am Holy Communion, 10am Family Service, Wednesday Holy Communion 10am; St Georges Balliang 9am 2nd & 4th Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st & 3rd Sunday; All Saints Blackwood 1st & 3rd Sunday, 9am. Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm. Further details 0429 681 566.
TOM
Environmental Opinion
air-conditioning were fairly popular during the event. This brings me to the point of the use and promotion of solar energy. There is a perception out there that the people who can afford solar power are really only looking after themselves and instead of being thanked for installing their panels they are often being indirectly, and sometimes even directly, accused of increasing the price of electricity for those who cannot afford solar panels. While this is a tricky area and everyone is motivated by any number of forces there is a need to look at the accusations. In a recent study it has been shown that solar PV played a signicant role in slashing energy prices for the entire community during this very recent heat wave in South Australia and Victoria. This needs some explanation so here goes The following information is courtesy of the Australian Solar Council which you can visit on solar.org.au. According to the Australian Solar Council, during the recent heat event, electricity was generated by more than 350,000 privately owned PV systems installed in homes and businesses in South Australia and Victoria, which brought down demand, and added some capacity to the electricity network. Modelling released by the REC Agents Association (RAA) now shows that during periods of peak demand solar was contributing 606 MW to the grid in those two states. Why is that Important? It seems that electricity generators sell the energy they produce into the electricity market in half an hour blocks. This wholesale price uctuates according to demand. During periods of low demand it may sit at $0.03 per kilowatt hour. During peak demand however, it can rise as high as $13.10 per kilowatt hour. In similar conditions (in the lead up to Black Saturday) in January 2009 the average wholesale price in Victoria was $4.62 per kilowatt hour. That stands in stark contrast to the average wholesale price on the Thursday afternoon during the recent heat event of $0.51 per kilo-
with Tom Kingston
Putting our energy into solar

Jenny and I decided to visit family and friends in Victoria over the past couple of weeks. The rst week was terric weather and the second week was the week from hell. One day, driving our car on the outskirts of Melbourne, the car informed us that the temperature outside was 47 degrees. Now that is hot. We are used to 17 in Burnie and sometimes the rare 27 but not 47. What we did notice as we were driving towards the boat to return to Tasmania was the number of trees that had been hit by the heat to the extent that it looked like autumn was already here. This heat event, this term is becoming more common, raised the issue of the need for energy and I am sure all houses with watt hour. This difference can be attributed, according to the Australian Solar Council, in large part, to the heavy lifting being done by 350,000 solar PV systems slashing peak demand and adding capacity in 2014, as opposed to virtually none in 2009. These massive blowouts in the wholesale cost of fossil fuel energy are a key driver for increased power bills. This massive cost burden is spread across all electricity users throughout the entire year, in the form of xed electricity tariffs. RAA modelling also shows that at other times of lower demand, such as Sunday 19 January, solar PV was producing nearly 25 per cent of South Australias afternoon electricity demand and 6 per cent of Victorias. In light of this news it appears that Solar PV on individuals homes and on businesses is having a real and positive contribution in reducing power prices for the entire community. And the community benets of these Solar PV investments will continue for 30 years and more. As the Australian Solar Council states, Ordinary people in the mortgage belts of our big cities and in rural and regional Australia have invested a signicant amount of their own private capital in solar PV. This is a valuable contribution to our national energy network and time our solar citizens were recognised. What is your opinion?
Surround yourself with natural beauty on 6 acres!

Enzo Raimondo CEO, REIV
Beating the heat

This months heatwave was a reminder just how punishing Victorias summers can be. Our air-conditioned homes are refuge from the heat, but it is also essential to be prepared for the possibility of bushres and to develop a bushre plan. The rst step is knowing whether your home is in a bushre prone area. From July 31 last year vendors must provide that information in the Section 32 statement for would-be buyers. The change, the result of an amendment to the Sale of Land Act 1962, followed a recommendation by the 2009 Victorian Bushre Royal Commission into the Black Saturday bushres. REIV member agents know that this is the vendors responsibility and that it is their role to remind the vendor to include this information. Not doing so could be potentially serious providing inaccurate or incomplete information in a vendor statement can mean the buyer has the opportunity to rescind the contract at any time before settlement. For buyers, this is extremely valuable information and should be read carefully. If you have engaged a buyers advocate to advise you, they should make sure you know the bushre status of any home you are thinking of buying. While the requirement may seem relevant only to rural areas, in fact it applies right across the state including properties on the outskirts of major regional towns and outer Melbourne suburbs such as Frankston. Dont make any assumptions, just because the property is near a town or in an estate. In August 2013 the state s Bushre Prone Area maps, specifying areas prone to or likely to be prone to bushre, were updated. Almost 236,000 properties were removed from the regulations as a result of the review, but another 119,000 were added for the rst time. These reviews ensure the maps are as up-to-date as possible, and with another having taken place in late 2013 further changes are likely. So be sure you have the most up-to-date information by going to Victorian Governments Land Channel, www.land.vic. gov.au, where specic addresses can be searched and bushre prone area maps are available.
