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Former Mt Egerton miner Terry Delahunty (inset) is back, applying for a licence to mine gold in the area, extending from Gordon to Lal Lal.
AN APPLICATION for a licence to

mine gold on crown and private land
across Gordon, Mt Egerton and Lal Lal
has angered residents.
Moorabool
Environment
Group
member Rose De La Cruz said if the
application was approved it would open
up an area of 2000 hectares to large-scale
gold mining.
The area includes waterways, various
reservoirs, farmland and residential
areas, Mrs De La Cruz said.

Large scale mining would have serious
detrimental effects on the natural
environment and local communities.
She said the intention to mine was
something that should be negotiated
with the community before it happens.
The residents of the area are concerned
and angry that there has been no timely
community consultation on these
proposed mines. Minimal information

about the proposed mine and the impact
of the retention licence works has been
provided by Steadfast Mining, she said.
Steadfast Mining applicant Terry
Delahunty said: Our focus is to be
very unobtrusive and do a low key
underground mining operation.
The application doesnt give us the
right to mine. Basically the licence will
give us the right to look around and see
if mining might be viable in the area. We

can walk around and take measurements
and do mapping, but cant do anything
invasive, he said.
Were looking for gold. A fair bit of
information weve looked at from the
1980s and 1990s about the area leads us
to believe theres more gold under the
surface.
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Marlene Gilson works on her big painting of Melbourne that will include John Batman signing a treaty with the Indigenous
people. Photo Helen Tatchell
Art is in the heart
GORDON artist Marlene

Gilson will go head-to-head
with her daughter Deanne
Gilson for the chance to win
Victorias richest Indigenous
art prize.
The Gilsons have both been
included in a shortlist of
35 Indigenous artists from
across Victoria for the 2014
Victorian Indigenous Art
Awards.
Mrs Gilson said being
on the shortlist with her
daughter made it even more
special.
Deanne got me into it. She
bought me canvases and told
me to paint on them, she

said.
I do my nave art and
Deanne does paintings,
ink drawings and ceramic
pieces.
Im honoured to be on the
list. Its pretty special to be
shortlisted; a lot of big artists
are on that list.
Mrs Gilson said last year
shed also been shortlisted in
the Victorian Indigenous Art
Awards and her shortlisted
painting was bought by the
Ballarat Fine Art Gallery.
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the Wadawurrung people
minded the miners children

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called Life on the Goldfields
and had about 220 people
in it. Its sort of based on
the book The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka who were
the women and my people
(the Wadawurrung) who
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and rugs and performed
corroborees.
Mrs Gilson said she and
her daughter were holding
a joint art exhibition later in
the year at the Melbourne
Museum from November

to February, and she was
working on a big painting
of Melbourne that would include John Batman signing a
treaty with the Indigenous
people.
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Art finalists are in the running to win more than
$50,000 in prizes, including
the Victorian Governments
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exhibition of all shortlisted
works will be held at the Art
Gallery of Ballarat from August 23 to October 5.
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Minister for Small Business Russell Northe (middle) had a walk around Ballan last Wednesday afternoon, after making the
announcement in Ballarat about the upcoming Small Business Festival. Mr Northe is pictured with local business owners
and Nationals Candidate for Buninyong Sonia Smith. Photo Helen Tatchell
Small business on the calendar
More than 300 events to

inform, support, engage, celebrate and share small business expertise are on offer
during the upcoming small
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Member for Western Victoria, Simon Ramsay MP, said
the easy-to-read event program detailed more than 300
informative business events
taking place across the state.
I encourage all Western

Victorian small business
owners and people thinking
of starting a business to get
the festival program, find
out what is on offer and get
involved celebrating business excellence, Mr Ramsay
said.
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1.27 million people. It is vi-
tal, through events such as

the Small Business Festival,
we provide Victorian businesses with opportunities to
network and grow and build

a better Victoria.
Population to surge
RECENTLY released government data
shows that the peri urban region, including Moorabool, will be home to an
additional 100,000 by 2031.
The 2014 Victoria in Future data covered peri urban regions stretching from
Torquay, around Geelong and Melbourne, to Wonthaggi and out to Ballan,
Gisborne, Warragul and Alexandra.
Moorabool Shire councilor and chair
of the Peri Urban Group of Rural Councils, David Edwards, said peri urban
regions were currently home to 204,088
people and the latest data revealed an
additional 106,493 people would be
moving to the region for the opportunities and lifestyle on offer, in less than
two decades.
This means that by 2031, one in every
three people across the region will be
additional to todays population. These

new families, retirees and young people will require an additional 40,000
homes, Cr Edwards said.
The challenge for our councils to
deliver appropriate infrastructure and
services to rapidly changing communities is enormous.
We have budgets that are often one
third the size of neighbouring councils
and yet we manage municipalities that
are three times the size.
A number of towns across the peri
urban region have been identified as
growth towns in Plan Melbourne and
need to be well resourced to manage
that growth.
Now is the time for the unique attributes of the region and our role in pro-
viding recreation opportunities, water

catchments and food for Melbourne
and Geelong to be supported by appropriate government policies and financial support, Cr Edwards said.
The Peri Urban Group of Rural Councils represents shires including Bass
Coast, Baw Baw, Golden Plains, Macedon Ranges, Moorabool, Murrindindi
and Surf Coast.
Cr Edwards said: This region has
long been in the funding and policy
shadow of the fast growing shires on
Melbournes outskirts and the regional
cities.
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possibility that this region will merely
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Footy back in the bush
A Beaufort football player, covered in mud, at Wallace

against Springbank in Round 11. Photos Helen Tatchell
Woodlands Councillor Pat Toohey watches the game at Korweinguboora where Springbank
played Skipton.
since. Its been used for
cricket matches but not for
football.
Mr Toohey said the Springbank Netball Club still
played at the Wallace netball
courts on Saturday and anyone who payed admission
for either ground could get a
pass-out to the other ground.
We prefer to have football and netball at the same
venue but if Saturday is a
successful event then this al-
ternative will be something

for us to consider for future
games, he said.
Moorabool Shire Woodlands Ward councillor Pat
Toohey said the Korweinguboora facility had great
potential and Springbank
Football Club had taken a
sensible approach by using a
neighbouring facility.
Korweinguboora recreational reserve has received
funding for things like goal
posts, barbecues and showers, but without competitive

sport happening there its
been difficult to convince
funding bodies that new
netball and tennis courts are
needed, Cr Toohey said.
In the future we would
hope that the funding body
would see this as a fantastic alternative facility for
football, netball and tennis
clubs.
Mitch Toohey kept the scores up to date with a portable

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FOOTBALL returned to the

Korweinguboora oval for
the first time in 34 years on
Saturday.
Springbank played Skipton at the alternative venue
in Round 12 of the Central
Highlands Football League
after club officials gave their
Wallace home ground a rest
because of back-to-back
home games.
Springbank Football Netball Club vice-president
Dave Toohey said thered
been heavy rain either the
night before or during the
match for the last three
home games played at Wallace, resulting in wear and
tear to the grounds.
We also knew we were
having back-to-back home
games, so that prompted
us to look at alternative
grounds, Mr Toohey said.
It was too difficult for us
to play on one of the other
teams grounds because
they want to rest their ovals
in between games too. We
contacted the Korweinguboora recreational reserve
committee to request to play
there and they have been
very keen to accommodate
us.
He said to the best of his
knowledge football at Korweinguboora finished at the
start of the 1980 season and
hadnt been played there
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the past
Bacchus Marsh Coaches driver Allan Comrie will be part of the increased bus service
around Bacchus Marsh from July 27. Photo Helen Tatchell
Bus service boost
Bacchus Marsh residents

will benefit from a new town
bus network covering 504
trips each week commencing on July 27.
Three new bus routes,
Route 433 Hillview Estate
to Bacchus Marsh Station,
Route 434 Telford Park to
Bacchus Marsh Station and
Route 435 Darley to Bacchus
Marsh Station, will replace
the existing network.
Member for Western Victoria, Simon Ramsay, said:

The new town bus network
will provide more frequent
and direct services to connect with trains at Bacchus
Marsh Station, with services
extended to meet the needs
of fast growing areas in Bacchus Marsh.
The bus network will now
operate 365 days a year
and services will operate at
school times, so residents
can travel when they want

to.
Mr Ramsay said the improved bus service would
complement the Regional
Rail Link project, which was
on track to commence the
new regional services in the
first quarter of 2015.
For more information on
route maps and timetable information, call 1800 800 007
or visit www.ptv.vic.gov.au
Lerderderg Library officer Jeremiah, looks at the current Australias Indigenous Soldiers of
WWI display put together by the Great War Centenary Committee of Bacchus Marsh.
The display documents the stories of some of the brave indigenous men and women who
served their country from 1914-1918. The exhibit will be available to view until the end of
July. Photo Helen Tatchell
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NATIONAL TREE DAY
Members of the Bacchus Marsh Choir are ready for a lovely afternoon of singing at the Uniting Church this Sunday.
Photo Helen Tatchell
Theyre the voice!
Bacchus Marsh Choral

Group will present songs of
love, war and peace at their
annual concert, to be held
at St Andrews Church this
Sunday.
The group, made up of approximately 30 choristers
aged between 40 and 90, perform two concerts each year

with entry donations going
to local charities.
Choral member, Marjorie
Goodchild said it is an exciting event with a wide range
of music genres on show.
We all really look forward
to it every year, she said.
Not to mention it is all very

social, and we are all great
friends.
The choral group rehearse
at the Uniting Church every
Wednesday in preparation
for their upcoming concerts,
with a second performance
being held in December.
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The concert will be led by
conductor Anne Evans, and
accompanied by pianist Jenny Robertson. Doors open
at 3pm Sunday, with a gold
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Irrigators in Werribee and

Bacchus Marsh have carried
over their unused water into
a new season for the first
time.
Manager Water Supply
West, Edward Smith, announced last week that the
starting allocation for the
2014/15 season is 45 per cent
high reliability water share.
This is the first year that
Werribee
and
Bacchus
Marsh farmers have carried
over unused water from last
season. Its important to note
that the 45 per cent starting
allocation is in addition to
their carried over volume,
Mr Smith said.
In total, Werribee Irrigation District irrigators have
carried over 2,800 ML, the
Bacchus Marsh District has
carried over 1,200 ML and
river diverters have carried
over 1,000 ML.
We expect more water to
flow into our reservoirs over
winter and spring which
we hope will allow us to increase allocations further.
For more information contact Southern Rural Water
on 1300 139 510.
Girl Guides Bacchus Marsh will be

planting their Community Garden on
Sunday 20th July.
This is part of The Village Community
Garden project located along
Young and Bennett Streets.
To date we have Bacchus Marsh Primary
School, Balliang Primary School and
Darley Primary School all involved.
WELCOME INGER COATE

The Village Bacchus Marsh is pleased
to welcome our new Centre Manager,
Inger to our team.
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in Queensland, New South Wales and
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in country Victoria and excited about
joining our team at Bacchus Marsh.
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ON 27 JULY, NEW Markets galore

TIMETABLES
WILL ARRIVE.
This little piggy went to market, and if this little piggy stayed home, he would have missed
all the fun and excitement in Ballan last Saturday!
The monthly (second Saturday) Farmers Market took place at the Mill Cottage Caf/
Restaurant and an inaugural indoor Makers Marker had many stalls at the RSL hall.
Local Ballan businesses also joined in the hype with special offers and discounts during
the day.
With such a large crowd supporting the day it is hoped another Makers Market will
complement the Farmers Market again before Christmas.
From Sunday, 27 July, a statewide public transport timetable

change will deliver almost 4000 extra train, tram and bus services
every week.
What does this mean for you?
A new timetable on the Cranbourne/Pakenham lines will

boost the frequency of train services. The Frankston line
will have more services in the morning peak.
More than 130 bus routes across Victoria will have new
timetables to better connect with trains, boost frequencies
and to extend bus services to new areas.
The tram network will be reshaped with a new Route 12
and some route changes to simplify the network, add
extra services and boost capacity in fast-growing areas
of the inner city.
All V/Line train lines will have new timetables, with some trains
departing earlier or later, and some changes to journey times.
These improvements are another step in transforming your network,
with more services where they are needed most.
Visit ptv.vic.gov.au to plan your journey.
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Early intervention aims

to reduce violence
A PROGRAM to assist families experiencing adolescent
violence will soon be rolled
out in Bacchus Marsh.
The innovative program
aims to reduce adolescent
family violence by intervening early and increase the
safety of all impacted family members, and prevent
young people from going
on to perpetuate violence as
adults.
The Adolescent Family Violence program was piloted
by Child and Family Services Ballarat (CAFS) early
last year and will now be delivered by CAFS in Bacchus
Marsh.
Member for Western Victoria, Simon Ramsay, said:
The Victorian Coalition
Government has committed
$800,000 over four years to
establish this program in the
Ballarat, Bacchus Marsh and

