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Berries
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By Jessica Howard
The Bacchus Marsh Strawberries and
Cherries Festival was a sell out over the
weekend with around 20,000 people turning
up to get their hands on fresh fruit.
Bacchus Marsh Tourism Association
President, David Durham said it was the
biggest year yet, with growers along the
Avenue of Honour selling out of their famous
fruit by Sunday afternoon.
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Berries are
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Open
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(from page 1)
Whilst predominately a very successful weekend, some have
taken to social media to vent their frustrations about traffic congestion that saw cars banked up in the east bound lanes of the
Western Freeway for around five-kilometres.
Comments included So furious, took us two hours to get here
[sic] and Its taken us half an hour from Hopetoun Park to get to
the Avenue of Honour awesome.
Mr Durham said whilst he understood why people were upset, it
was a situation that was hard to get around.
There are just so many people coming into the town, we do provide hop on and hop off shuttle buses on both days but the roads
were just flat out. Its only one or two weeks of the year though
and it just shows how many people came down for the festival,
he said.
Next year we will work with Vic Roads and Council to provide
better traffic management.
Mr Durham encouraged people to continue to visit local growers
even after the conclusion of the festival, with the cherry season
running until December and strawberries until April.
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The Ballan Red Cross will
celebrate the end of spring
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The local branch will host
their annual Luncheon and
Flower Show at the Ballan
Mechanics Hall this Friday,
November 27.
The towns first flower show,
titled The Red Cross Rose
Show and Garden Fete was
held in 1966, with six classes
and 23 sections.
In 1974, a Diamond Jubilee
Celebration was held in the
Uniting Church Hall in the
form of a luncheon, flower
show and fete. It was here
that the show changed to
its present format The Red
Cross Luncheon and Flower
Show.
Ballan Red Cross volunteer Mary Williams said the
event was the most popular
for the year.
It is our major fundraising event but its also quite
a popular community function. Each time we have had
different speakers or something of that nature and we
have a perpetual trophy
for the Best Rose that was
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State Government has put land
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for sale. This land was owned
by the Bacchus Marsh Council
who gave it to the Government
to build a primary school about
20 years ago. I reckon any proceeds from the sales should be
given back to the Community.
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Maybe the proceeds should
go to our Indoor pool fund!!!.
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Government, that was set aside for a primary school by the previous Bacchus Marsh Shire.
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The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 2 December, in the
James Young Room at Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at 5pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
The next Section 86 committee meeting is of the Rural Growth Strategy Committee, tomorrow
Wednesday 25 November, at the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St,
Bacchus Marsh commencing at 3pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held in the
Public Hall, Main Street, Bacchus Marsh tomorrow, Wednesday 25 November, 2015 commencing
at 6pm.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Planning Scheme Amendment C71 (Bunnings) and Planning Permit Application PA2013-187,
Consideration of Submissions.
2. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public
and members of the public are most welcome to attend.
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There will be a community meeting hosted by the CFA, on Saturday 5 December at Mt Egerton
Fire Station, starting at 5pm. Residents in this area are encouraged to attend. The CFA will also
be at the Ballan community market on 5 December to help people with re planning. For more
information about CFA community engagement activity throughout Moorabool Shire go to the
CFAs website: www.cfa.vic.gov.au.
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our society and called on
the community to say no to
domestic violence.
The best way to stop domestic violence is firstly,
prevention, and secondly,
humiliate the perpetrators of
domestic violence, he said.
We as a community should
do that, just not accept that
behaviour.
Its a case of just get involved; if you see something thats not right, get
involved.
Cr Tatchell got involved
when he was Mayor, attending a round table discussion
with other councils from
across Victoria as well as
state government ministers.
This year the state government spent $81 million, but
domestic violence costs the
broader community over $3
billion a year, and thats the
ministers figure.
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to police each year and the
numbers are on the up.
