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Tuesday 18 June, 2019 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Vol 13 No 24

L-R (Back row) Christine Reid, Brian Adair, Heath Adair. (Front row) Alan (Pat) Adair, Billy Adair with the 1949 Darley FC Premiership flag. Photos submitted

Club flags their Centenary

By Todd Whelan
Former Darley premiership player Drew Edwards’
mission to find the Devils oldest living player ahead of
the Club’s upcoming 100th year celebration, has ended, in
overwhelming success.
Meet Pat Adair (pictured).
Coincidentally, Pat too is 99-years old and will share his
milestone
Cross Roads Tradingyear with his former club when he turns 100 in
ent:
The Adair family were rapt to hear from the DFNC and
agreed to meet with Mr Edwards and his Darley faithful
sometime later, allowing enough time for the family to
‘go digging’ for any memorabilia from Pat’s playing days.
Ironically, it would be Pat’s recent move into the Freemason
Nursing Home in Darley that would trigger the prized
finding. The Adair’s were cleaning out the once occupied
living area of ‘Pat’ in the family home when they stumbled on
a bag in the back of an old closet. Inside the bag happened to
be the 1949 Darley Football Club Premiership Flag. Unveiled,
Mr Edwards was ecstatic on behalf of the DFNC and couldn’t
help but ask ‘Pat’ how he ended up with it.
With a proud smile, full of life and cheek ‘Pat’ replied.
“I’m not telling anyone!”
There earmarks one of the many untold stories.
The 1949 Darley Premiership Flag will be on display at the
Centenary Gala at Crown.
*It’s not too late to attend the Darley Football Netball
Club Centenary Gala on Saturday July 13th at Crown

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Following curious investigation and consultation with
DFNC Life Member Graeme Stewart, it was confirmed that
‘Pat’ was indeed the man they were looking for. The three-
time premiership player (1949,1950,1952) happened to be right
under their noses, still residing in Darley.
The story only gets better.
the Flag looked every bit as fragile as its 70-year renaissance,
the aura and the mystique of a thousand more untold stories
of the Darley Football Club now laid bare on the living room
floor.
‘Pat’s son Brian, couldn’t wait to inform the club of his new
found treasure and organised for the two parties to meet for
the handover of the historical gem back to the club.
Melbourne. Only a handful of tickets remain! $300 per
ticket includes three course meal, drinks package, DFNC
Past players guest panel, Brian Taylor (MC), Hawthorn/
Gold Coast AFL Legend Campbell Brown, Comedian Des
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Don’t judge a book by its cover

By Meg Kennedy

A debut author’s picture

book has been published in
England, but its beginnings
stem back locally.
Ballan resident Heather An-
thony’s debut book ‘Mouse
Sprouts – A Tale About Be-
ing Different’  was recently
published in the UK and is
about to hit shelves back at
home.
Mouse Sprouts  follows Al-
bert and Daphne, the young-
est mice from two very large
families.
Although  their sib-
lings  have dreams of fame
and fortune, Albert and
Daphne feel different.  It’s
not a difference people can
see on the outside – it’s one
they feel from within.
Ms Anthony says the theme
of her story is about ‘feel-
ing different’ – a universal
theme that appears itself in
many forms; from education,
class, sexual identity, dis-
ability, religion or ethnicity.
It’s a theme that Ms Antho-
ny has experienced herself
as a “child of two cultures”,
growing up in the 60s and
70s to English and Chinese-
Malaysian parents.
“My difference was on the
outside,” said Ms Anthony.
“I think I was the only
Asian-looking child at my (Main) The book Mouse Sprouts has come to life with a hand-made display by author Heather Anthony. (Inset) Albert and Daphne are the main subjects
of the book. Photos – Helen Tatchell
primary school...[there were]
all these beautiful children the words aloud until they “In a world where every- that everybody is different,”
with lovely blue eyes and sound just right.” thing is so serious, it was said Ms Anthony.
blonde hair, and I looked The pictures for Mouse great working on something “It is what makes us all the
different. light hearted and fun,” she
Sprouts aren’t regular illus- same.”
“The trouble was, I didn’t trations either, but rather said. ‘Mouse Sprouts: A Tale About
really fit into my father’s cul- model sets made from re- As for what readers – both Being Different’ will be
ture either because I was too cycled materials, including young and old – take away launched at Ballan Mechan-
Australian.” from reading the book, Ms
polystyrene and various ics Institute on Saturday, 29
As a former primary school fabrics. Anthony hopes it is to em- June at 10am.
teacher for 34-years, in- brace the theme of difference.
The Ballan community was Models from the book and
cluding at Bacchus Marsh
intrinsic to help Ms Anthony “There’s a lot at the moment the animation will be on
and Balliang East Primary
make the models of Mouse about difference. When you display and will include a
Schools, Ms Anthony is fa-
Sprouts a reality – with Bal- see it on the television, peo- discussion with Heather.
miliar with what children
lan Hardware donating sup- ple pick out the difference all Tickets are free but bookings
enjoy reading and their
plies, and many hours spent the time,” she said. are required. You can regis-
sense of humour; a skill
that would become invalu- scouring the local op-shops “I wanted [the children] to ter for the event at: https://
able when it came to writing for recycled materials. know that it’s okay to be dif- www.eventbrite.com.au/e/
Mouse Sprouts. “I was so lucky that my ferent. That it’s okay to not fit heat her-ant hony-aut hor-
“I was reading recovery community of Ballan be- in with everybody else.” talk-tickets-60908476894
teacher, and in that position, lieved in me, everyone has Although Mouse Sprouts ‘Mouse Sprouts’ is available
I learnt about the structure been so encouraging,” she may be about mice, its mes- to purchase at Collins Book-
of books. [For example] you said. sage is more important than sellers on Lydiard St, Ballarat
put the joke on the next page, Ms Anthony worked on the ever. or online via https://darcy-
and they’ll laugh,” she said. models for five to six hours “It is quite a revelation and rose.com.au/store/mouse-
“It’s also about how impor- a day, with the whole project very powerful one, when sprouts---a-tale-about-be-
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This girl did
By Helen Tatchell
Jack Judge sang “It’s a long way to Tipperary”, but it is a
much longer slog on the Camino in Spain.
At 73-years of age, Glenda Stott from Maddingley, walked
over 400kms recently in extreme conditions on her own on
the popular bucket list destination, the Camino Trail.
A regular at the Seniors class at the Leisure Centre where
she trained for the walk, Glenda was also part of Moorabool
Shire Councils ‘This Girl Can’ campaign and became one of
the poster girls for that campaign.
Glenda said she averaged around 25km a day with a day
pack on her back.
“The furthest I walked in one day was 38km,” she said.
And if you are thinking how can a 73-year old be fit and
walk that far, it came with medical barriers.
“I have sugar diabetes and am insulin dependent, but I
knew my body and carried insulin and always had fruit on
hand and listened to my body,” she said.
And what stopped her getting blisters? Glenda had a secret
weapon.
“My pure wool merino socks helped and also the walking
sticks prevented any injuries, which I recommend to anyone
walking a long distance.
“The trail is plentiful at times with people and I had support
from various walkers along the way and to my surprise,
met a local Ballan girl walking with two other women from
Australia,” she said.
Don’t be fooled the Camino is not a nicely paved concrete,
well signed path either, with Glenda saying getting lost can
be easy.
“If you don’t follow the arrows which are located every
100-metres it is quite possible to get lost, but you have to keep
your eyes open as they are located on roads, lamp posts, trees
and in bizarre places.”
Glenda almost took a wrong road, but luckily for her a kind
German man yelled out, “Are you Camino? It’s this way”.
“That was lucky, or it would have been a long walk back to
get on track,” she said.
And the most challenging part of the walk was not the
language barrier or the isolation.
“It would have to be the 38km rough stone track conquering
the hills of Rabanall, which was extremely tiring also.
“I had a translation app on my mobile phone so the language
was fairly easy,” she said.
And how does a ‘senior’ woman prepare for such an
adventure?
“Well I participated in the Seniors class twice a week; walked
20km per week in the bush and also standing on concrete for
six-hours at work toughened me up.”
Whilst Glenda is achieving for herself, she is also an
inspiration to others.
“Just get out there and have a go,” she said.
Plans for a cycling trip through Ireland is already preparing
to be ticked off as the next item on Glenda’s bucket list.
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Deadline for graffiti
By Kate Taylor
Moorabool Shire Council will try to remove offensive graf-
fiti within two working days of it being reported according
to a new policy.
The Graffiti Management Policy was adopted by councillors
at the June 5 council meeting and it includes the two-day tar-
get for offensive graffiti, as well as a longer target removal
timeframe of 10 working days for non-offensive graffiti.
The timeframes only apply to council-owned property how-
ever, with residents required to remove graffiti from their
own properties – and with them being left open to enforce-
ment action if they leave ‘unsightly graffiti’ on their property.
Council is not permitted to remove graffiti from any public
asset that does not belong to Council such as public trans-
port, public utilities, telecommunications, post boxes, fire
hydrants or public lighting and residents are encouraged to
contact the relevant authority directly to lodge a report.
The policy notes that, as a preventative measure, graffiti
should be removed quickly and continually as best-practice,
removing the notoriety that vandals gain by having their
graffiti on display and also helping to preserve the safe feel-
ing of a neighbourhood, with education, engagement and
‘This Girl Can’ poster girl Glenda Stott.
enforcement rounding out the new policy.
It also encourages residents to report graffiti to the police,
including anonymously by calling Crime Stoppers.
Graffiti on public land or assets can be reported directly to
council.
The term ‘graffiti’ refers to illegally defacing private or
public property with markings and/or graphics without the
owner’s consent or of an offensive nature.
Graffiti/vandalism can take multiple forms including de-
signs, words or images using chalk, paint, scratching, textas,
acid etching or other material such as stickers and posters.
Water supply change
Western Water will make a temporary change to water
supply in Bacchus Marsh, Darley and Maddingley, during 17
to 21 June 2019.
The change in water supply will allow Western Water to
complete a $550,000 upgrade at the Merrimu pumping
station.
Acting General Manager, Customer, Community Relations
and Operations, Dean Barnett says water for these towns
is normally supplied by Merrimu Reservoir, but during the
upgrade water will come from the Melbourne supply system.
“When we switch the water supply, customers may notice
a slight change in the taste of their water,” Mr Barnett said.
“Customers may also notice a slight change in taste again,
once the upgrade is complete”.
“This is due to us returning to the Merrimu supply again,”
he said.
The upgrade at Merrimu station is expected to take one
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By Meg Kennedy
A new shed and training facility for the
Bacchus Marsh SES is now one step closer
to becoming a reality, with the site recently
granted a Building Permit by Moorabool
Shire Council.
The joint project between Bacchus Marsh
Lions Club and Bacchus Marsh SES was one
of 237 projects voted by local communities
across Victoria, through the State
Government’s Pick My Project initiative in
Wanted on warrants
Police are appealing for
public assistance to help
locate 34-year-old Danielle
Parkinson.
A warrant has been issued
for Parkinson’s arrest for
multiple driving matters
and failing to appear at
court
Danielle is Caucasian in
appearance, approximately
160cm tall, with a thin build
and dark brown hair.
She is known to frequent
the Bacchus Marsh and Mel-
ton areas.
Investigators have released
an image of Parkinson (pic-
tured) in the hope someone
may have information on
her current whereabouts.
Anyone who sights Parkin-
son or has information on
her whereabouts is urged
to contact Crime Stoppers
on 1800 333 000 or make a
confidential report at www.
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The project received $190,000 funding for
the construction of the new building, aimed
to help service the growing population of
Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Lions Club member and
project overseer Russ Hendry told the
Moorabool News that “we have progressed
through the permit stage for the SES shed
and it is currently being constructed, for
erection on the site in six weeks,”
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New portfolio
appropriate
By Kate Taylor
Re-elected Federal Member for Ballarat
Catherine King has taken on a new role
within the shadow ministry.
Ms King has announced that she will be
the new Shadow Minister for Infrastructure,
Transport and Regional Development,
replacing her portfolio of Health and
Medicare.
“My job to start with is to hold the
government to account for the promises it’s
made,” Ms King said at her press conference.
Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell said he is
pleased that Ms King has a new prominent
portfolio.
“The new portfolio is better aligned to
Council issues; Catherine is a proven
performer and it’s great to see that it is
reflected by a senior role in the shadow
ministry,” he said. Federal Member for Ballarat Catherine King
speaks to media after her new portfolio was
Since being elected to the seat of Ballarat
in 2001, Ms King has held the positions announced. Photo Catherine King Facebook
of Shadow Parliamentary Secretary “I look forward to working within an
for Regional Development, Shadow Albanese Labor Government after the next
Parliamentary Secretary for Treasury, election.”
Parliamentary Secretary for Health and
Ageing, Parliamentary Secretary for According to the Australian Electoral
Infrastructure and Transport, Minister Commission the national turnout at the
for Regional Services, Local Communities 2019 federal election had now exceeded
and Territories, Minister for Road Safety, that of the 2016 event.
and Minister for Regional Australia, Local The Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers
Government and Territories. said starting with a record enrolment of
And is there still hunger for another 96.8 per cent of eligible Australians, 91.87
campaign in three years, Ms King thinks per cent voted in the 2019 federal election.
so by confirming that she will serve out her “This compares with a turnout of 91.01 per
term – and again seek re-election in 2022. cent at the 2016 federal election.”
“Ballarat is my home and it is an honour to In absolute terms, over 800,000 more
represent our community in parliament”,” Australians voted in 2019 compared with
she said. 2016.
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Blitz of different kind on freeway

