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(L-R) Claire Sutherland (Chairperson) and Ian Barnett (Director BM Community Enterprise Ltd) are calling for urgent last minute share offers to be snapped up. Photo Helen Tatchell
Last week to bank local
With $735,000 worth of share capital sold so

far, the project is well on its way towards the
$815,000 target set by Bendigo Bank earlier
this year.
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The share capital raise must end this

Friday, otherwise the public will miss out on
this fabulous community project, she said.
This bank will create new employment in

our community and return significant funds
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Ms Sutherland said the Bacchus Marsh

Community Enterprise would like to
thank the many families, individuals and
businesses that have supported the share
raising so far. We are looking forward to
opening our branch and supporting many
community and not for profit organisations.

You can support this by buying your shares
now.
The share capital raise will close on

Friday, August 8. Applications to invest
are available online at https://www.
bendigobank.com.au/public/community/
community-banking/prospectus and the
newsagents. For more information contact
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As the Bacchus Marsh Community Bank

Project closes in on their predicted target,
residents are urged to invest in a worthwhile
opportunity.
Community Bank chair, Claire Sutherland

said the project is moving very quickly
towards the next stage of the campaign,
however more members of the community
are needed to buy shares.
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By Jessica Howard
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
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The Moorabool News 5 August, 2014 Page 3

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THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

New Season
(L-R) Carlie Taylor and Marta Ng are local mums who have been nominated in the AusMumpreneur awards.
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Home sweet home
Two innovative Bacchus

Marsh businesswomen have
been nominated for the
national AusMumpreneur
Awards.
Carlie Taylor of CJ Sweet
Treats and Marta Ng of Heidi
Ho Designs both began their
home-based enterprises as
a way to be creative, earn
income and spend quality
time with their families.
After trying for many
months to secure a part-time
job with hours that worked
around her children, Ms
Taylor set up CJ Sweet Treats
from her home kitchen.
Starting off with cupcakes,
cake pop and macaron
sales at markets, she is now
sought after for her bespoke
wedding cakes.
Ms Taylor said there were
many benefits to balancing
business and motherhood.
While helping to support
my family financially, and

satisfying my need to be
creative, I am still at home
with my children. I am still
able to do school drop-offs
and pick-ups and if they are
ever home sick Im still home
whilst working.
She said it was all about
finding balance between
family life and work. Your
own business can take up so
much of your time but you
need to remember why you
started it in the first place
to be at home with and support your children. Its very
easy to get caught up in your
business once it grows and
starts to take up more and
more of your time.
Marta Ng was born in Poland and immigrated to
Australia 13 years ago. She
designs and makes 1950s
style aprons for mums and
daughters, little boys and
big boys too! They are frilly.

They are cute. Just what your
inner house goddess would
love, she said. I originally
started as little girls pinnies
and mum and daughter sets,
but due to demand the adult
aprons sort of took over.
Ms Ng said she began her
business because I wanted
to still be able to spend as
much time as I could with
my kids while contributing
to the family finances.
The mother of three, including a child with high
functioning autism, said she
also needed an outlet for
myself.
The greatest challenge
so far has been getting the
name out there and time
management. Always remember to try and be flexible and work around your
family and their needs, she
said.
The 2014 AusMumpreneur

Awards are presented by
The AusMumpreneur Network and aim to celebrate
and recognise mums in business achieving outstanding
success in areas such as business, product development,
services and innovation in
business.
Finalists will be selected
by a public vote at www.
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voting closing at midnight
on Monday, October 6. The
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be announced at a glamorous awards event in Melbourne this October.
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Community Leadership Program

COMING SOON .
MOORABOOL COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (MCLP)
Exciting opportunity! Not to be missed!
For the rst time, a Leadership Program will be made available at no cost to residents of the Moorabool Shire.
The program will be delivered together with Leading Teams, one of Australias most inuential leadership
development organisations who have worked with a number of AFL sporting clubs and large corporations.
The program will:
grow your leadership skills and knowledge,
grow your connections in the community,
provide the opportunity for you to apply your skills by taking part in a small community project that you
identify, develop and run with a small group of other participants,
challenge you!
The program will be open to all residents of the Moorabool Shire over the age of 18 years and will be at
no cost!
What an incredible opportunity to be involved in a high quality leadership program that will not only look
amazing on your CV, but will also benet your community and your employer (for those in paid work) or
potential employers.
Places will be strictly limited. So be ready and get in early, applications will be open as of 11 August 2014!
For more information email info@moorabool.vic.gov.au or call 5366 7100.
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GEOFF HOWARD MP
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Call me on
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discuss state
government issues
important to you,
your family or
your community.
Or catch up with me
at my next community
meeting in your area.
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Rubbish weather
A TORNADO of litter from
the Maddingley Brown
Coal site has rained down
across busy roads and private property following last
Thursdays extreme weather
conditions.
Maddingley Brown Coal
(MBC) environmental quality and safety manager,
Tim Tillig, said the weather
events were extreme over a
36 hour period and resulted
in litter escaping from the
landfill.
We didnt suspend operations but we did try to minimise truck movements, Mr
Tillig said.
Weve already deployed
litter crews to pick up the
rubbish. Theyll also be
knocking on the doors of
privately owned property
and offering to pick it up.
He said MBC had recently
obtained permission from
the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to install a 14 metre high litter
fence. Weve commenced
the design and it should be
installed in the very near
future.
The MBC mine has operated since 1948 and has three
core activities: mining coal;
landfill and recycling materials. When coal has been excavated, the void is refilled
using inert landfill waste
such as building materials.
On its website MBC claims
to manage litter by using
covers, monitoring severe
weather events, have site
staff pick up litter and use
nets where appropriate. Mr
Tillig said the mobile nets
they sometimes used to capture litter werent as effective
as a permanent litter fence.
We do have cover material
placed down for each days
operation, he said.
He said the extreme weather conditions appeared to
have blown litter from the
active tipping area. Weve
lost litter before but not to
this extent, he said.
Concerned Balliang East
resident Samantha Mcgaw

said it was distressing to see
all of the litter scattered for
kilometres across the Geelong Bacchus Marsh Highway and private properties.
The profits made from
using the site for industrial waste landfill would
be nothing compared to
the cost of getting people to
clean up the litter, Ms Mcgaw said.
There is a very high percentage of plastic being
dumped there. I would like
the company to take up a
policy of no plastics being
dumped there.
I have a strong passion for
the environment and teach
children about caring for the

environment and sustainability. Its heartbreaking to
see all of this plastic litter.
Mr Tillig said the company
was licensed for the disposal
of solid industrial waste,
including plastics. We do
recycle some materials but
it depends on the waste
producer.
He said the EPA had recently given works approval for
the next stage of the landfill
at Bacchus Marsh (known as
Stage Two) because the current landfill area (known as
Stage One) was nearly full.
An EPA spokeswoman said
EPA had received reports
from residents of Bacchus
Marsh regarding windblown litter from the MBC

landfill.
EPA sets standards for
industry with regard to protect the community. When
there is a clear breach of
these standards and an identifiable source, EPA can take
action, she said.
In this case, EPA is satisfied
that the litter has escaped
beyond the site boundary
due to the extreme weather
conditions.
At the time of going to print
Moorabool Shire Council
had not responded to enquiries made by The Moorabool News.
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News
More sporting facilities necessary

Moorabool Shire is advocating to candidates in the
upcoming state election to
address the urgent lack of
recreation facilities in the
shire.
Extra recreation reserves
are urgently needed to cater
for Moorabools increasing
population, particularly in
the east of the shire.
A recent Moorabool Shire
study on the future sport-
ing needs of Bacchus Marsh

and Ballan showed a clear
gap between current facilities and growing population
needs.
The study showed Bacchus
Marsh urgently needed five
additional Australian Rules
football ovals, two additional cricket ovals, four additional soccer fields, three
additional netball courts and
two additional indoor sports
courts.
Ballan desperately needed

one additional Australian
Rules oval, one additional
netball court and one additional
multi-purpose
pavilion.
Moorabool mayor Paul
Tatchell urged politicians
from all sides of state politics
to commit to a plan to build
extra recreation facilities
or risk people or teams not
being able to play sport because they have nowhere to
play within the shire.

We have heard stories in
Bacchus Marsh of capped
numbers in football and soccer clubs, soccer clubs having 20-odd players a team,
so kids are hardly getting
a go on the field, basketball
games running until after
10pm at night to fit in all the
games not to mention the
pressure on maintenance of
facilities due to overuse, Cr
Tatchell said.
Newborns in the district
What happens when we

see capping and sports bursting at the seams, and unable
to take on more participants,
is people becoming discouraged and disengaged.
Governments
promote
sport and fitness as a healthy
and vital part of life, but they
need to provide adequate
facilities to ensure that everyone has access to participate, Cr Tatchell said.
Council is seeking commitment from candidates

to bridge funding gaps that
will enable essential infrastructure to become a reality.
The shires top seven priorities for the state election
consist of projects relating
to transport, recreation, local
employment, early childhood services and sewerage
infrastructure.
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh

and Melton Regional Hospital
Photos Natasha Hurst
LEFT: Kurunjang couple

Chloe and John welcomed
their first child baby girl
Ruby Elizabeth into their
lives at 5.47pm on
Wednesday 30 July 2014
weighing 3580 grams (7lbs
14oz).
Its a girl for first time

parents Megan and Joshua
of Melton. Kamiatt was
welcomed at 15.07pm
weighing 2810grams (6lbs
3oz) on Wednesday 30 July
2014.
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Its a boy for Bacchus

Marsh couple Jasmine and
David who welcomed Cruze
into their family at 5.25am
on Thursday 31 July 2014.
Weighing 3620grams (7lbs
15oz), Cruze is a little
brother for Jalen.
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Maria and Karlo of Melton

West welcomed baby girl
Mila Lovas into their family
at 6.45am on Monday 28
July 2014. Weighing
2900grams (6lbs 6oz), Mila
is a little sister for Dijana.
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Lelia and Jon from Melton

have welcomed their third
child into their family. Little
Harvey Ivan weighed
3.90kg and arrived at
11.09pm on Wednesday 16
July, 2014. He is a little
brother for Sean and Laura.
(photo submitted)
ABOVE: Bacchus Marsh

couple Rebecca and Peter
welcomed baby boy Phoenix
Trevor Marshall into their
family at 12.07am on Friday
29 July 2014. Weighing
3920grams (8lbs 10oz),
Phoenix is a little brother for
Violet and Braxton.
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News
More art and culture is a goal
Bacchus Marsh Community

Bank
people
Full & part time positions available

Bacchus Marsh Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank is scheduled to commence
operation in 2014. Supported by local shareholders, we are seeking enthusiastic team
members to assist the Branch Manager to lead the business and become a key part of
the Bacchus Marsh Community in the following roles:
Customer Relationship Officer Full time Job#904282
Interested applicants must:
Be
Be
Be
Be
Be
prepared to provide a high standard of professional service

able to create financial solutions relevant to customers lifestyles
able to develop sound relationships with customers in the wider community
prepared to support, coach and train the branch team
ready for a challenge
Customer Service Officers Full time Job#904283 & Part time Job#904284
Interested applicants must:
Be
Be
Be
Be
enthusiastic and prepared to work as a team

able to demonstrate sound communication skills
prepared to develop long-term relationships with customers
able to identify referral opportunities to encourage business growth
Visit careers.bendigobank.com.au to find out more or to submit your application (quoting

the above job number). Applications close 18 August 2014.
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Bacchus Marsh Community Bank Branch
A NEWLY formed Bacchus

Marsh Arts Council aims to
promote arts and culture in
Bacchus Marsh through performances and exhibitions.
The newly incorporated
arts council will hold its inaugural general meeting on
August 16 and persons interested in arts and culture are
encouraged to come along.
The formation of the Bacchus Marsh Arts Council
was first proposed by Moorabool Shire councillor John
Spain.
Cr Spain said the princi-
pal goals of the association

were to promote and foster
arts and culture in Bacchus
Marsh; to facilitate, procure
and arrange performances
and exhibitions, pertaining
to the arts in all its forms;
provide an opportunity for
community
participation
in arts related activities, including Indigenous arts and
culture; foster opportunity
for young artists to participate in cultural educational,
workshop and performing
activities and; provide an
opportunity for both professional and non-professional
(local and visiting) artisans

and cultural organisations
to showcase their talent and
craft.
The general meeting will
be held in the Supper Room,
Bacchus Marsh Public Hall,
August 16 at 1pm. Membership is free and those attending can fill in a membership
form on the day, prior to the
commencement
of
the
meeting, making them eligible to vote for office bearers
at the meeting.
For further information
visit www.bmaci.org.au
KERB CHATTER
By Jessica Howard
What household expense is a burden on your budget?

