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David Goldsmith sits in one of the many unique gliders at The Australian Gliding museum at Bacchus Marsh. Photo Helen Tatchell
Glide into history
THE AUSTRALIAN Gliding Museum at Bacchus

Marsh is a time capsule preserving gliders dating back
to the 1930s.
The museum president, David Goldsmith, said the
museum was started by four long-time glider pilots in
1999 and was shifted from Ferntree Gully to Bacchus
Marsh about six years ago.
The Parwan-based museum now boasts 50 gliders
including a 1950s Slingsby T-31b made out of fabric
and wood and a replica 1891 Lilienthal, plus a gliding
simulator and aircraft escape training simulator. The
museum was mostly built from donations with some

grant money, and the enormous hangar was donated
by long-time glider pilot Bruce Brockhoff.
When fibreglass gliders came out in the 1970s, their
performance was so far ahead of the old gliders that the
old ones were either put in hangars or being disposed
of. The museum started because Australias heritage
was being lost, Mr Goldsmith said.
Silent flight is an art and a science. Gliders handle
really well and are very manoeuvrable. When thermals
are there you can stay away all day, but the average
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Mr Goldsmith, a former commercial jumbo jet pilot,
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The Australian Gliding Museum currently has 170
members aged 15-years-old and upwards. People can
begin lessons at 14-years-old and fly solo when they
turn 15-years-old.
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The Pack Howitzer Field Gun has a final resting place, outside the Bacchus Marsh RSL with Kaye Godkin (Sec.) and (L-R)
members Athol Wilson and Don Gray looking on. Photo Helen Tatchell
Final resting place

Several attempts over the years
were made to find a suitable home
for the gun, without success, Mr
Kummerlowe said.
Its a training gun and composite gun
which has been used in the Vietnam
War.
He said the gun, which was
refurbished by Rossco Engineering Pty
Ltd of Bacchus Marsh together with
Bacchus Marsh Tyre and Battery and
Jotin Powder Coating, was installed on
October 8. It was transported from out

of town by Lucas Phelan Transport and
Rustel Pty Ltd Crane use and delivery
to the new site free of charge.
Our Pack Howitzer Field Gun is
now installed in its new home, Mr
Kummerlowe said.
The installation has been financed by
a Moorabool Shire Community Grant.
The RSL thanks all who have been
involved in the acquisition.
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Family groups and get paid well for it.
You must provide good, clean accommodation, three meals a day and
farming activities during their stay. The Farmstays are a rewarding
experience for your guests and your family.
The Farmstays have become so popular that we need more farms to cater
for the demand.
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Youth give
councillors a spray!
Members of Moorabools
Youth Action Group and
FreeZa group turned a day
out paintballing into a little
more fun recently, by inviting two councillors along
to take part in the messy
action.
The groups wanted to celebrate the hard work they
had put in over the past few
months and shoot a few
councillors in the process
all in the name of fun.
Moorabool Shire mayor
Paul Tatchell and Cr Tonia
Dudzik said it was a great
session.
Getting dressed up in camouflage gear and facing a big
bunch of teens with paintball guns was very exciting.

We had a great time and it
was a good opportunity to
have a chat to members from
our youth groups, Cr Tatchell said.
Cr Dudzik said getting out
and having fun with the
youth and allowing them to
take some shots at her and
the mayor was great reward
for the youth.
The kids had so much fun
and so did we. The Youth
Action Group has worked
so hard since they formed
in July this year, taking on
a number of projects and
establishing a program of
activities for 2014-15, Cr
Dudzik said.
The Youth Action Group
was funded from the State
Governments Youth Inclusion project to promote
youth engagement and to
ensure young peoples issues
are shared with Council and
the community. The group
meets fortnightly and is
mentored by Councils youth
services staff.
The group is made up of 16
people aged between 12 and
23, who live, work, study or
have other significant connections with Moorabool
Shire to be part of the decision making process of
Council.
Their primary focus since

forming is the development
of the Moorabool Youth
Charter. The YAG members
have consulted with young
people in the shire to determine what they feel is important to them to form the
basis of the charter.
The Youth Action Group
will not be looking for any
new members until July
2015.
However the FReeZA group
is always looking for new
members and anyone who
has an interest in Music and
Culture or running events
should contact the Youth
team on 5366 7100.
Favourable forum
BROADBAND,
policing,
farm rates, rail services,
sewerage, secondary schools
and youth recreation were
only some of the topics discussed at a forum with Buninyong candidates last week.
The forum, organised by
The Moorabool News, held
at Ballan attracted almost 40
residents from diverse backgrounds and gave Greens
candidate Tony Goodfellow,
Liberal candidate Ben Tay-
lor, Labor candidate Geoff

Howard and Nationals candidate Sonia Smith an opportunity to hear local issues
from locals.
Ian Dobson said crime was
on the increase and Ballan
needed a manned police station and extra police rather
than have patrols sent from
Creswick, Trentham or Bacchus Marsh.
Chris Sharkey spoke about
the challenges faced by

Moorabool farmers, in particular farm rates and Sonia
Smith proposed an equity
test and rate review.
Gabrielle Hodson asked for
a commitment for a secondary school in Ballan and
Moorabool Shire mayor and
forum chair Paul Tatchell
proposed a dedicated Years
7 and 8 campus to help children transition.
JAZZ ON THE GRASS
Featuring RUBY PAGE JAZZTET and her 6 piece Orchestra

Sunday 2nd November 2014 1.30pm till 6.30pm
At 188 Pound Creek Road Navigators
(Mt Buninyong one end, Mt Warrenheip the other)

Enjoy a beautiful country property and what it has to offer.
Pack a picnic lunch and join the relaxing atmosphere with property viewing welcome.
Alfonso De la cruz asked

what could be done for youth
and Ben Taylor said a multipurpose facility for Ballan
could be an opportunity.
Those who attended enjoyed the evening and many
said they were pleased to
hear the candidates views
on particular issues and left
with a clearer idea of whom
they would vote for in the
November State election.
Tickets available from The George Hotel - Lydiard St Ballarat

$45.00 includes bus transfers pick up 1pm
Tickets also from Espresso Depot Caf - 315 Learmonth St
Buninyong $30.00 own transport Tickets
Enquiries Phone: 0438 355 509
In partnership with Out of The Ground Festival
Supporting jobs, small business

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Sonia & Stan at Gordon Hall Market with

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Newborns in the district
were now online go to
Chandra and Matthew of

Melton West welcomed
baby girl Harlow Piper
BELL into their lives on
Saturday 11 October 2014
at 9.02am weighing 3480
grams (7lbs 10oz).
Its a girl for first time

parents Rhiannon and Zaur
of Caroline Springs. Amelia
Kate Tomaev was welcomed
at 22.20 on Tuesday 14
October 2014 weighing
3270grams (7lbs 3oz).
Kurunjang couple Karly and

Ashley welcomed baby girl
Madeleine Jade TANDY into
their lives at 3.26am on
Tuesday 14 October 2014
weighing 3270 grams (7lbs
3oz).
Its a girl for Brookfield

couple Shanon and Albert
who welcomed their first
child Audrey Simone Garing
into their lives at 14:16 on
Wednesday 15 October
2014 weighing 2570grams
(5lbs 10oz).
Melton couple Nicole and

Ash welcomed baby boy
Reid John McDERMOTT
into their family at 3.12pm
on Monday 13 October 2014
weighing 3760grams (8lbs
4oz). Reid is a little brother
for Alyra.
Kelly and Alex of Kurunjang

welcomed their first child
baby boy Harry into their
lives on Sunday 12 October
2014 at 7.34pm weighing
3830grams (8lbs 07oz).
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Its a boy for Kurunjang

couple Kelly and Alex who
welcomed Wark into their
lives on Sunday 12 October
2014 at 19:34 weighing
3830 grams (8lbs 7oz).
Its a boy for Gordon couple

Samantha and Robert who
welcomed their fourth child
Jack Edward Thomas into
their family at 12.52pm on
Wednesday 15 October
2014. Weighing 2750grams
(6lbs 1oz), Jack is a little
brother for Georgia, Aiden
and Addison.
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Gisborne couple Kate and Peter are

happy to announce the arrival of their
first child baby boy Lachlan Joe
Petherbridge at 10.14pm on Monday
13 October 2014 weighing 3120
grams (6lbs 14oz).
Premala and Daniel of

Eynesbury welcomed baby
boy Jacob Rohan MAY into
their family at 6.31pm on
Saturday 11 October 2014.
Weighing 3350grams (7lbs
6oz), Jacob is a little brother
for Nathaniel.
New Gisborne couple Tanya

and Julian welcomed baby
girl Matilda into their family
at 18:29 on Thursday 16
October 2014.
Weighing
3400grams
(7lbs
7oz),
Matilda is a little sister for
Frida.
Melton & Moorabool

FOODBANKS
The Melton & Moorabool Foodbanks operate to aid those within
our communities in need of support.
If you and /or your family or someone you know is doing it
tough and are suffering hardship these Foodbanks can provide
temporary relief.
Melton Foodbank: 9747 6811
Moorabool Foodbank: 5367 6222
Don Nardella MLA Member for Melton

3 Alexandra St Melton 3337 Ph 9743 9825 Fax 9743 1634
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Its a boy for Melton

couple Shraddha and
Ashish.
Aayan was
welcomed at 13.40pm on
Monday 13 October 2014
weighing 3110 grams
(6lbs 13oz).
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Community
developers
denied hand out
THE PRIVATE development of 500 hectares of land
at Camerons Road, Coimadai wont be financially
backed by Moorabool Shire
Council.
At a special meeting on
Wednesday October 15,
councillors voted to support
the rezoning of Camerons
Road from farming to rural living with a six hectare
minimum lot size for subdivision (through Amendment
C58). They also resolved to
send the amendment and
submissions to a planning
panel appointed by Victorian Planning Minister Matthew Guy.
However a motion for
Council to help the developers pay for a panel sitting
and advertising costs was
overturned.
Cr John Spain said the
private developers werent
your average developer and
shouldnt be tarred with
the same brush as corporate developers because
they are from our community and enjoy living in our
community.
They are people in our
community and we should
be assisting them in their
endeavours to make Camerons Road a better place,
Cr Spain said.
A long time ago in October
2010 the previous council
passed a resolution that if
this proceeded to panel,
Moorabool Shire would pay
certain costs and additional
panel costs would be paid by
the proponent. My motion
is to cap it at $15,000, with

the proponent likely to pay
some panel costs.
Cr Pat Toohey said Moorabool Shire had already spent
an estimated $60,000 of ratepayers money, including
staff time, to assist the developers in the process.
We have been extremely
fair. In the past the proponent pays the cost, not the
wider community. We have
gone over and above to assist this process. The proponents are the ones who will
eventually benefit from this.
I cannot support more funds
for this and I urge councillors to vote no to issue more
money, Cr Toohey said.
Mayor Paul Tatchell said
even though the proponents were all hard work-
ing people and not a large