Western Freeway road reserves in Myrniong and Bacchus Marsh have been planted out with numerous species. Photo – Regional Roads
Thousands of native seedlings have been
planted across Moorabool to celebrate World
Environment Day earlier this month, as
part of a planting blitz by Regional Roads
Victoria.
RRV Regional Director (Western) Mal
Kersting said more than 1800 native trees,
shrubs and grasses have been planted
in roadside reserves near Myrniong and
Bacchus Marsh as part of the organisation’s
commitment to create a more sustainable
transport network.
“From Bannockburn to Birchip and right
across to Gippsland, our teams will be on
the ground working hand in hand with
communities and planting native species
to help sustain the local environment,” Mr
Kersting said,
“Locally, we’ll be planting a mix of native
species, including eucalypts and acacias, to
promote corridors of native vegetation and
enhance our biodiversity values, as well as
complementing tree planting already carried
out along other areas of the Western Freeway
and on neighbouring properties.”
The organisation has sourced seedlings
from local suppliers and worked with
environmental and road safety experts
to ensure the new plants will support the
existing surrounding environment.
“We always try to protect or rehabilitate the
environment where possible, so we’re really
pleased that the investment in our proactive
planting program will make a real difference
locally,” Mr Kersting said.
The planting blitz is in addition to existing
environmental initiatives and is focusing on
arterial road reserves across regional Victoria
which form some of the state’s longest public
land reserves.
The initiative is part of Regional Roads
Victoria’s environmental commitment to
plant 100,000 indigenous trees and recycle
one million tyres across the state by 2022.

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In the interim, another CEO
By Kate Taylor
The Ballan District Health
and Care Board has appoint-
ed one of its own as a new
interim CEO.
Volunteer Board member
Rowena Clift was appointed
by the Board to be the lat-
est in a string of interim
CEOs at the organisation
as it struggles for financial
sustainability.
Ms Clift replaces Shawn
Lee, who will now be re-
turned to his role as Director
of Allied and Community
Health.
Ms Clift is well qualified
for the position – she has
worked in health care for
over 25 years and has held
a variety of executive posi-
tions, most recently working
with the Western Victoria
Primary Health Network.
“My passion and profes-
sional focus is ensuring ac-
cess – and equity in access
– of health services in rural
and regional Victoria. Let’s
keep people healthy. I’ll be
looking at ways how each
of our departments can be
strengthened so that Ballan
District Health & Care can
become viable and sustain-
able for the community,” Ms
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Retirement Unit,
Trentham
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By Helen Tatchell
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You would expect the offending vehicle
knee injuries.
Paul Hilder for inspections
would have significant damage if the
He did not require hospitalisation.
stationary vehicle suffered as much
Police said the offending vehicle then
5421 7275 or
damage as the photo shows.
reversed, conducted a U-turn and fled
And as the bright lights approached
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north-west along Parwan-Exford Road
from behind, the victim would not have
towards Bacchus Marsh.
expected them to continue in to the rear of
his vehicle, and then projecting it forward
uncontrollably into roadside trees.
Police said in a media release a mobile
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By Helen Tatchell
Have you seen these new signs? Can’t really
miss them and they are eye-catching, but
will they do what the government expects
them to do?
It is expected Ballan drivers, pedestrians
and cyclists will have safer journeys with
improvements being installed at the town’s
west entrance on the Old Melbourne road.
Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle
said the eye-catching signage and soon to be
unique road markings, are being installed
as part of an $8 million Labor Government
investment to increase safety for regional
Victorians.
Ms Settle said it’s vital that drivers are aware
of the reduced speed limit when travelling
through our regional townships.
“We’re delivering these ‘community
gateway’ upgrades to save lives and reduce
NEW FACE – Interim CEO Rowena Clift (middle) with outgoing CEO Shawn Lee and Board
Chair Lyn Gunnell. Photo – BDH&C
Clift said.
The Board released a state-
ment thanking Mr Lee for
his outstanding work as in-
terim CEO over the past nine
months.
The Moorabool News
asked why Mr Lee had been
replaced.
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was in the passenger seat at the time and
sustained non-life threatening neck and
The vehicle has been described as a white
4-wheel-drive with a silver bull bar on the
front and a scoop on the bonnet.
Police have released dash cam footage
depicting the moment the car was rammed
in the hope someone may recall the incident
and be able to provide information. This
can be viewed on the Moorabool News
Facebook page.
Investigators are appealing for anyone
with information, who witnessed the
incident or who may have dash cam footage
to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
or submit a confidential report online at
www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
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“Rowena was appointed
Interim CEO for this next
stage of review for BDHC.
The next phase of review has
now started and the Board
Chair (Lyn Gunnell) and Ro-
wena have started more de-
tailed conversations with the
Department of Health and
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While works on the Ballarat Line Upgrade continue, coaches will replace V/Line
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24 June to Sunday 7 July.
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Coaches will replace all trains between
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on 29 June (see map at right).
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serious injuries.
“These small changes will make a big
difference to Ballan locals and boost the
safety of all road users,” she said.
In a media statement to the Moorabool
News, it read similar community gateway
treatments have already reduced crashes by
26 to 35 per cent in towns in New Zealand
and more than 300 gateway locations will be
rolled out across Victoria.
‘Community gateways’ are proven to
increase safety by providing a visual
reminder to drivers that they’re entering a
town, ultimately boosting compliance with
reduced speed limits and driver alertness.
The road safety upgrades are part of the $1.4
billion Towards Zero Action Plan and
aims to reduce the number of lives lost
on our roads to 200 or fewer and decrease
serious injuries by 15 per cent by 2020.
Human Services about the
role of BDHC in the provi-
sion of health care to our lo-
cal community. This also al-
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his role as Director of Allied
and Community Health,” a
spokesperson said.
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In the interim, another
CEO (M/News 4 June)
Why is the downward
spiral of what was a great
health centre being allowed
to continue?
When will the Board do Enjoying the annual Wallace & District Kindergarten Mother’s Day Luncheon are local mums (L-R)
something that isn’t just lip
Myrawin Nelson, Donna Hughes, Bec Carey-Grieve and Sandra Baker. Photo Jane Gardner
A ton of mums help
service?
This is a community based
facility so why are Coun-
next generation
cil so quiet and not raising
questions?
I think it’s time for the
state health department to By Jane Gardner there was lots to buy at the produce stalls
take over and fix the sorry including fresh fruit, potatoes, eggs, flowers
situation. A popular Mother’s Day luncheon has been and home-made cakes from the cake stall.
Ballan Community Health a major fundraiser for the Wallace & District Framed artwork, created by the talented 3
and Care is bleeding into Kindergarten for an impressive 36-years. and 4 year olds from the kindergarten was
non-existence.
Each year, a dedicated team of kindergarten also purchased by their proud parents and
Need to add that the recep-
mums (and probably some dads too)
grandparents.
tion staff and nurses are
organise and host a luncheon for upwards of Thanks to the enthusiastic contributions
excellent but very much let
130 mothers, mothers-in-law, nannas, aunts, of the lunch guests on the day, including a
down by management. kinder teachers (including previous kinder generous $2000 donation from the Ballan
- Michael Dunk teachers) and friends. & District Community Bank (Bendigo
This year, there were even one or two brave Bank) the Mother’s Day Luncheon raised
Deliberate ramming at fathers and grandfathers who joined the approximately $7000.
Parwan (M/News 11 June) happy crowd for a two-course meal of roast The kindergarten plans to spend some of
Whatever sort of vehicle it and pudding at the Bungaree Community
was the person in it doesn’t Centre.
the funds on a proposed bush tucker garden
featuring local indigenous plants, which will
deserve this. They are just
doing their job. Don’t speed
Traditional competitions and prizes were provide a sensory, edible and sustainable
on offer throughout the day, with many garden for the children to engage with the
and it wouldn’t be an issue!!
- Sarah Green
mums winning on the spinning wheel, silent environment (and each other) and learn
auction and lucky numbers. Meanwhile, about local Wadawurrung culture.
So, this man was doing
his job that he is paid on
a regular basis and gets
injured for it. He doesn’t
make the rules just goes to
work like everyone else to
earn a living for his family. 
If you don’t speed, then these
cameras aren’t an issue. 
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Dear Editor, as very “traditional” and “conservative”.
Gateway alert signs BMG also has a certain image to maintain
Regarding proposed cat curfew.
including via the way its students dress
Matt Gorman, (Letters M/News 28 May) is
(M/News 11 June) - well-turned out students can attract
in denial, or just doesn’t get it!
prospective parents to the school. The word
Don’t waste money on new
I would suggest most cat owners look after
“uniform” itself is also instructive.
and feed their cats well (as he states is the
signs and road markings, And - while talking about words - who is
case with his pet), but this doesn’t stop them
Sam to dictate to BMG or anyone else which
carrying out actions such as killing animal
there’s already normal speed
parts of the English language can or cannot
wildlife, birds of all description including
RRR0032
be used? This type of censorship sounds
natives, because that is how they have
limit signs, people would like Communism (more below). Or it is just
evolved. Unless Mr Gorman watches what
“progressive thinking”? It’s hard to tell the
know the limit has changed
his cat is doing every minute of its time spent
difference sometimes.
outside, he won’t know what actions that
they obviously just ignore I wore a uniform to school for 13-years and
pet undertakes that are detrimental to the
then casual clothes to university (part-time)
environment and other neighbours.
it. Painting them a different
for another seven. Neither scenario was bet-
We also live in an urban (built up) area, and
ter or worse than the other – both had pros
colour won’t change people’s
our immediate neighbours have two cats,
and cons. Rather than making me feel ex-
while another one lives over the road. They
decision to abide by them cluded, my school uniform ultimately made
all spend some time in their own houses and
me feel more included. There was plenty of
backyards, like Mr Gorman’s cat, but they
are you serious? bullying at all the schools I attended but no
are allowed to roam day and night, with
student ever teased me about my clothes -
no control or responsibility shown by their
- Daniel Yallop there was no point. Consequently, there was
owners. I know they are out at night, as they
no “constant criticism, ridicule or comment”
continually set off the motion sensor lights
about my uniform. By contrast, when I was
outside our bedroom.
Reminds me of
Our garden is over 20 years old, hence it has first at uni, some of the more “progressive”
students did ridicule me because I was still
Victoria Bitter
quite a lot of trees and shrubs that attract
all kinds of birds. The house yards these using my (private) school bag there.
I also cannot remember any fellow school
- Teenz McScott
cats live in are quite devoid of this sort of
shrubbery, hence the cats spend a lot of time students saying that the uniform made them
roaming our back yard, stalking and killing “feel ashamed”. Everyone did not like wear-
ing the same clothes as everyone else, and
Sad that people need spe-
birds, scratching, defecating and weeing on
garden beds, snaring fish out of the pond, every day, but as the BMG letter itself indi-
cial signs to tell that they’re
sleeping under bushes during the day etc. cates, there can be problems if some children
have “better” (designer) non-uniform clothes
About four years ago, we were quite proud
entering a town. Would
to have a family of Willie Wagtails, three than others. I think this would have worse
student alienation outcomes than where eve-
have thought all the houses
or four families of Honeyeaters in and out
of the bottlebrushes, three families of Blue ryone basically dresses the same.
would be a giveaway. Oh
Wrens in the hedges, Mudlarks, Rosellas etc. I would agree that wearing a uniform made
me conformist in outlook but given that I
We had a pond with a dozen largish goldfish
well doesn’t cost much to
living happily also. had to go on to be a productive member of
society (rather than being unemployed or at
change signs does it.
Now, we don’t have fish in the pond, and
none of the aforementioned birds. All the fringe of the workforce), having to fit in
to a large organisation was a necessary evil.
- Dean Dutson
decimated over a couple of years by well-fed
cats out to do what comes naturally, stalk Yet my personality still allowed me to be an
individual.
and kill. A week would not go by that I didn’t
Regarding the “non-gendered uniform ap-
  I think its a great idea but
find a little pile of feathers somewhere in the
yard, and I was continually shooing away proach”, why don’t we all just pretend that
for those that continually
cats from our fish pond. Our grandchildren males and females are 100% the same, in-
cluding in their clothing needs? This was
often ask where the birds and fish have gone.
speed through small towns..
I read with interest Nanette Eibl’s comments tried successfully in Chairman Mao’s China.
Hundreds of millions of men and women
will it make a difference? I
in the latest M/News 4 June and I am in total
agreement with her. Its high time cat owners wore the same shapeless blue or green
uniforms including caps with red stars. Of
hope so.
were held accountable for their pets’ actions.
course, the Chairman was not at all “tradi-
I should add that our rear neighbours have tional” or “conservative” but known for his
- Liz McMahon
four cats, that are confined to the house, or “progressive thinking”. His Cultural Revo-

