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A small group braved the arctic conditions to celebrate the beginning of NAIDOC Week in Ballan last Friday with the flag raising ceremony.
Inset Mayor Paul Tatchell helps six year old Emily Dudzik raise the Australian flag. Photo Helen Tatchell
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Aboriginal people over the last century and

said: Underneath the surface there is a massive problem and it still exists.
Theres history, strength and adversity all
tied up within the Aboriginal culture, Cr
Tatchell said.
Sometimes the secret is just to be you. If
at the end of the day we dont accept I and
we, we dont accept the principles of life.
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nal people and traditional owners of the land

are still here. We could make a huge impact
on peoples knowledge of the history of this
country.
I thank Moorabool for doing this because it
shows that they do lead, theyre not just talking the talk, theyre walking the walk.
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We really need to encourage the young
ones to be involved and be proud of where
they come from and this is an opportunity
which only comes around once or twice a
year, Uncle Bryon said.
I encourage Moorabool Shire to put on
more events to let people know that Aborigi-
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across Moorabool Shire this week to recognise and celebrate the significant contribution Aboriginal people and culture have
made to the community.
Wadawurrung Aboriginal elder, Uncle
Bryon Powell, unfurled the Aboriginal flag
at the Ballan Moorabool Shire offices last
Friday, which will fly proudly alongside the
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A water main that runs under Gisborne Road at the intersection of Holts
Lane burst around 4.30am on Tuesday.
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Mr Brennan said there was minimal
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has been found in the Werribee River at Ballan.
At the end of May former
fish biologist John Kowarsky
caught mosquito fish near
Jopling Street in Ballan.
Mr Kowarsky said after
catching the tiny fish he read
recent Melbourne Water surveys which had found mosquito fish in Werribee Gorge,
but not as far upstream as
Ballan.
This altitude may be a new
thing for this species. Werribee Gorge is about 300 metres lower. Maybe its a sign
of increasing urbanisation,
Mr Kowarsky said.
In the Werribee River
around Ballan three native
fish species have been recorded: Mountain Galaxias,
Southern Pigmy Perch and
the Short -finned Eel. The
Southern Pigmy Perch is regionally significant.
He said mosquito fish could
breed to a point where they
could exclude native fish, including the pigmy perch.
The best we can do in terms
of management is by educating people not to throw
these fish back into the river.
People should know it is a
noxious fish, he said.

A spokeswoman for the
Department of Environment
and Primary Industries
(DEPI) confirmed that mosquito fish were considered
noxious.
They predate smaller native fish and compete with
native fish for resources,
she said.
There are records of mosquito fish caught in various
locations along the Werribee
River. This species is relatively widespread.
She said invasive species
such as mosquito fish was
just one factor taken into account when assessing overall river health.
Restoration efforts are in
place that will see the health
of the Werribee River
improved and maintained
over time. This work does
not concentrate solely
on mitigating noxious species, but rather on improving
water quality to
promote native fish survival, she said.
She encouraged people to
report the possession, existence and location of any noxious aquatic species to DEPI
by calling 136 186.
Mosquito fish (Gambusia holbrooki)

In Victoria Gambusia holbrooki has been declared
a Noxious Aquatic Species under the Fisheries
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cannot be returned to water.
Mosquito fish were introduced into Australia in 1925
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Their back is green to brown, becoming grey down
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Junior footballer has it all
MYRNIONG teenager Liam
Duggan said it was a com-
Im a Bulldogs supporter
Duggan has won the pres-
plete surprise to him when
so it was pretty special to
as the leading player of this
on June 30, the last day of his
Johnson. Ive had him as a
years
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he was awarded the medal

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coach at the AIS for a year
now. He was a Western Jets
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youngster, he said.
The talented midfielder,
who played all his junior
football with the Bacchus
Marsh Junior Football Club,
was selected for the AFL
National Academy from the
AFL U16 national carnival
two years ago, and re-selected again last year. The Ben
Mitchell medal was named
after an Academy member
who died in a car accident
when he was just 16. The
medal goes to a player voted
by his peers as most embodying team values such as
courage, commitment, trust
and leadership.
Past recipients of the medal
included Joe Daniher (Essendon), Josh Kelly (GWS) and
Lloyd Perris (Sydney Swans).
Duggan finished competing for Vic Metro in the AFL
U18 national carnival last
Thursday, where his team
finished second overall. The
17-year-old said he would
now concentrate on playing
for the Western Jets for the
rest of the year and hopes to
be included in the AFL draft
at the end of the year.
He said the AFL rated players with strong values very
highly and to become a good
footballer also took commitment, determination and
discipline.
Its 100 per cent commitment by me and my family
as well. The more values you
hold, the better off you go,
he said.
Duggan has a lot on his
plate this year, juggling the
pressures of Year 12 at St Patricks College and his football career. Being organised
is the key, he said.
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(L-R) Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell at the launch

of My Farm Store in Ballarat with Simon Ramsay
(Member for Western Victoria) and State Minister
Peter Walsh. Photo Helen Tatchell
Farm store open

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MOORABOOL farmers will

be able to sell, source and
supply products by using
online technology with the
opening of a new My Farm
Store website.
My Farm Store provides
agrifood businesses in the
region with a new way to
connect with other businesses and grow their local
food supply network via a
pioneering online business
networking hub.
An initiative of the Central
Highlands Agribusiness Forum (CHAF), My Farm Store
was launched by the Victorian Minister for Agriculture
Peter Walsh last Tuesday.
Its a great innovation. One
of the oldest transactions in
the world is people going out
to hunt and gather their food
and this is linking modern
technology with that gathering of food, Mr Walsh said.
People now want a better understanding of where
These school holidays PTV and Regional Rail Link are making some further
improvements to your train network, including completing dedicated V/Line
tracks between Sunshine and Southern Cross stations.
During this time, coaches will replace train services on the Bendigo, Ballarat
and Shepparton lines. Trains on the Seymour line will be replaced with
coaches between Broadmeadows and Southern Cross.
When train services return from Wednesday 16 July, Ballarat and Bendigo
services will progressively begin to use the new dedicated V/Line tracks. Ballarat
and Bendigo trains will no longer stop at North Melbourne station, however will
connect with the metropolitan rail network at Southern Cross Station, Footscray
and Sunshine stations.
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their food comes from and

an understanding of who
produces it and what goes
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Mr Walsh said it was a way
for agribusinesses to build
their businesses and access
new markets.
I understand the issue of
scaling up nationwide but
youve got to walk the walk
before you talk the talk, he
said.
The money to fund this
has come out of the regional
growth fund.
CHAF president Andrew
Young said the collaborative
framework at My Farm Store
would be the first point of
contact for businesses seeking a product or wanting
to know the demand for a
product they might produce.
My Farm Store was developed as a business-to-business website for members
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Drive to declare a road
INGLISTON Drive in Ingliston has been a forgotten

road for almost 40 years.
Resident Elisha Cassar said
the original developers of
the drive didnt sign it over
to council before they became deregistered in 1977,
and the drive has sat with
ASIC (Australian Securities
and Investments Commission) ever since.
She said up until now the
seven property owners
fronting Ingliston Drive
had needed to take steps to
manage the road themselves
to maintain access to their
properties.
The driveway has been
lost in the system. If someone has an accident on this
road, then who is liable? My
concern is the safety of the
residents, Ms Cassar said.
We had a grassfire on our
property in March this year
and the CFA was delayed be-
cause a farm gate had been

closed across the road. Its
since been removed.
She also said various methods of suppressing dust had
been tried on the road, including distributing oil and
attempts to seal parts of the
road.
Moorabool Shire general
manager infrastructure, Phil
Jeffrey, confirmed that the
road currently didnt fall
under councils road maintenance program.
By declaring it a public
highway it means everyone
has access to their own property, Mr Jeffrey said.
At last weeks council meeting, councillors agreed to
give notice to declare Ingliston Drive to be a public
highway under the Local
Government Act in order to
give certainty to the status of
the road.
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Stretching success
friends, family and art-lovers alike, with most of the
Paul Blizzard has art in his bronze sculptures bearing
blood. He grew up in Green- red sold stickers by the end
dale surrounded by
of the evening.
it. Both Pauls parents, his
Paul is no stranger to
dad the late Peter Blizzard bronze, having previously
(OAM) and mum Liz created worked on several comart sculpture and paint- missions with his father,
ing respectively from their including the POW Memohome studio and foundry. rial in Ballarat and a number
Following his time at art of rock and bronze fossil
school, Paul worked as a sculptures at Treasury Place
studio technician for his fa- in Melbourne. Those who
ther and later, after settling commute by train may also
with his young family in Mt know Pauls steel and rock
Egerton, Paul built his own Ballan sign which sits across
bronze casting foundry.
from the tracks at the Ballan
For his latest project, he railway station.
created a series of bronze feSince finishing his foundry,
male figurines. Paul opened Paul plans to run bronze
his Stretching exhibition casting workshops for peorecently at the Fairbanks Eye ple interested in learning
Gallery in Sturt St Ballarat, more about this complex and
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Feds go cool
on grants
MOORABOOL Shire Council has slammed a Federal
Government proposal to
freeze indexation on Financial Assistance Grants for
three years.
Council resolved at the
Wednesday 2 July ordinary
meeting to write to Prime
Minister Tony Abbott, Victorian Federal Government
MPs and local Labor Federal Member Catherine King
seeking their support for
a reversal of the proposed
decision to freeze local government Federal Assistance
Grants until 2017/18.
Mayor Paul Tatchell said
council supported the Australian Local Government
Association (ALGA) fight to
have the value of the grants
restored to a level equivalent to one per cent of tax
revenue.
These grants are vital to
council being able to deliver
its services and keep assets
up to date. They are used

to maintain infrastructure
assets including local roads,
bridges, parks, swimming
pools, libraries and community halls as well as services
to the young, elderly and
community groups of all
kinds, Cr Tatchell said.
The funds form a critical
part of councils revenue
base as general purpose
funding for a variety of
activities and services that
council provides, and freezing them for three years will
put enormous pressure on
our budgets.
Councils finance department figures found that if
freezing indexation did occur, the impact would be a
reduction in budget of about
$5.3 million over 10 years.
At a state level, the Labor
Party has a policy to cap
rates, so if they form government at the next election and
this federal grants policy is
put in place, local councils

are going to face a massive
uphill battle to balance everything and maintain infrastructure and service delivery, Cr Tatchell said.
In addition to writing to
federal politicians about the
freeze, Moorabool Shire will
submit an expression of interest for the general manager corporate services Shane
Marr and Cr Tom Sullivan
to join the Municipal Association of Victorias (MAV)
Financial Assistance Grants
& Rate Capping Taskforce as
Moorabool representatives.
The new MAV taskforce
will work under ALGAs
approach to advocacy on
Financial Assistance Grants
and seek to have the grants
base and indexation restored, as well as provide a
comprehensive response to
the Victorian ALP rate capping policy.
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Dancing diva a ballerina
Ballans Olivia Doran (pictured above)