White Ribbon Day, held on
Wednesday 25 November, is
a campaign against violence
perpetrated by men against
women with figures showing that more than one woman per week is killed by a
current or former partner in
Australia.
The postcode of 3340, which
covers Bacchus Marsh as
well as Darley, Maddingley, Long Forest, Glenmore,
Hopetoun Park, Rowsley,
Staughton Vale, Merrimu,
Parwan, Balliang and Coimadai, recorded a total of
1065 reports over a five-year
period.
There were 129 offences reported in the 2010/11 financial year, 176 in 2011/12, 249
in 2012/13, 236 in 2013/14,
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Shovel ready
masterplan
By Kate Taylor
One look at the Dunnstown
Recreation Reserve on a Saturday morning is enough to
show that as it stands, the
town is doing a pretty good
job of growing and taking
care of itself.
But a new masterplan cant
hurt when it comes to helping things along.
Adopted at the November
council meeting, the Dunnstown Recreation Reserve
Masterplan is the first of its
kind for the facility, and has
a focus on improving the
existing site to cater for increased usage in the future.
The main goal is to improve
the pavillion facilities, as
well as electrical infrastructure though electrical upgrades and netball lighting
are already being funded
as part of councils 2015/16
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Sunshine on December 5.
The race is the final leg
of the six-round national
series, which sees riders
compete on a field of jumps,
berms, whoops and rhythm
sections.
Mother, Michelle Zeestraten
said Bailey was accepted to
race at the event after he purchased a 50 KTM Motorbike.
The Super Cross is sponsored by the brand KTM,
and all the stores in Victoria
held a competition for anyone who bought a 50 KTM
this year. There could have
been 50 or more bikes sold,
but only 15 are chosen to
race, she said.
The store puts forth who
they believe should race
and KTM say yes or no. We
purchased Baileys bike
from Geelong and I think
the main reason they suggested him was because he
recently had a massive stack
in Portland about five weeks
ago where he broke both his
arms.
Ms Zeestraten said Baileys
casts had been removed on
November 9, and they had
since received medical clearance so that he could race.
Hes really excited, he will
do 10-minutes of practice
plus a one-lap race. If he
comes in at first, second or
third place he will get to go
on the podium with the Super Cross champions on the
night, she said.
He will also get to hang
out with all the KTM Super
Cross guys and will receive
a whole heap of freebies. Its
pretty exciting for him, especially considering weve
never actually been to an
event - weve only watched it
Perspective
on the TV.
Bailey, who has been involved in motocross for
around two years, said he
felt good to have been invited to race at the Australian
Super Cross Championships
and looked forward to the
free stuff.
Round six of the Australian
Super Cross Championship
will be held at Knights Stadium, 2 Somers Street Sunshine North on December 5.
Gates open 5pm.
tion rate.
When you consider that the
Levy is a tax by valuation,
the Peri-urban region where
Moorabool sits will end up
paying twice the States average per household, and
three times the average in
our farm sector.
So, lets recap on Moorabools bounty from the $500
million Getting on with it
fund. We lose a potential
primary school to pay for an
election promise on another;
we get a waste water solution for a problem caused by
the people that created the
solution.
We get a bridge upgrade to
service freight links between
Melton and Ballarat, that the
truckies already pay for and
doesnt come into Bacchus
Marsh; we get a couple of
bed pans from State wide
hospital fund.
We get an increase in the
Fire Services Levy to pay
for an Inquiry ran by the
Government to investigate
a facility ran by the Government, and we get a couple of
tins of paint and a couple of
flashing lights to stop people
getting run over in the main
street of Ballan!
Theyre Getting on with
something, just not here!
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Dear Editor,
This is part of a letter we have sent off to all councillors in
regard to the Special Meeting of Council tomorrow night
(Wed 25 Nov) at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall, 6pm in
regard to the proposed Bunnings Warehouse planning
permit.
I write on behalf of a number of Bacchus Marsh
and Ballan businesses to request that you abandon
the proposed Bunnings Warehouse planning scheme
amendment at 101 Gisborne Road and refuse to grant the
associated planning permit.
