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FIRE BOMBED - John and Jan Spiteri outside their Gordon General Store business after it suffered an arson attack last Thursday
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the Gordon General Store on fire last
Thursday night.
Gordon Store owner John Spiteri said
the man was recorded by shop security
cameras placing paper under the stores
front door and pouring flammable liquid
across the door and along the front of the
shop and setting it alight.
He had a hat on and was definitely a
male acting alone, Mr Spiteri said.
He said the incident happened at
approximately 9.15pm on Thursday,
October 9, but he had no idea who the
arsonist was.
Weve owned the store for over five
years and this is the first time anything
like this has happened, he said.
If it wasnt for some guys having a few
beers in the pub coming out and pulling
the rubber mat away from the front door,
we wouldve lost the shop.
I owe them a beer.
He said the damage included a burnt
front door, burnt mats and burns to the
front of the shop.
We decided to close the shop (Friday)
because of the smell of the smoke and
will be open again first thing in the
morning.
Bystander Tina Scott said she and her
husband Bob were leaving the pub when
they saw the flames.
All the mats were on fire out the front
and the whole shop was full of smoke.
You could smell petrol, Mrs Scott said.
Someone had poured a strip of petrol
along the front and stuffed some paper
in the doorjamb and set it alight. It
couldve been a disaster.
She said her husband went and got
some buckets of water from the pub to
try and douse the flames until the CFA
arrived.
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contact the Gordon Police on 5368 9202
or Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.
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The Moorabool News 14 October, 2014 Page 3
Car veers off highway
A MAN in his 20s was

critically injured in a single
car accident three kilometres
east of Ballan on the Western
Highway last Thursday.
The car left the highway
and crashed into a tree on
a privately owned farming
property shortly before 3pm.
A
spokesman
for
Ambulance Victoria said
they got the call at 2.51pm
and two road ambulances
from
Daylesford
and
Hepburn were mobilised,
along with a MICA unit,
an air ambulance, duty
manager
and
general
manager.
The spokesman said the
man, who was the single
occupant of the car, was
airlifted to the Alfred
Hospital in a critical
condition.
Moorabool Highway Patrol
Leading Senior Constable
John Volf said the 20-yearold male from Ballarat was
driving a green Honda
hatchback
and
several
witnesses had reported he
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after the Old Melbourne
Road bypass, he then
corrected and about 100
metres further he shot off
the highway to the left and
crashed into a tree passenger

side on, LSC Volf said.
The car was a write-off and
he was flown to the Alfred
Hospital.
He said there were no

indications that the driver
had braked and police were

investigating the incident
further.
The
driver
underwent
surgery last Thursday night
and still remains in intensive
care on Monday when going
to print.
The three Rs
MOORABOOL Shire Council will
receive $8564 to add new books to its
collection in the lead up to next years
Premiers Reading Challenge.
Member for Western Victoria, Simon
Ramsay, said the funding would go to
the Lerderderg Library in 2014/15 as
part of the $1 million Premiers Reading
Challenge book fund.
He said the popular annual Premiers
Reading Challenge encouraged more
children to read, to read more often and

to read more widely.
This 2014-15 allocation from the
Premiers Reading Challenge Book
Fund provides a wonderful boost
to library stocks, for the benefit of
Victorias young readers, Mr Ramsay
said.
This is part of the Victorian
Coalition Governments commitment
to improving literacy skills for our
younger Victorians.
With four young children I know the
demand to keep children learning with
new material to read. This is important
funding for children and parents.
Victorias popular Premiers Reading
Challenge is supported by former
premiers Ted Baillieu, Steve Bracks,
John Brumby, John Cain, Jeff Kennett
and Joan Kirner.
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With less than a month before submissions from the
public close, changes to local
government elections could
be on the way.
Victorians are being asked
to provide feedback on a
range of proposals relating to local government
voting and electoral structure - including a move to
universal postal voting and
having more information on
candidates.
A report prepared by the
Local Government Electoral
Review which independently reviewed the process

of electing local councillors
following the 2012 municipal elections recommended changes and Minister for
Local Government Tim Bull
released the findings of the
review for public feedback.
The Victorian Coalition
Government commissioned
the review in response to
an unprecedented number
of complaints to the Local
Government
Inspectorate
following the 2012 local government elections.
Among more than 450
complaints to the Inspectorate were concerns about the

election process and behaviour of some candidates,
confusion over who could
vote, a lack of information
about candidates and the
large number of dummy
candidates, Mr Bull said.
In response to these concerns and as a means of improving local democracy the
panel has analysed the way
councillors are elected and
who is able to vote.
Moorabool Shire Council
CEO Rob Croxford was
tight-lipped in the lead-up to
the closing of submissions.

We are following the MAV
lead on this and welcome reforms that assists democracy
at the local level.
The Stage 1 and 2 reports
are available at www.dtpli.
vic.gov.au/localgovernment
with submissions accepted
until Monday 3 November
2014.
Any recommendations accepted by the Government
following the public consultation period would be
implemented to take effect
from the next council elections in October 2016.
THE two existing Ballan

Railway Station car parks
will soon be linked and a
further 45 car spaces will
be created to encourage
commuters to catch public
transport.
The station upgrade will
increase car parking to 240
spaces.
Last week Victorian Minister for Public Transport,
Terry Mulder, announced
that the contract to improve

Ballan Station had been
awarded to Civilex.
This investment will link
the existing car parks at
Ballan station and improve
access for road coaches, Mr
Mulder said.
Liberal candidate for Buninyong Ben Taylor said
works would commence at
Ballan station by early November, with the new free
commuter car parking spaces to open in January 2015.

Nationals Candidate for
Buninyong Sonia Smith said
following the upgrade, buses would have the ability to
enter via the existing eastern
entrance and have a separate
exit point.
The promised one kilometre passing loop at Rowsley
(between Bacchus Marsh
and Ballan) has been pushed
back to the second stage of

the $14.1 million Ballarat line
upgrade.
The passing loop, which
was originally allocated to
Ballan along with a second
rail platform and pedestrian
flyover, was a 2010 election
promise by the Victorian Coalition Government. In May
this year Member for Western Victoria, Simon Ramsay,
announced the loop would
now be built at Rowsley.
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Victims of crime
have a voice
VICTORIAS
first
ever
Commissioner for Victims
of Crime will be a voice for
those whove suffered from
criminal acts, says Bacchus Marsh woman Noelle
Dickson.
Ms
Dickson,
whose
22-year-old daughter Sarah
Cafferkey was murdered in
November 2012, said the appointment of former Police
Association Secretary Greg
Davies as Commissioner
was a big step forward.
She said while the Victims of Crime Association
(VOCA) were fantastic, there
was really no other support
within the criminal justice
system for victims.
You dont know whats
available to you and youre
really left on your own. Plus
when youre in that state
youre very numb and have
no way of comprehending
it all. Thats why private
groups like Support After
Murder were formed, Ms
Dickson said.
Hopefully hell (Greg
Davies) be able to direct us
and let victims know where
put in touch with the most

appropriate support and
advice.
The Commissioner will

also be an advocate for
the interests of victims of
crime in their dealings with
government agencies, and
provide advice on how the
justice system can be further
improved to meet the needs
of victims, Mr Clark said.
Noelle Dickson.
we can go for support.
She said not only would
the commissioner be able
to help victims to access information and support, but
he could also recommend
changes to the law.
Ill hopefully be meeting
with him on November 9
at the Victims of Crime forum, she said.
Attorney-General
Robert
Clark said: As Commissioner, Greg Davies role will
be to ensure that the rights
and needs of victims are
recognised and respected
across all government agencies, support services are
well- coordinated and effectively directed, and victims
are readily able to find or be
Mr Davies joined Victoria Police in February 1977