Everything, its all about
getting through your budget
each week
- James (Darley)
I live at home and dont pay
rent, so my biggest burden
would probably be petrol
- Laura (Bacchus Marsh)
The electricity bill, and the
kids
- Tara (Ballarat)
Petrol, Im driving all the
time so I use a lot of it
- Phil (Bacchus Marsh)
I hate the water bill,

especially the service
charge!
- Nada (Brookfield)
Gas and electricity, but

paying online through e-bill
has made it slightly cheaper.
Youve got to hunt around
for the good deals
- Lyn (Bacchus Marsh)
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NOW OPEN MOORABOOL SHIRE

COUNCIL COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM
The Winter 2014 Community Grants Program is now
open and will close on 31 August 2014.
Moorabool Shire Council proudly supports the wonderful contribution that our
not-for-prot community groups provide to their local and wider communities.
Community groups are encouraged to read the Community Grants Program
Guidelines carefully before making a submission.
Community Grants:
Grants are available for projects under the following categories:
Community Strengthening Grants:
Community Programs, Activities or Initiatives (grants of up to $5000)
Capital Improvements (grants of up to $5000)
Small Projects (grants of up to $1,000)
Community Arts Grants:
Community arts projects, activities or initiatives that link artists, creators
or practitioners with local communities through small projects, publications,
exhibitions, performances or similar activities (grants of up to $3,000)
Community Events Grants:
Community Events that showcase local talent, provide public entertainment,
foster community participation, connectedness and diversity (grants of up to
$3,000)
Program Guidelines, Application Form and further information are available on
Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au, or by contacting Customer
Service on 5366 7100.
Please note, prior to lodging an application, all applicant groups are urged to contact
Council and speak to a Community Development Ofcer to discuss their application.
Applications close at 5pm on Sunday 31 August 2014.
(Email applications due to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au by Sunday
31 or hard copy applications can be provided to Council Customer
Service Centres by 9am Monday 1 September 2014.)
Rob Croxford, CEO
News
Tourism doors flung open

Some of Moorabools key tourism assets
were showcased to visitor information
centre coordinators from across the state
last week.
This year Moorabool Shire, Macedon
Ranges Shire, Hepburn Shire and Hume
City Council were chosen to showcase
their offerings for the 14th annual Victorian
Visitor Information Centre Summit.
Run annually by the Victoria Tourism

Industry Council, the summit offered
an opportunity for those in the visitor
servicing sector to thoroughly explore
a region of the state and take part in a
professional development program and
networking opportunities.
Participants in a familiarisation tour had

the opportunity to sample some of the farm
gates, wineries, gorges, attractions and
cafes of the Moorabool Shire with stops
including Lal Lal Falls, St Annes Winery,
Mill Cottage Caf and Werribee Gorge.
Moorabool mayor Paul Tatchell said it was

exciting to throw open the gates and doors
of Moorabools great attractions and show
off the Shires natural beauty.
This is a wonderful opportunity to show
others why Moorabool is a great place to
visit and we hope the delegates who did the
Moorabool familiarisation had a wonderful
time, Cr Tatchell said.
As part of the three-day event, Cr

Tatchell and Cr Alan Comrie represented
Moorabool Shire Council at a gala dinner
last Thursday night in Sunbury.
The tourism delegates visited Lal Lal Falls on their day around Moorabool. Photo courtesy MSC
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News
More trees for a change

A vision for Ballan to become an arboretum township is gathering momentum.
In March this year a group of Ballan residents launched a novel idea to turn Ballan
into a town-wide arboretum and showcase the significance and beauty of Ballans trees. While traditional arboretums
were normally found at botanic gardens,
the group believed the concept could be
applied to a new vision for Ballans future.
On hearing the idea, Moorabool based
academic Michael Howard knew hed
found a fascinating teaching tool for his
landscape architecture students at RMIT.
Commencing this semester, his students
will visit Ballan to begin working on a design challenge that involves familiarising
themselves with the township, researching traditional arboretums and then investigating how an arboretum could be
extended to encompass a town. By the
end of the semester, each student will
document their ideas in the form of new
designs for tree plantings in Ballan.
The idea of investing in trees for the future also inspired another group of local
residents the Ballan Quilt and Craft
Group. For ten years the group held an
annual exhibition as part of the Ballan
Autumn Festival, raising money to support arts and crafts education and other
community purposes. In 2012 the group
held its final exhibition and, after a decade
Michael Howard, Stephie Day with the group of RMIT landscape architecture students
who visited Ballan to view the trees. Photo: Tor Roxburgh
of fundraising activities, had a surplus of
funds. The group decided to donate $5000
towards a Ballan arboretum.
Group member Brenda Leeding said:
We want everybody to enjoy the trees,
both locals and visitors.
The donation will be used to plant deciduous trees at Ballans eastern and western
entrances.
For more information or to become a
friend of Ballan Arboretum, email Stephanie Day at stephanieday@big pond.com
Ballan Farmers Market

Second Saturday of each month
9am 1pm
Mill Cottage, 96 Inglis Street, Ballan
9
Aug
Fresh Fruit,
Vegetables,
Wines,
Oils, Meat,
Bread, Pastries
& lots more
Sponsored by
Ph: 0498 361 291

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Have you considered
Bungaree
were closer than you think!

A rural school with:
Small class sizes
Diverse range of programs
Happy atmosphere
Caring & experienced teachers
Or phone for a private tour, 5334 0253

bungareeps.vic.edu.au
MN0752G4
OPEN MORNING
Friday August 8, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Breast is
best for
baby
This week (August 1-7) marks World

Breastfeeding Week, where the importance of
breastfeeding is celebrated in more than 175
countries worldwide.
In celebration of World Breastfeeding Week,
some local Australian Breastfeeding Association
(ABA) members will be at The Village, Bacchus
Marsh on Saturday 9 August, 9am 1pm, offering
informational pamphlets and friendly support.
ABA president Rachel Fuller said: Breastmilk
is the normal food for human babies. It contains
all the requirements necessary for a babys
development for the first six months and remains
the most important part of the babys diet, with
the addition of family foods, until around 12
months. Breastmilk continues to provide a
valuable source of nutrition and immunological
protection for two years and beyond.
Ms Fuller said less than half (39 per cent) of
babies are still being exclusively breastfed to
three months and less than one quarter (15 per
cent) to five months.
Residents of Moorabool Shire are offered support
through a monthly support group meeting run
by locally trained breastfeeding counsellors and
held in the Moorabool Shire Council offices in
Darley. For more information contact Moorabool
Shire on 5366 7100.
News
Safe ride wins title
Ballan teenager Jesse McNally has taken out the

A-Lites class in the 2014
Victorian Senior Motocross
Championships.
The 17-year-old was leading
the class by 16 points going
into the final round at Shepparton on July 19 and 20. He
said he rode safe in the
final race and came second
overall, which was enough
to win his first senior state
title ahead of Wayne Stewart (2nd) and Ryan Shadbolt
(3rd).
McNally has made a name
for himself on the motocross
circuit this year after being
elevated to the A grade level
in the middle of last years
racing season. This season
he won the first three rounds
from three starts, placed
third twice in Rosebud in
May and picked up another
win and two seconds at Colac in June.
He also came second in the
Under 19s Expert Class behind Jack Simpson.
This month he travelled to
China to compete in the 2014
FIM China International
Motocross
Invitational
Event in Shuozhou, where
he claimed second overall to
an Italian rider in the 250cc
international class.
In the state championships
each race was 20 minutes
plus one lap and in China
Jesse McNally competing at the Victorian Senior Motocross

Championships. Photo courtesy Geoff Peddler
the races were 30 minutes
plus one lap, McNally said.
He also participated in
some of the national racing
series but said it was too
hard and too expensive to
travel interstate.
He works full-time as a
plumber during the week,
does gym training after
work and races on the weekends. The hardest part is
keeping motivated to go to
the gym and do the training
off the bike. I do all the hard
work during the week and
the fun bit is getting on the
bike and racing.

He said he would welcome
any sponsorship to help
him focus on motocross and
travel to races. He currently
relies on mates to drive
him everywhere until hes
old enough to get a drivers
licence.
He said he was inspired by
the motocross rookies in the
United States and how they
come out and smoke all the
pros.
Theyre the best of the best
over there.
Jesse McNally claimed an overall second when he

competed at the 2014 FIM China International Motocross
Invitational Event in Shuozhou in the 250cc international
class. Photo submitted
Quick,
have
your say
Moorabool Shire Mayor Cr
Paul Tatchell is urging local
business operators and community members to Have
Your Say and complete
an online survey aimed at
guiding the development of
Moorabools new Economic
Development Strategy.
Cr Tatchell said broad industry and community participation was vital.
Planning for Moorabools
economic future involves
people who work in a wide
range of industry sectors
such as agriculture, retail, health services and
construction.
It is important that people
put their views forward, Cr
Tatchell said.
Completing the survey is
the last opportunity the
business community and
residents will have for input into the new Economic
Development Strategy. The
closing date for the survey
has been extended to 5:00pm
Friday 8 August to allow as
many people as possible to
participate.
The survey is available on
Councils community consultation website www.
haveyoursay moorabool.
com.au.

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
PUBLIC MEETINGS
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held tomorrow,
Wednesday 6 August 2014, at the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 5pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
Blacksmiths Cottage and Forge Committee of Management

Notice is given of a PUBLIC MEETING to be held at the Holy Trinity Church Parish Hall,
Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh on Tuesday 26 August commencing at 7:30pm.
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate the Committee of Management for the
Blacksmith Cottage and Forge Complex for a term of 2 years.
The current committees term will expire on 26 August 2014. All positions will be declared open
and nominations will be accepted prior to or at the meeting.
To RSVP please call Chrissy Stancliffe on 5367 1342. For further enquiries contact Moorabool
Shire Council on 5366 7100.
EMPLOYMENT
Natural Resource Management Ofcer (Permanent Part-time) - position closes 8 August 2014
Community Safety Ofcer (Permanent Full-time) - position closes 8 August 2014
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RECOVERY OFFICER
Temporary full time (12 month contract)
$71,770 - $78,241 plus Super
Position No: P/JA/609
We are seeking a motivated person to coordinate a range of strategies and actions that will
assist our community to recover from the impact of the 2014 res.
The role will also implement a partnership initiative of ve Councils (Macedon Ranges,
Moorabool, Hepburn, Mt Alexander and Mitchell) to develop a regional approach to managing
Relief and Recovery Centres that more effectively use the capacity, experience and skills of
municipal emergency management staff across Central Victoria.
Experience in emergency management, community development or a related eld is essential.
Attractive package will be negotiated. For further information contact Jill Karena, Manager
Community Development on (03) 5422 0249.
Closing Date Monday 18 August at 5.00pm
A copy of the position description can be obtained from our website. Applications may be
submitted via our website or sent to Macedon Ranges Shire Council, PO Box 151, Kyneton,
VIC 3444, quoting the relevant position number.
SECTION 86 COMMITTEE MEETING
The next committee meeting will be of the S86 Social Development Committee, to be held
at the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, on Wednesday 13
August at 3.30pm.
Bacchus Marsh Public Hall

Notice is given of a PUBLIC MEETING to be held at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall,
Bacchus Marsh on Thursday 14 August 2014 commencing at 7:30pm.
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate the Committee of Management for the
Bacchus Marsh Public Hall for a term of 2 years.
The current committees term will expire on 14 August 2014. All positions will be declared open
and nominations will be accepted prior to or at the meeting.
For further enquiries contact Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100.
QUOTES
Quote Number
Quote Description
ENG01-2014/2015
Repairs to Concrete Elements of Spargo Creek Road Bridge
Documents and full details of this notice will be available on Monday 4 August 2014 at
www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
TENDERS
Tender Number
C01-2014/2015
Tender Description
Reconstruction of Spargo Creek Road, Bolwarrah
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Monday 4 August 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
Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
CEO: Rob Croxford
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Dining
Moorabool
Dining Guide to the Moorabool Region
August 2014
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92 Main Street
12 Noon to 2PM 7-Days