corporate developer, it still
didnt change what a developer was. It doesnt matter
which way you look at it,
this is ratepayers money
and I have a responsibility
as a councillor.
Councillors Toohey and Sullivan voted with Cr Tatchell,
whilst Spain, Dudzik and
Comrie voted for the recommendation. Cr. Edwards was
an apology with Cr Tatchell,
as Mayor, having the deciding vote.
Amendment C58 was on
exhibition from July 31, 2014
to September 1, 2014. Council received 61 submissions:
eight opposed rezoning, 51
supported and two had no
objection.
Myrniong resident Faye Lidgett with a weed display at last

years Expo. Photo - submitted
Expo to highlight
land care
By Jessica Howard
Rural landholders can be

treated to a variety of agricultural displays this Saturday at the Moorabool Landcare Expo.
Held at the Mechanics Institute Hall in Ballan, the
Moorabool Landcare Network has something for
the whole family. The Wild
Action Zoo, while being
a favourite amongst both
children and parents, will
display a range of Australias
most famous and infamous
animals during two presentations held by zookeeper,
Chris Humphries.
Those attending the expo
will be met by members of
the Ballan Mens Shed with
a barbeque, along with public sculpture, Wilbur The
Weed. Wilbur was created
to highlight the problems
created by weeds, and normally resides in Blackwood.
Meanwhile,
landholders
wanting to develop their
properties as mainstream
agricultural enterprises will
be able to view the computerised farm planning
software Farm Plan 21, presented by the Department
of Primary Industries and
Environment.
A new guide to rabbit control will be launched on the
day, along with a revised
print of the Weeds of
Blackwood.
Landowners and local residents are encouraged to attend to make connections
with their local Landcare
group, discuss land management issues with government officers, and check out
their skills at identifying local weeds.
The expo will run from
10am to 3pm with a gold
coin entry for adults, and
children free.
Geoff Howard MP
WORKING FOR BUNINYONG
Committed to
supporting our
emergency services.
Committed to protecting
and enhancing our
natural environment and
neighbourhood character.
Committed to upgrading
our schools and
improving education.
Committed to
funding our
deteriorating roads.
Committed to
TAFE and Training.
Committed to
improving pedestrian
safety.
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Art springs
into season
By Jessica Howard
Moorabool Residents can treat themselves to an array of
paintings this season at the Lerderderg library, during the
Allawah Artists Spring Exhibition.
The Allawah Artists are a group of Moorabool based painters who meet regularly at Janice Websters Art Studio and
Gallery to share their common interest in art. Situated in
Bacchus Marsh, Allawah is the name of the picturesque
garden property where the studio is situated.
Six of the members will be exhibiting their paintings this
year, including Janice Webster, Alan and Kat Lindsay,
Shirley Thomas, Kaye Smith and Linda Oomes. With their
passions ranging from local landscapes and portraits to the
natural shapes of nature, the groups artwork is expressed
through mediums such as oils, pastels and watercolours.
The paintings will be featured during October and November in the Moor Art Space, located in the Lerderderg
Library.
We really just wanted to put on a bit of an exhibition to
celebrate spring, artist, Janice Webster said.Its been a
long and cold winter, and our floral paintings that are on
show just brighten everyone up.
Funded by the Moorabool Shire Council and the Central
Highlands Regional Library Corporation, Moor Art Space
presents artwork created by local artists and members of
the community to enhance the creative environment in
Bacchus Marsh.
Since opening on October 1, the Allawah Spring Exhibition has so far had four sales, which according to Ms Webster, was delightful to see that people were interested in
their work.
I think its lovely to see our works on display and under
the nice lighting that they have here. They are pretty prolific paintings, and its wonderful to have an opportunity to
hang our work somewhere for people to see, and its just delightful if someone likes them enough to purchase them.
At the end of October, the Allawah artists plan to change
Matilda Cassidy from Blackwood admires the Spring art the paintings on display in order to keep the exhibition
collection in the Moor Art space at the Lerderderg Library.
fresh. For more information, contact the Lerderderg LiPhoto Helen Tatchell
brary on 5367 2533.
Find mining
licences
online
A NEW web tool designed
to help Victorian communities locate mining and exploration activities in their
regions wont prevent the
gut-wrenching realisation
of finding out you have a
mining licence over your
land, says Kate Tubbs.
Ms Tubbs, a member of the
Moorabool Environmental
Group, said while the Victorian Governments Mining
Licences Near Me web tool
would help landholders see
what was going on before
they got a knock on the
door like us, it meant that
landholders were given the
burden of doing weekly
checks.
said the Mining Licences

Near Me web tool would
ensure greater transparency
for communities regarding
onshore and offshore industry activity in their region,
including minerals, gas and
quarries.
Victorians have a right to
know where, when and what
mining activities are being
undertaken in their region,
and this new government
tool enables them to swiftly
access this information, Mr
Northe said.
Landholders should be
contacted
directly
and
shouldnt have to check websites. Theres still a percentage of people who dont have
access or the ability to use
websites, Ms Tubbs said.
Mining Licences Near Me

shows petroleum and mineral tenements at both the
application and approved
stages. It also provides key
information including the
owner of the tenement, the
commodity being explored
or produced and the grant
dates for the license or
permit.
Minister for Energy and

Resources Russell Northe
The Mining Licences Near

Me tool is available on the
Victorian Government Energy and Resources website
at energyandresources.vic.
gov.au/mlnm .
Landholders are the last

to know and they should
be the first ones contacted
to let them know whats actually happening or what
could possibly be going on.
We need to be involved in
the early planning stages
through consultation.
The tool has a Google Maps

interface and users can enter
an address or location in the
search box or just click on the
map to search for activity.
Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held
Wednesday 5 November at Dunnstown Recreation Reserve at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
ANNUAL REPORT
Moorabool Shire Council adopted its 2013/14 annual report at the special meeting of
Council on 15 October 2014.
The 2013/14 Annual Report is now available for inspection at Councils ofces: 15
Stead St Ballan, 182 Halletts Way Darley, 215 Main St Bacchus Marsh, and online at
www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given that a Statutory and Annual Appointments Special Meeting of
the Moorabool Shire Council will be held in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead Street
Ballan, on Wednesday, 29 October 2014 commencing at 5.00pm.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Statutory and Annual Appointments Process.
2. Mayors Report.
3. Vote of thanks to outgoing Mayor.
4. Election of Mayor.
5. Determination to Elect a Deputy Mayor.
6. Election of Deputy Mayor.
7. Mayor and Councillor Allowances.
8. Special Committees of the Council (Section 86 Local Government Act 1989)
S86 Delegated Committees of the Council.
9. Special Committees of the Council (Section 86 Local Government Act 1989)
S86 Advisory Committees of the Council.
10. Council Representation on Council Committees, Organisations, Regional Groups
and Community Committees.
11. Moorabool Shire Council Meeting Framework.
12. Further Business any other matters admitted by unanimous resolution of the
Council.
The Statutory and Annual Appointments Special Meeting of Council will be
open to the public and members of the public are most welcome to attend.
AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

The call is going out to the residents of Moorabool to play an active part in Moorabool
Shire Councils Australia Day celebrations.
Nominations are being sought for the three awards that are to be presented at the
Australia Day ceremony. The awards include:
Australia Day Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30 years or
older on 26 January next year.
Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30
years or younger on 26 January next year.
Community Event of the Year presented to the person or group who has
staged the most outstanding community event during the year.
If you know an outstanding Moorabool resident you would like to nominate for Australia
Day Citizen of the Year, Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year, or a Community Event,
simply pick up a form from Customer Service at either the Ballan Council Ofce,
Darley Council Ofce or the Lerderderg Library.
Alternatively, please visit www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and look under News &
Information on Councils Homepage to download a form to complete.
Completed nomination forms need to be submitted by close of business
Friday 21 November 2014.
NEW TOURISM EVENT GRANTS - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
Applications for Moorabool Shire Councils new tourism event grants are now open.
This new tourism event grant program supports new tourism events in Moorabool
shire with high potential to attract signicant visitation from outside the shire.
If you are Moorabool based and have a new event concept to stimulate tourism
and provide economic and community benets for Moorabool Shire, download the
program guidelines and application forms from Councils website www.moorabool.
vic.gov.au and apply.
The assessment process is competitive, criteria based and applications must satisfy the
eligibility criteria outlined in the program guidelines to be considered.
Further information is available by contacting Customer Service on 5366 7100.
Prior to lodging an application, contact Council and speak to the Manager Economic
Development and Marketing to discuss your event concept.
(Funding available between $100pa and up to $19,900pa per applicant ex GST)
Applications close at 5.00pm Tuesday 25 November 2014.
EOI: MOORABOOL 365 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Moorabool 365 is an events brochure designed to highlight year-round activities in
Moorabool Shire.
The 2015 edition of the brochure is in preparation stages, and any organisation that
wishes to register their events for the widely-distributed brochure should contact
Councils Tourism and Events Ofcer Sharyn Furlong on 5366 7100.
Registrations will be taken until Friday 31 October 2014.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invite applications for existing vacancy
Parks & Gardens Arborist, full-time position
Band 5 (commencing at $58,848)
Applications close by 24 October 2014.
**Please be advised, we do not accept applications through agencies**
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
MOORABOOL COMMENCES PROPERTY INSPECTIONS
FOR FIRE HAZARDS
Council Ofcers have commenced inspections for re prevention throughout the
Shire. Early indications are for a warmer than expected spring with reduced rainfall
and the CFA is advising Victorians to begin preparing for the coming re season.
Council urges you to prepare early and to maintain your property in a re ready
condition. Your property should be well maintained throughout the year as a well
maintained property stands a greater chance of surviving a bush or grass re.
Ensure that the grass and vegetation around your property is maintained and clear
the gutters of leaves and twigs. Remove material that can burn from around your
house and engage with your neighbours regarding your re plans and preparing your
properties. Remember that re prevention is the responsibility of everyone within
our community.
Council Ofcers will inspect properties throughout the Shire and issue Fire Prevention
Notices where a risk of re is identied. Heavy nes apply for failing to comply with
a Fire Prevention Notice and Council will engage contractors to complete the works
on the notice if they are not completed. The cost of these works will be recovered
from the property owner.
If you have an up-to-date re plan and your property is well maintained, you will have
done all you can to protect your family from the threat of re.
For more information on preparing your property and on re plans visit
www.cfa.vic.gov.au
For information regarding Fire Prevention Notices, contact the Municipal Fire
Prevention Ofcer at Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100.
APPLICATION TO AMEND PLANNING PERMIT
The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before 4 November, 2014.
Location:
1 Pelican Point, Hopetoun Park
The application is for a permit to:

Variation of Restrictive Covenant Number
AJ258075C Item K) to Construct a Shed no
Greater than 12M x 16M x 4.2M High to the Eaves
Applicant for the permit is:

E Di Fillippo
Application reference No: 2014154
APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMIT

The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application before 4 November, 2014.
Location:
11 Fitch Court, Ballan
Applicant for the permit is:
iPlanning Services P/L
The application is for a permit to:

