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Vol 9 No 28
Twins bubble over

By Kate Taylor
A big case of double-trouble has hit Ballan.

Eight sets of twins have been born in the Ballan area within
the past year, prompting the creation of a new playgroup in
the town to cater for the demand.
Moorabool Shire Council Mayor, and soon-to-begrandfather, Paul Tatchell, said the twins created a need for a
playgroup close to home - so the Ballan Multiples Playgroup
was born!
Multiple births can give added challenges to families, and
playgroups are a great way for parents to meet others and
share their experiences, he said.
Cr. Tatchell appeared live on the breakfast TV program
Sunrise on Thursday July 16, where he had co-hosts Samantha
Armytage and Natalie Barr in fits of laughter over Ballans
recent bumper crop.
Theres been a fair bit of humour around the town in terms
of the cold weather and why were having all these twins,
but ultimately everywhere we go we appear to be seeing
double, he said.
Weve had unprecedented growth externally and now it
appears were having it internally. I think a lot of people are
appreciating that peri-urban regions provide great liveable
space for families and children, a safe place to grow up and it
creates a community atmosphere which is fantastic, he said.
The Ballan Multiples Playgroup is held weekly at Ballan
Primary School, with the group receiving initial support
from the Moorabool Shire Council Early Years Team.
There is also a multiples playgroup that runs in Bacchus
Marsh each Thursday at St Andrews Church in Bacchus
Marsh.
For information on the Bacchus Marsh group, contact Olivia
Weaver on 0405 472 717 or go to the Facebook page.
For more information about playgroups in Moorabool,
contact Robyn Howarth, Maternal & Child Health
Coordinator on 5366 7100 or email mchadmin@moorabool.
vic.gov.au.
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The Moorabool News 21 July, 2015 Page 3
Resurrecting the devils of 1995

By Jessica Howard
Twenty years after their
triumphant Riddell District
Football League victory,
Darley Football Club will
reunite to celebrate their
stunning success.
The 1995 team, which consisted of five sets of brothers (Dave and Matt Barnes,
Darren and Brendan Hehir,
Rod and Shayne Ward,
Heath and Clark Whelan,
and brothers-in-law Lex and
Danny Miller), overcame a
star studded Melton line up
that had entered the finals
series undefeated.
Under the coaching of
Craig Baker and captaincy
of David Barnes, the team
played in the Riddell District
Football League against the
likes of Sunbury, Melton,
Gisborne, Craigieburn and
Melton South.
With a score of 13.8 (87) to
11.11 (77), the 1995 premiership still stands as the clubs
last senior triumph.
The 1995 club president,
Peter Leonard, and current
president, Grant Wright
(who also played in the 1995
flag), have invited all players, supporters, officials and
volunteers to participate in a
Darley Devils weekend-long
celebration.
Mr Wright, who was the
youngest player on the field
at the time, said he remem-
Craig Baker and Grant Wright hold the Premiership flag from 1995 whilst Peter Leonard shows off the winning cup from 20 years ago. Photo Helen Tatchell
bered the flag-winning
game fondly.
Our club has compiled a
fantastic win-loss percentage over the last two decades, and have won 19 senior
premierships in our history,
but we have not saluted at
the final hurdle since 1995,
he said.
Being beaten after the siren in 2008 was incredibly
painful for us, but this year
we believe that we can give it
a good shake. It will be fantastic for our young players
of today to see that premierships are never forgotten
and how it can form lifelong

bonds and friendships.
Peter Leonard said the club
was calling on anyone who
remembered the golden year
to be part of the celebration.
1995 meant a lot to the
club, it was the culmination
of so much work by so many

people, he said.
The formal 20-year recognition luncheon will be held
from midday on Saturday,
August 1 at Darley Park,
with casual gatherings also
occurring at the Royal Hotel
on the eve of the luncheon
and a recovery brunch to

be held at 1995 premiership
coach, Craig Bakers house
on Sunday.
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Back to the drawing

board for plaza
By Kate Taylor
Plans to redevelop Darley

Plaza are set to go before
council again.
Operators originally proposed the redevelopment at
last years November council
meeting however it requires
land adjoining the current site
to be re-zoned, and council
decided to ask the proponent
to separate the re-zoning application from the planning
permit application.
The matter returned before
the July council meeting with
the applicant stating that both
applications must be heard
together.
The proponent has indicated
that they will not proceed
with the redevelopment of the
site while there is some uncertainty on whether a separate
planning permit may be approved, read a report prepared by council officers.
The report recommended
that the application be approved, citing the benefits
of extending the shopping
centre.
The proposal is for the currently vacant 8 Jonathan Drive
to be re-zoned from residential to commercial and the existing shopping centre at 151
Gisborne Road to be extended.
A 22-space carpark and
crossover would be built on
the Jonathan Drive site, as
well as expanding the centre
by 467sqm in floor area which

would include an extension
to the existing supermarket
of 301.59sqm in area, an additional retail tenancy of
110.98sqm and expansion of
the common arcade area.
Woodlands Ward Councillor Pat Toohey questioned
the proponent at the meeting
about the provision of disabled car parking spaces, asking if two spaces out of the 96
potentially available spaces
will be enough.
We have an aged population. It might meet the standards, but we dont want our
aged community struggling
to find a car park. Can we ask
for four to six?
While a speaker on behalf of
the proponent had told the
meeting that the requirement
would be met, a council officer
told the meeting that there is
no legislated requirement, but
the general rule of thumb is
one to two per cent of available spaces being for disabled
parking.
CEO Rob Croxford pointed
out that the plans also show
two pram dedicated spaces.
The required amendments
to the Moorabool Planning
Scheme for the re-zoning and
permit application are now
being prepared by council
and will be brought before a
future council meeting before being put out for public
exhibition.
Ecologist, Alison Pouliot, examines a bracket fungus and (right) Brick Caps (Hypholoma sublateritium).
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Benefits of fungi
By Alison Pouliot
Fungi may hold the secret to healthy
farms and forests. While many people
think of fungi as tasty mushrooms to
enjoy for dinner, fungi are also vital
in maintaining soil health. Although
little known, their clandestine
subterranean activities purify water,
recycle nutrients and support plants.
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mycelia. These are the underground
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Lodge services
granted
By Kate Taylor
Ballan Mens Shed member Stan Bell presented Kate Diamond-Keith (MSC) with a hand made rocking horse for her young
son at the official opening of the new facility, watched by (L-R) Geoff Howard, Paul Tatchell and Simon Ramsay.
Shed unites community
Photo - Helen Tatchell
By Jessica Howard
Grab your toolbox and head
on down to Ballan because
the Mens Shed is officially
open.
Moorabool Mayor Paul
Tatchell, Councillor John
Spain, Labor Member for
Buninyong Geoff Howard
and Liberal Member for
Western Victoria Simon
Ramsay were among a
crowd of community wellwishers
who
gathered
outside the shed to give a
rousing show of support for
the official ribbon cutting
ceremony.
The Mens Shed is a community-based organisation
that gives men and women
the opportunity to share
tools and skills whilst socialising in a safe, friendly and
healing environment.
Moorabool Shire Council
handed over the keys to the
Ballan group in July 2014,
alongside a major contribution of $64,000.
A total of $25,000 was also
donated by the then Liberal
State Government, and a
$9840 in-kind contribution
from the community.
The project resulted in the
construction of the new multipurpose colour bond shed,
situated behind the Ballan
Senior Citizens Centre in
Steiglitz Street.
Mens Group President
Kevin Healey said due to
the increasing progress of
the old shed, the group was
running out of space to do
things.
We are now able to put in
new facilities, which include
a greater range of machines.

By expanding the building
we are able to expand the
range of activities here, we
can move beyond just wood
work and incorporate other
things such as metal work.
Mr Healey said despite the
enjoyment of the hands-on
work, the group was primarily about boosting the
psychological wellbeing of
its 45 members.
A number of the guys are
living in physically isolated
places where its not easy
to see or interact with other
people, and a third of the
members live on their own
without a partner or family,
he said.
At the shed they are able
to just come down, do some
work or poke around and
just have a bit of a yarn. It
also affords us with the opportunity to do some good

for our local community
by helping out individuals
or groups by fixing something up or making things
for their use. We have done
a few things for the local
council, such as creating the
large sized scrabble pieces
used for the literacy trail.
Coming up to its eleventh
year as a group, the Ballans Mens Shed gather
each Wednesday from 9am
and is open to the public on
Thursdays.
Moorabool Mayor, Cr Paul
Tatchell said it wasnt just
about building a shed, but
also building relationships.
Thirty years ago, men
retired to their backyard
sheds, now they come to a
shed that is a community.
Aged care services in Bacchus Marsh will be boosted

by specialist equipment and
training at Grant Lodge.
The Djerriwarrh Health Services aged residential care
facility will share in nearly
$6 million across Victoria
under a state government
program designed specifically to improve services at
public sector residential
aged care.
Acting Chief Executive at
Djerriwarrh Health Services,
David Grace, welcomed the
news that Grant Lodge will
receive assistance with specialist equipment and training of nursing staff.
Many of the residents of
Grant Lodge have special
needs that require specialist
equipment to manage well,
Mr Grace explained.
Some of the specialist
equipment used in Grant
Lodge includes electronic
beds, lifting equipment,
pressure-relieving mattresses, etc.
Staff training is also vital.
Over time we are seeing
the needs of our residents
change. Dementia is a significant issue for many of

our residents and we aim
to ensure that our staff have
the most current training in
helping residents with dementia and other aged care
issues.
Grant Lodge has an excellent reputation in the community in relation to the
quality of care provided.
Nursing and other health
professional training programs are an important part
of ensuring that the Health
Service continues to provide
a high standard of care into
the future.
Grant Lodge provides 24
hour quality high level nursing care to its residents in a
home-like environment.
It has 30 beds, one of which
is a respite bed available for
the frail aged within the
community to use on a temporary basis to provide a
break for their carers.
Staffed by fully qualified
nurses,
physiotherapists
and diversional therapists,
the facility also has access
to doctors and other health
professionals on a needs
basis.
Yards still on
the cards
By Kate Taylor
Moorabool Shire Council is

not lobbying for Ballarats
saleyards to be relocated
within the shire but it is
interested.
A panel hearing into moving the city site to Miners
Rest concluded last week
and recently, Moorabools
Mayor Paul Tatchell met
with the No Saleyards for
Miners Rest group.
The group is currently lobbying surrounding shires
that may be interested in
having the saleyards moved
to their municipalities.
However, Council CEO Rob
Croxford remained tightlipped about having the saleyards moved to Moorabool,

awaiting the completion of
the current process that will
see a recommendation provided by the panel before
it is considered by Ballarat
Council.
We wait with interest on
the panels outcome regarding the proposition to relocate the Central Victorian
Livestock Exchange to Miners Rest and the City of Ballarats consideration of the
panels recommendations,
before further consideration on saleyard issues, Mr
Croxford said.
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Bridge funding
fills a gap
By Kate Taylor
Recent Federal Government
funding for a Bacchus Marsh
bridge has saved local ratepayers more than $2 million.

Mayor Paul Tatchell explained that the Federal
Government contribution of
$2.177 million, towards the
total project cost of $4.3 million, saves council borrowing that money and paying
it back with interest.
It also saves council waiting

for developer contributions
to make up the funding
shortfall.
Connor Sidari-Alley with his Victorian Under 11 awards after winning the ice hockey grand
final in Newcastle, NSW. Photo - submitted
Skater boy!
By Jessica Howard
From Bacchus Marsh to
Newcastle - Connor SidariAlley has represented his
state in the Atoms National
Ice Hockey Tournament.
The young Moorabool local
was selected in the Victorian
under-11 squad, who he is
travelling with to Newcastle
in order to verse representative teams from Queensland,
ACT and New South Wales.
Held at the Hunter Ice Skating Stadium over two days
from July 3, Connor helped
his team travel through the
tournament
undefeated,
with eight wins, one draw
and a clear 2-0 victory in the
grand final.
The grade-six Bacchus
Marsh Primary School student said he felt very proud
of himself to have represent-
ed Victoria for the first time.