Should you choose to abandon this planning scheme
amendment, there are no appeal rights against Councils
decision and our advice is that it is highly unlikely the
Minister of Planning would use his powers to call this
matter in.
The future of Bacchus Marsh as a liveable community
with a strong retail core is in your hands.
Please take note of the 200 submissions in opposition to
the proposal the majority of them residents that do not
want their neighbourhood character destroyed. You will
be aware that the State Government introduced section
60(1B) into the Planning and Environment Act 1987 which
states ...the responsible authority must (where appropriate)
have regard to the number of objectors in considering whether
the use or development may have a significant social effect.
The Bunnings proposal will create negative social and
traffic impacts as well as the potential loss of jobs through
a range of existing Moorabool businesses.
This application, rather than being a reasonable response
to a strategic investigation, is a site specific attempt to gain
market exposure in defiance of Councils adopted policies.
The proposal will fundamentally worsen the local
residents quiet enjoyment of their homes and negatively
affect pedestrians seeking to access local services such
as the childcare centre and create significant traffic and
safety problems.
I ask that Council resolve to abandon planning scheme
amendment C71 and consequently issue a notice of refusal
to grant a permit for planning application PA2013/187.
Doug & James Wilson
Concerned residents and business proprietors
Bacchus Marsh
WHATS ON
Dear Editor,
It is not a good look when
any information regarding
the progress being made on
the development of wind
farms in the Moorabool area
has to be read about in the local newspaper. The non-host
rural neighbours of these
industrial projects have been
waiting for seven years in
a state of uncertainty as to
the future of their lives and
properties. The Moorabool
project has been granted an
extension, after the first five
years had expired. There
appears to be no sunset
clause in the permit. How
much longer will we be left
in limbo? All the cards are
held by the Government and
the developer with no consideration for collateral damage done to people living too
close to turbines.
In Tom Kingstons Environmental Opinion piece
(MN 10 Nov, 2015) he used a
quote from one of the locals
in Queensland re the death
of George Bender who was
opposing coal seam gas:
This situation the government has created leaves the
process open for bullying,
intimidation and potential
corruption. All I want to see
regarding the wind projects
is consideration and fairness
to all parties. This includes
not putting turbines within
a harmful distance to humans. By the time I heard of
the project, all the hosts appeared to have been signed
up, all without my knowledge or consultation.
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ASKING $995,000
Nestled among natural bushland in absolute seclusion yet only 10 minutes from
Bacchus Marsh Township. Wake up to kangaroos, rosellas, lorikeets right outside
your window. This 4-5 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence with multiple living areas,
lends itself to many possibilities. Ideally suited to a personal residence, B&B, shortterm holiday rental accommodation, fitness/health retreat or more. (subject to council
approval). Set among 15 acres of bushland. 12 x 6 metre garage with double
carport and 2 additional undercover car spots.
PID: 824665
ASKING $305,000
This quality low maintenance home will suit those wanting to downsize or first home
buyers wanting to get a foothold in the market. 2 bedrooms, master with WIR & walk
thru to the bathroom, bed 2 with BIR & a large open plan lounge and living & meals
area. Ducted heating & r/c split system in the lounge room. Decked alfresco area with
down lights & ceiling fan & fully landscaped backyard. Single garage with remote
control panel lift door & rollerdoor on the back to provide trailer access to the
backyard.
PID: 830901
ASKING $479,000
This well built, 4 year old home with a well-designed oorplan. Generous master
bedroom, with walk-in his & her robes, well-appointed ens. 3 further bedrooms
with BIRs are complimented by a second living area. A large open plan kitchen/
meals/living area overlook the hills & beyond. Entertainer kitchen with Caesar stone
benchtops, S/S appliances, quality fixtures & WIP. Alfresco deck, under-house
storage, landscaped gardens, double garage, ducted heating, ducted evap
cooling & ducted refrigerated a/c.