Variation of Restrictive Covenant AK771729H
(Exclude Lot 1)
Application reference No: PA2014246
The applications can be viewed at: Moorabool Shire Council, 15 Stead Street, Ballan.
182 Halletts Way, Darley. https://greenlight.e-vis.com.au/moorabool. This can be
done during ofce hours and is free of charge. Any person who may be affected by the
granting of the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority.
TENDER
Tender Number Tender Description
C10-2014/2015
EOI Darley Early Years Hub
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Thursday 16 October
2014 at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool.
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
CEO: Rob Croxford
News
Morrisons debriefing after the powerline down on an excavator

scenario.
For Childrens Week young Ned Cassidy from Blackwood

decided to read a variety of books from the childrens
section at the Lerderderg Library. Photo Helen Tatchell
A week for children
Moorabool babies to preschool age children are invited to celebrate Childrens

Week with a day of creative
play at the Darley Civic
and Community Hub this
Thursday.
Moorabool Shire Councils
Early Years staff will provide
free activities, including creating with wood, kite making, art activities, an animal
farm and sensory play.
Moorabool Shire mayor
Paul Tatchell encouraged
parents, children, carers,
friends and playgroups to
attend the event.
Parents will have the opportunity to talk to maternal

and child health nurses, find
out about playgroup and all
of the fantastic programs
and activities Moorabool
Shire has to offer families,
Cr Tatchell said.
Childrens Week is a Victorian Government Initiative
and Council received a grant
to help provide the event.
No bookings are necessary.
For more information contact Moorabool Shire Councils Early Years unit on 5366
7100.
Paul Leonard accepting the Best Presented Truck

award. Photos Chris Thom
Millbrook attending a man with his arm trapped in a grain auger.
The Fiskville Cup
The Ballan Group of Fire

Brigades held its annual
group training exercise,
known as the Fiskville Cup,
on Sunday 19 October. The
day was hosted by Millbrook
Fire Brigade and consisted
of nine different drills in a
round robin style within the
Millbrook brigade area.
The drills included a school
fire, MVA ute rollover, car
fire, filling from a collar
tank, grass fire / burnover

protection, first aid with a
mans arm stuck in a grain
auger, Mechanical officer
brief with radio procedures,
an excavator hitting power
lines and a clandestine drug
lab in a house.
The Fiskville Cup is necessary for local brigades to
hone their skills and learn
new ones prior to the up and
coming fire season in the
form of a competition. While

there is a trophy up for grabs
the main aim is for every one
to learn about incidents that
each brigade may come up
with in the future.
The day was enjoyed by all
participants especially the
Blackwood Brigade, winners
of the Fiskville Cup . They
were followed closely by Mt
Egerton and Wallace, equal
second with Millbrook third.
Blackwood also won the

Robert Molesworth Memorial Best Crew Leader award
with Jack Simmonds receiving the shield from Shane
Cramer (Ballan Group Officer). Jack had only recently
completed his crew leader
course.
Millbrook brigade won the
award for Best Presented
Truck.
Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic
Bacchus16Marsh
Eye Clinic
Grant Street
Is pleased to announce its opening date of the
16 Grant Street,
Bacchus Marsh
6 of November
Opening
Patients will now have
access to retinalsoon
specialists, corneal specialist
th
and general ophthalmology five days a week.
Patients will now have access to retinal specialists, corneal

We welcome and Drs Brian Ang, Elsie Chan, Nandor Jaross, Elvis Ojaimi, Season
specialist and
general ophthalmology five days a week.
Yeung, Beyond general ophthalmology our clinic provides access to specialised cataract
/ glaucoma / retinal / corneal services, including diagnosis and ongoing treatment for
We welcome Doctors Brian Ang, Elsie Chan, Nandor Jaross,
Complicated cataract surgery
Elvis Ojaimi, Season
Yeung. Our
clinic
provides access to
General corneal diseases/Keratoplasty/
Corneal cross
linking
General and complex glaucoma cases including medical, laser and surgical treatment
specialised cataract
/
glaucoma
/
retinal
/ corneal services,
Diabetic retinopathy/ Age-related macular degeneration/ Vein occlusions
Retinal tears
/ Macular
hole surgery / Epiretinal
membrane
including diagnosis
and
ongoing
treatment
for
Complex retinal surgical cases
Complicated cataract surgery
Also Welcomes
General corneal diseases
Keratoplasty
/ Corneal cross linking
Diabetes/Education
To Assist (DETA)
Credentialed Diabetes Educator
General and complex glaucoma
cases including medical,
Sheree Rennie
Sheree will provide general and specialist diabetes services to the local and surrounding
communities. Private,
Department of Veterans Affairs, some subsidised Insulin Programs
laser and surgical
treatment
and Bulk Billing diabetes services will be provided; Bulk Billing will require a current EPC
plan. For more information on DETAs services, please visit www.detadiabetes.com.au
/ Age-related macular degeneration /
Diabetic retinopathy
Vein occlusions
Our doctors and staff will be delighted to assist you with the care of your
patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on 1300 653 197 to make an appointment
for your
patients.
Retinal tears / Macular hole
surgery
/ Epiretinal membrane
Complex retinal surgical cases
Also Welcomes
Diabetes Education To Assist (DETA)
Credentialed Diabetes Educator
Sheree Rennie
Sheree will provide general and specialist diabetes services to
the local and surrounding communities.
Our doctors and sta will be delighted to assist you with the
care of your patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on
1300 653 197 to make an appointment for your patients.
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Quality is supporting the community

Melbourne Pathology are committed to servicing and
supporting the Ballan community to provide you with
our quality pathology service.
Melbourne Pathology are now open at:
Ballan Centre for Community Health
33 Cowie St, Ballan
Ph: 5368 1516
Monday to Friday 8am 4pm
Saturday 8:30am 1pm
All standard blood tests and
pathology collections
Convenient location
Friendly staff
Bulk billing available*
*on Medicare rebatable items
Quality is in our DNA

www.mps.com.au
News
Makeover to strengthen
community spaces
much work, the young families of Mt
Egerton will have a playground and it
is being set up as part of the community hall upgrade, Ms Smith said.
The playground will have shade sails
and landscaping, while the historic
1800s hall will also benefit from a pram
and wheelchair-friendly disabled toilet.
At Gordon Public Hall, funding will
also mean the users can now look forward to new decking and a storage
area.
This is another historic building and
its use is steadily increasing, thanks to
the mobile library service and community events.

Lal Lal Soldiers Memorial Hall will
also benefit with a new pergola and upgraded outdoor barbecue area.
All work is expected to be finished by
May 2016.
The $70,000 is part of a $186,628 Moorabool Hall Development Strengthening
Community Spaces project. Moorabool
Shire Council will contribute $65,000
while the remaining $50,000 is expected to be raised by the local community
and in-kind donations.
Place
a tin in
their bin
(L-R) Kath and Jackie have the bin ready to collect tins (non
perishable) of food for the Neighbours Place food drive Tin
in a Bin appeal. Photo Helen Tatchell
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monday & frida
Conditions Apply. Offer valid Wednesday 22nd October, Thursday 23rd

October and Monday 27th October 2014. Free main meal must be of
equal or lesser value. One voucher per person per day.
THE Neighbours Place in

Bacchus Marsh is having a
Tin in a Bin food drive leading up to Christmas.
Neighbours Place coordinator Jackie Tabone said
people could place an extra
tin of non-perishable food
in a bin at Foodworks on
November 6 and December
4, or Coles on November 21
and December 19 from 10am
to 2pm.
This is the first time were
doing this drive. We have to
try and come up with new
ideas to keep the food donations coming in, Ms Tabone
said.
Well also have volunteers
there to chat to on the days.
The Neighbours Place
provides food assistance
for those who are disadvantaged, at risk or temporarily
unable to feed themselves
or their family and who are
in need of emergency food
relief.
Ms Tabone said the food
drive would help those in
need over the Christmas period and, depending on the
amount of donations, could
help replenish the food
stores at The Neighbours
Place into early next year.
She also welcomed any
donations of Christmas presents or hampers.
To donate large items or
volunteer, people should
call 5367 6222 or drop the
goods off at The Neighbours
Place at 77 Main St, Bacchus
Marsh.
The Village is proud to be

supporting Pink Ribbon Girls Night
In Fundraisers around town.
Please support the local retailers
who are kindly selling merchandise
to raise funds for a worthy cause.
VILLAGE CHIC
Get ready for the Big Melbourne
Cup at your one stop accessories
shop. Select the outfit, the shoes
and accessories all in the one store.
The lovely staff can help you dress
to impress and you wont have to
go anywhere else.
Enjoy the cup looking and feeling
great and then come back and
buy your frock ready for the party
season as we head to Christmas.
NOVA PHARMACY
Hayfever and allergy season is here
so why not take advantage of our
great Nova Brand nasal spray range!
A wide range of giftware available
for that special occasion and dont
forget to ask about our Nova card.
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COMMUNITY HALLS in Gordon,

Mt Egerton and Lal Lal will get major
makeovers, thanks to a total of $70,000
provided under the Regional Growth
Fund.
The Mt Egerton project will also give
the town a useable public playground.
Nationals candidate for Buninyong
Sonia Smith said the State Government
funding was fantastic for our country
communities, especially for the hardworking volunteer groups that have
been looking after these facilities.
Its wonderful to see that after so
Moorabool
Motoring
COSTAS
PANEL PERFECTION
Insurance Work Low Bake Oven
Jigging System Free Quotes
Courtesy Car Available
Phone: 5367 8109 Mob: 0407 334 215
Email: costapanels@bigpond.com
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Panel Beating in
Bacchus Marsh
for 33 years
15A Station St, Maddingley
CAR, RV, TRUCK TYRES

SPECIALIST BALANCING
BATTERIES & ALIGNMENT
Fuel
33 Years
Experience
Steve Costa the owner of Costa Panel
Perfection has worked in Station Street
for 33 years starting as an apprentice at
Carey Motors and opened his own shop
16 years ago. He has provided an honest
and reliable service to the Bacchus Marsh
community which is apparent with the
amount of Customers that return whenever
they have had an accident. Whether you
have a private job or an Insurance Claim,
Steve is able to assist and deals with every
Insurance Company. No job is too big or
too small and individual needs and budgets
can be catered for. Being a car enthusiast
himself , he has had a lot of experience
in extensive repairs and painting Show
Quality Cars. All work is guaranteed and
a courtesy car is available. All quotes are
free and no appointment is necessary.
Costas Panel Perfection

15A Station St, Maddingley
Phone: 5367 8109
Mob: 0407 334 215
12 VOLT
CAR BATTERIES
FROM $89
206 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
Ph: 5367 3732

J & A Servicing & Repairs
Major and Minor Mechanical Repairs
Log Book Servicing
All Makes and Models
Cars to Light Commercials
Tyres and Batteries
Email: costapanels@bigpond.com
REGIONAL TYRE SERVICE
19 Smallmans Road
Ballan VIC, 3342
Call Jaimie 5368 2752
MN0770G
8-10 Young Street,