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Switching ball codes
By Meg Kennedy
She might have started her
sporting journey on the netball
courts, but Bacchus Marsh
student Lilli Condon is fast
becoming one of the young
football players to watch.
At 15-years old Lilli captained
the Greater Western Victoria
Rebels after playing just seven
games of football in the NAB
league and is set to be picked to
be part of the Victorian under-16
team.
Lilli says that playing football
was never on the cards, as
she “was confident I would
continue playing netball,” but
it wasn’t until coming across an
advertisement for the Greater
Western Victoria Rebels team
that she decided to give it ago.
“After meeting the rest of the
team and playing my first game,
I knew that footy was what I
wanted to do, and ever since
then I haven’t looked back and
it was possibly the best decision
I have made,” she said.
Lilli said her favourite thing
about the sport is “the culture
that has been created in
women’s football,” and the new
opportunities that are arising
with the growing popularity of
AFLW.
“Every one of us has one
passion which is to just play
footy and not let anything stop
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us,” she said.
“I love the freedom that footy
involves, [there’s] no restrictions
to where you are allowed to go,
as well as the competitiveness
which is like no other game I
have played.”
On becoming captain of
the Rebels, Lilli says the
opportunity funnily presented
itself after she was picked
“because I was the smallest.”
“It turned out to be an
awesome opportunity to be able
to improve on my leadership
skills and to settle my nerves I
had building up.”
If her recent success is anything
to go by, then it is no wonder
AFLW could be on the cards in
the future.
Lilli said that being on an
AFLW team “is definitely a
recent goal of mine.”
“Watching girls footy grow
around Australia has really
made me think how awesome it
would be to play footy at such a
high level,” she said.
“Achieving this will take a lot
of hard work and dedication but
at the moment I’m just focused
on playing footy for the teams I
am in now and enjoying it.”
Although AFLW is a dream
goal, Lilli also hopes to finish
year 12, go to university and to
travel around the world with
friends. Lilli Condon (right) on the football field chasing her opponent. Photo - Martin Keep/AFL Media
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Councillors More tourism

debate community events funded
By Kate Taylor Show, a new two-day event showcasing pre-

group rates
By Kate Taylor
Lowering room rental rates for community
groups has turned into a battle among the
East Ward councillors.
It started at the June 5 council meeting when
East Ward Councillor Tonia Dudzik moved a
motion to have council officers write a report
on doing away with higher casual rates for
community groups wanting to rent rooms
for things like meetings - at the Lerderderg
Library.
“As a Councillor I have received feedback
from various Moorabool community
groups that the cost of hiring a room at the
Lerderderg Library for meetings or group
activities has a negative impact on low
income members of the community,” Cr
Dudzik’s motion reads.
the motion he did raise the point that other
similar community groups across the shire
may very well face the same issue, so I
specifically asked the mover (Cr Dudzik) if
we could include all council buildings that
are for hire to community groups - and the
mover declined that, so that’s why I removed
my second,” Cr Bingham explained.
“As I said in the debate, at the end of the day
I’m not just a Ward councillor for the East,
I’m a councillor for the whole shire and I
refuse to be part of a divisive motion.”
East Ward Councillor John Keogh then
stepped in to second the motion – but the
remaining councillors voted against it and it
was defeated.
The fourth East Ward Councillor, Dave
Edwards, was an apology at the meeting and
A new event bringing old ways of life
to Bacchus Marsh has won support from
Moorabool Shire Council’s Tourism Events
Grants Program.
The program is designed to support
the planning and delivery of tourism
event initiatives with the expectation to
significantly increase visitation to Moorabool
Shire and levels of economic activity.
A total of $12,400 was available for grant
submissions between $100-$3,000 – and
grants program assessment is a competitive,
and merit-based one and to be considered,
applications had to meet the eligibility criteria
as outlined in the program guidelines.
This year, three applications were received
requesting a total of $8,064, with a total
project cost of more than $40,000 for the
combined projects.
Council granted $3,000 to the Rotary Club
of Bacchus Marsh Vintage Trucks and Trades
1960s activities.
“This is a new initiative for the Shire and
explores a theme which hasn’t been seen in
the Shire before,” the event assessment reads.
Council also approved a $2,064 grant for the
Lal Lal Soldiers Memorial Hall Committee’s
Lal Lal Makers and Growers Market,
also taking the unusual step of extending
council’s existing public liability insurance
on the building to also cover the event.
Missing out was the Blackwood Progress
Association’s application for funding toward
the Blackwood Woodchop and Easter
Carnival; it was assessed to make too much
profit to meet the eligibility guidelines,
however in refusing the grant council agreed
to provide in-kind operational support for
the event “to ensure the ongoing success of
this event.”
Councillors voted at the June 5 council
meeting to approve the grants.

Small error to be rectified

“The Lerderderg Library is a public space and
maximising Moorabool community group
usage of it, should be a priority. Community
participation and involvement is beneficial to
health and wellbeing. Removing of the hire
fee for Moorabool community groups at the
Lerderderg Library will encourage greater
community involvement and participation.”
Originally, the motion was seconded by
Cr Dudzik’s fellow East Ward Councillor
Jarrod Bingham but when he wanted to
change the motion to include all council-
owned buildings in the shire, not just the
Lerderderg Library, Cr Dudzik did not agree
and debate began.
“When Cr Toohey asked a question about
so did not vote on the motion.
Cr Bingham is now set to bring a new
motion to the next council meeting, one
which includes looking at lower rates for
community groups in all council buildings
across the shire.
“We’re not on council to look after our own
interests and our votes – just because the
people on the other side of the shire don’t
vote for me, doesn’t’ mean I don’t care about
them,” he said.
“At the end of the day, it’s only asking for a
report - the difference is, it would be inclusive
of the whole shire, not specifically Bacchus
Marsh. Why couldn’t we have a report for all
the council buildings in the shire?”
By Kate Taylor
There was a bit of a bad day at the office for Moorabool Shire Council back in April.
Council made a procedural error in the community consultation for a new community local
law, forgetting to advertise it in the government gazette and by Public Notice.
It was council’s solicitors that picked up the mistake.
“It is noted that Council followed the process laid out by its solicitors, however when officers
proceeded to finalise the process the solicitors advised that an error had been made,” read a
report prepared by council officers.
Councillors dealt with the matter at the June 5 council meeting with a quick revocation,
some more paperwork and Council is now required to publish the notice in the government
gazette and also a Public Notice, to meet its statutory obligations.

Moorabool Shire Council

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6.00pm, in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan. Senior Economic Development Officer (F/Time Temp 12 Month Contract) -
Members of the public are welcome to attend. Applications close on Friday 21 June 2019
Asset Data Officer – Permanent F/Time
COMMITTEE MEETING
Asset System Officer – Permanent F/Time
The next Section 86 Committee Meeting is of the Development Assessment
Applications for above jobs close on Friday 28 June 2019
Committee, and will be held tomorrow, Wednesday 19 June 2019, at 6.00pm,
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
in the North Wing Meeting Rooms of Council, 182 Halletts Way, Darley.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
LIVESTOCK SALE
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL IMPOUNDING OF LIVESTOCK ACT 1994
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
held in the Council Chambers, Ballan on Wednesday 26 June, 2019 commencing The following animals have been impounded from within the municipal district
at 6.00pm. of Moorabool Shire Council by Authorised Officers. Pursuant to Section 18 of the
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows: Impounding of Livestock Act 1994, the following animals have been impounded and will
1. Consideration of submissions to the Proposed 2019/20 Annual Budget. be sold by Public Auction
2. Consideration of submissions to the Draft 2017-2021 Council Plan (2019 Revision). • 10 x Sheep - Tuesday 18 June 2019
3. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
• 1 x Goat - Tuesday 18 June 2019
The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public and members
Notice is hereby given that the animals have not been claimed and will be auctioned at
of the public are most welcome to attend.
the Ballarat Livestock Exchange pursuant to Section 18 of the Impounding of Livestock
MOUNT WALLACE HALL AND RECREATION RESERVE INCORPORATED Act 1994.
Notice is given of an Annual General Meeting to be held on the 11 July 2019 For further details contact Moorabool Council on 5366 7100.
commencing at 7.30pm at the Mount Wallace Hall and Recreation Reserve.
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate persons as the Committee of Management
for the Mount Wallace Hall and Recreation Reserve for a term of 3 years.
All positions will be declared open.
For further details please contact Francis Lloyd, Secretary Mount Wallace Hall and
Recreation Reserve Committee of Management on 5360 8269.