I feel really happy, my
family feels proud and it felt
really exciting. My team felt
excited for us to all represent
Victoria.
Connor said whilst he enjoyed playing in defence, he
also liked shooting from the
point when necessary.
And I also enjoy playing as
a team because I like being
with the other players, he
said.
Connors love for the sport
sparked from his familys
involvement with the Melbourne Mustangs, an ice
hockey team in the Australian Ice Hockey League.
His father, Steve Alley said
five hours a week was spent
on the ice, comprising of
training, games and general
skating.
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two or more hours a week
working on his stick and
puck skills in the garage
on artificial ice and he also
plays Inline Hockey for fun
at Sunshine every Tuesday
night in the Youth League,
he said.
Connor played football
with Darley as well as Inline
and Ice Hockey up until this
year when he stopped playing football to concentrate
solely on his hockey.
Connor, who has previously competed at the 2014
Inline Hockey Australian
Championships and the 2015
Mcrae Williamson Jamboree
in Adelaide, said he hoped
he could one day represent Australia in the World
Championships.
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It completes a lot of work

for the Halletts Way project,
we always had an obligation
to build this bridge and it
would have had to be funded through developer contributions or the ratepayer,
Mayor Tatchell said.
He explained that Councils

General Manager of Infrastructure Phil Jeffrey put
together a fantastic funding application which was
helped by Senator Bridget
McKenzie meaning that
council did not have to wait
for developer contributions
which have been slow.
Sales are always slow when
you dont have a road network. One is relying on the
other so what this has done
is managed to keep it moving forward and hopefully
that will sort out the sales so
we get the contributions.
Mr Jeffrey explained that
development contributions
are often collected when
parcels of land are rezoned.
They are a means of addressing external impacts
and demands a development
will have on a community by
contributing to infrastruc-
ture works, he said.
In terms of the Halletts

Way/OLeary Way southern extension, development
contributions were agreed
as part of West Maddingley
estate rezoning, as part of
the agreement, Council will
receive contributions to that
project at certain triggers.
No funds have been received to date but it is anticipated that this will be received in the coming years.
Council is currently considering to fund the road and

bridge in next financial year
itself and recoup some of the
costs in future years via the
contributions, therefore in
terms of the bridge funding recently announced,
it means that there will be
less reliance on up-front
borrowings to construct the
project.
ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL

The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held 5 August, 2015 in the James Young
Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 5pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
DRAFT BACCHUS MARSH RACECOURSE RESERVE SITE MASTERPLAN
& ACTIVE SPORTS PRECINCT MASTERPLAN
Moorabool Shire Council has endorsed the Draft Bacchus Marsh Racecourse Reserve Site
Master Plan & Active Sports Precinct Masterplan for the purpose of public exhibition for
an eight week period and Council are inviting feedback on the Draft Masterplans during
this time.
The Draft Masterplans are on exhibition until Thursday 30 July 2015 for the community
to provide feedback.
The Draft documents can be viewed at Moorabool Have Your Say
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au or at Councils Customer Service Ofces:
15 Stead Street, Ballan
182 Halletts Way, Darley
Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
Submissions can be made in writing and sent to PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 or via
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au
Please contact the Engineering Services Unit on 5366 7100 for further information.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancy:
Library Ofcer Temporary part-time position until 27 November 2015
(60 hours per fortnight) - applications close on 2 August 2015.
**Please be advised we do not accept applications through agencies**
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100
Facsimile: 03 5368 1757
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
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Court in action
(L-R) Colin Gillespie, Danny Shea and Ian Gillespie are involved with the transformation of
the housing development. Photo Helen Tatchell
However you need to take

note that the court has no
tolerance to this sort of behaviour, and next time the
consequences will without a
doubt be a lot worse.
Sullivan received a $500
fine.
Meanwhile, Lily Hyes of
Ballarat pleaded guilty to
one charge of exceeding the
speed limit and one charge
of driving whilst suspended.
On May 24 of this year at approximately 2:30pm, the accused was observed travelling west along the Western
Freeway near Myrniong at
an alleged speed of 122km/
hr in a 110-zone.
Police intercepted the accused, who produced a Victorian driver license that had
been suspended for a period
of six-months due to loss of
demerit points.
The 23-year-old Ballarat
resident told police she had
made an unwise decision to
take her friend home after
being under pressure to get
him to a train.
She was fined $500.
Sewing new family

history seeds
By Jessica Howard
Theres a bit of family blood
in the Stamford Hill housing
development.
Located at the southern
end of Hallets Way, BelleVue
Tops is a 17-hectare urban
space consisting of 241 house
blocks and six generations of
combined family history.
Bacchus Marsh resident
and co-owner of Rustel Civil
Construction Ian Gillespie
will work alongside his
father Graham and uncle
Colin on the land which over
40-years ago was home to his
great uncles basalt quarry.
Peter Gillespie owned the
Stamford Hill quarry, still
evident just a few hundred
metres from the housing development, until 1972.
Working alongside the
Gillespie family is long-term
Bacchus Marsh resident

Danny Shea, whose family ties to the land date back
over 60-years ago.
Mr Shea said his grandfather originally owned the
land before it was passed
down the family tree to his
uncle and aunt, Kevin and
Trudy Shea.
The whole family worked
on the land from time to
time, I remember helping
out back in 1967 when I was
just 11-years-old, he said.
Up until the drought came
through, the whole family would always be helping
out, especially after school.
We would go up and help
with the milking of the cows,
growing oats and crops,
bringing in the hay and a lot
of rabbiting was done down
in the gully.
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one-acre block for a while,
but that was eventually
sold to a property investor
and then Hugh McMaster
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BelleVue Tops land owner
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McMaster said it was important to include the local community as much as possible.
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Driving offences were high

on the agenda at the Bacchus
Marsh Magistrates Court
last Friday.
Whilst one application for
the removal of an alcohol
interlock was successful,
four license eligibility applications were also granted,
two of which came with a
compulsory alcohol interlock for a period of six and
12-months.
A Bacchus Marsh resident
received a $250 fine and will
be required to write a letter
of apology after throwing
rubbish outside of his vehicle and hitting a cyclist,
and a 34-year-old pleaded
not guilty to using a mobile
phone whilst driving.
The Moorabool local stated
he had absolutely no reason
to be seen with a mobile
phone, as he had a hands
free kit installed in his car
that allowed him to dial
numbers through voice recognition. A contest hearing
was booked for August 7.
A 20-year-old Bacchus
Marsh resident was found

guilty of careless driving
after he was observed fishtailing around a roundabout, and driving fast,
revving hard and wobbling along Holts Lane,
Bacchus Marsh in 2014.
Ashford Sullivan, a probationary-license driver, told
police he had left his Bacchus Marsh home on the day
of the offence after arguing
with his girlfriend, and was
unaware of his dangerous
driving due to being upset,
the court heard.
Sullivans solicitor stated
that her clients behaviour
was out of character, and
asked the Magistrate not to
alter the state of his license
as he relied on it to get to
work.
Magistrate Catherine Lamble said that having no
priors indicated that the accused was normally a very
responsible person.
The consequences of taking your license, which
would result in a loss of
employment, is unjustified,
she said.
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Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

Melton Regional Hospital.
CFA has temporay home,

CWA want permanent one
By Kate Taylor
Shaun and Christine from Melton have

welcomed a little boy to their family. Arriving
on Wednesday 15 July at 12.17am, Rhyder
weighed 8lb 5oz (3780 grams).
Aidan, Xavier and Grace have a new little

brother. Bryson James Ilaoa was born to
Brookfield parents Leila Ifopo and Ilaoa
Taya on Monday 13 July at 10.44 am.
Bryson weighed in at a healthy 8lb 9oz
(3880 grams).
Cameron and Tahlia have a new little brother. Blake James

was born to Melton parents Courtney and Peter on Saturday
4 July at 8.32am and weighed 8lb 7oz.
A combination of Fiskville
staff relocation and redevelopment works will see
community space become
hard to come by in coming
months.
Moorabool Shire Council CEO Rob Croxford
explained that the CFA
currently occupies approximately 550sqm of the previously vacant northern wing
of the Council Darley office.
The accommodation of
the CFA was action taken
by council to retain at least
20 jobs in the shire that otherwise may have been lost
as a result of the State Governments sudden decision
to close the CFAs Fiskville
facility, Mr Croxford said.
The preference of the CFA
staff was to remain as close
as possible to their homes
while their future was
decided.
He explained that the CFA
invested in a clean-up and
fit out of the space as well as
undertaken building code

compliance measures, in
lieu of lease payments while
lease arrangements and documentations were prepared.
A lease based on commercial rates will go to the
August council meeting for
approval. The term is likely
to be three by six month options whilst a new training
facility is constructed in the
Ballan district by the CFA.
Where practical, the CFA
is prepared to share spaces
with community groups.
However, the upcoming
construction of two major
projects - the Darley Hub
sports pavilion and the
Darley Early Years Hub will temporarily reduce the
availability of space during
the construction phase.
We anticipate the spaces
enhanced by the CFAs current tenancy will be available for community groups
to express their interest in up
to 18 months time or sooner.
The General Manager of
community services and his
team will continue to work

with community groups to
identify alternative solutions
to meet their needs.
One of those groups is the
local CWA, with President
Evonne Spargo having addressed the July council
meeting with a placard
- asking for a space for the
group.
We need a home. Well be
dead before we get a place,
she told the meeting.
Ms Spargo was told by a
council officer at the meeting it is a matter of waiting
to resolve the CFA lease arrangements before finding a
home for the group which
has 27 members, and a new
night group already with 15
members.
We raise a bit of money
for the community. We need
something where we can
sew and cook and do all
that, Ms Spargo explained.
People might come a bit
more if we had a little room,
it would be great.
Melton couple Lauryn Kotas

and Anthony Close have
announced the arrival of a
little boy into their family. A
new brother for Talen,
Harlen Ryan was born on
Tuesday 14 July at 7.17am
weighing 3800 grams.
St Bernards PS teachers and students (circa 1900).
Darley couple Gemma and

Joe
PANETTA
have
welcomed a little girl into
their family. A sister for
Ethan, Hayley Harper was
born on Friday 17 July at
5.02am, weighing 7lb 4.5oz
(3300 grams).
Janae has a new little

brother.
Noah
Bradley
Glasson was born to
Kurunjang parents Elizabeth
Glasson and Travis Eckardt
on Thursday 16 July at
1.17am. Noah weighed
3830 grams.
Cathy and Phil Duncanson

from Bacchus Marsh have
welcomed their third child, a
little girl. Leah Rose arrived
on Sunday 12 July at
10.33am weighing 4240
grams. Leah is a new sister
for Rachel and Riley.
Little Samuel Antonino Di