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

6pm-8pm Sun to Thurs
5pm-9pm Fri and Sat
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(buy one meal and get
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Cellar door: 7 days
Tours by appointment
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Open Wednesday to Sunday,
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Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
I read with some grim
amusement Jim Stewarts
attempted (MN 22 July,
2014)) discounting of Tom
Kingstons Global Warming
article.
It is the consensus opinion
of 97% of the worlds scientists that Global Warming is
fact and not a fiction.
The only fictional fantasies
(leg o Lamb @ $100.00, anyone?) are being presented by
our conservative politicians
under the sway of coalmining companies, shonky
lobby groups aided by the
notorious Heartland Institute (in turn is funded by
the Koch brothers), the IPA
and the rest of the Murdoch
controlled media.
Jim has to ask himself:
Would he take a Doctors
advice from a medical consultation or prefer Andrew
Bolts opinion on the matter?
Jim also has to ask himself:
Why does Abbotts Government have no Science
Minister?
Jim could ask himself too:
Why has this Government
hitched our economy to coal
which is falling in demand

and price, when worldwide,
other developed economies
are ruthlessly pursuing alternative green energy
sources?
Jim unfortunately presents
a couple of scientists with
very, very selective quoting
to back his assertions. Re:
Judith Curry: (underlining
mine and not quite what Jim
was asserting.)
it is important to emphasize that nothing she
encountered led her to question the science; she still has
no doubt that the planet is
warming, that human-generated greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, are
in large part to blame, or that
the plausible worst-case scenario could be catastrophic.
http://www.nature.com/
news/2010/101101/f u l l/
news.2010.577.html
Jims use of Patrick Moore
is deceptive too, as it was
Moore who gave a glowing
report on Indonesian logging in Rain Forests by Asia
Pulp and Paper which had
been criticised for illegal logging; hardly environmental

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1. Obligation to publish Designated Resolution

5.
heroes.
Jim might reflect that public mandates sometimes are
not good ones; Germanys
in 1933 ultimately cost the
world about 75,000,000 lives.
Lawrence Winder
Greendale
Dear Editor,
Last Wednesday the temperature here at Rosewood
in Queensland rose 25 in
just 8 hours - from zero at 6
am to 25 at 2pm. It rose at
the rate of 3 per hour, and
every degree of warmth felt
better.
And then, despite there being 400 ppm of the dreaded
global warming gas in the
atmosphere, the temperature plunged 25 to zero by
the next dawn.
Yet learned people are being paid by governments to
scare us into suicidal energy
policies they say will save us
the horror of possible manmade global warming of
maybe 1-2 per century.
Publication of notices about the Council
Do these people ever (1)

go
outside? Do they ever feel
the powerful life-giving
warmth of the sun? Do they
(2)
notice that all life celebrates
spring? Have they read some
climate history of the abundance during warm eras and
the bleak starvation of the
ice ages? Do they know there
has been no global warming
for 17 years? Are they aware
2. Form
that the sun has gone ominously quiet and we may
face global cooling, just at
the time their disastrous energy policies leave us shivering in the dark?
Its time for some common
sense on energy and climate
Viv Forbes
Rosewood Qld
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Dear Editor,
Ah, the community consortium at work again! (MN 29
July). Do any of the members
swim ? Have any done so at
the existing pool? It is really
good as is! Great on a hot
day. Well shaded, fantastic!
Environmental Opinion
TOM
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with Tom Kingston
think us residents have a

right to know the whole lot
everything how wrong of
him to say that next time mr
delehuntay make sure your
business investors share
there investors notes with
just investors not all over
GOOGLE!! Grr
- Terri
Why do I have to download
a new app to read one paper,
once a week. Not very happy, now I have to wait for the
hard copy to come out.
- Carolyn
Protester in court for

hoax release
Does the name Jonathan
Moylan ring a bell? At this
time of sporting ventures
and such when young people, who are good at running or jumping and the
like, seem to dominate the
photos in the media Jonathans photo might not ring
a bell. Because, you see,
Jonathan did not represent
Australia in Scotland and
did not sign for a new footy
club and did not taste victory on a cooking show
on TV. Jonathan did none
of these things. Rather
Jonathan Moylan recently
faced court on a charge of
fraud and as a result of his
appearance was given a
suspended sentence. What
exactly did Jonathan Moylan do that brought him
face to face with our justice
system, I hear you ask?
Well, in January last
year Jonathan Moylan or

Jono, as he is called by
his friends, circulated a
media release purportedly
from the ANZ bank that
announced ANZs withdrawal of a $1.26 billion
loan facility to Whitehaven
Coal for its Maules Creek
coal project. While this was
an act of fraud on Moylans
part, he was not unduly penalised because the judge
understood that the hoax
press release was not about
personal gain, but a desire
to protect the planet from
Whitehavens new mine.
John Moylan has been
severely criticised for this
action. The main criticism
goes like this, Environmentalists have a right
to protest but not at all
costs. Here in Tasmania the
state government is bringing in laws so that people
who protest logging in old

growth forests or mining
in delicate ecosystems can
be jailed. They can protest
on the steps of parliament
or march up and down
streets but cannot protest
where the action is. Jonathan protested where the
action was. So who is the
criminal in this case; someone who is trying to save
the planet or those who, for
their own gain, are trying
to destroy the planet? Is
this writer exaggerating?
Are coal mining companies
really trying to destroy the
planet? Probably not, but
their actions are certainly
leading to this and that
is no longer in dispute. As
James Hansen says, if we
use all the fossil fuels left,
it is game over for life on
the planet.
In Australia, the public
has been led to believe the

mining sector creates jobs.
The truth is, oil, gas and
coal combined employ
less than 1 per cent of the
workforce. There would be
many more jobs in tourism,
renewable energy, energy
efficiency, public transport
and manufacturing if mining wasnt so politically
privileged.
I would like to finish this
piece with the words of
Thea Ormerod (Eureka
Street - 29 July 2014). I
speak as an insider, but
happily not a stereotypical
one. I am a grandmother
of six, a practising Catholic
and for some years was our
local Catholic youth group
mum. I was drawn to actions at the Leard Forest
because other ways of protecting the future for my
grandchildren were prov-
ing fruitless.
Any perception that environmentalists are coercive, feel they have an unlimited license to protest
or, worse, are violent, as
alleged by the CEO of the
NSW Minerals Council, are
simply false. These claims
do not mesh with my direct
experience of the protestors
at the Leard Forest or of environmentalists generally.
Having stayed with
the protesters and seen
them in action, I have
been impressed with their
disciplined dedication to
an ethic of peaceful nonviolence. They are locking
onto equipment, blockading or perching high in
tress, but the risk is only to
themselves, not to others.
It is not violence to take
these kinds of actions even
if they frustrate the mine
workers and annoy the

police.
If citizens of democracies
are no longer allowed to
organise either civil disobedience or divestment
campaigns, as suggested
by some, God help us. The
ballot box on its own does
not create a robust democracy, and it certainly hasnt
proven able to rein in the
power of the fossil fuel
lobby. How much weaker
would our democracies be
without a range of means
by which to champion the
common good?
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting Thursday 28 August at
4256 Geelong Road Parwan
(Jessamy Park signs at
driveway), 7.30pm.
All Welcome
HALL OF FAME
Ballarat Football Netball League has
honoured a past umpire, netballer,
footballers and coaches of the league
by inducting six new members into
Wayne Cracknell (Bacchus

Marsh), with son Baiden,
was inducted into the Hall
of Fame in 2012.
their Hall of Fame. One existing Hall

of Fame member was elevated to the
status of Legend.
Operations manager Aaron Nunn said
the Ballarat FNL was thrilled to have
these six fantastic representatives of
the league throughout the years as the
newest Hall of Fame inductees.
A fitting reward for their
Michael Frawley, with wife

Jo, lives at Bungaree and
was inducted into the Hall
of Fame in 2010.
Photos Helen Tatchell
achievements, he said.
In front of a crowd of over 150 people
with Australian Football Hall of Fame
member and Essendon premiership
captain Terry Daniher as the guest
speaker, the following were inducted
at the gala event last Wednesday.
Bill Bruhn
Ballarat Football Umpires Association
Joined the BFUA in 1969 and umpired until 2005 (Total
of 37 years, 650 matches and 20 Grand Finals).
Only individual to have held all executive positions in the
100 Year History of the BFUA.
Awarded the Australian Sports Medal by the Governor
General and Prime Minister for his contribution to sport
in 2000.
Awarded a community service award for his valuable
contribution to sport and the community in 2004.
Awarded Life Membership of the BFUA in 1979.
BFUA Assistant Secretary 1973.
BFUA Secretary 1974-75 and 1998-2003.
BFUA Central Umpire Advisor 1980-83.
BFUA Director of Junior Development & Building 1984,
1994.
BFUA Director of Umpiring 1985-87, 1992-93.
BFUA Chairman 1989-91.
AFL Goldfields Independent Tribunal Panel Member
2014 to Current.
Billy, wife of Hall of Fame Inductee Danny Roche (dec)

with their son Michael.
Danny Roche
East Ballarat FC
37 years service to the East Ballarat Football Club.

Coached Junior Football Grades for 12 years after
playing career ended at 37 years of age.
Regarded East Ballarats best ever player.
1938 Eric Watson Medalist (U/16 League Best & Fairest).
Trained with the Essendon FC at 18 in the VFL however
was cut short by WW2 outbreak.
Declined VFL contract with Melbourne FC preferring to
play with East Ballarat.
Captained 1949 & 1950 EBFC premierships (runner up
in 1951).
4 time East Ballarat FC Best & Fairest.
3 time Courier Trophy Runner Up (Regarded as league
medal in those days.)
Named best player in losing 1957 Grand Final for East
Ballarat in his last game.

Playing coach of Creswick FC for 3 years and won
Clunes League Best & Fairest.
Named captain of East Ballarat FC Team of the Century.
Represented the Ballarat FL at Interleague level.
David Jenkins Sebastopol FC
Won 6 Sebastopol FC Junior Best & Fairest Awards from

under 14s to under 18s.
Won Sebastopol FC Senior Best & Fairest at age 17.
Won 1975 premiership with Sebastopol, claiming League
and Club Best & Fairest Awards at age 19.
At 20 he moved to the BFL to play with Redan. Won the
League Best and Fairest, Club Best and Fairest in BFL
1976.
Premiership player with the Redan FC in 1976 and 1977.
Nominated for Redan FC & Creswick FC Team of the
Century.

1987 Creswick FC Premiership playing Coach, club
Best & Fairest winner and CHFL League Best & Fairest
winner.
Named in Rokewood FC Team of the Century.
Represented Ballarat FLs 3 victorious sides in Winfield
Country Cup Games in 1981, 1982, 1983.
Runner Up in Henderson Medal in 1980.
Runner Up in Mildura FL (McLoed Medal) U/14 League
Best & Fairest.
Won a total of 10 Club Best & Fairest Awards, 3 League
Best & Fairest Awards, won 3 Senior Premierships and
1 Senior Runners Up.
8 Best & Fairest Awards, 1 League Best & Fairest Award
and 1 Premiership in 1975 with the Sebastopol FC.
Legend Elevation
GEORGE KING
Ian Waight
(BFUA) with
AFL
Essendon
legend
Terry
Daniher
King, one of the longest and most wellknown administrators in the history of
the Ballarat FNL, joined Bill Henderson,
Jim Gull and John Northey as Legends
of the Ballarat Football Netball League,
elevated to Legend after his induction
into the Ballarat FNL Hall of Fame in
2012.
Ballarat FL Secretary from 1946 to 1968
(inc) 23 years.
Instrumental in re-commencing Ballarat
FL after World War 2.
Ballarat FNL Life Member.
Ballarat FNL Reserves Best & Fairest
Medal named in Georges honour.
Printed BFL Footy Record at Kings
the Printer from 1946 to 1978.
Graham
Cheeseman
with past
Legend
Inductee
John
Northey

Ballarat FL representative on VCFL
Regional Board for over 20 years.
Widely regarded as country footballs
leading administrator during his
period as Ballarat FL secretary.
Sally McLean Lake Wendouree FNC
Ian Pym
Redan FC
Michael Hallahan
East Ballarat FC
212 Senior & 5 Reserves games for East Ballarat FC.
No premierships but 4 time Runner-Up 1966, 1970,
1975, 1976.
Ballarat FL Interleague Representative Player.
Eddie King Memorial Trophy (East Ballarat FC Best &
Fairest) 1973 & 1975.
Coached East Ballarat Reserves in 1986 & 1987.
Coached Buninyong FC in 1977 & 1978.
Selected on the wing in the East Ballarat FC Team of
the Century.
Inaugural Chairman of the East Point FNC in 2000.
Played three VFL games with Fitzroy FC in 1967.
Redan FC Reserves coach 1981, 1982 & 1996.