Daylesford areas.
He said the new funding
would enable the program to
be expanded across Ballarat
and rolled out in Bacchus
Marsh and Daylesford to
support parents, women and
children impacted by family
violence.
It is anticipated the program will be operational
in coming weeks and assist
close to 50 young people
and their families each year.
CAFS will also work with
the Aboriginal community
to develop an Indigenousspecific response to young
people using violence in the
home.
Minister for Community
Services Mary Wooldridge
said research had shown
that family violence where
an adolescent was the of-
fender could carry on into

adulthood unless it was appropriately addressed.
This type of behaviour can
have a devastating impact
on parents, carers, siblings
and other relatives, and of
course, on the young people themselves. Most young
people who get caught up
in the cycle of violence often
want it to stop. Most adolescents want a positive family
connection, as do their parents, Ms Wooldridge said.
By intervening early to
support attitudinal and
behavioural change in adolescents we can help reduce
and prevent family violence
in the longer term.
In the 2012-13 financial year
about eight per cent of family violence reports to police
involved a perpetrator who
was under 18 years of age.
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Taylor Mason in action playing her chosen sport, Touch Football. Photos - submitted
Taylor has a sporty touch
By Jessica Howard
Football is not just for boys as
18-year-old Myrniong resident,
Taylor Mason vies for a position
in the Australian Youth Touch
Football team this September, after
being accepted in the Australian
Under 18s Squad.
The 2014 X-Blades Touch Football
Australian National Youth Championships will be held on the Sun-
shine Coast between September 17

and 20, and will allow for Taylor
and the rest of the squad to compete for a spot in the 2015 Australian team.
After finding out she was being
considered for a position in the
squad, Taylor began travelling to
Queensland every second weekend to play in the State League. I
also travelled to any other touch
tournament I could to play with
other experienced players, Taylor

said.
It is a great honour [to be accepted], I have been working towards
this for the last few years and its
great to see that all the time and
effort I put into it has finally paid
off.
With the competition approaching, Taylor has been training with
the under 18 Victorian Team on a
weekly basis. But Im also train-
ing outside of that team with other

coaches to improve my general
skills, to help impress the Australian Coaches, she said.
If accepted, Taylor will go on to
compete in the 2015 Youth Trans
Tasman Series held at Remondis
Stadium, Woolooware in New
South Wales.
Making the squad was amazing,
but to make the team would just
make this experience so much bet-
ter, to be able to play with a group

of such talented girls, and learn
new things from different coaches, she said.
After seven years in the sport,
Taylor said her favourite part about
touch football is the people.
Ive played a lot of different sports
and touch definitely has the nicest
people involved, and the game is
always changing so there is always
new things to learn.
Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held Wednesday, 6
August 2014, at the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh,
commencing at 5pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held
in the Council Chambers tomorrow, Wednesday July 16, 2014 commencing at 5.00pm.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Consideration of the Proposed 2014/15 Annual Budget.
2. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public and members of the
public are most welcome to attend.
PERMIT APPLICATION
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The applications can be viewed at: Moorabool Shire Council, 15 Stead Street,
Ballan. 182 Halletts Way, Darley. https://greenlight.e-vis.com.au/moorabool.
This can be done during ofce hours and is free of charge. Any person who may be affected
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HAVE YOUR SAY

At its Ordinary Council meeting on 2 July, Council endorsed the Draft Domestic
Wastewater Management Plan for the purpose of public exhibition for a four week period.
We are therefore inviting you to read through the draft plan and tell us what you think.
It is a requirement of both the State Environmental Protection Policy Water of Victoria
and the Ministers Guidelines for planning permit applications in open, potable water supply
catchment areas that Council prepare, adopt and implement a Domestic Wastewater
Management Plan.
The Plan enables Council to take a greater strategic approach to managing domestic
wastewater by:
Assessing and considering the potential risks posed by existing septic systems and methods
to reduce and manage these risks;
Allowing for future development in unsewered areas using a broad scale risk assessment
to ensure wastewater is contained onsite;
Developing a exible monitoring and improvement protocol to ensure the protection of
public health and the environment.
Please take the time to read through the draft plan. You can provide feedback by email:
info@moorabool.vic.gov.au or in writing to Moorabool Shire Council, PO Box 18
Ballan 3342.
We are excited to hear your thoughts as this plan will set the strategic direction for
domestic waste water throughout the Moorabool Shire.
MOORABOOL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
Moorabool Shire Council is developing an Economic Development Strategy to guide the
Shires economic development over the next decade.
There are two online surveys on Councils Have Your Say, located on Councils website:
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au: one for business and one for community members.
Interested business people and individuals are encouraged to complete the Have your Say
online survey before 5pm on Monday 21 July, 2014.
Tender documents and full details of this notice have been available from Friday 4 July, 2014 at
www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
CEO: Rob Croxford
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Gold Rush
from page 1
Mr Delahunty said he was familiar

with the Mt Egerton area after clearing
about 200,000 tonnes of tailings in the
valley in the 1990s, only half of which
could be reprocessed.
We improved the quality of the
groundwater so significantly that
Barwon Water asked us to do more
work there. However some community
opposition stopped us from cleaning up
the residual historical tailings, which is
why people cant fish or swim at the
upper (battery) dam now, he said.
Since the clean-up Ive had some
glowing testimonials from some of the
residents who said the clean-up was

fantastic. We turned it from a smokeinfested moonscape into parkland.
Mrs De La Cruz said Mr Delahunty
had cleaned up and revegetated a
degraded site from the1860s goldrush
that was not worth mining financially
for him.
The revegetation is to be commended,
but this is a completely different issue.
This involves new mines on quality
farmland, urban blocks and on land
near waterways that are not degraded
sites. If these areas are mined they
would become degraded, she said.
Water, our most precious resource,

would be affected. The area of the
proposed mining development is an
important food and fibre producing
area. It is also home to many people who
have chosen to live here for its beauty,
rural landscapes, quiet environment
and high quality of life in general.
Mr Delahunty said he expected a
response from the Department of
Environment and Sustainability to
his application in the next six to 12
months. In the meantime he said
more information could be found at
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The Bacchus Marsh community received a further of General Practitioners (RACGP) Standards for general
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Caught,
hook
line and
sinker!
A Melton resident has been
prosecuted for fishing illegally in Merrimu Reservoir.
Daniel Cooper, 37, was
charged with fishing in a
recreational area where fishing is prohibited.
The court was told that
Mr Cooper, who had been
warned by Southern Rural
Water staff on one prior occasion, was found fishing
in the reservoir early in the
morning of October 9, 2013.
Mr Cooper failed to appear
to answer the charge.
Mr Cooper was ordered by
the magistrate to pay a fine
of $500 and costs to Southern Rural Water to the sum
of $1,483.
Manager Water Supply
West, Edward Smith, said
he hopes the fine will deter

anyone else from illegally
entering the reservoir.
Merrimu is a closed water
storage because it primarily supplies drinking water
to the Melton and Bacchus
Marsh townships via Western Water, and we need to
safeguard water quality, he
said.
We would urge anyone
who would like to do some
recreational fishing to visit
the recreational areas at
Pykes Creek Reservoir or
Melton Reservoir. Both of
these storages are primarily
for irrigation water, and fishing is allowed.
For more information,
please contact Southern Rural Water on 1300 139 510.
WHATS ON
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School holiday fun!
The weather for the school holidays was

perfect, for indoor activities.
At the Lerderderg and Ballan libraries there
were programs that would have kept the
children busy for hours.
Conveniently,
NAIDOC
Week
complemented the July school holiday
program with Aboriginal Dot Art, Flag
Mosiac, Boomerang Painting and a Mobile
Wildlife Zoo.
Other activities included Badge Making and
a movie (Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs!)
Mums, dads and even grandparents brought
their youngsters along to experience some
school holiday fun, with a difference.
All the programs were well attended and
run by Moorabool Shire Council.
Alanah Smith (4yo) came

from Gordon for a very
close encounter with a
reptile from the Rookeepers
Mobile Zoo activity.
Thomas (Ballan) enjoyed

the session with his family.
Photos Helen Tatchell
Ballan siblings Aaron (4yo) and sister Sienna (8yo) were

very careful in painting their hands and not their clothes!
Lily (3yo) and sister Grace

(5yo) were pleased their
grandmother Faye gave
them the opportunity to
paint something different.
The Whats On section is for non-profit community organisations. All free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the Editors discretion. Advertising of AGMs in
this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per the constitution of Business & Consumer Affairs for incorporated groups.
ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
Term 3 starts 21 July. See www.BallanCommunityHouse.
com.au for new courses in languages, massage, music and
art. Also, Internet & PC Security and Disaster Recovery
Sessions. Tai Chi, Drawing for Kids and Yoga has moved
to Wednesday for Term 3.Phone 5368 1934 or email
support@bchvic.org to enrol.
Bacchus Marsh Community College
FREE computer classes (Digital Hub Program). All enquiries
and bookings please call 5367 1061.
Melton South Community Centre
Term 3 program of classes are available now. New classes
in computers, craft, cooking, health, beauty and lots more.
Phone 9747 8576 for information.
ENTERTAINMENT
Australias Indigenous Soldiers of WW1 Now Showing, a
display by The Great War Centenary Committee of Bacchus
Marsh at the Lerderderg Library, Main St Bacchus Marsh.
Documenting the stories of some of the brave indigenous
men and women who served their country, 1914-18.
Ballan Hospital Auxiliary
Games afternoon Tuesday 15 July, 2pm. Supper Room,
Ballan Mechanics Hall. $5 entry, includes afternoon tea.
CHURCH
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times Enquiries Glen Wesley 5368 2730.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church

Sundays, 10:30am. Worship Service and Childrens Program.
Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Living Word Bible Church
Sundays 10:30am. James Young Room, Bacchus Marsh
Library. Call Azza - 0430 141 263.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Ballan Uniting Church

Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
st
Reflective Worship.
Friday 1 August
7pm to 12am
Tabcorp Park Melton
$50 per person
Drinks at bar prices
Rotary Club of
Bacchus Marsh presents
Hors doeuvres Bread & Dips Entre Main Course Tea coffee chocolates
Dietary requirements catered for
At the end of the day I believe I have one skill; finding great people who do their job
better than I do and helping them become the best they can be.
Ron Gauci
Ballan Lions Club Market

Saturday 2 August 2014, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 10 August, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0408 218 954.
Darley Market
Saturday 19 July, 9am-1pm
Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd & Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship

Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
MEETINGS
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Jack 9741 9705.
Invitation to Visit
Lal Lal Moorabool

Photographic Group Inc
An inspiring business manager and creative thinker
An Evening with
He has held senior management and executive

positions including Microsoft, Telstra, IBM, Verizon.
Ron Gauci
Now interim CEO of North Melbourne Institute of TAFE

The Go To man for dealing with complex issues &
difficult challenges
The CEO appointed to rebuild the club brand following
the Melbourne Storms salary cap scandal
CEO of Driving
theforce
Melbourne
Storm
behind the Storms premiership
success in
2012
from
2010
to 2013
Given five
years to ready
the Storm for private
ownership and did it in three
MARKETS
Anglican Parish of Bacchus Marsh, Balliang, Myrniong &

Blackwood
Service times - Holy Trinity Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am
Holy Communion, 10am Family Service, Wednesday Holy
Communion 10am; St Georges Balliang 9am 2nd & 4th
Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st & 3rd Sunday;
All Saints Blackwood 1st & 3rd Sunday, 9am.
An inspiring business manager and creative thinker. He has held

senior management and executive positions including Microsoft,
Telstra, IBM, Verizon. Now interim CEO of North Melbourne Institute
of TAFE.The CEO appointed to rebuild the club brand following the
Melbourne Storms salary cap scandal.
Friday 1st August, 7pm to 12am
Tabcorp Park Melton
$50 per person, Drinks at bar prices
Exhibition & Competition

Sat/Sun 2324th
August 2014
10 am4 pm
@ Lal Lal Soldiers
Memorial Hall, Lal Lal.
$2
Door Entry. School children free.
Refreshments
Available
Hors doeuvres Bread & Dips Entre Main Course

Tea coffee chocolates Dietary requirements catered for
Contact
Tickets from Bacchus Marsh Mowers

For booking enquiries contact Lindsay Arnold 0421 316 820
Ring For entry forms or go to
LLMPG
Secretary
Kristina
5341 7535.
www.lallalmooraboolphotographicgroup.org
David OBrien Member for Western Victoria invites you to a

community dinner with the
Hon Damian Drum MLC

Minister for Sports and Recreation
Minister for Veterans Affairs
Member for Northern Victoria
Saturday July 19
6.30 for 7.00pm meal followed by speakers
$40 for two courses
Commercial Hotel
RSVP ESSENTIAL
151 Inglis Street Ballan
richard.troeth@gmail.com / 52221503
ALSO ATTENDING
David OBrien MLC
Member for Western Victoria
Sonia Smith
Candidate for Buninyong
Spanish Jamon Serrano (served with bread)

Spanish Tortilla served with bread

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Bruschetta (Tomatoes, Spanish onions, basil

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Mussels Espaola served with crusty bread $12
(Mussels steamed with garlic, tomatoes, basil & white wine)