Pietro has been born, three
weeks early, to Plumpton
couple Dorinda and Scott.
Weighing 2950 grams, he
arrived on Wednesday 15
July, at 6.22am.
Molly and Sophie have a

new little brother, Thomas
Paul MURN. Arriving on
Wednesday 15 July at
2.13pm
to
Maddingley
parents Anya and Paul, he
weighed 9lb (4080 grams).
Kurunjang parents Varisa

and Brett BROCKLESBY
have welcomed their first
child, a little girl. Born on
Thursday 16 July at 3.22pm,
little Winter weighed 6.50lbs
(2950 grams).
School celebrates
educating milestone
By Jessica Howard
St Bernards Primary School
is set to celebrate 125 years
of educating Moorabools
youth.
Located in Bacchus Marsh,
the Sisters of St. Joseph took
over the management of the
catholic school in 1890, before relocating it from Fisken
Street to Gisborne Road.
Principal, Emilio Scalzo
said it was important for the
students to understand how
significant 125 years really
was.
With children aged from
just six to 12, its hard for
them to imagine what 125
years actually means. They
have no concept of that sort
of time, and I think its im-
portant for them to understand what a huge feat it is,

he said.
A commemorative procession, lead by a Cobb and Co
coach, will be held on Friday
(July 31), and will see students and teachers dressed
in period costume walk from
the schools original site,
along Lerderderg Street and
back to the current school
grounds. The students will
then join together to sing
God save the Queen.
Mr Scalzo said teachers had
been counting down the
days to the celebration, in
the hope of providing students with a concrete way of
understanding the history of
their school.
The teachers will be playing a number of old school

games with them and by
encouraging everyone to
dress up in old costume the
students will be able to really get into the spirit of the
event, he said.
A major celebration will
also be held on Friday, August 7, which will include a
Mass celebrated by Bishop
Vincent Long and Father
Brian Glasheen, followed by
a formal morning tea in the
Assembly Hall.
Commemorative memorabilia is available to purchase
through the school office.
For more information, contact St Bernards Parish Primary School on 5367 2379.
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Established in 1990 and run by
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Mrs Pearce said the new address
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customers by taking out the
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Gary and Lindas greatest passion is in home
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Crs Dudzik and Edwards inspect the near completed works at Rupert Moon Reserve.
Mark Grove competing in the Finke Desert race and with his award placings.
Toilets loom The desert king
Photo - MSC
By Kate Taylor
Public toilets will be built

at Bacchus Marshs Rupert
Moon Reserve - in time
for the summer months,
when the park is flush with
visitors.
Council last week awarded
a contract for the design
and construction of the toilet block project to Sheeoak
Ridge.
It is fully funded by council
- $200,000 for the total project, with just under $150,000
Photos - submitted
for the construction of the

toilet block.
The proposed facility includes two female, two male
and one disabled toilet
that includes baby change
facilities.
Some preliminary work
has already been completed,
with the water main along
the Avenue of Honour extended to provide water to
the toilet facility once its
built.
Councils General Manager
of Infrastructure Phil Jeffrey
said the design phase of the

project would take about
four weeks.
Following finalisation of
design and permits, construction is scheduled to
start mid August, with an
eight week construction
timeframe so we expect
the facility to be operational
in late October this year, all
going well. This will be good
timing for all the people who
use this area coming into the
warmer months, Mr Jeffrey
said.
Darley PS students with reality mother and son TV contestants, Josh and Rose Tejedor.
Cooking is a reality
Photo - submitted
By Jessica Howard
My Kitchen Rules contestants and Bacchus Marsh

mother and son duo, Rose
and Josh Tejedor have
brought their cooking skills
to the test during a visit to
Darley Primary School.
The two celebrity chefs
dropped in to cook up a
storm with grade five and
six students involved in the
senior school master chef
elective group last term.
Uruguay-born
mother,
Rose brought some home-
style cooking to the table as

the ex-contestants helped
students whip up a batch of
beef and chorizo flavoured
empanadas.
Together they measured,
mixed and moulded the
right ingredients together
until the waft of garlic could
be smelt throughout the
whole school.
Darley Primary School
Principal, Simon Cornock
said the students anxiously
waited for their to creations
to cook.
When they finally came

out of the oven they tucked
into them with obvious enjoyment. Thankfully there
were enough empanadas left
over for staff to sample, he
said.
Everyone agreed that the
My Kitchen Rules/ Darley
Master Chef Team was a talented one.
The students enjoyed their
tasty treats and peppered
Rose and Josh with inquiries
about the lifestyle program,
cooking and everything
food-related.
By Lisa Comerford
Most people use a 4WD

to get off the beaten track,
but a local man has used a
motorbike!
Mark Grove from Bacchus
Marsh has just finished competing in the Finke Desert
Race, some 452 kms through
the red centre of the Northern Terriority.
Australias biggest desert
race celebated its 40th anniversary as Mr Grove
rode 226kms from Aputula
(Finke) a remote Indigenous
community before camping
the night at Alice Springs,
then turning around to ride
the 226kms back to Finke.
The two day race is held every year, with over 600 competitors on bikes and quads
or in buggies and cars. It is
one of the biggest sporting
events in the Northern Territory, and has the reputation
of being one of the most difficult off-road courses in one
of the most remote places in
the world.
I made it down to Finke in
23rd position outright and
2nd in my class. Racing back
to Alice on day two, I wasnt
really thinking of a top 20
finish, I just wanted to make
it back in one piece, Mr
Grove said.
At one point the dust was
so thick I couldnt see six feet
in front of me. I had a decent
crash on day one, landed on
my head and lost my go-pro
off my helmet. I was devastated that I couldnt take the
footage home to my kids.
Mr Grove, who has been
racing motorbikes for 18
years, came first by just under 35 minutes against 45
competitors in his 250cc four
stroke class.
Crossing the finish line I
knew I had won my class,
but when I was told that Id
finished 20th outright, I was
so happy, as there havent
been too many 250cc bikes
that have finished in the top
20.
Mr Grove was overwhelmed by the amount of

people who attend the race
and the atmosphere associated with the event. He
also said that doing 140kph
through the desert is kinda
cool.
Scams on
the rise
Fake bills, sham refunds
and bogus lottery prizes are
among the top five scams
targeting Victorians, the
states consumer watchdog
has revealed.
Minister for Consumer Affairs Jane Garrett said money transfer scams topped the
list with more than 400 complaints to Consumer Affairs
Victoria in 2014-15.
This new nasty trend includes the refund scam that
often involves a con artist offering large sums of money
in exchange for an upfront

payment.
In 2014-15, Consumer Affairs Victoria received more
than 1250 reports of scams.
As of mid June, the top five
were:
1. Money Transfer Scams
2. False Billing Scams / Unauthorised Advertising
3. Investment & Financial
Scams
4.
Phishing / Smishing /
Vishing
5. Bogus Lotteries or Prizes
The latest figures from the
Australian
Competition
and Consumer Commission
(ACCC) show Victorians lost
$20,411,511 to scammers in
2014.
Consumer Affairs Victoria
said people should always
be wary of unsolicited
emails, phone calls or letters
saying they have unclaimed
funds, won prizes or are
owed money.
You can also dob in a scam
at the Consumer Affairs
Victoria website www.consumer.vic.gov.au/scams
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QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
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a diplomatic role. Higherups are admiring your initiative
and your leadership abilities. A joint venture pays off.
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Overdue praise comes from people in high places and
relationships with your fellow workers improve.
Reunions bring with them a healthy share of nostalgia.
A finacial news-brightener comes unexpectedly.
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Partnerships are highlighted, but be sure to discuss all
matters involving joint finances. You may be involved in
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9. On the whole, exhausted everybody (3,2,3). 10. Noticed round about five - early in the morning (5). 11. Loom
after Scamp - and spoil (6). 13. Rick takes Jenny to
church (6). 15. Infuriate by freeing the first of the renegades (6). 17. Something tasty the bird pecked on (6).
19. A charming sort of accent (5). 22. Suave and with a
phoney beard on, I make an entrance (8). 23. A great
big urn the second was hidden in (4). 24. Turned mad
from shock (4). 25. Left in France, very taken aback indeed (8).
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creature is sharp and to the point (7). 4. The front one,
ahead of the Russian (4). 5. Did he carry back meat
from his travels? (8). 6. How you amass debts in the
premliminary period? (3-2). 7. Game a member of the
team took ill in (7). 12. The lads then wound wool (8).
14. Intend to let out, as an investment (7). 16. Come
round when you get back (7). 18. A sun shade! (5). 20.
Try a smack (5). 21. Shes ringing the pupil (4).
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Se-V-en. 11, Imp-air. 13, Wren-Ch. 15, Enrage (anag.).
17, Tit-bit. 19, A-cute. 22, Debona-I-r. 23, Va-s-t. 24, Stun
(rev.). 25, De-sert-ed.
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Run-up. 7, W-ill-ing. 12, Shetland (anag.). 14, R-aiment. 16, Recover. 18, Brown. 20, Taste. 21, Iris.
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Peel. 11, Damp. 14, Unattached. 16, Persiflage. 19,
Word. 22, Stop. 24, Crow. 25, Stun. 26, Wolfhound. 27,
Once.
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10, Stork. 11, Bungle. 13, Callow. 15, Locate. 17, Spirit.
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Stern. 7, Skillet. 12, Two-timer. 14, Aspirin. 16, Confirm.
18, Range. 20, Voice. 21, Stem.
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10, (ta)K-it-e. 11, Lies. 14, Threes-core. 16, Garden flat.
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Family functions are more relaxed, thanks to your warmhearted personality. This is a good time for planning career or personal goals.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
Look into new opportunities for earning added income.
You may find yourself campaigning for a candidate or a
favourite cause. Your romantic situation appears to be
on a steadier course.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Your self confidence soars, thanks to recent accomplishments. This is a great week for catching up on things to
do around the house. Be careful to allow enough time for
visits and appointments.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
This week includes some pleasant adventures, surprise

announcements and a renewal of a commitment. An exciting job can be yours for the asking. Be sure to ask the
right person.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Behind the scenes activities suggest a boost in prestige
and possibly a reward. An injured friendship shows signs
of recovery. Dont rush the healing process.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
This week can see you keeping a journal or diary. You
hear some delightful stories and anecdotes and have a
talent for recording them. An intimate evening may prove
unexpectedly crowded.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Critical relatives should become more supportive. Events
include a blend of quiet reunions and large scale
gatherings. Be sure to find time to express your feelings
to a loved one.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Financial planning is highlighted now. Someone is eager
to hear your plans and willing to give you a chance. Your
love life perks up and you project a very positive image.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
When you set your sights on a goal, you persevere with
determination. This year sees you redesigning some of
your blueprints, especially those related to career and
education. Personal relationships and new commitments
are accented. Travel is spotlighted later in the year.
Look into new opportunities for earning added income.

You may find yourself campaigning for a candidate or a
favourite cause. Your romantic situation appears to be
on a steadier course.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Your self confidence soars, thanks to recent accomplishments. This is a great week for catching up on things to
do around the house. Be careful to allow enough time for
visits and appointments.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
This week includes some pleasant adventures, surprise
announcements and a renewal of a commitment. An exciting job can be yours for the asking. Be sure to ask the
right person.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Behind the scenes activities suggest a boost in prestige
and possibly a reward. An injured friendship shows signs
of recovery. Dont rush the healing process.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
This week can see you keeping a journal or diary. You
hear some delightful stories and anecdotes and have a
talent for recording them. An intimate evening may prove
unexpectedly crowded.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
Critical relatives should become more supportive. Events
include a blend of quiet reunions and large scale
gatherings. Be sure to find time to express your feelings
to a loved one.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Financial planning is highlighted now. Someone is eager
to hear your plans and willing to give you a chance. Your
love life perks up and you project a very positive image.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
When you set your sights on a goal, you persevere with
determination. This year sees you redesigning some of
your blueprints, especially those related to career and
education. Personal relationships and new commitments
are accented. Travel is spotlighted later in the year.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8913

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Dining Guide to the Moorabool Region
July 2015
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RECEPTION: When your guests are comfortably seated in either our spacious Willows Room or the more intimate Vines Room,
decorated with your theme colour and embellishments.
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MERV
Pattons Prayer
with Pastor Merv Patton
Rage, the inner

torment
TOM
Too many people have a

lifetime to regret a moment
of rage. When the anger meter hits extreme, nice people
can do terrible things. Many
people have died from a
single punch, threats of violence or death which result
in jail time, pulling a knife,
or running someone off the
road.
This kind of rage does not
just happen, but has been
building pressure inside
someone for many years.
Growing up with alcohol or
substance addicted parents,
being sexually, verbally or
emotionally abused can
leave a person with pent up
anger. School teachers often
face students who are ready
to explode at any time.
The Australian Psychological Society defines Anger
as an emotion that can
range from mild annoyance
to intense rage. When you
get angry, your heart rate
and blood pressure rise and
stress hormones are released.
This can cause you to shake,

become hot and sweaty and
feel out of control.
When you carry this anger
inside you for years, it takes
its toll on relationships, your
own mental health, your
work life etc. You cannot
experience peace, because
of the thoughts swirling in
your head. I believe that the
inner voice is mostly a cry
for justice.
Sadly, sometimes this will
not happen in this lifetime.
The person may be dead already, or have dementia, or
are being protected by other
family members. What can
you do to reduce this emotionally crippling disease?
1. Bring it out of the shadows
into the light. You cannot
deal with this alone. Talk
to a professional counsellor, a Pastor or Priest.
2.
With professional help,
face the reality of what
really happened in your
past. Dr Phil says You
cant change what you

dont acknowledge.
3. Work through the issues
and pain until you are
able to forgive whoever
hurt you. This is not to
let an evil person off the
hook, but to set yourself
free. Holding a grudge is
letting someone live rent
free in your head. Anon.
4. You didnt get this messed
up overnight and you
probably wont get healed
instantly. You will be surprised how your mind
will start to free up, and
the pressure and anger
will begin to subside.
Its not worth carrying rage
all through your life, and the
consequences of striking out
can be deadly to yourself
and others. The Bible tells
us that God is waiting to
forgive us for our lifetime of
mess-ups. He will help you
process past hurts and create
a new future.
Eagle makes
his mark
By Jessica Howard
Gordon football defender
Mark Gunnel has pulled
on the big V in a successful game against the Victorian Amateur Football
Association.
Gunnell, 24, was the only
Central Highlands Football
League player to be selected
in the Worksafe AFL Victoria Country (No.2) team,
which travelled to Bendigo
on Saturday (July 11) to verse
representatives from the
VAFA Division 4 side.
The match saw the Victorian squad, which consisted
of players from 18 different
leagues shrug off the opposition in a 29-point win at
Bendigos Queen Elizabeth
Oval.
Team coach, John Cossar
and his team of selectors finalised the squad ahead of
the Saturday clash, choosing
22 players out of a total of 47.
Gunnell said that as the first
time representing the team,
he couldnt believe he had
been chosen.
I was very surprised when
I got the call to tell me that
Id made the squad let alone
making the team, he said.
I wasnt sure how Id go,
but when I was named in the
22 I was very happy.
A Gordon Football Club
player for a period of ten
years, Gunnell said he enjoyed playing such a high
standard of footy, and being

able to meet a new bunch
of blokes from all over
Victoria.
And I was happy that we
had a win, it made the experience that little bit better.
Environmental Opinion
The Victorian Country