PID: 818788
With loads of potential & plenty of room to refurbish or develop. Located on a large
corner block within walking distance to schools, child care, sporting facilities and
shops. The unique oorplan offers 5 bedrooms, 3 with BIRs, the master with an ens
& WIR. There is an abundance of living space with kitchen, dining, lounge, study.
Outside there is a substantial 12m x 8m shed/workshop. On a huge 1550m block with
front and side access, ideal for future development (STCA).
PID: 803191
This lovely home has instant appeal for the big family. On a 890m block this house
features 4 bed plus study, formal lounge, rumpus & family room. 3 living areas, huge
master bedroom with full ensuite & fantastic kitchen with an island bench & S/S
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PID: 798965
Daryl Gould
0409 233 157
This 3 bedroom home has a huge backyard with enough room for a game of footy
or cricket. The property features a spacious kitchen with ample cupboard space, gas
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gas heating and central ducted cooling. The windows include awnings to help keep
the heat out in summer. Outside includes a water tank, outdoor entertaining area,
carport which opens up into the huge backyard with a garden shed on a
900m block.
PID: 831405
Bob Gunnell
0417 566 951
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Ph 5367 2333
An excellent oor plan with main bedroom with WIR & ens. Formal lounge, spacious
family room, meals & kitchen. Bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs & are adjacent to the
family bathroom. Kitchen with an island bench with stone top, a 900mm gas cooktop,
fantastic walk in pantry. Ducted heating & cooling. The double garage has a remote
control door & a small pergola on the back and the main pergola is off the family room.
On a fully landscaped 649m2 block in one of Ballans newest subdivisions.
PID: 823684
This unit has two bedrooms with BIRs & WWC & one bedroom has a R/C
air con. Relax & enjoy the lovely formal lounge which also has an a/c. The
spacious kitchen has great cupboard space & new dishwasher. Good size
bathroom with separate bath & shower, separate W.C. and a good size laundry.
Cooling throughout and ducted heating. Courtyard garden has a small fernery
& garden shed. The unit has a single garage with remote rolladoor,
external blinds & NBN is installed.
PID: 812830
MARVELLOUS MYRNIONG
ASKING $398,000
This very neat 2 bedroom unit is located within walking distance to the Main
Street. The unit has a nice big lounge, separate kitchen & meals area, 2 good
sized bedrooms with BIRs, walk thru bathroom & separate toilet & laundry. A
reverse cycle split system a/c for year round comfort. There is also a terrific
covered pergola area for outdoor entertaining, a fernery, a large backyard with
nice lawn area, & single garage with remote control rollerdoor.
PID: 817404
Peter Leonard
0429 671 990
ASKING $326,000
ASKING $325,000
ASKING $495,000
ASKING $435,000
ASKING $549,000
MASSIVE POTENTIAL!
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ASKING $379,000
Steve Creese
0475 888 101
ASKING $326,000
Terrific townhouse located in quiet street just 10 minute stroll to Main Street.
Nice open plan kitchen/meals/family room with north facing windows, 3
bedrooms, and a walk thru bathroom. Spacious yet low maintenance in
private & pleasant surroundings. Ducted gas heating & evap cooling. Small
but functional yard & alfresco perfect for entertaining. Double garage with
remote control. Ideal to live in, or add it to your investment portfolio
with a reliable tenant already in place.
PID: 817406
Ian McDonald
0418 522 549
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REAL ESTATE
Lorraine Circa 1914 is steeped in Bacchus Marshs rich history. Architect designed and standing proud for over 100
years. The impressive large block of 1325 sqm sets the scene for this distinctive Federation style home. Displaying an
abundance of character and charm offering an instantly enjoyable family lifestyle opportunity. The homes spacious
interior comprises of 4 bedrooms master with en-suite & WIRs, grand hallway entry with coved 3.6 metre ornate ceilings,
formal lounge, separate dining room, spacious family room adjoining to timber kitchen and meals area. Other highlights
include gas central heating, original leadlight windows, open fire places with timber mantels, polished timber floors, wide
bull nosed verandas, paved brick courtyard, and North facing gardens with two street frontages. This prized location is
only moments away to Main Street Shopping, Zoned Bacchus Marsh Primary School, Cafes/Restaurants, and the Railway
Station offering easy access to Melbourne and or Ballarat. Terms 10% Deposit- Balance 60/90 days.