Spanish twice baked chicken wings
Served with crusty bread

$10

Bocadillos de Chorizo (Spanish chorizo sliders) $12
An advertising feature of The Moorabool News
2 small bread buns with grilled chorizo, topped

with caramelised onions, roasted peppers, rocket
& homemade mayonnaise
Suggested wine: Anarchist Red Blend $8/gl
$30/bot

Spring grape pickers Tapas Platter $20
Selection of Spanish cold meats, olives,
Manchego cheese

(gluten free option available)
Your guide to Cafs in the Moorabool region

Suggested wine: 2011 Rose
$8/gl
Caf
$30/bot

Winemakers Cheese Platter $22
Selection of Meredith cheese, Gippsland Brie,
$
Spanish Manchego, Rolada & Quince paste
From
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Coffee & Cake 5

Rolls $2.50

Spanish Paella (chicken and seafood ri
served with salad

Suggested wine: 2011 Pinot Noir

Spanish chicken salad
Grilled tender pieces of chicken marinated

Traditional Spanish herbs & spices served
of lettuce, rocket, tomatoes, spanish onion

& mango
Suggested wine: 2008 Marsanne

Anakie Wagyu Burger topped with a to

& roast pepper relish, cheese & crispy
served with chips
July 2014
Suggested wine: 2009 Cabernet

2006 Cabernet (Connawarra)

Grilled Western Plains Pork Cutlet
With apple, coriander & Anakie honey sals

rocket & roast pumpkin salad and spanish
Suggested wine: 2011 Shiraz

Sushi
* Gluten free bread available
Hot Chinese
Take Away Available
FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH
You dont have to look far if you

want the best, fresh, homemade
morning tea or lunch.
17 Nelson St, Darley Ph: 5367 5805
Newly renovated All day breakfast

Great coffee/tea Store baked sweets
Light lunches and takeaway Diabetic range
Fresh store made sushi available Tues & Fri
Open 7 days
MonFri: 6.30am5pm
Sat: 8am3pm Sun: 8am3pm
Breakfast
Light Lunches
Coffee
Milk Bread
Newspapers
Hours: Mon-Fri 5.30am3.30pm

Saturday 7am1pm
33 Griffith Street, Maddingley
Phone: 0457 171 631
ON THE AVENUE
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Welcome to
Debs House
2 Albert Street, Darley
The FoodWorks supermarket Caf

in Bacchus Marsh will have your
Ph: 5367 2888

Open 6 Days
BIG BREAKFAST
taste buds going wild!
2 Sausages 2 Eggs Bacon Hash Brown
Sushi, sandwiches, rolls, hot chinese
Tomato 2 Slices of Toast
dishes with rice and noodles are

just a few items to tempt shoppers
$9.90
OPENING HOURS
MON-FRI 5.00am3.30pm SAT 5.00am1.30pm
to sit and relax and enjoy. Even
Everything is made on site and the
Expressions Of Love
sushi cant be made quick enough
Trish 5368 2740
passers by just call in for the food!
for the demand.

Why not meet up with friends and
Lunches, Cakes, Coffee

Wed-Mon (Closed Tuesdays)
Shop 1/130 Inglis Street, Ballan
enjoy a coffee and cake for only

$5. The healthy and tasty sushi rolls
are only $2.50 each, with dine in
all food.
OPEN FROM 5.30AM
Fresh Salads
Weekend
lunch
12-4pm
or takeaway options available on
CAFE CHINO
Home Made Burgers
Premium Wine | Tapas | Paella

Marvellous views | Live Music
2290 Ballan Road, Anakie (next to Fairy Park)

P: 5284 1227 M: 0418 543 844 www.delrios.com.au
1-9 Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh

Phone: 5367 3388
Brekkie Available
6 days a week
from 6am
Tradies packed lunches available on request.
(Order the day before and pick up in the morning)
Generous servings, quality food

and affordable prices are what
you
will
FoodWorks
experience
Caf,
with
at
Suggested wine: 2011 Sauvignon B
the
friendly
local staff catering for your needs.

Try it, you wont be disappointed!
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News
A million reasons to celebrate

Yaloak Estate will celebrate
the planting of one million
trees when it hosts the 9th
annual Grow West Community Planting Day event on
July 20.
The planting day aims to get
local communities involved
in restoring their landscape
and assuring a sustainable
future. For the past 10 years
Grow West has assisted
Yaloak Estate with a variety
of grant incentives for revegetation, farm forestry and
remnant protection which
have all assisted in increasing the biodiversity in the
area, suppressing serrated
tussock and reducing soil
erosion and sediment entering into the waterways.
Manager of Yaloak Estate,

John Sheehan said: These
areas provide excellent cover
for rabbits and serrated
tussock however we have
implemented a successful
program of deep ripping
these areas to remove rabbit harbour which reduces
the rabbit numbers and have
slowly planted out degraded
areas with trees as well as
aerial spraying for weeds.
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Yaloak Estate manager John Sheehan with previous plantings conducted on the property
in the background. Photo - submitted
Mr Sheehan will join the

Grow West team to fence out
approximately 259 hectares
of land so that 56,000 native
seedlings can be planted this
Environmental Opinion
As I have said time and time again

in this opinion piece we can all get
overwhelmed by the climate crisis
we are facing; and even living in.
Our present federal government
probably reflects what a number
of Australians think about this
when they keep saying they will
do something about it when others
do. But do we need to heed this advice from our elected leaders? Cant
we go and do something ourselves
instead of waiting for others?
Cant we actually show the way
and teach the present leaders that
not only is their reasoning wrong
but we will not be led by such
shallow and irresponsible reasoning? I say this this week because I
would like to share a story of what
a small town in Germany did. Of
course we have our own response
in Daylesford when the locals got
their own energy supply going.
And have we not so many towns
in the Moorabool Shire that can
winter. In 2012, Grow West

was successful in obtaining $1.39 million from the
Australian Government to
revegetate the landscape and
help protect and improve
hundreds of hectares of native vegetation within the
Upper Werribee Catchment.
The project titled Brisbane

Ranges National Park to
Werribee Gorge State Park
Biolink aims to connect the
two parks with a continuous
corridor of native vegetation or a series of functional
stepping stones.
Assistant project coordinator Emma Muir said the
Grow West team would help
plant 6000 native seedlings
on an eroded bank in the
Rowsley Valley and were
keen for the local community, landcare groups and
members of the VNPA to
join them and help Yaloak
celebrate its one millionth
tree.
The Grow West Planting
Day will be held at Yaloak
Estate,
Rowsley
Valley
(20km southwest of Bacchus
Marsh) on Sunday 20 July
from 9.30am to 4pm. For
more information about the
day visit growwest.com.au
and register your interest by
July 17.
Renewable fervour was catch-
ing on, and in 2008 Energiequelle

bought a 111-acre former Soviet
military site about five miles from
Feldheim, cleaned up the toxic
military waste and hidden ammunition, and constructed a 284-panel
solar farm that produces over 2,700
MWh per year. Its power is fed into
the grid at the feed-in-tariff rate.
That same year, the town of
Feldheim and Energiequelle established a joint venture, called
Feldheim Energie GmbH & Co.
The new company built a biogas
factory that converts pig manure
and unused corn into heat, taking
advantage of the communitys 700
pigs and 1,700 acres of arable farmland. The biogas plant is fed from
the towns agricultural cooperative
and produces 4 million kWh of
electricity a year. By 2009 Feldheim
was producing all its own energy
with renewable sources.
The large utility company E.on refused to either sell or lease the part
Training Delivery Support

Grants have been awarded
to Bacchus Marsh Community College and Djerriwarrh Employment and
Education Services.
Member for Western Victoria, Simon Ramsay, said
the money would support
the delivery of programs
and services to vulnerable
learners who may face barriers to participation in skills
training.
These grants will enable
the Learn Locals to enhance
the great work they do in
their local communities, Mr
Ramsay said.
Bacchus Marsh Community
College received$3000 and
Djerriwarrh
Employment
and Education Services was
granted $4500 from the State
Government.
The providers will use the
money to purchase teaching
and learning resources.
Its crucial those with
limited access to learning
opportunities - early school
leavers, unemployed, low
skilled workers and those
from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
(CALD) have an opportunity to access quality education, Mr Ramsay said.
with Tom Kingston
The town that could, and did
follow Daylesfords example? I hear

the question where will we get
the money? Good question. Here is
the story from Germany. Warning
not every local will agree with
parts of this story.
Feldheim, 40 miles south of Berlin (pop. 150), in the cash-strapped
state of Brandenburg, was a communist collective farm back when
Germany was still divided into
East and West. In 1995 a local entrepreneur paid for Feldheims first
wind turbine. As farmers started
to worry when prices for their
milk, potatoes, and beets began
to fall and energy prices started to
rise, they learned they could earn
cash by renting their land to energy companies wanting to install
a wind turbine. A local renewable
energy company Energiequelle
GmbH, saw the potential as well,
and decided to install a wind farm
in Feldheim.
Funding
boost
to learn
local
of its energy grid that ran through

Feldheim. So the people took the
matter into their own hands, and
decided to build their own. Each of
the 150 residents contributed 3,000
Euros (~$4,000 at todays exchange
rates) so that they could build their
own smart grid. With help from
Energiequelle, and financing from
the European Union and government subsidies, the smart grid was
completed in 2010, making Feldheim then the only town in Germany with its own mini-grid. This
allows the locally produced heat
and electricity to be fed straight to
consumers and gives them control
over their electrical prices, which
are set at community meetings.
All the renewable projects also
created jobs. While other villages
in the economically depressed
state of Brandenburg have roughly
a 30 percent unemployment rate,
Feldheim virtually erased its unemployment. Most residents work
in the biogas plant or maintain

the wind and solar farms. And the
town, which has not a single museum or restaurant, has seen an
influx of visitors. Three thousand
people visit the small town of 150
each year. This has prompted the
foundation of a new organization,
Frderverein des Neuen Energieforums Feldheim (Friends of the
New Energies Forum Feldheim),
which is converting an old Inn into
a renewable energy information
and training centre. The hope is
that when the centre opens in the
autumn of 2014 it will bring even
more visitors to Feldheim, generating more jobs and income for the
villagers.
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting - Thursday
July 31st 7.30pm - Ballan Community House, 134 Inglis St Ballan. All
Welcome.
News
Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

Melton Regional Hospital.
Photos Natasha Hurst and Helen Tatchell
Its a boy for Hasti and

Jafar of Gisborne who
welcomed Aydin into their
family on Monday 7 July
2014 weighing 3710 grams
(8lbs 2oz), Aydin is a little
brother for Artin.
Caroline Springs couple Fern and Daniel welcomed baby

boy Flynn Harley AIOSSA into their family on Monday 7 July
2014 at 12.42pm. Weighing 3190 grams (7lbs), Flynn is a
little brother for Ariel Rose.
Elizabeth and David of

Bacchus Marsh welcomed
their newest family member
baby girl Bethany Joanne
Moyle at 5.22pm on
Monday 7 July 2014.
Weighing 4020grams (8lbs
13oz), Bethany is a little
sister for Thomas and
James.
Lendya and Samuel

welcomed baby girl
Gabriella Sulemani at
8.31am on Monday 7 July
(7lbs 14oz).
Kylie and Barry KENNETT

of Darley welcomed baby
girl Ivy Harper into their
family on Friday 11 July
2014 at 5.55am. Weighing
3800grms (8lbs 6oz), Ivy is
a little sister for Aidan and
Ella.
KERB CHATTER
By Jessica Howard
Do you agree with the current debate to change

the driving alcohol limit from 0.05 to 0.02?
Truganina couple
Sukhpreet and Satinder
welcomed baby girl Kaur at
17.56 on Monday 7 July
(8lbs 5oz).
Dolly and Jeann-Lou of

Kurunjang welcomed baby
girl Jade Elise at 9.05am
on Monday 7 July 2014
weighing 3005grams (6lbs
10oz).
Its a girl for Bacchus

Marsh couple Emma and
Ben who welcomed
Isabella Grace Craddock at
2.39am on Monday 7 July
2014. Weighing
4580grams (10lbs 1oz),
Isabella is a little sister for
Jake, Jessica and Ashlynn.
No. If I have a few beers I wouldnt be able

to pick my sons up from the station. 0.02
isnt a lot; people are capable at 0.05
Keith, Bacchus Marsh
Peter King (middle)

and his wife
Angela King after
being presented
with their award.
Photo - submitted
No, no one likes change. If theyre

going to reduce it make it 0. Why muck
around? Its a no brainer
- Frankie, Melton
My son will kill me (laughing), but yes.