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Australian School of Ballet.
Its a common dream for eight-year-old
girls like Olivia, however this young star is
already competing in ballet on a state level.
She was selected from dancers across Victoria to perform a classical ballet solo at the
Darebin Arts and Entertainment Centre next
month for a one in 20 chance of winning a
Ballet Teachers Workshop Scholarship. Past
winners of the scholarships have enjoyed

successful professional careers both in Australia and overseas.
The achievement is remarkable given Olivia
only began ballet lessons in February last
year and began dancing in competitions this
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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 (consideration of submissions)
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will
be held in the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
tomorrow, Wednesday 9 July, 2014 commencing at 5.00pm.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Consideration of Submissions in relation to the Proposed 2014/15 Annual Budget.
2. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL (adoption of proposed budget)
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will
be held in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan on Wednesday 16 July, 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 members of the public and are
most welcome to attend either meetings.
MOORABOOL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY:
Invitation to local business operators to attend Focus Group Sessions
Moorabool Shire Council is developing an Economic Development Strategy to guide
the Shires economic development over the next decade.
Consultation sessions for local business operators in manufacturing, agribusiness,
professional services, education and community services are scheduled for this week.
If youre business operators in these sectors, we encourage you to attend the focus
group sessions.
The focus group sessions will discuss topics such as:
Opportunities for improving and expanding your sector in Moorabool
Barriers inhibiting local economic growth and local job generation
How Council can support local businesses development
Identify investment priorities for the Shire
Focus Group Session Dates
Wednesday 9 July - Geoffrey Hine Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus
Marsh.
Manufacturing
Agribusiness
2:00pm-3:30pm
4:00pm-5:30pm
Thursday 10 July - James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus
Marsh
Education & Community Services 2:00pm-3:30pm
Professional Services
4:00pm-5:30pm
To attend the relevant focus group, please RSVP today to Leann Brown via
email info@moorabool.vic.gov.au or phone 5366 7100.
Business operators unable to attend the focus group are encouraged to complete the
Have your Say online survey located on the homepage of councils website
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.
A separate Have your Say online community survey is also available on the website
for members of the public to provide input.
EMPLOYMENT
Moorabool Shire Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Pound Keepers (Casual)
School Crossing Supervisors (Casual)
Positions close 11 July 2014
For more information visit: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
PROPOSAL TO DECLARE INGLISTON DRIVE, INGLISTON TO BE A

PUBLIC HIGHWAY
Sections 204(1), 207(4) and 223 of the Local Government Act 1989
At the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on Wednesday 2 July 2014, Council resolved
to advertise its intention to declare Ingliston Drive to be a public highway in accordance
with section 204(1) of the Local Government Act 1989 in order to give certainty to
the status of Ingliston Drive and Councils authority in respect to the road.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to sections 204(1), 207 (4) and 223 of the Local
Government Act 1989 that Moorabool Shire Council (Council), proposes to declare
Ingliston Drive to be a public highway as provided for under section 204(1) of the
Local Government Act 1989.
A person may make a submission to the Council in regard to the above proposal
under Section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989. Written submissions should be
addressed to the Chief Executive Ofcer, Moorabool Shire Council, P.O. Box 18, Ballan,
3342, and received by Council no later
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maintain a public register of submissions made in accordance with Section 223 of the
note that your submission will be available on this register for public acc
Act for a period of twelve months.Please
In accordance
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appropriate for submitters names and addresses to be disclosed to enable trans
making,
if
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have
concerns
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Council can contained
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aware that the details contained in some
submissions may be sufcient to identify the
author of the submission to some readers.
Hence, if you wish your submission to
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mind when drafting it.
For more information please contact
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HAVE YOUR SAY
EMPLOYMENT
At its Ordinary Council meeting last week (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 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
News
Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

Melton Regional Hospital.
Photos Natasha Hurst and Helen Tatchell
Dr Paula Geldens (right) with her grandmother Joan Parslow at the 2012 Red Cross Flower
Show.
Centenary
of Chambers
By Jessica Howard
As the Australian Red
Cross celebrates 100 years of
service this August, a local
Ballan family will commemorate their own personal
centenary year.
Long-term Ballan resident,
Jessie Elizabeth (Myers)
Chambers joined Ballans
first Red Cross committee on
August 20, 1914 and was still
a member when she passed
away in 1985, at the age of 97.
Jessie and her husband,
Burt Chambers shared five
children, including two
daughters, both whom went
on to join the Red Cross at an
early age.
Joan (Chambers) Parslow
and her late sister, Doris
(Chambers) Hastie were
members of the Ballan Junior Red Cross Committee
from primary school.
Mrs Parslow, who is soon to
be 92-years-of-age, said she
remembers being a part of
the junior committee, where
they paid sixpence to become a member.
I think the reason I always
remembered being a junior
member was because we
had the same initials; Junior
Red Cross, and Jean Randall
Chambers, she said.
Mrs Parslow and her sister, Doris, both received a
service medal after half a
decade of service to the Red
Cross.
I received my medal about
four years ago, but Doris had
hers some years before me,
Mrs Parslow said.
Our hearts were very

much in it, Ive always loved
going to the monthly meetings in Ballan where there
are a terrific lot of ladies that
I have built some really great
friendships with.
Although Mrs Parslow

moved away from Ballan
for ten years, she said it was
great to come back and be
able to celebrate such an important time.
When you live in a small

town like Ballan, you will
always be very community
minded. We were always involved with things like this
as we grew up, and you do
grow to really love it, she
said.
However the family involvement doesnt stop there,

with Mrs Parslows granddaughter recently joining
the Ballan branch in 2013.
Dr Paula Geldens lives in
the Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne, however said the
reason she joined was due to
the importance of maintaining family connections with
organisations.
I may not be involved on a

weekly or monthly basis
but the family connection
to that location and the rich
amount of charitable organisations that work there are
really dear to me, she said.
I do try to be available for
big events as much as I can,
but my involvement is really
about the family legacy and
honouring my grandmother
and her sister, and also my
great grandmother.
Above: Melton parents Hayley and Aaron welcomed their third child on Sunday 29 June.
Amelia arrived at 12.18pm weighing 8lb 4oz (3750 grams). She is a new little sister for
Matilda and Brax.
Left: Its a girl for Burnside Heights couple
Sarah and Rannoch who welcomed
Charlotte Alexa Rose WILKINSON into
their family at 2.35am on Thursday 3 July
2014. Weighing 4190grams (9lbs 4oz),
Charlotte is a little sister for Matthew.
Dr Geldens said that what

is so valuable about organisations like the Red Cross is
that it is a place were people
genuinely connect with each
other.
People give up their time,
they are generous with their
baking and they have a real
care for those around them,
she said.
Ballan committee member,
Gail Binks said the involvement of the Chambers family is very important.
Above: Vanessa and Josh of Melton West

welcomed baby boy Harrison Alan MUNRO
into their lives at 7.54pm on Wednesday 2
July 2014 weighing 4030grams (8lbs 14oz).
Not only are we celebrating 100 years of Red Cross,

but also 100 years of that
one family who have been
involved since the very beginning, she said.
Exactly 100 years after the

creation of the branch, the
public are invited to join the
Red Cross in celebrating its
centenary year at an afternoon tea and presentation
on August 20 at the Ballan
Mechanics Hall.
We are hoping to have a

really nice day with a high
tea in the afternoon. With
local primary school children helping to serve the
afternoon tea and decorate
the hall with posters, all the
Red Cross members who
dont have a chance to sit
down very much, are going
to be able to just sit and enjoy
the afternoon as we celebrate
100 years, Ms Binks said.
The event will run from
1:30 4:30, with all family
and friends welcome. Please
RSVP to Mary Williams by
August 10 at 5368 1128.
Above: First time parents from Melton,

Teagan Hudson-Lynch and Robert Falcke
welcomed their newborn daughter on
Sunday 29 June at 12.23pm. Little Khloe
Jayde FALCKE weighed 6lb 6oz (2940
grams)
Above: Brookfield couple Rebecca and

Kevin welcomed baby boy Logan Allen
MAGEE into their family at 2.00pm on
Thursday 3 July 2014.
Weighing
3080grams (6lbs 12oz), Logan is a half
brother to Justin, Liam, Ashley and Jack.
Left: Baby Maddison Ava arrived on

Monday 30 June at 3.48pm to Danielle and
Adam Hulett. Weighing 7lb 15oz (3215
grams). Maddison is the first child for the
Melton West parents.
Lunchbox lesson
Myrniong Primary School hosted a Healthy
Lunchbox Workshop for mothers and daughters. The session was organised by members
of the schools parent committee and was
conducted by local nutritionist, Miranda
Bone.
Around 15 or more girls, together with their
mothers, helped make nutritional lunchbox
snacks, including fresh sushi rolls and rice
paper wraps. There were strips of red capsicum, green snow pea sprouts and sticky
rice being shared around the giant table in
the school staff room, together with lots of
News
laughter and chatting.