Bacchus Marsh
Phone: 5367 1055

BALLAN
MOTOR WRECKERS
BALLAN AND
DISTRICT TOWING
New and used parts for

most makes and models,
Vehicles wanted - Free pickup.
24 Hour
Accident Towing
VACC Accredited All work guaranteed
Courtesy car available by appointment
Repairer for all insurance companies
Low bake oven for factory fi nish
Car-o-liner chassis straightener
Dustless sanding Spot welder
24hr secured, monitored premises
26 HADDON DRIVE, BALLAN
Ph: 5368 2888
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MN0801G3
SMASH REPAIRS
A Moorabool News Advertising Feature
News
By Jessica Howard
Kids act the goat
Bullarto Primary School will host a different kind of

fair this weekend, as they celebrate their annual All
Things Goat festival.
Whilst the usual fun, spring fair activities and stalls
will be available, students, alongside members of the
Central Highlands Goat Club, will present all of their
wonderful knowledge and expertise of goats. Demonstrations and features on the day will include cooking, milking, cheese making, and information on goat
husbandry.
There will also be a number of products to sample
or buy, including goat cheeses, ice creams and hand
creams.
The Happy Goat Caf will be open to dine in, with
entertainment from the students, as they present their
puppet play, What the Wise One Said.
The festival will be held this Sunday, October 26 from
10am 3pm at Bullarto Primary, 131 Bullarto South Rd.
For more information, contact the school on 5348 5559.
Coco gets up close and personal with a goat whilst Ari leads one of the goats to the food. Photo Sandy Scheltema
Invitation
Official Opening
( L to R ) Jack McLeod, John Akhurst, George Cops and Alan Moore.
The Board of the Bacchus Marsh Community Bank

Branch and Bendigo Bank request the pleasure of
your company at the official opening of Bacchus Marsh
Community Bank Branch.
When
Thursday 30 October 2014 from 11:30am
Where
Bacchus Marsh Community Bank Branch

Shop 2/137A Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Sue Websdale and Dave looking at her (L to R) john Akhurst and Jack McLeod, both
Fathers photo and war time papers with 39 th Bn veterans, having a chat at
Foundation Day.
George Cops, a 39th Battalion veteran.
Soldiers return to Darley camp
By Kate Taylor
It is one of the most revered
battalions in Australian military history and veterans
from the 39th have made the
annual pilgrimage to Darley
to commemorate the beginning of a journey that started
more than 70 years ago and
for some, ended in the supreme sacrifice.
Five veterans joined more
than 30 family and Association members at the Darley
Cricket Club on Sunday 5
October to commemorate
the formation, and training,
of the 39th Battalion right
where it all started.
They come every year...
that was where it all started
so its a very special place,
said event organiser Merren
Stockdales.
For two months, from Octo-
ber 1941 until their deployment to Port Moresby (PNG)

on Boxing Day of the same
year, the soldiers trained
at the camp on Camerons
Road.
As Association vice President Alan Jameson explains,
less than 50 members of the
1500-strong battalion survive today.
They all have very fond
memories of Darley, although the training was
intense, they found time to
have fun, as boys do, sneak
out to the pub and even attend local dances.
New Guinea was no holiday; tropical disease, dysentery, bombing raids and
then the Kokoda Track and
a bitter fight with the enemy.
History records that the
courage, endurance, mateship and sacrifice of the 39th
was a turning point in the

Battle for Australia.
The annual commemoration has been held at Darley
for the past eight years, said
Association member Norman Stockdales.
They appreciate the time
to get together, sit down, and
talk.
We thank the Darley
Cricket Club for allowing
us to use their clubrooms.
They welcome us with open
arms (and) were very, very
thankful for the use of their
facilities.
The original camp site
has been subdivided and
homes built on the land,
with stumps of the sheds remaining along with relics at
the nearby rifle range used
for target practice during
training.
Paula McMillan 0418 105 980

RSVP
Heather Steegstra 0409 198 848 or

contact@bacchusmarshcbproject.com.au
by 26 October 2014
Thank you to the

Lal Lal Moorabool
Photographic
Group for
providing the
local photo.
launch
(S49902) (09/14)
Bacchus Marsh Community Bank Branch
WHATS ON
The Whats On section is for non-profit community organisations. All free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the Editors discretion. Advertising of AGMs in
this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per the constitution of Business & Consumer Affairs for incorporated groups.
ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
Please call BDCH office on 5368 1934 or email
support@bchvic.org
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33 Jonathan Drive, Darley - Term 4 classes now being
offered. What classes would you like offered? Child
care and venue hire also available. Phone 5367 4390 or
www.darleylearning.com
Melton South Community Centre
CPR/ First Aid 25 /10, Indian Head Massage25/10,
Professional Make Up 25/10; Soap Making 26/10; Blogging
5/11; Sewing 7/11; Anaphylaxis / Asthma 8/11, Leadlight
8/11; Cake Topper 9/11. Phone 9747 8576 for enquiries and
bookings.
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.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 1 November, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 8 November, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0498
361 291 or 0490 114 130.
Darley Market
Saturday 1 November, 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 26 October - St Johns Bungaree,
9am; St Johns Ballan, 11am; St James Morrisons, 5pm. Please
contact Glen Wesley on 5368 2730 for more details.
Church of the Living God
Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Ballan Uniting Church
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship
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 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.
Lake Goldsmith
Afternoon Dance Lake Goldsmith

104th, Steam & Vintage Rally
104th, Steam & Vintage Rally
FEATURING
NOV 1st & 2nd, 2014
SUNDAY 26th OCTOBER

Proceeds to Anglican Parish West Moorabool
1.30pm to 5.30pm $8 Entry
Ballan Mechanics Hall, Inglis Street Ballan
Enquiries: Win Jones 5368 2185
A plate of supper would be greatly appreciated
Music: Mr Vaugn Harrison
Ballan Uniting Church
Fair
Saturday 25th October

from 10am to 3pm
Usual variety of stalls including cakes
and sheep manure. Fun for all!
BALLARK
& DISTRICT
GUN CLUB
Upcoming
event
BALLARK
& DISTRICT GUN CLUB
Sunday 5 Nov
May 2013 23
Sunday
BALLARK
Ballan Meredith Rd
Nominations:
10.00am
Christmas
shoot
Event Start: 10.30am
Next Shoot:
Location:
th
Enquiries:
Gerald Connor
0409409602
Everyone
Welcome
Marc Canavan 0432 237 389
Proceeds
to:High
BallanGun
FootballAward
& Netball Club
Prizes, Refreshments, all money raised goes back into our community.
Shot Gun
Prize Draw
Come Along and Support your District & Club.
Location: BALLARK, Ballan Meredith Rd

Nominations: 10.00am,
Event Start: 10.30am
Enquiries:
Gerald Connor 0409 409 602
James Molesworth 0402 000 450
Community Caf
Inspired faith stories, music,
food & coffee amongst friends
Saturday 25 October, 4.00 - 5.30pm
at Expressions of Love Caf. All welcome
Brought to you by Ballan Community Church
Enq. 0407 681 597 (Roger)
Moorabool
CATERPILLAR
MACHINERY
Additional to our 65 display sheds, steam & oil engines, operational 90 ton
Ruston steam shovel, Bucyrus rail mounted steam shovel. Furphy tank
rebarreling, blacksmith, radio controlled model boats. Trucks, tractors, cars,
motorcycles & vintage caravans. Steam ploughing, threshing & chaffcutting.
Dragline & steam powered sawmill demos. Two Grand Parades daily. FEATURING CATERPILLAR
Attractions for ladies and children. Mothers facilities, stalls, crafts and
MACHINERY
food available. Camping for exhibitors
ibitors only (free, non-powered).
non powered).
NOV 1st & 2nd, 2014
Additional to our 65 display sheds, steam & oil engines, operational 90 ton
REGISTRATION
FORMSSrailONLINE.
Ruston
steam shovel, Bucyrus
mounted steam shovel. Furphy tank
rebarreling,
blacksmith,
controlled
Admission price:
Adultsradio
$15.00
00 model boats. Trucks, tractors, cars,
motorcycles & vintage caravans. Steam ploughing, threshing & chaffcutting.
Children aged 5-16 $5.00
Dragline & steam powered sawmill demos. Two Grand Parades daily.
Exhibitors for
and ladies
Children
Attractions
and children. Mothers facilities, stalls, crafts and
underavailable.
5 free. Camping for exhibitors
food
ibitors only (free, non-powered).
non powered).
FEATURING
CATERPILLAR
MACHINERY
Steam and oil engines,

trucks,
REGISTRATION
FORMS
S ONLINE.
tractors,
cars,DATES:
motorcycles,
FUTURE RALLY
Admission
price:
104th - Nov
1st & Adults
2nd, 2014 $15.00
vintage
caravans,
sawmill00
105th - May
& 3rd, $5.00
2015
Children
aged2nd&5-16
crafts,
106th demos,
- Oct 31st stalls,
Nov 1st,
2015
Exhibitorsfood
and available
Children
under 5 free.
FUTURE RALLY DATES:
104th - Nov 1st & 2nd, 2014
105th - May 2nd & 3rd, 2015
106th - Oct 31st & Nov 1st, 2015
For more information contact:

PO Box 21 Beaufort 3373
Ph. Trevor 0407 539 041 or Graham (03) 9723 3310

www.lakegoldsmithsteamrally.org.au
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The sale of the century!
ARE you overwhelmed by clutter and itching to have

a spring clean? Then why not join in Australias largest
garage sale trail on Saturday, October 25.
Individuals and community groups can either join
in the nations fastest growing sustainability event by
registering their garage sale at garagesaletrail.com.au or
they can participate in a pre-registered garage sale.
Darley Neighbourhood House and the Long Forest
Residents Group are seeking participants.
Darley Neighbourhood House manager Anna Curry
said this was the second year they would be holding a
community garage sale.
We started it last year because we decided to hold an
Open Day at the same time, Ms Curry said.
Well have a sausage sizzle and people can come and
talk to our staff, committee members and volunteers
about what we offer.
She said people could also pay $10 for a car boot spot
at the neighbourhood house to come and sell what you
dont want from the back of your car.
If they dont want a car boot site then they are
welcome to donate small bric a brac items in reasonable
condition to our White Elephant Sale. All prots will go
back to the Neighbourhood House, she said.
Its a lot of fun to be honest.
The Darley Neighbourhood House garage sale will take
place from 10am to 2pm at 33 Jonathan Drive, Darley.
The Long Forest Residents Group have organised, in
their own words: A Long Forest HUGE Garage Sale to
be held on Saturday, October 25 at the corner of Long
Forest Road and Sundew Avenue.
Garage sales will be based at both Sundew Avenue and
from local homes. The Coimadai CFA and Coimadai
Avenue of Honour Restoration Association will have a
sausage sizzle and stalls at Sundew Avenue.
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1 in 3 have
warrant owing
MOORABOOL Shire has