Its mainly for the young, they just arent
mature enough
Theresa, Bacchus Marsh
Yes, theres far too many drink

drivers on the road. It will be a
wake up call that driving under the
influence is not acceptable
- Phil, Bacchus Marsh
Got a question you would like us to ask the

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your request online via the contact tab
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Success at the Telstra

Australian Business Awards
Kings Cars is pleased to
announce their recent success at the Telstra Australian
Business Awards finishing
as a finalist in the Regional
Business Awards Category.
To get there was quite an
achievement in itself with
over 5,000 nominations being received for the prestigious awards; this was then
shortlisted to 600 who then
faced a comprehensive interview process resulting in
a final list of 25 businesses
in total spread over 5 categories. The Telstra Business Awards Gala Event was
held on Tuesday night at the
Crown Palladium Ballroom.
It was a great thrill to be
a finalist in the company of
such fantastic businesses.
To receive external recognition for our ongoing com-
mitment to Regional Victoria, and also appreciation

of our Innovative Customer
Friendly model at such a
prestigious event was extremely satisfying, said Peter King.
Its not only our customer
focus but our unique business model that ensures we
can successfully operate
dealerships in rural locations. This not only provides
long term employment
and investment but also
ensures automotive skills
are retained in these local
economies.
Mr King said the vibe of the
evening was incredibly positive and that despite the
diversity of the final 25 businesses, all businesses shared
not only the passion for their
business but also crucially
they had built their businesses around what their

Customers wanted not what
they wanted to provide.
Also every single one had
the drive and the determination to do better.
Kings Cars is multi-franchised and multi-location
vehicle Dealership group
with dealerships in Ballarat, Ararat, Geelong and
Hamilton. Kings is a first
generation family business,
employing over 80 people
across the district. The business was started by Angela
and Peter King in Ballarat in
2003.
Renovations - Getting the best return on your investment
The topic of home renovations is ever-popular. The

theme is discussed in living
rooms across the state it
has also found its way on to
television screens, through a
range of popular programs.
While it is tempting to undertake major upgrades to
the home that we own, or
even to invest in a house or
unit that needs work, care
needs to be taken to target
work that will deliver the
best return on investment.
The key to value adding
that is, increasing a homes
value through changes and

improvements is not only
the cost of those changes,
but the buildings potential.
Buying a home to renovate
for profit, whether to sell on
immediately or live in for
some time after it is done up,
should begin with the same
thorough research as any
property purchase.
It is not simply a matter of
surveying the building to
work out what needs to be
done though of course
this is essential as the need
for major structural work,
rewiring and re-plumbing

may not be immediately
obvious.
A good starting point is
the location; what are other
homes worth in your local
town, and even in the street.
Check prices for homes that
need work, and then for
those that have been partially or fully renovated.
You can find these results
online, including at www.
reiv.com.au. (under property
research / median prices).
You can also attend local
open for inspections or call
your local agent. If you are

getting advice from an agent
on a home that needs work,
ask them to estimate the
potential selling price if the
property was improved.
Its important to also prepare a budget for the improvements, remembering
that if renovating to sell,
work does have to be to the
standard that buyers expect.
Its also worth being reasonably realistic when estimating the total cost. One of the
surest things about renovations is that they are likely
to cost more than you originally intended.

There is also truth in the
old saying about buying
the worst house in the best
street. If you create a beautiful home in an undesirable
location for example on a
main road, with train noise
or under a flight path, in an
industrial area or one with
a high crime rate you may
risk spending more than you
can recoup.
Develop several scenarios.
For example, painting and
cosmetic
improvements;
changing the layout and

modernisation; building an
extension; and check what
price it may bring. Work
out not only what you can
afford, but what would give
you the best return.
By planning ahead, youll
ensure that you get the best
outcome without overspending, and most importantly, getting the best possible return on your property
investment.
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
Nevett ord
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and Melton residents. For all property enquiries contact Wendy Harford at our Bacchus Marsh
March office.
5366 3888
183 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
wharford@nevetts.com.au
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MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
INSPECT SATURDAY - Young Family Home
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY 11AM
AUCTION SAT 19TH JULY 2014 @ 11.00AM ON SITE
DARLEY 69 Nelson Street
11 GELL STREET, BACCHUS MARSH

PROMINENT COMMERCIAL FREEHOLD BUILDING
Well presented shop/Retail office complex
Invest, occupy or develop (S.T.C.A)
Rarely does such an opportunity present
Land area approximately 325sqm
itself in the Bacchus Marsh premier
Building area approximately 270sqm
Business District
Commercial Zone 1
BACCHUS MARSH 59 Young Street
BACCHUS MARSH 61 Young Street
For those that are capable of seeing the possibilities and have
a gift to resurrect, this gorgeous cottage is a must see. In a
sensational location within walking distance to every amenity
imaginable and on a 730sqm block of land, this is without a
doubt a great investment for astute central buyer. Featuring
3 bedrooms, lounge area with gas heater, kitchen, bathroom
and separate laundry. This home is the ideal project, arrange an
inspection today!
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $299,500
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61361360
Price: $285,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61407410
MN0550G2
5367 8128
Inspect:
By appointment
Same Ownership
for Over 60 Years
In search of something beyond the ordinary? Then this unique 3
acre property will capture your imagination with whats on offer. The
home, which was built by its current owners, comprises of 3 generous
sized bedrooms, dining room/lounge area with Northerly aspect, and
modernised kitchen with quality appliances, plus a walk in pantry, 2
bathrooms, separate ofce/study, and a delightful family room at the
rear of the home. Outside is where the magic happens in the form of a
beautifully designed garden established over many years and dominated
by a magnicent cedar tree which provides for the ample shade over
the summer. 3 car garage/workshop area, 17m x 17m enclosed packing

shed & cool store, 21m x 9m galvanised steel shed with combined
skillion area and a double carport. The remaining land has been created
into a garden wonderland with many varied specimen trees displaying
all their unique colour and glory. There is a separate one bedroom
studio/granny at with all amenities, town water connected, irrigation
water is available with a 3.8 mega litre water right. This magnicent
property is situated in the Avenue of Honour only minutes to shopping
centre, schools and railway station.
Price: $899,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61400800
277 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Phone: (03) 5367 8128
PRICE: $899,000
5+
Mobile: 0418 343 754
INSPECT SATURDAY An Oldie but a Goodie!
DARLEY 10 Raglan Street

www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
This cosy cottage is a must see! In a great location opposite

Federation walk Reserve and set on a huge block of approximately
1100 square metres. The home comprises of 2 bedrooms, light
and bright lounge, dining/meals area, modern kitchen with
quality appliances and a renovated bathroom. Other features
include; high ceilings, timber floors, gas & wood heating, split
system air conditioner, powered lock up garage and sturdy sheds.
See It, Love It, Live It

LEN SMITH
BACCHUS MARSH 277 Main Street
Calling all Investors
Same Ownership for Over 60 Years
Unique 3 acre property. Comprises 3 bedrooms, dining room/lounge,

modernised kitchen with quality appliances, 2 bathrooms, separate
office/study, delightful family room at the rear. Beautifully designed
garden dominated by a magnificent cedar tree. 3 car garage/workshop
area, 17m x 17m enclosed packing shed & cool store, 21m x 9m galvanised
steel shed with combined skillion area and double carport. Separate one
bedroom studio/granny flat with all amenities, town water connected,
irrigation water with a 3.8 mega litre water right. Situated in the Avenue
of Honour only minutes to shopping centre, schools and railway station.
Web Id: 61387710
Great Location will Impress
A fantastic opportunity to start in or a great investment awaits the

buyer looking for an ideal property in a central location with all
amenities at hand, including Kindergartens, Schools, Parks, Sporting
Facilities, and the Bacchus Marsh Main Street shopping strip. Boasting
3 bedrooms, spacious lounge, kitchen/meals area, gas heating and
evaporative cooling, neat and tidy bathroom, sunroom, double
garage and all of this on a generous allotment of approximately
760sqm. Inspections are sure to impress.
This 5 year old home sits on a 721 sq. allotment and allows for excellent
entertainment areas. A formal lounge overlooks the street and captures
Inspect: Sat 1.00pm-1.30pm
the morning sunlight, while the second living area is open to the lovely
kitchen and dining. Featuring top quality stainless steel appliances and a
large corner pantry, this kitchen is extremely functional. Other features of
this home include; gas central heating & cooling, large pergola area, and Price: $365,000
side access through to the rear yard perfect for a boat, caravan or trailer. Len Smith: 0418 343 754
A Great entry level value offered here in the popular Grantleigh Estate.
DARLEY 4 Chambers Court
Unique property on 3550sqm close to Bacchus Marsh. Breathtaking views

over the Lerderderg & Wombat Ranges. Architect designed mud brick/
cedar home of approx 39.5 squares featuring 5 bedrooms (WIR & ens),
study, 2 huge living areas, well-appointed kitchen with quality stainless
steel appliances, large island bench and walk in pantry. Formal entry,
soaring timber ceilings, polished timber floors, gas central heating, fan
forced wood heater, split system cooling, vine covered verandas & balcony,
huge paved outdoor entertainment area, beautiful garden setting, double
carport, 12m x 6m powered garage/workshop and 7 water tanks.
Price: $669,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61379980
OPEN SATURDAY - Location & Appeal
Inspect: Sat 2:30-3:00pm

Price: $299,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61403890
DARLEY 26 McLeod Drive
Location Sensation! Quiet, tightly held area admired for its convenience
to Darley and Pentland Primary Schools, Darley shopping centre and easy
freeway access. Lovely welcoming family 4 bedroom home in immaculate
condition, cherished and treasured by the original owner. Spotless
bathroom & laundry, bright living room, quality kitchen/meals area with
an adjoining spacious family room. Gas central heating & split system air
conditioning. A great backyard with a spacious alfresco area all set out on
a well maintained allotment of approximately 650 sqm. This is a wish list
winner, from a first glance you are immediately drawn to this property!
Phone: 5367 8128
Inspect: Sat 1.45-2.15pm

Price: $365,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61374130
Mobile: 0418 343 754
John Kontek
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PERFECT FOR THE PONIES!
This cozy two bedroom brick veneer unit is sure to catch

the eye of someone wanting to be centrally located and
within walking distance to the train station. The unit itself
is at the rear of a 3 unit complex and offers BIRs to both
bedrooms. A gas heater to keep things warm on the
colder days. The bathroom provides a bath and shower
with the toilet being separate. The modest kitchen offers
gas cooking with a rangehood and plenty of cupboard
space. The rear courtyard is well maintained with
neat gardens and a garden shed to house all of the
gardening tools. This well positioned unit is not to be
missed if your looking to invest or perhaps wanting to
downsize and be close to all Ballan has to offer.
LAL LAL
8 Vaughan Street
$269,000
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$659,000
THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE
Looking for your own little peace of paradise away from

the hustle and bustle then stop right here! 3 bedrooms
all with timber flooring, with the master bedroom also
having an open fire place. The kitchen with ample
natural lighting offers a large six burner gas cook top,
oven, dishwasher and a WIP, while the lounge offers a
combustion wood fire. There is also a reverse cycle air
conditioner. The refreshing bathroom is also home to
the laundry yet is still spacious enough to provide and
separate shower and bath. Externally this home oozes
country appeal with its cottage style gardens, a rear
brick paved entertaining/ courtyard area perfect for
enjoying the summer sun and enough small shedding to
house all of your gardening necessities.
COUNTRY ESCAPE
BALLAN
$350,000
$390,000
3 Valentine Court
FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME
Three bedroom plus study brick veneer home set

on corner allotment. Open plan kitchen, dining
and family area. Kitchen includes gas top, electric
oven, dishwasher, pantry and island bench. All
bedrooms with BIRs the master with WIR and
ensuite including shower, toilet and vanity. Family
bathroom has shower, bath, vanity and separate
toilet. Two car garage under roofline. Rear
covered entertainment area complete with walls
and garden Shed.
BALLAN
$530,000
MODERN AND AFFORDABLE
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3 bedroom b/v set on appx 2770m2. All bedrooms

with BIRs with the master having an ensuite with
shower toilet and vanity and a WIR. Open plan
kitchen dining family areas with timber flooring.
Modern kitchen with a WIP, electric wall oven, gas
cook top and a dishwasher. Main bathroom has
separate bath and shower and toilet. Reverse cycle
ducted heating/cooling plus gas energy saver in the
kitchen/family area. Rear covered decking area, a
20x30 shed, 2x water tanks. Chicken pens and
vegetable gardens for the whole family to enjoy. All
completed with lovely kept grounds and gardens
in a quiet court location close to all amenities. An
inspection is sure to impress.
4 bedroom modern brick home. Set on appx