and is the recipient of the
Australian Police Medal,
the National Police Service
Medal, the National Medal,
the Victoria Police Service
Medal and the Australian
Police Medal, and has been
commended for bravery by
the Royal Humane Society
of Australasia.
Victims of crime will benefit greatly from the vast experience and knowledge of
all aspects of the justice system that Mr Davies brings to
office of Commissioner for
Victims of Crime, Mr Clark
said.
Vandals were here
DARYL and Dos Hodge woke on the

morning of Sunday, October 5 to find
bright pink graffiti sprayed across their
sheep yards, on a horse feeder, bins and
even four of their horses.
The horses were pretty spooked.
The people who did it were obviously
chasing them around the yard they
were in, Mr Hodge said.
He said he and his wife have lived
south of the Ballan railway station for
more than 40 years and had never had

any trouble before.
Id say it was school kids because
over these last school holidays the
trouble started. Once my wife looked
over at the paddock and saw about 10
kids chasing our horses. Someone also
broke into my shearing shed and stole
some shearing equipment just before
the holidays, he said.
He said while the horses were
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splattered with paint, offensive images

were painted on the tin in the sheep
yard and I was here was painted on
their fence next to the Ballan viaduct.
They left the gate open next to the
shearing shed and sheep couldve
gotten out on the road and caused an
accident, he said.
Anybody with any information should
contact Ballan Police on 5368 1303 or
Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.
Geoff Howard MP
Ill be in your neighbourhood soon, to talk about the
issues that are most important to you, your family and
your community.
Or contact my office to discuss state government
issues of importance to you.
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Health, Aged & Child Care Services
New Doctor Commences Early November
Dr Gabrielle Faireld has been practicing

medicine in Australia since 2004, and has worked
as a rural GP and Visiting Medical Ofcer for
the last 2 years. Gaby enjoys the satisfaction
of continuity of care which she missed in other
areas of medicine and is keen to support patients
to make positive changes in their lives.
Gaby has special interests in Womens and
Childrens Health as well as Emergency Medicine
having worked as a Senior Emergency Registrar. With extensive
experience in both Obstetrics and Gynaecology she is trained to insert
and remove Mirena (IUD) and implantation contraceptive devices.
Doctor Faireld is also very interested in skin, having completed her
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removal of a variety of skin cancers. Passionate about Mental and
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chronic disease management, and continues to practice all aspects of
family medicine.
She has travelled extensively, enjoys classical and techno music, and
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Music to their ears

IMAGINE a music class where
your child could bang the drums
for as long and loud as their heart
desired.
On Saturday, Ballan Mechanics
Hall hosted its first sensory music
program thanks to Embrace ASD,
Bacchus Marshs Performing Arts
HQ and Moorabool Shire Council.
Embrace ASD received a $5000
Community Strengthening grant
earlier this year which has gone towards the music program and stock
for the groups toy, book and equipment Wellbeing Library.
Mayor Paul Tatchell was invited to
the first session.
I think this is great, he said.
These kids have been really well
behaved, considering there is a lot
of mental stimulation in the class.
They were listening to instructions and following well.
I think anything that brings kids
together and broadens their horizons has got to be good.
Instructor Mai Pyin Cocking from
Performing Arts HQ volunteered
her services on the day using $1000
worth of instruments purchased
with Council grant money.
These are similar to some of the
classes we hold in Bacchus Marsh
but we have modified it a bit, she
said.
The kids are learning musical
skills through games.
They were really attentive, friend-
ly and chatty today. They were

lovely.
Amber Durante from Embrace
ASD said another session was likely
to be held before the end of the year
and she hoped the music program
could take place at least once a term.
Some kids (with a sensory disability) find music a good way to communicate and socially interact, she
said.
It breaks down their anxiety
barriers.
Embrace ASD is a community
group for the families of people
with a sensory disability such as
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
and Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
According to the Australian Bureau
of Statistics, 115,400 Australians had
Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2012.
This was a 79 per cent increase on
2009.
International figures show that
boys are four times more likely to
have the condition than girls.
Cr Tatchell praised the initiative
within the Embrace ASD group.
Amber Durante is someone with a
lot of energy and is very creative in
the way she puts things together,
he said.
This program is not boring thats
for sure.
Anyone wanting details should call
Janine on 0421 697 125 or email embraceasd@icloud.com
Mayor Paul Tatchell, Mai Pyin Cocking from Performing Arts HQ and Amber Durante from Embrace ASD
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Womens footy team on the cards Initiative
a success
By Jessica Howard
Plans for a Bacchus Marsh womens football team is in

full flight, with a meeting for expressions of interest being held at the Maddingley clubrooms this Friday.
The interest sparked from a group of girls in the area
who said that if a football team were available to them,
they would play. Rod Bertram, an organiser of the
potential team, said that a lot of girls who were previously involved in the womens youth league, now had
nowhere to go as they have reached the age of 18.
We are trying to form the womens team, as a lot of
girls have come out of the youth competitions and are
now too old, he said.
Although its off season, we need to gauge what interest there is. We will take anyone of any age and any skill,
so hopefully people who are committed will actually
play.
If the team goes ahead, they will join Ballarat teams,
Redan and Golden Point in the Victorian Womens Football League, located in Melbourne. Currently consisting
of 31 clubs from Victoria across six divisions, the league
has a total of over 1,000 players. However, Mr Bertram
said that if enough interest arises, the BFL has offered to
create a new competition for women.
If we can get four or more womens teams involved,
the BFL said they will make it a competition in Ballarat,
so if we can get Bacchus Marsh up and running, we will
only need one more to have a local competition in the
area, which would be really good.
It gives the opportunity for the younger girls to keep
playing footy, and other women to be involved. There is
a good social aspect, and its about being part of a team
situation.
A meeting for expressions of interests will be held
this Friday, October 17 at 7pm at the Maddingley clubrooms. For more information, contact Rod Bertram on
043134489 or email bmfnc1@gmail.com
By Kate Taylor
Abbey Bertram played for the

Bacchus Marsh Youth Girls
team and is now looking to
advance into a womens team.
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Support Small Business Day has been

labelled an early success in Moorabool.
22 businesses signed up to participate
in the Victorian Government initiative
- 14 from Bacchus Marsh, seven from
Ballan and one from Gordon.
The annual Support Small Business
Day aims to increase local spending at small retail businesses with a
shop front to boost the local economy,
increase local competition, drive
product diversity and innovation,
create jobs and also build stronger
neighbourhoods.
This year, participating local businesses were also eligible for a workshop on social media marketing.
Moorabool Shire Council Mayor Paul
Tatchell said early signs show that the
initiative was a success.
Council will review the campaign in
coming weeks with local traders and
project partners Ballan and District
Chamber of Commerce to determine
outcomes and improvements for next
year.
Early feedback from participants
was that it was worthwhile, providing
a vehicle to market local businesses,
rewards for consumers for shopping
locally and educating local business
operators on social media marketing.
To make a health system healthier,

you need world-class research centres.
Victorian Comprehensive Cancer
Centre Project. $1.1 billion.
Under construction. Opening 2016.
Medical research is a vitally important part of

Victoria's health system. That's why the Victorian
Government is continuing to invest in cutting-edge
research facilities.
Victoria's new Comprehensive Cancer Centre
will accelerate advances in cancer research education by
providing space for 1,200 of Victoria's best and brightest
researchers to work side-by-side.
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Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital.