385 Morrison Lane, Korobeit Asking: $650,000

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Set down a long driveway and situated in on unbeatable location between the Bacchus Marsh and Greendale townships, this family home is beautifully presented and lovingly maintained. The property offers stunning views, and a beautiful garden setting. Extremely comfortable the home offers 4 good sized bedrooms (WIR & en-suite to master), formal lounge, and kitchen/meals/family area that opens up to an outdoor entertainment area & carport. Outside features triple garage, huge double bay machinery/workshop area and a lockable boat shed. A private place of relaxation to escape the pressures of city living. Sit back and enjoy the country life.
LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh www.lensmith.com.au
5367 8128
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BALLAn $279,000
93 Atkinson Street
A StoneS ThroW
3 Bedroom plus bungalow weatherboard home. All bedrooms with BIRs. Bathroom with shower over bath with the toilet being in the laundry. Kitchen with free standing stove ample cupboard space. Lounge with polished timber floor boards. Spacious laundry. Single bungalow. All set on a large block within a stones throw to the railway station and within walking distance to all amenities Ballan has to offer.
BALLAN $249,000
13 Jopling Street
the cheapeSt in toWn
Approx. 1/4 acre block. Western Red Cedar Home. Pot belly heating as well as Rinnai Energy Saver. Kitchen with electric stove and vinyl floor. Dining/Family Room, 3 Bedrooms one with BIR, carpets to all bedrooms. Shower over bath, vanity & tiles. Laundry has large storage. Rear covered verandah, 2 car LUG with concrete floor and power. Currently rented at $240pw leased to September 2013.
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BALLAN $259,000
23 Cowie Street
NEAT AND CENTRAL
3 bedroom home plus a timberset unit set on appx 1/4 acre. BIRs in 2 of those bedrooms - carpet to all bedrooms. Kitchen with gas cooking a dishwasher and lino floor coverings. Heating is supplied via a gas heater and cooling via an air conditioner. The bathroom offers a shower over bath with the toilet being separate. Laundry with storage space. In the backyard you will also find a seperate timber unit with an open plan kitchen/lounge, 1 bedroom, bir, a shower, toilet, vanity and reverse cycle air conditioner. A water tank and pressure pump for the garden. This neat package is all set a short stroll from the main street, local sports ground and the train station.
bALLAn $345,000
83 Simpson Street
RENOVATED PERIOD HOME
3 Bedroom renovated period home featuring timber polished flooring throughout. 2 of the bedrooms contain floor to ceiling BIRs with all 3 being spacious. Gas ducted heating throughout. 2 toilets. Modern bathroom with bath and over head shower. Modern laundry. Kitchen with gas cook top, electric oven and dishwasher. HD aerial connected. New blinds and curtains. The rear patio doors lead to a courtyard style backyard with an entertainment area, neat and tidy low maintenance landscaped gardens, enclosed with secure fencing. All of this set one street from the town centre and within walking distance to the medical centre.
BALLAN $359,000
179 Inglis Street

WalK to toWn
Three bedroom brick veneer home. Separate formal lounge, ducted heating. Open plan kitchen with dishwasher gas cook top electric oven. Dining and family area. Outdoor entertaining area with bistro blinds. All bedrooms with BIRs master with ensuite. Family bathroom with separate bath, shower and vanity. Double garage under roofline. Currently rented at $270.00pw.
GoRDon
29 Main Street
$320,000
central
3 bedroom brick veneer home. Set on appx 800m2 block. Open plan kitchen/ dining. Kitchen with electric cooking and dishwasher. All bedrooms with BIRs, with the master having a WIR and an ensuite including shower, vanity and toilet. Bathroom with shower, bath and vanity with the toilet being separate. Laundry with tiled flooring and a storage cupboard. Set in the main street of gordon with mature landscaped gardens.
BALLAN $449,000
87 Inglis Street
location, location
4 bedroom brick veneer home. All rooms with BIRs and carpets with the master having a WIR plus an ensuite with a shower, toilet and vanity. Open plan Kitchen/ dining area with the kitchen having a dishwasher and electric oven. Loungeroom with carpet and a gas log fire. Ducted gas heating also and evaporative cooling to the home. Main bathroom with separate bath and shower. Laundry with tiled flooring and storage space. Covered pergola. Fully landscaped enclosed gardens, 3 water tanks to water the gardens complete this must see property. All located in the main street of Ballan.
ED C EP T C A ER OFF
BALLAN $330,000
TO A TEE!
4 Gorong Street
3 bedroom timberset home set on appx half acre. Combined kitchen dining. Ensuite to the master bedroom with shower and toilet. Main bathroom with shower, bath, vanity and toilet. Laundry with storage space. Rear pergola/ entertaining area, SLUG, garden shed. Large matured trees and established gardens all with your own access gate straight onto the adjoining golf course.
John Kontek
R E A L E S T A T E B A L L A N
128 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN
Geoff Taylor Director / Sales Manager 0413 662 925
Dave McLennan Sales 0448 677 772
Jessie Karp Property Manager 5368 1245
LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE
NEW LISTING
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh www.lensmith.com.au
MN0550G2
5367 8128
maddingleyprice: $349,500
Korobeit$650,000
Maddingley Locale!
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Natural beauty on 6 acres!
