Planting Today, For Tomorrow: Council in Crisis

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Vol 9 No 29
By Jessica Howard
Darley PS students (L-R) Mia Carlson, Ayla Robortella and Katelyn Hunter with some of the seedlings planted around the school. Photo - submitted
New life has sprung from

the grounds of Darley Primary School.
Around 80 students ranging from grade prep to six
joined together on Wednesday (July 22) to help dig,
plant and shovel for the 2015
National Tree Planting Day.
A total of 50 trees were
planted throughout the
school grounds, which were
donated by Bunnings Warehouse, Melton.
Darley Primary School student wellbeing officer, Sharon Sperling said the event
was a great opportunity for
all grade levels to work together collaboratively.
By being involved in a national program like this it
gives the students a positive
experience and a sense of
community and ownership
of their school, she said.
Val and Monique from
Bunnings Melton came and
helped the students prepare
the soil and plant the grasses
and shrubs that they donated to the event.
Bacchus Marsh Gardening
Group members Pat and
Don also attended the day,
which according to Ms Sperling was a great success.
Students feel proud of
their work and the space
looks amazing.
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The Moorabool News 28 July, 2015 Page 3
Brave young rescuer

By Jessica Howard
A seven-year-old Lal Lal
boy who helped free his
younger sisters from the
scene of a car crash has been
praised for his courageous
efforts.
Aedan Bamford was the
passenger of his familys station wagon when it rolled
into a tree on Clarendon-Lal
Lal Road on April 1.
The Lal Lal Primary School
student instantly went to the
aid of his sisters Paige and
Alyssa and helped them out
of the vehicle before waving
down a passerby.
Paramedics were called to
the scene, and after removing Aedans mother, and
driver Jessica Peillon, from
the wreckage she was airlifted to Melbourne with a
broken neck.
The three children obtained
no serious injuries.
Three months later, Aedan
has received high commendation from Ambulance Victoria at a ceremony held at
his school on Monday (July
20).
Paramedic Erin McPhee,
who was at the scene of the
crash, joined acting Mobile
Intensive Care Ambulance
team director Mark Brown
at the presentation.
Whilst the cause of the
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29/05/2015 Aedans
2:48 pm
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is unknown,
mother, who suffered damage to her neck, cervical

vertebrae, right scapula and
hand, said the family had
been in town to have a picnic
lunch and do some shopping
for Alyssas sixth birthday.
The accident happened on
the way home. We are all
proud of Aedan, it shows
how his first instinct is to
be caring, brave and smart
and to keep his composure
in such a stressful situation,
Ms Peillon said.
Its wonderful to see him
get recognition for helping
his sisters. Thinking back on
the accident is still upsetting
for Aedan, but he is happy,
proud and a little overwhelmed that doing something that comes natural to
him being a compassionate
and caring person has received so much attention.
Lal Lal Primary School
principal, Judith Porteous
said Aedan was a very brave
boy who did a great job to
be able to think straight in a
dreadful situation.
Especially considering his
smallest sister was not yet
two, she said.
Hes a little shy so we
hadnt really heard about
his efforts until this award
were very proud of him and
happy that his family is doing well.
Council
in
crisis
By Kate Taylor
Moorabool Shire Councillors past and present are under investigation.
No details are yet available

on which councillors are being investigated by the Local
Government Investigations
and Compliance Inspectorate, or what the investigation
is looking into.
The Ballarat Courier reported on Friday that a former

and a present councilor are
under investigation.
Both Council CEO Rob
Croxford and Mayor Paul
Tatchell declined to comment to the Moorabool
News.
RESCUER Aedan Bamford with his sisters, Alyssa and Paige, he helped to remove from
their family car after it rolled and hit a tree. Photo - Helen Tatchell
The Inspectorate can conduct investigations at the

request of the Minister for
Local Government, but most
often is brought in by local
council themselves when abnormalities and inconsistencies are found.
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way, but not
Halletts
By Kate Taylor
Stretches of roads and pavements in Moorabool will
be resurfaced thanks to State Government funding
but there is still no money for on/off ramps at Halletts
Way.
Extensive resurfacing works will be undertaken on
2.5kms of Geelong-Bacchus Marsh Road and 2.7kms
of Bacchus Marsh-Gisborne Road.
Additional pavement rehabilitation and resurfacing
works will take place on Bungaree-Wallace Road and
Bacchus Marsh Road.
Funding will come from the $12.6 million that was
announced for 120 sites in Western Victoria under the
Roads Surface Replacement Program.
The program is designed to reduce the level of
deterioration of road surfaces and support local
primary producers to get their products to the market
or to the factory as well as support local residents as
they travel to work and school, creating smoother and
safer roads for all motorists and helping to preserve
the longevity of the roads.
But there is still no funding from the state government
to construct on/off ramps at Halletts Way as part of
extension works set to be undertaken to help ease
chronic traffic congestion in Bacchus Marsh.
The Halletts Way on/off ramps are not eligible for
funding as part of this program, a spokesperson for
Roads Minister Luke Donnellan told the Moorabool
News.
Train enthusiast Nick Lapthorne in the control room and the backyard view. Photos Lisa Comerford
Collector sends out a signal
By Lisa Comerford
This is not your average backyard.

Sure, it has mans best friend running
around barking at passers-by, a small
entertaining area for friends to gather
and natter at a summer bbq or just to sit
and enjoy the afternoon sun. But that is
where average ends.
You see, the owner of this yard, Nick
Lapthorne, is a train enthusiast.
It all started when Nicks father bought
a train carriage, much to the dismay of
his mother. Nick was born exactly a year
after the train carriage arrived in the
yard. His childhood was spent playing
in and around the carriage with his sister
and when he turned ten, he helped his
dad restore the carriage.
Growing up, I knew I always wanted

to be a train driver, but for a while my
passion was cars, particularly Chargers.
I soon realised cars are a bottomless pit
when it comes to money, so I tinkered
with cars less and started building
signals for model railways, he said.
Starting his career as a Gate Keeper,
then a Railway Signalman, Nick finally
landed his dream job, driving freight
trains, which he has been doing ever
since.
Nick became a collector early in his
career.
A lot of the redundant equipment
was being thrown out, and I saw an
opportunity for it to be saved.
So with permission he was allowed to
have the signal equipment that was in

good condition.
I moved to Bacchus Marsh a few years
ago and have spent the last two years
installing all the railway equipment Ive
collected, and building the Signalmans
Box, a replica on the towers that sat
beside level crossings built between 1900
and 1960.
Most people put a pool or some nice
landscaping in their backyard. I have
no idea about plants, but I do know
everything there is to know about
railway signals!
Nick hopes to eventually lay some tracks
and purchase a locomotive to sit on the
tracks beside his Signalmans Box. Then
his vision will be complete.
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about the dangers of black ice. Photo - Helen Tatchell
Black ice warning
By Jessica Howard
Authorities are urging drivers not to be complacent
about the dangers of black
ice.
VicRoads Regional Director Ewen Nevett said as the
community finds itself in
the middle of another cold
winter, the roads can be extremely hazardous.
The cold weather were
known for in the Central
Highlands means black ice
is a serious problem, one
which can have terrible consequences if drivers dont
use the roads carefully, he
said.
Black ice forms in freezing
conditions when there has
been moisture in the area,
however it is something you
cant necessarily see. People
tend to think the road looks
fine to drive on, but if youre

travelling on the Western
Freeway at 110km/h and
you hit black ice youre going
to be in serious trouble.
VicRoads has ice warning
systems on the Western Freeway between Wallace and
Gordon and the Midland
Highway between Blampied
and Daylesford.
The systems use sensors
to detect black ice before it
forms and then automatically switches on the amber
flashing signs as well as
updating our VicTraffic app
and website with a warning
message, Mr Nevett said.
So if you are driving and
unaware of black ice on the
roads, these sensors provide
that warning for you.
Mr Nevett said the VicRoads Traffic Management
Centre could also activate

the sensors if the public
warned them of black ice
forming.
The signs, VicTraffic app
and website advise drivers
to slow to 40km/h, which
is important because the
conditions are slippery and
may cause you to run off the
road, he said.
There are eight warning
signs with flashing amber
lights and an advisory speed
limit on the Midland Highway and four on the Western Freeway. Static advisory
signs are also in place across
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Survey indicates council Masterplan

deadline
closing
has room to improve
By Kate Taylor
By Kate Taylor
When it comes to community perception of its performance it seems Moorabool
Shire Council cant get no
satisfaction.
Results from the annual Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey were
strikingly similar to those of
last year despite massive
expenditure, according to
CEO Rob Croxford.
This years survey shows
us theres still room to improve in many areas and
that it takes a long time to
shift the communitys perceptions about council, Mr
Croxford said.
For example, the biggest
spend on local roads in
Moorabools history over the
past five years hasnt shifted
perceptions. This reflects our
challenge to improve our
vast road network relative
to our population during a
period of unprecedented demand on council resources.
The survey, which had
400 Moorabool residents
respond, attributes points
to each category assessing
councils performance and
is commissioned by the state
government although the
state government itself is not
subject to any satisfaction
surveys.
Results showed that the two
key community perception
indicators of overall performance (56) and direction
(53) were identical in the
2015 and 2014 surveys. These
figures were unchanged
despite a slight dip in many
specific services ratings
relative to last years survey.
Decreases in customer service (64) and sealed local
roads (43) - both down four
points, and making community decisions (50) and
advocacy (49) - both down
two points, were partly offset by a three point increase
in Community Consultation
(51).
The survey includes a grid
to plot survey responses for
specified council service areas and aligns them in relation to the respondents view
of their importance and
performance. It identifies
all council service areas surveyed as being partly or fully inside the top right-hand
quadrant. This quadrant is
the most desirable as it indicates the service is both important to the respondents
(horizontal axis) and most
respondents viewed Councils provision of that service
as acceptable (vertical axis).
CEO Rob Croxford de-
scribed the survey information as a useful snapshot of

the communities attitudes
towards council on a range
of variables.

The survey, particularly
the grid matrix, reminds
us of the relative importance the community places
on a range of our services
and how they think we are
performing.

