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Bag snatcher Cherry Waterbury with fellow actors (L-R) Leon Newton, Bruce Carboon, Herman Jansink and Eric Daws. Photo Helen Tatchell

By Jessica Howard
Its been two decades since the
Bacchus Marsh Players performed
at the local public hall, but theyre
ready to get the show on the road
again.
The amateur theatre group is
planning for a 2017 Winter/Spring
Season, which will be kicked off
at a public meeting on Saturday
April 8.
Darley resident and group con-
vener, Leon Newton said anyone
interested was encouraged to get
in touch and join in the fun.
Amateur theatre has a long but
intermittent history in Bacchus
Marsh. Its time to get the show on
the road again, he said.
People in Moorabool Shire and
in Melton are very welcome to join
in, but we want our base of op-
erations to be in Bacchus Marsh,
where its been more than 20 years
since the Bacchus Marsh Players
performed at the public hall.
An amateur theatre production
is always a lot of fun for audi-
ences, the performers and all the
off-stage crew as well everyone
can participate.
Secretary of the Bacchus Marsh
Arts Council, John Spain said the
Arts Council strongly supported
the new Bacchus Marsh group.
Our mission is to promote all of
the arts in our district. This is an
exciting initiative and well help in
whatever ways we can.
The Amateur Theatre Group will
meet at the James Young Room in
the Lerderderg Library, Bacchus
Marsh at 2pm on April 8. The
meeting is open to anyone inter-
ested in participating in, or sup-
porting, the group.
For more information, contact
Leon Newton on 0418 146 161 or
theatre3340@gmail.com.

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By Kate Taylor

Farmers are being warned of spreading serrated tussock in

fodder in upcoming seasons.
The Victorian Serrated Tussock Working Party (VSTWP) is
advising landowners to ensure fodder and hay purchased
this summer and autumn is free of noxious weeds and in
particular, serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma).
The previous year has seen perfect conditions for this weed
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TWP Executive Officer Martin Deering.
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Festival flourishes
Landowners are often unaware of the grassy weed in their
paddocks, especially during a good spring like the one we
just had, and may bale paddocks unaware of the viable seeds
in the fodder, noted Mr Deering.
Precautions to help prevent serrated tussock spread can
include vehicle and machinery hygiene, removing serrated
By Jessica Howard On the day, I made an on-the-spot tussock from around watercourses and avoiding the move-
decision to award all of the students ment of soil off an infected property.
More than three times the population from every school, as they all made a VSTWP advocates that best practice management is to con-
of Ballan have flooded the main street supreme effort on the day. trol and treat mature serrated tussock plants prior to flow-
as part of the annual Ballan Autumn The quality of the stalls was also very ering and seeding each season with a registered herbicide,
Festival. impressive this year, with a number of manual removal or cultivation.
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Ballan Autumn Festival Association festival and its theme.
President, Kevin Harper said the figures, Mr Harper thanked the local community
which are believed to have been the and its residents, who put up with the
highest in history, were very pleasing. inconvenience of having the festival on By Steven Barnes was unclear from the last
their door step. time I was in court in 2009,
All the feedback received so far has
been extremely positive, with locals I do appreciate the enthusiasm received A local mother has been but admitted she should
saying its the biggest festival they have from our local residents as I am sure they fined without conviction, af- have taken more responsi-
seen in the region, he said. understand how important the festival is ter a speeding incident early bility to find out.
for Ballan and the wider community. this year in Eynesbury the
I am very satisfied with the team effort
shown by each member of the association.
The Ballan Autumn Festival gives this How can we do this for free? I shouldnt have assumed I
Bacchus Marsh court heard didnt need it, she said.
town the opportunity to really showcase last Friday.
Everyone has really grown into their The single, stay at home
all that it has to offer. The parade alone On 17 January
Through at around
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roles, whether it be entertainment, stall mother of two children
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coordinator, marketing or sponsorship, pleaded with Magistrate
impressive involvement from the Ballan travelling down Ballan
with the Victorian road
Energy Efficiency Target Act 2007
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Hostels 100-year-old residents, local at an alleged speed of 116kph
which has allowed the festival to be as interfere with her license.
primary school students, community in a 100kph zone before be-
successful as it was. clubs and all of the local CFA brigades. ing pulled over by police. My license is my lifeline,
Mr Harper said a highlight of the event It really does showcase the entire It was revealed Ms Baker as well as my childrens.
was the annual festival parade. community. did not have an alcohol in- Magistrate Wallington took
There has been a significant increase Mr Harper said the association was terlock device fitted to her her plea into consideration
in the thought and efforts put into the already looking forward to 2018, car as ordered in a previous and that the accused had
parade floats, he said. with next years theme and date to be court appearance. also fitted the device two
Have you had your lightbulb moment?
This year, it was impossible to announced in coming weeks. Ms Baker claimed she didnt days after the incident.
know she needed an alcohol Ms Baker was fined $519
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David Atterbury from Bacchus Marsh Lions Club is calling for tin rattlers to help with the
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By Jessica Howard If you have spare time, either in the days
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Its that time of year again when Moorabools
budding young footballers take on local
councillors and council staff.
The annual All Abilities AFL Clinic and
Community Match will be held this Friday
7 April.
The event, which has run for the past two
years, offers young people the opportunity
to engage with positive role models in an
inclusive and fun environment.
AFL players will coach a team of young
Moorabool residents before they go head to
head in a short football match against local
councillors, council staff and other role
models.
The event will be held at Darley Civic Hub
and will include inflatables, skills stations
and a free barbeque.
The All Abilities AFL Clinic and Community
Match is the first of the Moorabool Youth
Month events and will run from 11am until
3:30pm.
for volunteer tin rattlers ahead of this years
Royal Childrens Hospital Good Friday
Appeal.
The major fundraiser will be held on April
14 and will see local volunteers lining the
streets of Bacchus Marsh in order to rattle
Club members and other volunteers will be
their tins and collect donations.
Bacchus Marsh Lions Club area manager,
David Atterbury said local community
members were encouraged to become an
enthusiastic supporter and help set a new
record.
Every donation, even small change from
your pocket or purse, helps add up to a
big contribution from Bacchus Marsh and
District, he said.
itself, please donate that time and assist in
raising funds.
In 2016, Bacchus Marsh and surrounding
communities raised $30,457.45 for the Good
Friday Appeal.
If you are unable to donate on the day, Lions
rattling their tins outside local shops in the
days leading up to the Appeal, with purple
donation cans also located at supporting
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On the day, donations can also be made at
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Grassroots
sport declines
By Jessica Howard
Country football and netball clubs may face
the final siren as they struggle with a lack of
players and shrinking populations.
In the 2017 season, the Central Highlands
Football Netball League will see a number of
clubs unable to field teams in both football
and netball.
Daylesford will be without an under-18
football team as well as an A and B Grade
senior netball teams.
Ballan is struggling to field an under-15
football team and earlier this month,
Smythesdale announced their decision to
recess their senior side.
Mr Comelli said the changing demographics
of country areas made it harder to get teams
onto the field.
A lot of communities within this league
have very small populations. Just like
primary schools in country areas, the
number of people tend to go up and down.
It only takes a couple of families to move
out of the area and you find yourself in a
bit of trouble. Its a small community with a
constant shift in population.
Gordon FNC President, Peter Clifford said
although the numbers were dwindling, the
league was still strong.
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David Tuhoy said the decision was due to a
significant drop in senior player numbers.
The club does not take this decision lightly
and will be doing all it can throughout this
season to make sure it does not have a repeat
occurrence for season 2018, he said.
CHFNL President, Eddie Comelli said the
decision was disappointing.
The Central Highlands board is obviously
saddened that this is the course that was
needed to be taken by Smythesdale, but in
saying that, we are very supportive of their
actions and in their attempt to keep the club
going, he said.
Opposing senior teams will receive a bye
for the rounds they were scheduled to play
Smythesdale and all other grades of football
and netball will play as normal.
excess of anything seen in Ballarat. The
reason for this is we play all of our junior and
senior teams in both netball and football on
the one day. Its one attraction, so everyone is
there together, he said.
Obviously with a league like CHFNL,
theres quite a bit of travelling and that can
have a bit of an impact on the players, but
some of the more distant clubs are the ones
that still do have the numbers so Im not sure
that that is such an issue here.
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of small country towns because its local.
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is good for them. They learn how to work in
a team and they learn to win and they learn
to lose, its about understanding that not
everything in life goes to plan.
By Kate Taylor
Funding is now available for communities
to either build new mens sheds, or refurbish
existing ones.
The state government HAS made available
$879,000 as announced by member for
Western Victoria Jaala Pulford.
Ms Pulford said the mens sheds provide
communities with a space for men to meet,
reconnect and participate in their local
communities.
In Western Victoria we have a brilliant
network of Mens Sheds in places like
Bacchus Marsh and Ballan, Ms Pulford said
The local Mens Sheds give men the
opportunity to help their local communities
in a whole lot of ways. It could be creating
nesting boxes for endangered species or
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Grants of up to $60,000 are available for
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A short life of love
By Jessica Howard
Abby Rogers was an old
soul with a heart of gold and
an infectious smile.
She had a passionate love
for animals, particularly
for her cat Chester, and was
known to always put her
family before anything else.
The 22-year-old had her
life tragically cut short after
a fatal car accident that oc-
curred just minutes from her
Coimadai home.
She passed away on Febru-
ary 26.
Abbys friends and fam-
ily have described her as
a vibrant young girl who
greeted everyone with a big
smile. She was bubbly, gentle
and kind.
Born at St Vincents Hospital
in Melbourne on February 7
1995, Abby was the daughter
of Wendy and Neville Rog-
ers and the sister of Jack,
Darcy, Madeline, Bethany
and Billy.
She attended Young Street
Kindergarten and Bacchus
Marsh Primary before com-
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In 2010, she moved to Mel-
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lege, where she graduated
three years later.
Abby studied a Certificate
III in Veterinary Care prior
to working in the Hamilton
Street Veterinary Clinic in
Gisborne and the Bacchus
Marsh Vet Centre.
On Tuesday March 7, over
1,100 people attended a me-
morial held at St Catherines
of Sienna Church. In a trib-
ute written by Abbys older
brother Darcy, she was re-
membered as the kindest
person [he] knew.
Anyone who knew Abby
was aware she had the big-
gest heart. When in her com-
pany you felt a certain peace,
she lit up every room she
entered.
Big brother, Jack recalled his
sisters fearless attitude and
soft nature.
I loved being your big
brother Ab, he said.
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History is bound Planning