Played 639 club games for the Redan FC retiring at age
49 (52 Senior games, 317 Reserves games, 270 Junior
games).

Captained Reserves for nine years and won 3
premierships in that time.
Redan FC Assistant Secretary, Secretary and Treasurer.
Still involved as a long time servant, creating the club
history book (ranging from 1871 2013).
Treasurer for Redan FC Past Players Association and
Chairman of the Redan FC Hall of Fame Committee.
Coached five seasons of Ballarat Super Rules team.
Represented Victoria Country on six occasions at yearly
Australian carnival.
Recognised by Victorian Country Football League for his
services to football in Ballarat.
2011 Coach of the best BFNL team of 20 years.

Coached Lake Wendouree U/18.5 Netball side to 2
consecutive premierships in 2004 & 2005.
Coached Lake Wendouree A grade Netball Side to 5
premierships in 6 years from 2007-2010, 2012 (runner
up in 2011).
Member of the Lake Wendouree FNC from 2006 2013.
BFNL A Grade Netball Coach of the Year 2007, 2009-12.
2013 Lake Wendouree A Grade Netball Best & Fairest
renamed the Sally McLean Medal.
2010 Lake Wendouree netball won all four grades with
Sally as Netball Coordinator.
In total 11 years with LWFNC - 10 grand final appearances,
and 7 Premierships.
BFNL A Grade Netball League Best & Fairest Award
named in Sally McLeans honour in 2014 .What is also
remarkable about Sally McLean, is that in 2005, on the
eve of her success, she was struck with illness. Sally
had over 11 operations during her reign as senior coach,
missing only 3 games of netball. She inspired not only
her players, but supporters alike for her courage &
determination not to let her illness rule her life. 2013
Sadly, Sally retired from coaching with the Lake
Wendouree Football Netball Club and Ballarat Football
Netball League to spend more time with her family while
she tackles her off court battles.
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MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 6 September 2014, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 9 August, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday
each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0408 218 954.
Darley Market
Saturday 16 August, 9am-1pm. Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd
& Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
2015 Enrolments
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at our Open Day on
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Children must be 4 years old by 30th April
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88 Simpson Street, Ballan
Ballan Uniting Church

Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
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Holy Communion, 10am Family Service, Wednesday Holy
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Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st & 3rd Sunday;
All Saints Blackwood 1st Sunday 9am.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
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Auction
levels grow
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
Position Perfect
13 Atkinson Street, Ballan
Price: $369,000
Cosy 3 bedroom brick veneer home set on a larger corner allotment of approximately 1/4 acre at the quieter end of town
but still within walking distance to all amenities. All bedrooms are carpeted and offer BIRs with the main bedroom
also having a ceiling fan. The kitchen provides gas cooking
with a pantry and tiled floor coverings to all wet areas, with
the lounge room having carpet, a ceiling fan and a recently
added gas log fire. There is also the added bonus of a new
reverse cycle air conditioner, plus a 2KW solar panel to help
with the cost of power. The bathroom provides a separate
shower and bath. Access to the single garage via the hallway.
This home is perfect for those starting out or for someone
looking to move to a well established low maintenance home
with lovely gardens.
R E A L
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B A L L A N
Ph: 5368 1455 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

128 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN
Melbourne has been

dubbed Australias auction capital, but in regional Victoria selling
at auction has been less
popular, with the vast
majority of homes sold
by private sale. This year,
though, that seems to
have changed.
The number of auctions
held in regional Victoria
has increased by 38 per
cent in the year to date
with 1424 auctions held,
compared with 1034 in
the same period last year.
Sales at auction tend
to increase during periods of significant price
growth, with sellers encouraged by the high
prices achieved by others
at auction.
Private sales take place
where an extended sale
and marketing period is
preferred, rather than the
compressed timescale of
an auction. They allow
buyers time to view the
house and consider the
purchase, and tend to be
more popular in slower
market times or in harderto-reach locations.
Not surprisingly, then,
that regional centres
rather than small country
towns featured in the list
of top auction locations in
regional Victoria.
Echuca, with 60 auctions, topped the list as

the location with the
most auctions in regional
Victoria. It also achieved
a solid auction clearance
rate that is, the number
of homes going to auction
that sold. Echucas clearance rate of 46 per cent
was close to the regional
Victorian average rate of
51 per cent.
The next three top auction locations were all in
Geelong. Belmont was in
second place with 46 auctions, Geelong West third
with 47 auctions and
Newtown fourth with 41
auctions. While all three
trailed Echuca in terms of
the number of auctions,
each delivered a clearance
rate above 68 per cent,
well ahead of the average
for regional Victoria.
All three areas have seen
significant
gentrification and a booming cafe
culture, making them
increasingly
attractive
to first-time buyers and
families. East Geelong
was also in the top 10, at
seventh, with 32 auctions
and a clearance rate in
line with Belmont, Geelong West and Newtown.
Mildura was sixth on the
list with 37 auctions and
a 49 per cent clearance
rate. Also in the top 10
were Warrnambool (32
auctions, 31 per cent), Wodonga (32 auctions, 50 per
cent) and Shepparton (31
auctions, 48 per cent).
And while Ballarat Central, with 10 auctions, did
not make it on to the top 10
list for regional Victoria it
led the way with its clearance rate an impressive
90 per cent this year.
arbee real estate
ASKING $699,000
PEACE & SERENITY
Long Forest
Beautiful 4 bedroom + study double storey home located on 2 hectare block in Long Forest. Fantastic
north facing conservatory. The 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms are located upstairs and the master bed &
bedroom 2 have access to the balcony. Serviced by wood heaters and reverse cycle split system a/c.
Triple garage and colorbond shed with office and rollerdoors. Fully fenced inground pool with change
room & toilet, gazebo, wine cellar, dam, vegie patch and a fenced round yard.
PID: 732470
ASKING $359,000
LOCATION & POTENTIAL
Bacchus Marsh
Well constructed brick home in sought after central location within walking distance to all that town has
to offer. 3 good sized bedrooms with BIRs, large open plan lounge/living room, meals area & an updated
kitchen, separate rooms for shower, bathroom & WC & laundry has second WC. Gas heater in the lounge
as well as ducted heating & cooling. Externally you have a carport, pergola & a brick workshop & garden
shed. This is one of the best locations in town.
PID: 728617
AUCTION
24 Manor Street, Bacchus Marsh

Sat 23rd August 2014 @ 11am
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - PREMIER LOCATION!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $355,000
TICKS ALL THE BOXES
Substantial brick veneer residence in a picturesque garden setting and situated in a sought after location
within minutes walk of Main Street shopping. 3 bedrooms, spacious lounge/dining/family room, kitchen
with meals area, north facing sunroom. Ducted heating. Evap. cooling. Double garage and workshop.
1,679m2 block (35.73/33.11 x 48.84/48.76) approx. Exciting potential for a discerning purchaser (STCA)
TERMS: 10% DEPOSIT, BALANCE: 60 DAYS. Your inspection is recommended.
PID: 738993
Bacchus Marsh
Situated in a quality location is this superbly presented 4 bedroom home. Consisting of kitchen/dining/
formal dining/formal living, 2 bathrooms, (ensuite to main with spa), quality fittings & fixtures, solar panels,
heating & cooling & more only an inspection with reveal. Externally we have a remote double garage,
alfresco area, landscaped gardens, all set on a generous size block of land close to schools, parks &
shops at $355,000 its cheaper than building.
PID: 739927
AUCTION
658 Bacchus Marsh Rd, Bullengarook