Council will officially receive the results report at its

next meeting on 5 August.
The survey will be available on councils website

www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.
Hard copies are available at
Councils offices located at 15
Stead St Ballan, 182 Halletts
Way Darley and at the Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St
Bacchus Marsh.
The window of opportunity to provide feedback on the

proposed redevelopment of the Bacchus Marsh Racecourse
Recreation Reserve is nearly closed.
Councils draft Racecourse Recreation Reserve Site Masterplan and the Active Sports Precinct Masterplan is on public
exhibition until Thursday 30 July.
The draft plans include a multipurpose oval with two soccer
pitches and a cricket field, designated soccer pitches, Australian Rules oval, a community oval, pavilions, car parking,
change facilities, lighting, walking trails
and passive recrea
tion facilities amongst other things.
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell said community input is
valued on the project.
We have had a good response so far, with submissions being made and people discussing the project widely on social
media and to council officers, Mayor Tatchell said.
If you
would like to make a submission but havent yet,

there are just days left to do so, so get in quickly.
The draft documents can be viewed on Councils website,
at www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au or via displays at
Councils Customer Service Offices.
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Part of the Community
Love Your Bookshop Day
Join us on Saturday 8th August 10am2pm

Meet a Local Author.
Poetry workshop with Jennie Fraine.
Bacchus Marsh writers craft group,
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We are so excited to be back as part of the Bacchus Marsh

Community. We reopened on 9th of May for Mothers day
and had our grand opening on Saturday 16th May. We had
face painting, balloons, colouring in competitions, sausage
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The store was very busy and we were delighted to see so
many familiar faces back in our store. We are getting back
on our feet slowly as we rebuild our stock and learn what
our customers are looking for now we have moved to a Main
street location.
We apologise that we were unavailable for a few months but
all has worked out well in the end. Our wonderful customers
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We have been very warmly welcomed back and we would
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Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

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July at 2.35pm,
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On Monday 20
July, Kristy and
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from Bacchus
Marsh welcomed
their sixth child into
their family. A little
sister for Madison,
Macauly, Sam,
Jaxson and
Trystan, Aubrey
Janice weighed
3630 grams.
Sunbury couple Tenille and Chris

welcomed their first born child on
Thursday 23 July at 10.01am.
Estelle Lillian Elizabeth weighed
7lb 1oz (3470 grams).
Jye and Kaiden have a new little

brother, Carter Reid KETTLE.
Born to Bacchus Marsh parents
Rebecca Zeestraten and Tom
Kettle, Carter arrived on Thursday
23 July at 2.24pm, weighing 7lb 1
oz (3210 grams).
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ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held Wednesday 5 August, 2015 in the
James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 5pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
DRAFT BACCHUS MARSH RACECOURSE RESERVE SITE MASTERPLAN &
ACTIVE SPORTS PRECINCT MASTERPLAN
Moorabool Shire Council has endorsed the Draft Bacchus Marsh Racecourse Reserve Site
Master Plan & Active Sports Precinct Masterplan for the purpose of public exhibition for an
eight week period and Council are inviting feedback on the Draft Masterplans during this time.
The Draft Masterplans are on exhibition until Thursday 30 July 2015 for the community
to provide feedback.
The Draft documents can be viewed at Moorabool Have Your Say
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au or at Councils Customer Service Ofces:
15 Stead Street, Ballan
182 Halletts Way, Darley
Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
Submissions can be made in writing and sent to PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 or via
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au
Please contact the Engineering Services Unit on 5366 7100 for further information.
PUBLIC MEETING - BALLAN RECREATION RESERVE
There will be a public meeting at Ballan Recreation Reserve, Cowie Street, Ballan tonight,
Tuesday 28 July 2015, at 8pm.
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate no less than three or no more than nine people as
the Committee of Management for the Ballan Recreation Reserve for a term of three years. The
current committees term has expired. All positions will be declared open and nominations will
be accepted prior to or on the night. Nominations from women are encouraged.
Further information, nomination forms and nominee declaration forms may be obtained by
contacting your local Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning (DELWP) ofce or
at the meeting.
For further enquiries, please contact the Secretary John Waddington on 0417 003 408.
COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM
The Winter 2015 Community Grants Program will open on 1 August 2015 and close on 31
August 2015.
The Community Grants Program Guidelines are available on the Council Website:
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au. Applicants are strongly encouraged to discuss their project
with a Community Development Ofcer prior to lodging an application. Applicants are
encouraged to read and understand the Community Grants Program Guidelines carefully before
making a submission. Please contact Community Development Ofcers on 5366 7100 for
further information.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Library Ofcer Temporary part-time position until 27 November 2015
(60 hours per fortnight)- applications close on 2 August 2015.
General Crew Member Full-time Band 2
(commencing at $47,373 + Industry Allowance) - applications close on 14 August 2015
**Please be advised we do not accept applications through agencies**
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Auxiliary Works
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Tuesday 17 March 2015 at
www.tenderlink.com/moorabool.
UNDERBANK AMENDMENT
Planning and Environment Act 1987
MOORABOOL PLANNING SCHEME
Notice of Approval of Amendment
Amendment C62
The Minister for Planning has approved Amendment C62 to the Moorabool Planning Scheme.
The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government
Gazette.
The Amendment rezones 174 Morton Road, Pentland Hills, part of 5 Randwick Avenue, Bacchus
Marsh and part of Woolpack Road from Farming Zone to General Residential Zone, introduces
the Development Plan Overlay Schedule 6 and deletes the Design and Development Overlay
Schedule 2 from the site.
A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, at the Department of Environment,
Land, Water and Planning website at www.delwp.vic.gov.au/public-inspection and free of charge,
during ofce hours, at the ofces of the Moorabool Shire Council, 182 Hallets Way, Darley.
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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AMENDMENT
Amendment C70
The Moorabool Shire Council has prepared Amendment C70 to the Moorabool Planning
Scheme.
The Amendment affects a number of parcels of land throughout the municipality.
The Amendment proposes to correct a number of mapping anomalies by rezoning privately
owned land consistent with surrounding land, rezoning publicly owned land consistent with its
use and correcting the location of a heritage overlay. The Amendment also proposes to correct
a number of ordinance anomalies and remove a redundant referral control.
You may inspect the Amendment, any documents that support the Amendment and the
Explanatory Report about the Amendment, free of charge, at the following locations:
during ofce hours, at the ofce of the planning authority, Moorabool Shire Council:
15 Stead Street, Ballan
Lerderderg Library - Customer Service, 215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Darley Civic and Community Hub, 182 Halletts Way, Darley
at the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website:
www.dtpli.vic.gov.au/publicinspection
Any person who may be affected by the Amendment may make a submission to the planning
authority. Submissions must be made in writing giving the submitters name and contact address,
clearly stating the grounds on which the Amendment is supported or opposed and indicating
what changes (if any) the submitter wishes to make.
Name and contact details of submitters are required for Council to consider submissions and to
notify such persons of the opportunity to attend Council meetings and any public hearing held
to consider submissions. In accordance with the Planning and Environment Act 1987, Council
must make available for inspection a copy of any submissions made.
The closing date for submissions is 31 August 2015. A submission must be sent to the:
Moorabool Shire Council
PO Box 18
BALLAN VIC 3342
Attention: SSD
Or via email to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
BACCHUS MARSH LOCAL FLOOD GUIDE LAUNCH
Get all the information you need for your home and business ood planning. Features
information about ood mitigation works, and ood planning information and resources. On
Tuesday, 4 August 2015 at Bacchus Marsh VICSES, 11 Gisborne Rd, Bacchus Marsh, starting
at 10.30am. Morning tea to follow. Please RSVP by 31 July for catering purposes to Moorabool
Shire Council: 5366 7100.
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Arthur Chapman took

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Myna bird in Ballan,
June 2014.
Bacchus Marsh PS students get in some singing practice

before the event. Photo Lisa Comerford
War songs to
be sung
Myna is
major problem
By Jessica Howard
One of Australias most feral enemies has been spotted
in Ballan.
Native to Asia, the common
Indian Myna Bird was first
introduced into Australia to
control insect pests, however
has now been declared the
second greatest threat to native birds after land clearing.
Ballan Environmental Consultant, Arthur Chapman
said the first sighting of the
common bird was recorded
by the Royal Australasian
Ornithologists Union in
1976, however the numbers
have only increased.
There were two recorded
sightings [in 1976] in a 12
kilometre square around
the Ingliston area, towards
Pykes Creek, he said.
In 1985, a man by the name
of Roger Thomas recorded
sightings of five birds in the

area, and in 2009 there was a
sighting of 10 birds just south
of Ballan. They are no longer
uncommon around here, I
have seen them myself.
Mr Chapman first spotted five of the Indian Myna
Birds in 2011, followed by
ten birds in June of last year,
and has seen even more this
month, he said.
I wouldnt be surprised if
they were moving a little bit
west. Im on the edge of Ballan, but I see them here quite
often, they hang around
with the starlings and black
birds.
If anybody has horses or
horse farms, I imagine there
would be a lot around there
too, as they like to sit on the
back of the horses.
Dedicated birdwatcher and
naturalist, Neil Macumber
said the introduced birds
are known to chase away native wildlife by taking away

nesting spots, and threatening the breeding ability of
native, hollow-nesting birds.
Because the Indian Myna
are omnivores they will eat
absolutely anything from insects to fruit and vegetables,
and even other birds such as
sparrows, he said.
They build nests in tree
hollows and drive out our
native birds, and since we
have lost a lot of trees over
the years there are nowhere
near as many existing hollows, which means there is
major competition for our
native species.
Mr Macumber, who referred to the Indian Myna
Bird as a rat with wings,
said homemade traps were
a great way to eradicate the
bird, however if sighted,
residents of the Moorabool
Shire should contact their

council ranger.
In the 1930s or 40s, a plan
was published in The Weekly Times which identified
how to build a trap for sparrows, people still build them
today and they can be used
to trap the Myna as well, he
said.
Its a cage with a little funnel of food that sits on the
ground, and when the birds
hop inside the cage to reach
the food they cant get back
out. It works very effectively,
and from what Ive heard
you can also put a mirror
in the back of the box as the
Myna sees itself and thinks
there is a rival bird, which
draws them into the trap.
Mr Macumber said the bird
is about 230 to 250cm in size
and chocolate brown in colour, with a bright yellow bill
and legs.
By Jessica Howard
Singers from nine Moorabool Shire schools will join

together to commemorate
100-years of ANZAC.
Bacchus Marsh, Darley,
Pentland, Coimadai, Myrniong, Balliang East and St
Bernards Primary Schools
will join Bacchus Marsh
Grammar and Bacchus
Marsh College in a musical
commemoration to be held
on August 6.
Bacchus Marsh Great War
Centenary
Committee
(GWCC) president, Damien
Strangio said after approaching a number of local schools
with the idea, they were immediately interested.
The schools jumped on
board very enthusiastically
and I couldnt be more impressed with their involvement, he said.
When the GWCC set itself
up in 2013, the aim was to
ensure that Bacchus Marsh
held regular events right
through the five-year commemorative period. We also
hoped to involve and educate
our local school children as
much as possible. Virtually
every major event we have
held has seen a fantastic level of involvement from the
schools, and this production
is just another way to involve
our local children.
Mr Strangio said the musical event, which would
include a number of songs
relating to the First World
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would be a very important
date.
We have chosen to hold the
event on August 6 because it
is exactly 100-years since the
Australians attacked and occupied the Turkish frontline
at Lone Pine, Gallipoli, he
said.
These were a series of unfortunate battles that cost
thousands of Australians
their lives and it later lead to
the decision to evacuate Gallipoli, so to commemorate
this event exactly 100 years
later is really important.
Bacchus Marsh Primary
School principal, Ian Wren
said all the schools in town
would choose their choir to
each perform a song on the
night.
The production is really
going to tell a story of the
First World War through
music of that era, so there
will be songs from the beginning, during the war and
completion of the war, he
said.
About 200 or more students will be involved and
its great to see students
from every school working together. It is important
for them to understand the
100th anniversary and its
also our way of contributing
in a positive way.
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Reducing
road black
spots
By Kate Taylor
More than $2 million will
be spent on improving
three road black spots in
Moorabool.
Works on the Bacchus
MarshBalliang road and
Glenmore road intersection
at Rowsley will include the
installation of a single-lane
roundabout with signage
and lighting totalling $1.345
million.
Works totalling $419,000
will be done on Lerderderg
Gorge Road from Camerons
Road to Bacchus Marsh-Gisbourne Road at Darley that
will include widening the
pavement, line marking, installation of chevron alignment markers and advance
warning signage for curves,
installation of guard fencing
and construction of a sealed
shoulder.
The Clarendon-Blue Bridge
Road from Courts Road to
Woolshed Road at Clarendon will undergo similar
works, totalling $272,000.
The funding comes as part
of a $39.1 million boost to
the National Black Spot
Program.
An evaluation of the Black
Spot Program has found that
fatal and casualty crashes
are reduced at treated sites
by 30 per cent, equalling one
life per year for every 84 projects. Projects also return almost $7 for every $1 invested
by reducing the number and
cost of crashes.
The three sites were nominated by Moorabool Shire
Council and evaluated by
the Victorian panel which
reviews priorities for the
program; the panel includes

representatives of the Royal
Automobile Club of Victoria,
Victorian Transport Association, Victoria Police and state
and local government.
Councils
Infrastructure
Manager Phil Jeffrey explained that council made
an application to the Federal Black Spot Program
for a number of projects in
2014/15.
We are pleased that three
of these projects have been
successful in funding and
look forward to implementing them this financial year.
The funds are an opportunity to implement safety
measures at sites with a
known accident history and
will increase the safety of
the road network at these locations, Mr Jeffrey said.
Robert McLaren with an array of handcrafted, one of a kind ceramic drinking mugs.
Projecting life
through art
By Jessica Howard
The works of nine Moorabool artists are on display at