double the amount of fine
evaders as neighbouring
Golden Plains Shire and
nearly triple that of Hepburn
Shire.
Statistics released last week
from the 2013/14 financial
year showed Moorabool had
10,933 outstanding warrants,
compared to Golden Plains
(5107) and Hepburn (3948).
Sheriff of Victoria, Brendan
Facey, said: Unfortunately
some people are still not getting the message that you
cannot hide from your unpaid fines.
Fines were issued for speeding, running red lights, unregistered vehicles, on the
spot infringements, failing
to pay tolls, parking and
public transport offences.
Moorabool Shires outstanding warrants for 2013/14
were valued at $4,483,292.
Mr Facey said serial offenders typically faced more serious consequences including
court appearances and the
possibility of jail.
People failing to pay their
fines face serious sanctions
including having their cars
clamped,
assets
seized
or their drivers licence
suspended.
It is frustrating that people
are not getting the message
that paying your fines is not
optional, Mr Facey said.
We are implementing a
range of measures in coming
years which will increase
our ability to help people
clear their outstanding warrants and fines, Mr Facey
said.
Figures for the 2013/14
years show nearly half of
all outstanding warrants relate to tolling offences, with
similar rates of toll and fine
avoidance as the 2012/13 financial year.
Too many people are letting their fines get out of
control, Mr Facey said.
Getting help with your
fines is easy, ignoring them
will lead to action from the
Sheriffs Office.
Call 1300 SHERIFF (Mon
- Fri, 8am - 9pm) and speak
to someone about your outstanding fines before the
Sheriff finds you.
Individuals can track and
pay their outstanding fines
at
www.fines.vic.gov.au
website or by visiting any of
the Justice Service Centres.
News
Court Glide
in
action
By Jessica Howard
The Bacchus Marsh Magistrate Court, with Michelle
Hodgsons presiding, saw to
44 criminal cases last Friday.
A Bacchus Marsh man
pleaded guilty to the possession of a dangerous weapon
and protected wildlife, after
police found the body of
a kangaroo and a samurai
sword in the boot of his vehicle. The man said he had the
sword for protection, and
found the dead kangaroo
on the side of the road, so
was taking it home for dog
meat. He received a $1000
fine and no conviction.
Meanwhile, four residents
received close to $500 worth
of combined fines for failing
to vote in the 2013 federal
election.
Magistrate Hodgsons said
that as much as you might
not want to, I can not stress
enough how important it is
to vote.
While three applications
for the removal of the alcohol interlock were successful, six local residents were
charged for driving whilst
suspended.
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from page 1
Mr Goldsmith said it was never too late to

learn and they had trained beginners aged
in their 60s.
Its a sport for anybody and where women
can compete equally with men because its
not about strength, he said.
You can hire a glider for $24/hour and
upwards. Our gliding federation trained instructor is a club member and doesnt charge
a fee. Every flight needs a launch and here
you can have a winch tow launch for $10.
An aero tow launch is $40 to $45. Its the best
fairground ride in town!
You can come here and have an air experi-
Environmental Opinion
TOM
ence flight for under $200 on weekends. You

can buy gift vouchers from us for presents.
People from across the country will gather
at Bacchus Marsh over the November Melbourne Cup Weekend for a national gliding
rally.
The Australian Gliding Museum is at 20
Jensz Rd, Parwan and open every Tuesday
from 10am to 4pm and by appointment.
Membership is $20 per annum. To make a
booking or find out more, phone Ian on 0419
587 208 or David on 0428 450 475 or visit
victoriancollections.net.au/organisations/
australian-gliding-museum
with Tom Kingston
The ice is crying as the river carries her

tears to the sea
- Uncle Angaangaq Angakkorsuaq
This week I would like to

share the story of those of
the far north.
In the deep of winter of 1963

two young Eskimo-Kalaallit
men went hunting and came
to the big wall and did their
ceremony. As they did so,
they noticed that water was
coming out of the Big Ice
way up the wall. When they
returned and told the Elders
of that strange phenomenon
no one believed them. How
could water move, when the
temperature has been less
than minus 30 degrees Celsius for about three months.
Later that winter other Elders went hunting and upon
returning confirmed that
water was trickling out of
the Big Ice at the Big Wall.
That became the first sign
that something was amiss
not at home but in the

world.
Today that trickle has
grown to roaring rivers of
water pouring out of the Big
Ice into the Atlantic Ocean.
Since that first trickle was
noticed the average depth of
the Icecap has shrunk from
five kilometres to three,
and the melt is accelerating.
Today there are hundreds
of roaring rivers coming off
the Icecap year round. In
geological terms the rapidity
of ice melt in Greenland is
instantaneous.
Melting the Ice in the Heart
of Man is a teaching from
the Eskimo-Kalaallit people,
a peaceful culture thousands of years old that has
never known war. It summons us, to bridge the distance from our minds to our
hearts through strength and

gentleness; through compassion and love; through
courage and grace, bringing
about personal transformation and global healing for
the times to come. I have
to say that when reading
about the Eskimo-Kalaallit
peoples remark I cannot but
think of Australias prime
minister and his recent comment that coal is good. Here
is a sad example of someone
who has Ice in his heart.
And maybe we Australians
might not get off too lightly
maybe we also have ice in
our hearts.
But back to our story, Uncle
Angaangaq Angakkorsuaq,
Founder, IceWisdom International/Eskimo-Kalaallit
Elder at the climate change
rally recently in New York
shared his story of being

born on the ice, 67 years ago,
when the ice was 8-9metres
thick. He explained that the
great ice melt is not a myth
that his people had been
speaking about for years
because science has consistently shown that the ice has
been melting and is now
only about 2 metres thick.
Uncle Angaangaq told the
rally that he spoke to the
United Nations in 1978 about
the ice melting and that they
didnt listen. He said that
his elders had asked him to
speak to the UN at this event
and that his commitment,
which he invited everyone
to make with him, was to
melt the hearts of men. He
then called on his ancestors
using a traditional amplifier
which looked like two large
skinned drums held up

alongside his ears and face.
According to someone from
Australia who was at the
rally in New York the sound
was like nothing she had
ever heard or experienced
and she could imagine Uncle Angaangaqs call echoing across the ice sheet. She
found the speech and sound
incredibly moving and Ill
never forget his call for as
long as I live.
I will let the Eskimo-Kalaallit conclude this piece on
their terms. Is the glacier
laughing or crying? Nukartaa does not need to search
for the answer. She is crying, he says. The ice is crying and the river that you are
looking at there is carrying
her tears to the sea. Nukartaa says this with a look of
concern. Even he, a Greenlandic Elder, is close to tears.

Because you are torturing
Mother Earth, because you
are raping her, because you
are ignoring the knowledge
of the indigenous people. We
were the first to set foot on
the Big Iceand we will be
the last! he said. But no one
listens to us. You send your
scientists when you should
be listening to the words of
our Elders. They have been
living for thousands of years
with the ice. No one knows it
as well as they do.
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting: Thursday October 30th at 128 Possumtail Run Merrimu (last
house on the right). 7.30pm.
All Welcome
Townhouse with Everything! Advice for first
homebuyers
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
72a Halletts Way, Bacchus Marsh

Price: $289,000
The first thing you notice when you walk into this 12
month old townhouse is the quality with everything
that opens & shuts. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, two
bathrooms (ensuite to main), study, kitchen/dining,
formal living, heating & refrigerated cooling, marble
benchtops & quality fittings, fixtures & appliances.
Externally we have a single garage, decking area, &
landscaped gardens. Close to schools, shops, hospitals
& others amenities and also sitting on its own title, at
$289,000, if quality counts you will buy it.
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
arbee real estate

140 Main Street, Bacchus
Marsh
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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working in
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With growth in Victorias

property market starting
to moderate, now is a good
time for first homebuyers
and first-time investors to
consider their options.
Sales in regional Victoria
have been consistent over
the past 12 months, resulting
in solid price growth. But
with a more stable performance outlook and steady
interest rates set to continue,
securing a quality regional
property has become all the
more feasible.
A home is the biggest purchase we are likely to make,
and for those who are initiating a lifestyle change in the
country, the commitment is
more than just a financial
one.
For inexperienced or firsttime buyers, the process can
be daunting. Agents report
that some first homebuyers
have limited knowledge of
the sales process or even a
section 32 vendor statement
the information a seller
must provide about the
property.
The most important tip for
new buyers to bear in mind
when preparing to purchase
their first property is: do
your research so you know
what youre getting into.
The first step is to monitor
recent sales activity in the
town or region youre con-
sidering and the services

and amenities within that
area. If youre preparing to
settle there or relocate, think
about your most important
priorities: Will you be commuting some distance for
work and how long will this
take? Is there shopping close
by? What about essential
medical and other facilities?
If youre a first-time investor, look at the median rental
prices for that town and
whether youre likely to recoup your investment outlay
over a certain period. Is the
region growing and are rental properties in demand?
Work out your sums and
how much you can afford so
you dont overstretch your
finances. Its wise to leave
some breathing space in
case interest rates or other
circumstances change in the
future.
Furthermore, make sure
you fully understand the
buying process, what you
are signing up to, and all
the legal and financial
implications.
On Wednesday October 29,
the REIV in conjunction
with Consumer Affairs Victoria and the Law Institute
of Victoria is holding a free
information seminar in Melbourne for first homebuyers
and new investors.
Expert speakers will present on various topics such
as your legal rights and obligations, interest rates and
different mortgage types. I
will provide an overview of
the current state of Victorias
property market, geared to
first homebuyers and less
experienced investors.
Details on the Homebuyers Seminar can be found
at the REIV website www.
reiv.com.au where you can
register online or by calling
(03) 9205 6601 to reserve your
seat.
arbee real estate

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NEW LIST
AUCTION
22-24 Simpson Street, Bacchus Marsh

Saturday 25th October at 11am
ALWAYS SOUGHT SELDOM FOUND!
Bacchus Marsh
A unique residential development site (STCA). First time offered in 50+ years. 3267m (29.73/29.32 x
123.37/122.40m). Zoning: Residential 1 (Moorabool Planning Scheme). Space to build approx. 12 new
luxury townhouses or home units. Prestige location in central town area only minutes easy walk to Main
Street shops & facilities. Services available for connection.
Terms: 10% deposit Balance: 90 days.
PID: 751177
ASKING $269,000
QUIET AND CLOSE UNIT
Bacchus Marsh
This very neat 2 bedroom unit is located in a nice quiet complex of 8 units within walking distance to the
Main Street. The unit has a nice big lounge with bay window, a separate kitchen and meals area, 2 good
sized bedrooms with BIRs, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet. Serviced by ducted heating and cooling
for year round comfort this is the perfect unit to downsize to. There is also a single garage with roller door
and a neat little backyard with nice lawn area.
PID: 752651
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
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
ASKING
Bacchus Marsh
$580,000 + GST
This property is on a prime corner location on one of the most prominent streets in Bacchus Marsh.
Currently tenanted as commercial offices, the Mixed Use Zoning on the property provides the perfect
opportunity for the astute purchaser to refurbish or redevelop for a multitude of uses (STCA) and capitalise
on the corner street frontages and rear laneway access that is available. Inspections are strictly by
appointment and more information available from our office.
PID: 741487
After hours:
ASKING $395,000
YOU CAN SEE FOREVER!
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
FIRST HOME BUYER OPPORTUNITY
ASKING $277,000
Situated in the Golf Links estate is this three bedroom dwelling. Consisting of kitchen/dining, formal
living, rumpus, balcony which has views all over Bacchus Marsh, main bathroom & ensuite to master
bedroom, heating & cooling, double garage and much more only an inspection will reveal. Externally
we have a generous size block of land, pergola area, loads of storage, views that are just stunning
wherever you look.
PID: 755330
Bacchus Marsh
Located close to Bacchus Marsh west golf course & just minutes to schools, hospital & railway station.
Home has 2 bedrooms, the master with double BIRs & the 2nd bedroom with WWC & BIR. Electric oven
& hot plates, rangehood & dishwasher. Good sized lounge with R/C air con & Rinnai gas heater. Double
garage with rear rolladoor access and access to the house. Externally we have an 8 panel solar inverter
to mains, 5000 litre R/W tank & small courtyard with paving.
PID: 752111
ASKING $330,000
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
Well located 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is excellent opportunity for first home buyers. Open plan living
with wood heater & wall a/c & gas wall furnace heater. Master bedroom has ens & WIR & beds 2 & 3 have
BIRs. Decked pergola area & a covered & paved outdoor entertaining area attached to large colorbond
shed that doubles as a garage. Fully landscaped gardens on a 650m2 block, public transport from the front
door & is within walking distance to the Main Street shopping centre.
PID: 739080
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 and a wall A/C. Laminate flooring. Kitchen with oven and dishwasher and 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 and fernery, 2 garden sheds.
PID: 713191
Daryl Gould 0409 233 157