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Derek Madden
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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By Meg Kennedy
Creative writers across the shire gathered
to celebrate the rich writing history of
Moorabool, as the winners of the 2019 Peter
Carey Short Story Award and Moorabool
Young Writers’ Awards were announced.
Entrants, supportive parents, teachers and
the local literary community packed the
Lerderderg Library in Bacchus Marsh on
the afternoon of Saturday 1 June, celebrating
an array of short stories that pulled at the
heartstrings, questioned our current reality,
and shared the intricacies of what it means
to be human.
The Moorabool Young Writers Award,
judged by Bacchus Marsh young adult
author Allyse Near, received more than 150
entries, making it the most successful to date
for its second year running.
The entries were a variety of stories ranging
from unicorns, monsters; to more serious
stories such as homelessness and looking at
war from the perspective of a carrier pigeon.
“The 170 brave young writers gave it their all
to tell a story that reflects what’s inside them,
that shows how they see the world around
them as only they can, by creating characters
that take the reader on an incredible journey
in the short space of only a few well-crafted
pages,” said local author and event organiser
Jem Tyley-Miller.
“Stories can do many things, and when told
well, they can light a fire inside the reader,
making them laugh and cry and revaluate
how they see others different to them. Stories
really are magical beasts.”
Peter Carey Short Story Award Judge Nic
Low began his speech with a traditional
Maori chant and commended all the entrants
on their work before announcing this year’s
winner – ‘Let’s Talk Trojan Bee’ by Alex
Cothren, who had flown in from Adelaide
for the ceremony.
Mr Low described ‘Let’s Talk Trojan Bee’ as
“a kaleidoscopic piece”, built entirely from
fictional quotations spanning Twitter, Fox
News, The New York Times, IPCC reports,
Breitbart and Infowars.
“Alex tells a tale of climate change and the
impact of collapsing bee populations. But
the frame quickly expands to encompass
migrant workers, border control, far-right
Peter Carey Short Story Award Winner:
Alex Cothren for his story ‘Let’s Talk Trojan Bee’.
Runner-up: Paige Clark for her story ‘Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’.
Local Entry: Bob Carey-Grieve for his story ‘Act III’.
Young Writers Award:
Junior Category
First: Matilda John, Mount Arapiles Adventure
Second: Tafheem Hazari, Tom and Elip: The Best Friends
Third: Ryan Simson, The Very Normal Boy
Commended: Ivy Tyley-Miller, Going Camping
Commended: Bryson McMillan, How the Axolotls Got Their Legs
Intermediate Category:
First: Alisha Rizvi, The Dragon’s Castle
Second: Jessica Hutchesson, A New Home
Third: Owen Simson, The day we went camping
Commended: Indiana Tyley- Miller, The Virus
Commended: Charlie Mckinnon, The Magical Basketball Shoes
Youth Category:
First: Grace Fisher, War: A pigeon’s Perspective
Second: Jack O’Leary, Voice of the Wind
Third: Matthew Michalik, The Itch
Commended: Charlotte Caligari, Under the Bridge
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conspiracy theories, mass shootings and
ultimately civil war. It’s ingenious, timely,
and politically and socially astute. It’s also
hilarious,” he said.
Alex Cothren received $1000 prizemoney,
with runner-up Paige Clark receiving $500
for her story ‘Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’ which
Mr Low described as “highly polished.”
“Paige has written and then edited it down
to the bone with an angular confidence that
frequently made me suck in my breath. This
compression gives the piece the air of a time-
honed oral history, even of a myth.”
Fellow event organiser and author Wayne
Marshall said the awards had taken on “a life
of its own” since its beginnings three years
ago, having received entries from across the
country and by some of “Australia’s most
high-profile short story writers”.
“What we’d intended, originally, was (From L-R) 2019 Peter Carey Short Story Award winner Alex Cothren, Judge Nic Low,
something far more simple; a story Runner-up Paige Clark, Best Local Entry winner Bob Carey-Grieve. Photos Meg Kennedy
competition to encourage and foster the
wealth of writing talent we have locally.
Writing is often hard work; it’s mostly
solitary…what writers need, as much
as anything, is encouragement and
opportunity.”
This year saw the addition of the first Best
Local Entry Award, with Ballan resident Bob
Carey-Grieve its inaugural winner for his
short story ‘Act III’.
Mr Carey-Grieve told the crowd that he was
inspired to entry the award after his child
entered last year’s Young Writers’ Award.
The award was also the last for Lerderderg
Library’s Natalie Grero, who served as
Programs Coordinator at the library and was
a pivotal member of the Peter Carey Short
Story Award Committee.
“Saturday was Nat’s last day at the library,
thus ending her involvement with the
awards. Nat was a pivotal figure in making (From L-R) Intermediate category: Commended - Indiana Tyley Miller, Third Place - Owen
the PCSSA a reality and worked tirelessly Simson, Judge Allyse Near, First Place - Alisha Rizvi, Participation - Charlie Hutchesson.
to develop the awards. We wish her all the
best in everything she does next,” said Mr
Marshall.
‘Let’s Talk Trojan Bee’ by Alex Cothren
and ‘Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’ by Paige Clark
will be published in the Spring 2019 issue of
literary journal Meanjin.
An extract of ‘Act III’ by Bob-Carey-Grieve
will be published in the June 18 edition of the
Moorabool News.
(From L-R) Youth category: Third Place - Matthew Michalik, Judge Allyse Near, Second
Place - Jack O’Leary, First Place - Grace Fisher, Commended - Charlotte Caligari.
Junior category: First Place - Matilda John. Photo - Submitted. Second Place - Tafheem
Hazari, Third Place - Ryan Simson. Photos Meg Kennedy
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Ballan & District Community Bank

Community Engagement and Investment Program – May 2019
Total Community Contributions since opening - $383,099.20

Joanne Raffaele, Kaye Robertson, Josh Mullane & Shannen Lacey Bob Scott, Frank Higgins, Ron Callender & Drew Elliott
Ballan Football Netball Club Ballan Men’s Shed
$1,500 - equipment purchase - Netta Junior Netball program $2,000 - café blinds

Josh Mullane and Shannon Bailey Mick Conroy & Sharren Mullane Eddie & Jessie Davis, Rick Biden & Shannen Lacey
Ballan Racecourse Recreation Reserve Ballan Recreation Reserve Ballan Shire Historical Society
$2,390 - water tank $5,000 - fencing & gate Cowie St entrance $1,795 - air conditioner for Ballan Courthouse

Shane Murphy & Drew Elliott Jo Taylor & Shannon Bailey Emily Corbet, Leah Hanrahan & Shannen Lacey
Dunnstown Football Netball Club $5,000 - contribution Gordon Community Fair Wallace & District Kindergarten
to rubber surface in club change rooms $2,000 - Gordon Community Fair 2019 $2,000 - Mother’s Day Luncheon fundraiser

Rick Campey & Sharren Mullane Symone Barry with CWA members Sue and Lana & Drew Elliott Dennis Spielvogel & Shannon Bailey
Ballan RSL Sub Branch Ballan & District CWA Bungaree & District Historical Society
$5,000 - PA system $2,000 - mid-winter community bush dance $1,000 – 2019 ANZAC Day Sponsorship
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CANCER—June 22-July 22
Friendship, the platonic variety is featured now. Career
promises are not fulfilled, yet. Family life can be hectic

Stars & Puzzles

throughout the weekend. Don’t fight it, join in the fun
LEO—July 23-August 22
News from far away may get you making plans. People
turn to you as a source of information - you are flattered,
but be sure you are right. Look for shopping bargains on
the weekend.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE Keep informed, you have got to be up to the moment.

★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
Yours is a supporting role now, but it brings rewards. This
is a good time to review miscellaneous papers.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
A recent financial setback is reversed and life is now on
★★★★★★★★ the up. Show business has its place in the week’s plan -
be a ham! Older persons command more attention than
usual.

ARIES—March 21-April 20 SCORPIO—October 23-November 21

Financial undertakings still demand time and meticulous
attention. You and your family’s health demands care too.
An old daydream may turn into reality.
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
Lucky in love - at home, away, married and single. This
is a good time to discuss new opportunities. Family life
may be less than harmonious - best to stay in the
background.
Return anything that is overdue, write overdue letters
return emails promptly, then sit back and enjoy what’s
left of a relaxing week. Phone messages can get twisted,
so verify matters before you jump to conclusions.
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Trust your judgement rather than experiment with your
hunches. Enjoy relief from recent social pressures - but
only for a while. Obligations soon come calling again.

GEMINI—May 23-June 21 CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20

Don’t be so obvious in romance. In business, however, Your pride may be punctured around the weekend, but
be uncommonly forthright. It is easy to get immersed in avoid the blues and take on the competition. Decorating
personal affairs of remote acquaintances. Thursday and and painting are favoured.
Sunday are lucky days. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
CANCER—June 22-July 22
NO. 9105 Friendship, the platonic variety is featured now. Career
House hunting and shopping around is favoured, but de-
cisions on purchases require added caution. Don’t put off
ACROSS DOWN promises are not fulfilled, yet. Family life can be hectic meetings, especially with family. Parent - child relation-
1. Fake (8) 2. Braid (5) throughout the weekend. Don’t fight it, join in the fun ships become more important.
6. Measure (4) 3. Resentment (7) PISCES—February 20-March 20
8. Daybreak (4) 4. Vow (4) LEO—July 23-August 22
This is a preview week. You get a sneak look into future
9. Charm (8) 5. Grand (8) News from far away may get you making plans. People happenings. An influentual person may contact you. This
10. Seat (5) 6. Advantage (5) turn to you as a source of information - you are flattered, is a good time to think thin, then do something to get
11. Fool (6) 7. Understand (7) but be sure you are right. Look for shopping bargains on yourself into magnificent shape.
13. Fee (6) 12. Stand (8) the weekend.
15. Certainly (6) 14. Encourage (7) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
17. Fight (6) 16. China (7) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 Thrift, energy, good conversation, a tendency to leave
19. Centre (5) 18. Flower (5) Keep informed, you have got to be up to the moment. things unfinished and restlessness are what you are known
22. Dagger (8) 20. Circular (5) Yours is a supporting role now, but it brings rewards. This for. You can gain advancement as a manager, but first
23. Smear (4) 21. Bench (4) is a good time to review miscellaneous papers. curb that restless streak.
24. Cut (4)
25. Drink (8) LIBRA—September 23-October 22
A recent financial setback is reversed and life is now on
CRYPTIC PUZZLE

SUDOKU
the up. Show business has its place in the week’s plan -
ACROSS be a ham! Older persons command more attention than
1. Blue is wrong! (8). 6. Calling the crocodile? (4). 8. usual.
“Friendly” is getting close (4). 9. Serve the people and
get a gift (8). 10. Proper way to help (5). 11. Hang man SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
with a gammy leg (6). 13. A prompt for the musician (6). NUMBER
Return GAME
anything that is overdue, write overdue letters
15. Is in a terrible stew, though most sensible (6). 17. A return emails promptly, then sit back and enjoy what’s
flier good at taking off (6). 19. Accepted with thanks by left of a relaxing
ANSWER week. BELOW
Phone messages can get twisted,
the man (5). 22. Support the flag (8). 23. Got up in pink so verify matters before you jump to conclusions.
(4). 24. The bow is most important (4). 25. Succeeds in
getting the animals water (4,4). SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
DOWN Trust your judgement rather than experiment with your
2. Denoted it was destined for (5). 3. Doesn’t go for left- hunches. Enjoy relief from recent social pressures - but
overs (7). 4. Guards the launching platforms (4). 5. Finds only for a while. Obligations soon come calling again.
one denigrates (4,4). 6. Language the French can fol-
low (5). 7. Points to the buckets of food (7). 12. Left, as CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
I’d arranged, in Egypy (4,4). 14. Put a table outide, it’s Your pride may be punctured around the weekend, but
such a sunny day (7). 16. Bird fight over a scrap (7). 18. avoid the blues and take on the competition. Decorating
A big parcel from America (5). 20. A rest for the artist (5). and painting are favoured.
21. Move as far out as you can go (4). AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
Spar-row. 18, Ranch. 20, Easel. 21, Edge. House hunting and shopping around is favoured, but de-
cisions on purchases require added caution. Don’t put off
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9104
6, La-tin. 7, N-oodles. 12, Port Said. 14, Ro-a-ster. 16,
Down - 2, Meant. 3, Remains. 4, Pads. 5, Runs down. meetings, especially with family. Parent - child relation-
ships become more important.
25, Does well. QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Bide. 7, Champagne. 8, Over. 9, Aver. 10,
Parrot. 19, Ta-Ken. 22, Standard. 23, Rose. 24, Arch. PISCES—February 20-March 20
Deed. 11, Mass. 14, Cornettist. 16, Improbable. 19, Date.
10, St-aid. 11, Dan-gle. 13, Presto. 15, W-is-est. 17,
This is a preview week. You get a sneak look into future
22, Isis. 24, Rand. 25, Ague. 26, Strangler. 27, Brat. happenings. An influentual person may contact you. This
Across - 1, Improper. 6, Line. 8, Warm. 9, Do-nation.
Down - 1, Bloom. 2, Dress. 3, Shiver. 4, Emerge. 5, is a good time to think thin, then do something to get
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Land. 6, Incessant. 12, Animosity. 13, Scar. 15, Tied. yourself into magnificent shape.
17, Borage. 18, Bonnet. 20, Anger. 21, Elect. 23, Stab.
den. 18, Tulip. 20, Round. 21, Form.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Asset. 7, Realise. 12, Pedestal. 14, Hearten. 16, Dres-
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS Thrift, energy, good conversation, a tendency to leave
Down - 2, Plait. 3, Rancour. 4, Oath. 5, Splendid. 6,
Across - 1, Rips (anag.). 7, Sediments (anag.). 8, Owns. things unfinished and restlessness are what you are known
Heart. 22, Stiletto. 23, Daub. 24, Snip. 25, Lemonade.
for. You can gain advancement as a manager, but first
Stool. 11, Nitwit. 13, Charge. 15, Indeed. 17, Battle. 19,
9, Carp. 10, Turn. 11, S-ale. 14, Look down on. 16, Fire
curb that restless streak.
Across - 1, Spurious. 6, Acre. 8, Dawn. 9, Talisman. 10,
screen. 19, Ti-dE (rev.). 22, (ho)Use-d(amp). 24, Aide
QUICK SOLUTIONS
(anag.). 25, Meet (rev.). 26, Nor-we-gian. 27, Lena
(anag.).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9105
Down - 1, Roots. 2, Pan-el. 3, Legato. 4, Tipped. 5, Left.
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WHAT’S ON
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Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club B3 Community

ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
For class enrolment information, venue hire and costs; please
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
Short courses and classes. 33-35 Jonathan Drive, Darley. BM &
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390.
The Laurels – Bacchus Marsh Community College
Courses and classes. 229 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh.
Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061.
U3A Bacchus Marsh
Active seniors social learning, for daily activities contact
5367 5341 or visit our website - www.u3abacchus.org.au
MEETINGS
BacchChat @ Lerderderg Library
1st Saturday of the Month, 10am-12 noon. Various topics of
interest presented. Enquiries – 5366 7100 or www.moorabool.
vic.gov.au/libraries
CWA - The Marshians Night Branch Bacchus Marsh
Meet first Tuesday of month - The Hub, Wittick St, Darley,
7pm.  Enquiries - Gay Hooper 0413 350 012.
Ballan & District CWA
Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday each month. RSL Hall,
Inglis St, Ballan, 7.30pm. All welcome - enquiries to 0407 992
767 or email ballandistrictcwa@gmail.com
Ballan District Vintage Machinery & Vehicle Club
Meetings - second Monday each month, 8pm. Tom Mullane
Pavilion, Ballan Racecourse Reserve. Enquiries – Brian 5368
2255 or Ray 5368 1177.
Moorabool Mission Recovery Group
Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member
out of control? Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm – Jean
Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh. Enq-
Pastor Merv Patton – 0412 290 036.
The Pottery Group
Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall
(next to Tennis Courts), Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome.
Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031.
Bacchus Marsh Playgroup
(Behind St Andrew’s Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg
Street, Bacchus Marsh. Monday-Friday 9am, 11am, 1pm &
3pm. Enquiries – Cindy 0433 651 066.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
229 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park
Working bees every 3rd Sunday of each month. All welcome.
Enquiries - 0400 052 857.
Darley Park Native Gardens
Working Bee, 1st Tuesday of the month at 9am. Contact Andy
5367 2616 or Wendy 5367 4170.
Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church
Hall  - 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
905 558 Tamsin. 
Ballan Anglers Inc
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Senior Citizens
Room, Steiglitz Street, Ballan, 7.30pm. More anglers and
families needed and welcome – 0400 003 936.
Bacchus Marsh CWA Day Branch
Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am at the Darley
Hub, Wittick Street, Darley. Enquiries: 5368 7273.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
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 – Kerry 9741 9705.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Next market – Saturday 6 July 2019.
First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan – 9am-1pm.
Enquiries – Kristie 0406 426 460.
Darley Market
Saturday 6th July, 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each month
at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345 145
(Alan).
CHURCH
COFFEE CONNECT
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church ONCE A MONTH
Family friendly, informal church with a difference.
Every 2nd & 4th Sunday 4.30pm at The Pavilion Room,
Darley Civic Centre, 182 Halletts Way, Darley.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Every Sunday 9am and
1st Sunday 10.30am, 3rd & 4th Sunday 11am, Balliang - 2nd
Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am, Myrniong - 1st and 3rd
Sunday 11am. Enquiries 5367 5362. 
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.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non-denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
KYB Monday evenings 6pm (0429 681 566.) Ladies KYB
Wednesday 1pm (5367 6834).
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the Bacchus Marsh RSL, 203
Main Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
St Bernard’s Bacchus Marsh Catholic Church
Mass Times – Saturday- 5pm; Sunday – 8.30am & 10am.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
YOUR BUSINESS
YOUR NETWORKING CALENDAR
JULY 2019
◆ Coffee Connect – Friday 5 July, 7.30-8.30am, TBC
◆ Business Training
Tuesday 16 July, Time and Venue TBC
AUGUST 2019
◆ Coffee Connect – Friday 2 August, 7.30-8.30am, TBC
◆ ASBAS Digital Solutions Program workshop series
TRAINING James Young
NETWORKRoom,EVENING
Lerderderg Library,
SPEED 215 Main St,
NETWORKING
ONCE A MONTH BIMONTHLY TWICE A YEAR

Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial A range of topics to help Bacchus Marsh
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main
Enjoy a free coffee, share ideas,
St, you An evening of B2B networking and One minute to introduce and

Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535. chat to other business owners and
Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
enhance your business services an industry presentation held
◆ Profile Building and Networking on summarise your business – you
LinkedIn
Council officers. and knowledge. across Moorabool Shire. don’t know who you will meet!
St John’s Anglican Church Ballan Tuesday 6 August, 9.00am-12.00pm
FEBRUARY 2019 APRIL 2019
58 Simpson St, Ballan - Service - 10:30 every Sunday. Enq -
Coffee Connect register here
Rev’d Glen Wesley - 5368 2730.  Coffee Connect register here
Friday 1 February, 7.30-8.30am  free
All sessions Fridayto attend
5 April, (unless otherwise stated)
7.30-8.30am
St Malachy’s Catholic Church Blackwood
Cafe Chino on the Avenue, 208 Main St, Bacchus Marsh Each session
Jolly requires
Miller Café, individual
136 registration.
Main St, Bacchus Marsh

Easter Monday Service at 10am. Small Business Victoria workshop register here
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James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
(St Paul’s) - Services 11.15am everySupper
Sunday.
Room, Bacchus Marsh Public Hall, 207 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
MAY 2019

Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service
Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians
Mass every Saturday 6.30pm.
YOUR B
Small Business Bus visit register here
 Thursday 7 February, 10.00am-4.00pm Coffee Connect
and
Outside Children’s
the Lerderderg Program.
Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
 Friday 3 May, 7.30-8.30am, Venue TBC
MARCH 2019  Speed Networking
Wednesday 8 May, 6.00-7.30pm, Venue TBC
Korobeit
Coffee Connect register here
YOUR NETWO
Friday 1 March, 7.30-8.30am
Zest Licensed Café, 1/130 Inglis St, Ballan
 Business Training
Tuesday 14 May, 9.00-11.00am, Venue TBC
Moorabool Business Network Evening
 ASBAS Digital Solutions Program workshop series
James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
 Thursday 30 May, 6.00-9.00pm, Venue TBC
JUNE 2019
 Social Media Marketing 101 Coffee Connect
Tuesday 5 March, 9.00am-12.00pm The ASBAS Digital Solutions Program is a
 Friday 7 June, 7.30-8.30am, Venue TBC
one-off membership fee of $55.
Business Training
 Digital Marketing Essentials
Tuesday 12 March, 9.00am-12.00pm
As a member, you will have access to:
 Tuesday 11 June, 9.00-11.00am, Venue TBC
 1:1 Mentoring
 Online Learning Platform & Webinars
 These four group workshops plus four
 Simple Steps to Building a Website more in August 2019
Tuesday 19 March, 9.00am-12.00pm
Sign up today online at
asbas.melbourneinnovation.com.au
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Tuesday 26 March, 9.00am-12.00pm ONCE A MONTH ONCE A MONTH BIMONTHLY

Moorabool Business Network Evening Enjoy a free coffee, share ideas, A range of topics to help you An evening of B2B
 Thursday 28 March, 6.00-9.00pm, Venue TBC chat to other business owners and enhance your business services an industry presen
Council officers. and knowledge. across Moorabool

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Don’t Dream A Dream – Buy One! Auctions
down to date,
but not in
Geelong
10 William Street, Bacchus Marsh
$980,000-$1,070,000
Sitting on a substantial 1733m² block right in the heart of
town is this impeccable 4 bedroom residence. Upon entry
you are greeted by an impressive hallway providing
access to 3 generous sized bedrooms, central bathroom GIL KING
& through to the solid timber kitchen. Entertaining is CEO, REIV
easy with seamless access to the dining & large family
room. Adjacent to the living area is the huge master The top three auction towns
bedroom with full ens, WIR & French doors leading in Regional Victoria so far
out to the north facing alfresco. Flanked by an 11.8m x this year are all in the Gee-
4.2m lock up garage. Walk through the rear gate & you’ll long area with Belmont lead-
find a hidden paradise complete with dining areas, bar, ing the pack, chalking up
shower, W/C, in ground pool, custom built gazebo,
64 auctions in 2019 which is
workshop & enough room to kick the footy, play cricket,
exactly the same number re-
park the caravan or boat!
corded at this time last year.
Second on the list is High-
ton, which has hosted 37
auctions, compared with
58 at this point in 2018 and
third is Geelong West with
35 auctions compared with
45 at this time last year.
While auctions are down 36
per cent overall in Regional
Victoria on last year’s fig-
ures, most likely due to low
market confidence as well as
buyers and sellers awaiting
the result of the Federal Elec-
tion, there are some country
towns that have seen more
auctions in 2019 than 2018.
There have been 22 auctions
in Lara, more than double
www.arbeerealestate.com.au the 10 held there at this point
in 2018 while Mildura has
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333 hosted 24 auctions, com-
Arbee Real Estate pared with 21 in 2018. In East
Large Family Home In Tranquil Surrounds
47 Eaglehawk Road, Lal Lal
Set on approx five acres is this magnificent family home of grand proportions with no expense spared, to ensure the
upmost quality & comfort throughout. The home comprises of six bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, multiple living
areas, including a pool room with study nook, lounge room with wood heater & an upstairs rumpus room for the kids.
There is a 6 x 9m American style barn for cars, boats or trailers along with chook pens, NBN internet, 115,000 litres of
tank water, solar/gas hot water, quality fittings & landscaped gardens.
Price: $699,000 - $719,000
Agent: Matthew Edwards 0401 728 881
matthewe@prdballarat.com.au
51 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat 3350
Phone 5331 1111 www.prdballarat.com.au www.prdballarat.com.au
Geelong, there was one more
auction so far this year, with
19, than the 2018 figure of 18.
There were a high volume
of auctions in Torquay in
the first part of 2018, with
54 held and that number
has dropped to 32 this year.
Similarly, auction was the
preferred method of sale for
43 properties in Newtown in
2018, but there have been just
24 this year. And in Echuca,
there were 41 auctions in
2018 versus 23 this year to
date. Shepparton has record-
ed one less auction with 22
in 2018 and 23 in 2019.
The top Regional Victoria
auction sale so far in 2019
was a three-bedroom wa-
terfront home in Geelong
which changed hands for
$2.38 million in April. This
was followed by another
waterfront property – two
homes on Lake Nagambie
with their own private jetty
– that sold together for $1.49
million in March. Rounding
out the top three was an-
other Geelong gem, a three-
bedroom house that sold
under the hammer for $1.45
million in April.
The REIV is starting to see
a pick up in the auction mar-
ket, which we expect to con-
tinue as the property market
picks up towards the end of
the year.
To find out more about the
property market in your
area, go to https://reiv.com.
au/market-insights
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 27 Horder Crescent, Darley FOR SALE 10 William Street, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 1 4 3 2

Room To Move Don’t Dream a Dream – Buy One!

Situated on a large 1219sqm allotment in the prestigious Elms Estate. 4
bedrooms, master with ens & WIR, BIRs to 2 other bedrooms, & 2
separate living areas. Blackwood timber kitchen fitted with new
cooktop, wall oven & dishwasher. Bathroom with bath & vanity, 2
separate shower rooms & 2 separate toilets. Ducted heating & cooling,
freshly painted, new carpets and window furnishings.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $559,000 - $579,000
Sitting on a substantial 1733m² block right in the heart of town is this
impeccable 4 bedroom residence. 3 generous sized bedrooms, central
bathroom & solid timber kitchen. Entertaining is easy with seamless
access to the dining & large family room. Adjacent to the living area is
the huge master bedroom with full ens, WIR & French doors leading out
to the north facing alfresco. Flanked by an 11.8m x 4.2m lock up garage.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $980,000 - $1,070,000

NEW LISTING CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Peter 0429 671 990 Daryl 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 3 Luton Court, Darley FOR SALE 7 Pike Place, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 1 3 2 2
Quiet & Comfortable! It Just Feels Like Home!
In a quiet court location on a 700m2 block this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom Sensationally presented much loved family residence on a large 877m²
home is ideal for both the first home buyer or young family. Consisting block in a quiet court close to Main Street. Boasting terrific build quality
of a lounge room & formal dining area, updated kitchen with electric and a great floor plan it features a Master bedroom with full ENS & WIR.
stove, wall oven & a spacious meals area. The master has a WIR & ens, The remaining 2 bedrooms with BIRs. Large study/4th bedroom. 2
& remaining bedrooms have BIRs. The toilet is separate from the family living areas. Open plan kitchen/dining/living. Ducted heating & cooling.
bathroom. Ducted gas heating & evap cooling is installed throughout. Undercover outdoor entertainment area. Landscaped gardens.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $445,000 - $465,000 FOR SALE $550,000-$590,000
CONTACT Daryl 0409 233 157 CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 19 Osborne Street, Maddingley FOR SALE 7 Davies Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 1 1 3 1 1