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The location is superb and the scope endless when it comes to this property. Well positioned on an 1150sqm block approximately 23x50m. The home will certainly appeal to the enthusiastic renovator, developer, S.T.C.A. or even the astute investor. Featuring 3 bedrooms, central bathroom and laundry, spacious family living owing through to a functional kitchen, dining and second living area. Outside offers an abundance of space with a huge garage adjacent is a large lock-up workshop with 3 phase power, ideal for the tradesman. There is also a renovated 2 bedroom bungalow with shower. Situated within easy walking distance to Schools and the Railway Station. This is the one you have been waiting for.
Set down a long driveway and situated in on unbeatable location between the Bacchus Marsh and Greendale townships, this family home is beautifully presented and lovingly maintained. The property offers stunning views, and a beautiful garden setting. Extremely comfortable the home offers 4 good sized bedrooms (WIR & en-suite to master), formal lounge, and kitchen/ meals/family area that opens up to an outdoor entertainment area & carport. Outside features triple garage, huge double bay machinery/workshop area and a lockable boat shed. A private place of relaxation to escape the pressures of city living. Sit back and enjoy the country life.
4 Powlett Street
Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754 385 Morrison Lane
Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
darleyprice: $569,000
darleyprice: $299,500
Effortless Modern Living
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It all starts here
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The outstanding address and established garden allotment (2000sqm) of this impressive home combine to present a rare lifestyle opportunity. Characterised by quality craftsmanship and spectacular living space, this home is designed for effortless modern enjoyment. Close to Shopping Centre, Schools & Parklands. A exible oor features 4 bedrooms (WIR & ensuite), study, soaring polished timber ceilings highlight a vast family/dining area served by a newly well-appointed kitchen with quality appliances, ducted refrigerated heating & cooling, ample storage, sunny secluded courtyard and alfresco patio. 12m x 6m brick workshop or use as a retreat. Two street frontages. Come and inspect, you will be amazed!
Set amongst established gardens on a easy care 725sqm lot. Ideal for the rst home buyer or investor. Comprises of 3 great sized bedrooms, two spacious living areas, galley style kitchen, walk in pantry, gas heating & evaporative cooling plus energy saving solar roof panels. Large north facing BBQ pergola area, huge garage/workshop. Very liveable, long term potential to modernise. Handy to shops, schools and public transport. Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
32 Victoria Street
Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754 18 Nathan Drive
bacchus marsh CT NTRA O C ER UND
$370,000
bacchus marsh
$182,000
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$559,500
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$349,000
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Start Your Year off in Style
Fabulous new home built by outstanding quality local master builder. Perfectly located in the college green estate, this home features 3 bedrooms, WIRs & ensuite to master. Study, formal lounge, open plan kitchen family room area. Finished to a very high standard coupled with outstanding appliances. Front landscaping all completed, double garage auto remote with access to rear private yard, land size 501 sqm approx.
Beat the Bank

This central 2 bedroom brick veneer unit is currently returning $9,880.00 per annum in rent, do your sums here on this baby that shows much better returns than the bank. Still enough room to grow further returns with some renovations.
Spread out on 1 Acres
Designed with lifestyle in mind, superb family home, 4 bedrooms plus study and theatre room is country living at its best. High ceilings, 3 generous living areas, open plan family meals area, a beautifully appointed kitchen, refrigerated heating/cooling, wide verandas, lock up garage, huge colorbond powered workshop, well laid out gardens plus chook run. Dont miss out on this quality property.
Endless Features, Quiet Position
From separate large living areas to 3 spacious bedrooms (WIRs & ensuite to master), Entertaining area with pergola and timber decking & double garage. Quality kitchen with stainless steel appliances, ducted heating system & evaporative cooling and much more. Truly offers a warm homely feeling with exciting space to entertain.
11 College Square Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
2/12 George Street Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
5 Acacia Avenue Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
12 Lone Pine Square Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
maddingley$350,000
DARLEY$280,000
maddingley$435,000
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Outstanding investment opportunity suit investors and owner occupiers. High exposure location at the gateway of Bacchus Marsh growth corridor. Older style weatherboard home comprising 2 bedrooms, solid timber kitchen, good sized lounge, neat & tidy throughout. Factory building area 200m2 approx, land area 874sqm approx. 20 metre frontage. Ability to run your business from this excellent site. Industrial Zone. 29 Grifth Street
Established home comprises of 3 bedrooms, large lounge adjoining to Kitchen/Meals area, two way bathroom, evaporative cooling, gas heating/wood heating, quality xtures & ttings throughout, double carport/double garage with rear access to established gardens. Plus pergola area, all makes for a great buy.
Theres no place like home
SOLD
Well presented one owner home comprising of 4 bedrooms, WIR and en-suite to master, large entry hall, formal lounge, fully equipped kitchen, spacious open plan meals and a superb family room, central bathroom and laundry and a double garage with drive through access to rear colorbond workshop. Step outside to a large under cover pergola. Located close to the golf course on a block approximately 934sqm.