No.2 team has won the past
two encounters against the
VAFA Division 4 side, securing a one-point victory
in 2013 and powering to an
easy triumph the following
year.
with Tom Kingston
Denial psychological process by which painful truths are not admitted

into an individuals consciousness
Some time ago, a scientist
went on his annual tour of
the Russian Arctic Ocean,
checking for noxious plumes
of methane gas bubbling up
from the ocean. Hed previously seen hundreds of these
plumes, about a metre wide
each, emitting gas 50 times
more damaging to our climate than carbon dioxide.
This time, as he came across
the first plume, he couldnt
believe it. It was a KILOMETRE wide. A vast column
of gas entering our atmosphere. He sailed on and
found another a kilometre
wide, and another, and another: hundreds of them.
I have spoken on denial
before when talking of our
cultures attitude to the environment we need so much
but choose to ignore. For this
discussion on denial I am indebted to Chris Martensons
Life Beyond The Tipping

Point. As I have stated before, when confronted with
huge belief challenging
material, the common progression of emotions tends
to follow the Kubler-Ross
model for the end-of-life
grief. Denial gives way to
anger which is followed by
bargaining, then depression and finally acceptance.
However, its safe to say
that denial is the longest
lasting and most durable of
the stages, and thats pretty
much where we are collectively right now.
Chris writes, when we are
in denial about the enormous
gap between our current lifestyles and the acidification
of all the worlds oceans, or
the eventual demise of fossil
fuel energy despite having
no serious or credible plan
for that moment, then denial
is a quite harmful practice.

This denial has now entered
every part of our culture. In
a sense it is a pandemic.
Chris Martenson provides
some examples of this denial in the financial world in
which we live. Chris writes
of a couple of U.S. cities but
you might like to think of our
Australian cities are they
so different? Chris states,
Chicago has amassed debt
and underfunded liabilities
totaling $63 billion, or more
than $61,000 per household.
Chris goes into some detail
about the numbers involved
but it is his conclusion that is
frightening when he states,
heres the brutal maths: the
current city deficit is 675%
of current tax receipts. How
exactly does Chicago plan to
scrape another $61,000 out of
each household on top of the
existing tax bills? It doesnt.
It has no plan. The plan is to

simply remain in denial and
ignore everything until it all
breaks down.
Chris goes on, Or perhaps
we could note that of the six
mayoral candidates seeking election to run the city
of Philadelphia not one has
even talked about its massive $5.7 billion pension
shortfall during the campaign, even as they promise
expanded pre-kindergarten
programs and tax cuts. Not
one. Do you think that any
of them has an actual plan
to address that budget gaps
dream-crushing burden?
As Chris says, the most
rapid and profound loss of
species in the last 65 million
years due to human activity
is a really profound thing to
attempt to overlook. So are
the massively underfunded
pensions, and the fact that

money printing has never
(in all of history) led to sustained prosperity, only temporary bursts of feel-good
spending that all ended
somewhat miserably for the
people involved.
So what should we do? Well
according to Chris, the cure
for all that seems to ail us
humans is both simple and
hard. All we need to do is
shift our narrative. If we
did that, in a ridiculously
short amount of time we
could be doing things very
differently.
Instead of a trillion dollars
each year going to warfare
and security in service to
an increasingly paranoid
deep state, that same money
could flow into soil building,
species nurturing, alternative energy installation,
and other life affirming

activities.
The only thing preventing us from having very
different priorities are the
stories we have running in
our heads and across our
culture.
I, for one, do not think it is
a coincidence that our Australian political leaders are
talking up national security at this time. They and
their financial supporters
are dead set on continuing
the old story right up to the
end. We need to challenge,
in every, and any way, this
dead-end story.
What is your opinion?
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News
Partnerships
united
By Jessica Howard
Gordon Public Park Recreation Reserve COM President, Sophie Benkemount with Brendan
Roughhead (DELWP Grampians Regional Director) with GPPRR members and DELWP
Regional Manager Grant Hull. Photo Helen Tatchell
Volunteers are
community backbone
By Jessica Howard
The Gordon Public Park
Recreation Reserve committee of management have
been recognised for their
outstanding
voluntary
contributions.
Sophie Benkemount, MaryTeresa Ritchie, Therese
Winter and Adam Frazer
were each presented with a
framed certificate during an
awards ceremony held at the
reserve clubrooms recently.
Presented by members of
the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP), the awards
focused on the positive
contributions made to the
public park.
Gordon Public Park Recrea-
tion Reserve COM President,

Sophie Benkemount said
it was nice to be acknowledged for their work.
A lot of time goes into
maintaining a facility such
as this one, including liaising with other volunteer
groups and creating a master plan which we have just
done, she said.
The master plan outlines
the redevelopment of this
site which will include the
resurfacing of the tennis
court and a new skate park.
In conjunction with National Volunteer Week, members
of the Yendon Recreation
Reserve CoM also received
an award.
DELWP Grampians Re-
gional Director, Brendan

Roughhead said the department relied on the generosity and passion of the local
community to keep their
outdoor spaces safe, clean
and accessible.
Committee of Management volunteers are the unsung custodians of our great
outdoors, lending their hand
to help us manage Victorias
8 million hectare public land
estate, he said.
Im very proud of all of
our Committees of Management, and am pleased
to see so many recipients of
awards for long service and
outstanding contributions.
I extend my thanks to them
on behalf of the Department
and our local communities.
Emergency relief
receives a lifeline
By Jessica Howard
The Neighbours Place has
received the stamp of approval for an increase in
funding for the 2015-16 financial year.
The successful submission
to Moorabool Shire Councils draft budget will allow
for the not-for-profit organisation to continue providing
emergency food relief for
those in need.
The Neighbours Place coordinator Jackie Tabone said
the funding would allow for
the necessary expansion of
food supplies.
Its very hard to judge how
many people we will see
each week and while we rely
on donations, we are always
looking for more ways to ob-
tain supplies, she said.

By buying more food we
have more to offer to the
people.
The Neighbours Place has
assisted close to 500 adults
and children and eight
homeless people since January. However Mrs Tabone
said whilst the successful
increase in funding was a
positive step forward, a decline in volunteers over the
winter period was hard to
overcome.
We have about 30 odd volunteers here, however we always struggle over winter as
volunteers go away to avoid
the colder months, she said.
Winter can also bring in
more people due to higher
electricity bills, so volunteers are essential.
With no regular or guaranteed income, Mrs Tabone

said The Neighbours Place
relies solely on grants, donations of money and food,
and fundraising, including an event to be held at
the Bacchus Marsh Uniting
Church on August 29.
We have spent some time
collecting a number of items
that we will sell at a garage
sale at the Uniting Church,
with all proceeds going
directly back to The Neighbours Place.
Donations are welcome at
The Neighbours Place, 77
Main Street Bacchus Marsh
from 9.30am-3pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and until 12pm on
school holidays. For more information, contact 5367 6222.
Local community groups

had the opportunity to
showcase their activities and
share their ideas in a recent
Moorabool Partnerships networking event.
The meet and greet

program saw up to 60 local community members
gather together at the Ballan
Mechanics Institute Hall on
Saturday, June 27.
Co-organiser, Mary-Teresa
Ritchie said the aim of the
event was to establish a network of partnerships that
would benefit local communities and groups by
enabling them to collaborate
together.
We were really happy

with how the event played
out in the end; there was a
representative from so many
different groups and all the
reports we have heard back
have been very positive, she
said.
On the day we saw representatives from the Darley
Community Art Garden,
Bacchus Marsh U3A, Apple
FM, Gordon Public Park,
Gordon Public Hall, The
Laurels and the historical societies from Ballan and Bacchus Marsh just to name a
few.
Ms Ritchie said each group
was able to take away something different from the
event, which enabled it to be
a very successful day.
I know those from U3A

wanted to publicise, which
meant they were able to
walk away from the event
with really useful contacts
that could help them do that
like Apple FM for example, she said.
However I think for the
(L-R) Kate Hamley and Luke ODonnell from Australian

Progressives. Photo Helen Tatchell
majority it was a great way
to see who was out there
and who was doing similar
things. It worked really well
as a place to make contact.
Representatives from the

Bacchus Marsh Community
College [The Laurels] said
the event was a great way
of establishing partnerships
with similar organisations
in the shire.
President of the BMCC
Board of Directors, Ray
Newland said the college
had recently been made
aware of the vast number
of not-for-profit organisations existing in Australia
that were endeavouring to
receive funding from the
ever shrinking allocation of
government monies.
In response to this, BMCC
is looking to form partner-
ships aimed at increasing

efficiency in funding submissions and maximising
training outcomes for Registered Training Organisa-
tions and Neighbourhood
Houses operating in the

community, he said.
The Laurels applauded
organisers of the Partnership
Networking
event,
which resulted in establish-
ing potential partnership

opportunities
development.
for
further
The Moorabool Partnership
group is made up of four lo-
cal residents Mary-Teresa

Richie, Kay Paton, Liz Hauke
and Marcel Berka.
For more information visit
www.mooraboolpart nerships.org.
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Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
Moorabool
commuters would not have been
surprised to hear that the
punctuality of trains on the
Ballarat line plummeted in
June, following the Andrews
Governments failed roll out
of the Regional Rail Link.
Given that the June figures
only include ten days of the
ongoing timetable debacle,
I dread to think what Julys
numbers will look like.
The performance of our V/
Line services is simply not
good enough and its about
time Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan came to
Moorabool and talked to
commuters about the chaos
they have experienced on
her watch.
Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Rural and Regional Transport, Simon Ramsay,
took a morning peak service
with commuters last Tuesday. Mr Ramsay contacted
Jacinta Allan and asked her
to join him. Unfortunately,
despite saying that she was
making Moorabool and
Ballarat a priority, she was
unavailable.
If Jacinta Allan continues
to refuse to experience her
Governments rail fail firsthand, perhaps the Premier
can find time to get out of
Melbourne and see why
Moorabool commuters are
so angry.
As a result of V/Lines poor

performance some commuters are eligible for a free
day of travel. While its not
much compensation for the
ordeal Moorabool locals
have been through, its better than nothing. To find out
more go to www.vline.com.
au/about/p er for ma nce/
compensation.
Joshua Morris MP
Member for Western
Victoria
Dear Editor,
It looks like it will be almost
a year into this Melbourne
Labor Government before
we see any new major projects in rural and regional
Victoria.
Former Labor Premier, John
Brumby, has handed his
regional economic development and services review to
Regional Development and
Agriculture Minister Jaala
Pulford.
Not only was the review
two months late, its recommendations are being kept
secret until October almost
a year into this government.
Until then, the growth of
regional Victoria is on hold.
Regional Victorians have
every right to be very nervous about this review, given
that John Brumby was the