Inspect: Wed 5:00-5:30 pm Sat 1:00-1:30pm
Perfect
Location,
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Love
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CANCERJune 22-July 22
Major progress is made in resolving a domestic dispute.
Romance and travel blend well, so long as priorities are
understood. Medical followups should not be delayed.
QUICK PUZZLE
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
6.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
16.
20.
22.
23.
24.
25.
ACROSS
Handy (10)
Cheese (4)
Dressed (4)
Saying (5)
Lengthy (4)
Drink (9)
Helper (9)
Hash (4)
Bird (5)
Harbour (4)
Epic (4)
Dog (10)
NO. 8933
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
13.
14.
15.
17.
18.
19.
21.
DOWN
Wave (6)
Clear (7)
Mad (6)
Ask (6)
Courage (5)
Swoon (5)
Fool (3)
Wage (7)
Hold up (5)
Crustacean (6)
Disregard (6)
Usual (6)
Form (5)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
6. Inaccessible to slugs (3,2,5). 8. Are a number retiring
with her? (4). 9. As opposed to a half pint, I added (4).
10. Liking to excel (5). 11. The music will amaze you (4).
12. Hes not prepared to shoot there and then (2,3,4).
16. Say goodbye. on the crest, to the flier (9). 20. Going
back, too, is a mistake (4). 22. Tear off the figurehead
afterwards (5). 23. Brown with a teeny bit of green shows
taste (4). 24. Spend so much money its indecent? (4).
25. Race starters (4,3,3).
DOWN
1. Retire and, in the money, run amok (4,2). 2. Before
morning the child has near pulled through (7). 3. Understands the pinhead has gone in to spill the beans (6). 4.
The one doing cartwheels, in colour (6). 5. Permanently,
after the fellow got the temperature (5). 7. A stiffener or
two (5). 13. Mean to have a knock-up (3). 14. What tore
down the sea wall? (7). 15. Name you often see on a
Christmas card! (5). 17. Lost boy found on a street (6).
18. Warning in the note thats enclosed (6). 19. Dope
and take the woman to somewhere in Switzerland (6).
21. Complain to the shepherd? (5).
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Out of range. 8, V-era (rev.). 9, A-(pi)nt-I.
10, Shine. 11, Rock. 12, On the s-pot. 16, Part-ridge.
20, Boob (rev.). 22, L-ater. 23, Tan-g(reen). 24, Blue.
25, Adam and Eve.
Down - 1, T-urn in. 2, To-nigh-t. 3, Gras-p(in)-s. 4, Indigo. 5, F-ever. 7, Brace. 13, Par (rev.). 14, Rip-tide.
15, Holly. 17, A-St-Ray. 18, Th-re-at. 19, Gen-Eva. 21,
Bleat.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Shot in the dark. 8, Chill. 9, Caramel. 10,
Rugged. 11, Greece. 12, Cross. 14, Chest. 18, Allure.
20, Clutch. 23, Station. 24, Brace. 25, The devil to pay.
Down - 1, Secure. 2, Owing. 3, Illness. 4, Tack. 5, Error.
6, Aimless. 7, Killer. 13, Release. 15, Halibut. 16, Basset. 17, Cheeky. 19, Raise. 21, Tramp. 22, Anti.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Delicate shade. 8, Ma-con. 9, Coppers. 10,
Goes on. 11, C-re-ase. 12, S-pa-de. 14, Steep. 18, Amelia. 20, Tin-pot. 23, Harrier. 24, Tramp. 25, Watch your
step.
