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Bacchus Marsh Under 14 Lightning Premiership Winning Team The Moorabool News FREE Your Local News [email protected] Tuesday 1 April, 2014 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Fax 5368 2764 Vol 8 No 12 Premiership honour The Bacchus Marsh Under 14 Lightning Premiership winning team. The junior football and netball teams have throughout their respective matches. In two of the four matches the Under 14 Premiers kicked off the BFL season with a Lightning “Across the day the teams’ performances were a held their opponents scoreless with Dale Harris Premiership, and the local Under 14 Cobras standout, but there were also some exceptional awarded the Best Player across the day. have taken the honours. individual efforts across all four matches by The Senior Ballarat FNL 2014 season launch will The Bacchus Marsh club had four representative both second and first year players in their teams. be held this Friday evening at Saxon House in teams participating in the events over the weekend with the Under 12 and U14 footballers “Coaches Peter Dickson and Tom Svaljek must Ballarat with special guests to include Liz Ellis, alongside the U13 and U15 netballers. be congratulated for their team of Under 14 and guest speakers from Essendon and North Club spokesperson Phil Homewood said all players for successfully taking the honours. This Melbourne football clubs. players and teams worked extremely hard is a great start to the year for the juniors,” he said. continued page 29 Bacchus Marsh Football & Netball Club Inc. Evaporative Junior Division Your Local air-conditioning specialist G.J. BRADDING Cooling Phone: 5367 4964 [email protected] www.gjbradding.com.au HEATING & COOLING From $2,990 inc gst Warning - For your own health and well being service your air-conditioner. RTA # AU03582 SYSTEMS Sunday March 4th, 2007 MN180510 Maddingley Hall Roselea Enhance your Home 10.30am Save money, Blinds Training commences – Maddingley Park conserve energy! Wednesday March 14th, 2007 COOL AUTUMN Elegance by Design U10 / U12 - 4.00pm PRICES! • Curtains • Roller Blinds U13.5 – 5.00pm • Romans • Awnings U15 / U16.5 – 5.30pm Contact: Ph: 0438 692 858 ProfessionalKaren 5369 2243 Advice Free in-home Consultation www.roseleablinds.com.au Page 2 The Moorabool News – 1 April, 2014 Email - [email protected] FRESH FISH $ 99 kg 23 Fresh Salmon Fillets These offers on sale for 9 days $ 99 $ 99 22 kg 9 kg South African Sweet Thai Chilli Prawns Smoked Cod HOT PRICE Online prices are the SAME as in store! Proudly Australian owned and truly independent SHOP NOW AT www.foodworks.com.au/ 2 FOR bacchusmarsh $ Pick up or 30 free delivery* Coca Cola Cans 24 Pack x 375ml $ 99 *Conditions apply $1.67 per Litre or 17 ea Proudly Australian owned and truly independent On sale Wednesday 2nd April to Tuesday 8th April 2014 FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH 1-9 Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh Phone: 5367 3388 Limit rights reserved. Persons under the age of 18 will not be served alcohol or tobacco. Email - [email protected] News The Moorabool News – 1 April, 2014 Page 3 MN1102G Direct Farmers Market www.thefruitsoflife.com.au THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS CANTALOUPE FUJI APPLES Fete with a floral touch $1.99 each $1.49 kg By Jessica Howard “There is an artwork sec- gle flower on a table in the “It has been a peculiar sea- Fresh fr om our Farm Fresh fr om our Farm tion depicting flowers for Church, in order to remem- son with all those hot days St Andrew’s Uniting both junior and senior ber a loved one. in January, people have Church of Bacchus Marsh residents, and the Under 15 “The Uniting Church has questioned how the roses is seeking children’s entries and Under 10 Floral saucer been running a part in the for the Church Fete Rose will go, however we grow arrangement means the annual Church Fete for the Show this weekend, and children can enjoy filling the most beautiful roses past four years with the GREEN CABBAGE LETTUCE they don’t necessarily need a saucer with sand and ar- here in Bacchus March Kids Art Show, however it is $1.29 each $1.20 each to be flowers! ranging their own gorgeous and I have my fingers and time for a new attraction,” Rose Show Co-ordinator, flowers,” Ms Blackie said. legs crossed that it will be a Ms Blackie said. Mavis Blackie says there Other competitions in- wonderful day”. “The Ballan Red Cross are a number of available clude the prettiest teacup Entries are due at the Unit- sections in the show; in- set or ceramic item in the have a wonderful flower Fruit & Vegetable ing Church in Bacchus cluding the “As I Like It” ar- Rose China section, and the show every year in Novem- rangement, which involves non-competitive Memorial ber with their spring flow- Marsh between 7:30am and Delivery Boxes any sort of container from a section allows for a child ers, so we are hoping to see 3pm Friday April 4, and can teacup, to a basket or even or other family member to all the beautiful autumn be collected from 2pm after Fruity Tooty Small: $30 in an old boot. place a rose, or another sin- roses. the fete on Saturday. 