822m2. Ducted heating, evaporative cooling and
a ducted vacuum system. All bedrooms with BIRs,
the master having an ensuite and WIR. Open plan
kicthen, dining and family rooms, with separate
formal lounge. Kitchen has island bench, modern
cooking appliances, dishwasher and pantry. Main
bathroom with a separate shower and bath and
toilet. Laundry has direct garage access. Stepping
outside you will find an entertaining area covered
with shade cloth perfect for hosting a summer bbq,
a garden/tool shed and an abundance of mature
plants and trees still leaving enough room for the
family pets. This is all set in a quiet court location
within a short driving distance to the cbd of Ballan.
BALLAN
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15 Cowie Street
$299,000
COURT LOCATION
Nestled amongst majestic scattered gum trees with

a lovely sweeping circular driveway you will find this
elevated 3 bedroom brick veneer family home. All three
bedrooms are carpeted and include BIRs, the master
with WIR and ensuite with a toilet vanity and shower.
The family bathroom offers a separate shower and spa
bath with adjoining second toilet. The spacious kitchen
provides a gas cook top with electric oven, dishwasher
and a large Butlers pantry and adjoins the open plan
dining and family areas all with polished timber flooring
throughout and a combustion wood fire with the back
up of a reverse cycle split system. A large laundry with
ample storage space and tiled floor coverings. Due to
the elevation of the home it provides a 2 car garage and
separate storage rooms under the home.
BALLAN
4 Hogans Road
This property is sure to attract the equine enthusiast

with approximately 40 acres of land all set up for the
horses and a sizable weatherboard home consisting
of 4 bedrooms plus a study or possible 5th bedroom.
The home itself offers BIRs to 3 of the 4 bedrooms,
kitchen with new stainless steel appliances including
an electric oven and gas cook top and walk in pantry.
Wood fire, ceiling fan, and reverse cycle air conditioner.
Outside you will find a stable complex and a 20x40
sand arena. 7 large paddocks including one with a
dam and 9 yards with three having loose boxes and
the remaining offering plenty of shelter and protection
from the elements. You will also find a 2 car carport, a
single LUG, storage shedding, a machinery shed and a
2 stand shearing shed!
SHEDS GALORE
3 bedroom vinyl clad home, set on appx 1/4 acre

corner allotment. Kitchen with gas cooking and a
pantry. Main bathroom with shower over the bath
with the toilet being separate plus an ensuite with
a shower, toilet and vanity to the master bedroom.
Gas heating to the formal lounge, dining and
rumpus rooms. The rumpus room is ideal for those
who require that extra space for entertaining.
Outside is sure to impress anyone looking for
shed space with a large 20x40 garage/shed with
cement flooring and power. There is also a single
carport, double carport, a garden/storage/work
shed. All of this set just around the corner from the
train station.
John Kontek
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128 INGLIS STREET, BALLAN
Geoff Taylor
Director / Sales Manager
0413 662 925
Dave McLennan
Sales
0448 677 772
Jessie Karp
Property Manager
5368 1245
arbee real estate
GRANTLEIGH RIVER RESERVE
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $575,000
Backing onto the River Reserve in the popular Grantleigh Estate & sitting on approx. 1,400m block is a real life
style Family Residence. Accommodation is provided by 4 bedrooms + study; main with ensuite & walk-in-robe;
box room; lounge with gas fire set in fireplace; hostess kitchen with meals/family area (bay windows) overlooking
River Reserve; huge rumpus room with built-in-bar and picture windows encompassing rural view; bathroom
and conveniences.
PID: 629867
UNIQUE HOME, GREAT VIEWS!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $565,000
If you are looking for a home with loads of character & multiple living spaces then look no further. This well
designed family home built over 3 levels & consisting of 4 bedrooms + a study, ens to master bedroom, family
bathroom + powder room, formal dining room, kitchen & meals area + formal lounge room & huge rumpus room.
Ducted heating & cooling, double garage with direct access to the house & beautifully landscaped front garden.
The home is built on a 2300m2 block with commanding views from the 2 levels of decked verandah that
are ideal for outdoor entertaining & you can never be built out.
PID: 704909
AUCTION
35 Labilliere Street,
Bacchus Marsh
Saturday 26th July
2014 @ 11am
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING!
Bacchus Marsh
QUIET COURT, BIG BLOCK & POOL
4 bedroom timber home with lounge, kitchen and conveniences. Brick garage, garden shed. Outdoor
patio with timber decking. Some work required. Block is approximately 16.9m x 45.7m (771m).
Great location walk to College, Grammar, Station & Maddingley Park. ZONING: Residential 1.
PID: 734389
BEAUTIFUL HOME, BEAUTIFUL OUTLOOK!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $545,000
Beautiful family home located on a large block & backing onto the Lerderderg River reserve in the Elms
Estate. The home has 4 bedrooms, 3 with BIRs & the large master has WIR & ens. Formal lounge with
open fire & mantle & dining room are very comfortable. Spacious family room adjoining the kitchen which
has gas cook top, wall oven & dishwasher. The home has 9 ceilings & ducted heating & cooling & a
security system. Double garage and 8m x 6m paved outdoor entertaining area.
PID: 692358
ASKING $265,000
DONT WAIT!
Bacchus Marsh
This Unit will not last. Front Unit with westerly views situated on a service Road in close proximity to Darley
Shopping facilities & sportsground. 2 good sized bedrooms (one with WIR, the other BIR), kitchen/meals
area with double pantry cupboard & lounge with bay windows. Bathroom, Laundry, WC. Single car garage
with auto door. Gas heating, cooking & HWS. Ideal for Owner/Occupation or as an Investment. Priced to
sell at $265,000.
PID: 728780
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $389,000
Consisting of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, formal lounge & dining & a huge rumpus room. The master
bedroom has a semi ensuite & you have 2 family bathrooms. The galley style kitchen is adjacent to a
spacious meals area. There is a gas heater & a R/C a/c in the lounge room & ducted heating. Beautiful
landscaped gardens & fully fenced in ground pool. Enclosed double carport with twin roller doors & access
to the back yard. Walk to childcare, kindergartens, schools, doctors & shopping.
PID: 694547
ASKING $699,000
PEACE & SERENITY
Long Forest
BETTER THAN A HOUSE & LAND PACKAGE
ASKING $359,000
Beautiful 4 bedroom + study double storey home located on 2 hectare block in Long Forest. Fantastic
north facing conservatory. The 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms are located upstairs and the master bed &
bedroom 2 have access to the balcony. Serviced by wood heaters and reverse cycle split system a/c.
Triple garage and colorbond shed with office and rollerdoors. Fully fenced inground pool with change
room & toilet, gazebo, wine cellar, dam, vegie patch and a fenced round yard.
PID: 732470
Bacchus Marsh
This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 3 living areas home will suit the first home/new home buyer to a tee. Located
on a 1200m2 block amongst new homes in the Summerfield Estate the house has quality appliances in
the hostess kitchen with stone bench tops & glass splashback. The living areas have beautiful spotted
gum timber oors & there is ducted heating & cooling fitted throughout. There is an alfresco area under
roof & the double garage has direct access to the home.
PID: 712995
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
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ASKING $398,000
HAPPY FAMILY
Bacchus Marsh
Situated in a quiet court location is this superbly presented family home consisting of 4 bedrooms +
study, two bathrooms (ensuite to main), kitchen/dining, formal living, rumpus, split system heating/cooling,
ducted heating, quality fittings & fixtures & NBN connected. Externally there is an extra large double
garage, alfresco area, garden sheds, landscaped gardens, all set on a generous 900m2 approx block of
land. This is a family home with nothing to do but enjoy.
PID: 717752
ROOM FOR THE KIDS TO GROW
Myrniong
ASKING $640,000
In picturesque Myrniong on 2 acres with stunning views towards Mt Blackwood, is this lovely home
giving you a country lifestyle. Master bedroom with big ens & dressing room, 2nd & 3rd bedrooms with
WIR, 4th bed with BIR. Kitchen with S/S appliances inc dishwasher & 900mm oven. Formal lounge &
study. Ducted heating & cooling, ducted vacuum. Alfresco/BBQ area, solar HWS, 2 x 22,500 litre rain
tanks, plus town water & wood shed. 10 minutes to Bacchus Marsh.
PID: 727665
ASKING $320,000
INVEST OR NEST
Bacchus Marsh
This as new home will suit the first home buyer or investor alike. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, master with
WIR & Ens, formal lounge & nice open plan kitchen, meals & family room, plenty of room for the whole
family. Ducted heating is installed throughout & there is a r/c split system a/c in family room. You also have
a double garage with remote control door to protect your vehicles. Located only a short distance from
Maddingley Park, Railway Station, Secondary College & Grammar School.
PID: 725369
FANTASTIC TOWNHOUSE!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $375,000
This as new 4 bedroom townhouse ticks all the boxes. Ground oor consists of Master bedroom with
WIR & ens, lounge room, family/meals area & kitchen, laundry & powder room & single garage. Upstairs
you have a lounge sitting room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom & a powder room. Reverse cycle split system a/c.
Plenty of garden & private space for the kids or outdoor entertaining & you are in a great location within
walking distance to Maddingley Park & the Railway Station.
PID: 728619
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST
ASKING $627,000
Greendale
AS GOOD AS NEW
ASKING $499,000
In picturesque & peaceful Greendale is this lovely home situated on 4 acres of gently undulating lightly timbered
bush. This must see home has 4 bedrooms, the master with full ens including, oval spa bath, double shower &
separate WC, + dressing room. The other 3 bedrooms with BIRs. The smart Tasmanian Oak kitchen with latest
appliances adjoins the meals/family room which has a wood heater. Vic Ash timber ooring throughout, Brivis
ducted heating & evap cooling, Italian tiles to wet areas. Externally we have a double garage with
workshop, carport, c/bond shed, dog run & established gardens.
PID: 721316
Bacchus Marsh
Only 2 years old this beautiful family home consists of 3 living areas including the formal lounge, kitchen
with huge WIP, meals/family room & a dedicated theatre room. Master bedroom with WIR & ens with
separate toilet, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & there is a study complete with built in desks. Ducted heating
& cooling & security system. Oversize double garage has direct access to house. Pergola adjoining the
alfresco area, fully landscaped and access to the backyard beside garage.
PID: 689838
ASKING $359,000
LOCATION & POTENTIAL
Bacchus Marsh
Well constructed brick home in sought after central location within walking distance to all that town has
to offer. 3 good sized bedrooms with BIRs, large open plan lounge/living room, meals area & an updated
kitchen, separate rooms for shower, bathroom & WC & laundry has second WC. Gas heater in the lounge
as well as ducted heating & cooling. Externally you have a carport, pergola & a brick workshop & garden
shed. This is one of the best locations in town.
PID: 728617
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY!
Maddingley
Exciting new light industrial development of 9 warehouses ranging in size from 129m2. Located in a prime
industrial area within close proximity to the Railway Station and OD truck routes this development will
cater for all types of small to medium businesses and even provide a great opportunity to secure good
clean storage and warehousing facilities for a multitude of purposes. Expected completion is July 2014
and further details and copy of brochure available from the office.
PID: 711452
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
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CANCERJune 22-July 22
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week. Key strides can be made in your career, but dont
force any issues. A contest of wit is featured - who wins
is not the issue.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
A temperamental friend becomes calmer, thanks largely

to your influence. You and a new acquaintance discover
an important common interest. A lighter touch is important in relationships.
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Opting for fame over fortune is the weeks trend. Awards
and perhaps small bonuses are featured now. Temptations
are abound through the weekend. Selectivity is the
byword here.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Supervisors are more generously disposed to your ideas.
Advancement may be in the current picture. Home life
becomes hectic and an older relative appreciates your
company more than you realize.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
NO. 8864
1.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
14.
16.
19.
22.
24.
25.
26.
27.
ACROSS
Dash (4)
Lovely (9)
Too (4)
Final (4)
Choose (4)
Place (4)
Plant (10)
Generous (4-6)
Fools (4)
Halt (4)
Row (4)
Brace (4)
Killer (9)
Extremely (4)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
12.
13.
15.
17.
18.
20.
21.
23.
DOWN
Alloy (5)
Catch (5)
Meal (6)
Mumble (6)
Flabby (4)
Dance (9)
Beat (9)
Double (4)
Frees (4)
Claim (6)
Peril (6)
Saying (5)
Wander (5)
Scheme (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. Before long and words to that effect (4). 7, Tolerate
when you are accommodated by (3,2,4). 8. For the duration of the above (4). 9. Stop me going back to the
street (4). 10. Twaddle! Get a list (4). 11. Go to pieces,
showing a sign of distress (4). 14. Apply now to the head
of department (10). 16. How the coot went for one? (46). 19. Does he not turn a blind eye to the future? (4).
22. At half past, start paging pop (4). 24. A first return to
the island (4). 25. The tie is the attraction (4). 26. The
key man (9). 27. Taking the money back to school (4).
DOWN
1. Fire you photograph (5). 2. Are back at work in entertainment (5). 3. Ones business, or practice (6). 4. Send
for the child and mum comes rushing in (6). 5. Back
again: we came by vessel (4). 6. As objects dart go,
thats only a small figure! (9). 12. It takes one up effortlessly to scale, perhaps, a hill (9). 13. Attack a free holder
(4). 15. Wanted to relay the lawn, so does get disheartened (4). 17. The mystery about the key I mean to solve
(6). 18. Mean from home to go back east (6). 20. Get
out and about again as a flier (5). 21. Drove, with a cry,
into the tree (5). 23. Wants to know when Id dropped off
the kids (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8863
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, So-on. 7, Put up with. 8, Over. 9, St-em. 10,
Rot-a. 11, Tear. 14, Ad-minister. 16, Bald-headed. 19,
Seer. 22, Pa(st)-pa(ging). 24, I-oN-a (rev.). 25, Draw.
26, Locksmith. 27, Eton (rev.).
Down - 1, Shoot. 2, Op-era. 3, Custom. 4, S-umm-on.
5, Ew-er (rev.). 6, Statuette. 12, Escal-a-tor. 13, R-a-id.
15, So-d(oe)s. 17, Eni-G-ma. 18, Den-ot-E. 20, Eg-re-t.
21, R-ow-an. 23, As-k(Id)s.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 7, Fair to medium. 8, Stress. 9, Tenant. 10,
Scamper. 12, Smite. 15, Heart. 16, Wrinkle. 18, Stroll.
20, Valise. 22, Field marshal.
Down - 1, Particle. 2, True. 3, Lobster. 4, Berth. 5,Cinnamon. 6, Omen. 11, Marmoset. 13, Talisman. 14, Trivial.
17, Slide. 19, Tiff. 21, Lash.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 7, Pacific Ocean. 8, Change. 9, Scored. 10,
Her-bag-E. 12, Slate. 15, D-elaY (rev.). 16, S-and-pit.
18, Spring. 20, Remote. 22, Mighty effort.
Down - 1, Cash-mere. 2, L-I-oN (rev.). 3, Line-age. 4,
Mo-O-se. 5, Re-coil-ed. 6, (dem)An-ne(hw) (rev.). 11,
Be-a-ring-s. 13, Twisters. 14, H-a-RR-I-er. 17, Ag-at-e.
19, Pump. 21, Muff.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
A loved ones reaction to your ideas may be unexpected.
Invitations arrive to some glamorous events. Health reviews and visits to ailing people are prominent this week.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Laughter helps you ease the tension in more than one
situation. Travel ideas may be put into action now.
Conferences take up time but are worth the trouble.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Joint ventures are highlighted this week. Cultural events,
possibly related to the theatre are accented. Your partner
becomes less predictable, more easygoing and more
interesting.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
New directions in relationships appear. Opportunities to
mingle with favourites friends and family members are
offered. Financial obligations dominate your time.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
The subtle approach may not be a successful one. To make