Ballarats Backspace Gallery.
Facets of Life features an

array of paintings, drawings, pastel works, sculptures and prints designed by
the Moorabool Artist Group
Network (MAGnet).
Inspired by the diverse environments and landscapes

of the Moorabool Shire, the
exhibition officially opened
on Saturday July 18 and
features the works of Nanette Coy, Vanessa Craven,
Terrie James, Concetta McFall, Robert McLaren, Sarah Peckham, Mary-Teresa
Ritchie, Shirleyrose Rowe
and Ri Van Veen.
speakers were also invited

to the dinners, such as Leigh
Tweedie from the Gallery on
Sturt in Ballarat.
[He] came and spoke about

how to put an exhibition together and how to approach
galleries in order to book a
space for an exhibition. We
then spent some time working on a theme and name
and discussing how to price
our work.
Since collaborating as a
group, MAGnet has had
two other group exhibitions, which were held at
the MoorArt Space in the
Lerderderg Library and the
Gallery on Sturt.
I think its important to
have people you can bounce
ideas off and be enthusiastic

and passionate with in terms
of your art, Ms Ritchie said.
I find regular meeting
with this group to be very
beneficial. I think, also, that
with three exhibitions under
our belts we are now more
confident in our art and in
how to promote and present
our work. It is a great support group and comes with
the added bonus of a whole
lot of creative ideas being
thrown around for discussion and action.
Facets of Life is a free exhibition that will run at 12pm
from Thursday to Sunday at
Backspace Gallery, 15 Camp
Street Ballarat Central, until
August 2.
Gordon resident, MaryTeresa Ritchie said the

group was created after Sarah Peckham advertised for
practising artists to gather at
the Wallace Hotel.
As the strawberries are growing so is the upcoming festival with a grant from the State
government. (L-R) David Durham, Glenda Jones and Don Nardella. Photo Helen Tatchell
Festival ripens
By Kate Taylor
A $4000 grant will assist with the staging

and marketing of this years Strawberries
and Cherries Festival in Bacchus Marsh.
It was one of 19 state government tourism
grants awarded in the state under the
Country Victoria Events Program Grants,
which are designed to encourage small-scale
events to engage local communities and
attract both day and overnight visitors.
Held in November, the annual Strawberries
and Cherries Weekend draws thousands of
visitors to celebrate the arrival of the first
spring crop, with fresh produce available for
purchase and pick your own activities.
Bacchus Marsh Tourism Association

President David Durham welcomed the
funding, and said an application will also be
made for Bacchus Marshs Harvest Festival.
The money will be used for all the usual
things relating to the festival - Advertising,
marketing, transport because we have
shuttle bus services, merchandise and
brochures etc, he said.
Member for Melton Don Nardella said the
Strawberries & Cherries festival is an eagerly
anticipated event on the Bacchus Marsh
calendar.
I encourage everyone to get along and see
for themselves what a great show we put on.
It was a bit like any group

that gets started in Moorabool I didnt really know if
I would know anyone or not
until I got there, and then I
saw that there were a few
familiar faces I knew from
around the place, she said.
One of the purposes was to

help us to become more proactive and professional to
get us more serious about exhibiting and selling our art.
Theres usually between
seven and 13 artists at the
dinners and we all know
each other quite well now.
Everyone has their own style
and their own medium, but
we still share ideas and support each others efforts and
work.
Ms
Ritchie
said
guest
Left: Sarah Peckham with her copper dragon.
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Dear Editor,
In response to Mrs Rose
De La cruz (Letters MN 21
July) re her advice to me to
do some research into the
impact of industrial wind
turbines and human health,
I wish to inform Rose of
the fact that I have been
engaged in that occupation
for the past six years. The
most important thing I have
gleaned from this research
is the necessity to read all
the very latest studies from
both sides of the equation.
The Massachusetts Study
was produced in January
2012, quite out of date re the
size and capacity of the latest turbines, quoted in the
study as being 1.8Mg output
and with a height of 50 to 75
metres. In the Moorabool
Shire, WestWind plans to
erect turbines to a height of
162 metres and 3 to 4 mg. in
capacity. It is like compar-
ing a Morris Minor with a

B Double truck. A lot of the
data produced obviously
requires further research,
especially in the area of
health and interpretation
of acoustical data. During
the recent Senate Enquiry
into wind turbines, many
eminent researchers worldwide have given compelling evidence that cannot be
ignored. There is a desperate need for full spectrum
acoustic studies to be done
before any more turbines are
erected too close to human
habitation.
The National Health and
Medical Research Council
recently agreed to conduct
research into adverse health
impacts on residents who
live within 1500 metres of
wind turbines. To quote
from their statement Given
the poor quality of current
direct evidence and the
WHATS ON
concern expressed by some

members of the community, high quality research
into possible health effects
of wind farms, particularly
within 1500 metres, is warranted. Hopefully this will
happen soon.
I have always agreed with
Roses sentiments and beliefs that renewable clean energy is a necessary part of an
environmentally sustainable
future. Unfortunately I am
being manipulated by people who want to discredit my
aim of protecting the health
of my family and the community in which I live.
Angela Kearns
Mt Egerton
Dear Editor,
Rose de la Cruz (The Moorabool News 21 July 2015) says
that I criticised her letter of
28 April 2015 for reporting
that a particular familys
house move was not related

to wind farms.
What Rose actually said in
the earlier letter was:
...the house referred to in
Ms Deans letter was not
owned by the mayor.
Rose did not at that time
make any statement about
the reasons for the Mayors
family move (nor would she
need to, having told us that
the home in question was
not the Mayors). She also at
that time did not make any
statement about the reason
for that non-Mayors family
home move (giving me the
impression that it was to
do with a close wind farm
development).
She now advises us that the
Mayors family move was
nothing to do with wind
farms.
What I actually said in my
letter was that:
With regard to the house
mentioned in her [my clarification: that is Roses letter

of 28 April 2015] letter, the
more important issue is that
someone is moving, rather
than who the owner is.
The issue to be resolved is
not whether renewable energy is a good thing or not, but
the fairness putting wind
turbines close to existing
dwellings, in particular, in
agricultural settings where
the residents do object.
I endeavour to debate the issues and I did not personally
attack Rose.
John Kowarsky
Ballan
Dear Editor,
I was very concerned to see
the new ABS Labour Figures
which show that Victoria is
shedding jobs under the Andrews Government.
Before the election Mr An-
drews promised 100,000 fulltime jobs within two years.

This months ABS labour
figures show that Daniel Andrews is not delivering on
his jobs promise.
Mr Andrews would need to
have delivered 25,000 new
full-time jobs in the first
six months to be on track to
meet his target. The new figures confirm that since December last year nearly 9,500
full-time jobs have been lost
in Victoria.
Instead of trying to buy
votes by announcing public
holidays that hurt local business and risk local jobs, the
Government needs to wake
up and get serious about
protecting and creating jobs.
The future of regional Victoria depends on it.
Joshua Morris MP
Member for Western
Victoria
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Offering classes in - CPR/First Aid, 1/8; Jewellery making,
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33-35 Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation
classes, community groups, occasional child care, venue hire.
Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390, www.darleylearning.
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MEETINGS
Friends of Maddingley Park

Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each
month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers
Memorial Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535 or secretary@
lallalmooraboolphotographicgroup.org
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)

Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Jack 9741 9705.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 1 August, 8am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month.
Inglis St, Ballan. Enquiries - 0432 961 975 (Paul).
Darley Market
Saturday 25 July, 8am 1pm. Stalls offer bric-a-brac, fruit/
veg, clothing, plants and more. 1st & 3rd Saturday each
month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries 0488 345
145 (Alan).
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 8 August, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday
each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0498 361 291 or
0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Catholic Gordon Parsh

Mass Times Saturday 1 August Dunnstown, 6.30pm
Sunday 2 August Gordon, 8.45am; Ballan, 10.30am.
B3 Community Focused, family friendly church with a
difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue
Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times -Saturday 1August -St Johns Bungaree, 6pm.
Sunday 2August -St Johns Ballan, 9.30am;St James
Morrisons, 5pm.
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Enquiries: Gerald Connor 0409 409 602
James Molesworth 0402 000 450
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish

Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday (3rd Sunday of
month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of
month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Sundays 8.30am & 10am; Wednesdays 10am;
Balliang - 2nd & 4th Sundays 9am; Myrniong - 1st & 3rd
Sunday 11am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm. Enquiries
5367 5362 (office).
Church of the Living God
Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Ballan Uniting Church
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
Bacchus Christian Fellowship
Sunday Services 11am, RSL, Main St, Bacchus Marsh Enq.
Jim 0434 341 797. Bible Studies Wednesday 7pm, Enq. Donato
0411 289 561.
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
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News
Womens war
tales in print
By Jessica Howard
Darley has provided a backdrop to a collection of short

stories.
Between the Dances features the tales of over 300

women who lived during
the Second World War, some
of which spent their time at
the Darley Military Camp.
Established on 160-hectares
at Camerons Road Darley,
the camp saw a number of
recruits from the Australian
Womens Army Service undergo training before being
mustered into a trade.
Participants in the 2014 Defying the Drift program.
Defy the drift

and stay on
the land
Written by Melbournebased author Jacqueline Dinan, Between the Dances

tells of the camps basic
living conditions, including communal showers and
toilets without doors, strawfilled mattresses and tents or
tin huts that slept about 20
women.
In the main, recruits took a

train to Bacchus Marsh, then
clambered onto army trucks
to be transferred to Darley, a
training camp that sat on a
plateau near a gorge and was
known for its extremely cold
weather, an extract from
Jacquelines book reads.
The recruits underwent
drills, poison gas tests,
marching, lectures on hygiene, first aid, map reading,
military law and overview
of rations.
the street with a tin hat and

gas mask.
Ms Wrights memories join

hundreds of other stories
that were received by Jacqueline after she distributed a questionnaire around
Australia using Legacy
and Country Womens Associations regional branch
network.
Published in March 2015

by Ventura Press, the book
also features the story of a
current day Bacchus Marsh
resident.
I couldnt believe the

response. 300 women replied to the questionnaire
and from there I got on the
phone or visited them where
I could, Jacqueline said.
Ms Wright recalls the big

empty houses with nothing
but mesh to cover the bare
windows and walking down
They met them at the

dances, which were held in
little halls in small towns
Originally from England,

Margaret Wright contributed her story from when she
was just 19-years-old and
an enlistee in the Womens
Auxiliary Air Force.
Whilst the women spoke

primarily about their incredible war effort, they also
spoke about the men and
the good, the bad and the
naughty stories that came
with them.
such as Ballan and they provided them with so much

entertainment. That is where
the name originates from,
whilst they enjoyed these
events its really about what
the women were doing between the dances.
After three years of preparation, Jacqueline said it had
been a fascinating journey
and was grateful to have
captured the history of so
many interesting women.
The women I interviewed
are part of a very historic
generation and Ive been
lucky enough to capture this
oral history. It now holds
no expiry date, the book is
now on the shelves for generations of families to share,
explore and cherish.
Between the Dances is
available at all bookshops
and libraries for $32.95 rrp.
For more information, visit
http://eventive.net.au.
WIN WIN WIN