$165 million. Under construction.
Completion 2017.
This world-class facility will be the largest cancer

research facility in Australia and will accelerate advances
in cancer research, care and education, for the benefit
of Victorians with cancer.
The Centre will be the new home for the Peter
MacCallum Cancer Centre, provide new cancer research
facilities for the University of Melbourne, and new cancer
research and clinical services for Melbourne Health.
Authorised by the Victorian Government, 1 Treasury Place, Melbourne.
The transformation of the Royal Victorian Eye

and Ear Hospital will allow the hospital to continue to
lead on world-class eye and ear research whilst caring for
more patients each year with eye, ear, nose and throat
services. To find out more visit health.vic.gov.au
Building a
healthier Victoria

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held
Wednesday 5 November at Dunnstown Recreation Reserve at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL
Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council will be held
in the Public Hall, Bacchus Marsh on Wednesday 15 October 2014 commencing at 5.00pm.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Consideration of the Camerons Road Proposal.
2. Consideration of the 2013 2014 Annual Report.
3. Any other business admitted by the unanimous resolution of Council.
The Special Meeting of Council will be open to the public and members
of the public are most welcome to attend.
AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The call is going out to the residents of Moorabool to play an active part in Moorabool
Shire Councils Australia Day celebrations.
Nominations are being sought for the three awards that are to be presented at the Australia
Day ceremony. The awards include:
Australia Day Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30 years or
older on 26 January next year.
Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year to be eligible, the person must be 30 years
or younger on 26 January next year.
Community Event of the Year presented to the person or group who has staged
the most outstanding community event during the year.
If you know an outstanding Moorabool resident you would like to nominate for Australia
Day Citizen of the Year, Australia Day Young Citizen of the Year, or a Community Event,
simply pick up a form from Customer Service at either the Ballan Council Ofce, Darley
Council Ofce or the Lerderderg Library.
Alternatively, please visit www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and look under News &
Information on Councils Homepage to download a form to complete.
Completed nomination forms need to be submitted by close of business
Friday 21 November 2014.
NEW TOURISM EVENT GRANTS - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
Applications for Moorabool Shire Councils new tourism event grants are now open.
This new tourism event grant program supports new tourism events in Moorabool shire
with high potential to attract signicant visitation from outside the shire.
If you are Moorabool based and have a new event concept to stimulate tourism and provide
economic and community benets for Moorabool Shire, download the program guidelines
and application forms from Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and apply.
The assessment process is competitive, criteria based and applications must satisfy the
eligibility criteria outlined in the program guidelines to be considered.
Further information is available by contacting Customer Service on 5366 7100. Prior to
lodging an application, contact Council and speak to the Manager Economic Development
and Marketing to discuss your event concept.
(Funding available between $100pa and up to $19,900pa per applicant ex GST)
Applications close at 5.00pm Tuesday 25 November 2014.
EOI: MOORABOOL 365 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Moorabool 365 is an events brochure designed to highlight year-round activities in
Moorabool Shire.
The 2015 edition of the brochure is in preparation stages, and any organisation that wishes
to register their events for the widely-distributed brochure should contact Councils
Tourism and Events Ofcer Sharyn Furlong on 5366 7100.
Registrations will be taken until Friday 31 October 2014.
MOORABOOL COMMENCES PROPERTY INSPECTIONS FOR FIRE
HAZARDS
Council Ofcers have commenced inspections for re prevention throughout the Shire.
Early indications are for a warmer than expected spring with reduced rainfall and the CFA
is advising Victorians to begin preparing for the coming re season.
Council urges you to prepare early and to maintain your property in a re ready condition.
Your property should be well maintained throughout the year as a well maintained property
stands a greater chance of surviving a bush or grass re.
Ensure that the grass and vegetation around your property is maintained and clear the
gutters of leaves and twigs. Remove material that can burn from around your house and
engage with your neighbours regarding your re plans and preparing your properties.
Remember that re prevention is the responsibility of everyone within our community.
Council Ofcers will inspect properties throughout the Shire and issue Fire Prevention
Notices where a risk of re is identied. Heavy nes apply for failing to comply with a
Fire Prevention Notice and Council will engage contractors to complete the works on
the notice if they are not completed. The cost of these works will be recovered from the
property owner.
If you have an up-to-date re plan and your property is well maintained, you will have done
all you can to protect your family from the threat of re.
For more information on preparing your property and on re plans visit
www.cfa.vic.gov.au
For information regarding Fire Prevention Notices, contact the Municipal Fire Prevention
Ofcer at Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100.
MOORABOOL RECREATION AND LEISURE STRATEGIC ADVISORY

COMMITTEE COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES (VOLUNTEER POSITIONS x6)
Council is seeking nominations from interested community members to join the newly
established Moorabool Recreation and Leisure Strategic Advisory Committee.
The purpose of the Committee is to provide strategic advice and recommendations to
Council related to the planning, provision, maintenance, development and operation of
recreation and leisure reserves, services and facilities in Moorabool Shire including advice
and recommendations regarding:
Recreation strategies and policies
Agreements proposed or made between Council and user groups
Any other matter referred by Council to the Committee
Expressions of interest outlining the nominees interest, skills and relevant experience
to successfully undertake the role must be submitted to Council no later than 5.00pm,
Monday 20 October 2014.
Nomination forms and a copy of the Terms of Reference are available at the Darley and
Ballan ofces and the Lerderderg Library. The documents can also be downloaded from
Councils website www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
For further information on the positions and the nominations process please contact the
Recreation Development Ofcer at Moorabool Shire Council on 5366 7100.
MADDINGLEY PARK RECREATION RESERVE COMMITTEE OF
MANAGEMENT CHAIRPERSON (VOLUNTEER POSITION)
Council is seeking expressions of interest from community members to undertake the
independent chairperson role for the Maddingley Park Recreation Reserve Committee of
Management.
The Chairperson is responsible for leading the Reserve Committee of Management
including the allocation and management of reserve usage, and maintenance and is the key
liaison with Council. Representatives on the Committee consist of a delegate from each of
the reserve user groups and general community members.
A position description for the role can be found on Councils website www.moorabool.
vic.gov.au or by contacting the Recreation Development Ofcer on 5366 7100.
Expressions of interest outlining applicant interest, skills and relevant experience to
successfully undertake the role must be submitted to Council no later than 5.00pm,
Monday 20 October 2014.
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - BLAKEVILLE ROAD, BALLAN
15 22 October 2014
Council will be undertaking culvert replacement works along Blakeville Road, between
BallanGreendale Road and Andrews Lane, between Wednesday 15 October and
Wednesday 22 October 2014.
The works will be carried out between the hours of 7.30am and 4.30pm, and will require
the section of road to be closed to through trafc; however Council staff will work with
residents to provide continued property access for local trafc.
Please observe all road and trafc signs during the works. Your patience and co-operation
is appreciated.
For further information or assistance, please contact Customer Service on 5366 7100.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invite applications for existing vacancy
Parks & Gardens Arborist, full-time position
Band 5 (commencing at $58,848)
Applications close by 24 October 2014.
**Please be advised, we do not accept applications through agencies**
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
AGED AND DISABILITY SERVICES UPCOMING EVENTS
Autism Behaviour Management Forum
When: Monday 27 October 2014
Time: 7.00pm 9.00pm
Where: Quamby Rooms, 10 Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh
Facilitator: Bobbi Cook
Bobbi is a Clinical Member of the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) and a
registered member of ARCAP (Australian Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists).
Bobbi specializes in managing challenging behaviour in children.
RSVP your attendance to: Veronica or Manda on 5366 7100
or email haccadmin@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Please advise if you require Respite and/or an Interpreter.
TENDER
Tender Number
Tender Description
C09-2014/2015
Supply and/or Delivery of Gravel Road Making Materials
C11-2014/2015
Supply and/or Delivery of Crushed Rock Products
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Monday 13 October 2014
at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
CEO: Rob Croxford
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and Celebrate World Food Day on
Moorabool
News
October 16th by coming
Melton Regional Hospital Photos Natasha Hurst Thursday
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FOOD DAY
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into The Village with friends and
family to enjoy a coffee and/or a
meal. Check out these great food
retailers at The Village.
Serving Ballan and district since 1872
Phone 5368 1966
Email news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dine In, Take Away, Home Delivery