beyond
By Jessica Howard

The spotlight was on Ballan District Health & Care

last month as it launched its new book documenting
its 50-year history.
People with the Right Spirit was unveiled on Friday
(March 17) as part of the official opening of the Ballan
Autumn Festival.
The launch of the book is the culmination of several
months of research by a team of local volunteers.
BDH&C Chief Executive, Wayne Weaire said it was
fantastic to finally see the project reach completion.
The launch of People with the Right Spirit was a
great celebration of both the past and of the current
people in the community who researched and
recognised Ballan District Health and Cares rich
history, he said.
It has been a really wonderful project and its great
to see that we have already sold about half the amount
of books that were printed.
People with the Right Spirit includes a number
of anecdotes and memorable moments, alongside
old and new photographs, which are interspersed
throughout the book.
The official launch was held at the Ballan Mechanics
Institute and saw a populous crowd addressed by local
residents Roy Huggins and Amanda Molesworth.
Mr Huggins recalled BDH&Cs earlier years, where
he helped in the garden of the dementia unit and with
the running of the not-for-profit opportunity shop.
Mr Huggins wife, June, provided the history book
team with a vast collection of research that was
written into The Settler in 2006.
Mr Huggins said he hoped in another 50-years-time,
the history of BDH&C would be recounted again.
The Moorabool News was acknowledged for the
generous donation of supplying journalist Jessica
Howard for one day a week for nearly six months
to compile, collate and research information for the
book. Ms Howard was also commissioned to write
the book for publication.
A total of 200 copies of People with the Right Spirit
were printed and are available for sale for $20 from (L-R) Tor Roxburgh (BDH&C) and Jessica Howard (The Moorabool News) were
BDH&C reception, Opportunity on Inglis and Ballan congratulated on their efforts in co-ordinating and researching the history book.
Post Office.
2041
By Kate Taylor
Community consultation is an
important process for the Bacchus
Marsh District Urban Growth
Framework, Mayor David Edwards
has said.
The Urban Growth Framework
is an essential piece of work
that needs to be carried out in
consultation with the community
so that the outcomes are evidence
based and will result in clarity to
the community, ensure new growth
is managed appropriately and
maintains the characteristics that
make our communities so attractive
to live in, Mayor Edwards said.
The work will ensure
infrastructure needs are identified
and in place.
Having attended one of the drop-in
workshops himself, recently held by
council, Mayor Edwards said they
are going well.
The community attendance has
been great with people sharing
their many and varied concerns,
needs and expectations. This is
just Stage One of the many steps
that need to take place to ensure
Moorabool shire has the tools to
make informed decisions.
Moorabool Shire Council, in
collaboration with the Victorian
Planning Authority, is consulting
with landowners and the wider
community on future growth
and strategic planning within the
Bacchus Marsh District.
The purpose of the Framework is to
identify potential future land uses
and guide where future planning
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Minister blows wind, not smoke

By Kate Taylor
It came with the headline
new jobs breeze into the
Ballarat region with wind
farm approval but the
media release on West Wind
Energys Lal Lal wind farm
approval, and the decision
itself, immediately attracted
criticism.
Minister for Planning
Richard Wynne approved
changes to an original per-
mit approved by the former
Labor Government in 2009,
Mr Howard said.
And while there will be
fewer turbines, 60 now
they will also each now be
the height of a 54-storey
building, at 161m.
Not only will this project
deliver a massive boost to
our renewable energy sup-
ply, but it is expected to cre-
ate 641 direct and indirect
jobs during construction,
and another 49 ongoing po-
sitions once complete, Mr
Howard said.
The announcement also
came with comment from
West Wind Energy Manag-
ing Director Tobi Geiger,
who welcomed the Victorian
Planning Ministers deci-
sion to approve changes to
the permitted Lal Lal Wind
Farm.
This is a very positive
step in the right direction. It
means that we can now get
on with constructing this
wind farm, Mr Geiger said.
We are extremely pleased
that the Planning Minister
has seen the value in the
amendments and has pro-
ceeded to give us the green
light to move towards con-
structing what will be a
more efficient wind farm.
Mr Geiger also referenced
the panel hearings held into
the proposed permit amend-
ment last year, which saw
many community members
and residents voice concerns
about the project.
Wed also like to acknowl-
edge the community that
took the time to make sub-
missions to the planning
panel and attend the hear-
ing. We appreciate the time
and effort they made so that
the panel members could
gain a better understanding
of the project and the com-
munity that surrounds it.
West Wind Energy will es-
tablish a Lal Lal Wind Farm
Community Fund Program,
which will provide $60,000
each year for a range of lo-
cal initiatives, projects and
events that benefit the local
community.
Central Ward Councillor
Paul Tatchell, who presented
at the panel hearing on be-
half of the Ballan Chamber
of Commerce, was not hap-
py with the decision.
Im not anti-wind farm;
regardless of the science,
regardless of the ongoing
debate of health and wind
farms, is it reasonable that
we accept there are people
under a lot of duress in terms
of this lack of consultation
by one of the ministers, who
in fact has never been to the
wind farm site? If you dont
understand the people, and
you dont take the time to
listen to their concerns, how
the hell do you make a deci-
sion like this? Cr Tatchell
said.
John McMahon, who led the
group lobbying against the
changes, declined to com-
ment on the announcement
until he has seen a copy of
the amended permit.
That could take a while.
As Cr Tatchell pointed out,
the full permit has not been
seen by anyone other than
the government and West
Wind adding that the gov-
ernment must have meant
to notify Moorabool Shire
Council of the decision via
the Ballarat Courier because
as yet no notification has
been sent to council on the
decision.
The issue that I have is
that while the premier and
the minister may not know
where Moorabool is because
they only drive through it,
you would think at the very
least one of the many politi-
cians in Ballarat would pick
up the phone, send an email,
or use a bloody carrier pi-
geon to let us know on a
decision thats been made by
the right honourable Mem-
ber for City-centric Politics,
the planning minister, with-
out even sending through
the results from the panel,
who has rubber stamped
an ongoing liability to the
ratepayers of the Moorabool
Shire, Cr Tatchell said.
He added that the benefits
of local jobs would not be so
local.
The reality is, the number
of people that are properly
trained in the installation of
wind farms can fit into the
back of a Goggomobil, so I WestWind Commercial Operations Manager, Marla Brauer
looks over the plans with Member for Buninyong Geoff
suggest theyll be coming
Howard. Photo Damien Wieland
from other places and itll be
outsourced.
He also pointed out that Morris Responds
council will be stuck manag-
ing the policy, and planning
Member for Western Victoria Joshua Morris told
implications and restrictions
flowing onto surrounding the Moorabool News that he is also unhappy with
properties as well as dam- the Planning Ministers decision to approve the
age to roads. wind farm amendments.
Ultimately anybody who New jobs are always welcome in the region,
saw the million-dollar bill
however with this announcement Labor have once
that was left to the Mac-
arthur township well
again demonstrated a failure to properly engage
have to deal with this with with the local community, Mr Morris said.
no compensation from the Concerns raised by residents about the impact
state government in terms these towers may have on the local area have not
of managing these roads,
been properly addressed, and by not releasing
and revenue raised from the
wind farms will never cover the panel report in full the Government is showing
the depreciation of our road significant disrespect to the people of Lal Lal.
networks.

Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held tomorrow, Wednesday 5 April, 2017
in the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at
5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
COMMITTEE MEETING
The next Council committee meeting will be of the Development Assessment
Committee on Tuesday 12 April, 2017, in the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215
Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 4.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre - Lease of Gym & Fitness Facility
Council is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from suitably qualied and experienced
operators to lease the Health and Fitness space at the Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre.The space
comprises of;
Second oor multi-purpose area (currently operated as a gym and health Club);
Two (2) ofce areas; and
Limited access to Drama/Dance/Group tness room (Ground oor).
Expressions of Interest proposals may be lodged to lease:
All three (3) areas; or
A combination of one or more of the available spaces.
The EOI Documentation Package and Response Forms can be obtained from
www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
For further information, Contact Ian Waugh, Acting Manager Recreation & Youth Development.
iwaugh@moorabool.vic.gov.au Ph: 5366 1296.
Closing date for submissions is 2:00pm FRIDAY 28 APRIL 2017.
GARBAGE / RECYCLING COLLECTION
Friday 14 April 2017 (Good Friday)
Western Zone (south of Old Melbourne Road) and Commercial Garbage, which would normally
be collected on Friday 14 April, will now be collected on Thursday 13 April 2017.
There may be some delays in the collection of your garbage on the above nominated day and
Council appreciates your patience and understanding. All other garbage / recycling services
within the Shire over the Easter 2017 period will be collected as normal.
DOG AND CAT REGISTRATIONS
A reminder all animal registrations are due 10 APRIL 2017.
All dogs and cats aged three months and older must be registered by law.
Renewal notices have been sent to all currently registered dogs and cats within the Shire.
New dog and cat registrations can be paid in person at a Council ofce. Renewals can be paid
in person, BPAY or Post Billpay.
Registering you dog and cat is their return ticket home should they become lost.
Contact Council on 5366 7100 for further information.
BACCHUS MARSH REMEMBERS
RUPERT MOON VC & ALL THOSE FROM BACCHUS
MARSH & DISTRICT WHO SERVED IN WORLD WAR ONE
The Bacchus Marsh Great War Centenary Committee and
The RSL Sub Branch Bacchus Marsh
INVITES ALL TO ATTEND
A Remembrance Service commemorating the
100th year anniversary since Rupert Moon VC from
Bacchus Marsh was awarded his Victoria Cross
during World War One.
A commemorative Victoria Cross paving stone and
signage will be unveiled in Rupert Moon Reserve.
Followed by a special dedication at Bacchus Marsh RSL
WHEN: Saturday 6th May 2017 at 10.30 am at Rupert Moon
Reserve followed by special dedication at 11.00 am at
Bacchus Marsh RSL
Light refreshments will be provided (Gold coin donation}.

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
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Read a tonne of books
By Jessica Howard
Moorabool Shire Library Service is encouraging
adults to help inspire their children to love
reading.
Libraries throughout the region are participating
in 1000 Books Before School a statewide
campaign aimed at getting parents to engage
their child in at least 1000 books before their child
starts primary school.
The campaign is the first statewide program
in Australia designed to work with families to
promote early literacy skills and combat the
scourge of adult illiteracy in our communities.
Moorabool Shire Mayor, Councilor David
Edwards said the importance of being able to
read and engaging with books at a young age
could not be understated.
Its great our library service is taking part in
this campaign, as the more a child can read at
a young age, the better prepared they are for
school, teenage years and gaining employment
in adulthood, he said.
We encourage families to join the program at
the Bacchus Marsh or Ballan branches and begin
their reading journey with their children, and
have lots of fun doing it.
Through the 1000 Books Before School program,
Moorabool Shire Libraries will support reader
and literacy development by providing families
with a framework and incentives to encourage
a reading habit, and a love of stories in young
children.
The program, a joint initiative of State Library
Victoria and Public Libraries Victoria Network,
complements Councils existing early years
reading and literacy programs such as Baby
Bounce, Rhyme Time, Storytime, Imagination
Magic and Book Bug Babes.
Parents and caregivers who wish to participate in
the program can register in person at Lerderderg Moorabool Mayor David Edwards helps to promote the 1000 books
Library, Bacchus Marsh or Ballan Library.
Early Learning Centre
Woodlea
Enrolment at Bacchus Marsh Grammar Early Learning Centre,
Woodlea provides a gateway to your childs future enrolment
at Maddingley and Woodlea School campuses.
To obtain a registration form visit www.bmg.vic.edu.au
Email: woodleaelc@bmg.vic.edu.au
Phone: 03 5366 4900
Address: 5 - 7 Quarry Road, Rockbank, VIC 3335 (Woodlea Estate - opposite playground)
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Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Easter
tug-o-war
By Kate Taylor
For an event thats as sweet as they come, the Easterfest
bunfight over Maddingley Park is continuing, with many hot
and cross over the issue.
Last year was the first time that Easterfest in its current
incarnation was held at Maddingley Park, attracting around
2000 people, and raising nearly $5000 for the Bacchus Marsh
hospital through tickets sales for the Easter egg hunt.
But there were issues, including a market stallholder
hitting a water pipe with stall pegs and the Committee of
Management, headed by a former councillor Russ Hendry
that looks after the venue on behalf of council, being reluctant
to hire the Park for Easterfest again.
But Moorabool Shire Council CEO Rob Croxford confirmed
last week that the event is set to go ahead at Maddingley
Park.
Council has been working closely with the Maddingley
Park Committee of Management and Easterfest organisers
to ensure everything is in order for the 2017 event, Mr
Croxford said.
The Committee of Management has confirmed the event
will take place at Maddingley Park on Good Friday 14 April.
Easterfest organisers have agreed to the conditions of use
developed by the Committee of Management, which have
been introduced to ensure public safety at larger community
events and help protect park infrastructure and assets.
Tickets to the Easterfest egg hunts, with age categories from
one year old to 18+, are available at www.ticketebo.com.au/
bacchus-marsh-easterfest/bacchus-marsh-easterfest.html
Entry to the festival itself, which includes a market with
stallholders, is free, with rides and attractions having
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Newborns in the district

Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and
Melton Regional Hospital.