architect of the north-south
pipeline and desalination
plant disasters.
Already, the government
has allocated just 2.9 per cent
of the states major infrastructure projects to regional
Victoria.
I have called on the Melbourne Labor Government
to release the report recommendations
immediately.
Communities deserve to
know what is being considered for their future.
If the government has nothing to hide and regional Victorians have nothing to fear
in this report, why cant it be
released?
Peter Walsh
Leader of The Nationals
Dear Editor,
I write in answer to the
three people who wrote in
response to my two letters
supporting renewable energy. It is a pity to see the level
of debate degraded to personal attacks on me based
on emotional, knee-jerk reactions that lack evidence.
Firstly, I was criticised by
John Kowarsky and Sue
Dean for reporting that
Mayor Tatchell and his
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not related to wind farms.
It would have been wise for
the two letter writers to have
done a little research before
jumping to false conclusions.
A simple phone call or courtesy visit to either Mrs or Mr
Tatchell would have given
you the reasons why they
moved house. Their decision
had nothing to do with wind
farms.
The fear that wind turbines
cause health problems is
an on-going concern of Angela Kearns. I would suggest
again Angela that you do
some research on the topic.
There are many international and national research
reports published and no
medically or scientifically
based evidence has been
found to link illness and
wind turbines. For example:
Wind Turbine Health Impact
Study: Report of Independent Expert Panel Massachusetts Department of Public
Health. The Science Show,
ABC Radio National has,
over the past few weeks,
had a series called Energy
Futures involving well-researched reports on all types
of renewable energies. It can
be downloaded or podcast.
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Taking enrolments for Bookkeeping and Excel starting 20/7, Next working bee Wednesday 15th & Sunday 19 July, month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of
Word, Email, Advanced Word, Website, Japanese, Latin & 10am-12noon. Meet at rose gardens. Working Bees every 3rd month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au
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Service Times - Sundays 8.30am & 10am; Wednesdays 10am;
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Balliang - 2nd & 4th Sundays 9am; Myrniong - 1st & 3rd
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs. Sunday 11am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm. Enquiries
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Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
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Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
July 25th, 2-4pm Ceramics workshop
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Ballan Farmers Market
Numbers are strictly limited.
Next Market Saturday 8 August, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday Bacchus Marsh Life Church
To book or for enquiries, please contact:
each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0498 361 291 or Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
Mary-Teresa Ritchie, 0411 332 799
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
0490 114 130.
WHATS ON
Top tips for successful sellers
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
Youve decided to sell, appointed an agent and your

first open house is coming
up. Your agent will be doing
all he or she can to get suitable buyers through your
front door but what they
find when they get there is
all-important in securing a
successful sale and the best
possible price.
Your role is crucial. Here are
five habits all successful sellers have in common.
Understand the buyers
perspective: You love your
home but potential buyers
dont have that emotional
connection. During viewings, theyre trying to imagine their future lifestyle
rather than live your life.

Personal touches are great
but can make it difficult for
buyers to see themselves
living there. Pack away personal items and put them in
storage, ready for your next
move. De-clutter your home
and let its advantages shine.
If your dcor is outdated,
perhaps enlist the help of a
stylist or friends who can
help stage your property for
sale.
Realistic price expectations:
Get quotes from a number of
agents, but do your own research online on what else is
for sale in your area. Putting
a very high price on your
home may scare buyers off
a realistic and market com-
petitive price could result in

a number of potential buyers
vying to purchase.
A pristine home for inspections: Everything needs to
gleam and never underestimate the impact of a fresh
coat of paint. The basic
checklist: clean kitchens and
bathrooms, clothing and
personal effects put away
neatly in drawers and wardrobes, swept floors, beds
made, tidy childrens rooms,
no unpleasant odours from
cooking, mould or cigarette
smoke. If you have outdoor
space, mow lawns and tidy
the garden. When in doubt,
get a friend to do a test
viewing for you and identify anything that stands out
to them as a concern.
Finish DIY, dont try to hide
problems: Dont think that
buyers will overlook dripping taps or lack of doorknobs. Even the smallest
problems will make buyers
mark down offers and may
lead them to suspect bigger
issues are lurking, sight unseen. If there are significant
problems such as rising
damp or cracking, strongly
consider carrying out remedial work before selling a
renovators delight can be
enticing for some buyers
but others may feel overwhelmed. The upshot is that
if your home is in need of
repair it is also unlikely to
attract a top price.
Ask for agent feedback:

How many people came
to an open for inspection?
What were their comments?
Have they identified any
stumbling blocks? If no one
is attending the inspections,
ask why. If no offers are
forthcoming, is your asking
price unrealistic? Accepting
feedback and addressing issues is essential.
Selling your home can be
an emotional experience but
your agent is there to guide
you and make it as straightforward as possible. Take
advantage of their knowledge and work with them
to achieve the result youre
looking for.
MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
Premier Renovator/Development Opportunity - INSPECT SATURDAY
BACCHUS MARSH 91 Gisborne Road
Occupying a generous 929sqm (approx) block of land, this original

3 bedroom home is limited only by your creativity. Providing 3 large
bedrooms and a centralised kitchen with formal dining area, brightly
lit living room, separate laundry, neat & tidy bathroom. The home
provides all the essential foundations for creative refurbishment with
ample space for extension. Centrally located to Main Street Village
Shopping, Premier Primary Schools, Masons Lane Sports Reserve, &
Railway Station.
A Touch of Paradise - INSPECT SATURDAY
Inspect: Sat 11.00 - 11.30am

Price: $329,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 3 Franklin Street
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $379,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Town Central! - PRICE REDUCED
BACCHUS MARSH 20 Young Street
Inspect: Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Price: $269,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 13 Stamford Close
You will think you have struck gold when you discover this
magnificently located central vacant block of land that is perfectly
positioned to Main Street Shops, popular Primary Schools,
Medical Facilities and the Railway Station. Approximately 650
sqm in size and tucked away at the end of a fabulous court this
block offers the potential to build your dream home or make a
great development site.
Price: $299,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
BACCHUS MARSH 56 Masons Lane
A chance to renovate or redevelopment. In the same family ownership

for over 65 years this cement sheet clad home sits on a huge 1163
sqm allotment with general residential zoning. 3 bedrooms, study,
living room, kitchen/meals area and bathroom. Separate large
character styled one bedroom bungalow with living/kitchen area.
You have the chance to build your dream home here or use for unit
development S.T.C.A. It is all here for you! Ideally located to popular
Primary Schools, Village Shopping Center and Masons Lane Reserve.
Price: $345,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Location, You Will Love It!
Spacious Home in Quiet Court - PRICE REDUCED
DARLEY 16 Cunningham Close
In the centre of town!
You could not find a better location to Bacchus Marsh Village

Shopping Centre and local Primary Schools. This solid brick home Inspect: By appointment
is worthy of a renovation or for someone to start up a business
from here, (S.T.C.A). 3 bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen/meals.
Price Reduced: $369,000
Set on a large block the possibilities are endless, call today!
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Beyond the modest faade of this comfortable home lies a remarkably

spacious, private and convenient home. The home is designed to take in the
North aspect and the land size is approximately 1100sqm. Set back from the
street and offering a versatile floorplan, neatly presented interiors, spacious
lounge, adjoining dining room, kitchen/meals area. 3 generous bedrooms
master with WIR & ensuite, central bathroom and laundry. Outside you will
find established gardens, paved driveway, 4 car carport. Set in a quiet court
only minutes from Primary Schools and local Shopping Centre.
ELDORADO
Popular Maddingley!
Superb family friendly address positioned in a tree lined street on a

block of approximately 900sqm. Comprising of 4 spacious bedrooms,
large lounge, high ceilings, neat bathroom, renovated kitchen, dining
room, and sun room at the rear of the home. Outside features double
carport, separate workshop/garage, teenagers retreat/bungalow.
Gardens with fruit trees, veggie garden, fernery and assorted shade
houses. Conveniently located close to Grammar & Bacchus Marsh
Secondary College, shops, Maddingley Park and public transport.
BACCHUS MARSH 9 Shea Street
Land size of approx 589sqm. Features a spacious lounge with gas

heating & split system a/c, wood heater, modern kitchen with quality
appliances, 3 good sized bedrooms, neat & tidy bathroom and
laundry, freshly painted throughout, polished timber flooring is a real
feature. Outside is a covered pergola area, single carport & garden
shed, very well established garden setting. Located only minutes to
Main Street Shops, Schools, Medical Facilities, & Train Station. Dont
miss this opportunity.
Price Reduced: $325,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
BACCHUS MARSH 29A Graham Street
Superbly designed with Northerly aspect. Absolutely immaculate

inside and out, boasting high ceilings, double hung windows,
large lounge room with adjoining meals/dining area and quality
kitchen with walk-in pantry. Family sized bathroom with double
shower, low allergy floor heating and evaporative cooling. Single
garage/workspace with auto remote, front verandah, sun soaked
courtyard area, low maintenance garden and a side fernery. Close
to Main Street Shopping, Cafes and Railway Station.
Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $345,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
Mobile: 0418 343 754

MN0550G2
LEN SMITH
www.lensmith.com.au
REAL ESTATE
BANOOL AUCTION
LUS
P
S
E
ACR
BACCHUS MARSH
51-61 Main Street
This substantial original Californian styled
brick residence was built in 1929 and is
advantaged by a coveted North-East aspect
offering glorious views overlooking the
Bacchus Marsh Township, located within
walking distance to all local amenities.
Set on a magnificent allotment of
8890sqm (approx.) represents an excellent
opportunity for a potential subdivision
development S.T.C.A.
Alternatively the home boasts grand
reception area, high decorative ceilings,
timber flooring, leadlight windows, feature
timber wall panelling define elegant formal
rooms. Accompanied by 4 bedrooms, two
bathrooms, study, and all living areas
overlooking old styled gardens.
Zoned General Residential, this redevelopment opportunity enjoys close proximity
to Village Shops, Cafes, Restaurants, Train
Stations and Great Schools.
Terms 10% Deposit
Balance 30-60 days
Inspect: Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm

Saturday 1.00-1.30pm
Auction: 15th August at 11am
On Site
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
GREAT LOCATION! AUCTION
BACCHUS MARSH
33 Franklin Street
Great opportunity to secure this charming
well presented home in a beautiful tree
lined street in the popular Maddingley
area. All within easy reach of schools,
shops, tennis courts, Maddingley Park and
the Railway Station.
Set on a large corner allotment of 1011sqm
(approx.) makes this property extremely
appealing to the intelligent investor.
With a comfortable interior the home
reveals 4 bedrooms (2 with BIRs), high
ceilings, timber kitchen with electric
appliances, central bathroom, laundry
with second shower and walk in linen,
and a huge lounge where you can enjoy
the beautiful views of the Werribee River
Reserve.
Outside is a conveniently located double
garage, 12m x 5m powered workshop, well
established gardens, wide north facing
patio area. General Residential Zoning.
Land size 20.12m x 50.29m.
Terms 10% Deposit
Balance 30-60 Days
Inspect: Wednesday 5.00-5.30pm
Saturday 10.00-10.30am
Auction: 1st August 11am
On Site
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Phone: 5367 8128
Mobile: 0418 343 754
Land now selling
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Sat 25th July 11.30am-12.00pm