As well as the hands-on experience of making their own food, the girls were invited to
fill out a small worksheet asking them about
their favourite snacks and what healthy
foods they enjoy most.
The participants greeted the session with
great enthusiasm and there was much discussion about what constitutes healthy food
and why its better than sugary snacks or
packets of chips in the school lunchbox.
The workshop was funded by Moorabools
Best Start Program.
Learning how to pack a good healthy lunch were mothers and daughters from Myrniong PS
at a Healthy Lunchbox Workshop recently (L-R) Reagan and Ceilidh Sheehan, Bianca
OKeefe, Miranda Bone, Ella Frisch and Leeanne Curran.
Letters to the Editor

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Dear Editor,
The state government is
conducting a consultation
on community attitudes to
onshore fossil gas exploration. Currently, there is a
moratorium on the process
of fracking required to
extract most of these unconventional gas resources.
Critics of the gas industry
point to the real dangers of
contaminating aquifers, or
nearby farmland, with dangerous carcinogenic chemicals used or produced in
this process. These concerns
have yet to be sufficiently answered by the industry.
Given that these unconventional gas wells frequently
last for only about ten years
before they run out, there is
a real risk that companies
will move on to the next resource, taking their profits,
while the community is left
behind with polluted and
maybe unusable land and
water.
International and Australian experience also highlights that greenhouse emissions from gas can be even
worse than from coal if the
gas leaks. Leaks can occur at
the well head, in the supply
pipelines, or in the homes
and factories that are the
end users. Just a few percent
of the gas leaking makes its
greenhouse impact about
the same as that of coal power; more leaks make it even
worse than coal.
The boom in unconventional gas is largely for export.
Linking our gas market to

international prices has seen
a 17.5% increase in our gas
price, and this will continue
to rise.
For homes, gas is no longer
the cheapest or greenest
energy source. Alternatives
like reverse cycle aircon
and solar/heat pump hot
water now are cheaper and
cleaner, more efficient options for homes to use. Add
this to the availability of renewable energy sources and
the necessity to protect our
farmland for the future, and
there is no case for allowing onshore gas exploration.
Victoria should leave it in the
ground and pursue the demonstrated clean alternatives
of wind and solar.
Ben Courtice
for Moorabool Environment Group, Maddingley
Dear Editor
It is now several years since
the Moorabool Council commenced the preparation of
the Ballan Structure Plan.
Ballan, being in the Central
Ward has but one Councillor, Mr Paul Tatchell. Before his election to Council,
Mr Tatchell put his views
in writing about the future direction of the Ballan
Structure Plan. Since that
election, despite a number
of written assurances from
Council about this plans
completion date, we the
citizens of Ballan still do
not have a completed Struc-
ture Plan, nor have we been

advised over the past many
months about how Council
is dealing with it.
Quite recently, the Department of Transport, Planning
and Local Infrastructure
produced a report about
Moorabool Shire which
demonstrated that there is
enough already-zoned residential land in Ballan to accommodate projected housing growth for more than
the next fifteen years. With
this sort of evidence, it is
vital that planning in Ballan
is undertaken in an orderly
and sequential manner. We
must protect the amenity
and rural ambience of Ballan, as well as the value of
surrounding land for farming, while we still have the
chance.
What should not happen is
that piecemeal bits of greenfield rural areas are rezoned
to residential and covered
with houses cheek by jowl
while there is still plenty of
opportunity for residential
infill within the present
town limits.
Our Councillor must stand
up for his and the similar
clearly expressed community views obtained by Council. The other Councillors,
who represent other areas,
should give great weight to
the local Councillors perspectives on the future of
Ballan.
John Kowarsky
Ballan
Third term for

CFA captain
By Jessica Howard
After 20 years of service,
Nathan Ractliffe has been
re-elected for what will be
his third term as the captain
of the Bacchus Marsh CFA.
Mr Ractliffe said he has
grown up with an involvement in the Country Fire
Authority, as his father was
a member himself.
I started as a junior and I
was there for a while, but after 20 years of service I have
been an officer in the brigade
for 16 [of those years], he
said.
When asked for his thoughts
on leadership, Mr Ractliffe
said the most important aspect is to be fair.
Its all about being fair to
everyone, from the most
senior person to the most
junior. Its about showing
your presence and making
yourself available to not
only the brigade, but also to
the community in our operations, he said.
Mr Ractliffe said that the
greatest part about being reelected is knowing that the
brigade still has faith in him
to make a difference in the
community.
I think I have the respect
of the members to continue
on as captain, and its great
to know that the brigade is
still happy for me to keep
this role.
I want to be able to protect

the community I live in, but
also my family, my familys
family and my friends, he
said.
Mr Ractliffe hopes to continue the excellent service
provided by the Bacchus
Marsh CFA, and said he
looks forward to a bright
future.
As a brigade, we have to
change as the environment
does, and we must look at
how we can better ourselves
for the community, he said.
I certainly enjoy the role
as a captain and I really love
representing Bacchus Marsh
across the state, as well as
being part of both the brigade and the community.
Disability Support Worker

Central Highlands Locations: Bacchus Marsh, Ballarat, Ararat
Casual Opportunities
Are you:
- Passionate about supporting and empowering a person with a disability to reach their highest potential?
- Keen to make a positive difference in the life of a person with a disability?
- Able to contribute to a team enviornment and have the flexibilty to work rostered shift work at short notice?
A career as a Disability Support Worker might be right for you!
The Disability Accommodation Services Program provides high quality, community-based supported
accommodation and respite to people with a disability. Casual positions are available across the Central Highlands
area of the Department of Human Services, particularly within the locations of Bacchus Marsh, Ballarat and Ararat.
In this role you will provide support in the daily living activities for people with a disability living in a Group Home.
You will also play an active role in facilitating the development and enhancement of independent living and other
skills including the individuals participation in the community.
These positions are casual and include shift work such as sleepover, active nights and weekend shifts.
To be successful, you will need current Level 2 First Aid, CPR certificate, Working with Children Check (Employee)
and a drivers licence.
Working for the Department of Human Services is not just a job. It can be a journey of learning, self discovery,
challenge and achievement.
If you are interested in applying, we encourage you to apply online by completing our questionnaire, and submitting
a current resume and cover letter outlining why you are seeking a career in Disability Services and how you can
make a positive difference in the life of a person with a disability.
Please direct all enquiries to Bronwyn Pickford on 03 5333 6631 or Dianne Carr on 03 5352 0107
Please quote position no DHS/WD/395451
Closing date: Midnight Wednesday 16 July 2014.
Police Checks form part of the Department of Human Services recruitment process.
The department encourages and welcomes interest from Aboriginal Australians for this role. Please
contact our Aboriginal employment information and support line (phone: 1300 092 406 or email:
aboriginal.employment@dhs.vic.gov.au) should you wish to access assistance with your application.
To apply online and view the job description, visit
www.dhs.vic.gov.au/careers
For other Victorian Government opportunities,
please visit www.careers.vic.gov.au
WHATS ON
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ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
Term 3 starts shortly, See www.BallanCommunityHouse.
com.au for new, exciting courses in languages, music, art
and massage. Also Yoga, Tai Chi, Dance Club for Kids and
Drawing for Kids courses. 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
Ballan Hospital Auxiliary
Games afternoon Tuesday 15 July, 2pm
Supper Room, Ballan Mechanics Hall. $5 entry, includes
afternoon tea.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 2 August 2014, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market

Next Market Saturday 12 July, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0408 218 954.
TOM
Darley Market
Saturday 19 July, 9am-1pm
Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd & Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
CHURCH
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool

Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon. Service Times
Sunday 13 July -St Johns Bungaree, 9am;St Johns Ballan,
11am; St James Morrisons, 5pm.
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
Reflective Worship.
Anglican Parish of Bacchus Marsh, Balliang, Myrniong &

Blackwood
Service times - Holy Trinity Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am
Holy Communion, 10am Family Service, Wednesday Holy
Communion 10am; St Georges Balliang 9am 2nd & 4th
Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st & 3rd Sunday;
All Saints Blackwood 1st & 3rd Sunday, 9am.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566
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
Environmental Opinion
Bacchus Marsh Ladies Probus Club

New members are welcome to come along
and join us for fun, friendship and fellowship.
First Thursday of every month at 10am
Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road Bacchus Marsh
We look forward to hearing from you
Enquiries contact the Secretary on 5367 3291.
l, friendly, relaxed golf

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So
Green Fees
18 Holes
Midweek $15
Weekend $20
golf
Memberships
from $390
Junior clinic
starting SAT
19th july
golf Carts
available
for hire
Licensed
bar
Social
clubs welcome
Bookings
essential
west golf club Phone: 5367 3492

Bacchus Marsh-Balliang Rd, Bacchus Marsh
with Tom Kingston
A crisis we cant
afford to ignore
I thought the readers of this opinion piece might be interested in
reading from George W or more
especially George W Bushs former
Treasury Secretary. I am aware that
George W (former President of the
USA) was not the best advertisement for action on climate change
and his advisors, you would expect,
would reflect this. However, let us
hope we are all open to change as
Henry M. Paulson Jr., who served
as secretary of the Treasury from
July 2006 to January 2009, is. Not
only that, but the link between the
financial crisis of 2008 and action
on climate change, makes for interesting reading.
I will let Henry Paulson Jr (it has
to be the USA to have the Jr) do
the talking. He writes, If theres
one thing Ive learned throughout
my work in finance, government
and conservation, it is to act before
problems become too big to manage. For too many years, we failed
to rein in the excesses building up
in the nations financial markets.