Watering down liquid calories

Darley couple Tarryn and Luke
Baselmans has welcomed their
Weighing 7lb 11oz (3490
second child, a little girl. A sister
for Hazel, Hannah Rose arrived
grams) and arriving on
Thursday 30 March at
on Monday 27 March at 9.10am.
Hannah weighed 7lb 6oz.
8.50pm, Tiana Jade TAYLOR
was born to Melton West
parents Narelle and Daniel
Taylor. Tiana is a new sister
for Billi Grace.
It is a girl for first time
Kurunjang parents Jenna Hays
and Ben Johnson. Weighing
8lb 8oz little Ella Rose
JOHNSON arrived on Tuesday
28 March at 5.55am.
By Jessica Howard
Darley Devils have swapped
their sugary drinks for 30-
days of H2O
The local football club has
committed to taking part in
a new VicHealth challenge,
which encourages people
to stop drinking soft, fruit
and sport drinks as well as
cordial, sweetened iced teas
and flavoured waters.
The challenge has this
year targeted males aged
between 18 and 34, due to
their high consumption of
sugary beverages.
Community members in
the target group, and males
and females of all ages, will
also be able to sign up, with
the opportunity to be in the
draw to win one of 14 sport
vouchers valued at $50.
Over the next 30-days,
Moorabool Shire Council
will work with major
sporting clubs in the area to
encourage their members,
families and supporters to
give up the sugary drinks,
some of which contain 16
teaspoons per bottle.
Participants will not only
reap dental and overall
health benefits, but will
have the chance to help
their club access funds from
the project towards other
healthy activities.
Moorabool Shire residents
are encouraged to sign up
through Councils unique
page, which can be found at
www.h30challenge.com.au/
lga/moorabool.
The website will track
participation, which must be
completed by April 28.

Joanne and Thomas from
Bacchus Marsh have
announced the arrival of their
third child, and third boy,
Lewis. A little brother to Henry
and Eric, Lewis weighed 8lb
13oz and arrived on Friday 24
March at 1.30pm.
Logan and Dominic, along with
their Bacchus Marsh parents
Kathyrn Millett and Trent Uden,
welcome the arrival of their
new brother. Born on
Wednesday 29 March at
5.22am, Leighton Craig UDEN
weighed 6lb 11oz.
Jodie Clements and Jonathan
from Melton have announced
the arrival of Jett James. Born
on Tuesday 28 March at
2.26am weighing 8lb 5oz, Jett
is a new brother for Kade.
Safe riding
By Jessica Howard
Its not every day that Myrniong Primary
School students have the opportunity of
riding to school from their rural home.
However, a recent Ride2School Day saw 81
students and 20 parents and staff members
ride 7.3-kilometres to school.
The ride commenced from Korobeit Church
and ended with a free breakfast on arrival.
School staff members manned the corners
of the rural roads for safety, while a police
Highway Patrol car followed close behind.
Grade three/four teacher, Lidia Lacy said
students were unable to ride on a daily
basis because of the distance and safety of
attending a rural school.
The children who rode received a certificate
and stickers and a safety flyer for riding their
bikes and wearing their helmets correctly
for riding; especially with the holidays
approaching this is so important.

Rolese Mental Health

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welcomed into the world by her
Bacchus Marsh parents
Katrina and Dustin GRANT,
and brothers Hudson and
Xavier. Isla arrived on
Wednesday 22 March at
2.55am and weighed 7lb 12oz
(3510 grams).
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Letters to the Editor

Soccer in Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au

Dear Editor,
I watch with great anxi-
ety as the shutdown of the
but it wont be for long. Just
watch the Budget.
Local Councils already

the spotlight
By Kate Taylor
New lighting at Masons Lane
Recreation Reserve will be installed
with the help of $100,000 funding.
Grassroots soccer teams in Bacchus
Marsh are set to be the big winners
following the funding, which is being
distributed by the state government
from the Asia Cup Legacy Fund.
Mayor David Edwards was
instrumental in lobbying for
the funding and welcomed the
announcement.
Masons lane lighting is a much
needed Moorabool Shire project that
will deliver greater capability for our
rapidly growing community, he said.
It is great that we can work with other
levels of government to achieve good
outcomes.
Member for Western Victoria, Jaala
Pulford, announced that Masons Lane
Sportsground was among 11 projects to
share in the $2 million Victorian Asia
Cup 2015 Legacy Fund.
Ms Pulford said record numbers of
boys and girls, men and women, are
signing up to play soccer, and they
deserve the very best facilities.
More than 66,000 Victorians played in
grassroots soccer competitions in 2016,
and that number is growing each year,
Ms Pulford said.
The success of the 2015 AFC Asia
Cup exceeded all expectations and as a
result, delivered a $1.6 million windfall
that the Andrews Government is
using to upgrade soccer grounds and
encourage more people to play the
world game.
From the fund, the Government is
now delivering $100,000 to Moorabool
Shire Council towards the installation
of training standard lighting at Masons
Lane Recreation Reserve.
The lighting will allow teams to play
night games and to train after dark,
Ms Pulford said.
Hazelwood Power Station
begins.
Its closure will cut 22 per
cent of Victorias electricity
production and 1000 jobs.
Already businesses are
reporting 30-50 per cent in-
creases in power bills.
These are the obvious
outcomes.
But what is less known is
the real cost of the power
price hike to the people of
Victoria.
The Andrews Government
has not told the public what
the additional costs will be
to run public facilities, local
councils and institutions.
Places like hospitals, police
stations, State Government
offices, schools publicly
run places they too will
have to pay bigger bills. And
that means the taxpayer.
So - residents will be hit
twice for this paying their
own bills and paying for the
hikes that government-run
institutions will also pay.
It may be a hidden cost now
stressed about a 2.5 per cent
cap on rate increases will be
sweating. So, too, volunteer-
run organisations like Surf
Life Saving, Girl Guides and
sporting clubs.
Can you imagine a small
country football-netball club
affording the cost of lights
for training during winter?
Fundraising will now be
directed towards paying
for the Premiers expensive
power.
Daniel Andrews is too busy
chasing the South Austral-
ian energy `dream that now
resembles a nightmare.
I want to know if the Pre-
mier has done his homework
on this. What is it going to
cost the public purse for La-
bors ideological whim?
Victorians need to start ask-
ing questions either way,
they pay.
Simon Ramsay MP
Shadow Parliamentary
Secretary for Rural and
Regional Transport

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Term 1 Program includes Expression Of Interest for Term 2
- First Aid for Babies and Toddlers. Mens Shed, Wednesdays;
Mens Group, Mondays. All enquiries, bookings, classes &
venue hire - call 5368 1934.
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33-35 Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation classes,
community groups, occasional child care, venue hire. BM &
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390.
MEETINGS
Bacchus Marsh & Melton Amateur Theatre Group
Public Meeting to plan 2017 season - Saturday 8 April, 2pm
Enquiries - 0418 146 161.
Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St Johns Anglican Church
Hall- 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
905 558 Tamsin.
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
229 Main St Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
Ballan Anglers Inc
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel,
7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome
0400 003 936.
Rose-Carers 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.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial
Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535.
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 Peter 0428 112 295.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Next market Saturday 6 May. First Saturday each month -
Inglis St, Ballan 9am-1pm. Enquiries 0402 390 080 (Wayne).
Darley Market
Saturday 6 May, 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 April, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Gordon Catholic Parish
Mass Times Saturday 8 April Springbank, 6.30pm
Sunday 9 April Bungaree, 8.45am; Ballan, 10.30am.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon.
Service Times Sunday 9 April - St Johns Bungaree, 9am; St in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
Johns Ballan, 11am; St Marks in the pub Gordon, 5pm.
Enquiries Fr. Glen Wesley 5368 2730. Advertisement for Moorabool News newspaper
Ballan Uniting Church (St. Pauls)
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
B3 Community
Focused, family friendly church with a difference. Services
every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue Bowling Club, Main St,
Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. Fusion Youth 7pm
every Friday night. 222 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries
9028 2622.
Community Prayer Service
Thursday 6 April, 10am
St Brigids Church - Ballan
Prayers will be offered for
Brian Andrews
who disappeared from his home
in Ballan three months ago.
All welcome to participate.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
2pm 1st Sunday of month. Family messy Church, 4.30pm
(4th Sunday of month). Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Sunday 8.30am & 10am; Cafe Church - 1st
Sunday 10am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm, Wednesdays
10am. Balliang - 2nd Sunday 10.30am, 4th Sunday 9am.
Myrniong - 1st & 3rd Sunday 11am. 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).
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 Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
St Bernards
Catholic Parish
ST BERNARDS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Bacchus Marsh 61 Lerderderg St,
61 Lerderderg St, BacchusBACCHUS
Marsh MARSH
HOLY WEEK & EASTER CELEBRATIONS
13 April Holy Thursday Mass of the Lords Supper @ 7:30pm followed
by silent prayer finishing with night prayers at 10:30pm
14 April Good Friday
*11am Ecumenical Way of the Cross starting in the car-park
(rear of Foodworks)
*3pm Celebration of the Lords Passion St Bernards Church
15 April Holy Saturday Easter Vigil & Mass @ 7:30pm
16 April Easter Sunday Mass
8:30am & 10am - Bacchus Marsh
8:30am - Korobeit Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Reconciliation 1st Rite (Confession)
11 April Tues @ 4:45pm7:30pm
PLEASE NOTE:
NEW SATURDAY VIGIL MASS TIME 5pm Commencing
SATURDAY 22 April 2017. there will be no 6:30pm Mass at St Bernards from
this date.
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A Lifestyle move awaits
SOLD!
at
auction
4 Leahy Street, Bacchus Marsh
Price: $460,000 Joseph Walton
On offer is a quality built home on a generous 958 square
metre, fully landscaped allotment. Plenty of room for the
President, Reiv
kids to play cricket, kick the footy, or simply sit and relax
in your own private space. Situated only 300mtrs from
the West Golf Course, approx. 800mtrs to the proposed While regional Victoria is
shopping centre and primary school and less than 2.7kms traditionally the domain of
to the station, Secondary College and Grammar this is a private sales, auctions are
brilliant location. Featuring 4 double sized bedrooms, gaining popularity and suc-
cess in areas further from
master with WIR & ensuite with spa. Formal lounge
the city.
to the front leading to open plan kitchen, meals area
The latest REIV data shows
that overlooks the beautifully landscaped gardens. 3
almost 2,700 regional homes
generous, double sized bedrooms to the rear of the home
with rumpus/study or 5th bedroom to the rear. went to auction in the 12
months to March with 1,565
selling a 58 per cent clear-
ance rate. This was an eight
per cent increase in the num-
ber of homes sold at auction
when compared to the same
period last year.
Demand for auctions is
generally driven by strong
buyer interest in a particular
area with success measured
by a clearance rate the pro-
portion of homes sold.
Greater Geelong recorded
the highest number of auc-
tions over the year with
more than 970 homes going
www.arbeerealestate.com.au under the hammer. Of the
homes that went to auction,
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333 75 per cent sold - 16 per cent
Arbee Real Estate more auction sales than in
the year to March 2016.
In the 12 months to March
2017, Victorias largest re-
gional city accounted for
around 47 per cent of all auc-
tions across the state.
This was followed by Great-
er Bendigo where more than
170 homes went to auction
with auction sales up four
per cent on the same period
last year.
Other municipalities expe-
riencing some of the states
highest auction volumes in-
clude the Macedon Ranges
with almost 140 homes
going to auction in the 12
month period.
The City of Ballarat also
experienced solid auction
activity with 128 auctions
held a 17 per cent increase
in auction volumes on the
previous year. Vendors were
also more successful at auc-
tion with sales in the area up
64 per cent on March 2016
figures.
Meanwhile, vendors who
auctioned their property in
the Surf Coast were some
of the most successful with
a 78 per cent clearance
rate recorded from the 108
auctions.
Auction volumes and sales
over the year also increased
in Campaspe and Moora-
bool, with 109 and 31 auc-
tions held respectively.
For more information on
auction results and median
house prices by town, visit
reiv.com.au.
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Rayner We put you rst