ASKING $370,000
WALK IN & FEEL RIGHT AT HOME
Bacchus Marsh
Sat 25th July 1.30-2.00pm
31 Beresford Crescent
You will feel right at home in this 3 bedroom + study home. The spacious formal lounge & dining room
have quality carpets & window furnishings & the timber kitchen has quality appliances. The meals area
& adjacent study provides you with your second living space. The master bedroom has a dressing area
with BIRs & full ens complete with spa. Remaining bedrooms have BIRs. Ducted heating & cooling.
Landscaped gardens, alfresco area, 2 garden sheds & a drive thru carport.
PID: 803337
ASKING $338,000
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
7 Hine Court
Set back off the street this private family home is impeccable both inside & out. Features 3 bedrooms,
ens to master, open plan kitchen/meals/lounge room. The living area is light & bright, the heating &
cooling is well covered with gas central heating & split system a/c for summer. Outside you will find a
large covered entertainment area, double garage with rear roller door access, all set on a wonderful size
fully landscaped block perfect for all to enjoy.
PID: 798282
PRISTINE PRESENTATION ON AN ACRE PLUS
Bacchus Marsh
22 Manning Boulevard
ASKING $675,000
Beautifully presented property set on 49002 with landscaped gardens. Custom built by Ken McLean this
home features multiple living spaces including grand sunken lounge, living room with cathedral ceilings,
open fireplace with Travertine mantelpiece, hearth & surrounds. Kitchen has granite benchtops, St
George oven & grill & Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. The bedrooms are of generous proportions with large
BIRs, main bedroom with ensuite & WIR & separate toilet.
PID: 797900
ASKING $419,000
GREAT FAMILY HOME
Bacchus Marsh
82 Underbank Boulevard
In Underbank Estate is this lovely family home on an approx. 715m with 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms. The
master bedroom has WWC, ensuite and WIR. 3 living areas include a big lounge, formal dining room &
great family room with woodstove looking onto covered & decked courtyard & BBQ area. Quality features
throughout include quality WWC & tiles. Vertical blinds & drapes, ceilings fans & ducted heating. Brick
double garage with rolladoors, paved driveway & all gardens are done.
PID: 788409
Daryl Gould
0409 233 157
Bob Gunnell
0417 566 951
ASKING $760,000
EXECUTIVE HOME
Bacchus Marsh
7 Alice Close
This magnificent executive home has a style like no other. Comprising 4 double bedrooms with BIRs,
master with ens & WIR, study, extensive living areas including open plan lounge, separate rumpus room
& open plan kitchen/meals. With stunning features including timber oors, 10ft ceilings, stainless steel
appliances, evap cooling, hydronic heating, inground pool, alfresco, landscaped gardens on a huge
1600m block. Book your inspections today to appreciate all that is on offer here.
PID: 782339
ASKING $415,000
DESIGNED TO IMPRESS
Bacchus Marsh
11a Waddell Street
Situated right on the doorstep of Bacchus Marsh CBD, just moments stroll to Cafes, Shops, Hotels & The
Village Shopping Centre. This ideal investment opportunity boasts features that include, 3 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms, modern kitchen, carpeted living areas, generous laundry, remote controlled garage with
internal access, outdoor entertainment/BBQ area, heating & cooling upstairs and downstairs, own
separate title, no body corporate.
PID: 795574
ASKING $385,000
COLONIAL ENTERTAINER
Bacchus Marsh
8 Todman Court
Situated in a quiet court location in the Underbank Estate, this home is the ultimate entertainer.
A well laid out 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with two separate living areas, expansive outdoor
entertainment area and beautiful timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Ducted heating
& ducted cooling compliment the overall package. Situated on a substantial 930 square metre
block.
PID: 788162
GOOD STARTER, LARGE BLOCK
Bacchus Marsh
45 Holts Lane
ASKING $295,000
This property provides the perfect opportunity to secure a great first home or investment property
on a larger than normal block. A neat and tidy 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with a gas heater in
the lounge & a bright north facing meals area adjoining the kitchen, this home is ready for you to
move in. A double carport, open pergola, a fernery & garden shed complete the outdoors, book your
inspection today.
Peter Leonard
0429 671 990
Ph 5367 2333
PID: 742466
Steve Creese
0475 888 101
Ian McDonald
0418 522 549
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3/2/1945 14/7/2014
Loved husband of
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BURVILL Reginald
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On July 14 2015, peacefully
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Well meet again.
In Memory Mr. Jack Rayner

Moorabool Shire Council is deeply saddened by the recent
passing of Mr. Jack Rayner, long serving Councillor
with the former Shire of Ballan and former Councillor of
Moorabool Shire.
Our sympathy, thoughts and prayers are extended to Jacks
family at this time.
May he rest in peace.
Mayor, Councillors, Chief Executive
Officer and staff of Moorabool Shire.
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living in a Group Home. You will also play an active role in facilitating the development and
enhancement of independent living and other skills including the individuals participation
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Sport
Darley Junior Football Netball Club
Bacchus Marsh Soccer
Senior Men
Bacchus Marsh (5) defeated
Vic Park (1)
Goals - Kevin Langan 3,
Gavin Hooker 1, Angus
Hocking 1.
Under 17s
Bacchus Marsh (4) defeated
North United White (3)
Goals - Ted Marozzi 3, Isaak
Ekerbicer 1.
Under 16s
Bacchus Marsh (1) drew Vic
Park Blue (1)
Goal - Emilee Jagos 1.
Under 13s
Bacchus Marsh (2) lost
Ballarat (3)
Goals - N. Simmons 1, J.
Kirwan 1.
Under 11s
Bacchus Marsh Gold (4)
defeated North Ballarat (1)
The kids had a great start to
the day with two early goals.
They went into the second
half leading 2-1. Bacchus
Marsh put a lot of pressure
on North Ballarat and was
rewarded with two more
goals in the second half.
Under 11s
Bacchus Marsh Blue (0) lost
Vic Park Blue (1).
Round 12 v Ballarat
FOOTBALL
U/10 SENIORS
GOALS Rockey Hoey 2, Kristian Williams
1, Aidyn Bartolo
AWARDS Kristian Williams.
U/10 RESERVES
GOALS Jayven Tanner 2, Jett Walker
Collins 1
AWARDS Archie Colbron, Hunter Farley,
Grant Hatcher, Noah Johansen, Bowen Jones.
U/12 SENIORS
Darley 5-4-34 lost Ballarat 6-2-38
GOALS Will Johnson 2, Jett Fuller 1, Seb de
Courcy, Jyson Fawcett
AWARDS Brady Wright, Will Porter, Aaron
Cadman, Riley Bankowski, Noah Cronin,
Ryan Densley.
U/12 RESERVES
AWARDS Luke OBrien, Noah Fischer,
Jarrod White, Flynn Bartlett Smith, James
Martindale.
U/14 SENIORS
GOALS- Jai Farrell-Dodemaide 4, Dylan
Jobson 2, Connor Ascough
AWARDS Rhys Lee, Molly Magrath,
Bryce Stephenson, Mitchell Brown, Boden
Mugridge, Rylan Tanner, Jai FarrellDodemaide, Cooper Rhodes.
U/14 RESERVES
GOALS Matt Arnold 1, Josh Arnold
AWARDS Josh Arnold, Jye Burton, Josh
Welton, Austin Rantall, Regan King, Lachlan
Oakley, Kye Trask.
U/16.5 SENIORS
Darley 9-10-64 def Ballarat 8-9-57
GOALS - Zac Butters 3, Kain Dickson 2,
Aaron Clarke, Matthew Young 1, Lachlan
Parsons.
U/16.5 RESERVES
Darley 1-1-7 lost Bacchus Marsh 24-19-163
GOALS Connor Ascough
AWARDS Kaiden McGowan, Corey Davie,
Bryce Stephenson, Liam Bakx, Mason
Torney.
YOUTH GIRLS
Darley 0-1-1 lost Sebastopol 7-9-51
AWARDS Chloe Ascough, Danielle Bergin,
Abbi Bolt, Bethany Cahill, Maddison James,
Charlee Macpherson, Liv Mifsud, Bianca
Nason, Emily Robertson, Mikayla Robinson,
Leah Thorburn, Chloe Wallace.
NETBALL
U/11 SENIORS
GOALS Takeya Tanner 9, Tasman
Broadway 1
AWARDS Shanae White, Tasmyn Allen,
Tasman Broadway and Takeya Tanner.
U/11 RESERVES
GOALS Jasmine Black 12, Shanae White 2,
Tasman Broadway 1
U/13 SENIORS
Darley 19 lost Ballarat 20
GOALS Tylah Wright, Tenaya Mills
U/13 RESERVES
Darley 11 lost Ballarat 15
GOALS Edyn Thomas, Makita Spence 4,
Prue Soley-Howlett 2
AWARDS Makita, Molly, Casey, Ava and
Katie
U/15 SENIORS
Darley 33 def Ballarat 10
AWARDS Georgia Condon
U/15 RESERVES
AWARDS Mel Cadman and Jaimee Smith
U/17 SENIORS
GOALS Ruby Wilkie 16, Maegan Taylor 18,
Alesha Winzar 12
AWARDS Olivia Mills, Tamika Taylor and
Abbey Solomon
U/17 RESERVES
GOALS - Aleesha Winzar 28, Mikayla
Benbow 7, Emma Winzar 4
AWARDS Madi Porter, Izzy Fischer and
Alesha Winzar
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 18 July
Saturday - Stableford
(Par 64 Course)
A Grade - winner John McLeod (6) 34 points,
R/up Trevor Sparks (11) 33 points.
B Grade - winner Robert Brown (22) 34
points, R/up Jimmy Walsh (19) 33 points

on c/b from Frank White.
NTPs - 12th Anthony Moore,

15th Frank Raffaele.
Magpies - 1st John McLeod,

14th Trevor Sparks.
Indoor Bowls
The indoor bowls finalists have been

decided for the Bacchus Marsh and Melton
district.
After a round robin pennant was played,
two teams from the strong Rowsley club
and two teams from Avenue, will play off
for the premiership. The four Rowsley teams
were skipped by state rep players Justin and
Joanne Webster, Mark Broadbent and Glen
Sergeant, who have already won the state
fours. Avenue teams featured the former
champion Doreen Connell and first time
finalist Lyn Robinson. There has been 28
players who have played pennant at Avenue
this year revitalising the competition with
Junior Jaryd Davies heading to Warrnambool
for the nationals.
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Sport
BFL
Junior
Ladder
Ballarat Football Netball League Ballarat Junior Football League

Results Round 13
Results Round 12
A Grade
Darley (80) def Bacchus Marsh (26)
East Point (49) def Lake Wendouree (46)
Melton (51) lost Melton South (65)
North Ballarat City (56) def Ballarat (33)
Sunbury (45) def Redan (37)
U/16.5 Seniors
East Ballarat 13.9 (87) def Mount Clear 3.3 (21)
Darley 9.10 (64) def Ballarat 8.9 (57)
North Ballarat 11.10 (76) def Lake Wendouree 5.6 (36)
Redan 10.7 (67) def Bacchus Marsh 7.7 (49)
B Grade
East Point (20) lost Lake Wendouree (40)
Melton (26) def Melton South (20)
North Ballarat City (15) lost Ballarat (32)
C Grade
East Point (21) def Lake Wendouree (17)
Melton (26) lost Melton South (27)
North Ballarat City (35) def Ballarat (24)
19 & Under
Sunbury (6) lost Redan 42 (42)
Ballarat Football League

Results - Round 13
Seniors
Darley 19.11 (125) def Bacchus Marsh 4.12 (36)
Lake Wendouree 15.19 (109) def East Point 7.15 (57)

Melton 22.16 (148) def Melton South 11.12 (78)
North Ballarat City 9.17 (71) def Ballarat 8.5 (53)

Redan 17.5 (107) def Sunbury 16.7 (103)
Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 12.2 (74) def Darley 10.8 (68)
East Point 9.11 (65) def Lake Wendouree 5.8 (38)


U/18.5s
East Point 9.6 (60) def Lake Wendouree 3.9 (27)


BFL Top Goal Kickers

Seniors
Derick Micallef
Peter Shepherd
Jake Edwards
Rhys Ellis
Harley Inglis
North Ballarat........................ 41
Bacchus Marsh....................... 40
Darley...................................... 36
Darley...................................... 30
Darley...................................... 27
Reserves
Jarryd Walters
East Point................................. 37
Scott Howson
Bacchus Marsh....................... 23
Kristian Leivers Darley......................................17
U/18.5s
Ash Mc Cafferty
Rhys Baker
Billy Griffiths
U/16.5 Reserves
Redan 9.7 (61) def Ballarat 5.9 (39)
U/14 Seniors
Ballarat 11.3 (69) def Darley 8.2 (50)
Lake Wendouree 14.17 (101) def North Ballarat 1.1 (7)
East Ballarat 4.6 (30) def Mount Clear 1.3 (9)
U/14 Reserves
Mount Clear 5.8 (38) def East Ballarat 1.1 (7)
U/12 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh 6.1 (37) def Redan 1.1 (7)
U/12 Reserves
Mount Clear 4.5 (29) def East Ballarat 3.4 (22)
BFL Junior Top Goal Kickers

U/16.5 Seniors
Callum Mc Kay
Blake Graham
Kain Dickson
Lake Wendouree.................... 27
Bacchus Marsh....................... 27
Darley.......................................16
U/16.5 Reserves
Samuel Duffy
Rylan Porter
Zac Wheelahan
North Ballarat City................ 27