5367 0044
Amanda and Wayne LOAN of

Eynesbury welcomed a precious
baby boy into their family at
12.29pm on Monday 6 October
2014. Weighing 3500 grams (7lbs
11oz), their new baby boy is a little
brother for Mitchell and Madison.
Teresa and Dave of Tarneit

welcomed
baby
boy
Harry
DEARING into their family on
Monday 6 October 2014 at 12:44.
Weighing 3770 grams (8lbs 5oz),
Harry is a little brother for Rhys
and Bridie.
Kurunjang couple Jaclyn and

Tristan welcomed baby boy Hunter
ZERAFA into their lives at 8.00pm
on Thursday 9 October 2014
weighing 3340 grams (7lbs 5oz).
Its a girl for Jennifer and Mark of Its a girl for Carolyn and Joel of
Eynesbury. Leisel Dianne Neilson Sunbury. Scarlett Anne arrived at
was welcomed at 8.11am on 12.35pm on Monday 6 October
Thursday
9
October
2014. 2014. Weighing 2480 grams (5lbs
Weighing 4010 grams (8lbs 13oz), 7oz), Scarlett is a half sister for
Xavier.
Leisel is a little
sister
Abigail
Dine
In, for
Take
Away
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and Elijah.
Dine In Restaurant 5367 6216
BUSINESS AS USUAL AT THE VILLAGE
By now you may have noticed ADCO Construction (managed by Phil Gordon from Bacchus Marsh) has
Dine In, Take Away
commenced works at The Village as part of the $20 millionDine
Redevelopment.
In, Take Away
The first stage of works has commenced in the Centre court atrium
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our exciting new food-court precinct.
UNDER
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In the coming weeks you will notice that there will be some changes to the Bennett Street and Main Street
ANGELOS
access into the car park so please be mindful of changed traffic conditions signage.
The Sourdough Baker
These works all form part of the enhanced Village Shopping Centre that we plan to bring to the community
Pies
The| Homemade
Sourdough
Baker
| Pasties
over the next 12 to 18 months. During construction The Village
will remain
open and
it will be business as usual.
Dine
In, Take
Away
| Sausage Rolls
| Sandwiches
Homemade
Pies
Dine In,|Salad
Take
Away
Rolls | Cakes
5367 8012
Breads
| Coffee
| Pasties
ANGELOS
WORLD FOOD DAY

Celebrate World Food Day on
Thursday October 16th by coming
into The Village with friends and
family to enjoy a coffee and/or a
meal. Check out these great food
retailers at The Village.
| Sausage Rolls
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| Sandwiches
Scone
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Small Coffe
$4
Salad
Rolls | Cakes
Breads | Coffee
Open 7 Days 7am5pm
170 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2360
SPECIAL Scone
Plain
$4
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Small Coffe
Open 7 Days 7am5pm

170 Main Street, Bacchus
Marsh
5367 2360
Take
Away,
Dine In, Take Away, Home Delivery

5367 0044
5367 5987
Home Delivery
5367 4138
Dine In Restaurant 5367 6216
Artists impression of West (Aldi) entrance.
Baby Show
Wednesday 22nd October

11am
Lots of categories. $2 to $5 entry per category
Dine In, Take Away
Dine In, Take Away
Trophies
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News
Midland
Junior Cup
Ballan Recreation Reserve

Sunday 5 October
plus additional helpers.
As the juniors went from incident
to incident, they were judged on
team work, safety in the field, correct
PPC (Personal Protective clothing)
and knowledge of incident.
The wining team this year was
Ballarat Fire Brigade Juniors.
Ms Lawson said the annual event
has been successfully running for
many years and gives the Junior
CFA members an opportunity to
practice their skills, learn from other
members of CFA and get to know
other junior members in the area.
The Gordon juniors were just one of
many teams to compete in the
Midlands Cup at Ballan Recreation
Reserves. Photos courtesy Diane
Lawson
Garden Compost
& Manure Special
4 bags for $10
13 Grant St, Bacchus Marsh
Phone: 5367 2089
EARN POINTS
EVERY TIME
YOU SHOP
Cow Manure
Chicken Manure
Mushroom Compost
Tomato & Vegetable mix
Sale ends 31st October
WEEKENDS NOW OPEN TIL 4PM
LEARN MORE ABOUT

BUYING A RENTAL
PROPERTY
FREE Rental property advice seminar
This is NOT a sales seminar
An information and advice seminar only, to help you make

the right choices when buying a rental property.
This is NOT a sales seminar! So there is no obligations or
hard-sells.
Account(able) prides itself on helping to educate
people to enable them to make better informed decisions
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LEARN HOW TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP TO BUILD YOUR ASSET

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SOME OF THE KEY ISSUES THAT WILL BE DISCUSSED ARE:
Rental income V capital growth income
Ownership structure & tax benets
Property features
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Buying/selling price and rental return
Town/suburb features & location importance
Loan advice & structure
Cash ow forecasting
OUR SEMINAR WILL COVER:

The key concepts of rental properties
Hear from tax advisors, real estate agent & loan broker
Have your questions answered by the experts
Facts & myths re property spruikers
How to research your next property purchase
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Phone for Bookings

5366 1000
Seminar Dates:
Wednesday 15th October 7.30pm
Bacchus Marsh Ofce
- OR -
Monday 20th October 6.30pm
Presented by
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Junior brigade members from

Ballan, Ballarat, Bacchus Marsh,
Elaine,
Greendale,
Gordon,
Smythesdale and Truganina came
together to demonstrate their
skills and abilities in a variety of
incidents.
The mock exercise included - Burnover protection, search and rescue
and first aid, using a rake hoe and
extinguishing a running grass fire,
drafting water (pumping) out of a
dam, gas bottle fog step-up, using
a hydrant, map reading, and fire
ground communications.
Gordon Fire Brigade Community
Safety Officer Diane Lawson said
over 100 CFA members including
helpers, juniors and judges all
volunteered their time for the day
Please ensure you book your seat 1 week before your preferred seminar date
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a standard membership agreement. Not valid with any other offers. Not transferrable. Only
valid at Anytime Fitness Bacchus Marsh. Offer expires 31/10/14. Price of an individual 12 month
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News
Cherry blossom bliss hits

The town of Bacchus Marsh is experiencing the beauty of local cherry blossom
season ahead of the 8th Annual Strawberries & Cherries Trail Weekend in
November. This years event takes place
on 22nd and 23rd November, across multiple locations linked via a strawberry
and cherry trail, and supported via free
shuttle buses.
The Strawberries & Cherries Weekend
celebrates the arrival of strawberry and
cherry season across the Bacchus Marsh
food bowl.
Local grower and Bacchus Marsh Tourism Association President David Durham
says many local farmers are optimistic
that the season ahead is looking positive.