Saturday 9th August 2014 @ 11am
ASKING $650,000-$720,000
A CLEAN CANVAS
Bullengarook
Current planning permit issued for dwelling. Opportunity to develop dream property in prime rural location.
Gisborne 5 minutes, CBD 45 minutes, airport 30 minutes. Electricity available. Sealed road. Arguably
one of the best ever offered. Mainly cleared, gentle undulation, fertile grazing land with corner of bush.
Conjunctional Agent: Hunt Real Estate. Trevor Hunt. Phone 5428 2544 Mobile 0418 550 832.
PID: 738841
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $330,000
Well located 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is excellent opportunity for first home buyers. Open plan living
with wood heater & wall a/c & gas wall furnace heater. Master bedroom has ens & WIR & beds 2 & 3 have
BIRs. Decked pergola area & a covered & paved outdoor entertaining area attached to large colorbond
shed that doubles as a garage. Fully landscaped gardens on a 650m2 block, public transport from the front
door & is within walking distance to the Main Street shopping centre.
PID: 739080
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $255,000
This is worth having a look at. Great views over Underbank Valley from the lounge. Would suit Owner/
Occupier or Investor. Currently rented at $220.00 per week on a Monthly Tenancy with tenant desirous of
staying on. Lounge/meals area, very functional kitchen, 2 bedrooms (both with built-in-robes), spacious
bathroom with corner spa bath, shower recess and vanity unit. Separate WC. Laundry. Gas heater,
cooking, HWS. Garage. Manageable block of land.
PID: 738453
ASKING $375,000
FANTASTIC TOWNHOUSE!
Bacchus Marsh
This as new 4 bedroom townhouse ticks all the boxes. Ground oor consists of Master bedroom with
WIR & ens, lounge room, family/meals area & kitchen, laundry & powder room & single garage. Upstairs
you have a lounge sitting room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom & a powder room. Reverse cycle split system a/c.
Plenty of garden & private space for the kids or outdoor entertaining & you are in a great location within
walking distance to Maddingley Park & the Railway Station.
PID: 728619
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST
Greendale
ASKING $627,000
In picturesque & peaceful Greendale is this lovely home situated on 4 acres of gently undulating lightly timbered
bush. This must see home has 4 bedrooms, the master with full ens including, oval spa bath, double shower &
separate WC, + dressing room. The other 3 bedrooms with BIRs. The smart Tasmanian Oak kitchen with latest
appliances adjoins the meals/family room which has a wood heater. Vic Ash timber ooring throughout, Brivis
ducted heating & evap cooling, Italian tiles to wet areas. Externally we have a double garage with
workshop, carport, c/bond shed, dog run & established gardens.
PID: 721316
ASKING $260,000
DONT WAIT!
Bacchus Marsh
This Unit will not last. Front Unit with westerly views situated on a service Road in close proximity to Darley
Shopping facilities & sportsground. 2 good sized bedrooms (one with WIR, the other BIR), kitchen/meals
area with double pantry cupboard & lounge with bay windows. Bathroom, Laundry, WC. Single car garage
with auto door. Gas heating, cooking & HWS. Ideal for Owner/Occupation or as an Investment. Priced to
sell at $265,000.
PID: 728780
UNIQUE HOME, GREAT VIEWS!
ASKING $565,000
Bacchus Marsh
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $297,000
If you are looking for a home with loads of character & multiple living spaces then look no further. This well
designed family home built over 3 levels & consisting of 4 bedrooms + a study, ens to master bedroom, family
bathroom + powder room, formal dining room, kitchen & meals area + formal lounge room & huge rumpus room.
Ducted heating & cooling, double garage with direct access to the house & beautifully landscaped front garden.
The home is built on a 2300m2 block with commanding views from the 2 levels of decked verandah that
are ideal for outdoor entertaining & you can never be built out.
PID: 704909
Bacchus Marsh
A great opportunity for first home buyers or investors alike. This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is located
only a short distance from Kindergarten, Child Care, Schools, Doctors and Shopping Centre. This smart
home has a lounge room, dining room and kitchen meals area with wall A/C and there is ducted heating
throughout. Externally the carport is converted to a rumpus room and there is a pergola for outdoor
entertaining and a garden shed. On a good sized 660m2 block.
PID: 707793
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
ASKING $255,000
A GREAT LOCATION!
Bacchus Marsh
BETTER THAN A HOUSE & LAND PACKAGE
ASKING $359,000
In a much sought after location this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home offers a fantastic opportunity for the
value savvy purchaser. A comfortable home with open plan kitchen, meals & lounge room serviced by a
gas wall furnace heater & wall a/c. Separate bathroom & toilet. Double garage & sundry garden shedding
& landscaped gardens. Elevated position on the Main Street service road this property is within walking
distance to the Shopping, local schools, Maddingley Park & Railway Station.
PID: 739769
Bacchus Marsh
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 3 living areas home will suit the first home/new home buyer to a tee. Located
on a 1200m2 block amongst new homes in the Summerfield Estate the house has quality appliances in
the hostess kitchen with stone bench tops & glass splashback. The living areas have beautiful spotted
gum timber oors & there is ducted heating & cooling fitted throughout. There is an alfresco area under
roof & the double garage has direct access to the home.
PID: 712995
QUIET COURT, BIG BLOCK & POOL
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $389,000
Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, formal lounge & dining & a huge rumpus room. The master
bedroom has a semi ensuite & you have 2 family bathrooms. The galley style kitchen is adjacent to a
spacious meals area. There is a gas heater & a R/C a/c in the lounge room & ducted heating. Beautiful
landscaped gardens & fully fenced in ground pool. Enclosed double carport with twin roller doors & access
to the back yard. Walk to childcare, kindergartens, schools, doctors & shopping.
PID: 694547
ASKING $499,000
AS GOOD AS NEW
Bacchus Marsh
Only 2 years old this beautiful family home consists of 3 living areas including the formal lounge, kitchen
with huge WIP, meals/family room & a dedicated theatre room. Master bedroom with WIR & ens with
separate toilet, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & there is a study complete with built in desks. Ducted heating
& cooling & security system. Oversize double garage has direct access to house. Pergola adjoining the
alfresco area, fully landscaped and access to the backyard beside garage.
PID: 689838
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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is narrowing.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
Watch out that you dont take on more than you can handle during this extraordinarily ambitious week. Your
charisma is strong and people will gravitate in your
direction.
6.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
16.
20.
22.
23.
24.
25.
ACROSS
Specific (10)
Vow (4)
Shape (4)
Proportion (5)
Friend (4)
Building worker (9)
Bird (9)
Shellfish (4)
Stadium (5)
Horrid (4)
Observe (4)
Surrender (10)
NO. 8867
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
13.
14.
15.
17.
18.
19.
21.
DOWN
Wonder (6)
Elegant (7)
In short supply (6)
Dress (6)
Brush (5)
Declare (5)
Stick (3)
Menial (7)
Grandient (5)
Immune (6)
Loveliness (6)
Greet (6)
Game (5)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
6. Plan to explore, ourselves (10). 8. Confident? Of
course! (4). 9. As opposed to an insect I write (4). 10.
The ones used to fill the ball-point (5). 11. Go after the
end (4). 12. VERY WELL? (9). 16. On the subject of
ones features, what the sergeant said? (5,4). 20. A staff
organisation (4). 22. Incur, in the preliminary period (32). 23. Its hard to get the man to follow one (4). 24. The
singers in 504A (4). 25. To be seen or to be heard during the trial (2,8).
DOWN
1. Shes in the band, playing again (6). 2. When the pain
is bad, pop right in for medication (7). 3. Shes British
and heartbroken (6). 4. Lost half the bundle of notes on
the walk (6). 5. A second sink is a good thing to have (5).
7. Transport from school (5). 13. See the point in getting
a cat (3). 14. The policeman in charge, volunteer to accommodate (7). 15. Not a pretty tree, you say (5). 17.
Someone knocking the British sausage? (6). 18. Owing
to the pun Ida made (6). 19. Pick a plum (6). 21. I think
Ive got it! (5).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8866
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Prospect-us. 8, Sure. 9, Ant-I. 10, Th-O-Se. 11, Tail. 12, Capitally. 16, About face. 20, Club. 22,
Run-up. 23, I-Ron. 24, DIV-A. 25, In evidence.
Down - 1, B-re-nda. 2, Aspi-R-in. 3, B-ertha. 4, (lo)Stroll. 5, A-s-set. 7, Train. 13, L-E-o. 14, Off-ic-er. 15, Plain
(plane). 17, Banger. 18, Unpaid. (anag.) 19, Choice. 21,
Brain.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Broken-hearted. 8, Chess. 9, Carmine. 10,
Matter. 11, Plaice. 12, Spent. 14, Spell. 18, Punish. 20,
Collie. 23, Ancient. 24, Occur. 25, Granddaughter.
Down - 1, Become. 2, Overt. 3, Eastern. 4, Hock. 5,
April. 6, Trivial. 7, Deemed. 13, Panacea. 15, Prolong.
16, Sprang. 17, Terror. 19, Speed. 21, Licit. 22, Etna.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Become engaged. 8, L-earn. 9, Spar-row.
10, Rep-aid. 11, Adh-ere. 12, Spent. 14, A-cute. 18, Leth-al. 20, Bud-get. 23, Pi-men-to. 24, Large (anag.).
25, Excellent shot.
Down - 1, Bolero. 2, C-lamp. 3, Men-tion. 4, Ea(ch)-St.
5, (lon)G-rand. 6, G-a-rM-ent. 7, D-owned. 13, Po-Tomac. 15, Couple-t . 16, El-ap-se. 17, A-t-tes-t. 19, Ann(so)ul. 21, Girth (anag.). 22, Done.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Its easy to coast now, but why not motivate yourself with
a new hobby that is stimulating as well as fun? Friends
may tend to compromise - you can help them be more
assertive.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
The emphasis is on commitment to health and recreation
programmes. Loved ones tend to misinterpret your remarks - perhaps on purpose. A work relationship improves. It may be time for a truce.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
Auditions and examinations are favoured, so long as expectations stay realistic. A family member may take a
risk for you, which should not mean that you are under
any obligations to him/her.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The observant Libran can seize upon an advancement
opportunity. Your romantic life is slow paced, but there
is some behind the scenes momentum. Patience and
maybe a new look is encouraged.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
Long distance affairs can be wrapped up by the end of

this week. A stubborn relative or neighbour remains unconvinced of your motives and some tactical changes may
be in order.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
A deceptive force is at work, meaning that you should
not always believe your eyes. Your wit crackles - use it
constructively. Financial gains are favoured by the
weekend.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Financial ideas are bright but they benefit from refinement. Your powers of persuasion are impressive. In romance, accent the lighter side while remaining realistic
about the future.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
You are more resilient than you think and can turn a crisis into a coup. Building your self esteem is the key and
only you can do that. This is the week to begin.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Before pursuing a business activity, find out about the
parties concerned. In romance, whether involved in a new
or established relationship, you and your partner feel more
secure and comfortable.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

You relish the good things in life and have the gift of the
gab, but you find it hard to take a stand and stay with it.
Spend time laying the groundwork for medium and long
range goals. Romance is highlighted by the end of this
year.
Auditions and examinations are favoured, so long as expectations stay realistic. A family member may take a
risk for you, which should not mean that you are under
any obligations to him/her.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
The observant Libran can seize upon an advancement

opportunity. Your romantic life is slow paced, but there
is some behind the scenes momentum. Patience and
maybe a new look is encouraged.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Long distance affairs can be wrapped up by the end of
this week. A stubborn relative or neighbour remains unconvinced of your motives and some tactical changes may
be in order.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
A deceptive force is at work, meaning that you should
not always believe your eyes. Your wit crackles - use it
constructively. Financial gains are favoured by the
weekend.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Financial ideas are bright but they benefit from refinement. Your powers of persuasion are impressive. In romance, accent the lighter side while remaining realistic
about the future.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
You are more resilient than you think and can turn a crisis into a coup. Building your self esteem is the key and
only you can do that. This is the week to begin.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Before pursuing a business activity, find out about the
parties concerned. In romance, whether involved in a new
or established relationship, you and your partner feel more
secure and comfortable.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
You relish the good things in life and have the gift of the
gab, but you find it hard to take a stand and stay with it.
Spend time laying the groundwork for medium and long
range goals. Romance is highlighted by the end of this
year.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Particular. 8, Oath. 9, Oval. 10, Ratio. 11,
Mate. 12, Plasterer. 16, Redbreast. 20, Clam. 22, Arena.
23, Vile. 24, Spot. 25, Capitulate.
Down - 1, Marvel. 2, Stylish. 3, Scarce. 4, Clothe. 5,
Broom. 7, State. 13, Rod. 14, Servile. 15, Slope. 17,
Exempt. 18, Beauty. 19, Salute. 21, Match.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8867

MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
INSPECT SATURDAY - Something Special on 2 Titles
DARLEY 30-32 DUNDAS STREET
No shortage of options is offered here with this fabulous brick veneer

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titles, land size 1400sqm approx. Use as a whole or subdivide and
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meals area, separate study, ensuite to master, large bathroom &
laundry, gas heating & split system cooling for year round comfort,
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handy to shops, schools and Darley Park. Inspect with confidence.
INSPECT SATURDAY An Oldie but a Goodie!
Inspect: Sat 11.30am-12.00pm

Price: $439,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
INSPECT SATURDAY - Location & Appeal
DARLEY 26 McLeod Drive
Location Sensation! Quiet, tightly held area admired for its convenience
to Darley and Pentland Primary Schools, Darley shopping centre and easy
freeway access. Lovely welcoming family 4 bedroom home in immaculate
condition, cherished and treasured by the original owner. Spotless
bathroom & laundry, bright living room, quality kitchen/meals area with
an adjoining spacious family room. Gas central heating & split system air
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BACCHUS MARSH 59 Young Street
Inspect: Sat 12.30 - 1.00pm

Price: $365,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61374130
Inspect: Sat 10:30-11:00am

Price: $299,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61403890
DARLEY 77 Dundas Street
This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence with abundant

accommodation, excellent quality and outstanding year round
entertainment. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, huge study, generous living
areas, separate theatre room and outstanding kitchen with quality
stainless steel appliances, 3 remaining bedrooms are huge, one with a
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area, outdoor gas heated six seated cedar spa, double garage and side
access driveway, all situated on a very good sized block. Come see today,
you will be impressed at the best address in town!
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $550,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61401070
Price: $299,500
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61361360
BACCHUS MARSH 61 Young Street
For those that are capable of seeing the possibilities and have
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3 bedrooms, lounge area with gas heater, kitchen, bathroom
and separate laundry. This home is the ideal project, arrange an
inspection today!
Price: $285,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61407410
Same Ownership for Over 60 Years

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MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE
DARLEY 4 Chambers Court
Calling all Investors
See It, Love It, Live It
Unique property on 3550sqm close to Bacchus Marsh. Breathtaking views

over the Lerderderg & Wombat Ranges. Architect designed mud brick/
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study, 2 huge living areas, well-appointed kitchen with quality stainless
steel appliances, large island bench and walk in pantry. Formal entry,
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carport, 12m x 6m powered garage/workshop and 7 water tanks.
Grantleigh Estate - The Best Address
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DARLEY 10 Raglan Street
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Price: $669,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61379980
BACCHUS MARSH 277 Main Street
Unique 3 acre property. Comprises 3 bedrooms, dining room/lounge,

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office/study, delightful family room at the rear. Beautifully designed
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of Honour only minutes to shopping centre, schools and railway station.
Phone: 5367 8128
5367 8128
Inspect:
By appointment
Same Ownership
for Over 60 Years
In search of something beyond the ordinary? Then this unique 3
acre property will capture your imagination with whats on offer. The
home, which was built by its current owners, comprises of 3 generous
sized bedrooms, dining room/lounge area with Northerly aspect, and
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property is situated in the Avenue of Honour only minutes to shopping
centre, schools and railway station.
Price: $899,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61400800
Phone: (03) 5367 8128
PRICE: $899,000
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LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
DEATH NOTICE
PYKE,
Barry Joseph
29.04.1946 - 29.07.2014
Passed peacefully after
courageously fighting a
mighty battle. Will be
sadly missed and forever
cherished by loving wife
of 46 years, Cheryl.
Treasured by Darren,
Sherryn, Jaemie and
Colleen, Much adored
Da of Taj and Eve.
Always in our
hearts
Gone
Fishing
DEATH NOTICE
COY,
Murray Martin
1945 2014
Loving husband
of Beverley.
Father of Sheridan,
Delanie and Brenton.
Loved and
remembered always.
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DEATH NOTICE
DEATH NOTICE
FOR SALE
FRASER (McPhail), Helen Muriel