For your chance to win a copy of Jacqueline Dinans book
Between the Dances, simply send your name, address and
phone number to the Moorabool News via the website
www.themooraboolnews.com.au
Click on Competitions
Winners will be notified and must be able to collect prize from
Ballan office.
Entries close on Thursday 6 August, 2015 at 5pm.
Young residents from Moorabool Shire are invited to

participate in an innovative
program aimed at retaining
young people on farms and
in agribusiness in Western
Victoria.
Defying the Drift is a
unique program developed
by Marcus Oldham College
and Rotary District 9780 that
includes around 60 Rotary
Clubs in Western Victoria.
The program is available
to year 10 and 11 secondary students in Moorabool
Shire considering a career
in agriculture and related
industries.
The program is centred
around a three day residential course at Marcus
Oldham College in Geelong
from Monday the 28th of
September to Wednesday
the 30th of September 2015.
Rotary District 9780 Rural
Support Committee Chairman Rob Pelletier said the
aim of Defying the Drift is
to expose participants to a
cross section of agricultural
enterprises, including leadership development.
He said participants visited
businesses operating at different stages in the chain
of production from paddock to plate while also
reecting the range of business sizes and approaches
evident in agriculture in the
21st century.
Mr Pelletier said the Defying the Drift program was
an ideal way for young men
and women in Moorabool
Shire to gain wider exposure
to different facets of Victorias agriculture industry.
It is heartening to note that
Defying the Drift appeals
equally to girls and boys,
belying the traditional image of agriculture as a male
dominated industry, he
said.
The 2014 program included slightly more boys than
girls, but overall, the pro-
gram attracts approximately

equal numbers. The more or
less equal gender involvement reects the composition of the post-secondary
programs offered at Marcus
Oldham College and other
tertiary agriculture programs, Mr Pelletier said.
Participants in the 2014
Defying the Drift program
came from towns across
Western Victoria including Bacchus Marsh, Portland, Beaufort, Maryborough, Daylesford, Geelong
East, Charlton, Terang and
Wendouree.
More information about
Defying the Drift, including
a downloadable application
form and online enquiry
form, can be found at www.
ruralsupport.org
For further information
telephone
George
Kirsanovs on (03) 5349-2550 or
0458-492-555.
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News
Schools out
By Jessica Howard
TOM
After four decades of teaching, a St Brigids Primary

School teacher has put away
her chalk for the last time.
Diane Johnson was farewelled by the school on Friday, June 23 after 40-years of
teaching - 20 of which were
spent in Ballan.
The grade prep teacher was
celebrated with a farewell
mass and a ride in a Harley
Davidson sidecar.
Mrs Johnson said whilst
retirement was quite daunting, she was excited to move
onto the next stage of her life.
Its overwhelming when
something you have done
for so many years of your life
just doesnt exist anymore,
but it is obviously really
positive too, she said.
I have really enjoyed what
Ive done but am also looking forward to the next
chapter.
And an exciting chapter that
will be, with Mrs Johnson
soon flying out to Italy for
12-months with her husband
and previous St Brigids Primary School principal, Peter.
We have a little place not
far from Florence, so we will
go over and do some travelling, enjoy the wine and
smell the olives. We are also
going to New Zealand to do
some skiing, she said.
I think it is important
that you have goals. To go
Blakeville resident and GWLG member Colleen Kirby in front of blackberries holding the
contract for their Grant of $20,200, to rid the area of the weed. Photo - submitted
from such a busy lifestyle to
absolutely nothing can be
confronting, so we have big
plans ahead. But I am also
looking forward to just having time to sew, to knit, to
bake and to garden.
St Brigids Primary School
principal, Gabrielle Driscoll
said whilst she had only
been with the St Brigids
community for six months,
it was very clear that Mrs
Johnson was a highly respected educator and a very
treasured lady.
Over many years all of the
children entering our school
have been given a wonderful
start to their primary school
education through the very
committed and professional
work of Dianne, she said.

While we are going to really miss Diane here at St
Brigids, we know that both
she and Peter are now embarking on the next exciting
phase of their life.
Mrs Johnson said she would
miss St Brigids Primary
School, in particular the look
on her students faces upon
learning something new.
Just the joy on their faces
when they discover something they can do, such as
reading that is a vision that
will stay with me for the rest
of my life, she said.
Any time I saw it, the joy
for me was always equal. It
never diminished.
Blackberries on notice
By Jessica Howard
The war against the blackberry bush weed could be
nearing its end thanks to
valuable funding received
by the Greendale Wombat
Landcare Group.
With a community grant
worth $20,200, the local
group will now be able to
undertake works to rid the
Colbrook and Blakeville areas of the invasive weed.
President Simon Lidgett
said the group was going to
call a meeting for landholders in the area in order to
finalise plans for the project,
which would start during

the growing season in November and December.
Even with the whole area
treated, there will still be
regrowth of new plants but
these will be much easier to
control by land managers,
he said.
Two to three years followup and the area should
be pretty well clear of the
problem.
The blackberry is considered one of worst weeds in
Australia due to its potential
to spread and economic and
environmental impacts, and
was declared a weed of na-
Environmental Opinion
tional significance in 1999.

The project has been made
feasible by a Port Phillip
and Westernport Catchment
Management
Authority
community grant.
Mr Lidgett said his group
was delighted to receive
the funding and expects
landowners and public land
managers to co-invest in the
project.
We have already got farmers in the Blakeville area
ready to start.
For more information, contact Simon Lidgett on 0409
948 571.
with Tom Kingston
Safeguarding human health and existence
I wrote recently about the

government of the Netherlands being ordered by the
legal system to increase its
use of renewable energy.
If you want more on this I
suggest you go to this website a very positive thing
happening in an otherwise
negative climate change
action world. The website
is - http://www.edotas.org.
au/climate-litigation-watchmarjan-minnesmas-presentation/.
The recent document from
the Lancet Commission on
planetary health is no lightweight read and I must say
one of the characteristics
of scientific reports on anything, but especially on climate change, is that they are
thorough and detailed. It is
as if the researchers feel the
need to support everything
and anything with extremely rigorous evidence and
realms of paper. Of course

thorough research goes
without saying but reading such research does take
some time. Maybe it is better
to shout ridiculous claims
than read long research
papers. At least those who
shout the loudest against
climate change dont seem to
have devoted much time to
reading such works as this.
That is not to mention the
latest Papal document on climate change which is itself
somewhat of a tome.
Anyway back to the latest
Lancet Commission report
on planetary health, this
time entitled Safeguarding human health in the
Anthropocene epoch by
a longish list of researchers, again a necessary accompaniment these days
against climate deniers. I
thought it might be an idea
to include the entire list to
acknowledge these people

who spend their lives, not
raising money or climbing
corporate ladders, but doing research on our behalf.
The list; Sarah Whitmee,
Andy Haines, Chris Beyrer,
Frederick Boltz, Anthony
G Capon, Braulio Ferreira
de Souza Dias, Alex Ezeh,
Howard Frumkin, Peng
Gong, Peter Head, Richard
Horton, Georgina M Mace,
Robert Marten, Samuel S
Myers, Sania Nishtar, Steven
A Osofsky, Subhrendu K
Pattanayak, Montira J Pongsiri, Cristina Romanelli,
Agnes Soucat, Jeanette Vega,
Derek Yach. This report goes
for 56 Pages, has 400 references at its end and many
graphs throughout that all
point upward at a growing
rate. The graphs that were so
well highlighted by Al Gore
in An Inconvenient Truth
are shown in this report, as
in all others I have read, to be
all too accurate.

What this report says, in
brief is: 1. the concept of planetary health is based on the
understanding that human
health and human civilisation depend on flourishing
natural systems and the wise
stewardship of those natural
systems. However, natural
systems are being degraded
to an extent unprecedented
in human history. 2. Environmental threats to human
health and human civilisation will be characterised
by surprise and uncertainty.
Our societies face clear and
potent dangers that require
urgent and transformative
actions to protect present
and future generations. 3.
The present systems of governance and organisation
of human knowledge are
inadequate to address the
threats to planetary health.
We call for improved gov-
ernance to aid the integration of social, economic, and

environmental policies and
for the creation, synthesis,
and application of interdisciplinary knowledge to
strengthen planetary health.
4. Solutions lie within reach
and should be based on the
redefinition of prosperity to
focus on the enhancement of
quality of life and delivery
of improved health for all,
together with respect for the
integrity of natural systems.
This endeavour will necessitate that societies address
the drivers of environmental
change by promoting sustainable and equitable patterns of consumption.
Safeguarding
human
health in the Anthropocene
epoch has a Case study entitled Environmental change:
shocks and slow motion catastrophe in Pakistan. Just
one point raised in the case
study: Surface water availability is diminishing rapidly in Pakistan. About 5000

m of water was available per
person per year in the early
1950s but by 2005 this number had reduced to 1400 m
and, if preventive action is
not taken and present trends
continue, demand is projected to outstrip supply by
2025. Climate change is likely to increase water stress.
The amount of water flowing
into Indus River might decrease by as much as 3040%
in the next 20 years.
Indeed we can see that all
governments need to act,
and maybe we need to take
all governments to court
over this vital issue. Viva the
Netherland claimants.
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting: Thursday July 30th Ballan Community House 7.30pm.
All Welcome.
One-person
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Melbourne side of Ballarat
229 Bungaree-Wallace Road,
Bungaree
Conveniently positioned 10 minutes drive to Ballarat