When the credit bubble burst in
2008, the damage was devastating.
Millions suffered. Many still do.
Were making the same mistake

today with climate change. Were
staring down a climate bubble that
poses enormous risks to both our
environment and economy. The
warning signs are clear and growing more urgent as the risks go
unchecked.
This is a crisis we cant afford to

ignore. I feel as if Im watching as
we fly in slow motion on a collision
course toward a giant mountain.
We can see the crash coming, and
yet were sitting on our hands rather than altering course.
We need to act now, even though
there is much disagreement, including from members of my own
Republican Party, on how to address this issue while remaining
economically competitive. Theyre
right to consider the economic
implications. But we must not lose

sight of the profound economic
risks of doing nothing.
The solution can be a fundamentally conservative one that will empower the marketplace to find the
most efficient response. We can do
this by putting a price on emissions
of carbon dioxide a carbon tax.
Few in the United States now pay
to emit this potent greenhouse gas
into the atmosphere we all share.
Putting a price on emissions will
create incentives to develop new,
cleaner energy technologies.
I was secretary of the Treasury
when the credit bubble burst, so I
think its fair to say that I know a
little bit about risk, assessing outcomes and problem-solving. Looking back at the dark days of the
financial crisis in 2008, it is easy to
see the similarities between the financial crisis and the climate challenge we now face.
We are building up excesses (debt
in 2008, greenhouse gas emissions

that are trapping heat now). Our
government policies are flawed (incentivizing us to borrow too much
to finance homes then, and encouraging the overuse of carbon-based
fuels now). Our experts (financial
experts then, climate scientists
now) try to understand what they
see and to model possible futures.
And the outsize risks have the potential to be tremendously damaging (to a globalized economy then,
and the global climate now).
Back then; we narrowly avoided
an economic catastrophe at the last
minute by rescuing a collapsing
financial system through government action. But climate change
is a more intractable problem. The
carbon dioxide were sending into
the atmosphere remains there for
centuries, heating up the planet.
Already, observations are catching
up with years of scientific models, and the trends are not in our
favour.
As Ive said, we can do this by

placing a tax on carbon dioxide
emissions. Many respected economists, of all ideological persuasions, support this approach. We
can debate the appropriate pricing
and policy design and how to use
the money generated. But a price
on carbon would change the behaviour of both individuals and
businesses. At the same time, all
fossil fuel and renewable energy
subsidies should be phased out.
Renewable energy can outcompete
dirty fuels once pollution costs are
accounted for.
And what is the Australian federal

government hell bent on removing the carbon tax?
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting - Thursday
28 August, 7.30pm - 4256 Geelong
Road Parwan (Jessamy Park signs
at driveway). All Welcome
Location and Potential!
49 Graham Street, Bacchus Marsh

This well constructed brick home provides you with the
opportunity to secure a sought after central location within
walking distance to all that town has to offer.
The home has an entrance hall,3 good sized bedrooms with
BIRs, large open plan lounge/living room, meals area and
an updated kitchen, separate rooms for shower, bathroom
and WC and the laundry has a second WC. The kitchen and
lounge room have north facing windows to catch the winter
sun and the home is serviced by a gas heater in the lounge as
well as ducted heating and cooling throughout. Externally
you have a carport, pergola with new laser lite roofing and a
brick workshop and garden shed.
Located mid way between the Main Street Shopping Centre
and Maddingley Park and the Railway Station this is one of
the best locations in town. On the market at $359,000
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Winter locations
still popular
Its the season for red wine

and open fires, for skiing
and snowboarding, for
chunky soups and the heating on high. In the past, that
meant fewer property sellers
and buyers, as homeowners
tucked themselves in for the
winter.
Now, though, agents report
the selling season has extended beyond the alwaysbusy autumn into the cooler
months and not just for
chalets and apartments in
the mountains. Sellers are
capitalising on their homes
winter appeal, both features
and location, and agents
are marketing properties to
attract winter buyers. This
ranges from the high peaks
of the states far north-east,
to small-acreage farm getaways, and even to coastal
areas of Victoria.
With good snowfalls already reported in the past
fortnight, an agent in Mount
Beauty, at the base of the
Falls Creek Alpine Village, is
already advertising a home
as warm and inviting. A
Mansfield agencys information about a Falls Creek
apartment makes mention of
its heated floors.
Another for sale at Mount
Hotham has a gas log fire or
you can warm up on a balcony with a hot tub. There
is even a heated garage car
space for the successful
buyer.
Coastal regions perhaps
surprisingly - are also benefiting from the increased
winter action. While some
seaside real estate agencies
used to report slower sales
in winter, with staff taking
the chance for a holiday,
they now report the number
of winter buyers increasing.
Many visitors prefer the lure
of the coast on a stormy winters day. For those who look
carefully, there is always the
chance of an off-season bargain as the number of visitors to the coast falls over the
winter period.
One coastal location in
Melbournes west that continues to be popular in the
winter months is seaside
Warrnambool, which in the
past 10 years has averaged a
12 per cent increase between
March and June, a sizable
growth when many Victorians are focusing more heavily on the fireplace than the
property market.
Another indication of interest in coastal areas can be
found much closer to Melbournes outer fringe.
The cliff top town of Mount
Eliza, on the Mornington
Peninsula, has averaged a
5.1 per cent price increase in
past decade, in the following
quarter - between June and
September just the time
when thousands of Melburnians are heading north to
the ski fields. This quarterly
price increase compares to
just 0.7 per cent between December to March.
Given this level of interest,
and with the Victorian housing market continuing to
show solid growth, the market is unlikely to lose steam
this year as temperatures
drop.
But for those willing to
search for an affordable
property, some of Victorias
most popular regions can
offer affordable buying.
For example, last winter in
the Alpine region featuring picturesque towns like
Bright and Beechworth - it
was possible to buy a home
for around $200,000. This,
alone, would warm the
hearts of many buyers looking for an impressive weekend retreat.
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
133 Powells Road, Clarke Hill
Sweeping manicured gardens, volcanic soil with established trees surround this neat four bedroom country
home on a 1 acre allotment. Ideally situated in Clarkes Hill, this brick veneer home with hydronic slab heating,
a smart blackwood kitchen including an induction cooktop, a great size family/dining room, formal lounge all
with ample storage has a cosy feel and would be an excellent place to bring the family up. This home needs
to be felt, rather than surfing the net. Book an inspection!
Contact Agent for Further Details
Formerly Jens Gaunt
51 Lydiard Street South

BALLARAT
Phone 5331 1111
Agent: Chris Leonard

www.prdballarat.com.au
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Established Gardens on 1 Acre Property - Very Close to Ballarat
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AUCTION
PEACE & SERENITY
Long Forest
ASKING $699,000
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
CALLING ALL INVESTORS!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $293,000
Investors or 1st home buyers, 3 bedroom house situated in a quiet court location. A nice formal lounge
with gas fire & a wall A/C. Laminate flooring. Kitchen with w/oven & dishwasher & good sized meals/dining
area. Bedrooms all have WWC & BIRs & the master bedroom has an adjoining walk through bathroom.
Externally we have a great BBQ area with a fully covered pergola which adjoins the carport with remote
rolladoor. 2nd pergola with shade mesh & fernery, 2 garden sheds.
PID: 713191
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
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
After hours:

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING!
Bacchus Marsh
35 Labilliere Street, Bacchus Marsh

Saturday 26th July 2014 @ 11am
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
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 $260,000
ITS A WINNER
Bacchus Marsh
This neat and well presented home is ready to go. It has 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite and WIR, the
others with BIRs. A modern kitchen with gas cooktop and electric oven, dining area and a good sized
lounge are all part of the picture. Other features include WWC, tiling, ducted heating vertical blinds &
ceiling fans. Outside we have colorbond gates, concrete driveway and a small garden shed. The property
is close to transport, shops, schools, medical centre and parks. Its ready for inspection.
PID: 718016
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

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Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $359,000
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
FANTASTIC TOWNHOUSE!
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $375,000
This as new 4 bedroom townhouse ticks all the boxes. Ground floor 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
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
BETTER THAN A HOUSE & LAND PACKAGE
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $370,000
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 floors & 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
After hours:

ASKING $265,000
DONT WAIT!
Bacchus Marsh
COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST
ASKING $627,000
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
Greendale
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $297,000
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 flooring 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
A great opportunity for first home buyers or investors alike. This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is located
only a short distance from Kindergarten, Child Care, Schools, Doctors and Shopping Centre. This smart
home has a lounge room, dining room and kitchen meals area with wall A/C and there is ducted heating
throughout. Externally the carport is converted to a rumpus room and there is a pergola for outdoor
entertaining and a garden shed. On a good sized 660m2 block.
PID: 707793
ASKING $499,000
AS GOOD AS NEW
Bacchus Marsh
Only 2 years old this beautiful family home consists of 3 living areas including the formal lounge, kitchen
with huge WIP, meals/family room & a dedicated theatre room. Master bedroom with WIR & ens with
separate toilet, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & there is a study complete with built in desks. Ducted heating
& cooling & security system. Oversize double garage has direct access to house. Pergola adjoining the
alfresco area, fully landscaped and access to the backyard beside garage.
PID: 689838