Multiple Options with Industrial 2 Zoning What An Opportunity

Unique opportunity to purchase 978sqm (approx) of Industrial 2 zoned Step inside and experience the quality and neatness of this 3 bedroom,
land in the Maddingley Industrial Estate. Well maintained 3 bedroom, 1 1 bathroom home. The bright & spacious loungeroom with split system
bathroom home with multiple living areas & provide a great opportunity a/c is adjoining the meals & kitchen area. The kitchen with ample
to run your business from home. Build a factory out the back, or utilise cupboard & bench space comes with a gas cooktop & rangehood & WIP.
the land for other purposes (STCA). Industrial 2 zoned blocks are hard The master bedroom has WIR & split system a/c & bedrooms 2 & 3 are
to come by and the home on the property gives additional flexibility. generous in size. Single garage, garden shed & landscaped gardens.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $460,000-$480,000 FOR SALE $360,000 - $380,000
CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 57 Connor Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 40 McLachlan Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2

Lifestyle Living At It’s Best Enjoy That New Home Smell

Beautifully presented, much loved family residence ticks all the boxes Brand new, quality built home by Total Building in Bacchus Marsh.
for idyllic resort style living. Featuring 3 generous size bedrooms. Enjoy high end workmanship throughout this spacious 3 bedroom
Multiple living spaces ensuring enough room for the whole family. home. Generous master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, other 2 bedrooms
Spacious front lounge and formal dining room leading to the open plan are oversized & have BIRs. Large, bright, open plan, kitchen, meals
kitchen/meals/living area adjoining an impressive 13.5m x 5.8m living area, flowing out to the undercover alfresco area. Separate sitting
outdoor area complete with pool & decking for year round enjoyment. room/rumpus room. Double garage with internal access.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $599,000-$630,000 FOR SALE $635,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 27 Moore Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 27 Grantleigh Drive, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 2 4 3 4

Big Block, Even Bigger Views! Glorious Grantleigh

This family home on a fantastic 1325m2 block of land has to be Stunning, quality built home, right in the heart of the Grantleigh Estate, on
inspected to be appreciated. This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with 2 an 800sqm corner block. Four generous bedrooms, master with modern
great living areas & a timber kitchen has panoramic views over our ENS & WIR, remaining 3 oversized bedrooms have BIRs. Beautiful open
township & beyond. Ducted heating & cooling, double length carport plan kitchen meals, family area leading out to the undercover 40sqm
with remote flows into the large covered outdoor entertaining area. (approx.) alfresco area. A second living area & double garage, as well as a
Drive through to backyard and rear laneway access to your block. 9x6mtr garage (with shower/toilet & basin).
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $660,000 - $680,000 FOR SALE $690,000-$720,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Rikki Millington
5367 2333 0475 888 101 0409 233 157 0429 671 990 Sales Support

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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6 3 4
Darley 331 Swans Road Bed Bath Car
Shee Oak Ridge – 41 acres Private Sale
Excellent lifestyle property perched high $1,220,000 - $1,320,000
above Bacchus Marsh with scenic views to Office 2/137 Main Street,
the city skyline. Functional floorplan with 6 Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, two living zones, a Contact
beautiful deluxe style kitchen, in-ground pool Len Smith 0418 343 754
& flood-light tennis court. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 22nd June
10.00-10.30am
Photo ID required
3 2 8 4
Bacchus Marsh 17 George Street Bed Bath Car
Gorgeous Californian Bungalow with modern Private Sale
comforts and a handy address $545,000 - $570,000
This captivating Californian bungalow offers Office 2/137 Main Street,
character & charm throughout and add to that Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
an exceptionally convenient central address Contact
and together you have a gorgeous home Len Smith 0418 343 754
that’s destined to impress. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 22nd June
11.45am-12.15pm
Photo ID required
3 1 2 4
Bacchus Marsh 81 Gisborne Road Bed Bath Car
Renovate, Detonate or Develop Private Sale
This older style weatherboard home is Forthcoming Auction
located right in the heart of Bacchus Marsh. Office 2/137 Main Street,
Opportunity here to renovate or detonate Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact
or make an excellent multi unit development
Len Smith 0418 343 754
site. Land size is 1100 sqm. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 22nd June
2.15-2.45pm
Photo ID required
3 2 2 4
Darley 2/10 Fredrick Street Bed Bath Car
Well Built 3 Bedroom Unit – 232m2 Land Private Sale
Tucked away in a quiet street is this well built $350,000 - $380,000
3 bedroom low maintenance unit. Ideal for Office 2/137 Main Street,
the first home buyer, investor or downsizer. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Located close to shops, schools, public Contact
transport and freeway entrance to Melbourne Len Smith 0418 343 754
& Ballarat. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
The Moorabool News – 18 June, 2019 Page 17
www.lensmith.com.au
Darley Lot 25 (No 21) Maddison Circuit
Room to Move – 1650 sqm Private Sale
Set in the popular Maddison Estate in $460,000 - $490,000
Darley and only minutes to Primary Schools, Office 2/137 Main Street,
Childcare facilities, Shopping Centre & easy Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
freeway access to Melbourne/Ballarat, this is Contact
an opportunity not to be missed. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 22nd June
11.00-11.30am
Photo ID required
2 1
Bacchus Marsh 75 Lerderderg Street Bed Bath Car
4 Bedroom Home on Lerderderg Street Private Sale
664m2 Land $630,000 - $660,000
This beautiful north facing home is located Office 2/137 Main Street,
in one of the best streets of Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Walking distance to local parks, schools, cafes, Contact
Village Shopping Centre and town centre. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 22nd June
1.00-1.30pm
Photo ID required
2 2
Eynesbury 10 Jamieson Court Bed Bath Car
A Captivating and Unique Home Private Sale
Alfresco entertaining and spacious family $750,000 - $770,000
living, this award winning home delivers in Office 2/137 Main Street,
one impressive package. In a quiet court in Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
the family-oriented Eynesbury Estate opposite Contact
parklands and wooded forest at rear makes Len Smith 0418 343 754
this quality home the perfect choice. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
L D
S O
1 1
Maddingley 34 Labilliere Street Bed Bath Car
Fresh & Bright Period Home Close to the Action Private Sale
Fresh and bright 4 bedroom home with $500,000 - $530,000
gorgeous character detail and quality Office 2/137 Main Street,
updates throughout. Private and peaceful Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
just moments to all town amenities, 651sqm Contact
parcel of land enhanced by a cherished north Len Smith 0418 343 754
facing rear aspect. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
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Bacchus Marsh Netball Assoc.

FINALS - Wednesday Night
Section 1
Jayes 33 lost Devils Snr 38
Section 2
Shooters 30 def Power 19
Squad
BM Firetails 16 def VUSC Yellow 6
Hurricans Aroha 25 def BM Firetails 15

Ballan Brumbies Basketball The Under 11 & 12 athletes start their 2km cross-country event. Photo - submitted

Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

Results – Week ending 16 June 2019
U10 Boys
Ballan White 14 def Sovereign Knights 6
Ballan Blue 35 def Wildcats19
U10 Girls
Ballan 14 lost Phoenix 16
U12 Boys
Ballan White 36 def Celtic Tigers Green 2
Ballan Blue 16 def Excies Acmy15
U12 Girls
Ballan 23 def Wildcats 21
U14 Boys
Ballan White 7 lost Sovereign Knights White 15
Ballan Blue 52 def Celtic Tigers Green 29
U14 Girls
Ballan 25 def Phoenix White 12
U16 Boys
Ballan 36 def Phoenix Blue 18
U16 Girls
Ballan 33 def Phoenix 23
U18 Boys
Ballan 21 lost Celtic Tigers Green 26
This week’s Centre Cross Country meet was held at Egan’s
Reserve, Greendale. Although a flat course, the athletes were
required to manoeuvre their way through the twist and
turns of the winding courses.
The Under 6s event saw a convincing win by Harry Johansen
in their 500m event, while only 0.5 seconds separated Imogen
Borg in 2nd place from Lucy Wise in 3rd.
Harrison Lovett continues his brilliant form for the season
with yet another victory over the Under 7/8 1000 metres
distance. Myah Estlick, Mackenzie Quick, Iyla Robison and
Mathilde Grant all crossed the finish line within seconds of
each other.
In the combined Under 9 & 10 1500m event Nicholas Ide
recorded a Personal Best time for another win with Oliver
Quick in 2nd place and Harrison Lovett, also in a PB time,
in 3rd place. Kaylee McDowell continues to improve as the
season progresses and also recorded a PB for the event.
The Under 11 & 12 athletes completed 2 laps of the 1km
course, with 1st placed Samuel White unthreatened over the
distance. Mackenzie Estlick was the first girl home while
Emma Stewart continues to improve
each week, and a PB run saw her cross
the finish line in 3rd place. Well done
to Anna Seymour, James Burton and
Ava Cook who all recorded PBs for the
race.
In the Open age 3km event, Danielle
Ide took line honours crossing the finish line in 13.44 while
Tyrah Doyle placed 2nd with Grace Mutsaerts claiming 3rd
place. All girls recorded PBs for their efforts.
The Western Metro Region Cross Country Carnival will
be held at Lake Dewar Lodge, Myrniong this Saturday. The
Centre will be represented by the following athletes – James
Burton, Oliver Carr, Elise Cook, Mackenzie Estlick, Shameka
Grero, Tanae Grero, Tamara Henry, Nicholas Ide, Danielle
Ide, Patrick Lovett, Solomon Miesen, Oliver Quick, Tansy
Seymour, Anna Seymour and Emma Stewart. All athletes
should arrive by 8.45am ready to walk the course at 9am
followed by a warm-up. The first event will commence at
10am with the Under 9 1500m event.