and offering easy access to the Melbourne Freeway,
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Over the next 25 years
the number of one-person
households in Australia will
increase by 65 per cent. The
Australian Bureau of Statistics predicts that by 2036
about 3.4 million of us will
live alone.
That will mean single buyers, already one of the largest property buying groups,
will be an increasing proportion of real estate agents
clients. These buyers include
all age groups: young, first
home buyers; buyers in their
middle years, those recently
divorced or ending a property-sharing arrangement;
and elderly buyers. And of
course solo buyers of all ages
upgrade, upsize and downsize and buy for investment,
just as buyers with partners
and families do.
In 2010 the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institutes report on Australias
changing patterns of home
ownership found rates for
singles aged 25 to 44 had
increased by 8.1 per cent in
the decade to 2006. Home
ownership by single parents
was also up.
So the traditional first
home buyer a young couple, either newly married or
buying their marital home
is just one of a number of
types of first home buyers

these days. But young single
buyers face particular challenges: they must save a deposit normally 10 per cent
of the purchase price alone
and be able to make the
mortgage repayments. And
they must select a property
they are confident they can
manage.
However the ABS also
found that this trend was
being driven by the ageing
population. In 2011, eight
per cent of people aged 15-64
were living alone, compared
with 25 per cent of people
aged 65 and over.
These single buyers are also
helping to drive the trend to
apartment, unit and townhouse living across Victoria,
with increasing apartment
construction in regional
centres and outer suburbs,
traditionally the preserve of
the family home. The median price of a one-bedroom
apartment in outer Melbourne rose by 4.5 per cent
in the past year. In regional
Victoria the median price
of a three-bedroom unit or
apartment rose by 7.8 per
cent in the past year while
for two-bedroom units and
apartments the increase was
5.4 per cent.
Many single buyers want a
manageable property where
chores such as garden maintenance and gutter cleaning
are the body corporates
responsibility.
But while young single buyers look for an affordable
property, older single buyers
are often cashed up. Downsizing lone householders
selling a family home mean
a strong demand for quality,
high spec apartments either
in major regional centres or
closer to Melbourne.
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This neat and tidy 2 bedroom weatherboard

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Set up for the horse enthusiast, cedar home

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plus a single garage, large separate work/
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tack room, horse wash, 2 external stables,
several day paddocks with shelters and a
large paddock approximately 8 acres in size.
A flood lit arena, water troughs with ball floats
and a hay/machinery shed of appx 15 x 15 ft.
956 Blakeville Road
186 Kennedys Lane
CHARACTER AND CHARM
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BALLAN
DALES CREEK
$495,000
$469,000
10/25 Lay Court
96 Cowans Drive
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3 bedroom b/v set on appx 2770m . All bedrooms

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cook top and a dishwasher. Main bathroom has
separate bath and shower and toilet. Reverse cycle
ducted heating/cooling plus gas energy saver in the
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5 bedroom, 2 bathroom home set on approx.

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which requires finishing. The family bathroom
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The kitchen offers free standing gas/electric stove,
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garden and chook sheds and an American style
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throughout. The bathroom offers shower,
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will find, a single carport attached to the side
of the house, small garden shed for storage
and a rear verandah. New colorbond fencing
surrounds the property.
This 3 bedroom brick veneer home is set on

approximately 5 acres of absolute seclusion. All
bedrooms with birs with the master also having
an ensuite with a deep bath. The kitchen/meals/
family area is open plan with tiled flooring and
the dining room separate. The laundry is large
and offers a double sink and storage cupboards.
Heating is supplied via two wood fires. The
property offers ample parking space with a
double garage under roofline and a separate
colour bond garage with dirt flooring, a dam, an
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$469,000
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approx 7m x 5m. 2 dams stocked with trout. The
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0448 677 772
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Sat 1st August 10.30-11.00am
WHERE DESIGN & PRESENTATION MEET
Darley
ASKING $429,000
11 Seton Way
Exclusive family home which is only 2 years old creates a quality impression. Master Bedroom, with
WIR & ens. 3 further bedrooms with BIRs. Large kitchen, quality European stainless steel appliances &
fixtures, Caesarstone bench tops & extensive storage capacity. Large light-filled dining/living area, study
& large alfresco. Separate theatre room, over-sized double garage with access to the 744sqm block, gas
central heating & split system cooling, well-maintained gardens.
PID: 803886
ASKING $272,000
A WINNING UNIT
Bacchus Marsh
8/189 Gisborne Road
This immaculate unit is located close to the Darley Plaza & Gisborne Road, and features 3 bedrooms, a
big lounge with R/C air conditioner & a gas console heater. A great kitchen, meals area, bathroom with
bath & shower, separate WC and a good size laundry are all part of this neat package. Externally we have
a single garage with rolladoor, and a nice courtyard and garden completes the picture. With instant appeal
to owner/occupier or investors, this is a must see unit. Book an inspection soon.
PID: 798753
WALK IN & FEEL RIGHT AT HOME
Bacchus Marsh
31 Beresford Crescent
ASKING $370,000
You will feel right at home in this 3 bedroom + study home. The spacious formal lounge & dining room
have quality carpets & window furnishings & the timber kitchen has quality appliances. The meals area
& adjacent study provides you with your second living space. The master bedroom has a dressing area
with BIRs & full ens complete with spa. Remaining bedrooms have BIRs. Ducted heating & cooling.
Landscaped gardens, alfresco area, 2 garden sheds & a drive thru carport.
PID: 803337
ASKING $338,000
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
7 Hine Court
Set back off the street this private family home is impeccable both inside & out. Features 3 bedrooms,
ens to master, open plan kitchen/meals/lounge room. The living area is light & bright, the heating &
cooling is well covered with gas central heating & split system a/c for summer. Outside you will find a
large covered entertainment area, double garage with rear roller door access, all set on a wonderful size
fully landscaped block perfect for all to enjoy.
PID: 798282
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Sat 1st August 10.30-11.00am

ASKING $415,000
DESIGNED TO IMPRESS
Bacchus Marsh
11a Waddell Street
Situated right on the doorstep of Bacchus Marsh CBD, just moments stroll to Cafes, Shops, Hotels & The
Village Shopping Centre. This ideal investment opportunity boasts features that include, 3 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms, modern kitchen, carpeted living areas, generous laundry, remote controlled garage with
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separate title, no body corporate.
PID: 795574
Bacchus Marsh
Located in beautiful Arnolds Creek estate this brand new family home is sure to impress. 4 bedrooms &
2 great living areas including the formal lounge & an open plan kitchen/meals/family room. The master
bedroom has ens & WIR & 3 remaining bedrooms have BIRs. Family room has a study nook. Ducted
heating & split system a/c in the family room. There is direct access from the double garage to the
backyard, a large alfresco area is off the family room & all concrete paving.
PID: 804314
Daryl Gould
0409 233 157
Bob Gunnell
0417 566 951
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
ASKING $380,000
37 Longtree Drive
Sat 1st August 11.30am-12.00pm
Sat 1st August 1.30-2.00pm
Melton West
8 Todman Court
Situated in a quiet court location in the Underbank Estate, this home is the ultimate entertainer.
A well laid out 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with two separate living areas, expansive outdoor
entertainment area and beautiful timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Ducted heating
& ducted cooling compliment the overall package. Situated on a substantial 930 square metre
block.
PID: 788162
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

BRAND SPANKING NEW!
ASKING $385,000
COLONIAL ENTERTAINER
GOOD STARTER, LARGE BLOCK
Bacchus Marsh
45 Holts Lane
ASKING $295,000
This property provides the perfect opportunity to secure a great first home or investment property
on a larger than normal block. A neat and tidy 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with a gas heater in
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Peter Leonard
0429 671 990
Ph 5367 2333
PID: 742466
Steve Creese
0475 888 101
Ian McDonald
0418 522 549
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LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
Premier Renovator/Development Opportunity
Popular Maddingley! - INSPECT SATURDAY
BACCHUS MARSH 3 Franklin Street
Superb family friendly address positioned in a tree lined street on a

block of approximately 900sqm. Comprising of 4 spacious bedrooms,
large lounge, high ceilings, neat bathroom, renovated kitchen, dining
room, and sun room at the rear of the home. Outside features double
carport, separate workshop/garage, teenagers retreat/bungalow.
Gardens with fruit trees, veggie garden, fernery and assorted shade
houses. Conveniently located close to Grammar & Bacchus Marsh
Secondary College, shops, Maddingley Park and public transport.
Inspect: Sat 2.00-2.30pm

Price: $379,000
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Spacious Home in Quiet Court - INSPECT SATURDAY
DARLEY 16 Cunningham Close
Beyond the modest faade of this comfortable home lies a remarkably

spacious, private and convenient home. The home is designed to take in the
North aspect and the land size is approximately 1100sqm. Set back from the
street and offering a versatile floorplan, neatly presented interiors, spacious
lounge, adjoining dining room, kitchen/meals area. 3 generous bedrooms
master with WIR & ensuite, central bathroom and laundry. Outside you will
find established gardens, paved driveway, 4 car carport. Set in a quiet court
only minutes from Primary Schools and local Shopping Centre.
BACCHUS MARSH 56 Masons Lane
Inspect: Sat 3.00-3.30pm

Price: $329,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $329,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 9 Shea Street
Land size of approx 589sqm. Features a spacious lounge with gas

heating & split system a/c, wood heater, modern kitchen with quality
appliances, 3 good sized bedrooms, neat & tidy bathroom and
laundry, freshly painted throughout, polished timber flooring is a real
feature. Outside is a covered pergola area, single carport & garden
shed, very well established garden setting. Located only minutes to
Main Street Shops, Schools, Medical Facilities, & Train Station. Dont
miss this opportunity.
Price: $269,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
ELDORADO
Price: $345,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Town Central! - PRICE REDUCED
BACCHUS MARSH 20 Young Street
A Touch of Paradise
In the centre of town!
A chance to renovate or redevelopment. In the same family ownership

for over 65 years this cement sheet clad home sits on a huge 1163
sqm allotment with general residential zoning. 3 bedrooms, study,
living room, kitchen/meals area and bathroom. Separate large
character styled one bedroom bungalow with living/kitchen area.
You have the chance to build your dream home here or use for unit
development S.T.C.A. It is all here for you! Ideally located to popular
Primary Schools, Village Shopping Center and Masons Lane Reserve.
BACCHUS MARSH 91 Gisborne Road
Occupying a generous 929sqm (approx) block of land, this original

3 bedroom home is limited only by your creativity. Providing 3 large
bedrooms and a centralised kitchen with formal dining area, brightly
lit living room, separate laundry, neat & tidy bathroom. The home
provides all the essential foundations for creative refurbishment with
ample space for extension. Centrally located to Main Street Village
Shopping, Premier Primary Schools, Masons Lane Sports Reserve, &
Railway Station.
BACCHUS MARSH 13 Stamford Close
You will think you have struck gold when you discover this
magnificently located central vacant block of land that is perfectly
positioned to Main Street Shops, popular Primary Schools,
Medical Facilities and the Railway Station. Approximately 650
sqm in size and tucked away at the end of a fabulous court this
block offers the potential to build your dream home or make a
great development site.
Price: $299,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Room for Your Needs
You could not find a better location to Bacchus Marsh Village

Shopping Centre and local Primary Schools. This solid brick home Inspect: By appointment
is worthy of a renovation or development from here, (S.T.C.A). 3
bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen/meals. Set on a large block
Price Reduced: $369,000
the possibilities are endless, call today!
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
DARLEY 19 Cunningham Close
Positioned amongst other quality homes and in a quiet Court,

this family sized home sits on approx. 1000 square metre level
block. Appealing 4 bedrooms, WIRs and ensuite to master
bedroom. Comfortable interior features 2 generous living areas.
A Tasmanian Oak kitchen is the centre hub of the home with
quality appliances. Outside is a double carport, pergola area,
established gardens and fencing offering loads of room to move.
Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $345,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Mobile: 0418 343 754

MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
BANOOL AUCTION
LUS
P
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ACR
BACCHUS MARSH
51-61 Main Street
This substantial original Californian styled
brick residence was built in 1929 and is
advantaged by a coveted North-East aspect
offering glorious views overlooking the
Bacchus Marsh Township, located within
walking distance to all local amenities.
Set on a magnificent allotment of
8890sqm (approx.) represents an excellent
opportunity for a potential subdivision
development S.T.C.A.
Alternatively the home boasts grand
reception area, high decorative ceilings,
timber flooring, leadlight windows, feature
timber wall panelling define elegant formal
rooms. Accompanied by 4 bedrooms, two
bathrooms, study, and all living areas
overlooking old styled gardens.
Zoned General Residential, this redevelopment opportunity enjoys close proximity
to Village Shops, Cafes, Restaurants, Train
Stations and Great Schools.
Terms 10% Deposit
Balance 30-60 days
Inspect: Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm

Saturday 1.00-1.30pm
Auction: 15th August at 11am
On Site
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
GREAT LOCATION! AUCTION
BACCHUS MARSH
33 Franklin Street
IONDAY
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AU ATUR
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THIS
Great opportunity to secure this charming

well presented home in a beautiful tree
lined street in the popular Maddingley
area. All within easy reach of schools,
shops, tennis courts, Maddingley Park and
the Railway Station.
Set on a large corner allotment of 1011sqm
(approx.) makes this property extremely
appealing to the intelligent investor.
With a comfortable interior the home
reveals 4 bedrooms (2 with BIRs), high
ceilings, timber kitchen with electric
appliances, central bathroom, laundry
with second shower and walk in linen,
and a huge lounge where you can enjoy
the beautiful views of the Werribee River
Reserve.
Outside is a conveniently located double
garage, 12m x 5m powered workshop, well
established gardens, wide north facing
patio area. General Residential Zoning.
Land size 20.12m x 50.29m.
Terms 10% Deposit
Balance 30-60 Days
Inspect: Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm
Auction: 1st August 11am
On Site
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Phone: 5367 8128
Mobile: 0418 343 754
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Following
promptly in different situations, could
be very helpful this week. Your friendship circle broadens.
Take health concerns seriously. Creative activities are
highlighted on the weekend.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
Research is highlighted this week. You may be preparing

a family tree. Try to fulfil as many obligations as possible.
The list is about to grow again.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Your artistic abilities are noteworthy. You have good
colour sense and this week is favourable for redecorating
or anything to do with colour. Some travel is indicated.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Despite attempts to delegate work, you are still going it
alone. The romantic picture continues to brighten thanks
to your partners warm sentiments. Avoid risky financial
moves.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
1.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
14.
18.
20.
23.
24.
25.
ACROSS
Reforming (5,8)
Start (5)
Miner (7)
Refuse (6)
Standing (6)
Rebuke (5)
Game (5)
Pester (6)
Span (6)
Tell (7)
Requirments (5)
Sedatives (8,5)
NO. 8914
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
13.
15.
16.
17.
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21.
22.
DOWN
Prattle (6)
Bar (5)
Refined (7)
Correct (4)
Apportion (5)
Sparkle (7)
Bird (6)
Boat (7)
Vegetable (7)
Refrain (6)
Against (6)
Depression (5)
Reside (5)
Daze (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. By which one calculates the population of the next
world? (4,9). 8. Sends the men spoken of (5). 9. Marked
as having been agreed upon (7). 10. By mid-morning
going off to have a drink (6). 11. On the cricket pitch, will
it really make you laugh? (6). 12. Guide giving you a
helpful hint (5). 14. To go on tiptoe would be appropriate
(5). 18. Would seeing it in a pram perturb one? (6). 20.
Intelligent, which is auspicious (6). 23. The creature
brought back from space can fit inside (7). 24. Off-colour, liable to be attacked by the birds? (5). 25. He gives
better advice (6,7).
DOWN
1. Ask if theres a ready sale for (6). 2. Frightening one
of the players (5). 3. Theres a break again and the pet
is exercised (7). 4. Rules of behaviour the house-boy
must come up to (4). 5. Happen to have the duplicate
keys in our possession (5). 6. State aid Nina arranged
to get (7). 7. Contrivance you go all over the place to
aquire (6). 13. Anyhow, I cant carry it, its so very big
(7). 15. Finds it increases the volume (5,2). 16. Its a
paint, he informs you beforehand (6). 17. Will it bear up,
no matter how long the race? (6). 19. A curly tail and a
point to the tongue (5). 21. Big? Im delighted! (5). 22.
Hurry right back and turn to (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8913
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Dead reckoning. 8, Mails (males). 9, Decided. 10, (mor)N(ing)-oggin. 11, Crease. 12, Steer. 14,
Steal. 18, Rattle. 20, Bright. 23, Mo-nit-or (rev.). 24,
Seedy. 25, Racing tipster.
Down - 1, Demand. 2, A-wing. 3, Re-spite. 4 ,Co-dE. 5,
O-CC-ur. 6, Indiana (anag.). 7, Gad-get. 13, T-it-anic.
15, Turns up . 16, Primer. 17, Stayer. 19, Lati-N. 21,
Great. 22, Tr-ot.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Weakness. 6, Sash. 8, Bias. 9, Souvenir.
10, Stork. 11, Bungle. 13, Callow. 15, Locate. 17, Spirit.
19, Knave. 22, Transmit. 23, Iris. 24, Knee. 25, Remember.
Down - 2, Evict. 3, Kestrel. 4, Ease. 5, Squabble. 6,
Stern. 7, Skillet. 12, Two-timer. 14, Aspirin. 16, Confirm.
18, Range. 20, Voice. 21, Stem.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1,R-ambl-ing. 6, Rows. 8, List. 9, All in all. 10,
Se-V-en. 11, Imp-air. 13, Wren-Ch. 15, Enrage (anag.).
17, Tit-bit. 19, A-cute. 22, Debona-I-r. 23, Va-s-t. 24, Stun
(rev.). 25, De-sert-ed.
Down - 2, Al-IV-e. 3, Bitter-N. 4, I-van. 5, Gul-liver. 6,
Run-up. 7, W-ill-ing. 12, Shetland (anag.). 14, R-aiment. 16, Recover. 18, Brown. 20, Taste. 21, Iris.
Understanding a friends point of view helps you deal

with your own problems. A shaky relationship is on a
steadier course but this is not the week for coasting.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Following up leads promptly in different situations, could
be very helpful this week. Your friendship circle broadens.
Take health concerns seriously. Creative activities are
highlighted on the weekend.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
Research is highlighted this week. You may be preparing
a family tree. Try to fulfil as many obligations as possible.
The list is about to grow again.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
This is a great week for planning a commonsense diet or
fitness plan. Once you resist the initial temptations, your
self confidence soars. A new friendship is in the picture.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
An absent minded streak surfaces briefly. Be sure to
record appointments promptly. Unexpected visitors may
arrive in the middle of the week. The weekend is good
for catching up on correspondence and related chores.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
Dont compromise your standards for the sake of being

cooperative. Articulate opinions clearly, but maintain
some degree of diplomacy. In finance, more planning is
the key. ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
You are in a mood to discard excess baggage, but dont
be too eager to dispense with keepsakes. A scholarship is
accented - this is a good week for planning studies.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Meetings focus on your role in a community project. You
may receive the go-ahead by Friday. This week could see
you making an important addition to a favourite
collection.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
A blend of instinct and logic could lead to improvements
in the friendship situation. Rapport with an older person
improves significantly. The time may be opportune for
presenting ideas.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Self-improvement plans are highlighted. You may be
starting a sensible diet or fitness programme. News from
faraway clears up a mystery. Children help solve a domestic dilemma.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Weigh all sides before making a decision. Impetuosity
can be your downfall. You love all of lifes comforts and why not? Intellectual activity, travel, writing and self
awareness are all spotlighted.
This is a great week for planning a commonsense diet or

fitness plan. Once you resist the initial temptations, your
self confidence soars. A new friendship is in the picture.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
An absent minded streak surfaces briefly. Be sure to
record appointments promptly. Unexpected visitors may
arrive in the middle of the week. The weekend is good
for catching up on correspondence and related chores.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Dont compromise your standards for the sake of being
cooperative. Articulate opinions clearly, but maintain
some degree of diplomacy. In finance, more planning is
the key.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
You are in a mood to discard excess baggage, but dont
be too eager to dispense with keepsakes. A scholarship is
accented - this is a good week for planning studies.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Meetings focus on your role in a community project. You
may receive the go-ahead by Friday. This week could see
you making an important addition to a favourite
collection.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
A blend of instinct and logic could lead to improvements
in the friendship situation. Rapport with an older person
improves significantly. The time may be opportune for
presenting ideas.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Self-improvement plans are highlighted. You may be
starting a sensible diet or fitness programme. News from
faraway clears up a mystery. Children help solve a domestic dilemma.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Weigh all sides before making a decision. Impetuosity
can be your downfall. You love all of lifes comforts and why not? Intellectual activity, travel, writing and self
awareness are all spotlighted.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Going straight. 8, Begin. 9, Collier. 10, Litter. 11, Status. 12, Scold. 14, Sport. 18, Harass. 20,
Bridge. 23, Recount. 24, Needs. 25, Sleeping pills.
Down - 1, Gabble. 2, Ingot. 3, Genteel. 4, Tick. 5, Allot.
6, Glitter. 7, Thrush. 13, Coracle. 15, Parsnip. 16, Chorus. 17, Versus. 19, Slump. 21, Dwell. 22, Stun.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8914
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Round 13 v Lake Wendouree

FOOTBALL
U/10 SENIORS
GOALS Taine Powell 1, Ned Loft 1
AWARDS Keegan Zielecki, Cooper
Growcott, Zac Lake and Josh Di Mieri.
U/10 RESERVES
GOALS Jayven Tanner 2, Jett Walker
Collins 1, Charlie Tucker 1
AWARDS Cooper Jordan, Lachlan Kaye,
Jack Mauriks and Bayliss Mifsud.
Girls Under 14 State competitors
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