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Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
Thursday - Friday sees an improvement in your financial

situation. The weekend offers opportunities for home
improvement, renovations and domestic reconciliations.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Sending surprise gifts can cheer up friends and pampering
your loved ones shows them the depth of your feelings.
Scholarly pursuits are highlighted this week.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Highlights of the week include opportunities for earning
spare cash and for health improvement. Careerwise, some
rearrangements are in the works. You may be in for a
promotion.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
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special honour. Early in the week the focus is on
household repairs and family reunions.
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CRYPTIC PUZZLE
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the way of coins? (6). 9. Scratched, as arranged (6). 10.
Plants the case and the key on the woman (7). 12. Run
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very well (7). 17. At the time, holding a stone (5). 19.
Question one of the pair (4). 21. Does if fail in the attempt to keep hands warm? (4).
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Your social life picks up thanks to your more positive
attitude. A real estate transaction requires some research
on your part. A partnership arrangement may prove
surprisingly profitable.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
Thursday - Friday sees an improvement in your financial
situation. The weekend offers opportunities for home
improvement, renovations and domestic reconciliations.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
This is a mobile week that sees you travelling to new
destinations, running unusual errands and arranging
holidays. Your romantic situation stabilizes. Health and
recreation demands your attention.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
This week offers opportunities for improved financial
status. Friday or Saturday is favourable for bargain
hunting and selling your ideas. Romantic intuition is
particularly sharp on Thursday.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
A strained friendship can get back on track if you make

the first move. Innovative work ideas catch the attention
of a senior worker. Community recognition arrives later
ANSWER BELOW
in the week.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
A sentimental streak surfaces and you find yourself
pampering loved ones. Your work horizons expand. You
may be taking on a new assignment. Travel plans may
have to be delayed briefly.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
A friend becomes more openminded about your proposal
and plans to be implemented after the weekend. Service
is the keyword this week. You give excellent service when
required and you expect it in return.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 7, Pacific Ocean. 8, Change. 9, Scored. 10,
Her-bag-E. 12, Slate. 15, D-elaY (rev.). 16, S-and-pit.
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Rest-less. 19, Turn. 20, Dark clothes.
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5, Rev-els. 6, Lapse (laps). 11, Scratchy. 13, A-men-ds.
14, (chil)Dren-ch. 15, De-spot. 16, (y)Earns. 18, Tart.
You surprise and delight friends and work mates with

the hidden talent that surfaces through the week. A
financial windfall may blow your way. A romantic revival
is highlighted on the weekend.
GEN WHY
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Rearranged plans may work out for the best. A weekend
announcement arrives at an opportune moment. An
important message awaits you. Read your newspaper from
cover to cover - it could be to your advantage.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Management skills are your strong point. You learn and
adapt quickly. You are a natural at hosting parties and
making everyone feel immediately comfortable. Your
celebrated stubborn streak should be kept in check - its
the only thing holding you back from significant
professional advancement.
This is a mobile week that sees you travelling to new

destinations, running unusual errands and arranging
holidays. Your romantic situation stabilizes. Health and
recreation demands your attention.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
This week offers opportunities for improved financial
status. Friday or Saturday is favourable for bargain
hunting and selling your ideas. Romantic intuition is
particularly sharp on Thursday.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
A strained friendship can get back on track if you make
the first move. Innovative work ideas catch the attention
of a senior worker. Community recognition arrives later
in the week.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
A sentimental streak surfaces and you find yourself
pampering loved ones. Your work horizons expand. You
may be taking on a new assignment. Travel plans may
have to be delayed briefly.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
A friend becomes more openminded about your proposal
and plans to be implemented after the weekend. Service
is the keyword this week. You give excellent service when
required and you expect it in return.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
You surprise and delight friends and work mates with
the hidden talent that surfaces through the week. A
financial windfall may blow your way. A romantic revival
is highlighted on the weekend.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Rearranged plans may work out for the best. A weekend
announcement arrives at an opportune moment. An
important message awaits you. Read your newspaper from
cover to cover - it could be to your advantage.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Management skills are your strong point. You learn and
adapt quickly. You are a natural at hosting parties and
making everyone feel immediately comfortable. Your
celebrated stubborn streak should be kept in check - its
the only thing holding you back from significant
professional advancement.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8863

MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
PRICE REDUCED INSPECT SATURDAY
Auction
AUCTION SAT 19TH JULY 2014 @ 11.00AM ON SITE
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
INSPECT SATURDAY - Young Family Home
DARLEY 69 Nelson Street
Web Id: 61387710
Calling all Investors
BACCHUS MARSH 61 Young Street
BACCHUS MARSH 263 Main Street
Inspect: Sat 12:30-1:00pm

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!
Inspect: Sat 11.00am-11.30am

Price: $365,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61374130
Grantleigh Estate - The Best Address
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $285,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61407410
DARLEY 77 Dundas Street
This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence with abundant

accommodation, excellent quality and outstanding year round
entertainment. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, huge study, generous living
areas, separate theatre room and outstanding kitchen with quality
stainless steel appliances, 3 remaining bedrooms are huge, one with a
teenagers retreat. Outside is a fabulous extended alfresco entertainment
area, outdoor gas heated six seated cedar spa, double garage and side
access driveway, all situated on a very good sized block. Come see today,
you will be impressed at the best address in town!
Price: $550,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61401070
See It, Love It, Live It
Location & Convenience - 3 acres
This beautifully presented property is superbly located within walking

distance to all amenities and attractions. Generous road frontage to
the renowned Avenue of Honour. Stunning botanic like garden which
has been created over a life time. Comprising of 3 bedrooms, spacious
lounge/dining area with glorious views of the garden. Kitchen with
modern appliances, clean bathroom, toilet & laundry evaporative cooling,
and central heating, providing comfort for all year round. Other separate
accommodation includes a conveniently located 1 bedroom studio/
cottage which includes heating & cooling and clean bathroom and toilet.
OPEN SATURDAY - Location & Appeal
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 11:30am-12.00pm
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.
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!
DARLEY 10 Raglan Street
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.
Price: $849,500
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61375450
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.
Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $669,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61379980
Mobile: 0418 343 754
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119 Inglis Street, Ballan
Rec 5096
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Stump Grinding
Rock and Concrete Breaking
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Paul 0487 487 087
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Retaining walls
Driveways
Tree/Waste Removal
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Horse Arenas
Rock Walls
Trenching
Dams
Redgum Firewood
No job too small. Reliable service and competitive rates.
Phone Andrew 0439 681 120
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Phone Mick 0429 681 139
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Ph: 5368 1816 or 0458 682 195
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All areas
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EXCAVATION
SLE
EXCAVATIONS
Site Cuts Driveways Drains

Trenching Concreting
Post holes General Excavation
Horse Arenas Landscaping
FootingsDams and Rock Beaching
Dam repairs and cleanouts
Hard Rubbish & Fire Prevention Clean Up
Shane Lindsay
0431 094 564
GLAZIER
P&C GLAZING
Broken Windows
Shower Screens
Table Tops Mirror Robes
Prompt Service On
Broken Windows
Factory 1, Cnr Station &
Fisken Sts, Bacchus Marsh
Ph: 5367 3194 AH: 5367 6022
Mob: 0418 374 579
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Home Maintenance Services

High Pressure Water Cleaning
Tap & Bathroom Repairs
Lawn Mowing Painting
Plastering Repairs Tiling Repairs
Door & Lock Repairs
Garden Maintenance
General Household Maintenance
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Equipment Hire:
Tradespeople
Gardeners
DIY Renovations
LANDSCAPING
MOTOR WRECKERS
QUALIFIED GARDENER
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Nils Thiele-Wittig
Trailer and horse floats

Mini loader
Post hole diggers
A
lso agent for Avis vehicle
rental
Paving
Retaining walls
Lawn care
Maintenance
182 Gisborne Rd, Bacchus Marsh

Ph/Fax: (03) 5367 6075
email: stracey@bigpond.net.au
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0456 658 592
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Specialising in Waste Water Treatment Systems
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155 Inglis Street BALLAN
Phone: 03 5368 1036
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Plumbing
SHORCANE CONSTRUCTIONS
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0418 343 547
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Septics and Drainage

Dishwasher Installations
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New Homes & Alterations
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Septic Tank
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Grease Traps Waste
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Triple Interceptors
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Hayden Ivers
Mob: 0419 400 025
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TRANSPORT
Renovations Bathroom Kitchens

General Carpentry Pergolas Decks
Roofing Retaining Walls Tiling Painting Plaster
Bobcat & Tipper Hire Programmed property maintenance
REMOVALS
Ray 0419 544 332
SMASH REPAIRS
Darryl: 0418 363 030

or: 0400 135 593
PO Box 250 Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340
TOWN PLANNERS
TOWING
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BALLAN AND
DISTRICT TOWING
MADDINGLEY TOWING
Including accident towing
-VACC Accredited -All work guaranteed

-Courtesy Car available by appointment
- Repairer for all insurance companies
- Low Bake Oven for Factory Finish
- Car-o-liner chassis straightener
- Dustless sanding - Spot welder
- 24hr secured, monitored premises
Ph: (03) 5368 2888
TREE REMOVAL
RELOCATED TO:
26 HADDON DRIVE BALLAN 3342
WASTEWATER
WASTEWATER
TREE REMOVAL & STUMP GRINDING
ALL BRANDS SERVICING
DANGEROUS TREES & LIMBS REMOVED
Service and maintenance of

wastewater treatment plants.
Wastewater Treatment
Plant Specialists
Supply & installation of

treatment plants & effluent
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Phone Doug: 5368 6487