Bacchus Marsh........................11
Bacchus Marsh........................11
U/14 Seniors
Noah McIntosh
Jai Farrell-Dodemaide
Connor Ascough
Lake Wendouree.................... 34
Darley...................................... 26
Darley...................................... 13
U/14 Reserves
Matthew Arnold Darley..................................... 26
Regan King
Darley.......................................14
Malakye Martin
Bacchus Marsh........................11
Joshua Arnold
Darley.......................................11
U/12 Seniors
Jack Jeffrey
Will Johnson
Zane Colley
Spencer Jenks
Bailey Young
Jett Fuller
East Ballarat.............................19
Darley.......................................19
Darley.......................................18
Bacchus Marsh........................18
Darley.......................................10
Darley.......................................10
U/12 Reserves
Tynan Oakley
Sebastopol................................14
BFL Youth Girls

Results Round 11
Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 Redan....................... 239.30 48
2 North Ballarat City....219.39 48
3 Darley........................186.02 44
4 Lake Wendouree......162.20 40
5 Sunbury.................... 107.51 28
6 East Point..................105.73 28
7 Bacchus Marsh..........91.45 28
8 Melton........................61.54 18
9 Ballarat....................... 80.15 12
10 Melton South.............50.00 10
11 Sebastopol..................26.78 8
Reserves
1 Redan....................... 302.36 44
3 Melton.......................164.57 36
4 Darley .......................144.21 32
5 East Point..................125.41 32
6 Sunbury.................... 118.18 32
7 Bacchus Marsh.........105.36 32
8 Lake Wendouree...... 107.65 28
9 Ballarat ......................50.99 16
10 Melton South.............36.69 12
11 Sebastopol .................33.59 8
U/18.5s
1 East Point................. 338.68 52
3 Redan....................... 228.69 44
4 Melton...................... 208.37 36
5 Bacchus Marsh..........94.51 32
6 Sunbury....................119.38 28
7 Lake Wendouree.......98.66 24
8 Ballarat ......................95.84 18
9 Darley.........................33.21 16
10 Melton South.............36.47 10
11 Sebastopol .................22.55 8
Womens
Football
Results - Sunday 19 July
Kyneton v Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh 14-15-99 d
Kyneton 3-1-19
Best - K Woodroffe, M
Clarke, E Sculley, L Hanneysee, K Leyton, T Curran
Goals - M Clarke 6, E Sculley
3, K Loughnan 2, E Crawford
1, C Leyton, K Woodroffe.
Next week Bacchus Marsh
v Sunbury at Darley 3pm
(Home game).
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U/16.5 Reserves
1 North Ballarat........... 838.24 48
2 Bacchus Marsh........ 296.64 44
3 Ballarat......................133.81 32
5 Redan.........................86.72 20
6 Darley........................... 27.89 8
7 East Ballarat................14.66 8
8 Mount Clear..................0.00 0
9 Sebastopol....................0.00 0
U/14 Seniors
2 Ballarat......................156.80 36
3 Redan........................159.81 32
4 Darley........................ 119.74 32
5 North Ballarat............. 81.47 28
6 East Ballarat.............121.55 24
7 Mount Clear...............94.63 20
8 Bacchus Marsh..........24.43 12
9 Sebastopol................. 12.51 8
U/14 Reserves
2 Ballarat......................310.62 44
3 Darley........................287.45 40
4 North Ballarat............146.77 28
5 Bacchus Marsh.........140.88 24
6 Redan........................ 157.03 20
7 East Ballarat..............34.61 20
8 Mount Clear ..............23.90 12
9 Sebastopol.....................7.10 8
U/12 Seniors
1 Darley .......................367.01 40
2 East Ballarat.............328.97 38
3 Ballarat...................... 174.71 38
4 Mount Clear............. 200.90 32
5 Bacchus Marsh........ 202.86 28
6 Redan.........................99.70 20
7 North Ballarat.............85.31 16
9 Sebastopol....................0.96 8
U/12 Reserves
1 Sebastopol............... 234.27 46
2 North Ballarat............929.31 44
3 Ballarat......................154.97 32
4 Mount Clear...............94.46 28
5 East Ballarat..............78.54 26
6 Darley.........................65.71 20
7 Redan.........................68.97 16
9 Bacchus Marsh.......... 25.15 12
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Redan 26.19 (175) def Riddells Creek 0.0 (0)
Gisborne Rookies 3.4 (22) def Ararat 2.4 (16)

Mcdfnl 6.8 (44) def Ballarat 2.5 (17)
Youth Girls
1 Redan........................1127.71 36
3 Mcdfnl...................... 248.39 36
4 Gisborne Rookies.....121.03 32
5 Ararat........................ 110.31 28
6 Sebastopol................244.44 24
7 Ballarat ..................... 171.28 24
8 Darley.........................40.93 16
9 Riddells Creek........... 27.01 16
10 Bacchus Marsh...........14.88 8
11 Golden Point ...............5.99 4
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Sebastopol 7.9 (51) def Darley 0.1 (1)

Lake Wendouree.................... 34
Bacchus Marsh........................14
Bacchus Marsh........................14
U/16.5 Seniors
Team
% PTS
1 East Ballarat............ 329.50 48
2 Redan....................... 238.00 42
3 North Ballarat............ 237.76 34
4 Bacchus Marsh.........140.80 32
5 Darley........................125.65 32
7 Ballarat....................... 75.74 12
8 Mount Clear............... 34.11 12
9 Sebastopol...................12.53 8
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pack by (Prozzo) with seconds to play great win boys. The U18.5s
totally outplayed their opponent all day and lead at every change
to eventually run out victors by 59 points.
The netball girls were also keen for some revenge and bragging
rights but unfortunately each of the teams lost to a better
opponent, except for the A Reserves who wore their opponent
down and ran out victors by 5 goals.
This Saturday Bacchus Marsh will welcome Sunbury to Maddingley
Park. Please ensure you all come down and give your support as
there are only 2 home games left.
The Bacchus Marsh Womens Football team travelled to Kyneton
on the weekend and displayed a dominant and polished brand of
football where they lead all day and eventually ran out victors by
80 points. The girls are now a game + percentage inside the 4 with
3 games remaining and for the first time are looking at making the
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A special mention this week goes out to Adam; the amount of hours
upon hours of work that he puts in each and every week cannot
be taken for granted, nor the jobs as he is not afraid to get his
hands dirty. Adam has taken on not only the position as President
of our club but has also commenced putting together a business
plan that over the next few years is going to make this club not
only successful on the playing arenas but also in terms of being
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Sport
Blues make the

most of the mud
The boys remain locked at
sixth position and should be
able to maintain this spot till
seasons end.
Final Score - Ballan 2 5
17 def Smythesdale 0 4 4
Best - L. Whyte-Marshall,
Ballan v Smythesdale
M. Currie , C. Sparrow ,
By the time the Seniors en- L. Conlan , R. Wilkie , L.
tered the arena the ground Fernandez.
The Under 15s were intent
had been well trodden and
made for a real slog. The on redeeming their record
Blues small brigade of Mi- from their loss last week. The
chael Snaith, Danny Mul- Blues were clinical and kept
lane and Kyle Doyle adapted up their intensity for the full
best to the boggy conditions four quarters. Jack Crowe
and had a day out. Dan King and Jordan Botheras booted
ended the day with seven 11 goals for the day and ran
goals with Trent Laurie and their opponents ragged.
Steve Campbell dominating Evan Shaw and Kyle Fernanin the middle. In another dez relished the free run and
ironic twist both the seniors could not be stopped.
Final Score - Ballan 15 10
and reserves ended the day
with identical final scores. 100 def Smythesdale 1 2 8
The seniors still remain in
Best - C. Pascoe , J. Botheras,
seventh spot and Beaufort C. McLeod , E. Shaw , K. Fersits below at eighth and the nandez , J. Crowe.
two face off in two weeks at
The young Under 12s had
home.
more than the dew to kick
Final Score - Ballan 20 18 off the ground on Saturday.
138 def Smythesdale 0 4 4 Bursting out of the blocks
Best - K. Doyle , D. Mul- they kicked two goals on a
lane, M. Snaith , D. Galea , S. frozen ground.
Campbell , T. Laurie.
But then frostbite must have
The Reserves had a solid set in as their opponents ran
win with Bernie Whelan away with the game. Again
adding another eight ma- the Blues lent players to
jors to his goal kicking tally. their opponents and special
In the middle David Bell thanks to J Gorman who
showed that fatherhood had played for the opposition.
not slowed him down and
Final Score - Ballan 2 0 12
Pikey was back to his best lost Smythesdale 7 4 64
form of old. David OHanlon
Best - B Horan, K Hudaveralso had a day out with di, M Popple, N Neumann, B
Rod Watts mopping up any Conroy.
scraps that Bernie Whelan
left behind. The reserves still
Ballan Netball
remain in third spot and the
last three rounds of the year
Round 13 v Smythesdale
will be their biggest test of
13&Under B
the season.
Final Score - Ballan 20 18 Ballan drew with Smythes138 def Smythesdale 0 2 dale in a tough, wet game.
Both sides gave it their all in
2
Best - D. Bell , D. OHanlon, the trying conditions. Best
D. Pike , R. Watts , B. Whel- on court - Mackenzie Conroy and Lily McConnell.
an, M. Dunne.
With the frost finally starting to melt the Under 18s
started their match and
whilst they had all the play
they could not get the six
point conversions. This
game proved tobe the closest match of the day. Mason
Currie did well in the centre and Campbell Sparrow
threw his frame around at
the hard contests. Lachlan
Snaith and Aaron Pascoe
managed to convert but the
score card was not pretty.
13&Under
The team braved cold and
rainy conditions to beat
Smythesdale by 29 goals.
Mia McConnell played her
best game of the season,
while Hayley Taylor and
Erin Vella worked tirelessly
to bring the ball into the attack line.
15&Under
This week the girls displayed
determination
against a team inside the top
8. They began the game with

lots of energy and were competing for every ball. After
half time the Smythesdale
girls showed their experience and endurance, and
unfortunately for the Ballan
girls it won them the game.
Best on court:
Foster-Travers.
Layla
17&Under
A quick scoring first quarter

saw Ballan jump out to a 15
goal lead! Accurate shooting
and great rebounding from
both the defence and goalers saw the lead extend out
even further. A much slower
paced second and third term
saw only a few goals scored
but the girls really put their
foot down in the last to get
the win. Megan Mullane
played a brilliant game in
WA earning her Best on
Court. Final score; Ballan 47
defeated Smythesdale 8.
C Grade
After a close first quarter

Ballan stepped it up and
took control of the game,
Kayleigh Lord was excellent
in centre providing strong
drives through the court and
combining well with Byrlee
Pratt to feed the ball into the
ring. Ballan piled on 18 goals
in the second half with Sam
McKay on fire in GS, excellent defence and intercepting from Simone Dunne saw
the girls limit Smythesdales
goalers. Ballan 34 defeated
Smythesdale 17. Best on
court - Simone Dunne.
B Grade
Sulky Snippets
Easing four wide on the final bend after spending most
of the race three back along
the markers from gate three,
Awesome Mattjesty ran
home stylishly to land the
major prize by a runaway 8.9
metres over Indiana Angel
which trailed the pacemaker
and third placegetter Party
Queen. The mile rate 1-58.1.
By LEN BAKER
Put a Beer on
My Account
Rockbank based trainer David Beer and brother Kevin