State Cross Country
The 2015 Victorian

Little Athletics Cross
Country
Championships were held at
Westerfolds Park, Templestowe on Saturday.
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Marsh did not have great numbers competing at this years Championships, but those
athletes that did run, represented the Centre
extremely well and should be very proud of
their results.
The course was very tough for the junior
athletes, with a steep hill mid race and a long
climb to the finish line. The intermediate

athletes started off with a fast downhill prior
to heading out into the bushland to tackle
the undulating winding trails before attacking the uphill finish. By the time the senior
athletes set off, the start area had become a
little heavy underfoot. Runners then wound
their way around a two lap course, which in
parts was a little slippery, but the athletes
dug deep and produced some great results
with many hard fought finishes.
Next Saturdays cross-country meet will
be held at Greendale Reserve starting at
10.30am
BMLAC Results:
EVENT
DISTANCE
ATHLETE
TIME
PLACE
Under 7 Boys
1000m
Hunter Knight
5.30.67
33rd
Under 9 Boys
1500m
Xavier Goodman
6.59.16
67th
Lucas Jensen
9.30.25
85th
Under 9 Girls
1500m
Elise Cook
6.56.07
23rd
Under 12 Boys
2000m
Solomon Miesen
7.48.12
17th
Under 14 Girls
3000m
Evana Miesen
14.30.44
12th
Under 15 Boys
3000m
Dominic Miesen
10.39.07
4th
U/12 SENIORS
Darley 15-7-97 def Lake Wendouree 1-2-8
GOALS Will Johnson 7, Zane Colley 5,
Hayden Nash 2, Will Porter 1.
U/12 RESERVES
Darley 3-1-19 lost Lake Wendouree 6-5-41
GOALS James Martindale 2, Jarrod White1.
U/14 SENIORS
AWARDS Bailey Parsons, Josh Arnold,
Rylan Tanner, Liam Cornford, Bryce
Stephenson, Dylan Jobson and Cohen
Lesueur.
U/14 RESERVES
GOALS Josh Arnold 2, Matt Arnold 1,
Cooper Rhodes.
U/16.5 SENIORS
GOALS Aaron Clarke 2, Matt Young,
Nathan Barnes 1, Kain Dickson, Zac Butters,
Matt Horan.
U/16.5 RESERVES
GOALS Jye Stephenson 2, Dyson Budge 1,
Andrew Azzopardi, Matt Taylor
YOUTH GIRLS
(Elimination Final 1)
Darley 3-5-23 lost Ararat 7-2-44
GOALS Abbi Bolt 2, Charlee MacPherson 1
Best on Ground: Liv Mifsud
Most Valued Player: Chloe Wallace
NETBALL
U/11 SENIORS
Darley v Lake Wendouree
GOALS Takeya Tanner 1
AWARDS Mikayla Cornford, Tahla Ward,
Ava Densley, Takeya Tanner and Shanae
White.
U/11 RESERVES
Darley v Lake Wendouree
GOALS Jasmine Black 1.
U/13 SENIORS
Darley 9 lost Lake Wendouree 42
GOALS Tylah Wright 8, Tenaya Mills 1
AWARDS Britney Ellis, Lilli Condon and
Tylah Wright.
U/13 RESERVES
GOALS Edyn Thomas 6, Prue SoleyHowlett 3
AWARDS Molly McGrath, Edyn Thomas,
Prue Soley-Howlett and Brooke McNeil.
U/15 SENIORS
Darley 21 def Lake Wendouree 20
AWARDS Kaylee Smith.
U/15 RESERVES
AWARDS Jaimee Smith.
U/17 SENIORS
GOALS Ruby Wilkie 1, Maegan Taylor 5,
Tameka 1
AWARDS Ruby Wilkie, Olivia Mills,
Maegan Taylor.
U/17 RESERVES
GOALS- Aleesha Winzar 2, Emma Winzar
10, Izzy Fischer 4
AWARDS Madi Porter, Izzy Fischer and
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Ballarat Junior Football League

Results Round 13
U/16.5 Seniors
East Ballarat 4.8 (32) def Ballarat 2.8 (20)
Lake Wendouree 11.9 (75) def Darley 8.5 (53)
Bacchus Marsh 24.7 (151) def Sebastopol 3.0 (18)

U/16.5 Reserves
Ballarat 11.9 (75) def East Ballarat 0.2 (2)
North Ballarat 5.4 (34) def Bacchus Marsh 3.4 (22)

U/14 Seniors

U/14 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh Soccer

Seniors
Ballarat 6 def Bacchus Marsh 2.
Under 17s
Bacchus Marsh (2) drew Nth United Black (2)
Goals - Mitch Hamill (1), Isaak Ekerbicer (1)
Under 16s
Bacchus Marsh (4) def Nth Ballarat Purple (0)
Goals - Ailish (3), Montana (1)
Under 14C
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost West Point (4)
Under 13s
Bacchus Marsh (3) def North United (1)
A stunning header from Nick sealed the victory;
Brilliantly assisted by Cody and Jacob.
Goals - N. Varela 3
Under 11 Blues
The kids played away against North Ballarat in below zero
temperatures. Dominating all over the park the Blues created
double digit attempts on goal and finished up 4-2 winners.
Ballarat 16.22 (118) def East Ballarat 0.0 (0)

U/12 Seniors
Darley 15.7 (97) def Lake Wendouree 1.2 (8)

U/12 Reserves
Sebastopol 8.6 (54) def Bacchus Marsh 1.1 (7)
Ballarat Football League

Results - Round 14
Seniors
East Point 15.13 (103) def Ballarat 7.7 (49)
Bacchus Marsh 13.13 (91) def Sunbury 11.10 (76)
Redan 13.10 (88) def North Ballarat City 8.13 (61)
Melton South 12.14 (86) def Sebastopol 8.8 (56)
Reserves
Sunbury 13.7 (85) def Bacchus Marsh 5.15 (45)
Darley 8.13 (61) def Lake Wendouree 4.11 (35)
Redan 19.9 (123) def North Ballarat City 0.9 (9)
Sebastopol 14.10 (94) def Melton South 2.7 (19)
U/18.5s
Sunbury 10.12 (72) def Bacchus Marsh 6.6 (42)
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 25 July
Wednesday Stableford
Winner - Frank White 33 points, R/up Chris Tudor 30
points.
NTP - 15th Bob Arklay. Magpie - 14th John McLeod.
Saturday Stableford
Privilege Cup - Par 64 Course
A Grade - winner - John McLeod (6) 38 points,
R/up Don Wickson (11) 35 points.
B Grade winner - Athol Love (16) 37 points,
R/up Bob Hughes (15) 33 points.
NTPs - 12th John McLeod, 15th Anthony Moore.
Magpies - 1st John McLeod, 14th Anthony Moore.
North Ballarat City 4.12 (36) def Redan 3.9 (27)

Melton South def Sebastopol (forfeit)
BFL Top Goal Kickers

Seniors
Peter Shepherd
Jake Edwards
Rhys Ellis
Harley Inglis
Bacchus Marsh....................... 42
Darley...................................... 36
Darley...................................... 30
Darley...................................... 27
Reserves
Jarryd Walters
Scott Howson
East Point................................. 48
Bacchus Marsh....................... 23
U/18.5s
Ash Mc Cafferty
Mitchell Canny
Lake Wendouree.................... 37
East Point..................................31
BFL
Ladder
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Redan........................230.57 52
2 North Ballarat City ...200.71 48
3 Darley........................169.74 44
4 Lake Wendouree......164.19 44
5 East Point..................110.65 32
6 Bacchus Marsh..........93.41 32
7 Sunbury....................105.66 28
8 Melton........................61.59 22
9 Melton South..............53.34 14
10 Ballarat...................... 77.21 12
11 Sebastopol..................28.62 8
Reserves
1 Redan....................... 326.85 48
2 Melton.......................164.57 40
3 North Ballarat City....126.83 40
4 Darley........................145.95 36
5 East Point..................142.52 36
6 Sunbury....................122.63 36
7 Bacchus Marsh......... 100.12 32
8 Lake Wendouree............ .11 28
9 Ballarat.......................45.28 16
10 Sebastopol................ 41.73 12
11 Melton South.............35.73 12
U/18.5s
1 East Point..................325.63 56
2 North Ballarat City....246.02 48
3 Redan........................ 215.16 44
4 Melton.......................208.37 40
5 Sunbury....................122.54 32
6 Bacchus Marsh..........91.40 32
7 Lake Wendouree...... 116.71 28
8 Ballarat.......................91.00 18
9 Darley.........................30.57 16
10 Melton South............. 37.21 14
11 Sebastopol..................26.52 8
Womens
Football
Results - Sunday 26 July
Sunbury 16-10-106 def
Bacchus Marsh 1-1-6
Best - A Bertram, E Crawford,
C McDonald, L Hanneysee,
D Menzies, E Sculley.
Goal - C Leyton 1.
Next week v Melton at
Maddingley
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Junior
Ladder
U/16.5 Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 East Ballarat............. 318.12 52
2 Redan....................... 238.00 46
3 North Ballarat............ 237.76 38
4 Bacchus Marsh................07 36
5 Darley .......................119.29 32
7 Mount Clear............... 34.11 16
8 Ballarat.......................75.22 12
9 Sebastopol................... 12.47 8
U/16.5 Reserves
1 North Ballarat............746.84 52
2 Bacchus Marsh.........267.65 44
3 Ballarat......................146.70 36
5 Redan.........................86.72 24
6 Darley...........................29.48 8
7 East Ballarat.................... .75 8
8 Mount Clear..................0.00 0
9 Sebastopol....................0.00 0
U/14 Seniors
2 Redan........................159.81 36
3 Ballarat......................150.87 36
4 Darley........................102.01 32
5 North Ballarat............. 81.47 32
6 East Ballarat.............123.01 28
7 Mount Clear...............94.63 24
8 Bacchus Marsh.......... 27.56 16
9 Sebastopol...................13.29 8
U/14 Reserves
2 Ballarat..................... 362.83 48
3 Darley .......................226.77 40
4 North Ballarat............146.77 32
5 Bacchus Marsh.........166.28 28
6 Redan .......................156.61 24
7 East Ballarat..............29.49 20
8 Mount Clear...............23.90 16
9 Sebastopol....................6.91 8
U/12 Seniors
1 Darley ...................... 400.50 44
2 East Ballarat ............258.57 42
3 Mount Clear..............205.74 40
4 Ballarat......................152.32 38
5 Bacchus Marsh.........249.80 32
6 Redan.........................99.70 24
7 North Ballarat.............85.31 20
8 Lake Wendouree.......24.31 16
9 Sebastopol....................0.86 8
U/12 Reserves
1 Sebastopol................259.33 50
2 North Ballarat............929.31 48
3 Ballarat......................146.58 32
4 Mount Clear...............94.46 32
5 East Ballarat..............81.78 30
6 Redan.........................68.97 20
7 Darley.........................63.66 20
8 Lake Wendouree.......46.73 20
9 Bacchus Marsh..........23.47 12
BFL Youth Girls

Results - Finals
Elimination Final 1
Ararat 7.2 (44) def Darley 3.5 (23)
Darley Goals - Abbi Bolt 2, Charlee Macpherson 1
Darley Best - Liv Mifsud, Chloe Wallace, Emily Robertson,
Bethany Cahill, Maddison James, Chloe Ascough
Qualifying Final 2
Redan 8.8 (56) def Mcdfnl 0.0 (0)
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fight till the final siren went. The girls are still in finals contention
with Melton this weekend (at home) and then Jacana away so
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The Bacchus Marsh Football Netball Club will be making its way to
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for a meal, drinks and to have a listen to our one and only Lozza
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Flanagans Border Inn has a very deep and entrenched history with
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Sulky Snippets
Central Highlands Football League