9 HAKEA COURT, BACCHUS MARSH 8 COTTON COURT, BACCHUS MARSH
NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

LOOKS SMALL BUT PREPARE TO BE AMAZED 4 2 2 PRIVATE COURT LOCATION 4 2 2

Generous sized meals and living areas off kitchen; 4 generous sized bedrooms in quiet court location;
Separate rumpus / family room; Private Sale: $515,000 Tassie oak hard wood ooring, ceiling fans, split system and wood heater; Private Sale: low-mid $500,000s
Bonus study / theatre with double sliding doors; Inspect: Saturday 8th April Double shower in the open Ens and WIRs accommodate the master bedroom; Inspect: Saturday 8th April
Ducted evaporative cooling / ducted gas heating; Large island with waterfall bench top and 5 burner freestanding stainless oven;
1.15pm-1.45pm 1.15pm-1.45pm
Alfresco meals and entertaining area shaded by roll-up outdoor blinds; Outdoor Alfresco decked area;
Fully landscaped front and rear gardens; Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699 Maintenance free garden; Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699
CCTV security cameras / alarm system; Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au Double lock up garage + single carport with steel gate to front and colorbond Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au
Land size approximately 668sqm. gates to rear, abundance of parking options.

6 RUXTON WAY, HOPETOUN PARK 16 BANADELL AVENUE, BACCHUS MARSH

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

DREAMS CAN BECOME REALITY 4 2 2 EXPANSIVE HOME WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS 6 4

Beautifully presented 4 bedroom home, master with WIR and spacious ensuite Amazing home in the lovely Manning Estate on approximately 5500m2.
Huge open plan living, kitchen and meals with views from every angle Private Sale: $739,000 Quality home is approx. 69.5sqm & offers opportunity of 2 separate residences. Private Sale: $899,500
Warm country feel with an abundance of natural light Inspect: Saturday 8th April Entertainers kitchen, plenty of storage & bench space, SS appliances. Inspect: By appointment
All year round comfort with ducted heating and evaporative cooling Open plan Meals/family area with wood heater. Family bathroom, laundry,
2:00pm2:30pm Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011
Decked outdoor area overlooking two horse paddocks and Reserve
Stable, tack room, wash bay and high quality fencing Contact: Mark Davis 0458 224 405 ofce & a large living area with access through to the extensive deck. Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au
Private cedar cabin retreat with raised front deck and huge re pit Email: mark.davis@raynerrealestate.com.au 5 large bedrooms, 4 have balcony access & 3 of them have an ensuite.
Gorgeous property sitting on 4080m2 approx has so much to offer The lower level, is a self-contained residence approx. 22sqm.

138 LA COTE ROAD, GREENDALE 4/168 GISBORNE RD, BACCHUS MARSH 7 DECKER STREET, BLACKWOOD 15 LEWIS STREET, BACCHUS MARSH
OPEN FOR INSPECTION OPEN FOR INSPECTION

PEACEFUL COUNTRY LIFESTYLE PRIVATE AND PEACEFUL THE PERFECT ESCAPE!! WHO SAID SIZE DOESNT COUNT
Timber & brick features throughout, large open re & Private enclosed courtyard with pergola, 2 ceiling fans & Located in beautiful Blackwood is this perfect weekend Generous block of land approximately 902m2 with a
high cathedral ceilings. shade cloth for fernery. escape or home. tiered rear yard and the home is located on the high
3 bdrms, master has WIR & ensuite & there are BIRs to Master with WIR & 2 BIRs, second bdrm is located at the Offers 2 bedrooms, both with BIR, a good size lounge side of the street;
the other 2 bdrms. end of the hallway. with a wood re, combined kitchen/meals & a bathroom Sunny North facing front bay windows in the main
Offering a study, lounge, dining area, kitchen & meals Bathroom situated between the two rooms. which also has laundry facilities. bedroom with en-suite and WIR.
area & family bathroom. Features incl gas heating, wall air-con, ceiling fan, Single carport & large front deck, a perfect place to U-shaped kitchen overlooking the living area;

4 acres (approx.). Back of the block is natural bush, large
dam in the middle and front half is cleared and fenced
around the house and has a large dog run/stable.
Private Sale: $547,000
Inspect: Saturday 8th April 1.15pm-1.45pm
Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011
Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au
SOLD
security shutters & single carport with roller door. relax and listen to the birds. Double lock up garage;
Body corporate fees $600pa and possible rental return Situated on a good size block, this property has Rear garden shed, ample car space on driveway and
of $15,000pa. potential to add your own personal touch. room for a trailer or caravan.
Private Sale: $310,000 Private Sale: $220,000 Private Sale: $387,000
Inspect: Saturday 8th April 11:45am12:15pm Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment
Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699 Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011 Contact: Graeme Rayner 0417 559 945
Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: graeme@raynerrealestate.com.au

Marcus Julie Mark Melonie Graeme Adam Mark Rod Brendan

Rayner Archon Davis Winch Rayner Tucci Dudley Grant Rayner
0418 556 699 0422 412 964 0458 224 405 0408 675 011 0417 559 945 0411 077 128 0409 954 396 0416 231 782 0421 619 938

175 Main Street

Bacchus Marsh raynerrealestate.com.au 5366 3600
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Rayner We put you rst

6 INGLISTON ROAD, BALLAN 14 HOGAN ROAD, BALLAN

BRAND NEW: BALLAN LIVING 3 2 2 IMPECCABLE 3 2 2

Quality home built by McNiece Building Group 3 Bedrooms en-suite, study, 2 living areas
541m2 allotment, new fences and fresh lawn Private Sale: $442,500 Spacious attractive kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher and large pantry Private Sale: $455,000
3 bedrooms with provision for a possible 4th bedroom Inspect: By appointment Double garage with remote door and direct access into house Inspect: By appointment
Master with walk in robe and full ensuite, other bedrooms with built in robes. Gas ducted heating, 2 x Split systems
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Main living provides family/dining/kitchen/walk in pantry) and ows to Solar/gas HWS,under cover alfresco area
undercover Alfresco area providing for a relaxing BBQ. Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au 781 Sqm block with lovely established gardens, garden shed and water tank Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au
Entry from double garage, oor coverings, central heating, dishwasher, split Excellent condition, good location
system, ceiling fans, basic landscaping, quality kitchen and appliances.

20 STEETLEY LANE, MT EGERTON 13 LYON PLACE, BALLAN

PRICE REDUCED

POINT OF VIEW 3 1 1 FIRST CLASS 3 2 2

Low price entry to the property market 3 Bedroom (all with robes), main bedroom has a walk-in-robe & en-suite
Big 1694m2 (approx.) block with established trees and shrubs Private Sale: $259,000 Study and 2 Living rooms Private Sale: $495,000
Offering 3 bedrooms Inspect: By appointment 900mm gas cook-top, dishwasher, island bench & pantry Inspect: By appointment
Kitchen with stainless steel feature benches Gas ducted heating, ducted evaporative cooling and gas/log re
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Sensational outlook on the side of beautiful Mount Egerton Solar power feeding back to the grid
Endless views Gordon bound Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au Double garage with remote door and direct access into the house Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au
Outdoor decking/alfresco area to enjoy the scenery A free standing 8m x 5m (approx.) covered entertainment area
Set on 1043 sqm (approx.) with access down the side suitable for a caravan

493 OLD MELBOURNE RD, BALLAN 120 GREENDALE ROAD, GREENDALE 63 SPENCER ROAD, BALLAN 37 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN

CLOSE TO TOWN - VACANT LAND LAND STRIKE!! - IN POPULAR GREENDALE BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED THE RED DOOR
18.5 Acres (approx.) 19 Acres (7.73ha) approximately 4 bedroom (all with robes) A touch of class, character, beautiful garden setting
Zoned Rural Living Zone Well-formed long drive way entry Ensuite and walk in robe in main bedroom Set on a magnicent 1088m2 sized block
Mains Water Connected Workshop 18 x 10 metre with concrete ooring plus 18 2 living areas Entry with chequered tiles and feature hallway
Power Available x 4 metre verandah Gas ducted heating, ducted evaporative cooling 4 bedrooms, master with large walk in robe & ensuite
Only 2 kms to Town Centre Power connected 900mm gas stove, dishwasher, island bench and pantry Built in robes in other 3 bedrooms
Excellent level open paddock Magnicent elevated views Solar/gas HWS, double garage with auto door & direct A light lled fully equipped kitchen
Featuring lovely old Redgums Excellent cleared area for home site (STCA) access to the house Meals/family area with ease of access to outdoor deck
2 large water tanks and 2 dams 600sqm block, access for a caravan or boat.

Private Sale: $485,000 Private Sale: $395,000 Private Sale: $418,000 Private Sale: $475,000
Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment
Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782 Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782 Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396
Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au

Marcus Julie Mark Melonie Graeme Adam Mark Rod Brendan

Rayner Archon Davis Winch Rayner Tucci Dudley Grant Rayner
0418 556 699 0422 412 964 0458 224 405 0408 675 011 0417 559 945 0411 077 128 0409 954 396 0416 231 782 0421 619 938

132 Corner Inglis & Fisken Streets

Ballan raynerrealestate.com.au 5368 1057
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Arbee Real Estate

Due to overwhelming demand,

we urgently require
more properties.