Bob Gunnell 0417 566 951
5367 2333
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LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
NEW LISTING - OPEN SATURDAY - Lerderderg Street Calling!
BACCHUS MARSH 29 Lerderderg St, Bacchus Marsh
From the moment you step inside this light filled home you
know you are going to be impressed! Comprising of 3 bedrooms
all with BIRs, separate study, 3 generous living areas, modern
kitchen with quality appliances, gas central heating & evaporative
cooling, renovated bathroom, high decorative ceilings, &
polished hardwood floors are un-beatable feature consistent
throughout the home. Outside is a beautiful garden setting 10m
x 6m garage/workshop & carport.
INSPECT SATURDAY - Dream Big
Inspect: Sat 1.30 - 2.00pm

Price: $519,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
OPEN SATURDAY - On Maddingley Side
MADDINGLEY 38 Labilliere Street
Large corner block in popular Maddingley. Three bedroom home

with huge potential. All within walking distance to schools, shops
and train station. Ideal for home buyers, investors or Melbourne
commuters. The home offers 3 generous bedrooms (BIRs), large entry
foyer, generous sized lounge, kitchen, meal & dining area, and neat &
tidy bathroom and laundry. Fantastic corner position with excellent
choice to either subdivide (S.T.C.A.), or for someone to complete a
renovation of the home, makes for an enviable choice.
DARLEY 84 Albert Street
Inspect: Sat 12.30-1.00pm

Price: $319,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 61 Young Street
Inspect: Sat 11.00-11.30am

Price: $275,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 1/6 Waddell Street
This single level brick villa is perfectly positioned, only moments

stroll to Main Street shopping, Train Station, Transport and all other
conveniences. Boasting 2 bedrooms (both with WIR). Spacious
light filled bathroom and separate toilet, a large kitchen combines
perfectly with the air conditioned lounge and dining room. Wellappointed laundry with direct access to the private fully fenced
yard, and a single car garage with automatic roller door.
Inspect: Sat 11.45-12.15pm

Price: $295,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
PRICE REDUCED - The Best Address
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $395,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61429180
Location & Potential
For those that are capable of seeing the possibilities and have
a gift to resurrect, this gorgeous cottage is a must see. In a
sensational location within walking distance to every amenity
imaginable and on a 730sqm block of land, this is without a
doubt a great investment for astute central buyer. Featuring
3 bedrooms, lounge area with gas heater, kitchen, bathroom
and separate laundry. This home is the ideal project, arrange an
inspection today!
INSPECT SATURDAY - The Perfect Downsizer
Todays Comfort Met With Ease
Prime position on the DeGoldi Estate. Easy access to Primary

Schools, Shops and Transport. 4 Bedrooms (WIRs & ensuite to
Master), spacious lounge and dining areas, expansive family
room, excellent kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances,
island bench and pantry. Gas central heating, evaporative
cooling, double garage with rear roller door access, huge north
facing backyard. Your inspection is highly recommended.
DARLEY 31 Grey Street
On a corner allotment, many options for purchaser of this brick

veneer home. The house is full of natural light and has a first class
timber kitchen, large lounge, 3 bedrooms (all with BIRs). Floating
timber flooring is a real feature, with gas central heating and
evaporative cooling providing comfort for all seasons. Outside is
a generous sized pergola area, established gardens and double
garage. Close to schools, shopping centre and public transport.
Explore the potential here.
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: $499,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61401070
Amazing Rural Retreat
Price: $285,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61407410
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
BEREMBOKE 3349 Ballan Geelong Road

Lifestyle acreage of approximately 40 acres located in the quiet country
environs of Beremboke. Tudor Clinker Brick Style 2 storey home with 4
bedrooms, ensuite to master bedroom with BIR, country style kitchen
with wood stove & gas stove, lounge with wood heating & air conditioner,
solar system, large pergola area, 18m x 6m powered workshop, triple
carport, established garden, sheep yards, 4 main paddocks, 3 dams, good
pasture, wildlife corridor reserve. Ideal setting close to Ballan, Bacchus
Marsh, Ballarat & Geelong, A property with many enduring features.
Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $579,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61424640
Mobile: 0418 343 754
intuition
is strong
in this area.
Email
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CANCERJune 22-July 22
A face to face encounter with someone you have avoided
could take place on the weekend. News from overseas
may arrive and it may be unexpectedly encouraging. Your
financial forecast shows signs of gradual recovery.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
Yours is the role of mediator, settling disputes among

family and colleagues alike. Pets may figure in the picture - you may adopt one or vice versa. Romance is upbeat through the weekend.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
Forecasters are not reliable as you may like to think. If

in doubt, refer to past history. Ideas may come under fire
- absorb the criticism before stating your case.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Do not expect to coast on recent success. To prosper now,
inventiveness is your key word. The emotional ups and
downs of the week are settling and by the end of the week
it will be smooth sailing.
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Spend a little more time pursuing short term goals - they
can be yours by the end of the week. Rivals are using
new tactics, but dont try to beat them at their own game.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Seeking appraisals is highlighted, but sell nothing until
you have checked with several authorities. A family rift
may deepen unless you are willing to make at least the
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dont take quietly (4). 5. Instruct the class (5). 6. I go
ashore again on the island (7). 7. Cut the key as he had
required (6). 13. An evergreen variety, I note (7). 15.
The dampest squelched when one walked on it (7). 16.
Bundle the two fellows inside and puzzle one (6). 17.
Minus the key with the duplicate, for the tenant (6). 19.
Pulls from the said buildings (5). 21. Part of a bird thats
a pound in weight (5). 22. Look me up at the start of the
season (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8877
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Lead poisoning. 8, Naval. 9, Lad-der-s. 10,
I-n love. 11, Crease. 12, Score. 14, A-side. 18, A-pachE. 20, Castle. 23, F-is-sure. 24, Pills. 25, Excuse-me
dance.
Down - 1, Len-til. 2, Anvil. 3, Pal-aver. 4, (p)ills. 5, Order. 6, I-reland. 7, G-as-hed. 13, Class-I-C. 15, Stamped
(anag.) . 16, Ba-FF-le. 17, Less-E-E. 19, Hauls (halls).
21, T-a-L-on. 22, Se(ason)-em.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Beetroot. 6, Over. 8, Spot. 9, Crotchet. 10,
Flank. 11, Boring. 13, Soccer. 15, Needle. 17, Asthma.
19, Space. 22, Argument. 23, Reel. 24, Read. 25, Temerity.
Down - 2, Expel. 3, Titanic. 4, Once. 5, Trombone. 6,
Occur. 7, Eternal. 12, Ornament. 14, Observe. 16, Emperor. 18, Hound. 20, Chest. 21, Stem.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Highland fling. 8, Ninon. 9, Emerald. 10,
Reaper. 11, Strive. 12, Event. 14, Sting. 18, Scream.
20, Damage. 23, Emitted. 24, Hoist. 25, Scotch terrier.
Down - 1, Hungry. 2, Genoa. 3, Lantern. 4, Need. 5,
Fleet. 6, Italian. 7, Gadget. 13, Vertigo. 15, Teacher. 16,
Assess. 17, Mentor. 19, Attic. 21, Alibi. 22, Edit.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Overhear (over here). 6, Post. 8, O-pu-s. 9,
Compound. 10, T-rade. 11, The-mes. 13, Silent (anag.).
15, Lo-it-er. 17, Belt-up. 19, Be-R-th. 22, Back page. 23,
Tub-a. 24, E-t(he)-on. 25, Kangaroo.
Down - 2, Viper. 3, Resi-due. 4, E-a-C-h. 5, R-emot-ely.
6, Pr-on-e. 7, Since-re. 12, Step back. 14, I-nex-a-C-t.
16, I-nertia. 18, Ta-Ken. 20, T-AB-oo. 21, M-E-an.
A decision involving principles dominates this week.

Follow your own advice over that of well meaning
friends. Financially, this is an optimistic week. Your
intuition is strong in this area.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
A face to face encounter with someone you have avoided
could take place on the weekend. News from overseas
may arrive and it may be unexpectedly encouraging. Your
financial forecast shows signs of gradual recovery.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
Yours is the role of mediator, settling disputes among
family and colleagues alike. Pets may figure in the picture - you may adopt one or vice versa. Romance is upbeat through the weekend.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
Forecasters are not reliable as you may like to think. If
in doubt, refer to past history. Ideas may come under fire
- absorb the criticism before stating your case.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Do not expect to coast on recent success. To prosper now,
inventiveness is your key word. The emotional ups and
downs of the week are settling and by the end of the week
it will be smooth sailing.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
This is your week and any financial slowdowns could

come right by the weekend. It could be your busiest
weekend ever so take a breather and a rest on Monday.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Ideas not fully developed can backfire. Care and thoroughness will pay large dividends later. Financial suggestions are on the right track but need further
clarification.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Health concerns become a priority so take no short cuts
in this area. Travel ideas brighten. The key now is to find
an appropriate companion - you dont have to look far at
all.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
A friends criticism is unusually harsh, perhaps reflecting some strain he/she is under. This could be a
financially flush week, so the time may be right to pamper
yourself.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Take advantage of familys unanimity, which could last
all through the weekend. If dealing with other peoples
emotions or finances, pursue a more conservative
approach.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