Down - 1, Dam-age. 2,Luc-R-e. 3, Co-ncor-d. 4, Tick. 5,
Super. 6, AvE-rage. 7, En-Sue-d. 13, P-I-er-rot. 15,
Twister . 16, Cash-ew. 17, Stop up. 19, Iris-H. 21, Plant. 22, Tr-I-o.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Major progress is made in resolving a domestic dispute.
Romance and travel blend well, so long as priorities are
understood. Medical followups should not be delayed.
Family matters dominate your time. You may be learning about your heritage or relatives may be in touch. If
supporting a position, the time is right to make a pitch.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
This will be a great week for upgrading skills. You may
consider learning a new language. Children respond positively to ideas. The key is to respect their intelligence.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
This weeks focus is on new ideas. Social pressures increase as you play the host once more. Your romantic
situation benefits from a friends lessons in love.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
LEOJuly 23-August 22
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Cultural events are highlighted, along with academic interests. Romance too is featured. This week is favourable for renewing commitments. Avoid a casual approach
to matters of health.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
This weeks focus is on new ideas. Social pressures increase as you play the host once more. Your romantic
situation benefits from a friends lessons in love.
NUMBER GAME
SAGITTARIUSNovember
ANSWER BELOW 22-December 22
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Cultural events are highlighted, along with academic interests. Romance too is featured. This week is favourable for renewing commitments. Avoid a casual approach
to matters of health.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 6, Convenient. 8, Edam. 9, Clad. 10, Adage.
11, Long. 12, Orangeade. 16, Assistant. 20, Mess. 22,
Heron. 23, Port. 24, Saga. 25, Pomeranian.
Down - 1, Roller. 2, Evident. 3, Insane. 4, Demand. 5,
Steel. 7, Faint. 13, Ass. 14, Stipend. 15, Delay. 17,
Shrimp. 18, Ignore. 19, Normal. 21, Shape.
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Michael and family would like to thank those who
have sent cards, flowers, phone calls, emails of
sympathy for the sad loss of a loving wife, mother,
grandmother and great-grandmother. Grateful
thanks to all who attended the funeral service. A
special thank you to Father Glasheen, Marsdens
Florist, Terry & Marie Casey and Michael Crawford
Funerals.
Regards, Michael Larkin & Millington Family
Sunday 29th
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Enquiries Janice 5368 2755
PUBLIC NOTICE
Afternoon Tea to Farewell
Dr Anthony
and Anna Mariampillai
Sunday 29 November
2:00-3:30pm
All Welcome
Grass Slashing
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Herbicide application
Garden maintenance
Property maintenance
Ph: 9689 9999
Mob: 0439 476 966
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Bookkeeping
Support Services
MYOB, Quickbooks
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Ring Cathy
0416 086 752
ACCOMMODATON
FOR RENT
Accommodaton
available in
Daylesford
BACCHUS MARSH
Bedroom available,
separate toilet and
bathroom, kitchen and
laundry to share.
Public transport stop
out front of property.
Suit mature person.
Phone
0438 577 745
Fully self-contained
accommodation
from $195pw.
6-12 months lease,
shorter stays possible.
Also Professional Rooms/
Day Spa Lease available
PUBLIC NOTICE
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DARLEY
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EMPLOYMENT
Personnel Officer HR Generalist
Our Company and Location: Operating for nearly 3 & 1/2 years we
produce around 50 Tonnes of fresh produce a week from a 17-hectare
state of the farm located at Parwan, near Bacchus Marsh, west of
Melbourne. It is a fast moving environment currently employing up to
100 people.
Responsibilities: An exciting and challenging opportunity is now
available at The Parwan Valley Mushrooms Pty Ltd for a Personnel
Officer.