Results Round 14
Seniors
Beaufort10.10 (70) def Bungaree 5.9 (39)
Buninyong 16.9 (105) def Creswick 0.3 (3)
Gordon 14.17 (101) def Hepburn 10.13 (73)
Ballan 12.11 (83) def Dunnstown 5.11 (41)
Clunes 15.16 (106) def Smythesdale 4.5 (29)
Learmonth 12.13 (85) def Rwood/Chap 7.6 (48)
Daylesford 19.12 (126) def Cham/Linton 10.12 (72)
Springbank 12.10 (82) def Waubra 5.4 (34)
Newlyn 10.5 (65) def Skipton 8.13 (61)
Reserves
Bungaree 9.8 (62) def Beaufort 8.11 (59)
Gordon 11.6 (72) def Hepburn 8.5 (53)
Clunes12.8 (80) def Smythesdale 4.4 (28)
Learmonth13.11 (89) def Rwood/Chap6.9 (45)
Skipton 7.10 (52) def Newlyn 7.6 (48)
Under 18
Bungaree 13.13 (91) def Beaufort 2.2 (14)
Hepburn 25.19 (169) def Gordon 3.3 (21)
Waubra 6.9 (45) def Springbank 3.4 (22)
Under 15
Beaufort 7.7 (49) def Bungaree 2.5 (17)
Creswick 8.5 (53) def Buninyong 2.4 (16)
Hepburn 13.9 (87) def Gordon 4.2 (26)
Dunnstown 7.10 (52) def Ballan 3.5 (23)
Cham/Linton 16.14 (110) def Daylesford 0.0 (0)
CHFL Top Goal Kickers
Seniors
Paul McMahon
Steven Nicholson
Luke Mirtschin
Daniel King
Zachary Peoples
Chris McGuigan
Springbank............................. 59
Gordon..................................... 53
Bungaree................................. 42
Ballan....................................... 41
Ballan....................................... 40
Gordon..................................... 39
Reserves
Bernard Whelan
Mathew MacDonald
Gary Busuttil
Rodney Watts
David McBain
Ballan....................................... 70
Bungaree................................. 44
Gordon..................................... 43
Ballan....................................... 36
Dunnstown............................. 25
Under 18
Jacob Brown
Connor OKeefe
Austin Bongart
Jack Oostendorp
Hepburn.................................. 66
Bungaree................................. 39
Ballan....................................... 33
Bungaree................................. 25
Under 15
Izaac Grant
Jack McGregor
Kyle Ettridge
Hepburn.................................101
Ballan....................................... 28
Dunnstown............................. 24
By LEN BAKER
Glen Park father and son
Sebastian and Zac Steenhuis scored a terrific victory
with 4-Y-0 Safari/Truly Blue
gelding Bobby Fabulous in
the Pace for C2 class over
2175 metres at Stawell on
Wednesday July 22.
Driven by Zac, Bobby Fabulous would not give in when
challenged on straightening
to register a strong 7 metre
victory in 2-02.3 over Mixedwithajasper from mid-field,
with One Tough Reign coming from last off a three wide
double trail to finish third.
Coimadai breeder/owner/
trainer/driver Graeme Whittle banked all of the spoils of
the third Heat of the Trotters
Handicap for T0 & T1 class
over 2190 metres at Maryborough on Thursday, when
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Stepping swiftly from 10
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score by five metres from Im
Havinaball and Dora Pepperell (one/one).
Maree and John Caldow

were also winners at Maryborough when Mach Three/
Kelly Maguire filly Fleshing
led most of the way from
gate four to capture the 2-Y-0
Pace over 2190 metres.
Area winners at Kilmore
on Friday and Tabcorp Park
Melton on Friday and Saturday were:
Kilmore - Carmens Spirit
(Phil Chircop Bacchus
Marsh & Rod Petroff), Starzzz Of Icon and Five Star
Anvil (Adam Kelly Melton
and Gavin Lang), Code Black
(Beau Tindale Melton and
Rod Petroff) and Glenferrie
Babe (Craig Demmler Par-
wan and Jodi Quinlan).

Melton - Best Deal Yet
(Alison Chisholm Melton),
Illawong Armstrong (Jodi
Quinlan Parwan).
Meetings for the week:
Wednesday Shepparton/
Terang, Thursday Geelong
@ Melton/Bendigo, Friday
Maryborough/Melton,
Saturday Maryborough
(non TAB)/Kilmore, Sunday
Maryborough (Redwood
Day)/Ouyen @ Mildura,
Monday Yarra Valley, Tuesday Shepparton.
Horses to follow Lombo
Idle Belief, Robbie Zuve, Terror Man, Lucky VC, Whereibylong, Arriens, Dougs
Limousine, Hollow Girl, Sir
Briggen, Giant Steps.
Zac Steenhuis was also a

winner at Maryborough on
Thursday, handling Thankbonnie for Shelbourne trainer Lynette Eastman in the
Pace for C1 class over 2190
metres.
Using the sprint lane,
Thankbonnie ran home best
to gain the day in advance
of The Stags Roar (one/two
four wide home turn) and
Milady.
Melton co-trainers Maree
and John Caldows Bettors
Delight/Millwood Touche
filly
Millwood
Brandy
scored in the Pace for C0
class over 2080 metres at
Cranbourne on Tuesday.
Friday 25 July, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 8 Winner: Best Deal Yet (5). Trainer: Alison
Chisholm. Driver: Alison Chisholm. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Melton trainer Beau Tindales

Sportswriter/Full
Pleasure 3-Y-0 gelding Egodan chalked up his fifth success (four this season), when
victorious in the Pace for C1
class over 2080 metres.
Melton mentor Lance Justice presently sidelined with
a nasty heel injury after being involved in a freak accident at Geelong the week before, landed the Pace for C4
& C5 class over 1609 metres
at Cranbourne with ex-Kiwi
5-Y-0 Sands A Flyin/Zwish
gelding Phil Monty.
Meltons Alison Chisholm
was victorious with 6-Y-0
Washington VC/Viva La CC
gelding Bushrod at Stawell
on Wednesday, taking out
the Pace for C3 & C4 class
over 2175 metres.
Friday 25 July, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 8 Winner: Illawong Armstrong (3). Trainer: Jodi
Quinlan. Driver: Jodi Quinlan. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Blues climb league ladder

Ballan Football
Results v Dunnstown
The Seniors have now
reached sixth on the league
ladder, their highest position
in over a decade, but will
have some tough hurdles in
the last three rounds of the
season. The Blues took on
the Towners on their home
ground and were in control
for the whole match. Coach
Mark Williams led the team
and kicked four majors with
Michael Snaith busy up forward. Daniel Nielsen made
life difficult for the Towners forwards and gave
great drive out of defense .
A solid performance but the
boys will need to be at their
best next week when they
take Beaufort at home. The
Crows trounced league leaders Bungaree last week and
coming into form at the right
time.
Best - M. Williams, D.
Nielsen, M. Snaith, S. Hitchings, L. Herring, K. Doyle
Final Score: Ballan 12 11 83
def Dunnstown 5 11 41
The Reserves also had a

good hit out and welcomed
several players from the
U18s to gain some senior
match practice. Bernie Whelan and Rod Watts booted
nine goals between them for
the day with Mark Dunne,
Bill Smith and David Bell
controlling the centre.
Best - M. Dunne, D. Bell,
B. Smith, C. Despirt, H.
Micallef
Final Score: Ballan 13 10
88 def Dunnstown 6 9 45
The Under 18s continue to
gain confidence and form
at the right time of the year.
They have now risen to fifth
position on the ladder and
with a full line up will be a
formidable squad. Against
the Towners, the Blues were
never tested and Austin
Bongart was unbeatable
up forward collecting eight
goals for the day and missed
several sure shots. Zac Boland dominated the ruck
and his second efforts were
outstanding. A good win
with an exciting three weeks
to come.
Best - L. Whyte-Marshall, Z.
Boland, A. Bongart, R. Wilkie, L. Furlong, R. Bongart
Final Score: Ballan 13 15 93
def Dunnstown 0 1 1
A shock loss by the Under

15s has made the race for
finals all the more challenging. The Blues were slow out
of the blocks and lacked the
team discipline and system.
Their opponents were more
focused and had all the answers on their home ground.
Colum Linane battled valiantly in defence but was a
lone hand. Corey Pascoe also
gave a good account when
he had his chance. The Blues
are still in the eight but there
are now six teams on 32 premiership points and a loss
could see the Blues plummet
down the ladder.
Best - C. Linane, C. Pascoe, J.
Botheras, A. Furlong
Final
Score
Ballan 3 5 23 lost
Dunnstown 7 10 52
The Under 12s had a successful hit out after their last
two losses. The Blues were
full of run and keen for a
win and it showed on the
paddock, especially with
Ethans 30 metre shot at goal.
The Blues had most of the
play and kept up their tempo to the final siren. In two
weeks the Blues have their
Lightning Premiership to be
playedat Rokewood.
Best - D Pascoe, C Gates, D
Allan, M Golding
Final Score - Ballan 3 7 25
def Dunnstown 2 0 12
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Ballan Netball
Round 14 v Dunnstown
13&Under B
Ballan drew Dunnstown.
13&Under
Lara Casey and Maddison
Alcock dominated the defence line and, after a slow
start, were the link between
the defence and attack lines.
Hayley Taylor and Mia McConnell were consistent
throughout the entire game.
Ballan picked up momentum in the second half beating Dunnstown by 17.
15&Under
Was a good game, the girls
moved the ball well out of
defence. However the tall
pressure of Dunnstowns
defenders was extremely
difficult to break. Dunnstown 27 defeated Ballan
11. Best on court - Hannah
Sfetcopoulos.
17&Under
A disappointing loss this
week against a much better
side on the day. Final score
Ballan 26 lost to Dunnstown
33. Best on Court - Katelyn
McGregor.
C Grade
Early in the game Ballan
took it right up to Dunnstown, excellent defence all
over the court saw the girls
put the pressure on the more
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Sam and Broden played
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providing a strong target
and Broden creating space
and always there for back
up. Stacey and Kara combined well and were able to
bring the ball onto the ring
with ease. Peggy played a
strong game in WD. Nicole
took crucial intercepts and
combined well with Noni in
the circle. Ballan 31 defeated
Dunnstown 28. Best on court
- Stacey Casella.
CHFL Ladder
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bungaree..................244.43 48
2 Springbank............... 230.08 48
3 Buninyong................ 222.90 48
4 Waubra...................... 169.18 46
5 Gordon......................252.51 44
6 Ballan........................214.85 44
7 Beaufort....................209.39 42
8 Hepburn....................256.21 40
9 Creswick................... 114.02 28
10 Newlyn......................76.72 24
11 Learmonth.................80.85 20
12 Clunes.......................60.35 20
13 Dunnstown................85.40 16
14 Rwood/Chap...........65.98 12
15 Daylesford..................51.12 12
16 Skipton........................ 58.15 8
17 Cham/Linton.............. 34.71 4
18 Smythesdale................ 7.72 0
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to dominate all over the
court. Despite this the Ballan
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and move the ball into their
attack with strong drives
and passing lead by Ash Cox
in centre. Dunnstown 36
defeated Ballan 12. Best on
court - Simone Dunne.
B Grade
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at every break throughout
the game. Everyone was
encouraging each other,
defence were taking crucial
intercepts and the attacking
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intercepts in the last quarter.
Bianca and Bec were strong
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good feeds to the goalers.
Dunnstown 24 defeated
Ballan 20. Best on court - Rebecca Conroy.
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