(owner) enjoyed a happy day
at Maryborough on Thursday July 15, when honest
4-Y-0 Bacardi Lindy/Credit
Account mare My Account
broke her maiden status at
start number 10 by winning
the Trotters Mobile for T0
class over 1690 metres.
Driven by Ian McMahon,
My Account from gate two
settled on the back of the
leader Fortunes Favourite
(gate five), before coming
away from the inside to
possie one/one at the bell
trailing the well supported
Somebuddylikeyou.
Doing a lot of chasing in the
last lap as the two leaders
kicked away, My Account
rallied on straightening to
blouse Somebuddylikeyou
in the last bound to record
a head margin in a rate of
2-01, with Declaring 8 metres away in third place from
mid-field in the moving line.
Coimadai trainer Steve
Zammit and stable reinsman
Rod Petroff were successful
at Kilmore on Wednesday
with much improved 5-Y-0
RoyalMattjesty/Awesome
Assett mare Awesome Mattjesty in the Pace for C1 & C2
class over 1690 metres.
Hopetoun Park father and

son Ross and Greg Sugars
snared the Claiming Pace
over 1650 metres at Bendigo
on Tuesday with P B Bullville/Pleasant Speed seven
year old gelding Rumsron
in a rate of 1-57.6 in driving
rain, much to the delight of
Bacchus Marsh part-owner
Denis Grieve.
Spearing away from gate
five, Rumsron led throughout to account for Our Mels
Dream (three wide last lap)
and Our Horizon which
faced the breeze from outside the front line.
Long Forest duo Andy and
Kate Gath appeared set, on
paper, to have a great night
at Bendigo, but only snared
one winner smart Majestic
Son/Starcus Me filly Naked
Majesty in the Trotters Mobile for T0 & T1 class over
2150 metres.
Beginning smoothly from
the extreme draw to lob
three back in the moving
lane, Kate wasted no time in
sending the filly forward to
park outside Miss Cosmos.
Travelling sweetly, Naked
Majesty put pay to her rivals
on turning to record a 3.1
metre margin on the wire
over Mont Morley (three
wide home turn after trailing the leader), with Miss
Cosmos holding down third.
Andy and Kate were suc-
cessful at Maryborough on
Thursday with Somebeachsomwhere/Twice As Hot colt
Mister Whittaker in the Harness Breeders (Vic) 2-Y-0 Vicbred Pace over 1690 metres.
Kiwi bred Bettors Delight/
Millwood Touche filly Millwood Brandy at start number eleven, snared the Bushs
Produce 3-Y-0 Pace over 2150
metres for Melton duo Maree
and John Caldow, leading
all of the way from the pole
to just last by a nose from
Shakahari along the sprint
lane from three back the
markers which would have
given Bill Morgan a double.
Abetta Tiny Dancer was 2.5
metres away in third place
after racing uncovered from
the bell. The mile rate 2-00.4.
Area winners at Geelong on
Thursday were Antiquities
(Rod Petroff Coimadai),
Warminster (Lance Justice)
and Nordic Ice (Darren Pace
Rockbank).
Lance Justice was to spend
the night in hospital after being kicked prior to the start
of race six. The latest news is
that he may be off the scene
for a lengthy period with a
heel fracture.
Meetings for the week:
Wednesday Stawell/Mildura, Thursday Maryborough/Echuca, Friday Kilmore, Saturday Melton,
Sunday Ballarat, Monday
Warragul, Tuesday Nyah
@ Swan Hill.
Horses to follow: Somebuddylikeyou, Our Uptown
Girl, Suave Taj, Mont Morley,
Parallen Lines, Aldebaran
Shelly, Our Sir Ivanhoe, Rift
Valley, Betanotblink, Forestspider, Francisco De Gore.
The first quarter saw Ballan take control of the game,

and set up a convincing win.
Defenders taking various
intercepts provided many
opportunities for our goalers
to impact on the scoreboard.
Ballan 39 defeated Smythesdale 13. Best on court - Kathy
Burquest.
A Grade
The game started very

scrappy with many turn
overs each end. Ballan hit
their strides early and it was
a convincing win. Kara Jones
was outstanding in WA with
easy feeds into the goalers.
Ballan 53 defeated Smythesdale 15. Best on court - Kara
Jones.
Friday 17 July, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 3 Winner: Rocknroll Magic (5). Trainer: Emma
Stewart. Driver: Gavin Lang. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Central Highlands
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Results Round 13
Start of the Under 6 500m race.
BMLAC Perpetual Trophy winner Kyneton LAC.
Cross Country Open Day
Athletes from Kyneton, Melton City,

Seaford, Sunbury and Bacchus Marsh
represented their Little Athletics
Centres at the Bacchus Marsh Cross
Country Open Day held at Bullengarook
Reserve on Saturday. The BMLAC
Perpetual Trophy was awarded to the
Kyneton Little Athletics Centre.
The wet conditions during the week made the start/finish
area quite slippery and heavy, with large amounts of surface
water making it tough for the competitors. Once athletes
Results
Under 6 (Boys) Nicholas
Ide Bacchus Marsh 1st
2:28:45,
Phoenix
Dart
Bacchus Marsh 2nd 2:28:70
(Girls) Renee Ford Seaford
1st 2:24:39, Ava Cook Bacchus
Marsh 2nd 2:27:17, Alana
Fletcher Kyneton 3rd 2:31:92,
Ellie Conroy Bacchus Marsh
4th 2:38:80, Aaliyah Terbeeke
Kyneton 5th 2:50:61, Harper
Nixon Bacchus Marsh 6th
2:52:77, Aisha LidgettEgan Bacchus Marsh 8th
3:18:52, Imogen LidgettEgan Bacchus Marsh 9th
3:21:45
Under 7 (Boys) Hunter
Knight Bacchus Marsh 1st
5:00:99, Charlie Conroy
Bacchus Marsh 2nd 5:20:17,
Oscar
Kucera
Bacchus
Marsh 3rd 5:21:17, Murphy
Harrington
Bacchus
Marsh 4th 5:28:87, David
Cottingham Kyneton 5th
5:43:55
Under 8 (Boys) Leo Nixon

Bacchus Marsh 1st 4:14:45,
Mitchell Wells Bacchus
Marsh 2nd 4:15:05, Liam
Fletcher Kyneton 3rd 4:16:27,
Taylor Tideman Kyneton 4th
5:13:64, Braydn Rich Bacchus
Marsh 5th 5:22:89, Lachlan
Goodman Bacchus Marsh
6th 5:57:52 (Girls) Freya
Lidgett-Egan Bacchus Marsh
1st 5:00:24, Emma Stewart
Bacchus Marsh 2nd 5:02:39,
Ruby Payne Bacchus Marsh
3rd 5:06:02, Kira Watts
Bacchus Marsh 4th 5:19:86
Under 9 (Boys) Riley
Porritt Melton City 1st 6:31:14,
Mitchell Roshier Melton City
2nd 6:32:45, Xavier Goodman
Bacchus Marsh 3rd 7:02:36
(Girls) Danielle Ide Bacchus
Marsh 1st 6:48:33, Elise
Cook Bacchus Marsh 2nd
7:02:70, Mackenzie Dart
Bacchus Marsh 3rd 7:45:99,
Ava Conroy Bacchus Marsh
4th 8:03:80, Hannah Fletcher
Kyneton DNF
left the oval area and headed into the bush they were able to
settle into their race mode. Some close races were contested
over distances varying from 500m for the Under 6 athletes,
up to 3000m for the senior runners.
This Saturday the Little Athletics Victoria Cross Country
Championships will be held at Westerfolds Park,
Templestowe. Bacchus Marsh will be represented by Elise
Cook, Xavier Goodman, Lachlan Goodman, Lucas Jensen,
Hunter Knight, Evana Miesen, Solomon Miesen and Dominic
Miesen. There will be no home run in Bacchus Marsh next
week.
Under 10 - (Boys) Isaac

Nixon
Bacchus
Marsh
1st 6.17.80, Ben Locke Melton
City 2nd 6.32.99, Zane Rich
Bacchus Marsh 3rd 7.17.24
(Girls)
Tamara
Henry
Hannah Bullock Bacchus
Marsh 2nd 7:18:30
Under 11 (Boys) Max
Green Bacchus Marsh 1st
10:55:33,
(Girls)
Abbey
McDonald
Sunbury
1st 8:59:08, Talia Roshier
Melton City 2nd 9:41:67
Under 12 (Boy)s Isaac
Fletcher Kyneton 1st 8:12:36,
Talyn Dart Bacchus Marsh
2nd 9:22:86, (Girls) Kirsty
Bresnan Bacchus Marsh 1st
9:02:77
Under 13 (Boys) Rhys
Green
Bacchus
Marsh
1st 22:11:80, (Girls) Keely
Rich Bacchus Marsh 1st
16:50:52
Under 14 (Boys) Riley Dart
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2nd 19:41:17 (Girls) Evana
Miesen Bacchus Marsh
1st 14:53:45, Rachael Jackson
Bacchus Marsh 2nd 16:01:61
Under 15 (Boys) Dominic
Miesen Bacchus Marsh
1st 10:46:80, Fergus Clark
Kyneton 2nd 12:23:36
Under 16 (Boys) Hayden
Thompson Bacchus Marsh
1st 11:10:17, Mark Colverd
Kyneton 2nd 12:12:39 (Girls)
Mikaela Gielis Bacchus
Marsh 1st 17:43:30, Caitlin
Spargo
Bacchus
Marsh
2nd 19:41:17, Anna - Marie
Denton Bacchus Marsh
3rd 22:02:95
Open (Men) Sam Stewart
Brendan Thompson Bacchus
Marsh 2nd 12:57:30, Chris
Jackson Bacchus Marsh
3rd 12:57:77 (Women) Kate
Conroy Bacchus Marsh
1st 7:16:33 Meaghan Nixon
Bacchus Marsh 2nd 8.02.64
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Under 18
Bungaree 20.14 (134) def Dunnstown 0.0 (0)
Creswick 12.13 (85) def Beaufort 2.5 (17)
Hepburn 12.7 (79) def Buninyong 8.11 (59)
Skipton 11.6 (72) def Springbank 3.5 (23)
Daylesford 12.7 (79) def Waubra 3.4 (22)
Learmonth 12.11 (83) def Cham/Linton 4.7 (31)
Clunes 7.11 (53) def Rwood/Chap 3.10 (28)
Ballan 2.5 (17) def Smythesdale 0.4 (4)
Newlyn 9.25 (79) def Gordon 1.1 (7)
Under 15
Dunnstown 6.8 (44) def Bungaree 0.1 (1)
Creswick 21.15 (141) def Beaufort 0.0 (0)
Hepburn 12.10 (82) def Buninyong 2.3 (15)
Springbank 11.11 (77) def Skipton 2.1 (13)
Waubra 10.11 (71) def Daylesford 2.1 (13)
Cham/Linton 9.4 (58) def Learmonth 4.0 (24)
Newlyn 5.1 (31) def Gordon 2.9 (21)
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Beaufort 7.8 (50) def Creswick 3.10 (28)
Buninyong 18.16 (124) def Hepburn 4.6 (30)
Rwood/Chap 24.8 (152) def Clunes 0.4 (4)
Gordon 9.6 (60) def Newlyn 7.5 (47)
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$15
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EMAIL: news@themooraboolnews.com.

Tuesday 21 July, 2015

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

Twins bubble over

A big case of double-trouble has hit Ballan.

GAS DUCTED HEATING

Your Local Air-conditioning Specialist

Ph: 5367 4964

HEATING & COOLING

BLINDS & CURTAINS

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Fresh Salmon Portions

Berri Juice 2.4L

Dolmio Extra Pasta Sauce

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

*Both products must be purchased

Huggies Box Nappies 60-108 Jumbo Pack

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

On sale Wednesday 22nd July to Tuesday 28th July 2015

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

The Moorabool News 21 July, 2015 Page 3

Resurrecting the devils of 1995

and how it can form lifelong

of so much work by so many

and a recovery brunch to

Wine Chocolate Trufes Cider Beer

Sunday 30 August 11am-5pm

St Annes Winery - 64 Garrards Rd, Myrniong

Free Wine glass and Showbag

SUNDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY

Come into the Stoneys

Present this coupon when ordering your meals

59 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh

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Back to the drawing

Plans to redevelop Darley

by 467sqm in floor area which

binding and aerating soils. They also

tolerant and protect them from soil

MOORABOOL LIGHT ORCHESTRA

Saturday 8 August Melton Community Hall

ADMISSION: $25 PER PERSON

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2015

The Moorabool News 21 July, 2015 Page 5

Direct Farmers Market

Fruit & Veg Home Delivery - $10 and $15 Boxes

Order online www.thefruitsoife.com.au

Fruit Box 1 $10

Jaradale Pumpkin 69c kg

A great absorber of flavours

Fruit Box 2 $10

Leeks 99c each

Sweet, subtle and nutritious. Used to enrich

Fruit Box 6 $15

Veg Box 1 $10

This Weeks Recipe

Brown Onions 69c kg

So good theyll make you cry! Add brown

These cold Winter nights call for a big pot of

Shop 5367 5338 | Deliveries 5367 0606

Fax 5368 2764

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