Mobile: 0423 001 329
Servicing Bacchus Marsh and

Surrounding Areas
24 Hour Accident/Breakdown Service

Free car body removal
Farm clean ups
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Tilt tray service
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Ph: (03) 5368 2888
RELOCATED TO:
SEPTIC CLEANING
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Competent Trained Operators
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LAWN MOWING
PRUNING
WEEDING
POISONING
GUTTER CLEANING
GENERAL CLEAN UPS
MULCH ODD JOBS
BILLY
0413 437 667
Burglar Liquid
Waste
MN10071G
PLUMBING
PAINTING
TREVOR
0487 953 469
PLUMBING
Krystel Kleer ADV 5000 treatment plant

Septic tanks installation and problem solving
General Plumbing Pump sales and service
Hot water sales and installation
RELOCATED TO:
ALL WORK
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Contact Neil Harty

Ph: 5367 1776 Mob: 0418 312 288
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Vehicles wanted Free pickup.
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Mobile: 0405 414 354 or (03) 5368 6658
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MEMORIALS
Quality Monuments Since 1935

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STONEMASONS
BALLARAT
& All District Cemeteries
Your Personal Designs

Headstones & Monuments
All Memorial Works
Ph 5335 8074 Fax 5336 2669

814 Latrobe St Ballarat, 3350
Also Stone Benchtops
DEATH NOTICE
FUNERAL NOTICE
HJORTH, - David John

Suddenly on July 1, 2014
Aged 50 years
Loving partner of Sharon
for 22 years. Dearly loved
and Cherished son of Jan
and Leigh.
Beloved brother of Sharyn
and Joanne. Loved uncle
of Morgan, Damon and
Jackson.
Bye for now
HJORTH
The Funeral Service for
Mr David John Hjorth will
be held in Our Chapel,
226 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
on FRIDAY (July 11)
at 10.00a.m.
Private Family Cremation
IN THE CARE OF
Bacchus Marsh 5367 6733
LIVESTOCK
COMMERCIAL CROSSBREDS
Vaccinated. Not de-beaked.
14 weeks (Red, White, Isa Brown)
$16.00 each
LAYER
Available
Tuesday 15th July 9.15 am
Bacchus Marsh Stockfeeds
5367 1205 to order.
L L ET S
U
P
Tuesday 15th July 10.30 am

Crossroads Trading, Ballan
5368 1199 to order.
FUNERALS
PAT CASHIN
FUNERALS
1114 Doveton St. Nth,
Ballarat
Ph: 5333 3911

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disabilities
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Monday to Thursday
9.00am to 4.00pm
Friday
9.00am to 1.00pm
Shop 2/2 Graham Street
Bacchus Marsh
Myrniong District
Rainfall Report
TAROT READINGS
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Phone Marlene
5366 3020
0409 445 287
BEREAVEMENT
GARAGE SALE
LEEDING
The family of the late Jack
Francis (John) Leeding would
like to thank everyone for
their support, cards, flowers,
phone calls, etc and attending
his funeral. We would also
like to thank Dr Anthony and
staff of Ballan Hospital for
their care and attention, also
St Brigids ladies for catering.
Please accept this as our
personal thanks.
Moving House Sale
Saturday 12 JULY, 8am

Cnr Bourke & Raglan Sts
BACCHUS MARSH
3 piece leather lounge
suite, whipper snipper,
golf gear, household items,
garden shed goodies,
lots more, everything
must go. No reasonable
offer refused!
June 2014 rainfall

Total for the year 2014
62.3 millimetres
261.0 millimetres
June 2013 rainfall

90.0 millimetres
Total at same time last year 260.7 millimetres
Pykes Creek Reservoir
The dam and reservoir are located on a tributary

of the Werribee River and impound 22,119 ML of
water when full, as seen in the picture above
Western Water Report Reservoir levels

Pykes Creek Reservoir at 30 June 2014 81%
Water level this time last year
77%
PUBLIC NOTICE
WANTED TO BUY
CASH FOR SCRAP

Cars, Batteries,
Copper, Brass,
Aluminium, Scrap Metal
Farm Clean-ups
FREE PICK-UP
SURROUNDING AREAS
Phone Chris
0405 331 468
Grow West Community

Planting Day
20th July 2014
WALKERS WANTED
We are currently looking
for reliable people to
deliver Catalogues
& Newspapers to
letterboxes through the
BALLAN AREA
If you are interested,
please phone Sue on
5367 1084, a Car and
phone are required.
FIREWOOD
Wood Briquettes
Will keep you Warm
700kg only $55

Density equal to
Redgum
pick up only
call 5368 1999
For the past 11 years, Grow West has been

helping local landholders restore our landscape,
achieving more than 1,000 hectares and 1 million
trees of landscape rejuvenation.
You are invited to join us on Sunday 20th July to
help plant 6,000 seedlings towards the creation of
a habitat corridor from Werribee Gorge State Park
to the Brisbane Ranges National Park.
Where: 1730 Glenmore Rd, Rowsley
(VicRoad 77 F5)
When:
Sunday 20th July,

9.30am to 4pm.
For more information about the event and to

register online visit www.growwest.com.au
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AB CHAMP exercise $100 NEW
0421029147
ANTIQUE Fireplace Set - 4 Piece
without stand. EC $80 - 0428671116
ANTIQUE Collectables Including
English bone china $100 the lot - 0425
795 798
BAG Ladies FENDI handbag. Gold
colour. Possibly 1970s or 80s GC
$100 - 0448 177 701
BBQ 4 burner on trolley $80 GC
0418343547
BED Single, Base with 2 drawers fully
enclosed including top mattress $30
5368 1096
BED double, Mattress & Base $30
5368 1096
BED QS Timber & Iron With mattress
VGC $80
0450 655 174
BED SIDE pine tables one drawer
and storage space $50 0419 320 258
BEDSIDE TABLES (2)black wooden
3 drawers, chrome handles $50 0419
320 258
BEDSIDE tables (2) 3 drawers in each
$15ea 5368 1096
BEE HIVE timber box with frames
$70 - 0424 930 653
BIRD CAGE, with stand, as new, paid
$220, sell $50 0407 148 184
BIKE Kids Spider Man Theme 3
wheel Bike. With Back safety $50 0421823930
BICYCLE 26 mountain bike, 21
speed, GC. $30 - 5367 1564
BIKE MOUNTAIN 26 GC $50
0450655174
BIKE BMX type GC $50 - 0450655174
BIRDCAGE Black Large GC $70 0404 767 176
BIRDCAGE Black Med. GC $25 0404767176
BLOUSE & SWEATER Designer

brand as news $10ea - 5367 8933
CAR Booster seats & safety harnesses
(2) EC $40ea - 0423 776 905
CAR SAFETY SEAT childs (2-7yo)
$30 0421 813 930
CHAIRS (6) Jacobean, oak high back,
rattan inserts, padded seats. GC $100
0407 817 209
CHICKEN COOP DOOR Solar
powered auto chicken coop door.
Brand new, still in the box. $100 - 0427
299 991
CLOCK Coo Coo Large $100
0421029147
CONCRETE TRENCH MESH 3 wire
20 mtrs $50 - 0424 930 653
CORNER SHELF 4 tier shelf Turned
wood $30 EC - 5367 1917
CORNER ENTERTAINMENT UNIT
Natural pine. Designed for TV, VCR
& sound system $25 - 5367 4814
COUCH 2 seater Black leather couch
EC $100 - 0412 863412
COUCH black leather look, 3 seater
$50 - 0404 767 176
COUCH 2 seater Black leather couch
EC $100 - 0412 863412
COUCH 2 Seater GC Green tone
fabric $60 - 0447 717 322
CRUTCHES forearm As new $40 0409 524 091
CUBBY HOUSE small Timber cedar
$30 - 0418 343 547
CUP / PLATE / SAUCER Antique
Crown ducal Florentine china $25 set
- 0439 739 688
CURTAIN pelmet. Timber. GC $60 0423 776 905
DEB / WEDDING DRESS, used once,
EC Size 10 $100 - 0417 034 214
Phone: 5368 1966
(Phone ads between 9.30am-12pm Tues to Thurs ONLY)
DEEP FRYER Electric Industrial. 10

litres. GC $50 -0488 144 864
DERMAWAND cost $199 sell $100
0414-707-075
DESK computer teak VGC with
cupboard $20 - 8746 5048
DESK computer black/grey shelves,
1 drawer $20 0402 929 664
DINING SETTING Solid wood with
6 chairs $100 5286 1459 Pick up
Meredith
DOLLS HOUSE Wooden GC $20 5367 1917
DOORS 4 x 4 panel doors VGC $60
the lot - 0421 446 773
DRAPE MOULDS for Making
platters EC Best offer 0421 763 156
DRESSER Kitchen/Dining, solid
pine, baltic stain, large $100 0438118813
DRUM 210 Litre plastic drum, clamp
lid $15 - 0418 147 663
DRUM TROLLEY $80 - 5367 1917
FOOTBALL BOOTS Nike Air Zoom,
never used $25 - 0400 660 362
FRIDGE Medium Samsung Ice
World Fridge. Slightly dented. $100
0421823930
GARDEN Furniture, Cedar Wood
Chair & Foot Stool $60 - 0421 813 930
GOLF CLUBS RH Newark 9 clubs
$20 lot - 0400 660 362
GOLF CLUBS Full set RH inc bag &
buggy with seat VGC $50 - 5367 1917
HANDBAG
Authentic
Ladies
FENDI handbag. Gold colour $100 0448177701
HEATER Patio heater (2) Lumina
2000w on stand $20 each - 5367 1564
HEDGE TRIMMER Electric Bosch
Used once $60 0409 524 091
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2008 ASTRA AH
Twin top, convertible, 4
speed auto, leather interior,
137,000 kms. Rego 10/2014
(WRW660) $15500 with
roadworthy Ph: 0439 653
035
Sell your
car here
$50
3 months
NISSAN PATROL
(1980)
Motor only
Diesel 3.3 litre.
$2500 ono
Plus other Nissan
parts available
0418 127 040
MITSUBISHI DELICA VAN