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Cobras record big
win over Panthers
by Todd Whelan
Bacchus Marsh has secured
an all-important percent-
age boost following their
112-point win over an inex-
perienced Melton South last
Saturday.
The Cobras, led by spear-
head Aaron Willitts (10
goals), booted 17 goals to
four after half time to move
to fourth place on the BFNL
ladder. Coincidentally it was
their fourth win on the trot
after a lean opening three
weeks of the season without
a win.
Joint captain Jake Owen
(four goals) put aside his
nightmare visit to Melton
Recreation Reserve in 2018
(broken jaw) with another
dominant display forward of
centre - his contested mark-
ing and work rate was a fea-
ture for four quarters. Owen
and Willitts were largely
responsible for the landslide
advantage of marks taken
inside 50 (21-7).
Reigning Henderson me-
dalist Daniel Burton and
ball magnet Nick Stuhld-
rier were tipped to ‘fill their
boots’ against the lowly Pan-
thers and didn’t let the side
down. The duo combined for
near record number clear-
ances from centre bounce
and out of stoppage that led
to repeat scores. The Cobras
had 12 individual goalkick-
ers by games’ end.
The shining light in de-
feat for the Panthers was
young gun Aaron Clarke
(five goals). The Western Jets
listed player showed he has
a promising future and kept
the Cobras defence honest
despite their inferior inside
50 count (42-66).
While the nature of the Co-
bras win was convincing to
say the least, Cobras coach
Peter Davey wasn’t getting
too carried away.
“It was a 100+ point win
but I felt we were poor in
the first quarter and patchy
thereafter,” he said.
“Melton South have their
challenges with personnel
and this certainly contrib-
uted to the final margin.”
Just how far the Cobras can
go in 2019 does not rest sole-
ly on the influence of usual
suspects, Burton, Owen,
Willitts and Nick Stuhldrier.
Davey was more than happy
acknowledging the rest of
the troops and their efforts
after the game.
“Brodie Easton (and Nick
Stuhldrier) were our best
mids (today) while Harry
King is getting going again
after his return from a
lengthy spell (hamstring),”
he said.
“Tyson Shea was one of the
few who ‘lived’ our style
from start to finish.”
While Davey was humble
and grounded with his post-
match assessment, he was
pleased to bank the points
and the bonus that came
with it.
Sport
“We didn’t play great footy
but came away with a big
win and some percentage
which we envisage being
crucial come the end of the
season,” he said.
Davey was already looking
forward.
“We have a huge test this
week at Sebastopol (5th - 4W,
3L),” he said.
“Similarly, to the Sunbury
game a few weeks ago, it’s
a game that’s almost worth
eight points so we need to
make sure we bring our best
for as close to 100 minutes as
we can.”
The Cobras can head in
to their back-to-back road
trips against Sebastopol and
East Point (2nd - 6-2) full of
confidence knowing they
have the weapons (in form)
forward (Comp rank 3 - 97.1
Photos BMFNC
AVG PTS FOR) and a defen-
sive structure that can hold
up (Comp rank 5 - 67.1 AVG
PTS AGST).
Numbers aside, it’s likely to
be a KPI of a different kind
this fortnight that best tells
their story …
Belief.
Final Score
BACCHUS MARSH - 4.0-24,
10.7-67, 18.12-120, 27.15-177
defeated MELTON SOUTH -
2-0-12, 6.0-36, 7.3-45, 10.5-65
BACCHUS MARSH
(GOALS) - A. Willitts 10, J.
Owen 4, T. Shea 2,B. Griffiths,
J. DeWinter, K. Dickson 1, D.
Burton, B. Easton, J. Parente,
N. Stuhldrier, D. Phyland, H.
King.
BACCHUS MARSH
(WHELAN’S BEST) - A.
Willitts, N. Stuhldrier, T.
Shea, D. Burton, J. Owen.
The Moorabool News – 18 June, 2019 Page 23
CHNL
Team
Ladder
PTS %
CHFL
A Grade
1 Learmonth..............36 354.34
2 Hepburn.................32 223.51
Ladder
3 Buninyong..............32 180.29
4 Springbank.............32 154.00
5 Ballan.....................28 136.36
6 Rokewood..............24 126.26
Seniors 7 Gordon...................24 86.05
Team % PTS 8 Dunnstown.............20 108.78
Seniors 9 Carngham..............20 75.82
10 Waubra..................16 148.66
1   Waubra.................... 285.79 36       11 Bungaree...............16 98.11
2   Newlyn.................... 158.79 24       12 Newlyn...................12 72.48
3   Hepburn.................. 150.28 24       13 Clunes....................12 66.67
14 Skipton...................12 64.64
4   Buninyong............... 132.81 24       15 Creswick..................4 40.40
5   Skipton.....................125.15 24       16 Daylesford................4 25.77
6   Gordon.................... 124.82 20       17 Beaufort...................0 52.44
B Grade
7   Beaufort.................. 120.96 20       1 Learmonth..............36 257.24
8   Springbank...............118.62 20       2 Hepburn.................32 197.92
3 Springbank.............32 150.43
9   Learmonth.................86.33 20      
4 Newlyn...................28 140.85
10  Creswick..................83.89 20      
5 Buninyong..............28 130.43
11  Bungaree..................83.36 20       6 Ballan.....................24 146.91
12  R’wood/C’hap.......... 76.83 12       7 Clunes....................24 123.56
8 Bungaree...............22 137.02
13  Daylesford.................74.70 8       
9 Rokewood..............18 87.41
14  Ballan....................... 54.68 8        10 Dunnstown.............16 98.67
15  C’ham/Linton............ 60.62 4        11 Waubra..................16 90.63
12 Carngham..............16 78.91
16  Clunes...................... 56.03 4       
13 Gordon...................16 78.40
17  Dunnstown............... 62.26 0        14 Creswick..................8 69.14
15 Skipton.....................4 56.21
Reserves  16 Daylesford................4 37.56
17 Beaufort...................0 31.92
1   Buninyong............... 279.92 32       C Grade
2   Springbank...............187.54 32       1 Hepburn.................36 208.48
2 Learmonth..............32 167.72
3   Skipton.................... 158.47 32      
3 Springbank.............32 161.65
4   Waubra.....................140.17 28      
4 Bungaree...............28 138.20
5   Creswick................. 192.77 24       5 Ballan.....................26 125.00
6   Hepburn.................. 101.28 20       6 Buninyong..............24 130.18
7   Dunnstown...............151.30 16      
7 Dunnstown.............22 116.00
8 Waubra..................20 109.05
8   Clunes..................... 145.00 16       9 Newlyn...................20 94.12
9   R’wood/C’hap..........137.25 16       10 Carngham..............18 95.06
11 Creswick................16 114.74
10  Newlyn................... 105.57 16      
12 Clunes....................16 70.03
11  Gordon................... 152.82 12       13 Skipton...................10 87.30
12  C’ham/Linton.............77.45 12       14 Rokewood................8 76.42
15 Gordon.....................8 59.82
13  Ballan....................... 61.03 12      
16 Beaufort...................4 42.39
14  Beaufort....................33.17 8        17 Daylesford................4 41.11
15  Bungaree................. 38.08 4        17 & Under
1 Learmonth..............36 277.12
16  Learmonth.................37.46 4       
2 Bungaree...............32 245.11
17  Daylesford................36.26 4        3 Hepburn.................32 159.39
4 Newlyn...................28 165.85
Under 18 5 Springbank.............28 149.72
6 Daylesford..............28 128.04
1   C’ham/Linton........... 420.77 32       7 Dunnstown.............24 159.75
2   Springbank.............. 286.74 32       8 Buninyong..............24 157.93
3   Learmonth...............649.04 24       9 Ballan.....................20 110.23
10 Waubra..................16 112.83
4   Buninyong............... 219.53 24       11 Clunes....................16 102.49
5   Hepburn.................. 257.86 20       12 Skipton...................10 48.77
13 Gordon...................10 46.15
6   Dunnstown.............. 144.64 20      
14 Creswick..................8 58.82
7   Bungaree.................141.81 20       15 Carngham................8 45.00
8   Gordon.................... 140.43 20       16 Rokewood................4 44.00
9   Newlyn.................... 118.60 12       17 Beaufort...................0 16.00
10  Creswick.................107.30 12       15 & Under
1 Hepburn.................36 212.86
11  Ballan.......................48.34 12       2 Learmonth..............32 190.53
12  R’wood/C’hap..........36.54 8        3 Waubra..................32 139.47
13  Daylesford................ 32.27 8        4 Buninyong..............28 222.58
5 Springbank.............28 160.15
14  Clunes.......................37.64 4        6 Bungaree...............24 122.44
15  Beaufort................... 25.04 4        7 Creswick................20 125.56
16  Waubra......................17.06 0        8 Daylesford..............20 112.88
9 Newlyn...................20 97.35
17  Skipton....................... 0.00 0        10 Carngham..............20 86.05
11 Clunes....................16 77.91
Under 15 12 Dunnstown.............12 78.57
13 Beaufort.................12 54.04
1   Learmonth............. 1103.08 32       14 Ballan.......................8 87.74
2   Dunnstown.............. 701.69 28       15 Gordon.....................8 57.69
3   Gordon....................434.55 28       16 Skipton.....................8 50.00
17 Rokewood................0 27.31
4   Daylesford................167.03 28       13 & Under
5   Buninyong...............222.35 24       1 Carngham..............36 752.38
6   Bungaree................ 154.38 24       2 Bungaree...............32 353.95
7   Springbank..............300.82 20       3 Dunnstown.............32 267.71
4 Hepburn.................32 242.86
8   Beaufort...................152.10 20       5 Skipton...................28 206.73
9   Skipton...................... 84.76 20       6 Learmonth..............28 201.20
10  Creswick.................. 87.94 16       7 Springbank.............28 165.94
8 Newlyn...................20 112.80
11  Ballan....................... 80.53 12       9 Daylesford..............18 69.08
12  R’wood/C’hap...........52.17 8        10 Waubra..................16 75.61
13  Clunes......................35.98 8        11 Buninyong..............16 67.74
12 Clunes....................16 41.22
14  Hepburn....................26.12 8        13 Gordon.....................8 58.38
15  Newlyn..................... 19.57 8        14 Rokewood................8 49.38
16  Waubra..................... 28.61 4        15 Ballan.......................6 22.78
16 Beaufort...................0 6.85
17  C’ham/Linton.............17.52 0        17 Creswick..................0 6.04
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Under 13s Open
Bacchus Marsh (0) drew Daylesford & Hepburn United (0)
Under 14s Open
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Ballarat Netball
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Under 16 Girls: Bye.
Team PTS % Results - Round 8
A Grade
1 East Point................... 32 137.92
2 Sunbury..................... 28 150.50
3 Ballarat....................... 20 128.81
4 North Ballarat City..... 20 125.60
5 Lake Wendouree....... 20 122.99
6 Bacchus Marsh.......... 16 89.91
7 Melton South.............. 16 85.45
8 Melton........................ 16 83.86
9 Redan........................... 8 66.44
10 Sebastopol................. 4 70.95
11 Darley......................... 4 62.84
B Grade
1 Lake Wendouree....... 32 146.58
2 East Point................... 28 156.62
3 Ballarat....................... 24 146.09
4 Bacchus Marsh.......... 22 106.83
5 Melton South.............. 22 90.38
6 Sunbury..................... 20 136.60
7 Redan......................... 14 70.86
8 North Ballarat City..... 12 76.95
9 Melton........................ 10 86.14
10 Sebastopol................. 4 56.14
11 Darley......................... 0 68.00
C Grade
1 Bacchus Marsh.......... 32 131.68
2 East Point................... 28 192.35
3 Sunbury..................... 24 144.25
4 Ballarat....................... 24 128.11
5 Lake Wendouree....... 24 126.82
6 Melton........................ 16 91.94
7 Sebastopol................. 16 83.72
8 Darley........................... 8 79.55
9 Redan........................... 8 63.64
10 Melton South.............. 4 61.45
11 North Ballarat City..... 4 48.16 East Point 14.14 (98) def Lake Wendouree 2.1 (13)
D Grade
1 Bacchus Marsh.......... 28 167.76
2 Melton South.............. 28 126.52
3 Lake Wendouree....... 24 147.89
4 East Point................... 24 133.33
5 Sunbury..................... 20 124.79
6 Ballarat....................... 20 122.16
7 Melton........................ 16 109.95
8 North Ballarat City..... 16 97.73
9 Sebastopol................... 8 64.58
10 Redan......................... 4 47.25
11 Darley......................... 0 32.82
E Grade
1 Melton........................ 32 237.89
2 Ballarat....................... 32 190.74
3 East Point................... 24 165.10
4 Bacchus Marsh.......... 20 151.52
5 Melton South.............. 20 122.82
6 North Ballarat City..... 20 106.28
7 Sunbury..................... 12 91.71
8 Sebastopol................. 12 87.04
9 Redan........................... 8 56.88
10 Lake Wendouree....... 4 60.82
11 Darley......................... 0 21.48
19 & Under
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2 Melton South.............. 32
437.25
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Ballarat Football/Netball League
3 North Ballarat City..... 28 280.56
Senior
4 Sunbury..................... 28 194.15
5 Redan......................... 20 134.00
6 Melton........................ 20 85.71
7 Lake Wendouree......... 8 80.71
8 Darley........................... 8 50.91
9 East Point..................... 4 53.17
10 Bacchus Marsh.......... 4 36.17
11 Sebastopol................. 4 9.61
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BFL Ladder
Team % PTS
Seniors
1   Redan....................... 130.13 28      
2   East Point.................178.09 24      
3   Darley....................... 131.52 24      
4   Bacchus Marsh........ 142.13 20      
5   Sebastopol...............118.48 20      
6   Melton...................... 114.78 20      
7   Sunbury.................. 106.22 16      
Ballarat Football League
8   Lake Wendouree.......77.29 14      
9   North Ballarat City.....86.74 12      
10  Melton South.............36.75 8       
11  Ballarat......................62.26 6       
Seniors Reserves
Sebastopol 12.10  (82) def Ballarat 10.4  (64) 1   East Point.................282.09 32      
East Point 9.18  (72) def Sunbury 9.13  (67) 2   Sunbury...................307.23 28      
3   Lake Wendouree......116.11 24      
Lake Wendouree 11.6  (72) def Melton 9.7  (61) 4   Ballarat.......................93.22 20      
Bacchus Marsh 25.15  (165) def Melton South 10.5  (65) 5   Melton........................84.71 18      
Redan 18.14  (122) def North Ballarat City 12.8  (80) 6   Darley.........................94.41 16      
7   Redan..........................67.13 14      
8   Sebastopol.................96.33 12      
Reserves 9   Bacchus Marsh..........70.70 12      
Ballarat 9.5  (59) def Sebastopol 8.7  (55) 10  North Ballarat City.....57.17 8       
East Point 9.8  (62) def Sunbury 6.8  (44) 11  Melton South.............44.31 8       
Under 19s
Lake Wendouree 9.6  (60) def Melton 8.6  (54)
1   Redan.......................220.69 32      
Melton South 13.6  (84) def Bacchus Marsh 8.21  (69) 2   North Ballarat City...379.46 28      
Redan 6.14  (50) def North Ballarat City 5.7  (37) 3   Ballarat..................... 228.14 28      
4   Sunbury...................176.49 20      
5   Melton......................132.31 20      
Under 19s
6   Lake Wendouree.....135.54 16      
Ballarat 22.20  (152) def Sebastopol 3.0  (18) 7   Darley.......................121.48 16      
Sunbury 14.8  (92) def East Point 3.5  (23) 8   East Point................. 122.16 12      
Lake Wendouree 13.12  (90) def Melton 5.3  (33) 9   Bacchus Marsh..........36.38 8       
10  Melton South.............31.36 8       
Bacchus Marsh 14.19  (103) def Melton South 5.6  (36)
11  Sebastopol................10.34 4       
Redan 9.6  (60) def North Ballarat City 7.12  (54) U/17 Seniors
1   Mount Clear............. 146.13 16      
Ballarat JUNIOR Football League 2   North Ballarat...........118.86 16      
3   Darley.......................109.61 16      
Results - Round 8
4   Ballarat Swans.........139.29 12      
5   East Point.................103.64 12      
U/17 Seniors 6   Redan.......................119.30 8       
Mount Clear 24.12 (156) def Bacchus Marsh 3.5 (23) 7   Lake Wendouree.....106.75 8       
8   Bacchus Marsh..........33.27 0       
North Ballarat 7.5 (47) def Ballarat Swans 3.2     (20) U/17 Reserves
1   Redan.......................224.48 20      
U/17 Reserves 2   Mount Clear.............172.28 20      
Mount Clear 12.11 (83) def Bacchus Marsh 3.6 (24) 3   North Ballarat...........112.83 20      
4   Darley.........................80.87 16      
Darley 13.11 (89) def Sebastopol 11.11 (77) 5   Ballarat Swans.........140.61 12      
North Ballarat 15.12 (102) def Ballarat Swans 10.7 (67) 6   Bacchus Marsh..........46.37 8       
7   Lake Wendouree.......70.58 4       
U/15 Seniors 8   Sebastopol.................59.70 0       
U/15 Seniors
Mount Clear 6.11 (47) def Bacchus Marsh 6.5 (41) 1   East Point.................659.57 32      
Sebastopol 18.12 (120) def Darley 5.3 (33) 2   Mount Clear.............158.30 28      
3   Redan....................... 116.79 26      
North Ballarat 13.13 (91)def Ballarat Swans 1.3 (9) 4   North Ballarat...........342.69 22      
5   Bacchus Marsh..........69.70 16      
6   Sebastopol.................79.27 14      
U/15 Reserves 7   Lake Wendouree.......46.35 10      
Bacchus Marsh 7.6 (48) def Mount Clear 3.3 (21) 8   Ballarat Swans...........31.82 8       
Lake Wendouree 5.6 (36) def East Point 4.4 (28) 9   Darley.........................23.38 4       
U/15 Reserves
North Ballarat 13.11 (89) def Ballarat Swans 3.2 (20) 1   North Ballarat...........275.97 28      
2   Redan.......................105.73 24      
U/13 Seniors 3   East Point.................143.27 20      
Bacchus Marsh 9.4 (58) def Mount Clear 0.2 (2) 4   Sebastopol............... 117.92 16      
5   Lake Wendouree...... 96.06 16      
East Point 5.7 (37) def Lake Wendouree 5.1 (31) 6   Mount Clear.............114.29 12      
Ballarat Swans 6.4 (40) def North Ballarat 5.8 (38) 7   Bacchus Marsh..........73.61 12      
8   Ballarat Swans........... 22.11 8       
Darley 11.6 (72) def Sebastopol 0.1 (1)
9   Darley...........................0.00 4
U/13 Seniors
U/13 Reserves 1   East Point.................194.97 28      
Bacchus Marsh 4.4 (28) def Mount Clear 1.2 (8) 2   Bacchus Marsh.........197.14 24      
3   Redan.......................168.21 24      
Lake Wendouree 5.3 (33) def East Point 2.1 (13)
4   Ballarat Swans.........146.63 20      
Ballarat Swans 2.2 (14) def North Ballarat 1.6 (12) 5   North Ballarat...........118.93 20      
Redan 23.13 (151) def Ballarat Storm 0.0 (0) 6   Darley.......................104.23 16      
Darley 6.9 (45) def Sebastopol 0.1 (1) 7   Lake Wendouree95.60...12      
8   Mount Clear...............46.01 12      
9   Sebastopol.................13.94 4       
U/11 Seniors U/13 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 6.4 (40) def Mount Clear 5.0 (30) 1   Ballarat Swans.........814.63 28      
Sebastopol 3.7 (25) def Darley 3.3 (21) 2   Redan.......................807.27 28      
East Point 9.3 (57) def Lake Wendouree 8.4 (52) 3   North Ballarat.......... 736.84 24      
4   Darley...................... 346.84 24      
North Ballarat 5.5 (35) def Ballarat Swans 3.7 (25) 5   Lake Wendouree.....121.05 16      
Redan 9.5 (59) def Ballarat Storm 4.3 (27) 6   East Point.................100.00 12      
7   Mount Clear...............64.52 12      
8   Bacchus Marsh..........63.57 12      
9   Ballarat Storm..............5.57 4       
10  Sebastopol.................. 3.74 0       
Senior
Results
Results – Round
– Round 8 8 U/11 Seniors
Club A B C D 19&U E 1   Ballarat Swans.........159.86 28 
Ballarat 56 64 36 25 79 27 2   Bacchus Marsh........140.62 24      
Sebastopol 36 29 28 19 4 8 3   Sebastopol.................91.82 22      
East Point 49 55 43 31 19 32
4   East Point.................148.47 20      
Sunbury 40 50 23 38 52 22
Lake Wendouree 59 62 39 35 33 13 5   Redan.......................103.39 20      
Melton 45 44 33 24 38 41 6   Mount Clear.............138.69 16      
Melton South 51 46 24 30 42 21 7   North Ballarat...........120.51 12      
Bacchus Marsh 36 46 40 28 4 25 8   Lake Wendouree.......82.91 10      
Redan 32 47 31 23 21 24 9   Darley.........................79.80 4       
Nth Ballarat City 66 43 24 26 45 36 10  Ballarat Storm...........30.03 4       
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Tabcorp Park
Central Highlands Netball League
Central Highlands Netball League
Results––Round
Results Round99