You are a person who has splendid taste (usually expensive) and an ability to see both sides of every situation.
Work on becoming more decisive - this could be benificial
as far as your career achievement is concerned. A relationship with a Leo may strengthen.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
This is your week and any financial slowdowns could
come right by the weekend. It could be your busiest
weekend ever so take a breather and a rest on Monday.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Ideas not fully developed can backfire. Care and thoroughness will pay large dividends later. Financial suggestions are on the right track but need further
clarification.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Health concerns become a priority so take no short cuts
in this area. Travel ideas brighten. The key now is to find
an appropriate companion - you dont have to look far at
all.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
A friends criticism is unusually harsh, perhaps reflecting some strain he/she is under. This could be a
financially flush week, so the time may be right to pamper
yourself.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Take advantage of familys unanimity, which could last
all through the weekend. If dealing with other peoples
emotions or finances, pursue a more conservative
approach.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
You are a person who has splendid taste (usually expensive) and an ability to see both sides of every situation.
Work on becoming more decisive - this could be benificial
as far as your career achievement is concerned. A relationship with a Leo may strengthen.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8878
John Kontek
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kitchen and a combustion wood fire to the family
room. The laundry/ bathroom are combined with
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bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring
polished hardwood timber flooring plus a sitting
and an ensuite. Plenty of shedding with a 12x9
garage with a 3x9 veranda, 4 bay and 1 bay
sheds, chicken shed and wood shed. 6 paddocks
with 4 dams. Crush, stockyards and loading
ramp. Property will be sold with stock on hand
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BALLAN
BALLAN
$530,000
$429,000
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with BIRs with the master having an ensuite with
shower toilet and vanity and a WIR. Open plan
kitchen dining family areas with timber flooring.
Modern kitchen with a WIP, electric wall oven, gas
cook top and a dishwasher. Main bathroom has
separate bath and shower and toilet. Reverse cycle
ducted heating/cooling plus gas energy saver in the
kitchen/family area. Rear covered decking area, a
20x30 shed, 2x water tanks. Chicken pens and
vegetable gardens for the whole family to enjoy. All
completed with lovely kept grounds and gardens
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inspection is sure to impress.
4 bedroom B/V home set on a large block of appx

890m2. Open plan kitchen/dining with a gas cook
top, electric oven, dish washer and pantry with tiled
floor coverings. Family room and a lounge room
both with carpet. Reverse cycle air/con and alfresco
area attached. All bedrooms with BIRs, the master
having a WIR as well as an ensuite, offering a
shower, toilet and vanity. The main bathroom offers
a separate shower and bath. Ducted gas heating
and hot water via instantaneous gas HWS. Double
car garage with electric roller doors, a large covered
decking area, window shades, water tank, sprinkler
system all set on the fringe of Ballan township close
to everything the growing community has to offer.
11 Sunline Court
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BALLAN
BALLAN
$690,000
$629,000
63 Blakeville Road
208 Gearys Lane
SOMETHING SPECIAL
3 bedroom plus a study brick veneer home of

approx 27 squares under roofline including
a double car garage, set on approximately 2
HA. Open plan living with slab heating. Electric
appliances with dishwasher and large pantry.
Kitchen/Dining tiled flooring and family area with
carpet and reverse cycle air con. BIRs, the master
with his and hers WIR and a full ensuite. Large
laundry with ample storage space. Store room.
Lovely landscaped gardens in a totally secluded
setting with well established treed boundries, a
20x40ft colorbond shed with cement flooring,
a young orchard of mixed fruit trees, vegetable
patches, chicken/ dog pens. Only a short drive
from the town centre of Ballan.
PERFECT FOR THE PONIES!
MT WALLACE
BALLAN
$635,000
$465,000
191 Aldreds Lane
3752 BallanGeelong Road
ENJOY THE QUIET LIFE
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with approximately 40 acres of land all set up for the
horses and a sizable weatherboard home consisting
of 4 bedrooms plus a study or possible 5th bedroom.
The home itself offers BIRs to 3 of the 4 bedrooms,
kitchen with new stainless steel appliances including
an electric oven and gas cook top and walk in pantry.
Wood fire, ceiling fan, and reverse cycle air conditioner.
Outside you will find a stable complex and a 20x40
sand arena. 7 large paddocks including one with a
dam and 9 yards with three having loose boxes and
the remaining offering plenty of shelter and protection
from the elements. You will also find a 2 car carport, a
single LUG, storage shedding, a machinery shed and a
2 stand shearing shed!
THE PROPERTY: 80 acres of tree lined, lush paddocks

divided into 16 paddocks all with new fencing including
electric. Most paddocks with their own rain water
tanks. 50 x 30 horse mnage complete with grand
stand. Stable block with 5 internal stables, lighting
and a breeding crush. Post and rail wash bay supplied
with pump water. HOUSE: The 3 bedroom plus study
brick veneer home has been freshly repainted and all
bedrooms offer BIRs and ceiling fans. Modern kitchen
and bathroom with a stainless steel dishwasher and
electric oven. Water to the home is supplied by its own
separate pump. To complete the home there is an air
conditioner and a fireplace that is just 12 months old
and lets not forget the established garden and the fruit
trees. EXTRAS: garden shed/wood shed, large man
cave, two carports, bbq gazebo entertaining area.
1 bedroom elevated weatherboard home.

Set on appx 50 acres of land. Open plan
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ceilings. Gas cooking with combustion
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bedroom has BIRs and new carpets
throughout. Shower over bath and the
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service. Carport/storage under the home,
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sides. Power supplied via solar panels and
water via tanks. Peacefully tucked away on
an undulating block with scattered matured
trees, two dams and fully fenced by farmwire
fencing.
John Kontek
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Ballan Cricket Club
Division 1
Ballan 186 v VRI Delacombe 2/88
Under 14
Ballan 3/108 v East Ballarat 4/64
Batting
N Heafield 65
M Snaith 63
Batting
J McGregor 42 no
D Graham 29
R Ranieri 13
S Dehnert 1 no.
Division 3
Ballan def Creswick (forfeit)
Under 16
Ballan 9/169 v Ballarat-Redan/Haddon
3/35
Batting
C Micallef 44
T McGregor 42
M White 19
C Sparrow 16
Bowling
B Loughnane 3-3-2/0
C Sparrow 5-2-1/14
Under 12
Ballan 7/111 lost Melton Central White

4/135
Batting
D Pascoe 12 no
C McEgan 11
Bowling
R Ranieri 3-1-1/4
E Shaw 2-1-1/1
G ASpeculo 2-0-1/6.
The second game into the season with
four first year players, the team is
performing above expectations. The
performance in the field was a great
team effort, with second gamer Evan
Shaw being the stand out, taking a
wicket, a catch and a run out. The top
order batsmen put in another solid
performance, lead by Jack McGregor,
42no and Dylan Graham 29.
Bowling
D Pascoe 5-0-2/13
J Johnston 5-0-1/21
R Penn 4-0-0/9
The first game for the under 12s was

an excellent return from a long break
which although didnt result in a win
for the team, showed how far they
have come in 12 months. All players
made runs and were excellent in the
field and a big congratulations to first
game player Jayce Bower who opened
the bowling and made his first runs in
cricket.
Ballan Cricket Club is still looking for boys and girls to play Under 12s and Under 16s. Contact Mick Loughnane on 0429 163
702 for more details.
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Level 6 Gymnast from the Bacchus Marsh Acrofun group,

Jak placed second overall at the final competition for the
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He received the overall result after placing first on floor,
second on vault, third on parallel bars and fifth on rings.
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Results Final Comp
Cameron Chapman (left) and John Moffatt from Elite Glass

Solutions with Jordan Mclean. Photo - submitted
Golfing for cancer
Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club Elite Glass Solutions and

Team Happy Feet held their annual golf day to raise money
for the Cancer Councils Relay for life on October 5.
The Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club hosted close to 100 people for this years 18 hole Ambrose event and had plenty of
prizes on offer.
Club member David Edwards thanked the sponsors for
their support and the volunteers who helped on the day. The
day raised more than $5000 for the Cancer Council.
B Grade headed out to Mt

Helen with Joel Bertoncello
and Lachlan Furlong having
a good win in their doubles
match 6-3, and their singles
6-2 and 6-1 respectively.
Lachlan Conlan and Owen
Robertson had a win in their
doubles match with a close
tie breaker.
Ballan 33 def Mt Helen 20.
C1 also played Mt Helen

at Ballan and Nicholas Jennings had an outstanding day, winning both his
doubles 6-0 with partners
Ben Davis and Emily Tabb.
Lachlan Owens won one of
his doubles matches helping

Ballan to a great win 20-9.
C3 travelled to Buninyong
to play Elaine. Jessica Tabb
played two tie breakers,
winning the first with

Adam Furlong but unfortunately wasnt able to get
across the line with her
second with Luke Hallett.
Ethan Bertoncello had two
convincing wins in his doubles, winning 6-2 and 6-1,
which took the C3 team to
another good win 23-14.
C4 played Mt Helen at
Ballan but unfortunately
werent winners on the day.
C5 played out at Ross Creek
where they had a good start
to the season winning 20-16.
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Sport
Ladies sink the pink on green

A group of Bacchus Marsh
women were tickled pink
last week, during the
McGrath Breast Cancer Day
held at the Bacchus Marsh
Golf Club.
The 27 club members
dressed in pink, took to the
green to enjoy a stableford
event, where points were
scored based on the number
of strokes taken at each hole.
Held on Wednesday, the
event was part of a weeklong promotion to help raise
money for the McGrath

Foundation.
Lady Captain of the Bacchus Marsh Golf Club, Margot Dunne said it was all
about having fun and being
aware of breast cancer.
We all dressed up and had
a few giggles, she said.
Anything we can do for
charity is always good, as we
are the more fortunate ones
who are able to be out there
playing golf.
The stableford event was
played with pink flags and
balls, and saw club member

Mandy Willaton take the
win with a score of 45 points.
The Club raised close to
$300 on the day, however Ms
Dunne said that with a little
more planning, they hope to
raise a lot more in the future.
We only had about two
weeks before the event,
however on the 12th of November we are having an
Ovarian Cancer Day and we
are really hoping that there
will be a lot of people from
various other clubs.
On a near perfect day for

bowling, Avenue Bowling
Club participated in Round
3 of the BDBD weekend pennant competition.
Premier Divisionjourneyed toWebbcona in a
must win game for both
sides which,sat second last
and last on the Premier Division ladder before the game.
With some first class bowling by both sides, Avenue
jumped away to a good start
with Martin Sheas rink
gaining a big lead from the
start. Ken Warrick put on a
brilliant display of leading
and Alan Reid, as second,
had some great bowls to win
by 18 shots
Andrew Myers rink battled
hard and won a thriller on
the last end by one shot,
with Sam Shannahan, although losing, picking up
seven shots on the last two
ends. Glenn Sargents rink,
with Conrad Dawson drawing well also got the job done
with a solid 14 shot win,
earning Avenue a valuable
16 shot victory and a buffer
over their opponents on the
ladder.
Next week in Premier Division history will be made
with Avenue playing Sebastopol in the first twilight
game ever at the local club,