We are fortunate that there has been
plenty of water around and the cherries
are flowering well.Many cherry varieties are at full bloom right now and it is
a beautiful and unique experience to take
in the panoramic view across the orchard
and see the masses of cherry blossoms.
MrDurham said they hope to see a
strong crop ahead of this years event
at which15,000 visitors are expected to
attend.
For the most part we are now relying on
bees to pollinate the fruit, combined with
a hope for good weather in the coming
weeks.
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Where: Bacchus Marsh Township,

Various venues
Hours:
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10am til 5pm.
Saturday night
6pm til 10pm
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Melton Reservoir (Exford Weir) has long held the potential to be a

major passive/active recreation centre for Melton, Moorabool &
Eynesbury residents.
A study regarding Community access was undertaken by my
Parliamentary Intern in 2011 (see www.donnardella.com.au). Further
studies and funding earmarked by Melton City Council are promising
signs that the long awaited general
public access to this great community
recreational resource will soon occur.
For an update, interested individuals/
groups should contact either Melton
City Council on 9747 7200 or my office.
Don Nardella MLA Member for Melton

3 Alexandra St Melton 3337 Ph 9743 9825 Fax 9743 1634
don.nardella@parliament.vic.gov.au www.donnardella.com.au
Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic
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Eye Clinic
Grant Street
Is pleased to announce its opening date of the
16 Grant Street,
Bacchus Marsh
6 of November
Opening
Patients will now have
access to retinalsoon
specialists, corneal specialist
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and general ophthalmology five days a week.
Patients will now have access to retinal specialists, corneal

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We welcome Doctors Brian Ang, Elsie Chan, Nandor Jaross,
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glaucoma
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retinal
/ corneal services,
Diabetic retinopathy/ Age-related macular degeneration/ Vein occlusions
Retinal tears
/ Macular
hole surgery / Epiretinal
membrane
including diagnosis
and
ongoing
treatment
for
Complex retinal surgical cases
Complicated cataract surgery
Also Welcomes
General corneal diseases
Keratoplasty
/ Corneal cross linking
Diabetes/Education
To Assist (DETA)
Credentialed Diabetes Educator
General and complex glaucoma
cases including medical,
Sheree Rennie
Sheree will provide general and specialist diabetes services to the local and surrounding
communities. Private,
Department of Veterans Affairs, some subsidised Insulin Programs
laser and surgical
treatment
and Bulk Billing diabetes services will be provided; Bulk Billing will require a current EPC
plan. For more information on DETAs services, please visit www.detadiabetes.com.au
/ Age-related macular degeneration /
Diabetic retinopathy
Vein occlusions
Our doctors and staff will be delighted to assist you with the care of your
patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on 1300 653 197 to make an appointment
for your
patients.
Retinal tears / Macular hole
surgery
/ Epiretinal membrane
Complex retinal surgical cases
Also Welcomes
Diabetes Education To Assist (DETA)
Credentialed Diabetes Educator
Sheree Rennie
Sheree will provide general and specialist diabetes services to
the local and surrounding communities.
Our doctors and sta will be delighted to assist you with the
care of your patients. Please call Bacchus Marsh Eye Clinic on
1300 653 197 to make an appointment for your patients.
MN02416G2
Quality is supporting the community

Melbourne Pathology are committed to servicing and
supporting the Ballan community to provide you with
our quality pathology service.
Melbourne Pathology are now open at:
Ballan Centre for Community Health
33 Cowie St, Ballan
Ph: 5368 1516
Monday to Friday 8am 4pm
Saturday 8:30am 1pm
All standard blood tests and
pathology collections
Convenient location
Friendly staff
Bulk billing available*
*on Medicare rebatable items
Quality is in our DNA

www.mps.com.au
MN0773G1
Melton Reservoir
Recreation centre for all residents
WHATS ON
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ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House

Term 4 Program begins on 20 October. Enrolments being
taken now. If you have not received a Term 4 Program, please
call BDCH office on 5368 1934 or email support@bchvic.org
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33 Jonathan Drive, Darley - Term 4 classes now being
offered. What classes would you like offered? Child care
and venue hire also available. Phone 5367 4390 orwww.
darleylearning.com
Melton South Community Centre
Bookkeeping, Meditation, Tai Chi, Microsoft Office,
Kids Art, Painting commencing 23 Oct; Microsoft Word,
Publisher/powerpoint, Repair & upgrade computers, psychic
development 24 Oct; CPR / First Aid, Beauty Industry Taster
25 Oct; Soap Making 26 Oct - Phone 9747 8576 for enquiries
and bookings.
MEETINGS
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Jack 9741 9705.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 1 November, 8am-1pm.
1st Saturday each Month. Inglis St, Ballan.
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 8 November, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
Darley Market
Saturday 18 October, 9am-1pm
Darley Park, Cnr Gisborne Rd & Grey St, Enq- 0488 345 145.
Community Caf
Inspired faith stories, music,
food & coffee amongst friends
Saturday 25 October, 4.00 - 5.30pm
at Expressions of Love Caf. All welcome
Brought to you by Ballan Community Church
Enq. 0407 681 597 (Roger)
ADHD
Lets talk about it
A conversation about ADHD in children and adults.
When - Tuesday 21 October at 7-9pm.
Where - Darley Neighbourhood House,
33-35 Jonathon Drive, Darley
Presenter - Yasmin Finlay
Questions encouraged. No cost (FREE), Limited seating.
Enquiries and confirmations phone 0422 156 654
or email - yasminfinlaycounselling@gmail.com
CHURCH
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
3rd Sunday in October Service Times: Sunday 19th October St
Johns Bungaree: 9:00 a.m. St Johns Ballan: 9:30 a.m. St Marks
in the Pub Gordon: 5:00 p.m. Please contact Glen Wesley on
5368 2730 for more details.
Church of the Living God
Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
Afternoon Dance
SUNDAY 26th OCTOBER

Proceeds to Anglican Parish West Moorabool
1.30pm to 5.30pm $8 Entry
Ballan Mechanics Hall, Inglis Street Ballan
Enquiries: Win Jones 5368 2185
A plate of supper would be greatly appreciated
Music: Mr Vaugn Harrison
BACCHUS MARSH BOWLING CLUB INC
LORD STREET, BACCHUS MARSH !5367 2254
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am

Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
COME N TRY
BAREFOOT
Catholic Parish of Gordon

Mass Times Saturday 18 October Dunnstown, 6:30pm
Sunday 19 October Gordon, 8:45am; Ballan, 10:30am.
Ballan Uniting Church
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
Anglican Parish of Bacchus Marsh, Balliang, Myrniong &
Blackwood
Service times - Holy Trinity Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am
Holy Communion, 10am Family Service, Wednesday Holy
Communion 10am; St Georges Balliang 9am 2nd & 4th
Sundays; Christ Church Myrniong 11am 1st & 3rd Sunday;
All Saints Blackwood 1st Sunday, 9am.
BOWLS
COMMENCING FRIDAY 10TH OCTOBER
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship

Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
FOR 10 WEEKS
ARRIVE 6PM FOR 6:30 PM START
$5 GREEN FEES
FREE B.B.Q.
DRINKS @ HAPPY HOUR PRICES
MEET YOUR CANDIDATES

Buninyong Electorate Q&A session
Thursday 16 October, 2014
6.30pm 8pm
Ballan Council Chambers, Stead St, Ballan
An open invitation to the public.

Come along and ask a question and hear their reply.
Sonia Smith
Geoff Howard
Ben Taylor
Tony Goodfellow
All speakers are requested to register prior

OR on the night 6pm 6.25pm
The meeting will be chaired
by Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell
This event is sponsored by The Moorabool News
Register/Enquiries 5368 1966 (9am-4pm)
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Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
I am writing to convey my
disgust in the reporting of
the Moorabool Shire Council Meeting (1 Oct 2014) in
Council Clips (MN 7 Oct
2014).
Claim being made that this
was an issue between the
Bullocks and Aquilina.
Correction, this is about the
Moorabool Shire Councils
lack of action in regards to
the property 4 Love Close
Maddingley.
No mention of the inconsistencies in the report by
the council staff or the reason for the access.
Anyone who drives past
or goes up this street can
see for themselves that the
has allowed a tip to be put
there.
Although the residents in
the area should be protected
by COUNCIL LOCAL LAW,
the Moorabool Shire Council
has chosen to ignore building extensions, no permits
for garages/shipping containers and the storage of
vehicles and tyres as well as
other rubbish being stored
on this property.
All in breach of the MOORABOOL SHIRE LOCAL
LAW.
Why dont you report this?
Your article was irresponsi-
ble and lacking in integrity.