80 Holts Lane Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754 Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
9 Darcy Street Contact: Len Smith 0418 343 754
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ING NEW LIST
Calling all Renovators, Developers & Entrepreneurs, this property provides you all with an opportunity to capitalise on both block size & location in one of Bacchus Marshs sought after streets. The brick clad home of 2 bedrooms, lounge room, kitchen, meals, bathroom & sunroom/3rd bedroom, could be transformed into something special. The wide frontage on the 860m2 block lends it to be ideal for development (STCA) with prestigious townhouses the perfect fit for the area.
PID: 703232
Bacchus Marsh
OppoRtUNItY KNoCks!
AsKInG $330,000
2 1 1
Well presented one owner home, well located close to childcare, kinder & schools. The home has 3 bedrooms, master with WIR & ens. Formal lounge & dining room, galley style kitchen & meals/sitting room & separate bathroom & WC. Ducted evap cooling throughout & gas wall furnace heater in the lounge. Lovely decked pergola/BBQ area and above ground fully fenced pool. Large bungalow/rumpus room and double carport with rollerdoor & a colorbond workshop shed. PID: 701840
Bacchus Marsh
INvEst IN ME!
AsKInG $320,000
3 2 2
Bacchus Marsh
AbsoLUtELY StUNNING ON 1 ACRE
AsKInG $650,000
4 2 2
Situated in the prestigious Manning Blvd is this absolutely stunning home with views. Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 2 studies (or 5th bedroom), kitchen/dining, living, rumpus. Complete with top quality fittings & fixtures, top of the range appliances, ducted heating, evap cooling. Externally we have complete package with views all over Bacchus Marsh (breathtaking) and presents picture perfect.
PID: 690526
Bacchus Marsh
FoR THE ENtERtAINER IN YoU
AsKInG $430,000
4 2 2
Magnificent views over the Underbank Stud. 4 bedroom B/V Family Home with study, bathroom & laundry & step-down Lounge & Formal dining area, kitchen/meals & Family room. The double garage with auto doors has direct access to the home & the ducted heating, evap cooling & 2 console (new) heating units contribute to year round comfort. Sliding glass doors from both living areas. Established gardens. An additional feature is a paved area for one to sit and relax and absorb the breath-taking views.
PID: 614868
Bacchus Marsh
GRANtLEIGH RIvER REsERvE
AsKInG
$575,000
4 2 2
Backing onto the River Reserve in the popular Grantleigh Estate & sitting on approx. 1,400m block is a real life style Family Residence. 4 bedrooms + study; main with ensuite & WIR, box room and lounge with gas fire set in fireplace. Hostess kitchen with meals/family area (bay windows) overlooking River Reserve. Huge rumpus room with built-in-bar and picture windows encompassing rural view; bathroom and conveniences. PID: 629867
Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, formal lounge & dining & a huge rumpus room. The master bedroom has a semi ensuite & you have 2 family bathrooms. The galley style kitchen is adjacent to a spacious meals area. There is a gas heater & a R/C a/c in the lounge room & ducted heating. Beautiful landscaped gardens & fully fenced in ground pool. Enclosed double carport with twin roller doors & access to the back yard. Walk to childcare, kindergartens, schools, doctors & shopping. PID: 694547
Bacchus Marsh
QUIEt CoURt, BIG BLoCk & PooL
AsKInG $410,000
4 3 2
Bacchus Marsh
GREAt FAMILY HoME
AsKInG $469,000
4 2 2
Situated in The Elms estate is this wonderful family home consisting of 4 bedrooms + study, formal living, kitchen/dining/living and rumpus. Quality fittings and fixtures throughout, ducted heating, and much more only an inspection will reveal. Externally we have everything, swimming pool, alfresco area, landscaped gardens (beautiful), loads of shedding, veggie gardens, 2 & 1/2 car garage all set on an approx. 1000m2 block of land. PID: 681776
Only 2 years old this beautiful family home consists of 3 living areas including the formal lounge, kitchen with huge WIP, meals/family room & a dedicated theatre room. Master bedroom with WIR & ens with separate toilet, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & there is a study complete with built in desks. Ducted heating & cooling & security system. Oversize double garage has direct access to house. Pergola adjoining the alfresco area, fully landscaped and access to the backyard beside garage. PID: 689838
Bacchus Marsh
As GooD As NEw
AsKInG $520,000
3 2 2
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549 Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
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Bacchus Marsh
IN THE HEARt Of TowN
AsKInG
$329,000
3 1 2
Location doesnt get any better than this. Lovely 3 bedroom unit is just minutes walking distance to Grant St, Main St, Hospital, Schools & more. The unit has 3 bedrooms, all with BIRs, a good size lounge with quality drapes & carpet & wall A/C, plus ducted gas heating throughout. Kitchen with electric wall oven & gas cooktop. A nice bathroom, separate W/C, & good laundry. Externally there is a single garage with rolladoor, fully paved rear courtyard & garden with small shed & R/W tank, the garage also has an adjoining car parking space. PID: 656894
Bacchus Marsh
IM HERE, JUst WAItING FoR YoU!