starting at 3.30pm instead
of the normal 1.00pm. Final
scores Avenue 96 def Webbcona 82
Division 3 hosted Ballan
who Avenue defeated by
one shot in last years final
series. Led by strong performances by debut Division
3 skip Charlie Grant (14
shots up) and Glenn Davies
(20 shots up) Avenue were
able to notch up an overall
31 shot win overtheir rivals
to retain top spot on the ladder. For the second time this
season, Bill Hawkens rink,
which fought valiantly all
day, picked up two shots on
the last end to win by the
solitary shot.The only unsuccessful rink was that of
Frank Pomeroy which just
missed out by four shots,
against arguably Ballans
best rink.
Final scores Avenue 100 def
Ballan 69
Division 5 travelled to Midlands Golf full of confidence
after an unbeaten start to the
season. For the Avenue only
Laurie Burkes rink was successful on the day, winning
by one shot in an epic battle.
Peter Glass rink also battled
hard with scores level on five
occasions during the game,
however they could not rein
in the six shot start by Midlands Golf, to eventually go
down by three shots. Dave
McKendricks rink trailed all
day, but never gave up and
won three of the last four
ends to ultimately go down
by nine shots. A similar

story exists for Peter Thistlethwaites rink which lost
by eight shots, after being
12 shots behind with three
ends to go.
Final scores Avenue 77 lost
Midlands 98
Division 8 responded in
an excellent fashion after
last weeks narrow two
shot victory by dominating new team Bungaree by
a massive 139 shots. It must
be accepted that their opponents were all relatively
new bowlers, but Avenue
still had to produce the shots
when required. Thestartling
thing about the victory was
the fact that two rinks both
scored the magical 8 twice
during the game. Its akin to
two foursomes in golf each
scoring two holes-in-one on
the same day at the same
course - a vary rare event.
For Avenue, Stewart Wilsons rink won by a staggering 52 shots, Di Hardiment
by 31 shots, Stan Cumming
by 30 shots and Ron Millington by 26 shots in a comprehensive all round display.
Final scores - Avenue 177
def Bungaree 38
In Midweek Pennant, Avenue Division 1 suffered a 20
shot loss to Creswick, with
each rink suffering narrow
losses. The Division 2 match,
also against Creswick was
ultimately washed out, with
the points for the day being
shared.
By Jessica Howard
Avenue Bowls
Elaine Cricket
Young Cade Wells made his senior debut at just ten years old for the Elaine Cricket Club
seniors on Saturday, playing their first game for the season. Cade enjoyed sharing the
experience with his father Daryl (front row middle), also a member of the senior team.
Photo - submitted
Darley Cricket Club
Results
Last Friday night concluded
the opening round of the
Under 12 competition with
two wins and a loss in the
Melton Junior Cricket Association whilst Saturday was
the start of Round Two and
turf matches for the Junior
and Senior Ballarat Cricket
Association matches.
Seniors
Whilst unable to bowl the
opposition out, the 1st XI
bowled tight all day to restrict Napoleons-Sebastopol
to just 159 runs which paves
the way for an achievable
run chase at Darley Park this
Saturday. Leg Spinner Brian
Wheelahan was the pick of
the bowlers with 2-24 of 14.
Darleys innings will start
at 1pm at Darley Park this
Saturday.
Also with their turf table
up and running the 2nd XI
travelled to Napoleons and
were sent out to field in great
conditions for cricket. Ben
Hall 3-37 starred with the
ball as Darley knocked the
home side over for 177 in the
64th over of the day. Chris
Mackenzie 2-17 and Ben Longhurst 2-42 also had great
returns with the ball, whilst
Ben also starred with the bat
finishing unbeaten on 56 as
Darley had 13 overs to being
the run chase. Darley will
be looking for a strong win
when they resume on 1-66.
The 3rd XI also bowled extremely well knocking over
Napoleons-Sebastopol for 68
in the 31st over, and will be
bowling again first up and
seeking an outright win at
Darley Civic Hub this Saturday after also being bowled
out for 104 at stumps. 14
year-old Jye Stephenson
blew away the opposition

with three for just nine deliveries. Hamish Wheeler
3-19 and Daniel Hynes 2-17
were the other bowling
highlights, whilst Captain
Beau Jamieson led the way
again with a knock of 31.
The Fourths are the only
senior side in trouble after
being bowled out for just 53
whilst Napoleons-Sebastopol is already a long way in
front at stumps finishing on
5-240. Youngster Josh Hynes
(9) and 12 year old Jordan
Monaghan (8) were the notable exceptions with the bat
, although surprisingly there
were no ducks recorded
in Darleys innings. It was
another youngster leading
the way with the ball with
13 year-old Brandan Foley
taking two for just 16 off
six overs whilst the home
side were scoring freely
elsewhere. Josh Hynes also
bowled well taking 2-59 in
what was a trying day for
the team.
Juniors
The Under 16 Gold were
also home on the turf wicket
against Wendouree and
managed 97 runs after batting first. Matthew Thacker
(25) and opener Corey Beaton (17) who lasted six partnerships were the highlights
with the bat. Darley had
three quick overs to bowl at
the Red Caps and did very
well to restrict the visitors to
just seven runs. This Saturday should be exciting with
plenty of bowling firepower
available to rein in Wendouree cheaply for a win.
The Under 16 Blue have a
big run chase ahead of them
this Saturday in their home
game at Darley Civic Hub
against North Ballarat who
were evenly bowled out for
275 just on stumps. James
Higgins starred with the
ball with 4-24 while James
Hunts 2-16 and Nathan Gale

2-47 also bowled well. With
the batting stock available,
Darley just need to bat out
the overs to make this target.
The Under 14s are in a commanding position after Day
One against Golden Point at
White Flat Oval finishing on
1/110 after their allotted first
day overs, whilst Golden
Point are 2/41 in reply off
their 25 overs. Golden Point
will bat first this Saturday
and Darley will be looking
to secure a win before even
needing to resume their split
innings.
Under 12 Pride 3-243 had
a big win over Melton Centrals 56 in their home game
at Darley Civic Hub. Brodie
Ward 3-7, Aaron Cadman
2-2, and Luke Hayward 2-7
stared with the ball, Adam
Azzopardi 26* and Bailey
Young 27* stared with the
bat in an innings full of retirements as the team shared
batting duties around to enjoy the win.
Under 12 Cubs batted well
to finish on 85 with five
wickets in hand after their
40 overs at Masons Lane,
but were unable to restrict
Melton West who reached
the total just 3 wickets down
and with 16 overs to spare.
Under 12 Roar had a big win
over Melton South at Mount
Carberry finishing on 7-181
off their 40 overs in reply to
Melton Souths 7/105 off 40.
Michael Bill finished on 2-15
with the ball, whilst with the
bat it was Ryan Densley 31*,
Will Johns 27*, Will Porter
27* and Noah Simmons 22
who starred with the bat.
Darley Pride take on Darley

Roar on the turf at Darley
Park this Friday night while
Melton South will host the
Darley Cubs at Mt Carberry
in another round of two day
matches.
Sport
Sulky Snippets
light/Mattys Best gelding
Bettor Than Best in a slick
rate of 2-01.4.
By LEN BAKER
Meltons Lance Justice presently on a short holiday
courtesy of HRV stewards,
landed the Melbourne Cup
Day Races At Yarra Valley
Pace for C2 class over 2150
metres at Yarra Valley on
Monday October 13 with
speedy 4-Y-0 Bettors De-
Rockbanks Allan McDonough combined with Rod

Petroff aboard WesternTerror/Classy Dream 6-Y-0
gelding Classy Western to
capture the Ray & Jan Coopers 60th Wedding Anniversary Pace for C5 & C6 class
over 2150 metres.
Allendale trainer Allan
Stevens snared the Hip
Pocket Workwear @ Kennedy Street Pace for C0 class
over 2150 metres at Bendigo
on Wednesday with honest
Bettors Delight/Lite Energy

four year old mare Soho Madonna in a rate of 2-00.5.
Driven by Ararats Mick
Bellman, Soho Madonna
(gate three) ran home
strongly from mid-field in
the moving line to blouse
the pacemaker Jimmy The
Editor by a half neck, with
Zuko Dream (one/three last
lap) third.
At Tabcorp Park Melton
on Friday, Long Forest duo
Andy and Kate Gaths recent
run of luck continued when
6-Y-0 former Kiwi gelding
Maximan led throughout
to easily account for his rivals in the $20,505 VHRSC
Friday 17 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 4 Winner: Argyle Melody (1). Trainer: Bob
Conroy. Driver: Anne-Maree Conroy. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Classic, an M0 or better FFA

over 2240 metres.
Coasting at the head of affairs from gate three, the
son of Armbro Operative
and Clifton Beauty was untouched going to the wire
five metres in advance of
Bettor Rock On and Tandias
Bromac in 1-57.7.
Parwans Jodi Quinlan
landed the Tabcorp Park
Melton Plate for M0 class
over 2240 metres in identical
fashion with Lombo Flashlight in 1-57.1, much to the
delight of popular owners
Martin & Kaye Hartnett.
Despite working out of gate
two as the start was effected,
Lombo Flashlight showed

plenty of tenacity to register
a head victory over Grins
Rendition and the easing favourite Im Samuel James.
regain the lead in the shadows of the post, scoring by a

neck in a rate of 2-00.3, with
Hinault (three wide last lap)
third.
Daylesford trainer Bob Conroy and reinswoman daughter Anne-Maree snared the
Empire Stallions Vicbred
Trotters Mobile for M0 class
over 1720 metres with honest
Life Sign/Dalmont Vivienne
6-Y-0 mare Argyle Melody.
Leading out from the pole,
Argyle Melody was headed
on straightening by the
heavily supported favourite
Wannacallmesue which had
raced in the open, before
fighting back like a tiger to
Meetings for the week:

Wednesday Terang, Thursday Wangaratta @ Shepparton, Friday Melton,
Saturday Bendigo, Sunday Kilmore (Cup), Monday Horsham, Tuesday
Cranbourne.
Horses to follow: Somewhat Sardonic, Zuko Dream,
Seeking Dreams, Xbolt,
Steel The Light, Mygirljo,
My Dads A Ten, Sir Briggin,
Gonski, Must Be Nice.
Friday 17 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 1 Winner: Lombo Flashlight (2). Trainer: Jodi
Quinlan. Driver: Jodi Quinlan. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Junior clinic
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Kids under 10 eat FREE!
Under 10s 5.30pm
Over 10s 6.00pm
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Friday 17 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 5 Winner: Maximan (3). Trainer: Andy Gath. Driver: Kate Gath. Photo:
Stuart McCormick.
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BMLAC athletes with their friends.
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
The Centre held their Bring a Friend Day on Saturday,

where registered athletes were invited to bring along a friend
to try out at little aths. A spokesperson for the club said the
friends had a fantastic time and will hopefully return in
the coming weeks and become members of BMLAC.
This Saturday is the Centres Inter Club Relay Challenge
Day. Clubs will make up teams in the Junior (Under 6-8),

Intermediate (Under 9-12) and Senior (Under 13-16) to compete against teams from each of the four Clubs (Boomerangs,
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All registered athletes will be put into teams and should
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The aim of the day is to ensure that athletes become familiar with participating as part of a team and correct relay
techniques.
Catch up races will also be held on this day for the Girls U12
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Tuesday 21 October, 2014

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Glide into history

THE AUSTRALIAN Gliding Museum at Bacchus

museum was mostly built from donations with some

flight here is an hour long.

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THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

Final resting place

October 8. It was transported from out

Now delivering to Bacchus Marsh Primary

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