If you have been thinking of selling

or would simply like to know
what your property is worth in
todays market, please contact the
friendly team at Arbee Real Estate
Professionals on 5367 2333 or
sales@arbeerealestate.com.au

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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Maddingley 24 Inglis Street 4 2 2 Pentland Hills 109 Palmers Lane 4 2 2

Suberb Family Lifestyle Awaits
This home represents exceptional
family living only minutes away to
Bacchus Marsh Grammar, Secondary
College and Train station. The sizeable
rear yard delivers an idyllic space
for children to play endlessly with a
wonderful swimming pool area with
extensive timber decking areas, secure
fencing, garden shed, huge undercover
entertainment area plus a double
carport.
Private Sale Country Style Homestead Private Sale
with City/Country Views
Price $470,000$485,000 Price $975,000
Set in rolling green landscape and
Inspect Saturday 11.0011.30am positioned on 40 acres of lawns, Inspect Saturday 12.301.00pm
gardens, mature trees, pasture & bush
Ofce 137 Main Street, land is this welcoming home comprising Ofce 137 Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128 of high decorative ceilings, polished Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
hardwood ooring, quality timber
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754 Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
len@lensmith.com.au
kitchen/ meals, lounge, family room, len@lensmith.com.au
glorious vistas from every window
sep 2BR granny at, machinery shed,
double carport and two picturesque
dams. Easy freeway access to
Melbourne & Ballarat.

W
NE TING
LIS

Darley 46 Manning Blvd Coimadai 53b Seereys Track

Prestige Manning Estate - 1 Acre Private Sale Cooee! Cooee! The Call of the Bush Private Sale
Titled and ready to build on. Price $309,000 Looking for that piece of Australiana to Price $259,500
180 degree views stretching all the way call home? 17 acre natural bush setting
to melbourne skyline. Golf course close Inspect By appointment located only 8kms from town. Gravel Inspect By appointment
by. You wont have to hold back any road frontage, Goodmans Creek access
longer on building your dream home. Contact Kelvin Gafero 0481 991 828 to rear. Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754

Bacchus Marsh 24A Taverner Street Darley Lot 2 Victoria Street

Attention Developers, Private Sale Outstanding 1200 SQM Block Private Sale
Builders and Investors This super sized block is located at
Price $1,350,000 Price $315,000
4.5 acres 1.840 HA complete with end of a private court and is perfectly
general residential land zoning. Inspect By appointment at with enough room for everything. Inspect By appointment
Located between Main Street shops Moments away to schools, shops and
and Railway station. Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754 freeway access. Dont miss this one! Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
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John Kontek
R E A L E S T A T E
BALLAN
72 Edols Street
$314,000
INVEST OR SIMPLY MOVE IN!
Located one block back from the main street
of Ballan, this 3 bedroom brick veneer home
is located centrally allowing you to walk to all
amenities. Recent renovations provide a modern
fresh feel with all 3 bedrooms being carpeted
and have BIRs. Open plan lounge, dining and
kitchen. Gas cooking and polished timber floor
boards. Gas heater positioned centrally in the
lounge room. Modern family bathroom with a
separate shower, bath and toilet and an external
laundry under the roof line. Veranda to rear
allows you to sit and enjoy the sunny afternoons.
A secure yard, small garden shed and single
carport finishing off this must see property.
BALLAN
18 Walsh Street
$339,000
WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
Here is your golden opportunity to enter the
investment market or move on in and make it
your own. This cosy 3 bedroom brick veneer
home presents well and is positioned on a large
1000m2 (appx) parcel of land. The home offers
3 bedrooms all with BIRs and a family bathroom
with a separate shower and bath. The family
lounge is heated with a gas wall furnace and
is positioned centrally with easy access to your
dining/ kitchen area which also gives access to a
neat and tidy patio area via a glass sliding door.
The home has a large backyard for the kids to
play and the animals to explore! This home is
currently leased and returning $1300 PCM.
BALLAN
111 Llandeillo Lane
$780,000
50 ACRES DOESNT COME
ALONG VERY OFTEN!
Peace privacy and space is what this property
offers. 3 bedroom home with timber flooring
throughout, large country style kitchen complete
with dishwasher, family bathroom, 3 good sized
bedrooms, heating and large windows. Covered
veranda for enjoying the warm summer days and
nights. Ample shedding including stables and
chicken pens, a large secure Colorbond shed
complete with self contained living including
amenities to keep dad amused! 4 dams for live
stock, fishing or yabbying. Established matured
NEW LISTING trees provide great protection from the elements!
5 minute drive from the town centre of Ballan.
BALLAN
8 Fitch Court
$410,000
ONE TO BE INSPECTED
Set in a court location on the fringe of Ballan,
this 3 bedroom plus study brick veneer home
is one not to look past. Open plan, kitchen/
dining/family room floor plan. Kitchen with an
island and plenty of bench space, stainless steel
OFFER D
cooking appliances, a dishwasher and large
walk in pantry. Access to the rear yard from the
family room and also alfresco access from the
TE
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meals area. 2 of the 3 bedrooms with BIRs the
C C
A
master having a WIR and an ensuite complete
with his and hers vanity. The family bathroom
offers a separate shower and bath with the toilet
being separate from the bathroom. The DLUG
provides internal access to the home.
John Kontek
R E A L E S T A T E B A L L A N
Visit our new web site: www.johnkontekballan.com.au
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B A L L A N Ph: 5368 1455
BALLAN
14 Denholms Road
$995,000
STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD!
Earning the name The Dome House, this
property is certainly one to catch your attention.
6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 3 levels of living
with a total of 5 living areas and a kitchen in
the main home as well as a second in the
garage! Solar and wind energy for electricity
with diesel back up. 3 heaters, the design of
this home reduces heating by approximately
to an average home and an additional heater
in the garage. There are 2 gas stoves/ovens for
all your cooking needs, hot water is supplied via
instantaneous gas hot water services and then
there is the advantage of the gas clothes dryer
which will also be sold as part of the property.
BALLAN
7 Walsh Street
$595,000
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Once you step onto this property you will truly
begin to appreciate how much you really are
getting for your money! 6 bedrooms or 5 plus a
study. All bedrooms have BIRs, master has WIR
and the ENS complete with a his and hers vanity,
a shower and toilet. Open plan kitchen/dining/
family rooms. Ample bench space with a gas
cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher. Movie
theater room. Concrete alfresco area, spacious
block of approx. 1061m2, a large colorbond
shed with a skillion roof and the ultimate teenage
retreat or man cave, an amazing play area
complete with a cubby house for the children, a
NEW LISTING garden shed and chicken pen. Double LUG with
a rear roller door for back yard access.
GORDON
17 Main Street
$550,000
LIVE AND WORK FROM HOME!
The Gordon General Store is available for the
right person to take on the already thriving
business, being sold on a walk-in walk-out
contract. The freehold offers the General Store
including stock on hand plus a separate 2
OFFER D
bedroom residence all set on 2000m2 with 2
sewer points, offering the potential to subdivide
STCA. Large shedding and 2 access driveways,
E
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complete the package!
C E
AC
DALES CREEK
5 Acacia Avenue
$550,000
SPACE AND NATURE
If extra space and a touch of nature is what
youre chasing then look no further! This
4 bedroom plus study brick veneer home
is set on approximately 1 acre in the Dales
Creek Estate. All bedrooms offer BIRs with the
SOLD
master having a WIR and an ensuite with a
large shower. The main bathroom provides
a separate shower and a corner spa. Formal
lounge with a second family room attached
to the open plan kitchen/dining area, with
the kitchen containing electric cooking a
dishwasher and buttlers pantry! Ducted
heating and cooling, internal access to the
SLUG.
128 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN
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VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
This is the week to get on with creative plans. Family
QUICK PUZZLE gives its blessing to a new friend and disputes begin to

diminish at the workplace. Cultural events are high-

lighted.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
This is the week to experiment with new approaches as
friends and higher-ups are generally responsive.
Someone you havent heard from in a long time may
contact you after the weekend.

ARIESMarch 21-April 20 SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21

Avoid finding yourself on the defensive and keep yourself The week focuses on tried-and-true approaches to love,
informed of happenings in the workplace and in the career and friendship. In finance especially, avoid
community. You may be assuming a leadership role after impulsive moves. Travel and business blend better than
the weekend. ever.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22 SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
You prove a loyal and understanding friend and family You have a tendency to volunteer for too many
member. Property transactions may move more quickly assignments, so think again before making a major
than expected. Watch out for tiny jealousies in the career commitment. A younger person may prove to be a good
environment. friend. The weekend focuses on new interests.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21 CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Personal magnetism is strong and you may be taking on Although the week appears to be quiet, behind-the-scenes
the role of public speaker. Some tough money decisions much is happening on your behalf. Supervisors are taking
may face you this week. A new area of study, perhaps note of your style and an admirer is planning the next
NO. 8990 psychology should be explored. move.
ACROSS DOWN CANCERJune 22-July 22 AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
1. Secure (4) 1. Rigid (5)
7. Dog (9) 2. Dress (5) You will find this a quick paced, highly eventful week, This week sees you changing opinions, especially about
8. Metal (4) 3. Weighing machine (6) but allow time to review the health needs of your family. new acquaintances. Your social agenda is unexpectedly
9. Pincer (4) 4. Response (6) A romantic setback is reversed after the weekend. Avoid lively. If planning a trip, check all details, no matter how
10. Booty (4) 5. Tug (4) taking hot tips too seriously. miniscule.
11. Sham (4) 6. Remember (9)
14. Untidy (10) 12. Mammal (9) LEOJuly 23-August 22 PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
16. Analgesic (10) 13. Paradise (4) Lighthearted social events and challenging tasks is the
19. Tardy (4) 15. Title (4) Your business ideas are shrewd but may not be ready for
implementation just at the moment. Romance prospects theme this week. A family member is surprisingly
22. Wealthy (4) 17. Certainly (6) supportive. A new acquaintance may ask for an unusually
24. Soggy (4) 18. Timber (6) brighten when you become more sharing. Kind words
large favour.
25. Whip (4) 20. Subside (5) flow from a highly respected individual.
26. Sycophant (9) 21. Anaesthetic (5) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
27. Expensive (4) 23. Detest (4) VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
You tend to worry about little things and sometimes
This is the week to get on with creative plans. Family underestimate your talents. These talents are often
CRYPTIC PUZZLE gives its blessing to a new friend and disputes begin to extraordinary. If you understand the depth of your
ACROSS diminish at the workplace. Cultural events are high- resourcefulness and the extent of your dependability, you
1. Only fair (4). 7, Identify totally with the role in Split lighted. could make this a highly successful year.
Up (4,5). 8. A mare very fond of apples? (4). 9. Dont

SUDOKU
allow to arrest (4). 10. Shoot over and help with the gar- LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
dening (4). 11. Does the wrong thing in boarding the This is the week to experiment with new approaches as
ship (4). 14. Dont think much of when you see from
above (4,4,2). 16. OK, but a shade pale (5,5). 19. De- friends and higher-ups are generally responsive.
lighted when set point is captured (4). 22. The buzzer Someone you havent heard from in a long time may
used to be at the top end (4). 24. It doesnt produce
much laughter among fishermen! (4). 25. Track the an-
NUMBER GAME
contact you after the weekend.