I am not sure what you are
trying to stir up with this
article but in my opinion
this was a POOR EFFORT on
your behalf.
And maybe next time you
can get my name right.
Debra Bullock
Via fax
Correction
Debra is Ms Bullocks
correct Christian name,
not Sandra as printed in
Council Clips (MN 7 Oct
2014).
- Editor
Dear Editor,
PARKING Ballan Park &
Ride
With the rail lines being
upgraded and a new timetable to follow, I wonder if
more parking space in Ballan would be necessary if
the Gordon Railway Station
were to be reopened.
As I see it, this would make
more car spaces available to
families instead of being all
day parked in Ballan as the
development continues in
both areas.
Dorothy McKenzie
Ballan
Dear Editor,
Thank you for allowing
me space to pass on sincere
thanks to the Ballan and
District community for their
most generous support of
the Winter Food Appeal, for
less privileged families of
the district.
The collection was arranged by the Ballan Uniting
Church Fellowship.
Joan R. Parslow
Treasurer (Hon)
Ballan U.C.F.
Dear Editor,
I noted that Nationals Candidate Sonia Smith took out
a full page advertisement in
the Moorabool News last
week. It was headed Buy
Local.
I note Sonias photos taken
with local business owners but then looked for her
Partys policy statement on
this issue.
I have a friend who does not
wish to be named because
he works at Alstom in Ballarat, where they have been
successfully building trains
for Melbourne over the last
few years.
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1. Obligation to publish Des
Now I understand that the

Liberal National State government has allowed them
to be cut out of the next
round of tendering which
may see Alstom close in Ballarat with the loss of 70 jobs.
Her National Party with
their Liberal partners have,
I believe, apparently allowed
a Chinese and a Korean
company to be the final bidders instead of our local Ballarat workers.
We need solid policies from
Sonia and the National Party
not soft ads that are ultimately meaningless.
Jon Seccull
Via website
(mooraboolnews.com.au)
Dear Editor,
I noted with grim amusement that more misleading
nonsense has been published in the Moorabool
News from Jim Stewart of
Smeaton.
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Actions do speak
louder than words
In the many, many environment fields, good news

seems hard to come by. I
was planning on writing
this bit of good news for
this weeks piece before
another shark attack happened in Western Australia. In light of what happened to the young man in
Western Australia it seems
an odd thing to write.
However, I still believe that
in the long run this is good
news. The good news is the
announcement of the Western Australian government that it has cancelled
its shark cull this summer.
You might have seen the
news coverage earlier this
year when thousands of
Australians united to protest this brutal and unnecessary practice. There were
protests on beaches from
Manly to Margaret River
and the federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt

received nearly a quarter of
a million emails calling on
him to stop the cull.
This WA shark cull trial
that began earlier this year
killed 68 sharks and cost
the WA Government $1.3
million. The Environmental Protection Authority
(EPA), which reviewed the
trial, has recommended
the State Governments
proposal to deploy drum
lines off WA beaches this
summer be abandoned.
Premier Colin Barnett said
it will not be appealed. This
is a great victory for sharks,
for the health of our oceans
and for the environment.
And it happened because
thousands of Australians acted and wrote and
moved and marched and
made speeches and decid-
ed to do something. It can
be done and actions like
this are needed to be done
now more than ever.
Ironically in light of this
news, according to a new
analysis by scientists at
WWF and the Zoological Society of London, the
number of wild animals
on Earth has halved in the
past 40 years. The research
indicated that creatures
across land, rivers and the
seas are being decimated
as humans kill them for
food, and other reasons,
in unsustainable numbers,
while polluting or destroying their habitats. If only
we all thought so much of
all animals, including ourselves? As Professor Ken
Norris, ZSLs director of
science so well stated, If
half the animals died in
London zoo next week it
would be front page news,

but that is happening in the
great outdoors. This damage is not inevitable but a
consequence of the way we
choose to live. He then repeated what has been said
for so long by so many, Nature, which provides food
and clean water and air,
was essential for human
wellbeing.
There is another bit of
good news and that is that
from 1 January next year,
China will ban the import
of coal with high ash or
sulphur content and place
a three per cent tariff onto
all coal imports (Evan Ellis, Eureka Street - 23 September 2014). According to
Evan, this move is a onestone-two-bird approach;
less dirty coal will reduce
air pollution, particularly
around its coastal mega cit-
ies where restrictions are

tighter and the struggling
domestic mining industry
will be given a boost.
What we are all becoming aware of now is that
Chinas meteoric growth
has led to an ecological
catastrophe.
Evan goes on, The Atlantics James Fallows published two graphs that isolate one aspect of Chinas
environmental challenge,
air quality. The first graph
shows that Chinas air
quality is so bad that the
government scales it differently. Readings of good
or light in China would
be considered in the danger zone for US, Australia
and European countries.
A particularly bad day in
Shanghai is comparable to
walking through a bush
fire or volcanic eruption.
The second graph shows

that the ten worst cities in
America for air pollution
would be ranked in the
highest bracket of Excellent using Chinas skewed
scale. Chinas environmental problems are not limited
to air quality but it remains
the most visible. Nearly
half a million die each year
because of it. Many more
get sick. If thats not bad
enough, a Deutsche Bank
report released earlier this
year projected a 70 per cent
increase in air pollution by
2025 if current trends of
coal use and automobile
emissions continue.
Meanwhile here in Australia we are hell bent on
selling anyone and everyone as much coal as they
will take.
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By Jessica Howard
Photo DEPI Victoria.
Rabbits on
the hop
By Kate Taylor
The Department of Environment and Primary Industries has begun chasing
rabbits out of the Rowsley
Valley.
The program focuses on the
valley in an ongoing effort to
protect the Bacchus Marsh
districts
environmental
and agricultural assets, in
line with recent intensive
rabbit control projects along
the nearby Korkuperrimul
Creek and around Ingliston
conducted by DEPI.
There will be 36 Rowsley
Valley properties, covering 2,500 hectares, involved
in this new rabbit control
program.
The work will support
community-led action from
the Rowsley Valley Landcare Group and a number
of waterway protection and
re-vegetation projects being
undertaken by other organisations in the area.

DEPI Biosecurity Officer Nigel Roberts said that rabbits
are a concern in the Rowsley
Valley area and DEPI is using its enforcement powers
to support the communitys
control efforts.
Landowners have a legal
responsibility to manage
pest plants and animals on
their property to ensure
they do not negatively affect
neighbouring farms or natural assets.
Rabbits cause significant
damage to both agriculture
and the environment. In
2009 Australia lost $206 million in agricultural production because of rabbits. Rabbit grazing also significantly
impacts on native vegetation
growth.
Mr Roberts said DEPI staff
will be inspecting all properties within the Rowsley Val-
ley project area and where

required issue directions
notices to control European
rabbits.
Landowners are liable for
fines up to $35,426 under the
Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 when pest control is not undertaken.
DEPI is committed to using its enforcement powers to support the efforts of
landowners and other government organisations.
We have a clear message
from the local community
that they want DEPI to enforce action on priority
species such as rabbits and
bolster the community led
efforts.
For more information about
pest animal management
visit the DEPI website
www.depi.vic.gov.au or call
the Customer Service Centre
on 136 186.
A local Ballan manufacturing business has received

national awards at a recent
Australian Windows Association conference.
Paarhammer, located in
Haddon Drive, received
first place in the section
Best Use for Window and
Doors Residential New
Construction over $500,000,
and a highly commended
award in the Commercial
New Construction over $5
million category.
Long-term Ballan residents
and husband and wife, Tony
and Edith Paarhammer created the company in 1990
after making the move from
Austria. The manufacturing
company has since achieved
many success stories and
awards for their energy efficient and bushfire-safe
products.
We started the business
when we moved here, and
I guess I just fell into it as
it was my husbands background, Edith said.
We initially only came over
for 5 years, but we loved it so
much we thought we may as
well as stay,
The Residential Award, endowed to the Paarhammers
during the conference, was
for a project built in an environmentally sensitive area
on the Mornington Peninsula. Built on sand dunes in
the middle of tea trees, the
area held the second highest
rating for bushfires.
Edith said the clients wanted sustainable products with
a very high-energy efficiency, and energy savings from
61 per cent to 75 per cent.
Paarhammer also received a
highly commended award
for their windows and doors
at the Nishi Complex in
Canberra.
It was very important to
Ballans Edith Paarhammer received the 2014 Woman of

the Year award for outstanding contributions to the window
industry. Photo - submitted
the client that the mixed-use
building complex had to
reach an 8 star NatHERS rating, Edith said.
Especially designed for the
cold climate in Canberra,
high performance glazing
was used to reduce heat
loss and improve thermal
comfort while maximising
daylight.
The AWA Conference was
held at the Gold Coast on
September 17 - 19, where
Edith also received the
2014 Woman of the Year
award for outstanding contributions to the window
industry.
Youngsters enjoy Law of the Pack
Be prepared and
do your best
By Jessica Howard
A group of Bacchus Marsh children
were among a vast number of Cub Scouts
enjoying the 8th Victorian Cuboree
recently.
The annual event, this year held at Gilwell Park in Gembrook, saw 3019 cub
scouts aged between 8 and 10 take part in
a life-changing event.
14 children from the Bacchus Marsh
Scout Group adventured on a mystery
off-site excursion each day, with other
cub members from around Victoria,
New South Wales, South Australia and

Tasmania.
Cuboree Chief Director Russell Bradd
said the youngsters are well prepared
to cope with five days away from
home. For many children - and parents - the idea of living five days in the
bush with friends, sleeping four nights in
tents, eating outdoors, sharing the chores
of daily life, and tackling a challenging
activity program, would be daunting,
he said.
But our Cubs have been practising for
Cuboree for the past year, with smaller
camps within their own local Cub Pack.

They are learning to be resilient and independent, and to care for others.
This years event included a budget of
$1.35 million, which catered for 5000
litres of milk, 30,000-slices soft bread,
100,000 pieces of fruit and 600 litres of
sauce.
With the Bacchus Marsh Scout Group
usually enjoying nights in the scout hall,
or camps with one or two other groups,
the 8th Victorian Cuboree proved to be
a rewarding experience for all involved.
I really couldnt believe it,

Edith said.
It was quite a surprise and
I was really honoured. Edith writes for a number of
magazines and newspapers,
and since 2005 has written
regular window newsletters
to architects, designers and
builders.
Over Paarhammers 24
years of business, the company has amassed hundreds
of satisfied clients in all
states of Australia, however
said they attribute their success to their dedicated staff.
Selling through private sale
Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
The spring selling season is

in full swing and an increasing number of homes are for
sale across regional Victoria.
For those who choose to sell,
adjusting to the particular demands of living in a
house that is on the market
requires some organisation.
The regional market is
showing sustained price
growth 4.1 per cent statewide in the year to June 30
and at such times, those
thinking of selling are en-
couraged to consider their

options.
While the number of auctions has been increasing
in outer metropolitan and
regional areas, private sales
where an extended sale
and marketing period is
possible remain most popular. More than 80 per cent
of sales in regional areas are
private sales.
Some vendors may find this
less stressful than selling at
auction. But it can mean a
property is on the market for

longer than the typical fourweek auction period.
During that time, sellers
have to be ready for inspections at any opportunity.
Even the tidiest of homes is
rarely maintained each day
to the high standard buyers
expect at a viewing.
To ensure the sales period
does not turn into a housekeeping marathon, work
out a strategy in advance.
Agree on particular viewing
days and suitable times with

your agent and arrange for
reasonable notice perhaps
24 hours of appointments
by prospective buyers. But
be flexible; many a home has
been bought on the spur of
the moment by a buyer who
spotted the signboard.
If storing furniture to create a more spacious look in
your home, ensure the most
practical items are still accessible. For example, if a
big family gathering is coming up, store extra chairs in
a friends garage where they

can be easily retrieved.
Make a list of the vital
chores to be completed
around the house immediately before an inspection
and pay attention to those
ongoing maintenance tasks,
such as weeding the garden and mowing the lawn,
which will make the whole
property appear more presentable to interested buyers
including those who are
curious and passing by.
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On a corner allotment, many options for purchaser of this brick

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Inspect: Sat 10.30-11.00am

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DARLEY 84 Albert Street
Prime position on the DeGoldi Estate. Easy access to Primary

Schools, Shops and Transport. 4 Bedrooms (WIRs & ensuite to
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DARLEY 77 Dundas Street
Inspect: Sat 11.15-11.45am

Price: $395,000
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Web Id: 61429180
DARLEY 26 Morrison Drive
Inspect: Sat 12.00-12.30pm

Price: $295,000
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MADDINGLEY 38 Labilliere Street
Large corner block in popular Maddingley. Three bedroom home

with huge potential. All within walking distance to schools, shops
and train station. Ideal for home buyers, investors or Melbourne
commuters. The home offers 3 generous bedrooms (BIRs), large entry
foyer, generous sized lounge, kitchen, meal & dining area, and neat &
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Inspect: Sat 12.45-1.15pm

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Inspect: By appointment
Price: $525,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: 61401070
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This impressive family home achieves lifestyle excellence with abundant

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BACCHUS MARSH 1/6 Waddell Street
This single level brick villa is perfectly positioned, only moments

stroll to Main Street shopping, Train Station, Transport and all other
conveniences. Boasting 2 bedrooms (both with WIR). Spacious
light filled bathroom and separate toilet, a large kitchen combines
perfectly with the air conditioned lounge and dining room. Wellappointed laundry with direct access to the private fully fenced
yard, and a single car garage with automatic roller door.
BACCHUS MARSH 263 Main Street
This beautifully presented property is superbly located within walking

distance to all amenities and attractions. Generous road frontage to
the renowned Avenue of Honour. Stunning botanic like garden which
has been created over a life time. Comprising of 3 bedrooms, spacious
lounge/dining area with glorious views of the garden. Kitchen with
modern appliances, clean bathroom, toilet & laundry evaporative cooling,
and central heating, providing comfort for all year round. Other separate
accommodation includes a conveniently located 1 bedroom studio/
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Price: $849,500
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Web Id: 61375450
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166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
BACCHUS MARSH 61 Young Street
For those that are capable of seeing the possibilities and have
a gift to resurrect, this gorgeous cottage is a must see. In a
sensational location within walking distance to every amenity
imaginable and on a 730sqm block of land, this is without a
doubt a great investment for astute central buyer. Featuring
3 bedrooms, lounge area with gas heater, kitchen, bathroom
and separate laundry. This home is the ideal project, arrange an
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Phone: 5367 8128
Price: $285,000
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Web Id: 61407410
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ASKING $430,000
TOWN CENTRAL BEAUTY
Bacchus Marsh
Beautiful home just a stones throw from the Village Shopping Centre in quiet sought after street. Open
plan living/family room adjoins the meals & kitchen area. Master bedroom has a walkthrough robe & ens
complete with vanity, shower, toilet & bath. Bedroom 2 has BIRs & direct access to the walk through family
bathroom. Study could easily be utilized as 3rd bedroom. Ducted heating and cooling. Backyard private
& maintenance free with stones, paving & landscaping, including 2 water features.
PID: 753850
ASKING $199,000
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Bacchus Marsh
This property needs a little bit of work but at the same time offers a great opportunity for the first
home buyer or investor alike. A solid home of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, galley style kitchen and
lounge with gas heating this home is located just a short distance from the Darley Shopping Centre,
Childcare centres, kindergartens and schools. The town bus service stops at the front door.
PID: 753876
AUCTION
22-24 Simpson Street, Bacchus Marsh