1996, 2 door plus 1 sliding
and rear opening. Set up
to go touring. Sleeps 2
persons, solar panel with
battery back up, 40 ltr
fridge, TV and antenna.
Reversing camera.
(Reg UTS 497) rego til
Oct 2014. VGC - $11,000
phone 0412 885 848
or 9743 1857.
3.7m, 15hp Yamaha outboard,

marine carpet,
safety equipment,
covers and trailer.
(reg U55852)
all EC $4000
Ph: 0413 801 570
1986 NISSAN NAVARA
PRICED TO SELL
Dual Cab, Rego TTV111,

Fibreglass canopy, Turbo
diesel 5 speed, Bull bar,
good condition,
Sold as is ... Where is ... $1650
- PH 0400 127 814
REGENT GRAND TOURER

1997 (Reg. June 2015, F47089)
Pop Top Caravan, double island
bed, front kitchen, full annexe,
pull out awning, gas hotplates,
TV antenna, electric brakes,
walk in walk out. Rego to
4/6/15. G/C. one owner. Priced
to sell. $20,500 ONO - 03 5367
3446.
BOAT - SAVAGE SNIPE
2001 HOLDEN VU S UTE
136,000 km.
Rare bronze colour,
stand out from the crowd! RMX
129. $9,200
Phone 0459 022 364
JAYCO EAGLE 2003
16 x 7.6, Rego Q05060.

Double island bed.
Front kitchen. Front boot
Roll out awning with mesh
annex. 2 Fridges.
$14,000
Ph 5368 6856
HORSE Boots, assorted Tack, New

Bell Boots, $60 lot - 0434 235 770
HORSE Float boots Cob, near new,
New Roma Transport Wraps $35 lot 0434 235 770
HORSE Paddock boots, Black
Sheepskin (fake) & Fly Boots New $45
lot - 0434 235 770
HORSE Riding body protector
(Weather Beeta). Size 38 $80. Ph: 5348
6620.
KIDS TOYS Large Box Duplo Blocks.
Over 200 pieces. $35 - 0421 813 930
KITCHEN goods assorted Crystal
bowls/plates & place mats etc $50 0421 446 773
KITCHEN SINK double with flick
mixer EC $35 - 5368 1789
LAWN MOWER Victa Working order
$30 - 0450 655 174
LAWN MOWER self propelled 4
stroke $100 - 0421 446 773
MAG WHEELS 17 (4) $100 lot
0400660362
MIRROR for dressing table 1.1mtr
x1.1 mtr Distressed old teak $80 VGC
5367 2916
MIRROR ANTIQUE Wooden Carved
106cm x 80cm $80 - 0425 795 798
PRINTS framed assorted $25 each 0439 739 688
SADDLE, Stock, all leather, suit small
horse. $100. Ph: 5348 6620.
SCHOOL Home School Pack. Inc
Vtech animated phonics, Disney hard
covers, education kits. $50 0421 823
930
SCHOOL Backpacks (2) Darley PS
GC. $20ea - 0423 776 905
SLEEPING BAG Trailmaster rating
to Zero EC $40 0412 869 304
STAR PICKETS Steel (10) 1.65 mtrs
$40 lot - 0424 930 653
STOOLS 3 chrome bar stools

black vinyl paddled tops GC $60
0419320258
TABLE
Coffee
table,
blond
wood, smoked glass top EC $75 0410771019
TABLE
Coffee
table,
blond
wood, smoked glass top EC $75 0410771019
TABLE Round extension table 6
chairs GC$100 - 0414 707 075
TANK 1000 Litre IBC water tank
in Galv. cage fits in 6X4 trailer $60 0418147663
TILE MOULDS Assorted designs &
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3 months
Sport
CHFL
Ladder
Under 11/12 athletes on the start line at Egans Reserve, Greendale last Saturday.
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
Bacchus Marsh Soccer
Results - Round 13
Under 13s Open Gold
Bacchus Marsh Gold (0) lost
North United (4)
Under 13s Open Blue
Bacchus Marsh Blue (1) lost
Daylesford (3)
Goal - Marzo Sines (1)
Under 15s Open
Bacchus Marsh (4) def North
United Black (3)
Goals - Mitchell Hamill (2),
Declan Macdonald (1), Damian Piotrowski (1)
Under 16s Girls
Bacchus Marsh (1) lost Vic
Park Blue (5)
Goal - Shellby Dale (1)
Under 18s Boys Metro
Bacchus Marsh (2) def Bundoora United (0)
Goals - Alexis Joannidis (1),
Jalen Shugg (1)
Seniors Division 3 Open
Bye.
Under 11s game report by

Merryn Smith
Parents hearts were racing
as we watched a fantastic
game unfold between Bacchus Marsh Scorpions and
Daylesford Under 11s. Beanies off to both teams for
displaying great sportsmanship. Ken and little brother
Kastan (under 9s) were both
outstanding with their ball
skills, scoring numerous
goals for their team; and the
team backed them all the
way with midfielders and
defenders taking the ball
from the opposition at every
opportunity. Well done to
our goalkeepers Bevan and
Tai for brilliant goal keeping
and on field performance.
Shaun , Max and Zac were
also on the ball with great
passes and defence. GO
SCORPIONS !!!
Under 13s blue. Game report by Merryn Smith.

Great effort by the Scorpions against a strong Daylesford with defenders C.
Thomas-Lewin, B. Reid and
N. Verela giving a great effort along with Keepers C.
McEgan and J. McEgan stopping the oppositions goal
attempts. Under 11s helped
out with brothers M. Sines
(Kaston) and M. Sines (Ken)
1 goal, again showing their
skill against an older opposition. Fellow players T. Horsburgh, O. OMahoney and J.
Ferriggi doing a great job for
the team.
Bacchus Marsh Cross Country was held at Egans Reserve, Greendale last Saturday morning.
Due to the school holidays, numbers where slightly down with only 46 athletes participating.
The cool weather and misty rain made for typical cross country conditions, although the
athletes did appreciate the flatter course around the reserve.
Due to school holidays and the State Manifest/AGM there will be no cross country meet this
Saturday. Cross Country will return on Saturday 19th July at Myrniong Reserve.
Sulky Snippets
At Kilmore on Wednesday, Long Forest duo Andy
and Kate Gath landed the
Kilmore Florist 2-Y-0 Pace
over 2180 metres with smart
Shadow Play/Seymour Lady
colt Valens.
By LEN BAKER
Meltons Alison Chisholm
has her team racing well at
present and was successful
at Bendigo on Tuesday with
3-Y-0 Christian Cullen/Forever Now filly Anna Faye,
taking out the Freedom
Tanks Pace for C0 class over
2150 metres.
Lance Justices very reliable
4-Y-0 Art Major/Barogue
Pearl gelding Magnificent
Art recorded his 9th victory
in 45 outings,when greeting
the judge in the CV Batteries
Pace for C2 class over 1650
metres, returning a mile rate
of two minutes even.
Rockbank trainer/driver Joe

Pace was also a winner at
Kilmore, when 4-Y-0 Jeremes
Jet/Love In Your Eyes gelding Mister Smoochy scored
in the Kilmore Trackside
Vicbred Pace for C0 class
over 1690 metres.
Melton trainer Beau Tindale combined with Euroa
reinsman Cameron Maggs
to capture the Dinki-Di
Houseboats Pace for C1 class
over 2160 metres with Jet
Laag/Lombo Silhouette colt
Soho Wonder at Echuca on
Thursday.
Bacchus Marsh part-owner/
trainer Richard Sposito was
in the winners stall at Maryborough on Thursday, when
Elsu/Trawi 5-Y-0 gelding
Another Elsu scored in the