5 Fuji Apples 4 Green Kiwi Fruit 1 Hass Avocado 5 Valencia Oranges 5 Bananas 2 Bosc Pears 1/2 Canteloupe 2 Nashi Pears 250g Crimson Seedless Grapes 1 Sweet Pineapple NOW 250g White Seedless Grapes 2 Gold Kiwi Fruit 1 Strawberry punnet Easy Eater: $30 OPEN 100g Snow Peas VEGETABLES 100g Green Beans 1kg Brushed Potatoes 1 Broccoli* 1 piece Jarradale Pumpkin 1/4 Green Cabbage* 3 Tomatoes 1 Green Capsicum FRUIT 2 Carrots 3 Fuji Apples Fully Licensed • BYO Wines 1/2 Caulifl ower* 2 Bananas 1 Corn ½ Canteloupe • Dine in • Take away 250g White Seedless Grapes MN0682G2 1 Continental Cucumber 1 Iceberg Lettuce* 2 Valencia Oranges 100g Cup Mushrooms 2 Packham Pears Shop 26, 186 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh Ph: 5367 0044 2 Brown Onions 1 Strawberry punnet Invitation to an Exhibition and Sale of Watercolour Paintings by Peter Clarke “The Colours of Bacchus Marsh” Opening Night: Friday 4 April 2014 at 7.30pm Saturday 5 April: 10am – 4pm Sunday 6 April: 10am – 4pm For Free delivery & boxes go to LaPerla Gallery www.thefruitsofl ife.com.au 17 Kyle Way, Bacchus Marsh (off Clifton Drive) *Harvested Fresh from our Farm! Phone: 5367 5338 Fax: 5367 5555 411 Avenue of Honour, Bacchus Marsh MN14320G2 Page 4 The Moorabool News – 1 April, 2014 News Email - [email protected] Helping Our Community Community Services in Moorabool – This week focusing on Libraries You’re Invited to attend BacchChat Featuring The place to share and discuss Sam Riggio social and local issues, writing, Paraplegic– Now philosophy and Proudly Walking culture. Free! SATURDAY 3rd May (FIRST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH) 1.00pm– 3.00pm Lerderderg Library, James Young Room 215 Main St Bacchus Marsh Come along, bring your friends and hear Author Phone: 5367 2533 Sam’s amazing story. for more information Told he could never walk again and after 8 years in Upcoming BacchChat a wheelchair, Sam has David Nyuol Vincent dedicated his life to in- Lost Soldier of Sudan spiring and helping oth- ers achieve in life Saturday 7th June No Bookings Required Listen to Apple FM Sunday 6th April Federal member for Ballarat Catherine King with a young group of children at the St Andrew’s Play Group last week. 8.00am for a recording of the session Photo Helen Tatchell that's the story so far... brilliant! we had a meeting... Group is more do you come here chatted often? over coffee and uncovered a wealth of enthusiasm, talent & experience in the MOORABOOL shire! I THINK I LEFT THE IRON than play ON! we made some decisions... NEXT MEETING SATURDAY 12 APRIL HAVE YOU SOME Bacchus Marsh children but also to fami- She said more than 30 local week of activities. 2-4 PM GOT ANY GOOD BALLAN MECHANICS HALL IDEAS? cherubs celebrated Na- lies and the broader com- playgroups were registered INGLIS STREET, BALLAN COME “The children were fasci- ALONG AND JOIN US - WE'D LOVE TO tional Playgroup Week at St munity,” Ms King said. with Playgroup Victoria, nated to see the Wild Action A LOCAL MEET YOU. PUBLISHER, Andrew’s Church last week. offering a range of activi- AUTHOR AND “Participation in play- sea creatures and rock- BOOKSELLER WILL TALK WE'LL ALSO The children, aptly called group activities helps to ties for young children and pool discovery at Bacchus ABOUT THEIR BE PLANNING ADVENTURES A GROUP the Giggly Cherubs, were build the foundations for their families every week. Marsh Public Hall. They’ve IN PROJECT FOR PUBLISHING. 2014! joined by Federal Mem- learning by developing “From teddy bear picnics, also especially enjoyed FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT ber for Ballarat, Catherine children’s school readiness dress-ups, craft and story- craft activities and their NATALIE OR DALE AT THE LIBRARY ON 5367 2533 King. through play and social time, playgroups provide new books,” Ms Cook said. Ms King said playgroups interaction. an important opportunity Bacchus Marsh, Dunns- played an important role “To encourage parents to for children, parents and town and Mt Egerton also Moorabool Library Serices in the community and the become involved in their carers alike to meet, share celebrated with activities School Holiday Program lives of families with young children’s education at stories and have fun,” Ms during National Playgroup King said. Book Now!! children. an early age, playgroups Week. WEEK 1 “This year’s theme is ‘More also support further en- Giggly Cherubs group To find out the location of TUESDAY 8 APRIL FRIDAY 11 APRIL Than Play’ and reflects the gagement of families in leader Jacqui Cook said your local playgroup, visit Wreck It Ralph Movie Jackie Kerin contribution playgroups community activity and the children had already the Playgroup Victoria web- Lerderderg Library Storytelling Session 10am to 11.30am 10.00am– 11.30am make not just to the lives of volunteerism.” enjoyed an action packed site at playgroup.org.au Peek– A– Boo Eggs– Easter Lerderderg Crafts Library Lerderderg Library WEDNESDAY 9 APRIL BACCHUS MARSH MEDICAL CENTRE FRIDAY 11 APRIL Peek– A– Boo Eggs– Movie Screening Easter Crafts Despicable Me 2 Dr S Bronchinetti Dr A Alexander 2.00– 3.30pm 10am– 11.30am Ballan Mechanics Dr P Schlesinger Dr A Desouza Ballan Community Institute House Dr S Sooknandan Dr N Zannat Dr P Williams Dr A Mensur THURSDAY 10 APRIL Places are limited for each acı vity.
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