cestral descent (4). 26. Going away is something new SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
(9). 27. Concluding its the one before this (4). ANSWER BELOW approaches to love,
The week focuses on tried-and-true
DOWN career and friendship. In finance especially, avoid
1. Ladys leisure wear (5). 2. Mark, by the way, got in a impulsive moves. Travel and business blend better than
mess (5). 3. Robs it from the inn (6). 4. The man did the ever.
same and piled it on (6). 5. Fight someone small and
mean (4). 6. Having no money, Frank cracked a safe, SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
perhaps (5,4). 12. Grows in the folds (9). 13. Thats a
fruit, stupid! you say (4). 15. Its to the point and makes You have a tendency to volunteer for too many
sense (4). 17. Settles for Left with a sight defect (6). assignments, so think again before making a major
18. Plenty of blood, the boy put in (6). 20. This girl I commitment. A younger person may prove to be a good
caught in time (5). 21. Youll enjoy it, doctor (5). 23. Gan- friend. The weekend focuses on new interests.
der, were told, with a crest (4).
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Although the week appears to be quiet, behind-the-scenes
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8989
21, Treat. 23, Peak (peek).
much is happening on your behalf. Supervisors are taking
note of your style and an admirer is planning the next
(slow). 15, W-its. 17, L-ights. 18, G-Al-ore. 20, Er-I-c-a.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
move.
aped. 5, S-par. 6, Broke open. 12, In-creases. 13, Sloe
Across - 7, Circumscribe. 8, Arrest. 9, Length. 10,
Fighter. 12, Small. 15, Weird. 16, Spinach. 18, Broken.
Down - 1, Jeans. 2, St-ain. 3, Bistro (anag.). 4, He-
20, Ignore. 22, Mores the pity.
ture. 27, Last. AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Down - 1, Migraine. 2, Acme. 3, Smother. 4, Scale. 5,
Se-N-t. 22, Was-(to)p. 24, Gale. 25, Line. 26, Depar-
This week sees you changing opinions, especially about
Cinnanmon. 6, Beat. 11, Hara-kiri. 13, Lacerate. 14, Up-
Rake. 11, S-in-S. 14, Look down on. 16, Green light. 19,
new acquaintances. Your social agenda is unexpectedly
right. 17, Gnash. 19, Rime. 21, Nape.
Across - 1, Just. 7, Live a-part. 8, A-dam. 9, Stop. 10, lively. If planning a trip, check all details, no matter how
miniscule.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 7, Master-stroke. 8, Picnic. 9, Treat-Y. 10, Lanc-
18, Lumber. 20, Abate. 21, Ether. 23, Hate. PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
ers. 12, S-tub-s. 15, Penny. 16, Parrots. 18, Ann-ex-e.
Recollect. 12, Armadillo. 13, Eden. 15, Earl. 17, Indeed.
Lighthearted social events and challenging tasks is the
20, A-nswe-R. 22, Metal fatigue.
Down - 1, Stiff. 2, Frock. 3, Scales. 4, Answer. 5, Pull. 6,
Down - 1, Bad-I-nag-e. 2, Eton (eaten). 3, Pro-cure. 4,
22, Rich. 24, Damp. 25, Lash. 26, Flatterer. 27, Dear. theme this week. A family member is surprisingly
St-ate. 5, Go-getter. 6, Left. 11, Cons-ents. 13, Butt-er supportive. A new acquaintance may ask for an unusually
large favour.
Loot. 11, Fake. 14, Disorderly. 16, Painkiller. 19, Late.
up. 14, Ma-cad-am. 17, Bella. 19, Nam-E (rev.). 21, Slip.
Across - 1, Safe. 7, Schnauzer. 8, Iron. 9, Claw. 10,
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
QUICK SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8990 You tend to worry about little things and sometimes
underestimate your talents. These talents are often
extraordinary. If you understand the depth of your
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FUNERALS STONEMASON DEATH NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

WILSON Eileen Doreen Kirwan
28/02/1939 ~ 29/03/2017
MEMORIALS Devoted wife of Patrick.
STONEMASONS
BALLARAT Loving mother of Raymond, Donna, Mark, Shaun and Jo-Anne.
Cherished mother-in-law to Annabelle, Kerry, Donna and Brad.
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& All District Cemeteries

Beloved Nan of Shane, Sarah, Jesse, Ashlee, Christopher,
Headstones & Monuments Reece, Danielle, James, Jasmine, Jacob, April, Emily, Katie
All Memorial Works and Great grandchildren Lillian, Constance and Maddison.
Eileen loved to spend time in her garden and to support her
Ph 5335 8074 Fax 5336 2669 adored Storm Rugby Team. She was an inspiration to all who
814 Latrobe St Ballarat, 3350 knew her, full of courage, strength, loyalty and determination.
Also Stone Benchtops Rest In Peace.
www.wilsonmemorials.com.au Thank you to the Bacchus Marsh Hospital, Palliative Care
info@wilsonmemorials.com.au
Team and Dr Sadhai.

DEATH NOTICE MUSIC STORAGE

Kirwan, Eileen Ballan

Your life to us was a blessing, Containers
Your memory a treasure, & Storage
We loved you beyond words,
And will miss you beyond measure. FUNERAL NOTICE Piano Lessons Short & Long
Love always Raymond, Annabelle, KIRWAN piano & keyboard Term Rentals
The Funeral Service for the late Mrs Eileen Doreen Kirwan beginner guitar
Sarah, Michael, Constance,
will be held at Michael Crawford Funerals Chapel, 226 Main double bass Containers For Sale
Christopher and Daniel. (Gordon) & Hire
Street, Bacchus Marsh on Friday, April 7, 2017 commencing at
11.00am. Tim Nelson 0490 420 219
Following the Service the funeral will leave the Chapel for the 0450 904 464
DEATH NOTICE Maddingley Cemetery Bacchus Marsh.
Flowers welcome or if preferred, in lieu, a donation can be made
LACK (nee Vickery) Faye Mary to the Bacchus Marsh Palliative Care Unit in Memory of Eileen, EMPLOYMENT
06.01.1935 27.03.2017 envelopes will be provided at the Chapel.
Passed away peacefully at the Ballan Hospital
with her loved daughter Karryn by her side. IN THE CARE OF
Loving wife of Tasman (dec).
OCCASIONAL CARE CHILD CARE WORKER
Loved and cherished mother and mother-in-law OCCASIONAL CARE COORDINATOR
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre Inc. has a vacancy for a permanent part-time child
of Karryn and Andrew (dec) and Lynda (dec). Ballan Bacchus Marsh Darley
care worker, Neighbourhood
12 hours per week, Thursday and House & Learning Centre
Friday, 8.30am-2.30pm, Inc.
employed for 40 weeks per
Loved Nana of Andrew and Bridie, Victoria and Justin. 5367 6733 requires a permanentyear part-time child care coordinator,
(school terms).
Adored Great Nan of Elyott. 14Certificate
hours per week, Thursday
III in Childrens andrelevant
Services and other Friday, employed
certificates for
required.
A brave and courageous lady to the end. Applications to Manager, DNHLC, PO Box 566, Bacchus Marsh or info@dnhlc.org.au
40 weeks per year (school terms).
FUNERALS
Applications close 15th March. Position description available on request. Phone 5367 4390
Forever Loved. Diploma in Childrens Services and other relevant
Fayes family wish to acknowledge and thank all the staff at certificates required.
150 years of service to the
Ballan Nursing Home / Hospital for the love and care given to Applications to Manager, DNHLC, PO Box 566,
Shires of Hebpurn and Moorabool
Faye in her time of need. & surrounds.
Bacchus Marsh or info@dnhlc.org.au
Pre-paid & Pre-planned
funerals available Applications close 13th April.
FUNERAL NOTICE Position description available on request.
150 years of service to the Shires ofAndrew
Hepburn andand
Nuske Moorabool
Alicia Kay
Phone 5367 4390
LACK (nee Vickery) & Surrounds. Pre-paid & Pre-planned
OFFICEfunerals available.
: 24 BRIDPORT STREET
DAYLESFORD. 3460
The Funeral Service to give thanks for the life of the late Andrew Nuske and Alica Kay
24 Bridport Street,info@vereyfuneraldirectors.com
Daylesford EMPLOYMENT
Mrs Faye Mary Lack will be held at Christ Church Anglican
Church, Unitt Street, Melton TODAY (Tuesday April 4, 2017)
commencing at 1.30pm. At the conclusion of the Service the
5348 2762
info@vereyfuneraldirectors.com
www.vereyfuneraldirectors.com.au ALL HOURS
Funeral will leave the Church for the Melton Cemetery. 5348 2762 ALL HOURS
Individual and Personal Goodbyes.
Individual and Personal Goodbyes
IN THE CARE OF
FUNERALS

PAT CASHIN
Ballan Bacchus Marsh
5367 6733
Child & Family Services Ballarat (CAFS) is a not-for-profit,

FUNERALS
community service organisation that provides a range of programs
DEATH NOTICE and services to children, young people and families who are
vulnerable or in need of support. CAFS has a long history supporting
HALL, Harry families, dating back to 1865 with the Ballarat Orphanage and
28.6.1924 27.3.2017 Ballarat Childrens Home. We are seeking suitably qualified
Passed away peacefully at Sutton Park Aged care, Melton South 1114 Doveton St. Nth, committed individuals to fill the following vacancy:
Aged 92 years
Dearly loved husband of Doris (dec.) and father of Jacqui and
Ballarat YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
Daniel, father-in-law of Peter and Jo, grandfather to Travis, SUPPORT WORKER
Madeleine, Alex, Matthew and Sam, and great grandfather
to Lily, Archer and Trent
Ph: 5333 3911 Full-time, ongoing
Previous applicants need not apply
At peace with Mum, both sadly missed and always in our
thoughts.
All Hours For further information on the above position, including closing date,

Full seartveicceost
position description and information on how to apply please visit our
careers page at www.cafs.org.au/our-people
FUNERAL NOTICE

at moder
Please note all applicants must be eligible to work in Australia and will
be subject to a Police Check and Working with Children Check.
HALL
The Funeral Service to Celebrate the Life of the late Mr
Harry Hall will be held at Michael Crawford Funerals
Chapel, 226 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh TOMORROW,
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 commencing at 11.00am. WATER CAFS is a child safe
A private cremation will follow. organisation.

IN THE CARE OF Tiger Natural Spring Water People from all cultures
For Swimming Pools, Household Tanks, and backgrounds are
079CAFS

welcome to apply.
Stock, Roadworks Hire
Ballan Bacchus Marsh
5367 6733 Call Gary McTigue 0419 008 027 Wellbeing, respect and safety for all children and families...
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PUBLIC NOTICE PETS GRASS SLASHING CATERING

The Neighbours Place Inc. CROWN

Notice of Annual General Meeting 2017 CATERING
Grass Slashing Food t for a King
Tuesday 9 May, 8pm
& Mowing Corporate functions,
Guest speaker - Marion Ingram Weddings, Birthdays,
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Hall Landscaping
Dinner Parties, Funerals,
Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh. Herbicide Application Engagements, Christenings
RSV 5367 6222 or 5367 1209 Garden Maintenance Phone Dianne
Qualified Chef
All welcome! Property Maintenance
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Notice of Temporary Road Closures Blackwood Layer Pullets
Easter Sat 15th April 2017
Commercial Crossbreds, Vaccinated Lucerne Hay OFF SEASON
The Blackwood Progress Assoc advises that the following FIREWOOD (COMMON)
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passage of the annual Easter Saturday Carnival Street
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Intersection of Terrill St & Greendale-Trentham Road
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Western Mowing &
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Murphy v Maher showdown