AsKInG $336,000
3 2 1
Positioned perfectly in a quiet court location is this excellent family home. The house of approx 19sq living, has 3 bedrooms, plus a study/or parents retreat. The master bedroom with WWC has a big ensuite with a spa bath, shower & WC. And there is an additional WIR. The other bedrooms have WWCs & BIRs. The spacious timber kitchen has a S/S w/oven & 6 burner gas cooktop. Adjoining the kitchen is a tiled meals/dining area. A great feature in the home is the big light filled lounge room offering some views across town. Externally there is a big BBQ area, all paved with a steel covered pergola approx 9x6m.
PID: 682559
Bacchus Marsh
BEAUtIfUL HoME, BEAUtIfUL OUtLook!
AsKInG $545,000
4 2 2
Beautiful family home located on a large block & backing onto the Lerderderg River reserve in the Elms Estate. The home has 4 bedrooms, 3 with BIRs & the large master has WIR & ens. Formal lounge with open fire & mantle & dining room are very comfortable. Spacious family room adjoining the kitchen which has gas cook top, wall oven & dishwasher. The home has 9 ceilings & ducted heating & cooling & a security system. Double garage and 8m x 6m paved outdoor entertaining area. PID: 692358
Bacchus Marsh
EXCELLENt LIvING
POA OFFERS
consIDeReD
4 2 2
Consisting of 4 bedrooms & study. Master bed with WIR & ens with spa, bedrooms 2 & 3 both have WIR. Formal lounge & a dining area, large family room/meals area, quality kitchen with an impressive walk-in larder. The family room flows to the paved & covered alfresco area. Serviced by ducted heating & cooling and there is an oversize double garage with remote roller door, heaps of inbuilt storage and solar panels integrated. PID: 610015
Bacchus Marsh
CALLING ALL INvEstoRs!
AsKInG $249,000
3 1 1
Situated close to Main Street, Hospital, Medical Clinic, Schools & other facilities is this budget home which has instant appeal to the investor or 1st home buyer. Currently leased to a good tenant, the home has 3 bedrooms, good sized lounge with new gas wall furnace & kitchen with gas upright stove, adjoining meals area, laundry & WC. On a good sized corner block, opportunity for a smart investor, or reno with a first home buyer. Houses in this price range do not last long, so be quick. PID: 649105
Bacchus Marsh
FAMILY HoME, FANtAstIC LoCAtIoN!
AsKInG $435,000
4 2 2
A private court location within walking distance to the Main Street. This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is very well presented. Main bedroom with WIR & Ens, & remaining 3 have BIRs. 3 living areas, formal lounge, a chef friendly kitchen adjoining the open plan family room & a theatre/rumpus room at the back. Decked alfresco area has access to both the family & rumpus rooms. Reverse cycle split system A/C & double garage with direct access to the house. PID: 685982
Blackwood
SERENItY Now!
AsKInG
$289,000
2 1 2
Situated in Blackwood, only 60 minutes from Melbourne, 30 minutes from Ballarat & 20 minutes from Bacchus Marsh is this lovely presented home consisting of 2 bedrooms, kitchen/dining, living, heating & cooling, bathroom, quality fittings & fixtures, and more only an inspection will reveal. Externally we have verandahs, studio, garage, views of the Wombat State Forest, all set on a generous size block of land. Blackwoods potential is unlimited. Great for a weekender, or make it your family home. PID: 681500
Bacchus Marsh
THE SkY Is THE LIMIt!
AsKInG $329,000
3 1 1
Situated only a short stroll from the local CBD (shops, hospital, schools, parks) is this 3 bedroom weatherboard home consisting of kitchen/dining, formal living, bathroom, heating & cooling, polished floorboards, rumpus (or 4th bedroom) and more only an inspection will reveal. Externally we have a large block of land, carport & plenty of scope to do what you want. PID: 670346
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Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
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The Moorabool News 28 January, 2014 Page 23 WATER CARTAGE
Moorabool Shire Council Community Grants Program

The Summer 2014 Community Grants Program will open on 1st February 2014 and close on 28th February 2014. The Community Grants Program Guidelines are available on the Council Website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au. Applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss their project with a Community Development Officer prior to lodging an application. Applicants are encouraged to read and understand the Community Grants Program Guidelines carefully before making a submission. Please contact Community Development Officers on 5366 7100 for further information. Rob Croxford, CEO
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Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club Inc.
Spring Water Tanks Pools Stock Gardens Everything!
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GARDEN MULCH For Sale PEA STRAW Excellent garden mulch Small squares $6 per bale (out of paddock) $10 per bale (shed) No deliveries, pick up only PARWAN area via Bacchus Marsh 0419 105 973
for lease Shed for lease Ballan industrial estate 3 phase power and mechanics pit Contact 0428 332 108
Positions available for several age groups Senior, Girls & Mixed teams Training Wednesday and Friday nights Preseason training starts 19th February For Enquiries: bacchusmarshscorpions@hotmail.com.au or Noel 0410 822 153 Alvaro 0439 317 810 http://bacchusmarshsoccer.org.au/
Coaches required for 2014
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Room to rent in Bacchus Marsh township. Clean and comfortable home. Walk to shops and transport. Good heating and air conditioning, dishwashers, Foxtel and Wi Fi. $200 per week no extra bills. Amelia 0416 200 311
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Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital Photos Natasha Hurst
Newborns in the district
Its a boy for Macedon couple Kate and Cody who proudly welcomed Archer Marius GOULDING into their lives at 12.45am on Tuesday 21 January 2014 weighing 4140grams (9lbs 2oz).