Club 13&U 15&U 17&U C B A Saturday 15 June

Ballan 7 12 18 25 24 31
Springbank 27 20 26 27 30 54
Central Highlands Football League Beaufort 1 19 2 23 11 32
Dunnstown 40 17 46 46 46 58
Results – Round 9 Clunes 5 22 26 22 21 26
Seniors  Bungaree 34 20 40 49 41 52
Creswick 1 16 14 29 26 39
Beaufort 11.6 (72) def Dunnstown 6.12 (48) Newlyn 31 22 17 31 41 72
Hepburn 17.6 (108) def Gordon 9.15 (69) Daylesford 9 15 33 14 29 19
Buninyong 15.18 (108) def R’wood/C’hap 3.8 (26) Waubra 18 27 29 41 49 74
Hepburn 36 42 49 59 48 66
Creswick 7.3 (45) def Newlyn 5.8 (38) Gordon 13 11 20 18 27 43
Springbank 21.18 (144) def Ballan 3.4 (22) Learmonth 15 35 58 31 57 70
Bungaree 6.13 (49) def Clunes 6.8 (44) Skipton 23 7 8 24 18 27
Rokewood 11 7 7 19 40 51
Skipton 8.12 (60) def Learmonth 7.6 (48) Buninyong 17 29 52 43 58 64
Waubra 15.14 (104) def Daylesford 4.8 (32) Bye - Carngham
Bye – Carngham/Linton Saturday 15 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 5, Winner:
Harpagus (6). Trainer: Gavin Lang. Driver: Gavin Lang.
Reserves  Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.
Dunnstown 19.18 (132) def Beaufort 1.4. (10)
Hepburn 5.11 (41) def Gordon 5.10 (40)
Buninyong 15.8 (98) def R’wood/C’hap 4.11 (35)
Creswick 11.6 (72) def Newlyn 3.8 (26)
Springbank 20.12 (132) def Ballan 5.1 (31)
Clunes 7.6 (48) def Bungaree 4.6 (30)
Skipton 11.15 (81) def Learmonth 7.7 (49)
Waubra 14.12 (96) def Daylesford 9.3 (57) Ballan Golf Club
Bye – Carngham/Linton
Results - Week ending Saturday 15 June

Under 18 Saturday Stroke
Dunnstown 8.12 (60) def Beaufort 4.3 (27) (2  Round Fairbairn Cup)
nd

Gordon 8.14 (62) def Hepburn 5.8 (38)
Buninyong 14.13 (97) def R’wood/C’hap 1.2 (8)
Newlyn 8.11 (59) def Creswick 5.3 (33)
Springbank 18.12 (120) def Ballan 4.2 (26)
Bungaree 11.17 (83) def Clunes 4.1 (25)
Daylesford 4.5 (29) def Waubra 3.8 (26)
Bye – Carngham/Linton
Under 15
Dunnstown 8.4 (52) def Beaufort 5.6 (36)
Gordon 28.17 (185) def Hepburn 0.2 (2)
Buninyong 13.11 (89) def R’wood/C’hap 0.0 (0)
Creswick 17.9 (111) def Newlyn 3.4 (22)
Springbank 17.9 (111) def Ballan 1.2 (8)
Bungaree 8.11 (59) def Clunes 0.0 (0)
Daylesford 9.6 (60) def Waubra 6.9 (45)
Learmonth 11.7 (73) def Skipton 3.0 (18)
Bye – Carngham/Linton
A Grade Saturday 15 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 4, Winner:
Winner on the day Rick Roden 74-11-63. No Apachemee (10). Trainer: Allan McDonough. Driver:
Greg Sugars. Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.
R/up Bob Arklay 70-6-64.
B Grade
Winner Greg McAloon 89-22-67
on c/b from Tony Ryan 83-16-67.
NTPs - 12th Bob Arklay, 15th Hugh Miller.
Magpie - 1st Rick Roden, 18th Michael Di Fiore.
Balls 5, Cut-off 67 on c/b
Rick Roden, Bob Arklay, Colin Hell, Chris Tudor,
Greg McAloon.
Fairbairn Cup Semi Finals
To be played on 20 July 2019 @ 11.15 am:
Chris Tudor (2nd) v Anthony Moore (3rd) Saturday 15 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 8, Winner:
Professor Tom (6). Trainer: GJ Quinlan. Driver: DJ Quinlan.
Rick Roden (1st) v Les Martin (4th). Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.

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Rego (P-62568) 22 July 2019. Phone 5368 2339
cupboards, Double wardrobe. Priced to sell $8,200
$11,500. Ph 0417 505 732. Ph 0488 009 233
between 7pm – 9pm
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MAKE HARD
WORK EASY
ALL-NEW HIACE

T2019-012268

The All-New Toyota HiAce comes standard with next generation Toyota Safety Sense1 features, making every day
driving safer. Its Lane Departure Alert helps you stay in the middle of your lane, whilst the digital rear-view mirror2 makes
those tight spots, your spots. Enjoy an extra pair of eyes on the road with Road Sign Assist which helps to detect certain
speed signs for you. And to top it all off, all van variants come with a 5* ANCAP rating (tested 2019). Driving safely has
never been easier, thanks to the suite of smart technology on the All-New Toyota HiAce.

Melton Toyota
143-147 High Street, Melton
T: 03 8746 0300
LMCT 1976
meltontoyota.com.au

1Driver assist feature. Available on certain models and grades. Only operates under certain conditions. Check your Owner’s Manual for explanation of limitations. Please drive safely.
2Available on certain models and grades.
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BACCHUS
MARSH

MARKET DAY
ONE DAY ONLY!! - THURS JUNE 20TH
FRESH
FISH Fresh Oysters

2 DOZ FOR

$
21
88
KG
$ 29
OR 1 DOZ
FOR $1599
Atlantic Salmon Portions

3 PUNNETS
3 FOR FOR

$ 5 $ 10
Avocados Blueberries

Cadbury
Chocolate
Block
180-220g
Varieties

2 FOR 2 FOR 3 FOR

$ 29
OR 3 FOR $40
$ 5
OR $3 EA Golden Circle Juice
$ 5
OR $3 EA
Coca Cola Cans 24 Pack x 375ml 2 Litre Varieties

Pepperjack
Wine Varieties Grants Scotch
750ml 700ml

30
2 FOR 3 FOR
$

Carlton Draught
$ 85 $ 45 EA

Cans or Bottles 24 Pack x 375ml

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

1-9 Bennett Street, specials available thursday 20th
Bacchus Marsh June 2019 only - while Stocks Last
Limit rights reserved. Persons under the age of 18 will not be served alcohol or tobacco. Phone: 5367 3388 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES