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By Jessica Howard

Ballan’s Shaun Campbell has claimed the Geoff Taylor Medal and made history. The local midfielder took out 34 votes in the CHFL Best and Fairest – marking the league’s second highest total in a single season. Campbell was nine votes clear of Rickey Ferraro from Hepburn, with Springbank’s Paul McMahon a further three behind. The 25-year-old, who was recruited from Ainslie this season, said he was pleasantly surprised to receive the honour. “If you had told me that I was going to win – let alone by that much – I probably would have told you where to go,” he said. “It’s just crazy, I knew I had a good year but not that good”. Campbell said he had enjoyed his first season at Ballan and looked forward to continuing to play in the league. “It’s a good standard of footy here but it’s also really laid back with such a community environment. Everyone is here for a bit of fun and to enjoy themselves and it’s good to see the level of involvement from the netballers”. Meanwhile, Gordon’s Luke Toohey and Ben Beasley from Springbank shared the Reserves Best and Fairest with 21 votes, while Newlyn’s Jesse Eastwell was three behind on 18. A comfortable 34 votes saw Ballan’s senior football Shaun Campbell take out the CHFL Best & Fairest Geoff Taylor medal from Ricky Ferraro (Hepburn) on 25 votes. Photo – Alan Marini (The Miner) (continued page 10).

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By Kate Taylor “People write to me and I one resident pointed out. the fact that only one meet- & Jessica Howard The doctors are their own have the responsibility as Board member – and meeting has been held, and that contractors not employees. CEO to read what you write ing MC - John Fabre also it was held after the decision Angry residents have told a to me. There is room for us spoke in favour of BDHC. to introduce a co-payment meeting that Ballan District Yes I am sorry we haven’t listened, to be a caring community, “I live and work in this had already been made. Health & Care did not ask somehow meeting the cost.” but if we had have listened we community, and I’m on com- Member for Ballarat Cath- the community if it wanted A resident said he did not would lose the doctors. mittees here, we chose to erine King sent a representa- extra services that will be understand why the conver- come and live here – I’m not paid for by the introduction tive, Dan Juleff, who took to - Mr Weaire (CEO) sation could not have been saying that just as a Board of a fee to see doctors. the microphone to use the held before the meeting and member, I think our staff The meeting, held at the before the decision to intro- meeting platform as a politi- CEO, told the meeting. ready a local pharmacy and at the hospital, the services Mechanics’ Institute last duce the fee was made. cal blame game. access to excellent oncology we provide are the envy of Wednesday with about 80 “You never even asked any- “It doesn’t look like a caring services at Ballarat, just half many,” he said. “To be blunt, it is the Abbott people in attendance, also one,” one resident pointed decision. There are people an hour away. The timing of the meeting government,” he said in his saw criticism of the lack of out, with Mr Weaire re- who will be affected, a lot “We are only a small hospi- was also criticised, with resi- address, before being shut community consultation sponding that “the public of people are the working tal, do we really need those dents saying that 5.30pm is a down by loud shouting from before making the deci- has told us.” poor,” the resident said. services?” she asked. difficult time to make after the objecting audience to his sion to introduce the $23 Local resident Sally Leslie Mr Weaire said that fol- Mr Weaire responded, say- work, while also questioning presence. co-payment. raised a number of questions lowing early research he ing “None of the $23 goes to A number of people raised at the meeting. thinks that “probably only oncology, it’s about meeting questions about how the “You have not asked the 30 per cent will be actually the salary expectations of Bulk Billing v Co-Payment hospital knows what the community, we do not charged.” the doctors.” community wants when it know what it is based on; Mr Weaire said the co- Resident Patrick Bonello told the meeting that he has “It costs $4,500 for them has not asked anybody. it’s been going very well, payment can be waived by a seen BDHC grow, and that he is concerned that the to provide a service and “It’s based on the number what has happened in the doctor if he/she judges that issue of the co-payment distresses a lot of people in the supplement a doctor, per of people who ring up and last 12 months to make this a person cannot afford it, a community. doctor per weekend, plus can’t get an appointment, decision?” point which Ms Leslie raised “I did a bit of research, and when I moved here I was accommodation.” commuting people can’t get Hospital Board Treasurer at the meeting. shocked that Ballan bulk-billed - in Melbourne everybody Concerns were raised by an appointment, our book- Ian Boyle responded. “I don’t think doctors charges, we need to cater for people out of hours,” Mr one resident that the fee will ings up to 8pm are always “We have not made one should be assessing my fi- Bonello said. mean that people on a low full,” Mr Weaire, BDH&C single cent in 13 years,” he nance needs,” she said. However a survey of medical practices in the surrounding income but who do not have Melton, Ballarat and the Daylesford/Hepburn areas told replied. Had a means test for the co- a health care card will not go a split story. Ms Leslie asked Mr Weaire payment been considered, to the doctor as they won’t Out of four medical practices in Bacchus Marsh/Darley, to show her the needs was another question from be able to afford to have the two bulk bill and two do not. analysis. the floor. initial $60 taken out of their Two out of three medical centres in Melton bulk bill, while “There is a need,” Mr bank account, and have only “No,” Treasurer Ian Boyle two out of three medical centres in Ballarat reported that Weaire said. a partial refund. said. they also bulk bill. Another resident asked “We are going to have to The co-payment, and One medical centre questioned in Daylesford does not what the $23 will be spent look at the impacts, those BDHC, were not without bulk bill. on, saying that services such who fall in-between the support however. All presentations for emergency treatment at the Ballan as the in-house pharmacy gaps; if you have children, “We have the best health hospital will also pay the fee – however Bacchus Marsh and oncology nurse are not they are free,” Mr Weaire service here, for the size of Hospital bulk bills emergency patients. Wayne Weaire needed because there is al- told the meeting. the town, in the country,”

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Local emergency service volunteers can continue to keep the community safe thanks to a $12.5 million boost in funding. The current State Government has delivered the 2015-16 Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program (VESEP) in order to help fund new equipment and amenity upgrades. Bacchus Marsh State Emergency Service unit is one of a total of 43 VICSES units that will share in more than $2 million. Acting Regional Manager for the Mid-West Region, Peter Keppel said the Bacchus Marsh and Hepburn units would receive $30,000 to $35,000 in order to purchase additional 4-wheel drive vehicles. “The vehicles will improve the units ability to respond to incidents - especially searches, rescues and trees falling over roads,” he said. “Each unit contributes the remainder of the funds required”. CFA brigades will benefit from 202 grants totalling more than $7.1 million, including Bacchus Marsh, Coimadai and Elaine. Bacchus Marsh will receive over $65,000 for a new field command vehicle and defibrillator, whilst Elaine and Coimadai will receive close to $140,000 for room renovation and refurbishments. Minister for Emergency Services Jane Garrett said the 2015-16 Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program (VESEP) would help volunteer groups keep their communities safe. “The Andrews Labor Government recognises the enormous contribution of our 90,000 volunteers across the state and we’re pleased to support them by helping to fund life-saving equipment and vehicles,” she said. “Volunteers are the backbone of our community. They help protect the lives of more than 3.3 million David Lambrick (BM SES) is pleased with the announcement of State government funding to support volunteers within the emergency VictoriansRBD2725 and deserve Ballan Healthour support”. Ad-Medicare Ready-Print 2.pdfservices. 1 27/08/15 Photo – 2:04Helen PM Tatchell

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By Jessica Howard a creative outlet for them. Over time we have become It’s been six years since Bac- a little family, with year sev- chus Marsh College staged the production ‘Song of the ens becoming good friends Century’, however the long with year eleven and twelves anticipated sequel is closer and vice versa”. than you think. ‘Song of the Century: The ‘Song of the Century: The Final Chapter’ will see close Final Chapter’ tells the story to 100 students from year 7 to of a homeless girl turned fa- 12 windup the popular story mous by a music executive, of Billie - the young home- however as time goes on less girl who was discovered she becomes a self-centred busking back in 2009. Written and directed by star and loses her way. Upon College art and drama teach- returning home, she meets er, Christopher Doughty, the someone new and a new production will feature year sensation is born. 12 student Linzy Marsden - who played the original role Mr Doughty said the pro- of Billie when she was just duction would play on a 13-years-old. number of serious issues, “Six years ago when our whilst providing entertain- year 12 students were in ment through singing and year seven we staged the show, which was very suc- dancing. cessful, and now those year (L-R) Linzy Marsden, Sophie Antonello, Natasha Trajkovski and Summer Beecham Photo - submitted ‘Song of the Century: The sevens have grown up and Final Chapter’ will be per- so have their characters,” Mr over the past six years so we Mr Doughty said students hours a week in rehearsals. the biggest and best week for formed on September 8, 9 Doughty said. thought it would be really had been preparing for “It’s all in their own time everyone involved,” he said. and 10 at 6:45pm at the Bac- “Linzy played the lead role nice to take the opportunity the production for around and they just absolutely love “A production like this in the original story and has to tell the story of Billie all 12-months, with some stu- it. They are so excited for gives them something to chus Marsh College Drama been really heavily involved grown up”. dents spending eight or nine production week, which is look forward to and it is also Hall.

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Authorised by Geoff Howard MP, 15 Main Road, Ballarat VIC 3350 - This advertisement is funded by Parliament's Electorate Office and Communicaitons Budget Email - [email protected] The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Page 7 News River has many friends

By Jessica Howard

Local green thumbs are being encouraged to get their hands dirty and make Moor- abool a greener place. The Friends of the Wer- ribee River through Bac- chus Marsh will be host to a tree-planting day next week, which will aim to plant 400 indigenous species of trees and shrubs. Group president Greg Ley recalled the state of the riv- erbanks just two years ago, when they were what he referred to as “an ugly, weed infested mess”. “We’ve chosen some of the worst areas to improve and you can really appreciate the difference now that the Balliang East resident Ian MacFarlane has received a ‘LEGAL ACTION IMMINENT’ red plants are becoming estab- letter for non-payment of annual fees for a Melbourne based park charge to City West lished,” he said. Water. Photo – Helen Tatchell “Not only do we want to improve the look of the river but also provide a better hab- itat for our native animals such as the koalas, platypus’, Seeing red over echidnas and wallabies”. The Friends of the Wer- ribee River through Bac- chus Marsh tree-planting day will be held on Sunday legal letter September 13 from 9:30am – 12:30pm. The site is located off Wer- By Jessica Howard get them filed back for a little “I found out that we can’t go ribee Vale Road, one-kilome- while but the problem is still to VCAT and legal aid told tre upstream of Grant Street. Ian MacFarlane just can’t the same,” he said. me that the only possibility Morning and afternoon tea One of the rehabilitated sites of native salt bush that thrives catch a break. “I rang City West Water as for change is continuing to will be provided. in the area along the Werribee River. Photo - submitted The Moorabool News has recommended in the threat- do what we are doing by lob- previously reported on the ening letter and was eventu- bying politicians and trying Balliang East resident’s ally told that nothing further to persuade City West Water plight and fight for the could be done for us – case and Parks Victoria that they Get Your removal of a Melbourne- closed and pay your bill”. are in the wrong”. based park charge, yet after Managing Director for City Mr MacFarlane said he was a bright red letter from the West Water, Anne Barker still waiting on a response Dream debt collectors landed in his said properties subject to from Minister for Environ- mailbox it seems the issue ment, Climate Change & will remain unchanged. the charge were those that lie within the Urban Parks Water, Lisa Neville, after he Swimming Sent on behalf of City West Boundary, including proper- was promised a personal- Water on August 13, the let- ties east of the Little River/ ised letter from her over six ter titled ‘LEGAL ACTION Pool Balliang Creek and south of weeks ago. IMMINENT’ stated that Mr Macfarlane had 72-hours to Spring Hill Road. “I’m not sure what I can do pay his overdue debts. However Mr MacFarlane is from here. We are going to Now For After 30-years of refusing one of just 30 homes that are have to come up with some to pay the annual fee, which subjected to the charge, after sort of new avenue, because is used to maintain popu- a number of Balliang East although I’ve nearly ex- Contact Shaun at Narellan Summer! lar city reserves such as the residents were made exempt hausted all my options - the Melbourne Zoo, Mr Mac- back in 2006. fight continues. In my case Pools Geelong North & Farlane has accumulated an “It’s still extremely annoy- it’s been 30-years, so I don’t outstanding balance of over ing and timewasting, and I plan to just give up now”. Ballarat on1300 676 657 $800. don’t have a lot of resources Hon Lisa Neville was con- “After receiving the letter to be able to continue to fight tacted for comment, how- for a FREE Quote! I made a payment of about for what I believe is right,” ever The Moorabool News half the total amount just to he said. received no response. www.narellanpools.com.au

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13 Grant St, Bacchus Marsh GO WHERE THE TRADIES GO Tel: 5367 2089 WEEKENDS NOW OPEN UNTIL 4PM www.wilsonshomehardware.com.au Page 8 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected] Newborns in the district Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital.

Darley couple Kimberley and Daniel MORRIS have A little boy is the first born child for Bacchus Marsh parents Emma and Cameron JACKSON from Gisborne have a little welcomed their first child, a little girl. Born on Monday 24 Stacey and Mark SELL. Arriving on Sunday 23 August at boy for their first child. Archie Ray Jackson arrived on August at 2.24pm, Andie Sophia MORRIS weighed 6lb 5oz 4.26am, Tyler James SELL weighed 8lb 8oz. Wednesday 26 August at 12.02am and weighed 10lb 3oz (2.89kg). (4750 grams). Town gears up for Relay By Jessica Howard make up a total 18 teams, however Ms Loughman said she hopes to see those Bacchus Marsh was a sea of purple numbers double. on the weekend as local businesses “We are all trying to do something showed their support for the fight to make an influence so that we can against cancer. all live in a cancer free world and it The decorative event was held in an- would be great to see the whole town ticipation of the annual Relay for Life, get down to see what an amazing event which will come to town this Septem- Relay for Life really is,” she said. ber for the eighth consecutive year. “We have gone all out with the market Moorabool Relay for Life coordina- stalls this year in the hope of encourag- tor, Gillian Loughman said she hoped ing a large amount of traffic. We have the promotion was able to bring more 36 in total, which will offer everything awareness to the town. from quilts and candles to Tupperware “It was to promote the fact that the and spices. It’s just such a great atmos- relay will be here in less than three phere and if we can get as many people weeks, so hopefully we will get a few down as possible it will only add to more teams participating,” she said. t hat ”. “Last year we raised just under $99,000 The 2015 Moorabool Relay for life and I would love to be able to match or will be held on September 19 and 20 at better that this year, however we will Maddingley Park. For more informa- need a lot more teams to do so”. tion or to register, visit www.relayfor The Relay for Life organisers helped make the main street of Bacchus Marsh change colour along with Over 200 participants currently life.org.au. local businesses that included Collins Booksellers. Photos – Lisa Comerford

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By Kate Taylor promise; the policy means review all overheads – in- deliver, and we’ll continue to work, where councils can add up so we would like the that councils cannot raise cluding insurance, utilities, go through the organisation ask the ESC for permission variation of one or two per A submission to the Essen- rates above the CPI level operation costs for the vehi- asking questions through to raise rates above the CPI, cent before we finalise our tial Services Commission without first making a case cle fleet, bank charges – and council - asking whether or it’s a costly process. budget.” will explain why a new rates to the ESC. other aspects of council as not the services we deliver, “The variation framework However it’s a long process capping policy will disad- Mr Croxford said that part of the continuous ‘busi- and the level of service we is about going to the Com- and at the end of it, the ESC vantage Moorabool Shire the submission outlines ness excellence’ program deliver, are appropriate. mission and saying we’ve can either approve the speci- Council. primarily the impact the which saw the organisation “It’s not just because the done all these things, so fied percentage variation The submission, prepared rates capping will have on save $1 million in the last ESC said we must reduce we can demonstrate - as we request or not – there’s no by CEO Rob Croxford, was expenditure. financial year. our expenditure – it’s some- did through the last budget middle ground. approved at a special meet- process where we clearly “We need to look at the rev- “All of those we have been thing we’re doing anyway.” “It’s going to require a lot ing of councillors last week. showed the council and the enue side of things – the cap trawling through to ensure Mr Croxford outlined that of energy and a lot of rigor The meeting was called as community that we’d taken will be on general rates, of we get the best value we can spending on infrastructure in the preparation and that a tight deadline provided a million dollars out of our 3.05 per cent, assuming the achieve.” may have to be cut as the will require a lot of cost for for the submission meant costs - by doing that we ESC goes ahead with that, There’s also been changes to Capital Works Program consultant studies, officer’s that it had to be sent before could say a rate increase of and our long-term financial the management structure – comes under scrutiny – but costs, it’s not going to be an this week’s ordinary council around three to four per cent meeting. plan talks about increments the position of General Man- that it’s the last on the list, is achievable. easy process and we have to of five per cent,” Mr Crox- ager of Corporate Services given its importance to the set that into our financials as “They appear to have ex- “But we need to think what ford explained. was not replaced, reducing community. well.” pedited the process by one our growing communities management costs. month, it looks like the ESC “Essentially we’ll have a “We have a fairly big infra- need through to 2041. If the ESC was to say no, will make a report to the revenue reduction in year “What we now continue to structure gap - which is the “We’ll need to go to the ESC then council would have to Minister in October and it’ll one of around $600,000, do, is to talk about what our difference between what we in February/March of next further review expenditure go to Parliament in Novem- or two per cent – and two levels of service are to the do spend on our infrastruc- year, if the council approves and find alternate sources of ber,” Mr Croxford said. per cent from a $45 million community. ture assets, compared to us going to ask for the varia- income. The submission outlines budget is significant, we’re “As an example of that, we what we need to spend, so tion, and then we have to set “I’ve got no doubt rates council’s response to the going to have to look at how looked at our Family Day- that’s another issue that we out the case to the ESC say- capping will come in; it just controversial rates capping we approach that.” care about two years ago have to face.” ing we’ve done all we possi- depends whether it gets policy which the Labor Gov- He said that council’s ap- and we said that’s a service Mr Croxford said that while bly can to reduce costs, to be tweaked by the groups mak- ernment held as an election proach has already been to that another provider can there is a variation frame- efficient, however it doesn’t ing submissions.”

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Do you have any feedback about public transport in your area? NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL The Victorian Government wants to hear your ideas to help The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, 2 September, at the Dunnstown Recreation Reserve, Old Melbourne Rd, Dunnstown shape a new long-term strategy for public transport in regional commencing at 5pm. Victoria. The Regional Network Development Plan is coming Members of the public are most welcome to attend. soon so get involved: SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL > Visit ptv.vic.gov.au/getinvolved to Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be participate in a discussion forum held in Council Chambers, Ballan on Wednesday, 9 September, 2015 commencing or fill out our online survey at 6pm. The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows: > Email [email protected] 1. Adoption “in principle” of the 2014/15 Financial Statements, Standard Statements to provide your feedback and Performance Statement for submission to the Victorian Auditor-General for > certiﬁ cation. Phone us on 1800 800 007 to leave 2. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council. feedback or request a hard copy survey. The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public and members of the public are most welcome to attend. Hurry, feedback closes on 11 September 2015 so be sure to get in touch with us TENDER today to share your views for the future. Council invites tenders for the following contract: Tender Number Tender Description C11-2015/2016 Project Management Services for Hallett’s Way/O’Leary Way Southern Extension Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Friday 28 August 2015 at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool.

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: [email protected] Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au CEO: Rob Croxford PTVH1532/15. Authorised by Public Transport Victoria, 750 Collins Street, Docklands ZO550903 Page 10 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected] News CHFL 2015 B&F Best, by a Presentation Senior Football - GEOFF TAYLOR MEDAL country mile Winner – Shaun Campbell (Ballan) 34 votes Club by Club Votes (from page 1) to play in a premiership at and Fairest saw Kieran Ma- BALLAN: Shaun Campbell 34, Lachlan Herring 7, Marcus Crook 6, Zachary Peoples 6, Mark Toohey, who has been a Gor- some stage, that would be her receive a whopping 40 Williams 3, Daniel King 2, Daniel Nielsen 2, David Ismail 2, Jake Wilkie 2, Kyle Doyle 2, don player for over 20-years, n ic e”. votes – which awarded him Aaron Speak 1, Daniel Mullane 1. said he never expected to Fellow teammate Steve Ni- runner-up behind Hepburn’s take out the award so late in cholson was awarded the Ned Johns on 41 votes. BUNGAREE: Chris O’Keefe 9, David Benson 9, Mitchell Bruns 9, Nicholas Weightman 9, his sporting career. Shane Everard Memorial Maher, who is one of six Shaun Finlayson 7, Scott Mann 6, Ashley McDonald 4, Luke Mirtschin 4, Ricky Cummins 4, “It was very surprising and Goal Kicking Award with 66 brothers, said he had been Chase Morgan 3, Jason Linke 3, Heath Pyke 2, Matthew Sheridan 2. it’s good that the club is hav- goals in the seniors’, while playing with Springbank DUNNSTOWN: Sam Jenkins 11, Aaron Sawers 7, Mark Stewart 5, Rhys Cahir 5, Lachlan ing a lot of success at the mo- Bernard Whelan from Bal- since he was eight-years- Poulter 4, Sam Cameron 4, Matt Auchettl 2. ment,” he said. lan was at the top of the Re- old and hoped to play in a “It’s a great club with great serves with 81. senior’s grand final in the GORDON: Tye Murphy 17, Chris McGuigan 14, Steven Patterson 11, Steven Nicholson 7, mates. Hopefully we get The Under-15 Junior Best future. Matthew Raworth 6, Benjamin Quinlan 3, James Murphy 3, Jordan Clampit 3, Jye Cousins 3, Bradley Hallam 2, Hamish Watts 2, Mark Gunnell 2, Adam Toohey 1, Corey Grills 1, Luke Gunnell 1, Mick Nolan 1. SPRINGBANK: Paul McMahon 22, Michael Searl 11, Tim Malone 10, William Driscoll 10, Hugh Millikan 6, Joel Maher 5, Simon Quinlan 4, James Millikan 4, Andrew Tyler 3, Matthew Tyler 3, Christopher Quinlan 2, Justin Simpson 1. Reserves Football Joint Winners - Ben Beasley (Springbank) and Luke Toohey (Gordon). Club by Club Votes BALLAN: Bernard Whelan 13, Rodney Watts 13, David O’Hanlon 10, David Bell 7, Michael Snaith 6, Samuel Sims 6, Mark Dunne 5, Damian Hamm 4, Brent Shaw 3, Ryan Aquilina 3, Christopher Despirt 2, Kyle Doyle 2, Marcus Darley 2, Sam Hitchings 2, Bradley Cox 1, Daniel King 1, Sean Mann 1. BUNGAREE: Lachlan Cohen 15, Ben Wormald 9, Mathew MacDonald 9, Oliver Hayes 6, Shaun O’Loughlin 5, Steven Ryan 4, Adam Ridley 3, Henri-Claude Griffiths 3, Joshua Leviston 3, Bradley Lane 2, Jake Trevenen 2, Grant Trevenen 1, Jake Buchanan 1, Jason Brown 1, Thomas Forbes 1. DUNNSTOWN: William Barker-Lovett 11, Andrew Malone 7, Paul White 6, Angus Coote 4, Jordan Crone 4, Martyn Pearce 4, Anthony McMahon 3, Brett Duffy 3, Aaron Mullane 2, Jordan Keating 1. GORDON: Luke Toohey 21, John Manchee 11, Gary Busuttil 9, Michael Kersley 6, Benjamin Quinlan 5, Daryl Perkins 4, Samuel Turmine 4, James Grills 3,Aaron Grundy 2, David Young 2, Jye Cousins 2, Anson Pellissier 1, James Poppe 1, Robert Winter 1. SPRINGBANK: Ben Beasley 21, Brandon Rix 12, Travis Toohey 9, Jarryd Underwood 7, Mitchell Keighrey 6, Timothy Knowles 6, Julian Begbie 5, Benjamin Mundy 4, Daniel Curran 3, Darcy Osborne 3, Kieran Kennedy 3, Matthew Kane 3 , Nathan Edwards 3, Lochlan Douglas Reserves Football Joint Winners - Ben Beasley (Springbank) and Luke Toohey (Gordon). 2 Martin Anderson 2, Joshua Tiley 1, Stephen Kane 1. Photo: Alan Marini, The Miner. A marathon of words By Jessica Howard we had received so many unteers Abroad, Ms Fraine sponsors that we managed said all of the money raised The Lerderderg Library will to raise over $2000, which from the 2015 Write-A-Thon host the ultimate writing we donated to various or- for Refugees challenge challenge next month as a ganisations including Book would go directly to the group of authors take part in Aid – who provide books to Asylum Seekers Resource a twelve-hour marathon. refugee camps, the Aborigi- Centre. Write-a-Thon for Refugees nal Literacy Foundation and “This centre is staffed by is a not-for-profit campaign the Asylum Seeker Resource good-hearted volunteers Centre”. that helps raise money for with a commitment to social the Asylum Seekers Re- The 2014 challenge was held justice and they don’t receive source Centre. in the State Library of Victo- any government funding so Bacchus Marsh poet and ria, with three authors con- really it’s up to the commu- tributing to the cause. fundraising organiser, Jen- nity,” she said, nie Fraine said the aim of the “If you are a writer, you “I have lived in Bacchus campaign was for writers to spend the day writing from Marsh for eleven and a half use their skills in order to 8am to 8pm and you receive years and we are so lucky help those in need. sponsors anyway you can. because this is a very warm “It all started last year when I offer to write poems for and welcoming community, I noticed a website called people for a $10 donation. I and I strongly believe in ‘Writing for Refugees’ and can write about literally any- I thought that as a writer thing, even if I don’t know community humanity”. I should also be support- much about it,” Ms Fraine Write-a-Thon for Refugees ing them. I asked if anyone said. will be held at the Lerder- would be interested and a “About 35-years ago I dis- derg Library, Main Street few people said yes, we then covered I could write poetry Bacchus Marsh from 8am to decided we would spend the and I am so happy to be able 8pm on September 26. day writing and we would to use it to contribute to To write or sponsor, contact get people to sponsor us,” those in need”. Jennie Fraine on jennief@ she said. After attending a presenta- westnet.com.au or call 5367 “By the time we finished tion held by Australian Vol- 6976. Email - [email protected] The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Page 11 News Police Rounds The lion queens By Jessica Howard By Kate Taylor Bacchus Marsh police were called to a scene on Thurs- Lions would not be helping day after a man was alleg- horses in nature, certainly… edly spotted with a knife on but in Ballan, the two have Young Street. come together to help some Sergeant Grey from the of the Shire’s most vulner- Bacchus Marsh police sta- able children. tion said whilst the situation The Ballan Lioness Club, wasn’t serious, the investiga- renowned for its impres- tion was ongoing. sive community donations “No one was harmed or un- earned by the hard work of der threat,” he said. its volunteers at their Step- “We haven’t tended to any- toe’s opp shop, has donated one yet, however the police $2000 towards a CAFS-run did attend the area at the program. time and have made some From its Bacchus Marsh of- inquiries, which are still fice, CAFS runs the HEAL continuing”. program – bringing kids to- A spokesperson for the gether with horses at the Mt Young Street Preschool said Wallace Equestrian Centre. despite rumours, the man It provides the opportunity did not approach the child- for disadvantaged children care centre. - often from troubled back- “One of the families in- grounds - to learn to im- formed the centre that there prove their behaviours and had been an incident in the to improve their psychologi- area and the centre then cal health through interact- spoke to police, but nothing ing with horses. was evident at the kinder- garten,” they said. The horses help the kids learn about themselves, ••• (L-R) Chris Bajada (Ballan Lioness), Michelle and Sarah (CAFS) with Humphrey, a healing horse in the program. and have already shown Bacchus Marsh CIU is in- Photo – Helen Tatchell amazing results in assisting vestigating an incident that has been expensive feeding of our stars in a month.” previous story in the Moora- child for one session at the occurred at the Greendale special needs young people our herd as it has added an The Lioness donation was bool News about the pro- cost of $80, or for the full Hotel in early August. with their mental health. extra $110 a week buying certainly a welcome one. gram seeking sponsorships. eight-week program at $640. Detective Brian Mallock But donations are needed round bales of hay to feed “We were just blown away A group can also be spon- confirmed that an assault to make the program more “The $2000 covers the cost our team of five,” explained by the wonderful work they took place within the hotel accessible to more young for four students from a local sored with four children at on August 8, but was unable people – there is a multitude HEAL Practitioner Michelle school to participate in the do and the results they get,” $240 per session, or $1920 for to provide any further infor- of expenses for the program O’Brien. program for eight weeks.” Ms Moore said. the full eight-week program. mation as the investigation including arena hire and “There’s also the upkeep Fred Moore, President of “We thought we’d give To make a donation or spon- into the incident is ongoing. equipment - especially with of their hooves every six the Ballan Lioness Club, said them $2000 to help these un- sorship, contact the CAFS Greendale publican Greg this year’s cold winter. weeks, worming, vet bills - that one of the Lionesses has derprivileged kids.” Community Engagement Popple declined to comment. “This winter in particular we have had the vet to two horses of her own, and saw a Businesses can sponsor a Officer on 5337 3333. New corridor More hands make light work of trees

By Jessica Howard “Jim Leahy from the Scouts the future and because we group approached us and are planting bigger stock Ballan community groups suggested we organise a now it’s good to have the have joined forces to create planting day, so we got to- Scouts involved. It’s all very new life. gether and are now very well with the native stock The Ballan Arboretum hopeful that it will become because they come in little Group and the 1st Ballan an annual event,” she said. tubes, but the bigger pots are much heavier so it’s good to Scouts together planted a “In the future we will time have those extra hands,” she group of trees in Caledonian it to occur on National Tree said. Park last month. day in July of each year”. “It’s also a really nice op- Ballan Arboretum group Ms Day, who helped form portunity for the children. A wildlife corridor in Merrimu has new life, as local scouts and guides helped to plant 360 member Stephanie Day said the local Arboretum Group You can measure a child’s trees. The Bacchus Marsh and Coimadia Landcare Group held their annual Tree Planting three deciduous trees were in March last year, said the life with a tree because you and with the efforts from the Bacchus Marsh Girl Guides and the Djerriwarrah District planted in order to create a trees were very important see them both grow at the Venturer Scouts, a section of land in Flanagans Drive has been conserved with native colourful display of autumn for the community. same time, which I think is seedlings. foliage. “It’s about planning for quite a nice analogy”. Page 12 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected] Moorabool Motoring A Moorabool News Advertising Feature

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CHFL 2015 B&F Presentation Netball – A Grade Winners - Stacey Rea (Skipton), Kelly Conroy (Springbank) and Stacey Casella (Ballan) on 26 votes each. Club by Club Votes BALLAN: Stacey Casella 26, Nicole O’Brien 14, Samantha Peoples 13, Noni McClure 9, Kara Jones 3, Broden Currie 3, Peggy Shellard 3, Alex Shellard 3. BFL Finals Venues nd BUNGAREE: Alanna Wood 11, Kathryn O’Dwyer 10, Lauren Quinlan 8, Emma Hills 6, 2 Semi Finals - Eastern Oval Grace O’Dwyer 3, Amanda Clarke 3, Caitlyn Pearson 3, Taylah Murphy 2. (Saturday 5 September) DUNNSTOWN: Johanna Dash 18, Candica Pearce 14, Jane Costello 12, Kellie Henning 5, Brittany McCulloch 4, Rhianna Pearce 3, Christine Walker 2, Elenoa Costello 1, Jess Gosling FOOTBALL 1, Leesa Donhardt 1, Maddie Peterkin 1. Senior - Redan v Darley, 2:15pm GORDON: Jessica Moller 11, Cindy May 7, Shannon McDevitt 5, Sally Eastwood 4, Samantha Reserve - Redan v Sunbury, 11:55am Cooper 3, Kim Brookshaw 3, Samantha Torpy 2, Jornita Cram 2. U/18.5 - Redan v Bacchus Marsh, 9:55am (1st Semi Final) SPRINGBANK: Kelly Conroy 26, Cynna Kydd 18, Casey Johnstone 13, Amy Conroy 10, Thea Hincliffe 8, Roisin Fradd 6, Emma Simpson 5, Marney O’Brien 4, Krista Woodroffe 1. NETBALL A Grade - North Ballarat City v Lake Wendouree, 2:30pm B-Grade A Reserve Grade - Sunbury v Ballarat, 1:15pm Winner - Bree Hearn (Springbank) – 30 votes. B Grade - Ballarat v Lake Wendouree, 12:00pm Club by Club Votes C Grade - North Ballarat City v Lake Wendouree, 11:00am BALLAN: Melissa Conroy 25, Rebecca Conroy 12, Kathy Burquest 11, Bianca Gordon 10, Kylie 19 & Under - Redan v North Ballarat City, 10:00am Fenwick 2. BUNGAREE: Kerryn Drew 12, Brittany Wade 11, Jane Swift 10, Caitlyn Pearson 8, Ebony 1st Semi Finals - Eastern Oval Pearson 5, Laura Forbes 4, Kaylee Wade 3, Olivia Browning 2, Kelly Howard 2. (Sunday 6 September) DUNNSTOWN: Stacey McKay 20, Kelly Wilson 11, Amy Marie 11, Jayde McKay 8, Teagham Henderson 7, Bianca Leonard 4, Maddy Williams 3. FOOTBALL GORDON: Madi Symons 8, Samantha Torpy 7, Jaye Cartledge 4, Hannah McCrabb 3, Steph- Senior - North Ballarat v Lake Wendouree, 2:15pm anie Clifford 2, Taylor Hurn 1. Reserve - Melton v Darley, 11:55am SPRINGBANK: Bree Hearn 30, Samantha Maher 11, Emma Conroy 10, Aliza Osbourne 7, nd U/18.5 - East Point v Melton, 9:55am (2 Semi Final) Maddie Toohey 6, Lauren Armstrong 6, Emily Quinlan 5, Sharni Maher 5, Tessa Steenhuis 3. C Grade NETBALL Winner - Karen Molloy (Waubra) 37 votes A Grade - East Point v Sunbury, 2:30pm Club by Club Votes A Reserve Grade - Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh, 1:15pm B Grade - Sunbury v East Point, 12:00pm BALLAN: Tamara Hodge 11, Eliza Rivette 8, Samantha McKay 7, Kayleigh Lord 3, Simone Dunne 3. C Grade - Sunbury v Melton South, 11:00am U/18.5 - Melton v Ballarat, 10:00am BUNGAREE: Jane Hodge 24, Carly Twaits 16, Lisa Gray 14, Kara Trigg 13, Belinda McDonald 5, Kaylee Wade 3, Chloe Pearson 3, Jayde Ringin 3, Shae White 2, Katrina Howe 2, Sarah Gleeson 1. DUNNSTOWN: Ashleigh Riley 20, Liz Emmins 17, Christine Walker 12, Nicole White 12, Natalie McMahon 5, Taylah Walker 2, Karen Cahir 2, Rachel Trickey 1. GORDON: Tracey Munari 19, Kellee Frazer 9, Danielle Downey 8, Kellie Leehane 4, Cassan- dra Curr 3, Georgie Reynolds 3, Justine Pilgrim 2, Narelle Lynch 2, Kira Davies 1. SPRINGBANK: Bethany Simpson 23, Giselle Fradd 11, Karen Tiley 4, Alana O’Neil 4, Clare Bigarelli 3, Georgie Steenhuis 2, Meggin Toohey 2, Danielle Day 1, Hannah Quinlan 1.

BFL Junior Finals Venues Preliminary Finals – Darley Park (Sunday 6 September)

FOOTBALL U/16.5 Senior - Redan v East Ballarat, 3:10pm U/16.5 Reserve - Bacchus Marsh v Ballarat, 1:35pm U/14 Senior - Redan v East Ballarat, 12:20pm U/14 Reserve - Lake Wendouree v Ballarat, 11:05am U/12 Senior - Mount Clear v Ballarat, 9:50am U/12 Reserve - Sebastopol v Ballarat, 8:55am

NETBALL 17 & Under Senior - North Ballarat v Bacchus Marsh, 3:00pm 17 & Under Reserve - Bacchus Marsh v Redan, 2:00pm 15 & Under Senior - Darley v Lake Wendouree, 1:00pm 15 & Under Reserve - Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh, 12:00pm 13 & Under Senior - Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh, 11:00am 13 & Under Reserve - Lake Wendouree v Ballarat, 10:00am

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ARIES—March 21-April 20 This is a restless week. You are ready to take a giant step forward then several plans are put on hold. Be patient. This is a splendid week for growth and it will soon come your way. TAURUS—April 21-May 22 The spotlight is on creative talent. You may be able to make some money from a hobby. Moderation is the key - avoid all extremes. especially in diet.

GEMINI—May 23-June 21 Memory lapses are sprinkled through the week. Double check facts before issuing statements. Legal matters should proceed more smothly, but check all documents Page 14 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 withEmail meticulous - [email protected] care. CANCER—June 22-July 22 Your taste is impeccable now, but make an effort to economize along the way. You have a way of encouraging loved ones to reach their full potential. LEO—July 23-August 22 A modest financial windfall may come your way by the Stars & Puzzlesweekend, but several minor delays may be experienced in your professional life. Playing the diplomat is your role on the weekend.

VIRGO—August 23-September 22 QUICK PUZZLE Guard ideas closely, lest they be pilfered by an unscrup- ★ ★ ★ ulous✯ colleague. ✯ In areas✯ of love✯ or friendship,✯ ✯let down ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ your guard and act from the heart.

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ARIES—March 21-April 20 SCORPIO—October 23-November 21 This is a restless week. You are ready to take a giant step News of an upcoming visit brightens the week, but don’t forward then several plans are put on hold. Be patient. exhaust yourself with the preparations. Your romance This is a splendid week for growth and it will soon come partner and youngsters are finally ready to take your your way. advice.

TAURUS—April 21-May 22 SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22 The spotlight is on creative talent. You may be able to make some money from a hobby. Moderation is the key - You bring more than a touch of class to social and/or avoid all extremes. especially in diet. business events. A romantic debate heats up later in the week. This could be the weekend for selling or trading. GEMINI—May 23-June 21 CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20 Memory lapses are sprinkled through the week. Double Price increases or the delay of payments may mean you check facts before issuing statements. Legal matters have to postpone the purchase of a luxury item. On the should proceed more smothly, but check all documents happier side, new relationships flourish through the week. with meticulous care. NO. 8919 CANCER—June 22-July 22 AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19 ACROSS DOWN Your taste is impeccable now, but make an effort to You are called on to make some quick decisions. Rely on 1. French policeman (8) 2. Boredom (5) economize along the way. You have a way of encouraging a combination of intuiton and logic. Advice on a romantic 6. Throw (4) 3. Shrink (7) loved ones to reach their full potential. situation is less practical than you first believe. 8. Against (4) 4. Devoloped (4) PISCES—February 20-March 20 9. Peevish (8) 5. Outside (8) LEO—July 23-August 22 10. Dizzy (5) 6. Game (5) The accent is on the familiar. If planning a trip for 11. Cause (6) 7. Capital city (archaic) A modest financial windfall may come your way by the example, consider a favourite destination. If considering 13. Extend (6) (7) weekend, but several minor delays may be experienced studying, think about an advanced class in a favourite 15. Displease (6) 12. Rebuke (8) in your professional life. Playing the diplomat is your subject area. 17. Shrew (6) 14. Confidential (7) role on the weekend. 19. Rot (5) 16. Spot (7) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK 22. Lanky (8) 18. Slant (5) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 You are known for your fine expensive tastes and your 23. Knife (4) 20. Excuse (5) Guard ideas closely, lest they be pilfered by an unscrup- great capacity for empathizing. This time favours new 24. Yield (4) 21. Eager (4) ulous colleague. In areas of love or friendship, let down educational developments. An increased responsibility 25. Sanitary (8) your guard and act from the heart. may lead to an improved lifestyle. CRYPTIC PUZZLE LIBRA—September 23-October 22 ACROSS Jobs you take on may eventually prove more complicated 1. Works as a censor and makes a lot of money (6-2). 6. than you first thought. Don’t be too eager to volunteer A man with nothing on creating great excitement (2-2). your services. A family despute should be solved by the 8. May have a little smoke beore retiring (4). 9. Retracted end of the week. when one escorted home (4,4). 10. Claims one has in one’s possession (5). 11. Begs outside the French homes SUDOKU SCORPIO—October 23-November 21 (6). 13. Something to play in, having a romp with the pets (6). 15. Look for admiration (6). 17. The strange News of an upcoming visit brightens the week, but don’t lady is carrying her (6). 19. Shoot for game (5). 22. Fight- exhaustNUMBER yourself with the GAME preparations. Your romance ing idleness (8). 23. The cockney? He had ham and partner and youngsters are finally ready to take your cheese (4). 24. Water! I am surprised at you! (4). 25. advice. ANSWER BELOW Don’t send by ordinary post - express it (8). SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22 DOWN 2. See the tot playing a game (5). 3. An orchestra play- You bring more than a touch of class to social and/or ing with great enthusiasm (7). 4. Locate it in the south- business events. A romantic debate heats up later in the east (4). 5. Makes money for press group (8). 6. List as week. This could be the weekend for selling or trading. “item of furniture” (5). 7. Turned up angry and cold, so that clinches it (7). 12. Direct the girl to stand in: more CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20 dependable (8). 14. It means one’s truly sorry or just Price increases or the delay of payments may mean you showing an outer change (7). 16. Bird’s eye views? (7). have to postpone the purchase of a luxury item. On the 18. Out of jail, we’re told, are very good (5). 20. Put up a happier side, new relationships flourish through the week. record; a dab hand (5). 21. What’s wrong with having a small horse? (4). AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19

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MERV Patton’s Prayer with Pastor Merv Patton All you need is love Available for Adoption: ‘MM’ Male, Domestic Medium Hair, Black, approximately 1-4 years Available for Adoption: Female, All you need is love, was thieves who badly beat him, Jesus taught his disciples to Domestic Short Hair, Ginger & White approximately 4 months. Male, Domestic the title of a classic Beatles and left him for dead. Nice “Love your enemies, do good Short Hair, Black and White, approximately song. Those of us who lived and religious people passed to those who hate you, bless 4 months. through the 60s can well by and didn’t get involved. those who curse you, and remember the groovy peace He would have died, except pray for those who spitefully and love times of the hippies a person from a different use you.” For those who fol- and other chilled out peo- ethnic group came along, lowed the simple teaching ple. It seemed so attractive tended to his wounds, and of Jesus, a well satisfied life that people wanted to live then paid for him to stay at a would be theirs. in peace and many formed wayside inn until he was re- • Love God first and best their own little communes. covered. Jesus simply asked, (make the creator of the When a young man asked ‘Which person acted like a universe your best friend) Jesus “Which command- neighbour to this wounded • Love your neighbour as ment is the most important?” soul’. It was the least likely much as you love yourself Jesus replied, ‘You shall love person. (yes even self-haters really the LORD your God with Love is an action that we do love themselves, but all of your being, and love carry out because we care. haven’t learned how to your neighbour as yourself.’ Hate is the opposite to love. express it) The neighbour here was ex- Building a self-centred life • Do to others as you would FOUND in Bacchus Marsh Male, Kelpie cross, Black Available for Adoption: ‘Shadow’ Female, Wolfhound plained as anyone you min- can only lead to a lonely and like them to do to you. approximately, 12 months cross, Tan and White, approximately 12-18 months gle with. broken existence. The more • True love covers a person’s mistakes instead of Lost or Found a dog or cat? Keep up to date with impounded animals on Council’s Jesus then told the story a person tries to use people of the Good Samaritan. A and situations for their own judging them Pet Adoption Facebook page – Moorabool Pet Adoption. certain chap was travelling ends, the less successful they The old adage “if you want (MSC DAB 2014-003) from Jerusalem to Jericho, are and the fewer friends to have a friend, be a friend” For more information contact Council Customer Service on 5366 7100. when he was jumped by they keep. is so true.

TOM Environmental Opinion with Tom Kingston Tasmania set to wield axe on forests A couple of weeks ago I at- late Malcolm Fraser passed tance for full-time legal rep- to the locals who live in the unprofitable approach, not per hectare, mostly because tended a gathering with 300 away, it was fascinating for resentation were received Wynyard area. This is shap- just for Tasmania’s natural roads and bridges need to hundred or so locals at Wyn- me, as a proud Green, to look from the Australian Con- ing up to be a symbolic fight, heritage but also for the be built into the forest. This yard (North West Tasmania) at his environmental track servation Foundation and not just for the community economy. Forestry Tasma- equates to a cash loss of over a bit of local bush that record as a progressive— four Queensland scientific in Lapoinya, who want to nia expects, from this small $50,000 for the entire coupe.’ was to be logged by Forestry one could perhaps say one or conservationist organisa- protect the area that they 49-hectare coupe, to harvest ‘On top of this, Forestry Tasmania. This bit of local of the last true Liberals. He tions. Senator Whish-Wilson have grown up in and all 12,500 tonnes. As is often the Tasmania will have to write bush, a 49-hectare area, is achieved some magnificent goes on to say, ‘Here we had their memories, all the spe- way, more than half of these down nearly $200,000 in called by the locals, Lapoin- outcomes for the environ- a Liberal Prime Minister cial times they have had in logs will be destined for the assets once the trees are ya and by Forestry Tasma- ment. One that was near and who financed a legal case by the area and the immense woodchip mill. chopped down. If we add nia, coupe FD053A. These dear to my heart was the ban conservationists to stop pe- value that they get and have Senator Whish–Wilson then carbon accounting costs, the locals were meeting to op- on commercial whaling. He troleum drilling in the Great got out of this forest for gen- quoted one of the speakers opportunity costs of log- pose this logging. While the had a leadership role in that.’ Barrier Reef.’ erations; it is also symbolic at the Wynyard gathering. ging these trees, then what local state and federal rep- Senator Wish-Wilson then And we have a current Lib- for the whole state. Forestry ‘John Lawrence is a well- we are looking at is another resentatives were all invited went on to talk of the former eral government threaten- Tasmania has been pretty respected economist, ac- loss-making proposition for Senator Whish-Wilson was Liberal Prime Minister, Mr ing to prosecute and punish much bankrupt, in the figu- countant, commentator on Forestry Tasmania, which the only one who attended. John Gorton who in a press such groups. rative sense, and has not financial matters and font is going to do an incredible Senator Whish-Wilson re- release from 1 July 1970 said, Then Senator Whish-Wil- been logging on a large scale of all knowledge in matters amount of damage to the so- cently spoke of this logging ‘The Commonwealth will son spoke of Lapoinya. He for many months. But it is forestry and finance. He cial fabric of the community in the Senate. I thought it meet the reasonable legal said, ‘It is a tiny settlement about to start up again soon, has estimated that Forestry in the Wynyard area who was worth quoting from this costs, including Counsels’ tucked away in deep valleys and coupes such as Lapoin- Tasmania could expect to have grown up around this speech as it says so much fees, of five conservationist adjacent to the Flowerdale ya are clearly under threat get about $5,000 per hectare beautiful piece of landscape.’ about our current political bodies appearing before the River catchment. It is not a in the logging madness that in revenue at current mar- I am not so sure the be- mire. Royal Commission on Bar- big place. Some would say we expect to see commence ket rates. He also estimates haviour of VicForests is any Senator Whish-Wilson rier Reef Petroleum Drilling. it is not a grand place, but it again in October.’ that the cost of getting the better. began, ‘recently, when the Requests for financial assis- is a special place, especially ‘It is an unthinkable and logs out will be about $6,000 What is your opinion? Page 16 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected]

WRITING LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Each letter must be accompanied with the writer’s full name, address and phone number (name and suburb for publication only) and be limited to 300 words. Letters to be received via fax, post or email (preferred option). The Editor has the right to limit the amount of words in each letter received and Letters to the Editor published letters are at the discretion of the Editor. Email: [email protected] You may also Post messages on the Moorabool News Facebook page. Dear Editor, Youth meeting was not well makes sense that a Ballan about the life experiences guidance there will be some- sues that will be exacerbated I write to respond to the attended. However the qual- Councillor would attend a and financial background of one to talk to and get help. by a Bunnings or any other article “Youth space - on- ity of input from young peo- Ballan engagement session any of the Councillors. It is It is a positive step for Coun- bulky goods stores, being line choice of voice” that ple who contributed at the and that a Bacchus Marsh insulting and does not rec- cil to consult about youth built in Gisborne Road. appeared in the Moorabool Bacchus Marsh engagement Councillor might attend Bac- ognise that all people expe- needs and the possibility of Really Mr Mayor, a traf- News last week 25 August, session I attended, was high chus Marsh sessions. rience challenges in life. a youth space. fic study is needed? When 2015. and to be commended. The article states “Mr Em- I left home at 16 and have I ask young people aged almost every evening and The Youth Engagement I respond to Blackwood res- merson added that he is dis- had a hard life. This gives me 12-25 to complete the youth morning (and many other appointed in the approach forums and the online sur- ident Daniel Emmerson who an insight into youth issues space survey on the Moora- times) traffic is at a stand still is quoted in the MN saying that some councillors have vey’s for young people and and makes me care about bool Youth Services face- from Lerderderg St to the “Paul Tatchell was the only taken to the idea of a youth parent’s and carers of young improving youth services. book page. There is also a Freeway. What engineering Councillor who bothered to space.” He is quoted saying people provide an opportu- Mr Emmerson should not separate survey for parents measures does Mr Sullivan show up” to the Ballan ses- “how can, for example, a nity to communicate the is- assume Councillors are and carers of young people imagine could relieve the sit- sion. The article did not say well-to-do councillor from on this page. uation of cars crawling along sues experienced by young upmarket Bacchus Marsh well-to-do and could not that on the following morn- Cr. Tonia Dudzik Gisborne Rd after work? Per- people and whether or not a ever relate to the struggles understand youth issues. ing 20th August Cr. John haps they could use the data youth space is supported by of a teenager in Gordon Youth issues affect all young East Moorabool Councillor Spain and I attended a youth Bunnings collected, which is the community. session in Bacchus Marsh struggling with their sexual- people regardless of location sure to be unbiased. Young people have chosen along with service provid- ity, or someone experiencing and wealth. Dear Editor, If council really thinks jobs to put forward their views ers. It also does not state domestic violence. A youth My vision of a youth space I read with amazement through the online survey that I attended the Bacchus space is so important, and is a place where young peo- (SOS on rezoning, MN 25 will be created, then build rather than through at- Marsh youth engagement council needs to pull the fin- ple can participate in a range Aug) the fence-sitting com- the stores in a more suitable tending youth engagement session and that I brought ger out...” of organised supervised ments from both Cr Paul area of Bacchus Marsh. meetings. I agree it is dis- my son with me who falls Mr Emmerson should not activities and know that if Tatchell and Cr Tom Sulli- Jenny Arrowsmith appointing that the Ballan in the target age group. It make public assumptions they need crisis assistance or van, regarding the traffic is- Bacchus Marsh

The What’s On section is for non-profit community organisations. All free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the Editor’s discretion. Advertising of AGM’s in WHAT’S ON this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per the constitution of Business & Consumer Affairs for incorporated groups. Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh) ADULT EDUCATION Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion. CHURCH Ballan & District Community House Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd, Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh Offering classes in - First Aid 11/9 CPR: 9-11.15am LEVEL Bacchus Marsh. All welcome – Jack 9741 9705. Service Times - Sundays 8.30am & 10am; Wednesdays 10am; 2: 9-3pm; Garden Group Meets: 2nd & 4thFri of the month; Balliang - 2nd & 4th Sundays 9am; Myrniong - 1st & 3rd Bus Trip to Castlemaine Thurs 10th Sept Antique/Collectable MARKETS Sunday 11am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm. Enquiries Shops OR Buda Historic House/Garden. Enquiries & Ballan Lions Club Market 5367 5362 (office). Bookings - Call 5368 1934 or email [email protected] Saturday 5 September, 8am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month. Church of the Living God Melton South Community Centre Inglis St, Ballan. Enquiries - 0432 961 975 (Paul). Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday Two tier chocolate Ganache cake, CPR / First Aid, Deluxe Darley Market of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St Facials, Express Eyelash extensions - 5/9; Acrylic Nails 8/9 Saturday 5 September, 8am – 1pm. Stalls offer bric-a-brac, Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727. & 12/9; French Macaroons, 16/9. Enquiries & Bookings - 9747 fruit/veg, clothing, plants and more. 1st & 3rd Saturday each Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am 8576. month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345 Worship Service and Children’s Program. Phone 5367 6550 Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre, 33-35 145 (Alan). for more details. Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation classes, Ballan Farmers Market Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit community groups, occasional child care, venue hire. Next Market – Saturday 12 September, 9am-1pm. Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month) Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390, www.darleylearning. 2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq – 0498 Ballan Uniting Church com 361 291 or 0490 114 130. Services – 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am CHURCH Reflective Worship. MEETINGS Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship Catholic Gordon Parsh Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s Ballan Anglers Inc Mass Times – Saturday 5 September – Dunnstown, 6.30pm KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm. Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel, Sunday 6 September – Gordon, 8.45am; Ballan,10.30am. Further details – 0429 681 566. 7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome – B3 Community – Focused, family friendly church with a Bacchus Christian Fellowship 0400 003 936. difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue Sunday Services 11am, RSL, Main St, Bacchus Marsh – Enq. Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Jim 0434 341 797. Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each Anglican Parish of West Moorabool Bacchus Marsh Life Church month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119. Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room, Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group Service Times – Saturday 5 September – St John’s Bungaree, in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036. For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs. 6pm. Sunday 6 September - St John’s Ballan, 9.30am; St James’ Enquiries - 1300 660 068. Morrisons, 5pm. Enquiries to Glen Wesley on 5368 2730. Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish Proudly sponsored by

Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday (3rd Sunday of The

Memorial Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535 or secretary@ month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of Moorabool News FREE Your Local News lallalmooraboolphotographicgroup.org month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone – 5368 1966 Email – [email protected]

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JUDGEMENT Digital Video Blue Light Disco

A Junior Blue Light Disco will be held at the Bacchus Marsh Belgravia Leisure Centre, Labilliere Street, Bacchus Marsh on IS Friday 4th September 2015.

Music starts at 7.00 pm and finishes at 9.00 pm.

Great Prizes. Drinks, chips and chocolate available. Glow Stix also available at reasonable prices. COMING Digital Videos played during the night are age appropriate.

Full Police Supervision. 92 Main Street Gordon No exit policy unless collected by parent or guardian. Bible Entry $5.00 per person (Tickets can only be purchased on the night) FATHERS ’ DAY SUNDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER 1:00—4:00 pm The Professionals 1 PETER CH4 V17 Arbee Real Estate 140 Main Street, No entry charge—Excellent pub meals Bacchus Marsh Tel. 03 5367 2333 Ph 0434 341 797 Bookings 5368 9203 ( E ssential ) arbeerealestate.com.au Email - [email protected] The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Page 17

Lifestyle, Location & Privacy Regional decline in ‘Days on the market’

Enzo Raimondo pna, Kialla, Kyabram and CEO, REIV Nagambie all sold faster when compared with last There are a number of mar- year’s figures. ket indicators which chart The median number of days the statewide, and local, on market for homes in Yar- performance of the prop- rawonga fell 53 days over the erty sector. This includes the year to 80 while homes in average length of time that Mooroopna also sold faster, homes in each town or city take to sell, known as me- decreasing 43 days to 70. dian days on market. Homes in Kialla had a me- The latest REIV data shows dian of 68.5 days on mar- a number of regional towns ket - 30 days less than the across Victoria recorded sig- same period last year –while nificant falls in the median Nagambie’s median days on days on market over the market dropped 34 days to 11 Pilmer Street, Bacchus Marsh year, reflecting the strength 84. of the property market in The number of days for a Auction: 19th Sept 11am on site these areas. home to sell in Kyabram fell One of regional Victoria’s 17 days; homes in Benalla Nestled within a leafy central location only moments strongest performers was in sold 16 days faster than the from Schools, Main Street Shops, Cafes & Train Station the Geelong and surf coast same time last year and this craftsman built home is beautifully presented and region of the state, with Echuca’s median days on homes in the coastal town of sits on a 650sqm block. market dropped by 10.5 days Jan Juc selling faster in July to 63.5 days in July. Featuring 3 bedrooms (master with en-suite & spa than the same period last Other regional towns re- year, with the median num- bath), separate central study, fully functional kitchen cording large decreases ber of days on market falling with quality stainless steel appliances & ample in days on market were 20 days to 32.5. cupboards, light filled living room area, adjoining Paynesville in the Gipps- The outer Geelong suburb land region, down 67 days to family room, central bathroom & laundry facilities. of Waurn Ponds – which has 77.5, Point Lonsdale, down You will be amazed with the low maintenance seen recent price gains – was 39 days to 94 and Anglesea, another strong performer gardens, x 2 single carports, garage/workshop. This down 64.5 days to 110.5. with the number of days on home provides for easy care living from every aspect. market also down 20 days Regional towns within Terms: 10% Deposit Balance 60/90 days over the year to a median commuting distance of Mel- of just 25 in July – one of the bourne also experienced Inspect: Wed 5.00-5.30pm & Sat 11.00-11.30am lowest statewide. declines in median days on Substantial declines in days market with homes in Woo- 166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh on market were also re- dend selling 8.5 days faster LEN SMITH corded north of Melbourne than July 2014 with a median Phone: 5367 8128 Mobile: 0418 343 754 in the Goulburn Valley re- of 58.5 days while Longwar- REAL ESTATE www.lensmith.com.au gion. Homes in Yarrawonga, ry, south-east of Melbourne Echuca, Benalla, Mooroo- fell 21 days to 85. Joe McFall Real Estate welcomes Call offi ce today for a no obligation market appraisal of your property New Agents: Kirsty Black and Dave Mclennan Director - Joe McFall Sales - Dave O’Hanlon, Brian Meadows, Dave Pooley Rental Property Manager - Sarah Mulgrew Offi ce Manager - Tiffany Forde Nadine Nevill – Tech Support • Residential • Commercial • Development • Rural • Land Sales Page 18 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected] –– Land now selling ––

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OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat 5th September 11.00-11.30am GREAT HOME, BIG BLOCK CLOSE TO TOWN ASKING $435,000 MASSIVE POTENTIAL! ASKING $435,000 Ballan 22 Blackwood Street 3 2 4 Bacchus Marsh 55 Grey Street 5 2 2 Lovely family home of 3 bedrooms, huge master with ens, 2 large living rooms, spacious kitchen & With loads of potential & plenty of room to refurbish or develop. Located on a large corner block within meals area & magnifi cent veranda along the front. Located close to town and walking distance to walking distance to schools, child care, sporting facilities and shops. The unique fl oorplan offers 5 the Golf Club. Timber cathedral ceilings in the lounge, Heat Charm wood heater, Rinnai gas heater bedrooms, 3 with BIRs, the master with an ens & WIR. There is an abundance of living space with kitchen, & a split system a/c. Large kitchen, big pantry, gas cooking. Colorbond garage, 12m x 7.5m & a 4 car dining, lounge, study. Outside there is a substantial 12m x 8m shed/workshop. On a huge 1550m² block carport, workshop & 2 garden sheds. Approx. 1/2 acre. with front and side access, ideal for future development (STCA). PID: 807062 PID: 803191

OPEN FOR INSPECTION OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat 5th Sept 11.30am-12.00pm Sat 5th September 1.30-2.00pm A HOME FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ASKING $580,000 INVEST THEN NEST HOUSE ASKING $345,000 Bacchus Marsh 3 Grantleigh Drive 4 2 2 Bacchus Marsh 5 Charltonian Close 3 1 2 Located in the popular Grantleigh Estate and on a huge 1,400m² block is this 4 bedroom + study Neat 3 bedroom home in a nice quiet court location only 5 minutes from the Main Street Shopping Centre. home. Main with ens & WIR, lounge room with gas fi re in fi replace; hostess kitchen with meals/ There are 3 good sized bedrooms 2 with BIR’s and the master has a large WIR and a reverse cycle family area; huge rumpus room with built-in-bar. Ducted heating & Evap Cooling. Double garage split system a/c, as well as direct access to the two way family bathroom. There is ducted gas heating with internal access, via the store room & there is an extensive roofed & timber decked outdoor living throughout the home. You have a double carport at the front & an excellent colorbond shed with rollerdoor area with barbeque and fi sh pond. at the end of the driveway which could be a garage or a workshop. PID: 807059 PID: 792107

OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat 5th September 1.00-1.30pm COLONIAL ENTERTAINER ASKING $375,000 ‘TRISARA’ ASKING $950,000 Bacchus Marsh 8 Todman Court 3 2 2 Long Forest 84 Sundew Avenue 5 2 2 Situated in a quiet court location in the Underbank Estate, this home is the ultimate entertainer. Substantial 2 storey home on 2.64 acres in Long Forest. Boasting approx. 50 squares of living A well laid out 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with two separate living areas, expansive outdoor including formal lounge, 2nd lounge, formal dining, additional dining/meals area, huge kitchen. entertainment area and beautiful timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Ducted heating Master bedroom with WIR & ENS with spa bath, walk-thru bathroom to beds 2 & 3. Ducted & ducted cooling compliment the overall package. Situated on a substantial 930 square metre heating, evaporative cooling & ducted vacuum. 1 bedroom self contained unit with kitchenette. block. In-ground pool, landscaping throughout and extensive forest surrounds. PID: 788162 PID: 810454

Thinking of selling? Call today to achieve a DESIGNED TO IMPRESS ASKING $415,000 great Spring result Bacchus Marsh 11a Waddell Street 3 2 1 Situated right on the doorstep of Bacchus MarshSOLD 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

Daryl Gould Bob Gunnell Peter Leonard Steve Creese Ian McDonald 0409 233 157 0417 566 951 0429 671 990 0475 888 101 0418 522 549 real people working in real property 140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh Ph 5367 2333 www.arbeerealestate.com.au Page 20 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected]

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^Subject to contract and availability. Price for land only and excludes all other costs and charges associated with purchase and financing and the cost of any home to be constructed, site works and landscaping. *Information from publicly available sources. Devine assumes no duty of care, nor makes any representation or warranty regarding its accuracy or completeness. Retail precinct and primary school use has been approved. Access to amenities may be subject to conditions. 15_7073 8/15 Email - [email protected] The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Page 21

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AUCTION – Lifestyle, Location & Privacy – INSPECT WED/SAT Blue chip location, outstanding opportunity - INSPECT SATURDAY

BACCHUS MARSH 11 Pilmer Street BACCHUS MARSH 51-61 Main Street Leafy central location only moments from Schools, Main Street Forming an integral part of Bacchus Marsh’s rich heritage “Banool” Shops, Cafes & Train Station this craftsman built home is beautifully 3 2 3 circa 1929 is a superb example of the architectural elegance 4 2 2 presented and sits on a 650sqm block. Featuring 3 bedrooms Inspect: Wed 5.00-5.30pm of this era. Magni cently advantaged by a coveted North-East Inspect: Sat 12.00-12.30pm (master with en-suite & spa bath), separate central study, fully Sat 11.00-11.30am aspect displaying glorious views overlooking the Bacchus Marsh functional kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances & ample Auction: 19th Sept 11am Township, all within walking distance to local amenities. Set on cupboards, light lled living room area, adjoining family room, On site a signi cant allotment of 8890sqm or 2 acres plus, represents an Price: $1,350,000 central bathroom & laundry facilities. You will be amazed with the Len Smith: 0418 343 754 exceptional opportunity for potential subdivisional development Len Smith: 0418 343 754 low maintenance gardens, x 2 single carports, garage/workshop. Web Id: - S.T.C.A. Web Id: -

Location, You Will Love It! - INSPECT SATURDAY In the centre of town!

BACCHUS MARSH 29A Graham Street BACCHUS MARSH 56 Masons Lane Superbly designed with Northerly aspect. Absolutely immaculate 2 1 1 A chance to renovate or redevelopment. In the same family ownership 3 1 1 inside and out, boasting high ceilings, double hung windows, Inspect: Sat 1.00-1.30pm for over 65 years this cement sheet clad home sits on a huge 1163 Inspect: By appointment large lounge room with adjoining meals/dining area and quality sqm allotment with general residential zoning. 3 bedrooms, study, kitchen with walk-in pantry. Family sized bathroom with double living room, kitchen/meals area and bathroom. Separate large shower, low allergy oor heating and evaporative cooling. Single character styled one bedroom bungalow with living/kitchen area. garage/workspace with auto remote, front verandah, sun soaked Price: $345,000 You have the chance to build your dream home here or use for unit Price: $345,000 courtyard area, low maintenance garden and a side fernery. Close Len Smith: 0418 343 754 development S.T.C.A. It is all here for you! Ideally located to popular Len Smith: 0418 343 754 to Main Street Shopping, Cafes and Railway Station. Web Id: - Primary Schools, Village Shopping Center and Masons Lane Reserve. Web Id: -

Town Central! Spacious Home in Quiet Court

BACCHUS MARSH 20 Young Street DARLEY 16 Cunningham Close You could not nd a better location to Bacchus Marsh Village 3 1 1 Beyond the modest façade of this comfortable home lies a remarkably 3 2 4 Shopping Centre and local Primary Schools. This solid brick home Inspect: By appointment spacious, private and convenient home. The home is designed to take in the Inspect: By appointment North aspect and the land size is approximately 1100sqm. Set back from the is worthy of a renovation or development from here, (S.T.C.A). 3 street and o ering a versatile oorplan, neatly presented interiors, spacious bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen/meals. Set on a large block lounge, adjoining dining room, kitchen/meals area. 3 generous bedrooms the possibilities are endless, call today! Price: $369,000 master with WIR & ensuite, central bathroom and laundry. Outside you will Price: $329,000 Len Smith: 0418 343 754 nd established gardens, paved driveway, 4 car carport. Set in a quiet court Len Smith: 0418 343 754 Web Id: - only minutes from Primary Schools and local Shopping Centre. Web Id: -

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DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE EMPLOYMENT SITUATIONS VACANT ACCOMMODATION Café Chef –Permanent Part Time Accommodation Assistant Front of available in The Diggers Club is seeking a passionate chef for our House Manager popular café based at the Garden of St Erth in Blackwood. Daylesford Our café offers regional and seasonal lunches in a casual Required for: Fully self-contained Rowsley Fire Brigade Rowsley Fire Brigade setting from Thursday to Sunday. You will have at your The Plough accommodation regrets the passing of Peter regrets the passing of disposal a wide array of heirloom and unusual varieties from $195pw. of fruits and vegetables grown on your doorstep or at our @ Trentham Forbes, a longtime member Graham Jell. In his 45 6-12 months lease, Dromana gardens. of our Brigade and National years of dedicated service Thursday to Sunday shorter stays possible. Medal recipient. We would to our brigade, he held The position will principally be 3 days each week with Also Professional Rooms/ like to acknowledge his the positions of Captain, some additional hours available for events and festivals Send resume to: Day Spa Lease available. 57 years of service and Secretary, 1st, 2nd throughout the year. [email protected] 0437 733 488 dedication to our brigade. and 4th Lieutenant. If you are a keen cook and want to work in a picturesque cool climate garden as part of a great team please send your resume to Elizabeth on [email protected] EMPLOYMENT CLAIRVOYANT MICROCHIPPING or ring 5984 7933 if you have queries. CLAIRVOYANT Jo’s Mobile Microchipping PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TAROT READINGS Dogs/Cats & Bacchus Marsh RSL Wombat Regional S T A NNE’S Puppies/kittens Major Raffle Drawn on VINEYARDS After hours service Arts Network Monday 24th August 100% ACCURATE from 6pm week nights AGM Winning Ticket Numbers ST ANNES VINEYARDS and by appointment on Saturday 19 September are: 4665, 5001, 5223, weekends. 10am for 10:30 start 4867, 5572, 4007, 5928, Cellar Door Sales Assistant Phone – Marlene $40 single & $30 multiple at Ballan Senior 4964, 5999, 4962, 5169 We are seeking applicants with a mature pets/ groups. Citizens Club and 5736. outlook, outgoing personality and the natural 0409 445 287 Call 0406 664 056 All welcome Winners Notified. ability to communicate with a broad range www.wombatarts.org Bacchus Marsh RSL people to join the team at our Myrniong Cellar would like to thank the for more info Door. FUNERALS public for their support This position is offered as permanent part time, EMPLOYMENT and involves a weekday & weekend roster. Applicants must have an RSA, love working PAT CASH I N in a team environment, and have a genuine enjoyment of wine and people. For applications or enquiries, call 53687209 or

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Ballan Football the Blues will go in as under dogs but on current form, In a blistering display, anything is possible. the Senior Blues certainly Final Score: Ballan 16 7 showed they are the real 103 def Buninyong 4 3 27 deal and not to be underes- Best - L. Herring, D. Mul- timated. The Blues opened lane, S. Campbell, S. Hitch- tentatively in the first quar- ings, M. Crook, K. Doyle ter and at the first break were down by two goals but from then on they were utterly The Reserves squad was ruthless. Ballan did not al- decimated with injuries and low their opponents to score had to call on several Under a goal after the first break. 18 players to fill the gaps. Buninyong could only man- The Blues were without Rod age to score a total of two Watts, Damien Hamm and points for the remainder of Billy Smith and they were the match. Up forward Dan sorely missed. The Eagles King booted four goals for opened strongly and had a the day with another 7 goal five goal buffer at the first scorers. Shaun Campbell break and never looked had more than his share of back. Marcus Darley and attention from the Bombers Sam Sims were under the and he reveled in the pres- pump in the backline and sure. Campbell was ably as- the result could have been sisted by Locky Herring and far more distressing but Marcus Crook did a great for their outstanding ef- job as sweeper in defence. forts. Mark Dunn battled On the wing Danny Mullane out the whole four quarters ran his opponent ragged and and Brad Cox was the key his two goals lifted the tem- forward for the Blues. They po of the game. In the final added some respectability to quarter it became a feeding the score board in the final frenzy for the Blues and the quarter but the damage had whole squad went up a gear. been done. Trevor Davies For the supporters it had praised the efforts of the been a long time between players throughout the year performances like this and and to focus on next year. life members like Ray Smith Final Score: Ballan 6 4 40 had a smile from ear to ear. lost Gordon 13 3 81 Ballan now take on the Gor- Best - M. Darley, S. Sims, M. don Eagles next Sunday in Dunne, B. Jorgensen, B. Cox, the preliminary final and B. Ferguson FREE ADVERTISING SELL YOUR ITEMS $100 & UNDER FOR FREE Email: [email protected] Phone: 5368 1966 *Ads must be emailed by Friday 12 noon. Ads by phone must be between 9.30am–12pm Tuesday–Thursday. PRIVATE ADS ONLY (NO BUSINESSES, NO ANIMALS, HAY OR BULK ITEMS). MAXIMUM 3 ADS PER PERSON.

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U/16.5 Seniors Elimination Final Best - (Darley) 2nd Semi Final Lake Wendouree (51) def Ballarat (28) Jake Edwards, Shane Page, Nathan Lyons, Steven Kennedy, North Ballarat City (49) def East Point (47) Bacchus Marsh 6.12 (48) def East Ballarat 5.12 (42) Dane Grenfell, Jacob Zeestraten Goals – (BM) Sunbury (45) def Redan (38) Elimination Final 2 Blake Graham 2, Jack Lalor 1, Xavier Jenks, Joshua Duggan, Lake Wendouree 11.15 (81) def East Point 11.14 (80) A Reserve Grade Jack Hehir Qualifying Final Best – (BM) Reserves Sunbury (50) def Lake Wendouree (36) Samuel Griffiths, Nicholas Stuhldreier, Blake Baldo, Alistair Qualifying Final Elimination Final Hine, Jack Hehir, Connor Stone Redan 13.18 (96) def Melton 4.2 (26) East Point (39) lost Bacchus Marsh (41) Elimination Final 1 Ballarat (32) def Redan (30) U/16.5 Reserves Sunbury 9.8 (62) def Bacchus Marsh 7.13 (55) 2nd Semi Final B Grade Goals – (Bacchus Marsh) Qualifying Final North Ballarat 8.18 (66) def Bacchus Marsh 2.10 (22) Ashley Whittle 2, Thomas Mullen 1, Christopher Suban, Sunbury (22) lost Ballarat (36) Goals – (BM) Tim Sutherland, Todd Delahey, Brandon Fell Rylan Porter 2 Best – (Bacchus Marsh) Elimination Final Best – (BM) Ashley Whittle, Matthew Whittle, Matthew Hoyland, Redan (20) lost East Point (27) Jarred Fitzpatrick, Travis Evans, Jack Levett, Matthew Thomas Mullen, Christopher Suban Darley (25) lost Lake Wendouree (33) Mitchell, Samuel Rousch Elimination Final 2 C Grade 1st Semi Final Darley 9.14 (68) def East Point 6.11 (47) Qualifying Final Ballarat 7.12 (54) def Lake Wendouree 5.12 (42) Sunbury (25) lost North Ballarat City (30) U/18.5s Qualifying Final Elimination Final U/14 Seniors East Point 5.19 (49) def Redan 1.6 (12) Lake Wendouree (31) def Melton (28) 2nd Semi Final East Point (21) lost Melton South (24) Lake Wendouree 5.4 (34) def Redan 1.13 (19) Elimination Final 1 Bacchus Marsh 9.8 (62) def North Ballarat City 8.10 (58) 19 & Under 1st Semi Final Goals – (Bacchus Marsh) Qualifying Final East Ballarat 6.7 (43) def Ballarat 6.3 (39) Dylon Bishop 2, Tyler Huynh 1, Zachary Miesen, Billy Redan (38) def Melton (24) Griffiths, Quade Butt, Jaydan Erssek, Rhys Baker, Tom Elimination Final U/14 Reserves Dickinson North Ballarat City (55) def Darley (25) 2nd Semi Final Best – (Bacchus Marsh) Ballarat (29) def East Point (20) Darley 6.6 (42) def Lake Wendouree 6.5 (41) Dylon Bishop, Joshua Calvitto, Tyler Huynh, Jye Dickson, Mitchell Huxtable, Joel Blundell Goals – (Darley) 17 & Under Seniors Matthew Arnold 2, Trae Van Leth, Dylan Lorensini 1, Elimination Final 2 Semi Final Joshua Arnold Melton 10.6 (66) def Sunbury 4.7 (31) East Ballarat (26) def Bacchus Marsh (23) Best – (Darley) North Ballarat City (45) def Lake Wendouree (33) Bradley Crampton, Bodhi Jackson, Joshua Arnold, Ayden 17 & Under Reserves Tanner, Rylan Tanner, Ben Hutcheon Semi Final 1st Semi Final East Ballarat (40) def Redan (20) Ballarat 5.6 (36) def North Ballarat 3.4 (22) Bacchus Marsh (35) def Sebastopol (17) 15 & Under Seniors U/12 Seniors Semi Finals 2nd Semi Final North Ballarat City (31) def Lake Wendouree (23) Darley 9.3 (57) def Ballarat 6.1 (37) Ballan Golf Club Darley (32) def Bacchus Marsh (10) Goals – (Darley) Results - Week ending Saturday 29 August Will Johnson 2, Brady Wright 1, Zane Colley, Ty Closter, 15 & Under Reserves Ryan Densley, Austin MacBeth, Jett Fuller, Lane Havelberg Wednesday Stableford Semi Final Best – (Darley) Winner - John McLeod 40 points, North Ballarat City (55) def Bacchus Marsh (14) Jett Fuller, Brady Wright, Lane Havelberg, Bailey Young R/up Chris Tudor 34 points. Lake Wendouree (30) def Darley (19) NTP - 15th John McLeod. Magpie - 14th Bob Arklay. 1st Semi Final Eagle - 14th Michael Di Fiore. 13 & Under Seniors Mount Clear 6.8 (44) def East Ballarat 4.6 (30) Semi Final Saturday Stableford - Par 62 Course North Ballarat City (35) def Bacchus Marsh (9) A Grade - winner Ian Godkin (12) 36 points, R/up David U/12 Reserves Lake Wendouree (25) def Mount Clear (11) Edwards (Bacchus Marsh West GC) (10) 34 points. 2nd Semi Final B Grade - winner Jimmy Walsh (19) 37 points, 13 & Under Reserves North Ballarat 9.5 (59) def Ballarat 0.0 (0) R/up Brian Cran (21) 32 points. Semi Final 1st Semi Final NTPs: 12th John McLeod, 15th Bob Arklay. North Ballarat City (23) def Ballarat (13) Sebastopol 3.5 (23) def East Ballarat 2.1 (13) Magpies: 1st Al Sanders, 14th John McLeod. Lake Wendouree (30) def Redan (7)

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Central Highlands Football League Results - Finals Seniors Semi Final 1 Ballan 16.7 (103) def Buninyong 4.3 (27) Goals - (Ballan) Daniel King 4, Shaun Campbell 3, Lachlan Herring 2, Daniel Mullane, Aaron Speak, Mark Williams 1, Zachary Peoples, Benjamin Fenwick. Best - (Ballan) Shaun Campbell, Marcus Crook, Sam Hitchings, Daniel Mullane, Kyle Doyle, Lachlan Herring Semi Final 2 Bungaree 12.10-82 def Hepburn 11.12-78

Reserves Semi Final 1 Gordon 13.3 (81) def Ballan 6.4 (40) Goals – (Gordon) Daniel Callanan 2, Shane Holland, Anthony Winter, Gary Busuttil, Damian Toohey 1, Luke Toohey, Michael Kersley, Adam Ludbrook, James Poppe Best – (Gordon) Paul Lahey, Matthew Conder, David Kersley, Daniel Carey, Daniel McTigue, James Poppe Goals – (Ballan) Bernard Whelan 3, Bradley Cox 2, Christopher Despirt 1. Best – (Ballan) Ballan Netball Samuel Sims, Bradley Cox, Blake Jorgensen, Mark Dunne, Billy Ferguson, Marcus Darley plenty of turnovers for the cepts and then bringing the effort. Bungaree 32 defeated Semi Final 2 team. Bec Conroy was the ball down the court. CHNL Ballan 17. link and allowed the ball to best & fairest winner Stacey Beaufort 11.9-75 def Bungaree 5.2-32 flow into Ballan’s attack with Casella was strong through 17 & Under – Semi Final ease where Kathy Burquest the midcourt as usual, pro- From the very first whistle Under 18 again dominated in goals. viding plenty of drive to it was clear the match was Semi Final 1 Ballan 33 defeated Skipton bring the ball into attack. going to be close and it was Clunes 8.3 (51) def Daylesford 5.11 (41) B Grade – Semi Final 31. Despite the score line the anybody’s game. The teams Ballan continued their girls played out a strong four went goal for goal with Semi Final 2 A Grade – Semi Final neither able to break away amazing form and brilliant quarters and never gave up. Creswick 11.11-77 def Learmonth 3.4-22 The girls knew they had setting up a thrilling last finals campaign defeating Learmonth 45 defeated Bal- a huge task ahead of them quarter. Ballan got the early Skipton and earning them lan 31. but were determined to jump in the last quarter and Under 15 a place in the preliminary Semi Final 1 give it their all. Learmonth looked set to take the win final. The girls started well were strong and physical 13 & Under – Semi Final but a late injury time out Springbank 9.7 (61) def Clunes 5.2 (32) and never looked back, de- all over the court especially Bungaree jumped out to called by Springbank saw Goals – (Springbank) spite a late comeback from in the goal ring but the girls an early lead that the Bal- the momentum change and Darcy Waller 4, James Spicer, Kieran Maher 1 Skipton the girls kept their worked hard for every pos- lan girls were unable to get Springbank scored the next Best – (Springbank) cool to take the win. Defend- session and held their own. back, despite fighting hard few goals to just get the edge Kieran Maher, Darcy Waller, James Spicer, ers Kylie Fenwick, Melissa In defence Nicole O’Brien to keep the match level in as the girls ran out of time. Brayden McKay-Haines, Thomas Simpson Conory and Kath Lloyd and Noni McClure put the the second half and finish Springbank 30 defeated Bal- again dominated providing pressure on taking inter- the season with a great team lan 27. Semi Final 2 Buninyong 2.5-17 lost Newlyn 4.8-32 Central Highlands Football League Central Highlands Netball League

Finals Venues Finals Venues NETBALL FOOTBALL Preliminary Final 1 - Learmonth (Saturday 5 September) Preliminary Final 1 - Learmonth 13&Under (Saturday 5 September) Newlyn v Bungaree 15&Under Under 15 Buninyong v Bungaree Central Highlands Netball League Hepburn v Newlyn 17&Under Under 18 Bungaree v Springbank Finals Results C Grade Hepburn v Creswick Learmonth v Bungaree Saturday 29 August (Bungaree) Reserves B Grade 13&U - Hepburn 17 lost Gordon 28 Springbank v Beaufort Learmonth v Springbank A Grade 15&U - Clunes 31 lost Newlyn 37 Seniors Skipton v Learmonth 17&U - Newlyn 25 lost Skipton 27 Springbank v Bungaree C Grade - Dunnstown 40 def Buninyong 32 Preliminary Final 2 - Dunnstown B Grade - Skipton 31 lost Ballan 33 Preliminary Final 2 – Dunnstown (Sunday 5 September) 13&Under A Grade - Learmonth 45 def Ballan 31 (Sunday 6 September) Buninyong v Gordon Under 15 15&Under Sunday 30 August (Learmonth) Creswick v Springbank Hepburn v Newlyn 17&Under 13&U - Bungaree 32 def Ballan 17 Under 18 Carngham Linton v Skipton 15&U - Bungaree 31 def Gordon 16 Bungaree v Clunes C Grade 17&U - Springbank 30 def Ballan 27 Reserves Wauba v Dunnstown B Grade C Grade - Bungaree 34 def Daylesford 21 Buninyong v Gordon Waubra v Ballan B Grade - Springbank 32 def Clunes 27 Seniors A Grade A Grade - Springbank 60 def Dunnstown 21 Gordon v Ballan Buninyong v Springbank Page 28 The Moorabool News – 1 September, 2015 Email - [email protected] Sport Sulky Snippets

Starry Rainbow entire Arts metres at Charlton on Thurs- Stride was a gigantic winner day, with recent addition of the Pace for C0 class over Electric Ollie leading from 2080 metres at Cranbourne the bell to account for Our on Tuesday August 25 for Mels Dream and Shanghai Long Forest husband and Knight. wife duo Andy & Kate Gath. A 7-Y-0 gelded son of Wash- Arts Stride was quickly ington VC and Relentless away from an inside second lady, Electric Ollie was driv- line draw to settle mid-field en by Jason Lee. in the moving line, with By LEN BAKER Bruneover heading off Nar- reeva with a circuit to travel. Area winners from Bendigo Another winner at the Sent forward three wide on Saturday were: Charlton fixture was Cour- in the last lap, Arts Stride Jodi Quinlan was victorious age Under Fire/Libbys First exploded to the front on the with ex-Kiwi 4-Y-0 Muscle colt Liberty Tee Jay for Mel- home turn to register a mar- ton duo Adam Kelly and Mass/Starcus mare Zhenya gin of 26.8 metres ahead of Gavin Lang in the 3-Y-0 Pace who made it two from two Hustler Halo from last and over 2100 metres. in Oz by taking the Trotters a death-seating Sentimental Handicap for T3 or better Settling last, Liberty Tee Jay Life in a rate of 2-01. despite being very wide on class over 2650 metres, lead- the home turn, swamped his ing for most of the trip in de- rivals to defeat Betanotblink Sunday 30 August, Tabcorp Park Melton. Breeders Crown Final (Group 1) Winner: feating Savannah Jay Jay and Melton based trainer Beau which led and first starter Speeding Spur (10). Trainer: John Dickie. Driver: Josh Dickie. Photo: Stuart McCormick. The Truth in a rate of 2-06.5. Tindale was victorious in Tippitinya (one/two) at bell. Bacchus Marsh duo Susan taking the 3-Y-0 Pace over The mile rate 2-01.7. switched down to the sprint Demmler & Jodi Quinlan) in – Mildura/Kilmore, Sat- Miles (trainer) and Glenn 2175 metres at Stawell on lane on turning, before run- the Breeders Crown Series 17 urday – Melton, Sunday – Williams (driver) snared the Wednesday with Courage ning to the wire strongly in 3-Y-0 Consolation over 2240 Cranbourne, Monday – Hor- Trotters Mobile for T0 & T1 accounting for Our Walden metres and Naked Majesty Under Fire/Tishafly Franco At Kilmore on Thursday sham, Tuesday – Ballarat. class over 1650 metres with Bury and the disappointing for Andy & Kate Gath in the gelding Fire Up Franco. evening, Outrageous El was Horses to follow – Lord 7-Y-0 Kadabra/Hayley Lewis favourite All black Stride Breeders Crown Consolation With stable reinsman Rod successful for the Kelly/ mare Kadabra Dynasty, ac- which led. The mile rate for 3-Y-0 Trotters over 2240 Lohki, Tippitinya, Whitney Petroff in the sulky, Fire Up Lang team in the Pace for C5 counting for Majestic Mirage 1-59.5. metres. H, Night On Line, Artisic Franco finished best to score to C7 class over 2180 metres. and A Stylish Jewel in 2-02.1. Gem, Hustler Halo, Just in a rate of 1-59.9. Dropping into a one/one sit Stopandstare, Our Walden approaching the home turn after moving forward three Melton winners at Tab- Meetings for the week: Bury, Jodila, Sentimental Lightly raced former NSW Beau snared the trifecta in wide at the bell, Outrageous corp Park Melton on Friday Wednesday – Shepparton, Life, Petite Agee, Catch A four year old Artsplace/ the Claiming Pace over 2100 El (Elsu/Out Raged), was were: Glenferrie Blade (Craig Thursday – Bendigo, Friday Ruby.

Darley Junior Football Netball Club

Results - Finals

FOOTBALL U/12 Seniors nd 2 Semi Final Friday 28 August, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 4 Winner: Darley 9-3-57 def Ballarat 6-1-37 Glenferrie Blade (3). Trainer: Craig Demmler. Driver: Jodi GOALS – Will Johnson 2, Jett Fuller 1, Brady Wright, Quinlan. Photo: Stuart McCormick. Ty Closter, Lane Havelberg, Zane Colley, Ryan Densley, Austin MacBeth

U/14 Reserves 2nd Semi Final Darley 6-6-42 def Lake Wendouree 6-5-41 GOALS – Matt Arnold 2, Trae Van Leth, Dylan Lorensini 1, Josh Arnold

NETBALL U/15 Seniors Semi Final Darley 32 def Bacchus Marsh 10

U/15 Reserves Friday 28 August, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 9 Winner: Semi Final Naked Majesty (1). Trainer: Andy Gath. Driver: Kate Gath. Darley 19 lost Lake Wendouree 30 Photo: Stuart McCormick.

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Pentland Calisthenics The club’s new look Senior competition on the same Exercises - 1st, Rods - 2nd, team made their competition weekend and were awarded Aesthetics - 1st, Revue - Bacchus Marsh Soccer debut on Sunday (23 August) March - 2nd, Clubs - Highly 3rd. The Seniors headed to Results at the CVI State Titles. Commended, Free Exercises Frankston Arts Centre for Senior Men Coach Kate Bennett said “af- - Honourable Mentions, their Longbeach competi- Creswick (2) def Bacchus Marsh (1) ter 12 months off the scene it Rods - 3rd Team 1 and Spe- tion and after a long day in Goal - Josh O’Connell (1) is fantastic to have a Senior cial Mention Team 2, Revue a big competition, the girls Under 17s team competing again.” The - Honourable Mention. placed in both Clubs and Bacchus Marsh (9) def Buninyong Black (1) girls were awarded an Hon- The Intermediates travelled Free Exercises with a Highly Goals - Marozzi 3, Madacki 2, J Griffiths 1, Birch 1, Hamill 1, Ekerbicer 1. ourable Mention placing in to Burwood for the first part Commended. Finally the every item they performed of their CVI State Titles and Sub Juniors completed the Under 14s - March, Clubs, Free Exer- performing just four items of week’s competitions with Bacchus Marsh (1) def Essendon United (0) cises, Rods, Aesthetics, Song their competition syllabus, their State Titles competi- Goal - Justin Hobert (1) & Dance and Revue. Earlier they placed 2nd - Free Ex- tion. Every team had their Under 13s in the day the Tinies were ercises, 3rd - Rods, Honour- number called out in every Buninyong (6) def Bacchus Marsh (4) on stage in Broadmeadows able Mention - Clubs, Highly item making Coach Jodie Goals - Bevan Reid 2, Nicolas Varela 1, Jacob Kirwan 1. for their Northern Districts Commended - March. The very proud. Their placings Calisthenics Competition Masters had a wonderful were 2nd - March, Honour- Under 11s Gold (NDCC). They achieved start to the weekend for the able Mention - Clubs (Div Bacchus Marsh (10) def Sebastapol Vikings (2) the following placings: 2nd Club winning the Reserve 2), Free Exercises (Div 2). Under 11s Blue - Rods, 3rd - Song, Honour- Aggregate - to do that they Highly Commended - Free The BM Scorpions Blues played a brilliant game in Creswick. able Mention - Free Exercises placed as follows - March - Exercises (Div 1), Rods (Div They were dynamic against a mixed aged side. The improvement of all players from the and Dance. The Sub Jun- Honourable Mention, Clubs 1 & Div 2), Revue, Special start of the season was evident. iors also had their NDCC - Highly Commended, Free Mention - Clubs (Div 1).

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