6/12/1925 - 25/7/2014
The family thanks all at Ballan District Health and Care

for their wonderful support and care for Helen over the
past six years.
EVANS, Mary
25-3-1930 - 2-8-2014
Passed away peacefully
in her sleep.
Beloved wife, mother,
mother in law, grandmother
and great grandmother.
Friend to many and
actively involved the
community and
charity works.
You will be sadly
missed Mary
Ballan
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FUNERAL NOTICE
BUSINESS
CLAIRVOYANT
FRASER. A Thanksgiving Service to celebrate the

life of Mrs Helen Muriel Fraser (nee McPhail) will take
place at St Pauls Uniting Church, Inglis St, Ballan, on
Monday (August 11) at TWO (2.00) p.m.
CHRISTABELLES
CLAIRVOYANT
Finally at peace in Ballan. Loving wife of Donald (dec);

much loved mother of Peter, Simon, Duncan and John;
mother-in-law of Sue and Louise; adored Gran Helen of
Angela, David, Sarah, Hugo and Catriona.
A private cremation service for Helen, who passed away

on 25 July 2014 , was held on July 30 in Ballarat.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Ballan District Health
would be gratefully received.
Jewellery, Homewares,
Handbags, Lamps, Candles
Supporting people with
disabilities
in the community
Monday to Thursday
9.00am to 4.00pm
Friday
9.00am to 1.00pm
Shop 2/2 Graham Street
Bacchus Marsh
TAROT READINGS
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DEATH NOTICE
DEATH NOTICE
FIREWOOD
FIREWOOD
FIREWOOD
COY,
Murray Martin
3/2/45 - 14/7/14
Loving memories
Lorraine & Jim Rogers
Fond Uncle of Traci,
David & Family
Shelley & Peta.
CHAPMAN, Joan Elaine (nee Paterson)

31/05/1950 - 02/08/2014
Passed away peacefully after a long battle. Dearly beloved
wife of John (deceased), dearly beloved mother of Margaret,
Cassy, Maxine, Jackie, Roslyn (dec) and Lindy. An amazing
mother-in-law, an adored nan to all her grandchildren, their
partners and great-grandchildren. A generous woman who
never gave up and an inspiration to her family and all who
knew her. She will be missed greatly.
A celebration of Joans life will be held in Myrniong at the
Myrniong Hall on Saturday 9 August at 4pm.
Please wear something comfortable and colorful, like Joanie
would have.
DEATH NOTICE
COY, Murray
3/2/1945 14/7/2014
Loved brother in law of Marlene.
Loved uncle of Jason & Ruth,
Dean, Leah & Paul
Great uncle of Blake, Dale,
Jake and Karli
Always remembered
Cut, split &

delivered
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Closure
Date:11th
August
2014
Ballan Tennis Club

Annual General
Meeting (AGM)
Monday 18th August
7.30pm.
Tennis Clubrooms.
All members, parents
prospective
the grand and
reopening
of
members welcome
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Sport
FUNERALS
Pentland Calisthenics
PAT CASHIN
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
FUNERALS
1114 Doveton St. Nth,
Ballarat
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at moder
WALKERS WANTED
We are currently looking for reliable people
to deliver Catalogues & Newspapers to
letterboxes through the
Bacchus Marsh AREA
If you are interested, please phone Sue on
5367 1084, a Car and phone are required.
The Pentland Calisthenic College Intermediate team.

The competition season is
underway for the local Calisthenics College and the
Intermediates had their
first series of competition
in Frankston and Geelong. They were awarded
1st - Aesthetics & Revue,
2nd - Clubs & Rods, 3rd Free Exercises and Song &
Dance, Honourable Mention
March, which saw them
awarded the Reserve Aggregate. In Geelong they were
awarded March - 1st, Clubs
- 2nd, Free Exercises - 3rd,
Rods - 3rd, Aesthetics - 3rd

and Song & Dance - 2nd,
Calisthenic Revue - 1st, with
overall results they took the
Aggregate Trophy.
The Juniors had their first
competition last and placed
in every item. March - Honourable Mention, Clubs
- 2nd, Free Exercises - Honourable Mention, Rods - 3rd,
Aesthetics - Honourable
Mention, Folk Dance - Honourable Mention and Revue
- Honourable Mention.
Last Saturday the clubs

cross country event was held
at the Bostock Reservoir, Ballan. The overnight below
zero temperature made for
a heavy frosty morning, but
thankfully by mid-morning
the sun was shining and the
frost had cleared to produce
perfect conditions for the
athletes. The Under 6 athletes led the way, running
first over a distance of 500m.
The meet concluded with the
Under 11 & 12 athletes competing over a 2km course,
through the pine plantations
and along the banks of the
reservoir.
This Saturday will be the
final Cross Country run
for this season and will be

held at Masons Lane Reserve. The meet will have a
Onesie theme and athletes
are encouraged to wear
their onesie to compete in.
Events will be conducted on
a handicap system. Therefore, those with the fastest
season time will take off
last in an attempt to run the
field down. This is often a
chance for athletes to record
a fast time in an endeavour
to claim line honours.
The 2014/15 BMLAC Track
& Field season will commence on Saturday 4 October with registration Days to
be held Friday 19 and Saturday 20 September.
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PHONE Panasonic digital cordless

phone with answering system & 2
handsets $35 - 0408 581 186
PRESSURE WASHER GC $50
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PRINTER Brother Colour $25
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TABLE 6 seater pine dining table, fair
condition, few scratches $100 ono TELESCOPE, large kids $10

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TOY Hair Salon for little girls $30

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Darley Junior
Football Netball
U/16.5 Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bacchus Marsh........ 246.20 56
2 East Ballarat.............251.93 54
3 North Ballarat............ 175.74 52
4 Ballarat..................... 169.23 44
5 Redan........................122.55 36
6 Mount Clear.............. 94.22 34
7 Lake Wendouree.......53.21 20
8 Darley.........................53.36 16
9 Sebastopol...................16.21 8
U/16.5 Reserves
1 Bacchus Marsh........ 344.20 56
2 Ballarat......................265.16 52
3 North Ballarat .......... 266.33 44
4 East Ballarat.............140.25 44
5 Lake Wendouree......103.79 36
6 Darley........................ 83.39 36
7 Mount Clear ..............84.75 24
8 Redan.........................55.02 20
9 Sebastopol....................6.58 8
U/14 Seniors
1 North Ballarat............ 411.62 60
2 Bacchus Marsh.........249.36 60
3 Lake Wendouree..... 196.23 48
4 East Ballarat..............76.32 36
5 Ballarat ......................82.03 32
6 Sebastopol ................63.94 28
7 Redan.........................46.07 20
8 Darley.........................55.85 16
9 Mount Clear...............34.66 16
U/14 Reserves
1 Darley........................467.39 60
2 North Ballarat ...........282.47 52
3 Bacchus Marsh.........242.86 52
4 Mount Clear..............159.42 46
5 Ballarat......................178.05 36
7 Redan.........................53.37 20
8 Sebastopol................. 27.80 16
9 East Ballarat................ 11.32 8
U/12 Seniors
1 Ballarat..................... 336.30 56
3 North Ballarat........... 250.34 52
4 East Ballarat.............179.50 48
5 Redan........................ 94.68 34
6 Bacchus Marsh..........93.30 28
7 Mount Clear............... 51.45 24
8 Darley......................... 44.12 18
9 Sebastopol ...................9.09 8
U/12 Reserves
1 Darley........................488.19 56
2 Redan........................326.24 52
3 North Ballarat ...........242.29 44
4 Ballarat..................... 206.63 44
5 Bacchus Marsh......... 174.61 40
6 Mount Clear..............124.50 28
8 East Ballarat .............25.44 16
9 Sebastopol....................3.94 8
Jack Bewley, Zak Butters,

Thomas Presnell, Bryce
Stephenson
Results - Round 16 v
North Ballarat
FOOTBALL
Under 10 Seniors - cancelled
Under 10 Reserves
- cancelled
Under 12 Seniors
Darley 0-0-0 lost North
Ballarat 11-3-69
Awards - Kaeden DunnellGrundy, Bodhi Jackson, Josh
Wetton, Connor Parkin
Under 12 Reserves
Ballarat 4-3-27
Goals - Will Johnson 1, Seb
deCourcy, Noah Cronin
Awards - Luke OBrien,
Zane
Colley,
Adam
Azzopardi, Tyler OHehir,
Hayden Nash

Under 14 Seniors
Darley lost North Ballarat
11-12-78
Awards - Dylan Beecham,
BFL
Ladder
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 North Ballarat City....214.99 56
2 Redan........................169.50 48
3 Ballarat .....................139.68 48
4 Darley........................ 119.20 42
5 Bacchus Marsh.........109.57 32
7 East Point .................103.66 32
8 Sunbury....................104.63 28
9 Melton........................81.03 26
10 Melton South.............72.24 12
11 Sebastopol .................27.30 4
Reserves
1 Ballarat......................215.02 56
2 Redan........................309.21 52
3 Bacchus Marsh.........244.34 52
4 North Ballarat City....156.39 44
5 Melton.......................156.31 44
6 Darley.........................86.43 28
7 East Point.................. 107.46 24
8 Sunbury.....................65.50 24
10 Sebastopol ...............26.47 12
11 Melton South............... 26.12 4
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Ladder
Serving Ballan and district since 1872
Sport
U/18.5s
1 North Ballarat City... 300.67 56
2 Lake Wendouree .....185.38 52
3 East Point .................163.49 44
4 Melton South.............164.67 40
5 Ballarat......................131.55 40
6 Redan........................107.94 36
7 Sebastopol ............... 66.26 20
8 Sunbury.....................62.53 20
9 Darley.........................57.40 20
10 Bacchus Marsh.........50.84 16
11 Melton........................33.01 16
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Under 14 Reserves
Darley 2-7-19 def North
Ballarat 2-6-18
Goals - Dimitri Lambris 2
Awards - Kaiden McGowan,
Rhys Lee, Bailey Parsons,
Boden Mugridge, Connor
Currie,
Tyler Collison, Dimitri
Lambris
Under 16.5 Seniors
Ballarat 8-5-53
Goal Kickers: M Taylor 1
Awards - J Beecham, M
Young, M Taylor, L Douglas,
J Johns
Under 16 Reserves
Darley 5-13-43 def North
Ballarat 3-4-22
Goals - Kye Dennison 2,
Brad Layton 1, Khyle Forde
Awards - Christian Toner,
Matt Horan, Mason Torney,
Matt Taylor, Joel Barnes
Netball
Under 11
Darley 9 lost North Ballarat
22
Awards - Britney Ellis, Edyn
Thomas, Lilli Condon
Under 13b
North Ballarat 16 def Darley
9
Under 13a
Darley 5 lost North Ballarat
33
Under 15b
Darley 23 lost Nth Ballarat 30
Awards - Olivia Mills,
Amber Fuller, Madison
Giese
Under 15a
North Ballarat 48 def Darley
16
Best - Georgia Lanes, Lily
Stevens, Charlee Keating,
Ruby Wilkie
Under 17 B
Darley 22 lost Nth Ballarat
37
Awards - Kaylee Smith,
Charlee Keating, Olivia
Mills
Ballarat Junior Football League

Results Round 16
U/16.5 Seniors
Ballarat 11.16 (82) d Lake Wendouree 0.0 (0)
Bacchus Marsh 10.8 (68) d Redan 5.7 (37)
North Ballarat 8.5 (53) d Darley 1.0 (6)
Mount Clear 20.4 (124) d Sebastopol 2.6 (18)
Ballarat Football League

Results Round 15
Seniors

East Point 20.20 (140) d Melton 7.8 (50)
Redan 18.25 (133) d Sebastopol 3.4 (22)
Sunbury 14.6 (90) d Melton South 12.14 (86)

Reserves

Melton 11.13 (79) d East Point 10.12 (72)
Sunbury 25.18 (168) d Melton South 1.0 (6)

U/18.5s

East Point 25.22 (172) d Melton 2.2 (14)
Melton South 20.15 (135) d Sunbury 3.4 (22)
Bacchus Marsh Soccer