your point, make yourself heard loud and clear. Your
artistic streak surfaces. This is a good time for crafts and
related hobbies.
The focus is on money matters. It would be to your

advantage to learn more about finance. Relationships
become more natural.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Combining diverse interests makes for an intriguing
week. Key strides can be made in your career, but dont
force any issues. A contest of wit is featured - who wins
is not the issue.
New areas of interest appeal to you. You may be finding

yourself signing up for a programme in economics, yoga
or cooking - or even all three. Serious discussions on any
topic should not be avoided.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
A temperamental friend becomes calmer, thanks largely
to your influence. You and a new acquaintance discover
an important common interest. A lighter touch is important in relationships.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
A loved ones reaction to your ideas may be unexpected.
Invitations arrive to some glamorous events. Health reviews and visits to ailing people are prominent this week.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Laughter helps you ease the tension in more than one
situation. Travel ideas may be put into action now.
Conferences take up time but are worth the trouble.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Joint ventures are highlighted this week. Cultural events,

possibly related to the theatre are accented. Your partner
becomes less predictable, more easygoing and more
interesting.
NUMBER GAME
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
New directions in relationships appear. Opportunities to
mingle with favourites friends and family members are
offered. Financial obligations dominate your time.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
The focus is on money matters. It would be to your
advantage to learn more about finance. Relationships
become more natural.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
New areas of interest appeal to you. You may be finding
yourself signing up for a programme in economics, yoga
or cooking - or even all three. Serious discussions on any
topic should not be avoided.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
You are laying the groundwork for assorted projects.
News from far away requires a prompt repy. Absolutely
everything in moderation is the keyword this week.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

Your home is your castle and you always make it inviting. In fact, providing comfort to others is one of the
aspects of your character. On the negative side, you can
be frustratingly stubborn. Work at becoming more flexible - there could be a major career reward.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
You are laying the groundwork for assorted projects.
News from far away requires a prompt repy. Absolutely
everything in moderation is the keyword this week.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Your home is your castle and you always make it inviting. In fact, providing comfort to others is one of the
aspects of your character. On the negative side, you can
be frustratingly stubborn. Work at becoming more flexible - there could be a major career reward.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Bolt. 7, Beautiful. 8, Also. 9, Last. 10, Pick.
11, Spot. 14, Watercress. 16, Open-handed. 19, Saps.
22, Stop. 24, Line. 25, Pair. 26, Strangler. 27, Very.
Down - 1, Brass. 2, Lasso. 3, Repast. 4, Mutter. 5, Limp.
6, Quickstep. 12, Palpitate. 13, Twin. 15, Rids. 17, Allege. 18, Danger. 20, Adage. 21, Stray. 23, Plan.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8864
Sport
Sulky Snippets
score by 6 metres over Jetshawjoe and Cowboy Cadillac which raced in the open.
By LEN BAKER
Bacchus Marsh trainer Denis Grieve was in the winners stall at Yarra Valley on
Monday July 7, when 5-Y-0
Earl/Amees Frolic mare Im
Anonymiss (Greg Sugars)
scored in the yarravalleyracing.com.au Trotters Handicap for T0 or better class over
2150 metres.
Given a cosy trip three back
in the running line after
starting from 20 metres, Im
Anonymiss received a lovely
trail home following Adalia
Dash ahead of her and when
taken wide on straightening,
ran home strongly to blouse
Adalia Dash by a head, with
Marios Dream third after
leading out, then taking a
trail on My Archie Way. The
mile rate 2-08.4.
Parwans Jodi Quinlan who

has been battling adversity
following a heavy fall a few
weeks back, was successful
with 6-Y-0 Modern Art/Sorbonne gelding Our Horizon,
taking out the Yarra Valley
Forklifting Claiming Pace
over 2150 metres in a mile
rate of 2-01.6.
Our Horizon (gate six) had
little difficulty in taking the
lead away from Jetshawjoe
inside him shortly after the
start and always had the race
in his keeping, dashing clear
halfway up the running to
Long Forest husband and

wife John and Maree Caldow scored a terrific first up
in Australia victory with former Kiwi Lost In Bangkok at
Shepparton on Tuesday, taking out the Euroa Excavation
Pace for C1 class over 1690
metres.
Lost In Bangkok a 3-Y-0
gelded son of Somebeachsomewhere and Art Lover
starting from the extreme
draw, settled a long way off
the pole line leader Smiling
Spirit.
Gaining a three wide trail
home in the last lap, Lost
In Bangkok finished full of
running to defeat Arrokeefe
(one/two three wide home
turn) by an impressive 5.9
metres, with Fifty Shades
third from mid-field. The
mile rate 1-58.3.
Lance Justices former Kiwi

4-Y-0 gelding Phil Monty
continued on his winning
way (four from four in Auz)
by taking the Jims Mowing
Pace for C0 to C3 class over
2100 metres at Geelong on
Wednesday.
Leading from gate four,
Phil Monty (Sands A Flyin/
Zwish) momentarily looked
in bother approaching the
final bend, but immediately
went into another gear on
turning to score an easy 2.2
metre victory in 2-01.9 over
Shoe Heza Classic which
raced outside him, with
Lifes Tough third.
When your hot your hot and

Hopetoun Park duo Ross
and Greg Sugars enjoyed a
super night at Tabcorp Park
Melton on Friday Ross
with a training treble and
Greg with a driving quartet.
Ross and Greg were successful with Illawong Magic
in the Granny Reilly Performance Mix Vicbred Trotters
Mobile for TMO or better
class over 1720 metres, Bettor Rock On Tabcorp Park
Winter Championship (1st
Heat) for M0 class over 1720
metres and Mulgrave (Alabar 3-Y-0 Pace Final) over
2240 metres, with Greg joining forces with Bolindas
Brent Lilley to land the Book
Now For Breeders Crown
2-Y-0 Trotters Handicap over
2240 metres with Kiwi filly
My Arya.
Tabcorp Park Friday 11 July. Race 1 Winner: Illawong Magic (4). Trainer: Ross Sugars.
Driver: Greg Sugars. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
All roads will lead to Maryborough this weekend for
the magnificent REDWOOD
Carnival over the successive days Friday, Saturday
and the big one on Sunday
featuring The Redwood and
Victoria Trotters Derby.
Meetings
for
week:
Wednesday Horsham/
Geelong, Thursday Cobram/Ballarat, Friday Maryborough/Bendigo, Saturday Maryborough (non
TAB)/Melton, Sunday Maryborough/Ouyen @ Mildura, Monday Warragul,
Tuesday Terang.
Horses to follow: Shared
Interest, Lightning Calder,
Somedreamsomewhere, Tenacious One, Thunder Fee,
One Tough Reign.
Tabcorp Park Friday 11 July. Race 2 Winner: Bettor Rock On (5). Trainer: Ross Sugars.
Driver: Greg Sugars. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Bacchus Marsh Soccer

Under 13s
By Merryn Smith
The Bacchus Marsh Scorpions
gave the top team Ballarat a run
for its money this week. The
Scorpions defence line were
on fire, stopping Ballarats attempts to score over and over
again. N. Heslington, L. Baker,
C. McEgan, C. Thomas - Lewin
and J. McEgan defending with
skill and getting results. The
Midfielders, wings and strikers
N. Simmons, N. Docourcy, E.
Dwyer M. Bill and M. Sines (1
goal) played a great game, giving it their all to get the ball in
their possession.
Results - Round 14
Under 13s Open Gold

Bacchus Marsh Gold (0) lost Sebastopol (1)
Under 13s Open Blue
Bacchus Marsh Blue (1) lost Ballarat (3)
Goal - Marzo Sines (1)
Under 15s Open
Bacchus Marsh v Sebastopol
Washed Out - To be rescheduled
Under 16s Girls

Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Vic Park Red (6)
Under 18s Boys Metro

Bacchus Marsh (3) lost Eltham Redbacks (11)
Goals - Leroy Almenara (1), Jackson
Almenara (1), Jalen Shugg (1).
Seniors Division 3 Open
Bacchus Marsh v Sebastopol
Washed Out - To be rescheduled
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Ballan Golf Club
Results - Week ending Saturday 12 July
Wednesday Stableford
V Darley FNC
FOOTBALL
As normal the U10 ReR/up on c/b Kev Lockman.
serves kicked the day of and
Magpie -14th Kev Lockman.
faced up against a different
Darley side from Round 1.
Saturday - Stableford - Privilege Cup
The team played their most
Winner on the day Chris Tudor (11) 36,
consistent game of the year
with shepherds, tackles and
R/up on c/b Nat Binks.
hard running.
NTPs: 12th Rod Caithness, 15th Ian Godkin.
Awards - A. Lalor, B. Stone,
S. Lalor, T. Blunt.
Magpie: 14th Don Wickson.
The U10 Seniors put in a
great team effort, moving
the ball quickly. The season
has seen some tremendous
development with the teams
ball movement and game
play a standout.
Awards - W. Cook, T. Fell, L.
Meech.
In a low scoring affair the
U12 Reserves were chalCentral Highlands Netball Leauge
lenged in a match which saw
Darley dominate in the first
quarter, the Cobras were
Results - Round 12 Results - Round 12
behind the eight ball from
the word go. The following
three quarters saw the CoTEAM
13&U
15&U
17&U
C
B
A
bras play a much better style
Hepburn
23
28
28
37
32
64
of football, matching their
Rokewood
2
13
32
19
20
27
opponents.
Dunnstown
1
21
25
45
36
65
Bacchus Marsh 1.0.6 def by
Smythesdale
22
15
16
14
13
7
Darley 2.7.19.
Bungaree
11
29
39
37
23
53
The U12 Senior team moved
Creswick
23
6
20
13
17
28
the ball well all game, hitting
Waubra
11
22
20
33
50
61
targets and plenty of hard
Buninyong
34
11
27
18
13
32
running. The boys applied
Beaufort
20
8
12
16
14
13
heaps of pressure every time
their opponents got the ball
*29*
Learmonth
4
37
29
28
89
and in turn dominated the
Gordon
36
39
34
20
23
34
match.
Ballan
2
13
25
19
45
62
Bacchus Marsh 6.8.44 def
Newlyn
23
26
29
13
16
29
Darley 1.5.11.
Daylesford
1
12
19
30
37
23
The U14 Reserves faced up
Clunes
19
9
11
28
45
35
against a strong Darley outCarngham
10
33
35
9
32
43
fit with boys working hard
Springbank
21
11
28
42
35
54
all match and led the game
Skipton
15
20
11
33
24
47
to halftime. In the second
half the boys were unable
* Learmonth 15/U player took to the court, name was not on
to replicate their first half
the score
sheet.
Learmonth
15/U
player took to the court, name was not on the score
and were over run by their
* Learmonth loss of 4 points, Beaufort awarded 4 points.
sheet.
opponents.
* Percentage
remains.
Learmonth
loss of
4 points, Beaufort awarded 4 points.
Bacchus Marsh 3.1.19 def by
Percentage remains
7.6.48.
With the U14 Senior team
excited about the home town
derby, this match shaped
up to be a cracker. Darley
jumped out of the box hard
and got away to an early lead,
however by quarter time the
Marsh led by five points. It
didnt take long before the
Social
undefeated Cobra outfit took
Green Fees
clubs
welcome
control and sealed the match
18 Holes
for the win.
Bookings
Midweek $15
Bacchus Marsh 13.13 91 def
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Weekend $20
Darley 5.4.34.
The U16 reserve team went
bar
on their winning way again.
Coach Benny Velden said,
golf
golf Carts
it was always going to be a
Memberships
tough game against our Daravailable
Junior clinic
ley opponents but I knew the
from $390
for hire
starting SAT
boys were up for it. We put
in another strong team effort
19th july
which resulted in us taking
out the game.
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Darley 3.8.26.
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It was a tight game up unWinner - Chris Tudor 33 points,
Central Highlands
Netball Leauge
l, friendly, relaxed golf