Ballan Football

Seniors
The Blues opened their 2017 season against Gordon, with
a line up that include five first time senior players, and it
was an intense match to start their first 18 career. The new
kids on the block Thompson, Shaw, Conlan, Boland, Layley
and Bongart are sure to have learnt a lot from the match.
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forward. Jason McNamara and Jarrod Graham battled hard
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challenge for this young raw squad. Tanti was also a tireless
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against Buninyong at home next week. Congratulations to
Tye Murphy from Gordon who won the Murphy/Maher Photos: Tim Saultry
trophy and Peter Cliffordfor his management of the day.
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Best - D. Tanti, J. Wilkinson, S. Hitchings, J. Graham, S. Sher,
A. Mullane.
The Reserves were on fire at the start of the match with
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many a pack wide open. In the third quarter the Blues took
their foot off the pedal but came home well in the final
quarter. A great result to start the year but next week will be
a real test.
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Best - D. Trickey, T. McGregor, T. Trickey, N. Kettle, R. Watts,
J. Fenwick.
The Under 18s took on a undermanned Eagles line up and
had a scoring feast. The Eagles did put in a determined effort Central Highlands Netball League
but the great pre season many of the players had done really Central Highlands Netball League
shone out under new coach John Mullane. The crew also had Results Round 1
several players in the senior line up. The boys kicked 8 goals Results Round 1
3 points in every quarter except the last when they kicked 8 Club 13&U 15&U 17&U C B A
goals 4. The boys will have a reality check next week and will Bungaree 16 30 52 40 32 50
need to be fully focused. Dunnstown 7 18 2 13 28 59
Final Scores Ballan 32 13 205 def Gordon 1 1 7. Buninyong 58 52 51 30 22 31
Springbank 1 11 4 15 42 37
Best - L. Conlan, E. Shaw, D. Bulluss, A. Hine, L. Folly, C. Carngham 5 9 12 8 21 26
Sparrow. Creswick 25 17 46 37 34 42
The Under 15s who are still desperate for more starters but Central Highlands Football League Clunes 15 17 25 54 35 67
gave a valant effort and thanks to some Under 12 players Results - Round 1 Skipton 26 10 25 21 19 16
who stepped up on the day. Lachlan Trickey gave a full 4 Daylesford 13 28 9 15 - -
quarters along with Blair Swanson and U12 inclusion led Seniors Beaufort 16 23 35 38 - -
by Jack Jarvis, gave their all. In a one sided match the Blues Springbank 13.13 (91) def Buninyong 10.6 (66) Gordon 4 10 36 41 25 39
players did a tremendous job to stay committed in the way Gordon 24.14 (158) def Ballan7.2 (44) Ballan 8 14 15 22 25 49
they did. Their coach was incredibly proud of the way they Bungaree 19.10 (124) def Dunnstown 6.4 (40) Newlyn 11 18 24 33 49 48
stuck out the match. Beaufort 23.10 (148) def Daylesford 10.5 (65) Hepburn 17 29 51 22 32 47
Hepburn 15.9 (99) def Newlyn 7.5 (47) Rokewood 1 25 61 53 60 71
Final Score - Ballan 0 0 0 lost Gordon 24 19 163.
Clunes 13.9 (87) def Skipton 8.11 (59) Smythesdale 30 14 7 7 12 27
Best - L. Trickey, B. Swanson, J. Jarvis, J. Horan, H. Brown. Learmonth 16 63 40 45 44 68
The Under 12s come up against some tough competition for Creswick 15.11 (101) def Cham/Linton 8.6 (54)
Waubra 19 2 9 12 9 0
Round one. Kayden Hudaverdi and Kobe Heafield had first Waubra 12.12 (84) def Learmonth 9.10 (64)
hands to the ball every time the ball was in the midfield. Jack Bye - Rokewood/Corindhap
Jarvis had a stunnerof a game in the back pocket and in his Reserves CHFL Goal Kickers
first game, Reid Boylan tried his heart out to get the ball out Buninyong 9.11 (65) def Springbank 3.6 (24) Seniors
of defence. The forward line didnt see much of the ball but Ballan 16.5 (101) def Gordon 9.7 (61) Luke Mirtschin Bungaree .................................. 6
when it was down that way the forwards looked promising. Bungaree 5.11 (41) def Dunnstown 4.6 (30) Joel Mirtschin Bungaree .................................. 6
Hopefully in the weeks to come the forwards start seeing Beaufort6.8 (44) def Daylesford 5.6 (36) Mick Nolan Gordon ...................................... 5
more of the ball than the defenders. Hepburn 9.12 (66) def Newlyn 6.8 (44) Chris McGuigan Gordon ...................................... 3
Final score - Ballan 1 0 6 lost Gordon 6 9 45. Clunes 22.12 (144) def Skipton 1.1 (7) Thomas Eltringham Springbank............................... 3
Creswick 13.17 (95) def Cham/Linton 3.1 (19) Steven Nicholson Gordon ...................................... 3
Ballan Golf Club Rwood/Chap 11.9 (75) def Smythesdale 4.7 (31) Bradley Hallam
Nicholas Couch
Gordon ...................................... 3
Springbank .............................. 3
Results - Week ending Sunday 3 April Learmonth 11.7 (73) def Waubra 4.6 (30)
Andrew Toan Dunnstown .............................. 3
Wednesday - Stableford Under 18
Jackson Murphy Bungaree .................................. 3
WinnerBarry Lenaghan (20)40 points, R/up Bob Arklay (9) Buninyong 10.7 (67) def Springbank 6.7 (43)
Ballan 32.13 (205) def Gordon 1.1 (7) Reserves
35 points. Magpie -14th Les Martin. NTP - 15th Chris Tudor.
Dunnstown 17.15 (117) def Bungaree 4.0 (24) Matthew Wrigley Clunes ......................................10
SaturdayStroke - Monthly Medal Rodney Watts Ballan ........................................ 7
Hepburn 16.13 (109) def Newlyn 1.0 (6)
A Grade Justin Fenwick Ballan ........................................ 4
Skipton 15.15 (105) def Clunes 3.5 (23)
Winner - Bob Arklay 69-8-61, R/up Don Wickson 73-11-62. Michael Kersley Gordon ...................................... 3
Creswick def CHam/Linton (forfeit)
B Grade
Rwood/Chap 12.4 (76) def Smythesdale 6.10 (46) Under 18
Winner on the day77-16-61, R/upAlan Sanders 81-19-62.
Learmonth 7.19 (61) def Waubra 4.1 (25) Luke Currie-Jones Ballan ........................................ 9
C Grade
Under 15 Jack McGregor Ballan ........................................ 9
Winner - John Muhlhan 89-23-66, R/up John Fitzgerald
Buninyong 9.8 (62) def Springbank 6.0 (36) Connor Ronan Dunnstown .............................. 8
90-21-69.
NTPs - 2nd David Blythe, 12th Rod Caithness, 15th John Gordon 24.19 (163) def Ballan 0.0 (0) Dylan Bulluss Ballan ........................................ 6
Fitzgerald. Magpies -14thLes Martin & Pat Clifford, Dunnstown 6.5 (41) def Bungaree 2.1 (13) Under 15
18thAnthony Moore. Hepburn 13.8 (86) def Newlyn 7.2 (44) Thomas Conroy Gordon ...................................... 5
Balls 9, Cut-off 65 - Bob Arklay, Les Martin, Don Wickson, Skipton 10.4 (64) def Clunes 9.6 (60) Ash McKenzie Gordon ...................................... 4
Anthony Moore, Alan Sanders, Kev Lockman, Frank Creswick 8.10 (58) def Cham/Linton 8.3 (51) Daniel Pascoe Gordon ...................................... 4
Raffaele, Peter Clifford & Ken Muhlhan. Daylesford 11.9 (75) def Beaufort 2.1 (13) Lachlan Reynolds Gordon ...................................... 4
Play-off for medal between Bob Arklay & Les Martin on 6 Smythesdale 7.5 (47) def Rwood/Chap 4.2 (26) Bailey Colligan Gordon ...................................... 3
May 2017. Learmonth 14.8 (92) def Waubra 0.0 (0) Lucas Blazko Gordon ...................................... 3
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Bacchus Marsh Soccer Darley Cricket Club

Results - Round 1 By Shaun Kelly

2016/17 BMLAC Under 13s Open

Bacchus Marsh (5) drew Buninyong Red (5)
Results Grand Final
Hope turned to heartbreak for the Darley Lions last

Season Award Winners

Goals - Tristan Noorman (1), Zac Hafda (1), Jesse Ryan (3). weekend, as the Lions were defeated by Wendouree in the
Under 15s Ballarat Cricket Association First XI Grand Final.
Bacchus Marsh Blue (4) def Bacchus Marsh Yellow (2) After finishing the first weekend of the four-day game 65
BOYS GIRLS runs in arrears on first innings, the Lions didnt get a chance
Goals - Liam Hageman (4) Blue Team, Harry Barnes (2) to bat again as Wendouree used their advantages of a first
UNDER 6 Isaac Colella Ruby Dunn
Yellow Team. innings lead and finishing on top of the ladder to bat the
Runner Up Slater Blandthorn Myah Estlick
Lions out of the game.
UNDER 7 Nicholas Mai Ellie Conroy Commencing day three of the game on Saturday with the
Runner Up Deegan Doyle Tanae Grero Red Caps on 1/0, having removed the nightwatchman in a
UNDER 8 Nicholas Ide Sarah Burton four-over spell to end play last Sunday but with the 65 run
first inning deficit, Darley were looking for quick wickets and
Runner Up Nelson Banigo Temi Olaitan
when Ben Longhurst trapped stand-in Wendouree number
UNDER 9 Alex Lloyd Shameka Grero three Ryan Simmonds in front with the score on 27, followed
Runner Up Charlie Conroy Reegan Sabo by Sajitha Rupasinghe snaring a return catch from Matthew
Begbie to have the Red Caps on 3/48 and leading the game by
UNDER 10 Flynn Smith Isabella Macbeth 113 runs, the Lions were in with a chance.
Runner Up Kobie Cunningham Emma Stewart Wendouree, unfortunately, had other ideas though, with
UNDER 11 Ryan Lister Kiara Ive a 106 run fifth-wicket stand eventually broken up when
Runner Up Hayden Lloyd Danielle Ide Hayden Jamieson took his first wicket of the game, with
Gavin Webb (55) out leg before wicket, then a 48 run stand
UNDER 12 Zane Rich Tamara Henry between Wendouree captain Cole Roscholler and Heath
Runner Up Ulfur Heafield Claudia Quittenden Pyke broken up when Rupasinghe had Roscholler caught by
Matthew Cape for 96 with the score on 5/196 with some 50
UNDER 13 Joel Wood Jasmine Hannett minutes left in play. Pyke and first-innings top scorer Liam
Runner Up Jarvis Miles Kayla Ive Brady then steered Wendouree to 5/225 at stumps on day
UNDER 14 Solomon Miesen Olivia Way three, with an overall lead of 290 runs.
Runner Up Loki Baker-Radford Rebecca West Once again, quick wickets was the order of the day on
Sunday on the final day of the game, and when Brady was
UNDER 15 Bryce Stephenson Keely Rich removed with only three runs added to the overnight score
Runner Up Daen Sadhai - by Ben Longhurst, thanks to a sharp catch by captain/coach
Heath Pritchard, the Lions had Wendouree 6/228. The Red
UNDER 16 Riley Dart Evana Miesen Caps tactic of sending in a pair of night-watchmen to start
Runner Up Alistair McBride-Bocock Rachel Jackson the second innings the week before meant that their batting
line-up had extra depth. The Red Caps were all about batting
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS Nicholas Mai and Ellie Conroy time though, and whilst Brad Barnes took his first wicket of
INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONS Zane Rich and Tamara Henry the game with the score on 260, the game was drifting to an
SENIOR CHAMPIONS Solomon Miesen and Keely Rich inevitable conclusion, and after Pritchard allowed Lachie
Herring to bowl his first over for the season (a maiden, by the
ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS way), he and Wendouree captain consulted with the umpires
JUNIOR Braxton Dart and came to the decision that the game was out of Darleys
INTERMEDIATE Matilda Clarke keeping, and made the decision to end the game with the
Red Caps on 7/276 in their second innings, holding an overall
SENIOR Hayley Spargo lead of 341 runs, and crowning Wendouree premiers for
THE JIM LILBURNE AWARD (Most outstanding 100m season 2016/17.
Runner) Nelson Banigo Whilst the season ended on a disappointing note, its hard to
THE WAYNE ARNOLD AWARD (Most outstanding High be disappointed of the efforts of the Lions throughout season
2016/17, sitting in the top four almost all season long, playing
Jumper) Evie Ducas and winning a rare semi-final appearance and featuring in
THE EGG BOARD SHIELD (Champion Club) Boomerangs their first Grand Final in their time in the Ballarat Cricket
THE TROY LORENSINI AWARD - NA Association, and all at Darley Cricket Club are very proud of
the efforts of their First XI in 2016/17.
THE TREVOR LYNE AWARD (Most outstanding Triple
The Lions will formally end their season with their senior
Jumper) Taryn McMinn and 16 & Under Presentation Night this Friday 7 April at
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discount everytime you fill up. Call Simon 0419 750 753
Bridgestone has also been a proud supporter of COURTESY CAR AVAILABLE
the Leukaemia Foundation for more than 25
years. Transport service vehicles are provided to
2 Smith Street, Maddingley (Map 18 C6)
26 Haddon Drive, Ballan assist patients in getting to and from appointments.
Call into our workshop at 8-10 Young Street,
Ph: 5368 2888 MN0797G3
Bacchus Marsh for expert advice.
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SPECIALS AVAILABLE
FROM 3/4/17
UNTIL 16/4/17