Melton West couple Emma and Adam welcomed their little girl Ella-May Eve PERRY into their family on Friday 17 January 2014 at 5.34pm. Ella-May weighed 2840gram (6lbs 4oz) and is a little sister for Kayla.
Its a girl for Melton couple Channing and Tim DREWITZ who became first time parents on Thursday 23 January 2014. Imani Jade was welcomed at 4.32pm weighing 3540 grams (7lbs 13oz).
First time parents Jodie and Bradley of Melton West welcomed baby boy Ryu Bradley BEVIS into their lives at 6.03am on Monday 20 January 2014 weighing 3510 grams (7lbs 11oz).
Delise and Brett of Ballan welcomed baby boy Noah into their family on Wednesday 15 January 2014 at 1.17pm. Weighing 3930grams (8lbs 10oz), Noah is a little brother for Kohen and Leeona.
Baby boy Isaiah Aetal ABBOT was welcomed on Saturday 18 January 2014 at 3.04pm by Bacchus Marsh couple Nancy and Danny. Isaiah weighed 3230 grams (7lbs 1oz).
Ashley has a baby sister and Natasha and Gavin of Bacchus Marsh have a new daughter. Jayde Susan WOOLFE was welcomed at 21.42 weighing 3250grams (7lbs 2oz) on Thursday 23 January 2014.
Its a boy for Thomastown couple Ramandeep and Manpreet who welcomed their first child baby boy Karanvir Singh Bal at 17:51 on Saturday 18 January 2014 weighing 3310grams (7lbs 4oz).
Kim and Ian FORTH of Melton welcomed baby number five into their family on Thursday 23 January 2014 at 12.34am weighing 4050 grams (8lbs 15oz). Baby boy Sheldon Eli John is a little brother for Nathaniel, Challis, Levi and Kimah.
Sport
Records tumble
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics Three new Centre records were set on Saturday 18 January with Lucas Shugg (Blues) continuing to be rewarded for his hard training, breaking another long standing Centre record. This time it was the Under 15 800m record, which had previously stood since 1992. Lucas smashed the time with an outstanding performance of 2:08.22 mins. Brant Lopes (Dolphins) set two records for the meet, the rst was in the Under 16 Shot Put with a new distance of 12.03 metres and the second record was in the 70m sprint where he ran 9.30 secs. Jack Shaw (Eagles) bettered his own Under 16 100m Hurdles record in a new time of 15.23 secs. Last Saturday morning, two new Centre records were set in the Javelin event. Courtney Homewood (Boomerangs) bettered her own Under 16 record with a distance of 22.52 metres, meanwhile Hayley Whitehand threw a massive PB with a new record distance of 32.25 metres in the Under 13 Javelin. This Friday BMLAC will be conducting a Twilight Meet commencing at 5pm, due to the State Multi Event being held over the weekend at Bendigo. Claire Byrnes, Bridget Casey, Lara Casey, Mason Casey, James Dickson, Jarvis Miles and Hayley Whitehand will represent the Centre in the State Multi Event.
Hayley Whitehand sets a new Under 13 Javelin record.
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AUSTRALIA DAY 2014 CHAMPIONSHIPS The courts were full of junior and senior players vying for the club trophies last Monday morning. Despite starting the day at 9.30am, the heat had already set in and the players faced a battle not just with their opponents. The ladies singles championship was decided in three sets with Kristy Tatchell taking the honours for the year. Playing to eight in her rst match with Samantha Lee, Kristy had a see sawing game before winning 8 games to 4. The family affair match with Helen Tatchell had a turn around half way through the match. Helen was 5/0 down before a comeback saw her take the match in intense heat, 8 games to 6. Helen and Samantha played the last match with Samantha winning 8 games to 3. Full results next week.
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home turn) and a death seating Keeper Of The Fire in 1-56.9.
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Long Forest trainer Peter Thompson was successful with former South Australian 6-Y-0 Jet Laag/Bonnie Blair gelding So It Goes in the Crameri Rural & Hardware Pace for C0 class over 2190 metres at Maryborough on Monday January 20. Driven by daughter Kate Gath, So It Goes rst up in Victoria was restrained to the tail of the eld from outside the front row, before moving to be one/one through the middle stages. Taken to race in the open for the nal circuit, So It Goes outstayed his rivals to score by 17.6 metres in a rate of 2-01.2 over the pacemaker Shes Even Cooler and Stylish Ruler (one/one last lap).
It was Peter Thompson and Kate Gath again in the winners stall at Bendigo on Wednesday, when 5-Y-0 McArdle/Sokys Number mare Blue Seelster scored a narrow victory in the Alabar Bloodstock Pace for R2 to R4 class over 2150 metres. A prohibitive $1.30 favourite, Blue Seelster rst up since August was given a lovely passage from the pole trailing the leader Foldem (gate three), before easing away from the markers approaching the nal bend. Always looking to have the pacemaker covered, it took Blue Seelster all the way up the running to blouse Foldem by a nose in a tricky nish, with Thewingman (three back the markers) third. The mile rate 2-01.9.
running line from a solo second line draw, Glenferrie EJ was sent forward three wide racing for the bell to park outside the leader and last start Ballarat winner Manningham Park. Surging to the front prior to the home turn, Glenferrie EJ coasted to the wire six metres in advance of the favourite Clancys Fobwatch and Znana in 1-59.5.