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c
So
west golf club
til quarter time in the U16

senior football match. It was
from then on the team began
playing to their usual standard and commenced over
powering their opponents.
Darley fought back strong
in the last quarter and outscored the Marsh, however
Bacchus Marsh ran out eventual winners.
Darley 8.6.54.
NETBALL
The U11 netballers put in a
fantastic effort, always improving and showing their
willingness to work hard as
team and put into play skills
learned at training.
Bacchus Marsh 10 lost Darley 24.
Awards - K. Downs, N. Heanare, J. Taylor.
Moving hard across the
court was the play for the
U13 reserve netballers. The
first three quarters were
very close and had the
Marsh girls in front to three
quarter time. The teams
structure broke down a little
in the last term and allowed
their Darley opponents to

take out the last quarter and
the match.
Awards - A. Dellar, A. Segrave, A. Paproth.
The U13 Senior team put
in a great game of netball,
tryinh hard all game but
coming up short on the
scoreboard.
Awards - A. McClean,
R. Jackson, E. Pigott, M.
Baselmans.
The U15 reserve netballers
match was a close one
throughout the game. Bacchus Marsh went into the
last quarter with a comfortable lead, however Darley
fought back stronger in the
last giving the girls a scare.
Bacchus Marsh 29 def Darley 25.
Awards - J. Svalvek, J. Hare.
The U15 senior squad also
faced up against a significant opponent. In a match
which saw the scores level
at half time, the girls rallied
and held strong to come out
eventual winners.
Awards - J. White, T. Evans,
M. LeHuray.
The U17 Reserve team put
on a brilliant netball display.
After a fairly even first term,
the girls stepped up their
game controlling the court
and coming out the convincing winners.
Awards - B. Cottam (BOC),
O. Piggott.
A good start to the U17
Senior netball game saw
the scores tight at quarter
time. A five minute lapse in
concentration in the second
quarter saw Darley take the
lead. With Darley dominating the third term, 12 goals
to 6, they took a substantial
lead into three quarter time.
Even though the Cobras rallied to outscore their opponents in the last term, Darley
ran out the eventual winners. Bacchus Marsh 24 lost
Darley 34.
Awards - C. Homewood
(BOC), M. Mayne.
Sport
Central Highlands
Football League
Results Round 12
Seniors
Hepburn 8.23 (71) d Rwood-Chap 2.7 (21)
Dunnstown 30.19 (199) d Smythesdale 1.0 (6)

Bungaree 9.10 (64) d Creswick 1.9 (15)
Gordon and Ballan FNC
Round 12
Gordon v Ballan
Seniors
The battle was on, not just
for one of the local towns to
score a win but to get their
name engraved on the inaugural Mahar/Murphy perpetual shield.
Con Maher (dec) and Kevin
Murphy both played pivotal
roles within the two clubs,
also playing in premierships
for Ballan and Gordon.
The match commenced
with Ballan fired up and it
looked like this was going to
be no easy feat for the Eagles.
However, Gordon settled
and ran all over the Blues.
Leading goalkicker Zac Peoples was kept to only two
goals and 12 players from
the Gordon side all kicked
majors.
The Blues backline missed
the drive of Daniel Neilsen
and Ash Mullane, a big job
for the Blues trying to stem
the tide. Ryan Aquilina
gave a determined effort in
the middle but the Eagles
had too many committed
players.
Gordon sealed the match
before half time, kicking 17
goals in the last three quarters to Ballans total of seven
for the game.
The Eagles sit fourth on the
ladder with five games to
conclude the season, and a
good run home.
Final score - Gordon 20.16
(136) def Ballan 7.7 (49).
Gordon Best - Ash Munari,
Chris McGuigan, Tye Murphy, Luke Gunnell, Brad
Hallam, Hamish Watts.
Ballan Best - L Herring . A
Mullane, R Aquilina
Reserves
The Blues team were slow
to get into the game and
the contest could have gone
either way until the third
quarter. Gordon were disappointed not to come away
with the four points, despite
their chances to do so. Ballan made the most of what
was given to them with the
experience of Brad Cox and
Billy Smith in the middle
and up forward. The defence
of Ballans Marcus Darley
and Dave Lloyd steadied the
team for a win and now sit
third on the ladder with a
good run home to finals.
The Eagles are seventh on

the ladder and will need to
pull out all stops for the remainder of the season to cement a spot in finals.
Final score Ballan 9.2 (56)
def Gordon 6.6 (42)
Gordon Best - Tim Conder,
David Kersley, Dan Callanan, Gary Busuttil, Mick
Kersley, Stu Miller
Ballan Best - B Cox , B
Smith , M Darley, D Christie,
D Llyod
Under 17.5
After an even first two
quarters, Ballan got away
for an easy victory. The
Blues were able to control
the tempo of the game with
Tom McGregor leading the
charge in defence. Charlie
Sher and Mason Currie had
a great day making the Eagles pay for any wayward
kicks. Gordons Shane Tysoe
kicked the only two goals for
his team.
Final score Ballan 13.10
(88) def Gordon 2.0 (12)
Ballan Best - Thomas
McGregor, Charlie Sher, Mason Currie, Jackson Hammond, Oliver Powell, Austin
Bongart
Gordon Best - Shane Tysoe,
Jack Toohey, Dominic Bament, Luke Dobler
Under 14.5
The Ballan side were too
strong and experienced for
the young Eagles. Gordon
seemed to have plenty of the
ball in the first half but then
struggled to get it into their
forward 50 in the last half.
Ballan provided there own
players to switch to the opposition for the day to make
up numbers for the Eagles.
Final score Ballan 17.11
(113) def Gordon 0.0 (0)
Ballan Best - Lachlan Taffe,
Simon Dale, Travis Meyer,
Kyle Swanson, Aaron Blight,
Evan Shaw
Gordon Best - Luke Dobler,
Maison Doll, Darcy Hunt,
Mitchell Labbett, Tom Murphy, Dominic Bament
Waubra 10.12 (72) d Buninyong 11.6 (72)

Beaufort 8.6 (54) d Learmonth 6.6 (42)
Gordon 20.16 (136) d Ballan 7.7 (49)
Daylesford 6.13 (49) d Newlyn 3.4 (22)
Clunes 8.16 (64) d Cham Linton 5.10 (40)

Springbank 13.11 (89) d Skipton 10.4 (64)
Reserves

Waubra 12.9 (81) d Buninyong 2.1 (13)
Learmonth 6.4 (40) d Beaufort 3.5 (23)

Ballan 9.2 (56) d Gordon 6.6 (42)
Cham Linton 15.10 (100) d Clunes 3.1 (19)

Under 17.5

Buninyong 9.7 (61) d Waubra 4.9 (33)

Ballan 13.10 (88) d Gordon 2.0 (12)
Clunes 9.11 (65) d Carngham Linton 3.8 (26)

Under 14.5

Smythesdale 8.9 (57) d Dunnstown 6.5 (41)
Creswick 20.22 (142) d Bungaree 0.1 (1)
Buninyong 10.9 (69) d Waubra 0.1 (1)

Ballan 17.11 (113) d Gordon 0.0 (0)
Newlyn 11.9 (75) d Daylesford 0.0 (0)
Cham Linton 5.8 (38) d Clunes 5.4 (34)
CHFL Top Goalkickers

Under 14.5
Izaac Grant
Christopher Johnson
Hepburn................................. 65
Springbank ............................ 36
Under 17.5
Jackson Carrick
Alex Browning
Connor OKeefe
Dalton Murphy
Angus Thompson
Todd Hearn
Hepburn................................. 66
Bungaree 27
Bungaree ................................ 25
Bungaree ................................ 24
Dunnstown ........................... 24
Springbank ............................ 23
Reserves
Bernard Whelan
Eamon Stringer
Gary Busuttil
Mike ONeill
Oliver Hayes
Matthew Shortal
Ballan...................................... 72
Bungaree ................................ 46
Gordon ................................... 29
Bungaree ................................ 29
Bungaree ................................ 19
Bungaree ................................ 18
Seniors
Zachary Peoples
Paul McMahon
Mick Nolan
Thomas Eltringham
Shaun Finlayson
Steven Nicholson
Ballan...................................... 62
Springbank ............................ 50
Gordon.................................... 35
Springbank............................. 32
Bungaree................................. 32
Gordon.................................... 31
CHFL
Ladder
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bungaree................. 345.08 48
2 Buninyong ................201.39 42
3 Waubra......................194.45 42
4 Hepburn....................181.33 40
5 Gordon......................152.42 40
6 Learmonth................. 167.49 32
7 Springbank................166.67 28
8 Daylesford ...............115.80 28
9 Ballan........................126.82 20
10 Cham Linton.............98.79 20
11 Clunes.......................80.92 20
12 Creswick.................. 107.21 16
13 Beaufort....................75.40 16
14 Skipton......................72.07 12
15 Newlyn......................62.40 12
16 Dunnstown..................80.62 8
17 Rwood-Chap..................62 8
18 Smythesdale................2.09 0
Reserves
1 Bungaree................. 562.50 48
2 Waubra......................442.31 44
3 Ballan........................232.75 40
4 Buninyong................. 199.15 40
5 Springbank............... 284.53 36
6 Dunnstown . .............153.76 36
7 Gordon......................129.48 32
8 Hepburn....................102.25 28
9 Learmonth..................82.50 28
10 Beaufort................... 116.01 20
11 Creswick....................93.51 16
12 Cham Linton.............69.59 16
13 Rwood-Chap...........70.50 12
14 Daylesford.................65.67 12
15 Newlyn...................... 61.76 12
16 Skipton......................49.81 12
17 Clunes.........................22.36 0
18 Smythesdale................5.08 0
Under 17.5
1 Bungaree.................. 827.71 44
2 Creswick................... 653.11 44
3 Hepburn....................241.82 44
4 Rwood-Chap........... 270.17 40
5 Dunnstown................ 177.73 40
6 Newlyn .....................153.61 32
7 Beaufort....................128.88 32
8 Clunes....................... 107.28 28
9 Springbank................103.74 20
10 Daylesford................102.91 20
11 Learmonth . ..............99.71 20
12 Ballan....................... 98.39 20
13 Smythesdale.............54.57 16
14 Cham Linton.............46.55 16
15 Gordon........................34.64 8
16 Buninyong...................20.95 4
17 Skipton........................18.61 4
18 Waubra........................15.69 0
Under 14.5
1 Hepburn................... 943.59 48
2 Buninyong................ 599.26 40
3 Ballan........................577.38 40
4 Creswick...................361.80 40
5 Newlyn..................... 286.04 36
6 Smythesdale.............196.46 32
7 Rwood-Chap...........181.82 32
8 Clunes....................... 147.05 32
9 Cham Linton..............78.82 24
10 Beaufort....................66.36 24
11 Springbank...............105.06 20
12 Dunnstown................70.60 16
13 Learmonth................. 61.46 12
14 Skipton......................39.32 12
15 Daylesford................... 27.65 8
16 Waubra........................27.06 8
17 Gordon........................15.77 4
18 Bungaree.....................3.73 0
Sport
Darley Junior FNC