Under 13s Open Gold
Bacchus Marsh Gold (3) def Daylesford (2)
Goals - Ethan Millson (2), Matthew Hazel (1)
Under 13s Open Blue
No Game
Under 15s Open
Bacchus Marsh (2) lost Sebastopol (6)
Goals - Jack Scamangas (1), Declan Macdonald (1)
Under 16s Girls
No Game
Under 18s Boys Metro (R13)
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Thomastown (3)
Seniors Division 3 Open
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Sebastopol (1)
U/16.5 Reserves
Darley 5.13 (43) d North Ballarat 3.4 (22)
U/14 Seniors
Lake Wendouree 5.11 (41) d Ballarat 2.5 (17)
Sebastopol 11.12 (78) d Mount Clear 3.2 (20)
U/14 Reserves
Darley 2.7 (19) d North Ballarat 2.6 (18)
U/12 Seniors
Redan 6.2 (38) d Bacchus Marsh 4.5 (29)
U/12 Reserves
Ballarat v Lake Wendouree (wash out)
Redan 3.3 (21) d Bacchus Marsh 0.1 (1)
North Ballarat 4.3 (27) d Darley3.4 (22)
Youth Girls
Semi Finals (Semi Final 1)
Redan 12.5 (77) d Lake Wendouree 5.10 (40)
Ballarat 5.3 (33) d Sebastopol 3.5 (23)
Photo Karen Macdonald
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 2 August
Wednesday Stableford
WinnerChris Tudor31 points, R/up on c/b Shane Harrison.
NTP: 15thShane Harrison, Magpie 14thShane Harrison.
SaturdayStroke Monthly Medal
A Grade - Monthly medal winner Don Wickson 75-10-65,
R/up Frank Raffaele 75-9-66.
NTPs: 2nd Bob Arklay, 12thMichael Di Fiore.
Magpies: 1st Ken Muhlhan, 14th Frank Raffaele.
Sport
Sulky Snippets
By LEN BAKER
Prolific winning old timer
Dartmoor chalked up his
35th victory in 232 outings, when successful in the
Charlton & District Community Bank Claiming Pace
over 2100 metres at Charlton
on Wednesday July 30.
Trained at Melton by Danny Mullan, Dartmoor was
driven to perfection by Alex
Ashwood before being sent
forward three wide in the
last lap. Dartmoor hit the
front on straightening to
register a 1.1 metre victory
over Allwevneed with Conte
Centovalli third.
At the Kilmore meeting
transferred to Bendigo on
Wednesday, Parwan duo
Craig Demmler (trainer) and
Jodi Quinlan (driver) landed
the Like Us On Facebook
Pace for C2 & C3 class over
1650 metres with 4-Y-0 Art
Major/Our Hot Shoe Shuffle
mare Glenferrie Shuffle in a
rate of 1-58.2.
Jodi was also victorious

aboard Rockbank trainer
George Batsakis 4-Y-0 Four
Starzzz
Shark/Ladyinred
mare Five Star Belle in the
Catch It To Kilmore Courtesy Bus Pace for C0 class
over 1650 metres, leading
throughout from the pole
in defeating Artistica Uno
which trailed and Elements
Of Art which followed the
pair in a mile rate of 2-00.2.
Bacchus Marsh based reinsman Gavin Lang was the
punters pal at Tabcorp
Park Melton on Thursday
after landing four winners
during the afternoon three
for long time associate
Adam Kelly (Pushkin, Dazzling Arden and Eyes On
The Sky), plus Kool Kenny
for Meltons Sue Hunter.
At Bendigo on Thursday,
Bungaree duo Alf Steenhuis (trainer) and Gerard
Steenhuis (driver) landed
the Bertocchi Smallgoods
Pace for C1 class over 2150
metres with I Am Louie, a
4-Y-0 gelded son of It Is I and
Zolong.
I Am Louie moved outside
the leader Public Persuasion on the home turn and
dashed to the front shortly
after, scoring by a huge 15.4
metres in advance of Howfastisthatdude from last,

with King Rafa third. The
mile rate 2-03.7.
Fridays Ballarat fixture was
gigantic for Bacchus Marsh,
Melton and Dunnstown,
with six of the eight races going to the area.
Bacchus Marsh duo Susan
Miles (trainer) and Glenn
Williams (driver) snared the
John Deere Gator Utility Vehicle Trotters Handicap for
T0 or better class over 2200
metres with 6-Y-0 Kadabra
Dynasty, defeating Argyle
Melody and Dawn Tears in
a rate of 2-06.9 after coming
from 20 metres and winning
by a nose.
Toolern Vale trainer/driver
John Justices 4-Y-0 Grinfromeartoear / Swanees
Daughter gelding Domonic
John did similar in the John
Deere Compact Utility Tractors Pace for C0 class over
1710 metres, registering a
nose margin over Royal
King and Beachyouthere in
2-01.1.
Hopetoun Park father and
son - Ross and Greg Sugars - landed the John Deere
M Series Tractors 2-Y-0 Pace
over 2200 metres with smart
Modern Art/Nolarama gelding Forest Verdi, scoring by
6.1 metres in 2-02.5 from
Rule Of Thimb and Macfire.
Craig Demmler and Jodi
Quinlan were successful

with 4-Y-0 Dream Vacation/
Adellas Dash gelding Glenferrie Dreamer in the Nextra
Stockland Trotters Mobile
for T2 to T4 class over 2200
metres, accounting for Bella
Cheval and Rockin Wilma in
2-02.1.
Sue Hunters 4-Y-0 Dream
Away/Riwaka Dancer gelding Must Be Nice brought up
a hat-trick by taking the John
Deere S Series Harvesters
Pace for C5 & C6 class over
1710 metres with Ahmed
Taiba in the sulky, defeating
Crazy Dave and Narra Operative in the fastest rate of
the night 1-55.8.
David Murphys home bred
Modern
Art/Spellmaker
4-Y-0 entire Desdon Murruffy led throughout in the
Cervus Equipment Pace for
C3 & C4 class over 2200 metres to account for Tere T and
Shes A Killer in 1-59.3.
Bacchus Marsh Basketball
Meetings for the week :

Wednesday Hamilton/
Geelong, Thursday Cobram/Kilmore, Friday
Ouyen @ Mildura/Melton,
Saturday Bendigo, Sunday
Ballarat, Monday Warragul, Tuesday Ararat.
Under 16 Boys
Lightning (12) lost Bullets (71)
Dolphins 1 (58) def Panthers (21)
Marsh Heat (24) drew Magic 2 (24)
Saints 2 (46) def Dolphins 2 (17)
Saints 1 (27) lost Magic 1 (41)
Horses to follow Wemen

Beauty, Royal Deviate, Kristy
Ann Hanover, Alwynsart,
Sky Petite, Sinead, Our
Elvis, Rule Of Thumb.
Women
Martian Mummies (36) def Ravens (33)
Magic (20) def Dolphins 2 (0)
Bacchus Marsh Junior Football/Netball

Results Round 16 v
Redan
FOOTBALL
The U12 Reserve game
started very slowly with
only a total of four points
kicked between both teams
by half time. The second half
saw Redan pull away, taking
out the match.
Bacchus Marsh 0.2.2 lost Redan 3.3.21.
Best - R. Huxable, J. Maple, S. Miesen, J. Pennisi, A.
Craig, O. Cukavac.
The U12 Senior footballers had a challenge on their
hands with the scores level
at the quarter time break.
Redan dominated the second quarter. With the Cobras implementing a fantastic defensive game, the
second half saw Redan only
score one more point for the
match. The Cobras peppered
the goals in the second half,
however their inaccuracy
was costly, as they could not
repair the scoreboard damage of the first half.
Bacchus Marsh 4.5.29 lost
Redan 6.2.38.
Best - J. Parente, H. Garner,
Z. LeHuray, L. Garner, T.
Overton, M. Cousins.
In another tight tussle the
U14 Reserve team had to
also work hard. The Cobras
ran out eventual winners,
after they began working as
a team across the ground.

Bacchus Marsh 5.5.35 def
Redan 3.5.23.
Best - A. McBride-BoCock,
H. Proctor, D. Harris, H.
Lyle, J. Vulic, T. Sutherland.
The U14 Seniors came out
with all guns blazing in the
first quarter of their match,
resulting in a five goal lead
at quarter time. The second
quarter saw Redan fight
back, outscoring the Cobras,
two goals to one. After the
main break the Cobra boys
put the foot down, running
out 77 point winners.
Redan 3.1.19.
Best - R. Bishop, X. Jenks, J.
Fell, J. Hehir, J. Crawford, J.
Dickson.
The U16 Reserve footballers didnt put on their best
performance for the year,
however they were still quite
strong, running away with a
50 point victory.
Redan 3.7.25.
Best - B. Jackson, J. Fitzpatrick, B. Graham, J. Tudball,
D. Dickson, J. Lalor.
It was a competitive game
in the U16 Senior grade.
The boys worked hard all
day linking up well across
the ground with some good
ball movement and hard
running.
Redan 5.7.37.
Best - N. Stuhldreier, R.
Baker, D. Bishop, B. Griffiths,
M. Thacker, H. Coulton.
NETBALL
Breaking the ice on the court
this week, the Under 11 netballers were outclassed by
a more polished outfit. The
girls had good intensity,
worked hard and had a positive attitude. However, the
girls lacked in passing accuracy and were unable to
make the most of their opponents turnovers. Bacchus
Marsh 1 lost Redan 19.
Awards - N. Henare, L. Taylor, J. Taylor.
The U13 Reserve netballers
played a great team game,
sharing and controlling the
ball down the court. Bacchus
Marsh 31 def Redan 9.
Awards - A. Paproth, C. McKenzie, M. Harrington.
The U13 Senior netballers
played a great game of skill
and shooting accuracy. In
the second half Redan put
on great defensive pressure,
making the girls work really
hard to come away with the
win. Bacchus Marsh 26 def
Redan 10.
Awards - C. Dickinson, R.
Jackson, E. Pigott.
A very good first quarter
by Redan had them lead by
six goals at quarter time in
the U15 Reserve grade this
week. Strong defensive skills
and some positive attitudes

helped the Marsh girls to
peg back the lead and take
out a well earned win.
Bacchus Marsh 27 def Redan 25.
Awards - K. Levett, S. Bullard, J. Svaljek, C. Green, M.
Dodd.
A fantastic clean start to the
game saw the U15 Senior
team find plenty of space
and a comfortable lead at
quarter time, going a long
way to helping the girls run
away the eventual winners.
Bacchus Marsh 41 def Redan 16.
Awards - K. Tangey, J.
White, C. Murray, S. Hare,
M. LeHuray, M. White.
The U17 Reserve team
worked hard across the
court, however they were
unable to come back after
they gave their opponent an
early lead.
Bacchus Marsh 21 lost Redan 25.
Awards - M. Arandt (BOC),
C. Ash, C. Baselman, T.
Fowler.
This match saw the U17 senior team take on a powerful
Redan outfit. Unfortunately
the girls were outplayed
across the court.
Bacchus Marsh 12 lost Redan 41.
Awards - A. Prince, M.
Forth, E. Dodd, S. Konieczny, E. Bettio.
Domestic Results
Under 10 Girls
Pink (10) def Peach (6)
Grape (10) lost Purple (12)
Under 10 Mixed
Saints 1 (39) def Panthers 2 (10)
Dolphins 1 (19) def Dolphins 2 (11)
Panthers 1 (20) def Lightning 2 (6)
Magic (10) lost Lightning 1 (12)
Under 12 Girls
Panthers 1 (14) lost Lightning (20)
Panthers 2 (14) lost Saints 1 (19)
Under 12 A Boys
Lightning 3 (12) lost Saints 1 (56)
Panthers 1 (16) lost Magic 1 (45)
Dolphins 1 (33) def Lightning 2 (25)
Under 12 B Boys
Dolphins 2 (12) drew Lightning 5 (12)
Lightning 4 (12) lost Magic 2 (37)
Under 16 Girls
Dolphins (23) lost Panthers 1 (27)
Panthers 2 (7) lost Saints (62)
Under 18 Boys
Dolphins (42) drew Magic (42)
Men
Ballistic (60) def Dolphins 1 (32)
Tigers (40) def Bears (33)
Dolphins 3 (55) def Dolphins 4 (35)
B Team (42) drew Dolphins 6 (42)
Lions Squad - Results
U12 Girls def Werribee 2 33 - 7
U12 Boys def Westgate 35 - 31
U14.1 Girls lost Werribee 2 32 - 46
U14.2 Girls def Diamond Valley 5 25 - 24
U14 Boys def Whittlesea 2 56 - 50
U16 Girls lost Diamond Valley 5 13 - 37
U16.1 Boys def Broadmeadows 2 39 - 28
U16.2 Boys def Darebin 2 74 - 36
U18 Boys lost Coburg 2 42 - 44
U20 Girls - Bye
U20 Boys lost Craigieburn 2 39 - 40
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Blues best win for season