at Bacchus Marsh
$
41.99 $
48.99
each 24 pack $
42.99
$
43.99
each 24 pack
$
44.99
each 24 pack
each 24 pack each 24 pack

at Bacchus Marsh
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at Bacchus Marsh
at Bacchus Marsh
BELOW SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY FROM 25/8/14 UNTIL 7/9/14
XXXX Summer Bright, Great Northern Crown Lager
Any 2 Lime, Mango Victoria Bitter Cans & Stubbies Pure Blonde Cans & Stubbies Asahi Soukai 3.5% Crown Golden Ale

81.99 Pepperjack Reds Oyster Bay Wines Equates to

Penfold's $47 De Bortoli Premium
case 24
$
19.99
1 Litre
each
$
(excl. Pinot Noir & Sparkling)32 90
Koonunga Hill Range
$
39.99 $ $ 19.99 34.99 $19.99 $ 4 Litre Cask
$
37.99
45.99
Per 700ml

750ml
1 LITRE

$17 90 $1290 $990

each 10 pack each 10 pack each 6 pack each each 6 pack each 10 pack
case 24
each
2 For
$47
each in a 4 bottle buy each in a 4 bottle buy each in a 4 bottle buy

$22orreach
or
$16 each
Bundaberg UP Rum
Gordon's Dry Gin
Johnnie Walker Red Label
Smirnoff Vodka Red Label
$12 each
or
$30 Equates to
750ml 750ml 750ml

$3290
4 Litre
1 Litre
$35
Carlton Draught
CHAMPION
Peroni Nastro DAD Heineken Lagereach
Azzurro Corona FATHERS DAY 7th SEPTEMBER 2014
Jacobs Creek St Hugo Range
Per 700ml
Somersby Apple Strongbow 2 For Wild Turkey
Captain Morgan
Bundaberg OP 6%
750ml
6% Johnnie Walker 6.5% Jim Beam Black & Cola 6% WIN
$82
1 LITRE

FOS1703 CND VB FOOTY TICKETS CELEBRATIONS_A4 TICKETFRAME_OL.indd 1 9/07/2014 5:51 pm

each
Somersby Pear Smirnoff Ice Double Black Canadian Club & Dry cans only Ice Double
Smirnoff JimBlack
Beam6.5%
& Cola Cans only
a trip for 2 to the Monaco GP

Jack Daniels
$
46.99 $
PLUS 3 trips for 2 to be
won to the Melbourne GP.*

Bundaberg Vat & Cola

Purchase any participating product and in 25

Equates to
words or less tell us why your Dad is a champion!

Any 2
*14 sets to be won
Enter online at
www.championdad.com.au
*Retain proof of purchase.

32.90
case/24
Bulleit & Cola 6.5%

33.99 42.99 41.99 Any $235.99

34.99 31.99
1 Litre
$ $ each
700ml
$ $ $
Total prize pool valued at over $30,000 RRP

each each each each each

$36
GIVE. SHARE.
4 packs
700ml 700ml 700ml 700ml 700ml
Promotional Period: commences 9AM (AEST) 11/8/14 & ends 11:59PM 7/9/14. Entry is open to Aus Residents aged 18yr+. Entrants must, during the Promotional Period, purchase any 700ml bottle of Chivas 12YO or Chivas 18YO; 750ml bottle of St Hugo wine; or 750ml bottle of Jacobs Creek Reserve, from a participating

Carlton Draught
Cellarbrations Store, The Bottle-O Store or IGA Liquor Store; log on to www.championdad.com.au (Website) complete all entry details including the last 4-digits of barcode from the product and describe in 25 words or less why your dad is a champion. The Major Prize is a trip for 2 people to the Monaco GP including airfares
and accommodation valued at $18,800 and there are 3 Minor prizes of a trip for 2 to the Melbourne GP 2015 valued at $4,250 each. The Winner will be the most original and creative entry that meets the brief as judged by a panel of judges in its sole discretion on 12/9/14. The Winners will be notified by email and telephone
1 LITRE

within 2 business days of judgement. The Promoters decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The Promoter is Pernod Ricard Winemakers Pty Ltd, ABN 75 007 870 046 of 167 Fullarton Road Dulwich SA 5065, (02) 8874 8302. See Website for full T&Cs.

Give. Share. Enjoy responsibly this Fathers Day

Jacob's Creek St Hugo Range

Peroni Nastro Azzurro

$46
Specials available from 25/8/14 until 7/9/14 or while stocks last.
Corona
4 Pack
Join the HeinekenSMSLager
CLUB
SMS your name and/or Email address to: 0427 840 862 # SMS
24 pack
You will receive up to the minute details of super specials & exclusive offers.
# Standard SMS charges apply from your mobile network provider to join this SMS service. It is a free service to receive Cellarbrations SMS or Email special alerts.

each Jim Beam Black & Cola 6%

Bundaberg UP Rum Johnnie
Smirnoff IceWalker Red
Double Black Label
6.5%
Gordon's Dry Gin Smirnoff Vodka
Bundaberg Vat & Red
Cola Label
Bulleit & Cola 6.5%
alker Black Label Johnnie Walker Double Black
alker Platinum 18YO Johnnie Walker Gold Label Bundaberg UP Rum Gordons Dry Gin Johnnie Walker Black Label
Johnnie Walker Blue
Eristoff Vodka
Tiffany Jim Beam
Johnnie WalkerDevils Cut Smirnoff Vodka Red Label Sailor Jerry
Red Label Jim Beam Bundaberg Original Black Douglas

$35
2 For
$ $55
$CHAMPION$100
$ $ DAD
$
16.99 16.99
Buy any 2 bottles of Robert$
17.90
Any 2 12.90
Oatley Signature Series $ $ 6.999.90 4.90
29.99 FATHERS DAY 7th SEPTEMBER 2014
$
19.99
$75
700ml 750ml
and go in the draw to
41 $190
each each in a 4 bottle
90 each in aeach each in a 4 bottle buy each each

ROBERT OATLEY2 For39

$ 4 bottle buy eacheach
in a 4 bottle buy each

$ .99
750ml Any 2 4 Litre
WIN A BOX SET OF buy 750ml

WIN
$ 750ml 750ml $ 750ml
22 16 12 $
$ WINES 39.99 750ml or each or each700ml or each750ml 700ml

$82
CND VB FOOTY TICKETS CELEBRATIONS_A4 TICKETFRAME_OL.indd 1 9/07/2014 5:51 pm

750ml 750ml 750ml each

750ml 750ml
each
each each

a trip for 2 to the Monaco GP

PLUS 3 trips for 2 to be
won to the Melbourne GP.*
Purchase any participating product and in 25
words or less tell us why your Dad is a champion!
*14 sets to be won
Enter online at
www.championdad.com.au
*Retain proof of purchase.

case/24

ons at Bacchus Marsh Johnnie Walker Black Label Johnnie Walker Double Black
Exclusive to Cellarbrati stocks last! De Bortoli Premium
and only wh ile Pepperjack Reds Johnnie Walker Platinum
Oyster Bay Wines Penfolds 18yo Johnnie Walker Gold
Total prize pool valued at over $30,000
Label
4 Litre Cask
RRP

Johnnie
(excl. Pinot Noir & Sparkling) GIVE.
Koonunga
SHARE. Walker Blue Tiffany
Hill Range
Cockghters Ghost Range Audrey Wilkinson Range Yellowglen Sparkling Range Eaglehawk Range Pepperjack Shiraz and Cab Sauv
ONLY at Bacchus Marsh
Promotional Period: commences 9AM (AEST) 11/8/14 & ends 11:59PM 7/9/14. Entry is open to Aus Residents aged 18yr+. Entrants must, during the Promotional Period, purchase any 700ml bottle of Chivas 12YO or Chivas 18YO; 750ml bottle of St Hugo wine; or 750ml bottle of Jacobs Creek Reserve, from a participating

Carlton Draught
Cellarbrations Store, The Bottle-O Store or IGA Liquor Store; log on to www.championdad.com.au (Website) complete all entry details including the last 4-digits of barcode from the product and describe in 25 words or less why your dad is a champion. The Major Prize is a trip for 2 people to the Monaco GP including airfares
and accommodation valued at $18,800 and there are 3 Minor prizes of a trip for 2 to the Melbourne GP 2015 valued at $4,250 each. The Winner will be the most original and creative entry that meets the brief as judged by a panel of judges in its sole discretion on 12/9/14. The Winners will be notified by email and telephone
within 2 business days of judgement. The Promoters decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The Promoter is Pernod Ricard Winemakers Pty Ltd, ABN 75 007 870 046 of 167 Fullarton Road Dulwich SA 5065, (02) 8874 8302. See Website for full T&Cs.

at Bacchus Marsh
Give. Share. Enjoy responsibly this Fathers Day

AIN POINTS WITH EVERY PURCHASE! 120 Main Street,

Jacob'sBacchus Marsh
Creek St Hugo 5367 0460
Range
OPEN:
MON-SAT 9am-11pm
ave you joined our free loyalty rewards program yet?
120 Main
Specials available from 25/8/14 until 7/9/14Street 5367
or while 0460 last.
stocks
* Cellarbrations supports the responsible service of alcohol. Specials available at Bacchus Marsh Store only. Retail quantities only. No trade supplied. Prices include GST where applicable.
SUN 10am-10pm
Tobacco & Alcohol not sold to under 18s. Prices exclude reserve or premium varieties unless specified. E. & O.E. Images for advertising purposes only.