BJFL
Ladder
U/16.5 Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bacchus Marsh........ 293.62 48
2 East Ballarat.............271.06 42
3 Ballarat......................164.32 36
4 North Ballarat ..........140.81 36
5 Mount Clear...............94.75 30
6 Redan........................ 126.14 28
7 Darley . ......................61.29 16
8 Lake Wendouree.......49.69 12
9 Sebastopol................... 13.76 8
U/16.5 Reserves
1 Bacchus Marsh......... 429.15 48
2 Ballarat..................... 283.00 44
3 East Ballarat.............152.97 36
4 North Ballarat............248.26 32
5 Lake Wendouree....... 87.81 28
6 Darley.........................71.23 24
7 Mount Clear...............85.47 20
8 Redan......................... 58.74 16
9 Sebastopol....................5.34 8
U/14 Seniors
1 Bacchus Marsh . ......253.97 52
2 North Ballarat............385.15 44
3 Lake Wendouree...... 192.13 36
4 East Ballarat..............78.63 28
5 Ballarat....................... 71.71 28
6 Sebastopol.................58.63 24
7 Darley......................... 61.01 16
8 Mount Clear...............39.50 16
9 Redan......................... 47.06 12
U/14 Reserves
1 Darley....................... 436.08 48
2 North Ballarat............299.61 48
3 Bacchus Marsh.........218.80 40
4 Mount Clear .............146.32 34
5 Ballarat . ...................210.51 32
6 Lake Wendouree......103.10 22
7 Redan.........................56.27 16
8 Sebastopol . ..............28.87 16
9 East Ballarat ...............12.68 4
U/12 Seniors
1 Ballarat . ...................373.33 44
2 Lake Wendouree..... 342.65 44
3 North Ballarat............179.64 40
4 East Ballarat.............153.05 36
5 Bacchus Marsh................40 28
6 Redan.........................89.36 22
7 Mount Clear ..............47.84 20
8 Darley......................... 54.17 18
9 Sebastopol....................8.94 8
U/12 Reserves
1 Darley........................521.00 48
2 Redan........................362.81 44
3 Ballarat...................... 221.18 36
4 Bacchus Marsh.........182.82 36
5 North Ballarat........... 225.00 32
6 Mount Clear.............. 135.71 24
8 East Ballarat..............30.02 12
9 Sebastopol....................2.36 8
Youth Girls
1 Redan......................... 207.14 36
2 Lake Wendouree ..... 747.30 32
3 Sebastopol............... 225.29 28
4 Darley........................102.98 24
5 Ballarat . ....................60.24 20
6 M.C.D.F.N.L...............57.54 20
7 Riddells Creek...........79.78 16
8 Bacchus Marsh..........23.83 16
9 Ararat......................... 57.94 12
10 Gisborne.....................25.69 8
11 Golden Point...............28.81 4
Round 13
v Bacchus Marsh
FOOTBALL
Under 10 Seniors
Goals - Brady Wright 2, Bevan Maher 1, Rockey Hoey
Awards - Jye Calleja, Cody
Daly, Ryan Kampus, Cooper
Parsons- Jones
Under 10 Reserves
Awards - Joshua Bagio Di
Mieri , Jett Allen, Keegan
Zielecki, Deacon Fawcett
Under 12 Seniors
Darley 1-5-11 lost Bacchus
Marsh 6-8-44
Goal - Rylan Tanner 1
Awards - Rylan Tanner, Brad
Crampton, Jayden Swan,
Harry Barne
Under 12 Reserves
Darley 2-7-19 def Bacchus
Marsh 1-0-6
Goals - Will Johnson 1, Ryan
Densley
Awards - Ryan Densley,
Brodie Ward, Tyler OHehir,
Dylan Cooper, Zane Colley
Under 14 Seniors
Marsh 13-13-91
Goals - Joel Cadman 2, Jye
Stephenson, Blake Colley 1
Awards - Zak Butters,
Duncan Cadman, Thomas

Presnell, Jack Bewley, Blake
Colley, Joel Cadman
Under 14 Reserves
Darley 7-6-48 d Bacchus
Marsh 3-1-19
Goals - Connor Ascough 1,
Matt Arnold 1, Liam Bakx 1,
Boden Mugridge 1
Under 16.5 Seniors
Marsh 10-12-72
Goals - J Beecham 2, D
Locke, D Wylie 1, J Mercieca,
J Beecham, J Johns
Under 16 Reserves
Marsh 11-11-77
Goals - Kye Dennison 2, Dylan Franklin 1
Youth Girls
Ballarat 2.0. (12) lost Darley
2-5-17
Goals - Tammi Curran 1, Jessica Roberts
Awards - Chloe Ascough,
Tammi Curran, Caitlyn
Spry, Emily Passalaqua,
Katelyn McGregor, Tori Borg
NETBALL
Under 11
Darley 24 def Bacchus Marsh
10
Awards - Molly Magrath,
Edyn
Thomas,
Takeya
Tanner
Under 13b
16
Ballarat Junior Football League

Results Round 13
U/16.5 Seniors
Ballarat 7.12 (54) d Sebastopol 3.1 (19)
Bacchus Marsh 10.12 (72) d Darley 8.6 (54)
East Ballarat 21.14 (140) d Lake Wendouree 3.1 (19)
North Ballarat 9.5 (59) d Redan 4.12 (36)
U/16.5 Reserves
U/14 Seniors
Lake Wendouree 6.7 (43) d East Ballarat 4.5 (29)
U/14 Reserves
Darley 7.6 (48) d Bacchus Marsh 3.1 (19)
U/12 Seniors
U/12 Reserves
Darley 2.7 (19) d Bacchus Marsh 1.0 (6)
Redan 1.4 (10) d North Ballarat 0.0 (0)
Youth Girls Round 9
Darley 2.5 (17) d Ballarat 2.0 (12)
Ararat 6.12 (48) d Golden Point 1.5 (11)
Sebastopol 10.8 (68) d Gisborne 1.1 (7)
Lake Wendouree 0.0 (0) d M.C.D.F.N.L 1.0 (6)
Awards - Emma Winzar,

Shakira Cornford, Eliza Harris, Olivia Mayne, Demee
Spargo
Under 13a
1
Under 15b
Darley 25 lost Bacchus
Marsh 29
Awards - Maegan Taylor, Regan Maher, Tayla
Buttigieg
Under 15a
Marsh 27
Awards - Melanie Freeman, Abbey Solomon, Ruby
Wilkie
Under 17 B
Marsh 41
Awards - Kaylee Smith,
Maddy McGill, Maddy
Taylor
Under 17a
Darley 45 def Lake Wendoree 28
Awards - Jordan Ah-Kuol,
Kaylee Smith, Maddy Mcgill
Congratulations to Neve
Perry again representing
the BFL against GFL in the
Bob Davis trophy. Ballarat
won 40-22 with Neve being
the only player to represent
the BFL in every game this
series.
BFL
Ladder
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 North Ballarat City .. 225.44 44
2 Redan........................169.35 40
3 Ballarat...................... 140.74 40
4 Darley . ..................... 113.01 30
5 Sunbury....................110.80 28
6 Lake Wendouree...... 112.66 24
7 Bacchus Marsh.........100.88 24
8 Melton........................81.53 22
9 East Point...................91.87 20
10 Melton South.............75.43 12
11 Sebastopol ................. 27.01 4
Reserves
1 Ballarat..................... 186.55 44
2 Redan........................279.85 40
3 Bacchus Marsh.........242.36 40
4 North Ballarat City....187.64 36
5 Melton ...................... 147.61 32
6 Darley . ......................94.69 24
7 East Point..................113.57 20
8 Sunbury.....................63.33 20
10 Sebastopol................25.51 12
11 Melton South...............29.03 4
U/18.5s
1 North Ballarat City... 309.59 44
2 Lake Wendouree......184.03 40
3 Ballarat . .................. 164.00 36
4 Melton South.............148.98 32
5 East Point..................115.54 32
6 Redan........................ 112.43 32
7 Sunbury.....................70.01 16
8 Sebastopol . ..............69.07 16
9 Darley.........................55.22 16
10 Melton.......................34.23 12
11 Bacchus Marsh ..........45.60 8
Ballarat Football League

Results - Round 12
Seniors
Darley 15.10 (100) d Sunbury 11.10 (76)

Ballarat 13.16 (94) d East Point 8.9 (57)
Bacchus Marsh 3.3 (21) d Lake Wendouree 2.8 (20)

Redan 20.10 (130) d Melton South 8.12 (60)
North Ballarat City 22.11 (143) d Sebastopol 3.1 (19)

Reserves
Darley 9.5 (59) d Sunbury 8.10 (58)
Bacchus Marsh 10.12 (72) d Lake Wendouree 1.1 (7)

Redan 25.17 (167) d Melton South 2.6 (18)

U/18.5s
Sunbury 10.9 (69) d Darley 3.4 (22)
Melton South 15.12 (102) d Redan 7.9 (51)
BFL Top Goalkickers

Seniors
Shaun Lyle
North Ballarat City........................ 51
Trevor Hilton
Bacchus Marsh............................... 21
Rhys Ellis
Jake Edwards
Ethan Tibbles
Darley............................................... 22
Darley .............................................. 20
Reserves
Bacchus Marsh............................... 29
Kieran Atkin
Bacchus Marsh............................... 17
Alex Sweet
Bacchus Marsh............................... 15
Jackson Lesko
Bradley Barnes
Henry Bennett
Darley............................................... 17
Darley................................................14
U/18.5s
North Ballarat City........................ 32
BJFL Top GoalKickers

Rhys Baker
Hamish Coulton
Dylon Bishop
Zac Ticehurst
Blake Graham
Kye Dennison
Jaydan Erssek
U/16.5 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh................................. 35
Bacchus Marsh..................................24
Bacchus Marsh .................................17
Bacchus Marsh..................................16
U/16.5 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh..................................38
Darley ................................................ 25
Bacchus Marsh..................................24
Dale Harris
Mason Dickson
Jack Hehir
U/14 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh .................................32
Bacchus Marsh..................................19
Bacchus Marsh..................................17
Connor Ascough
Dylan Cordell
Malakye Martin
Rhys Scerri
Matthew Arnold
U/14 Reserves
Darley .................................................31
Bacchus Marsh..................................16
Bacchus Marsh..................................15
Darley .................................................14
Darley .................................................12
Daniel Lalor
U/12 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh..................................21
Will Johnson
Ashton Craig
Jett Fuller
Bailey Young
U/12 Reserves
Darley .................................................19
Bacchus Marsh..................................18
Darley .................................................14
Darley ...................................................9
Tylah Bruhn
Youth Girls
Lake Wendouree ............................. 53
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bookcases made
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wholesalers stock clearance...seriously limited stock...seriously cheap price...first in first served...only while stocks last...
7 piece dining 9 piece dining
raffaele HOT
t
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1800x1000
1295
Footstool
t
able
2100x1000
1495
Macedon Sofa 2.5 seater
$1750
625
HOBART tv unit with pull-outs

2000w x 450d x 600h
furniture
furnishing your home...
PRICE $795
HOBART tv unit 4 drawers

2000w x 450d x 600h
small tv unit
495 HOBART
1500w x 450d x 600h
$375
Shops 4 & 5
Bacchus Marsh Village Shopping Centre
$495
Coffee Table 1200 x 700 x 460
Bookcase 1350 x 360 x 2000
NEW showroom
P 03 4367 7445
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1200w x 300d x 780h
595
Buffet
1900
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HOBART
coffee
tablex 900 HOBART lamp table
350 $895
1200w x 600d x 450h
600w x 600d x 450h
215
7 piece dining setting

1800 x 1000
Other sizes available
leather lift chair

s just $895
queen timber bed & mattr

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packages from just $495
Buffet & Hutch
$1495
1567 x 500 x 2000
queen
es from
suitjust $695
$11954 piece solid timber bedroom
Display Unit
Trading hours:
1200 x 400 x 2000
9:00 to 5:30 Mon to Fri
9:00 to 5:00 Saturday
11:00 to 4:00 Sunday
$850
Sofa Table
1270 x 420
x 850
stylish
natural
Tasmanian Oak
veneer with
Jarrah pinstripe accents...
$495
4 piece queen suit

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795
$695
$1995
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Phone 4367
Bacchus
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Centre7445
Western
P997-1003
03 4367
7445Highway, Deer Park
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MN304212G2
Bentleigh Modular
Choice of 2 colours
TV Unit
2100 x 520 x 700
FAS 0512

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Tuesday 15 July, 2014

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

AN APPLICATION for a licence to

areas, Mrs De La Cruz said.

proposed mines. Minimal information

if mining might be viable in the area. We

Two Stores in Two Convenient Locations

20 Armstrong Street North

For all your Domestic Shedding,

2/137 Main Street

Page 2 The Moorabool News 15 July, 2014

ONE DAY ONLY

Fresh Salmon Portions

Pepper Jack Shiraz or

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

1-9 Bennett Street, Phone: 5367 3388

The Moorabool News 15 July, 2014 Page 3

Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Art is in the heart

GORDON artist Marlene

me to paint on them, she

minded the miners children

Museum from November

Training Tradesmen Pty Ltd

The Moorabool News

1kg bag Carrots

Gold Sweet Potatoes

Pink Lady Apples

Fruit & Vegetable Delivery Boxes

(Tuesday- Saturday) to Bacchus Marsh,

Just for Me: $20

Perfect for one or two or if you are only

Easy Eater: $30

Fruity Tooty Small: $34

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

CERTIFICATE III IN BRICKLAYING/

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

** This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding.

Tel: 03 5367 0813|info@ttm.edu.au|www.ttm.edu.au

Phone 5368 1966

Phone 5368 1966

*Harvested Fresh from our Farm!

Phone: 5367 5338 Fax: 5367 5555

Page 4 The Moorabool News 15 July, 2014

Small business on the calendar

More than 300 events to

430 Sturt St, Ballarat, ph:53 313185

sents the events that will run

I encourage all Western

nesses employ more than

tal, through events such as

we provide Victorian businesses with opportunities to

network and grow and build

additional to todays population. These

viding recreation opportunities, water

Locally owned & operated for 35 years+

Fax 5368 2764

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Phone: 5368 2001

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