Round 15 v Springbank
Football
The Seniors played some
of their best football of the
year and had winners all
across the ground. In ideal
conditions for football and
in front of a big crowd, Mark
Williams set the tenor of the
game and was ably assisted
by Locky Herring. The Blues
defence were in total control
led by Ash Mullane and
Daniel Neilsen. Up forward
Aaron Speak had a red letter
day kicking four goals . The
Tigers were in the game until the final quarter but the
Blues lifted in front of the
big home crowd and put in
their best final quarter performance of the year. It was
a great win against their old
time rivals but finals chances
are now very slim.
Final Score - Ballan 11 8 74
def Springbank 7 7 49
Best - J Wilkinson, A Mullane, D Neilsen, M Williams,
L Herring, J Fenwick.
When the Reserves hit the
paddock conditions were
ideal. In the middle Billy
Smith was in everything and
kept the forward line well
supplied. Rod Watts was a
focal point up forward and
Daniel Romeo mopped up
any scraps. The Blues also
welcomed back Ben Fenwick
from injury and he certainly
made his presence felt. Brad
Cox got into gear later in the
game and started bombing
goals from outside the 50m
arc, making it look easy.
With the final two rounds

remaining, the Blues are in
third spot with little chance
of their position changing.
Best - B Smith , C Despirit,
R Watts, D Romeo, B Cox, B
Fenwick.
The 17.5s team kept up with
the Tigers in the first half
and at the main break the
margin was only one goal.
Jake Fernandez made the
Tigers earn their possessions in defence and Charlie
Sher was at his creative best
in the middle. But in the
third quarter the Tigers ran
away from the Blues and the
margin blew out to 4 goals.
The Blues stemmed the tide
in the final quarter but the
damage had been done. Zac
Boland was the Blues bright
light up forward.
lost Springbank 9 5 59
Best - J Mullane, J Fernandez, D Trickey, Z Boland, C
Sher, R Wilkie.
The Tigers were undermanned in the 14.5s and
the Blues were dominant
from the start. Simon Dale
and Travis Meyer were
unmatched in the centre.
Lachlan Conlan made short
work of any attempts that
the Tigers made to go forward. The only failing was
the Blues accuracy up forward. The win has lifted
them to second on the ladder
and now they must focus on
their finals campaign.
Best - S Dale, L Conlan , T
Meyer, L Furlong, L Hodge,
E Shaw.
Netball
13&Under - Ballan started
slowly with Springbank
taking the lead. Lara Casey
moved into defence and
Anais Clifford into goals,
which helped turn the game
around. Ballan came home
strongly in the last quarter
scoring 12 goals. The girls
accurate passing into the
ring and between goalers Ellie Burquest and Anais Clifford was fantastic, as Lara
Casey and Layla Foster-Travers dominated in defence.
Ballan 22 d Springbank 10.
Awards - Lara Casey, Erynn
Vella.
15&Under - Another close
game saw the girls just beaten but the close games show
how far the girls have come.
Springbank 17 d Ballan 14.
17&Under Springbank
(49) were too strong for Ballan (8).
C Grade - Ballan played
one of their best games of
the season against a strong
Springbank team, the girls
playing well together all
over the court.
Best on Court - Anna
Conlan.
B Grade - In a finals like
game that went goal for goal
there was nothing separating the two teams, Springbank just managing to get in
front.
Best on Court - Jayme
Nielsen.
A Grade - Despite giving
the undefeated Springbank
team an early 7 goal lead,
Ballan fought back to take
it right up to them bringing
the scores back to within 2
goals. Ballan made Springbank work hard for their
win.
Best on Court - Lauren
Byrnes.
Gordon Football Club
Round 15 v Smythesdale
Seniors - Gordon were just

too good for Symthesdale in
the boggy conditions. Gordon dominated the play all
day with 14 individual goal
scorers. Gordon kicked a
massive total of 40 goals for
the game, the main contributors were Mick Nolan with
11 and Ash Munari 7 goals.
Jaymes Gorman showed
blistering speed and kept
the opposition on their toes.
Final score 40.22 (262) d
Smythesdale 1.0 (6)
Best - Tye Murphy, Mick
Nolan, Ash Munari, Stephan
Pye.
Reserves - A good effort by
the team in trying ground
conditions . Better players for the day Matt Conder, Gary Bussittil , Aaron
Grundy and Matt Callinan.

The majority of the day the
team kept with the planned
structures which they will
need to continually improve
on, as they work their way to
the finals.
Final score 21.13 (139) d
Smythesdale 0.0 (0)
Under 17.5 - In heavy conditions the team had a poor

start that cost the game in
the end. The boys battled
well in the second half and
only went down by two
goals at the final siren.
Final score Gordon 2.5 (17)
lost Smythesdale 4.7 (31)
Best - Jack Toohey, Will
Maddern, Andy Johnson,
Rohan Clampitt, Callum
Winter.
Under 14.5 - Gordon had
some nice passages of play
Central Highlands Football League

Results Round 15
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bungaree ................ 309.79 56
2 Buninyong.................187.40 54
3 Gordon.....................188.22 52
4 Waubra.....................199.35 50
5 Hepburn .................. 215.76 48
6 Learmonth................160.23 40
7 Springbank............... 156.47 36
8 Daylesford.................127.35 36
9 Ballan....................... 133.43 28
10 Beaufort.................. 101.85 24
11 Creswick.................. 100.58 24
12 Cham Linton............ 86.21 24
13 Clunes...................... 75.07 24
14 Newlyn..................... 63.07 16
15 Skipton..................... 65.01 12
16 Dunnstown................. 68.47 8
17 Rwood-Chap............ 62.94 8
18 Smythesdale................2.18 0
Seniors
Buninyong 10.7 (67) d Hepburn 8.14 (62)
Bungaree 13.14 (92) d Dunnstown 1.9 (15)

Creswick 5.8 (38) d Beaufort 5.3 (33)
Gordon 40.22 (262) d Smythesdale 1.0 (6)
Newlyn 14.6 (90) d Rwood-Chap 8.10 (58)

Learmonth 18.6 (114) d Clunes 6.10 (46)
Ballan 11.8 (74) d Springbank 7.7 (49)
Daylesford 17.7 (109) d Skipton 5.5 (35)
Waubra 25.14 (164) d Cham Linton 7.4 (46)

Reserves
Buninyong 7.11 (53) d Hepburn 5.8 (38)

Beaufort 6.10 (46) d Creswick 4.4 (28)
Gordon 21.13 (139) d Smythesdale 0.0 (0)
Newlyn 8.11 (59) d Rwood-Chap 3.6 (24)
Reserves
1 Bungaree................. 515.77 60
2 Waubra.....................390.26 52
3 Ballan........................261.76 52
4 Buninyong................ 173.50 48
5 Springbank...............262.87 44
6 Gordon .....................151.70 44
7 Hepburn................... 116.25 36
8 Dunnstown................116.07 36
9 Learmonth................. 93.70 36
10 Beaufort...................131.70 32
11 Creswick ..................92.38 20
12 Daylesford................ 78.21 20
13 Cham Linton............66.03 20
14 Newlyn..................... 60.38 16
15 Rwood-Chap...........67.70 12
16 Skipton..................... 44.08 12
17 Clunes........................22.90 0
18 Smythesdale............... 4.63 0

Waubra 13.13 (91) d Carngham Linton 6.3 (39)

Under 17.5
Hepburn 22.15 (147) d Buninyong 0.0 (0)

Smythesdale 4.7 (31) d Gordon 2.5 (17)
Rwood-Chap 9.8 (62) d Newlyn 6.4 (40)

Springbank 9.5 (59) d Ballan 5.5 (35)
Cham Linton 10.9 (69) d Waubra 5.4 (34)

Under 14.5
Hepburn 7.7 (49) d Buninyong 4.5 (29)
Dunnstown 3.9 (27) d Bungaree 2.4 (16)

Smythesdale 22.19 (151) d Gordon 0.0 (0)
Rwood-Chap 13.10 (88) d Newlyn 1.2 (8)

Clunes 12.11 (83) d Learmonth 1.0 (6)

Waubra 6.5 (41) d Cham Linton 4.4 (28)
Central Highlands Netball League
Central
Results
- Round Highlands
15
in boggy conditions but

werent able to capitalise on
the scoreboard. Tom Murphy was versatile playing
around the ground and Mason Doll competed well.
Final score Gordon 0.0 (0)
lost Smythesdale 22.19 (151)
Under 12 Despite driving
in treacherous conditions to
get to the game, the team
fought a hard contest all day.
Ned Newman was instrumental in the play. Lachy
Reynolds, Lucas Blazko and
Bailey Colligan were able
to find the goals in slippery
conditions. Dylan Anderson and Tyson Young were
fighting for the ball all four
quarters. The team now
looks forward to Lightning
Premiership next Sunday.
Awards - Thomas Conroy,
Cam Reynolds, Jack Johnson.
Netball League
Results - Round 15
TEAM
Buninyong
Hepburn
13&U
23
16
15&U
7
26
17&U
20
6
C
20
30
B
26
42
A
27
43
Bungaree
Dunnstown
29
3
30
16
37
24
32
20
32
30
33
48
Creswick
Beaufort
23
9
21
16
25
22
27
24
40
7
56
24
Smythesdale
Gordon
7
23
11
31
18
19
20
24
26
24
29
49
Rokewood
Newlyn
3
24
8
37
21
38
35
10
27
26
40
27
Learmonth
Clunes
10
29
23
15
32
6
28
17
33
29
48
25
Ballan
Springbank
22
10
14
17
8
49
21
36
37
40
40
50
Daylesford
Skipton
21
9
7
13
19
22
32
18
22
33
23
64
Carngham
Waubra
28
6
40
10
43
17
14
35
21
48
28
53
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Ladder
Under 17.5
1 Bungaree.................802.40 56
2 Hepburn...................293.97 56
3 Creswick.................. 497.68 52
4 Rokewood................ 272.87 52
5 Dunnstown...............169.54 44
6 Newlyn...................... 147.11 40
7 Beaufort................... 119.27 36
8 Daylesford.................124.76 32
9 Clunes....................... 95.61 32
10 Springbank ............. 116.39 28
11 Learmonth............... 102.62 28
12 Ballan....................... 92.47 20
13 Cham Linton ........... 52.51 20
14 Smythesdale............ 46.48 20
15 Skipton..................... 26.94 12
16 Gordon....................... 32.68 8
17 Buninyong.................. 16.38 4
18 Waubra........................17.33 0
Under 14.5
1 Hepburn...................703.28 60
2 Ballan.......................648.42 52
3 Buninyong................ 607.53 48
4 Creswick.................. 288.10 48
5 Rwood-Chap.......... 261.77 44
6 Smythesdale.............197.26 40
7 Newlyn......................174.78 40
8 Clunes.......................147.43 40
9 Springbank............... 105.92 28
10 Cham Linton............ 82.73 28
11 Beaufort .................. 55.69 24
12 Dunnstown............... 60.78 20
13 Waubra......................47.49 20
14 Learmonth................ 63.41 16
15 Skipton..................... 40.98 12
16 Daylesford................ 26.54 12
17 Gordon....................... 12.06 4
18 Bungaree.................... 3.98 0
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$44
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10 pack
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Strongbow Cider 355ml
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19.60
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Asahi Super Dry

Coopers Sparkling Ale
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Tuesday 5 August, 2014

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

Last week to bank local

With $735,000 worth of share capital sold so

The share capital raise must end this

This bank will create new employment in

GAS DUCTED HEATING

Ms Sutherland said the Bacchus Marsh

community and not for profit organisations.

The share capital raise will close on

Your Local Air-conditioning Specialist

Enhance your Home

to the community of Bacchus Marsh. We are

Ph: 5367 4964

Free in-home Consultation

HEATING & COOLING

Curtains Roller Blinds

Ph: 0438 692 858

As the Bacchus Marsh Community Bank

Community Bank chair, Claire Sutherland

Page 2 The Moorabool News 5 August, 2014

Fresh Rockling Fillets

Irrewarra Sourdough Bread.

Coca Cola 2L Varieties

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

On sale Wednesday 6th August to Tuesday 12th August 2014

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

The Moorabool News 5 August, 2014 Page 3

Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Home sweet home

Two innovative Bacchus

my family financially, and

big boys too! They are frilly.

The 2014 AusMumpreneur

Community Leadership Program

Fresh from our Farm

Organic Dutch Cream

Fruit & Vegetable Delivery Boxes

(Tuesday- Saturday) to Bacchus Marsh,

Just for Me: $20

Perfect for one or two or if you are only

Easy Eater: $30

Fruity Tooty Small: $39

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

Page 4 The Moorabool News 5 August, 2014

Warm & Secure

the Mill Cottage : restaurant & cafe

restaurant & cafe

Breakfast & Lunch

Fresh seasonal menu

resident Samantha Mcgaw

children about caring for the

Marsh regarding windblown litter from the MBC

Boy hits tree on motorbike

Ballans Main Rd | 96 Inglis St | 5368 2999

A TEENAGE boy suffered injuries after crashing his dirt

A rural ambulance spokesman said the boy suffered chest

Inflate to stop Safe, Simple, Cosy

Fax 5368 2764

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