This role will involve but not be limited to: recruitment and selection,
time and attendance, maintaining records, performance management,
dispute and grievance resolution, training, work health and safety,
employee welfare events, develop and maintain policies and procedures,
legislation interpretation, awards, employment contracts, wage payment
systems and to support all levels of the organisation.
Requirements: The successful candidate will ideally hold a diploma in
Human Resources and have at least 3 years experience in the Human
Resource field, which includes dealing with: time and attendance,
performance management, grievance resolution and training.
You will be a highly organised, efficient, team-spirited and corporative,
respective hard worker with highly effective interpersonal skills and be
part of a high performance environment. Experience with continuous
improvement, quality and or food safety systems is desirable. The
successful candidate will be reliable, open to working possible
weekends.
Salary: commensurate with experience.
Address your applications to:
Administration Manager
Email: enquries@parwan.com.au
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Sport
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Sulky Snippets
Hells Confession, with the
pair going together for the
final circuit.
Going head and head to the
wire from the home turn,
Miss Metro Glen fought on
determinedly to record a
best ever mile rate of 1-54.1
over Hells Confession and
Nobetterthanthis.
By LEN BAKER
Daylesford duo Mick Barby
(trainer) and Anne-Maree
Conroy (driver) scored a
huge victory with Metropolitan/Village Glen 6-Y-0 mare
Miss Metro Glen at Lords
Raceway Bendigo on Thursday, taking out the Breeders
Crown Pace for C1 class over
1650 metres.
Beginning best from the
pole, Miss Metro Glen was
joined by the hot favourite
Dunnstown trainer/driver
David Murphy snared the
Trotters Mobile for TRO
class over 1720 metres at
Melton with Lawman/Extro
4-Y-0 mare Killorglin in a
rate of 2-03.2, leading all of
the way to account for Very
Belle which raced outside
her and Horrie (one/one
three wide last lap).
Bendigo,
Thursday Charlton/Kilmore, Friday Ballarat,
Saturday Melton, Sunday
Shepparton, Monday Warragul, Tuesday Ararat.
Horses to follow: King Of
Rocknroll, Pocket Of Fortune, Major Jamane, Citysneak, Echo Rising, Black
Cougar, Bella Fenton, Ritzy
Fitz, Jeremes Bonus, Columbias Deejay, Who Wokem,
Hinault,
Elaine Cricket
Elaine Tennis
Results Junior Pennant
B Grade
B1/B2 Elaine 4/32 def Warrenheip 2/18
C Grade
C1 Elaine/Navigators 4/24 def Buninyong 0/4
C3 Elaine 0/10 lost Ross Creek 4/24
C4/C5 Elaine 0/9 lost Meredith 4/24
Division 5 v Linton
The final margin was only
10 shots with Peter Kays
rink being successful (6
shots up), however valiant
efforts were made by Ray
Humphreys rink who lost
the game on the last end by
1 shot in a thriller, and Bob
Delaneys rink which lost by
3 shots. Di Hardiments rink
had a rare loss going down
by 12 shots.
Final score - Avenue 88 lost
Linton 98.
Division 7 v Clunes
Maurie Oppermanns rink
achieved a draw, whilst Oscar Mauffs rink and Mavis
Thistlethwaites rink got
close but went down by 1
shot and 4 shots respectively. Although Avenue only
gained 1 point from the day,
it was indeed an encouraging performance by this
largely inexperienced side.
Final score - Avenue 84 lost
Clunes 102.
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Sport
By Jessica Howard
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Under 12s
Ballan 4/53 v Eynesbury
6/41
Batting - J Horan 13 no, J
Jarvis 7 no, N Neumann 5, T
Cox 1 , C Gates 1
Bowling - V Weatherhead
2-2-1/0, T Cox 2-0-1/6, M
Popple 1-1-1/0, M Golding
2-0-1/5, K Heafield 2-0-1/5
With rain stopping a lot of
play the boys did well to
keep their opponents to
6/41. They batted well with
the sun coming out for the
opportunity to bat giving
the team a handy lead going
into next week.
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