McPhersons Printing Group
Pace for C1 class over 1690
metres.
Maree and John Caldow
were also winners at Maryborough, when Art Major/
Tootsie filly Nicky Maguire
saluted in the Bendigo Party
Hire 2-Y-0 Pace over 1690
metres.
Harness Racing Victorias
magnificent new season calendar is now available for all
tracks throughout the state,
or at Tabcorp Park Melton
and HRV headquarters at
Flemington.
Meetings for the week:
Wednesday Maryborough/Geelong.
Thursday
Hamilton/Nyah @ Swan
Hill, Friday Melton, Saturday Cranbourne, Sunday
Shepparton, Monday Kilmore, Tuesday Mildura.
Horses to follow: Jialiner,
Sunrise Panorama, The Dip,
Mountain Earl, Enjoy An
Ale, Whisper Away, Ferocious Son, Benchmark.
Tabcorp Park Saturday 5 July. Race 8 Winner Lennytheshark (4). Trainer: David Aitken.
Driver: Chris Alford. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Bungaree................. 342.18 44
2 Buninyong................ 215.87 40
3 Waubra..................... 207.02 40
4 Hepburn................... 176.21 36
5 Gordon..................... 144.93 36
6 Learmonth ................175.16 32
7 Springbank .............. 169.77 24
8 Daylesford ................112.41 24
9 Ballan .......................144.12 20
10 Carngham Linton.... 101.29 20
11 Creswick...................114.07 16
12 Clunes.......................77.78 16
13 Beaufort ...................72.75 12
14 Skipton .................... 72.09 12
15 Newlyn .................... 63.21 12
16 Rwood-Corindhap.....74.92 8
17 Dunnstown .................57.23 4
18 Smythesdale............... 2.03 0
Reserves
1 Bungaree.................534.73 44
2 Waubra .................... 433.70 40
3 Buninyong.................237.37 40
4 Ballan....................... 242.72 36
5 Springbank...............250.69 32
6 Gordon......................135.12 32
7 Dunnstown .............. 131.64 32
8 Hepburn....................96.80 24
9 Learmonth ................ 79.65 24
10 Beaufort ..................119.93 20
11 Creswick.................. 106.08 16
12 Rwood-Corindhap.. 73.42 12
13 Newlyn .................... 63.32 12
14 Carngham Linton..... 59.87 12
15 Skipton..................... 56.60 12
16 Daylesford..................60.54 8
17 Clunes........................ 22.63 0
18 Smythesdale .............. 5.39 0
Under 17.5
1 Creswick..................762.00 44
2 Bungaree ................880.39 40
3 Rwood-Corindhap..294.57 40
4 Hepburn................... 249.39 40
5 Dunnstown............... 180.40 36
6 Newlyn..................... 159.02 32
7 Beaufort ...................126.11 28
8 Clunes...................... 101.89 24
9 Learmonth................104.00 20
10 Daylesford................102.12 16
11 Springbank...............100.19 16
12 Ballan....................... 85.92 16
13 Smythesdale............ 53.59 16
14 Cham Linton.............47.05 16
15 Gordon........................ 37.17 8
16 Skipton....................... 16.65 4
17 Buninyong.................. 15.96 0
18 Waubra....................... 13.45 0
Under 14.5
1 Hepburn................... 885.71 44
2 Buninyong................552.59 36
3 Ballan .......................510.12 36
4 Creswick..................309.77 36
5 Rwood-Corindhap.. 261.48 32
6 Newlyn......................257.74 32
7 Clunes.......................151.88 32
8 Smythesdale............ 203.10 28
9 Carngham Linton.......77.12 20
10 Beaufort...................63.64 20
11 Springbank............... 98.40 16
12 Dunnstown............... 70.46 16
13 Learmonth................. 61.17 12
14 Skipton..................... 38.84 12
15 Daylesford ................. 29.96 8
16 Waubra....................... 29.35 8
17 Gordon........................17.52 4
18 Bungaree ................... 4.08 0
Sport
Central Highlands Netball League
Ballarat Football League

Results Round 11
Central Highlands Netball League
Results - Round 11 Results - Round 11
Seniors
Bacchus Marsh 14.16 (100) d East Point 9.9 (63)
Lake Wendouree 5.7 (37) d Melton 2.9 (21)
Darley 7.11 (53) d Redan 5.14 (44)
Ballarat 18.14 (122) d Sebastopol 5.9 (39)
Sunbury 18.10 (118) d North Ballarat City 15.7 (97)
Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 16.12 (108) d East Point 7.6 (48)
Melton 7.11 (53) d Lake Wendouree 3.9 (27)
Redan 7.16 (58) d Darley 3.5 (23)
North Ballarat City 11.9 (75) d Sunbury 6.7 (43)
U/18.5s
East Point 7.5 (47) d Bacchus Marsh 6.8 (44)
Lake Wendouree 13.12 (90) d Melton 3.1 (19)
Redan 3.10 (28) d Darley 3.6 (24)
North Ballarat City 17.7 (109) d Sunbury 3.5 (23)
Blues get the

quaddie
Ballan FNC v Beaufort
Team
Learmonth
Hepburn
13&U
2
38
15&U
27
22
17&U
33
12
C
14
25
B
21
22
A
32
44
Rokewood
Dunnstown
16
1
14
32
9
21
28
27
19
26
31
47
Smythesdale
Bungaree
8
14
6
20
10
36
9
43
5
45
15
50
Creswick
Buninyong
18
15
12
10
33
6
7
37
22
16
37
26
Skipton
Clunes
3
23
7
8
18
9
15
21
38
34
40
27
Carngham
Newlyn
14
19
32
13
30
25
27
10
34
18
31
14
Daylesford
Gordon
2
33
10
23
25
27
27
18
25
24
41
54
Ballan
Beaufort
6
14
9
18
23
31
21
26
49
6
84
19
Springbank
Waubra
14
18
15
12
35
8
20
26
33
29
55
47
The Senior Blues were without their key full forward

Zac Peoples and there were
other late withdrawals. In
the first quarter neither
team took a decisive lead. In
the second team the Blues
roused and built a four goal
buffer at the main break.
Danny Mullane and Dylan
Wright were the shakers
and movers in the middle. In
the backline Daniel Neilsen
gave the Blues the drive they
needed to create something
up forward. The Crows really gave the Blues a shake up
in the final quarter and inaccuracy nearly cost the Blues
the game. They will need to
be at their best next week
against Gordon on their turf.
Final Score: Ballan 7 11 53

def Beaufort 6 6 42
Reserves - Ballan 11 9 75 def
Beaufort 7 6 48
Best - C Despirit, R Watts,
M Darley, B Ferguson, B
Smith, M Dunne
Under 17.5s - Ballan 9 8 62
def Beaufort 4 10 34
Best - L Fernandez, C Sher,
M Currie, R Wilkie, N Davies, D Trickey
Under 14.5s - Ballan 16 14
110 def Beaufort 0 0 0
Best - T Meyer, H Webb,
S Dale, L Taffe , C Brown, J
McGregor
Under 12s - Ballan 0 6 6 lost
Beaufort 4 8 32
Best - J Monaghan, B Swanson, D Pascoe, A Hammond,
B Conroy.
Ballarat Junior Football League Central Highlands Football League

Results Round 12
U/16.5 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh 26.17 (173) d Sebastopol 1.0 (6)
North Ballarat 0.0 (0) d Ballarat 2.12 (24)
East Ballarat 12.8 (80) d Redan 4.4 (28)
Mount Clear 6.6 (42) d Lake Wendouree 4.6 (30)
U/16.5 Reserves
Ballarat 7.10 (52) d North Ballarat 1.4 (10)
East Ballarat 11.15 (81) Redan 8.9 (57)
Lake Wendouree 7.11 (53) d Mount Clear 5.5 (35)
U/14 Seniors
East Ballarat 8.6 (54) d Redan1.6 (12)
U/14 Reserves
North Ballarat 4.9 (33) d Ballarat 2.4 (16)
Redan 19.24 (138) d East Ballarat 0.0 (0)
Mount Clear 5.12 (42) d Lake Wendouree 3.0 (18)
U/12 Seniors
Ballarat 4.5 (29) d North Ballarat 0.0 (0)
U/12 Reserves
Results Round 11
Seniors
Hepburn 8.13 (61) d Learmonth 5.8 (38)
Rwood-Chap 8.8 (56) d Dunnstown 4.12 (36)

Bungaree 51.36 (342) d Smythesdale 0.0 (0)
Buninyong 9.8 (62) d Creswick 2.6 (18)
Clunes 16.16 (112) d Skipton 5.3 (33)
Cham Linton 10.12 (72) d Newlyn 10.6 (66)

Gordon 6.9 (45) d Daylesford 1.9 (15)
Ballan 7.11 (53) d Beaufort 6.6 (42)
Waubra 2.7 (19) d Springbank 0.2 (2)

Reserves
Learmonth 6.5 (41) d Hepburn 5.8 (38)
Dunnstown 7.9 (51) d Rwood-Chap 6.6 (42)

Skipton 11.11 (77) d Clunes 6.6 (42)
Cham Linton 6.7 (43) d Newlyn 3.9 (27)

Gordon 6.12 (48) d Daylesford 3.6 (24)
Waubra 5.7 (37) d Springbank 1.4 (10)

Under 17.5

Creswick 15.21 (111) d Buninyong 0.2 (2)
Clunes 23.12 (150) d Skipton 3.1 (19)
Newlyn 9.16 (70) d Cham Linton 1.2 (8)
Ballan Golf Club
Results - Week ending 5 July

Wednesday - Stableford
Winner Bob Arklay 33 points,
R/up Jimmy Walsh 32 points.
NTPs: 15th Jimmy Walsh, Magpie 14th Kev Lockman.
Saturday Stroke/Monthly Medal

A Grade: Winner Frank Raffaele 75-9-66,
R/up Ken Muhlhan.
B Grade: Winner on the day Michael Di Fiore 82-16-66,
R/up Alan Sanders 83-16-67.
NTPs: 2nd Rod Caithness, 12th Chris Tudor,
15th Bob Arklay.
Magpies: 1st Ken Muhlhan, 14th Frank Raffaele.
Daylesford 12.15 (87) d Gordon 2.3 (15)

Springbank 13.11 (89) d Waubra 1.0 (6)

Under 14.5
Springbank 6.5 (41) d Waubra 2.7 (19)

Smythesdale 17.9 (111) d Bungaree 0.0 (0)
Clunes 9.13 (67) d Skipton 5.2 (32)
Newlyn 10.11 (71) d Carngham Linton 4.7 (31)

Daylesford 10.11 (71) d Gordon 3.5 (23)
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Tuesday 8 July, 2014

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

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Direct Farmers Market

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Water shuts down

surrounding water supply system was

Fruit & Vegetable Delivery Boxes

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