At Cranbourne on Thursday, Coimadai trainer Steve Zammit combined with Rod Petroff to land the Hyland Sportswear Pace for C4 & C5 class over 2080 metres with ever reliable Weston Terror/Awesome Powers 6-Y-0 mare Gumdrops. Leading out from the pole, Gumdrops was eased to take a trail on the roughie Atomic Horizon, before using the sprint lane to gain the day in advance of Supliner (three wide last lap) and Atomic Horizon in a rate of 1-57.5. Tabcorp Park Friday 24 January. Race 3 Winner: Our Eastwood Cullen (7). Trainer: Craig Demmler. Driver: Jodi Quinlan. Photos: Stuart McCormick HRV
Kate Gath was to bring up a double after guiding husband Andys 7-Y-0 McArdle/Jubilee Franco gelding Franco Jackson to an all of the way victory in the Redpath Tyre & Battery Claiming Pace over 1690 metres. Always in control, Franco Jackson scored by 4.6 metres in advance of Johnny Tee (one/one three wide
It was the opening night of the much sought after rich Tontine Series for C2 to C4 class at Ararat on Wednesday and Parwan duo Craig Demmler (trainer) and Jodi Quinlan (driver) drew rst blood when highly promising four year old Art Major/ Maikona mare Glenferrie EJ scored over the 2195 metre trip, much to the delight of millionaire owner Peter Chambers racing under the banner of Glenferrie Farms Pty Ltd. Settling three back in the
Meetings for the week: Wednesday Hamilton/ Bendigo, Thursday Maryborough/Kilmore, Friday Warragul/Mildura, Saturday Melton (A.G. Hunter Cup), Monday Stawell, Tuesday Ballarat. Horses to follow: Sookin Up, Bon Jovi, Border Patrol, Soho Idol, Elliot Bromac, Ginger Bliss, Lightning Calder, Majestic Grace.
Tabcorp Park Friday 24 January. Race 7 Winner: Renaissance Man (1). Trainer: Andy Gath. Driver: Kate Gath. Photos: Stuart McCormick HRV
Ballarat Cup Night Saturday 25 January. Race 8 Winner: Restrepo (10). Trainer: Emma Stewart. Driver: Gavin Lang. Photos: Stuart McCormick HRV
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Division 1 Ballan 3/153 def Burrembeet 9/148 Batting M Nolan 46, M Snaith 19, N Heaeld 49 no, M Loughnane 35 no. Bowling Z Graham 7-1-4/28, R Aquilina 8-2-2/20, N Heaeld 8-0-2/23. Ballan bowled a good line and length keeping Burrumbeet to 148. Zac Graham was the best bowler with 4/28. Ballan then batted really well early, setting up Noel Heaeld and Mick Loughnane to nish it off. Division 3 Ballan 6/211 lost to Buninyong Red 5/216 Batting H Micallef 57, D Romeo 49, A Trickey 34, D Bowman 25, M Currie 22. Bowling L Dickson 7-1-1/17, N Turner 6-2-1/21, L Bowman 4-0-1/32. Lachie Dickson and Nathan Turner got the team off to a good start with the ball but Buninyong were able to make runs quickly when they nished their spells. Hayden Micallef and Daniel Romeo got Ballan off to a good start with a 93 run opening partnership. Despite all batters getting a good start Ballan fell just short of the total required. Training re commences January 29th for the Under 12s.
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Premier Division hosted McKendricks rink eight Bareena and, as has been shots up) gave the home the case most of the season side the advantage. against the top sides, AvFinal score - Avenue 137 enue came away with two def Midlands 65 points from the game, but fell short of winning by 16 Division 9 travelled to shots. Glenn Sargents rink Learmonth in a game that got up by six shots, however pitted rst against second Sam Shannahans rink suf- on the ladder and against fered a one shot loss and the only team to have Andy MacDonalds rink beaten Avenue this season. suffered a six shot loss. Unfortunately history reFinal score - Avenue 87 lost to Bareena 103 Division 3 travelled up the highway to Ballan to compete against a team that was immediately below them on the ladder. Avenue was only able to win one rink, that of Marie Russell who scored three shots on the last end to win by two shots. Glenys Kays rink after trailing 0-12 early, fought back well only to lose by ve shots. Paul OFarrells rink battled hard for a six shot loss and Bill Hawkens rink had a forgetfulday at the ofce going down by 18 shots against a very good opposition. Final score - Avenue 80 lost Ballan 107 Division5 started the round in equal fourth spot and hosted third placed Midlands Golf. Avenue were keen tomaintain theirrecent winning form and with a combined team effort were able to secure the win and all 18 points. Excellent efforts from Brian Bullens rink (20 shots up), Kevin Kneebones rink (26 shots up), Lyn Robinsons rink (18 shots up) and Brian peated itself with Avenue going down by 10 shots. The pleasing aspect was the debut of skips Ron Millington and Dave Murn for Avenue, with Ron winning by seven and Dave narrowly losing by two due to his rink dropping three shots on the last end. Nonetheless it was anencouraging display byboth new skips. Final score - Avenue 59 lost Learmonth 69 In midweek competition Division 1 had a comprehensive 43 shot win over Webbcona to regain fourth spot on the ladder, led by a staggering 41-7 win by Doreen Connells rink and a nine shot win for Judy Autys rink. Division 3 also continued their winning way with a 13 shot win overWebbcona, led by a solid 11 shot win by Brenda Robinsons rink. With threegames to go until the nals, Div 3 only needs six points from the nal three rounds toensure a nals appearance. However,the selectors and players are takingnothing forgranted and will beaiming to win all three games.
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Results - Week ending 25 January Wednesday Stableford Winner - Athol Love 39, R/u on c/b Jimmy Walsh. NTP - 15th Bob Arklay, Magpie -14th Bob Arklay. Saturday - Stableford A Grade winner - LesMartin (17) 41 points, R/u Pat Clifford (15) 39 on c/b from Athol Love. B Grade winner - Victor Buttigieg (22) 40 points, R/u Greg McAloon (25) 38 on c/b from Con Britt. NTPs - 7th Victor Buttigieg, 12th Chris Tudor, 15th John Britt. Magpies -14th Bob Arklay, 18th Peter Clifford. Mick Loughnane & Noel Heafield put on an 86 run partnership in quick time to seal a win against Burrumbeet.
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Drivers, start your engines! If you feel the need for speed the Melton Reservoir is the place to be on the weekend of January 31 and February 1 and 2. The Melbourne Runabout and Speedboat Club are gearing up for another fabulous racing boat event, the Melton Gold Cup. Australias top Tunnel boats will be competing and there is a strong eld of Capsule BAD boats racing side by side at speeds of up to 150kph. The future of the club is also cemented with a Formula Future event for youth from 12 years of age. They will be racing their boats at speeds of up to 60kph and includes inboard and outboard motors. The entire course has excellent spectator viewing and Friday is free entry with the practice sessions taking place. On Saturday and Sunday racing will commence at 9am with heats of the Waterford Cup Invitational and MRSBC club championship trophies taking place. The big race, The Melton Gold Cup, will be run on the Sunday. Admission prices for adults are $20 per day, children $10 (13-17), U12 free. For more information check out the MRSBC website www.mrsbc.com.au
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SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Your creative juices are perking, so get on with a pet project. Some friction with relatives can get you down over the weekend. Children shock you, but amuse as well. ANSWER BELOW SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22 Knowledge is the weeks theme. You will be learning from books and the internet as well as from life. Give your mate generous doses of encouragement. Play hunches all week. CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20 Paperwork piles up through the week and super-organization is a must. This is a great time to involve yourself in a charitable project. A surprise visitor can make your week. AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19 Make thrift the weeks byword. There is no harm in being a miser right now. Pets can be in the picture. Relatives can bother you with their aches and pains. PISCESFebruary 20-March 20 Check out the fine print and let nothing sort itself out you have to be in control. This is a good time to plan that trip you were thinking about. Check out any problems with balance.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8840
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS Across - 1, C-age. 7, Last round. 8, O-miT. 9, L-air. 10, A-veR. 11, Sees (rev.). 14, Whats yours. 16, Main reason. 19, Stet. 22, Ag-Ed. 24, S-tar. 25, (bet)T-I-er. 26, Pro-scribe. 27, Lean. Down - 1, Cross. 2, Grim-E. 3, Banana. 4, St-or-es. 5, No-la(dder). 6, Under-rate. 12, End-anger-s. 13, S-wan. 15, Owns (anag.). 17, E-nsu-re. 18, Sh-abby. 20, Tr-ice. 21, Tur-I-n. 23, Dash.
QUICK SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Laburnum. 6, Cash. 8, Beat. 9, Sediment. 10, Stout. 11, Tiller. 13, Mother. 15, Turkey. 17, Strewn. 19, Snipe. 22, Altitude. 23, Leer. 24, Knot. 25, Latitude. Down - 2, Alert. 3, Untruth. 4, Nest. 5, Meditate. 6, Camel. 7, Sincere. 12, Tranquil. 14, Ortolan. 16, Ringlet. 18, Evict. 20, Plead. 21, Feat.
QUICK SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Duck. 7, Frequents. 8, Need. 9, Once. 10, Lair. 11, Mess. 14, Profilgate. 16, Untruthful. 19, Deem. 22, Fret. 24, Chum. 25, Cosy. 26, Stipulate. 27, Weir. Down - 1, Denim. 2, Chess. 3, Bronco. 4, Squeal. 5, Meal. 6, Stricture. 12, Exonerate. 13, Spur. 15, Gold. 17, Tackle. 18, Faulty. 20, Evoke. 21, Mayor. 23, Tope.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK You are a born leader and naturally aggressive. You are ready to take charge in any crisis - but perhaps you look forward to a challenge a little too much. This year should be an improvement on the previous one.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8841
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