Saturday 25th October at 11am
ASKING $269,000
QUIET AND CLOSE UNIT
Bacchus Marsh
This very neat 2 bedroom unit is located in a nice quiet complex of 8 units within walking distance to the
Main Street. The unit has a nice big lounge with bay window, a separate kitchen and meals area, 2 good
sized bedrooms with BIRs, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet. Serviced by ducted heating and cooling
for year round comfort this is the perfect unit to downsize to. There is also a single garage with roller door
and a neat little backyard with nice lawn area.
PID: 752651
ALWAYS SOUGHT SELDOM FOUND!
Bacchus Marsh
A unique residential development site (STCA). First time offered in 50+ years. 3267m (29.73/29.32 x
123.37/122.40m). Zoning: Residential 1 (Moorabool Planning Scheme). Space to build approx. 12 new
luxury townhouses or home units. Prestige location in central town area only minutes easy walk to Main
Street shops & facilities. Services available for connection.
Terms: 10% deposit Balance: 90 days.
PID: 751177
AUCTION
4 Mitchell Court, Bacchus Marsh

Saturday 18th October at 11am
WHAT COULD YOU DO HERE!
TIMELESS ELEGANCE AT GLENBREE
Bacchus Marsh
Comfortable first home or investment property. Consisting of a large lounge and dining area, galley style
kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet and 3 good sized bedrooms, the home is on a 786m2 block (approx)
and there is a double galvanized garage with a tiltpanel door in the backyard. In a quiet court location
within walking distance to Childcare, Kinder, Schools and Shops. Book your inspection today to see the
opportunity that awaits you.
PID: 750688
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
ASKING
Bacchus Marsh
$580,000 + GST
This property is on a prime corner location on one of the most prominent streets in Bacchus Marsh.
Currently tenanted as commercial offices, the Mixed Use Zoning on the property provides the perfect
opportunity for the astute purchaser to refurbish or redevelop for a multitude of uses (STCA) and capitalise
on the corner street frontages and rear laneway access that is available. Inspections are strictly by
appointment and more information available from our office.
PID: 741487
After hours:
Ian McDonald 0418 522 549

Bryan Marsden 0414 661 206
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $459,000
Smartly renovated classic Californian bungalow located close to the town centre. Three bedrooms, all
with WWC, 2 living areas, a new bathroom, spacious kitchen with new oven, formal lounge, dining/meals
area & enclosed sunroom & large laundry. 12 ceilings, polished timber ooring, OFP. Gas heating &
solar panels. Large covered pergola & the beautiful garden has shedding plus external bathroom & toilet
facilities. Great veggie gardens, chook pen & fantastic cubby house.
PID: 750011
GOOD STARTER, LARGE BLOCK
Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $299,000
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on a larger than normal block. A neat and tidy 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with a gas heater in
the lounge & a bright north facing meals area adjoining the kitchen, this home is ready for you to
move in. A double carport, open pergola, a fernery & garden shed complete the outdoors, book your
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PID: 742466
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53678933
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CARRY CASE for pets International
travel approved $35 5368 1543
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9743 1809
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BOTTLING JARS Varcolo assorted

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$100 - 0467 022 898
COUCH. Red durable fabric. 2.5

seater. From non-smoker home. EC.
$100 - 0459 022 364
COUCHES 1 x 2 seater 1 x 2 seater
burg & blue tartan VGC $100 for both
0423 758 422
CUPBOARD 2 door louvre $20
53672602
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$10 - 0439 867 224
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DRUM 210 Litre plastic drum, clamp

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$60 lot - 0448 177 701
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LADDER aluminum 2.4m $70

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MAG WHEELS (4) 5 Stud 15 inch Suit
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OVEN Turbo Convection Oven.
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POOL above ground plastic tube

frame 11ft used once $80 0416027036
PORT-A-POTTI Elegance 145 $50 5367 4968
PRAM Mothers
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SWING SET EC $50 5368 7573
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TABLE antique Edwardian, seats 4
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RECORDS LP (20) Rock n Roll $60 lot

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SHAVER Mens Electric Braun 200

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SINGLE BED with mattress $25
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TRAILER LEAF SPRINGS (4)
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- 53608208
TV 21 analogue with set top box and
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TV analogue, Colour, 51cms (21), flat
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- 53674956
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VEST mens CAT padded vest $50 0425 856 092
WASHING MACHINE 5.5 kg Simpson
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WATER FILTER Sunbeam Brita Water
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- 0406 199 882
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0424930 653
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BACCHUS MARSH
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Tuesday 11th November
7 pm
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Bacchus Marsh
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Bacchus Marsh
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Friday 17 October, 7pm
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Ballan District Health & Care
2014
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday 15th October Commencing
5:30pm Sharp
-To be followed by light RefreshmentsThe Ballan District Health & Cares Board of Directors
would like to invite Hospital Association Members &
Members of the General Public to the 2014 AGM.
Location: Ballan Mechanics Hall 143 Inglis Street Ballan
RSVP: Monday 13th October for Catering Purposes
Jewellery, Homewares,
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Supporting people with
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Monday to Thursday
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Friday
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Server/Kitchen Hand
Main duties include serving customers, preparation
of customer orders, food prep, cooking and kitchen
cleaning.
Between 10-20 hours available including weekends.
Experience not necessary, but reliability, positive
attitude and trustworthiness a must.
Suit uni student with 1 or 2 days availability
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Email resumes to bpparksservo@hotmail.com or
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EMPLOYMENT
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A N N E S
V I N E Y A R D S
Gordon Football and Netball Club Inc.

Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Sunday 26 October, 2.00pm
At Gordon Recreation Reserve
All members past and present welcome
Enquiries - 0418 689 710 (Kellee)
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Darley Football Netball Club Inc 2014 Annual General

Meeting will be held at Darley Park on:
Date: Tuesday 28th October 2014
Time: 7:00 pm
Venue: Darley Sports Club
All Committee Positions will be declared vacant, and
applications for any position on the Darley Football Netball
Club Committee of Management for 2015 must be signed by
a 2014 Financial Member, and submitted in writing prior to
AGM. All applications must be endorsed by a second financial
member of the club. All applications should be addressed to
The Secretary
Darley Football Netball Club Inc
PO Box 599
Bacchus Marsh Vic 3340
By the close of business on Monday 27th October 2014
Agenda for Annual General Meeting:
Submission of 2014 Financial Reports for Endorsement
Election of Office Bearers for 2015
With the further development of our business, St

Annes Winery is seeking an enthusiastic, reliable
and qualified person for a full time position
of ICT Manager. This role will be to establish
and implement ICT policies and strategies,
business plans and security measures. Manage
information and communication technology
resources and implement installation and
upgrade for systems. ICT related tertiary
qualification (Bachelor degree or higher), a
sound knowledge of the Systems Development
Life Cycle process and other Information
Technology practices. Excellent communication
skills (written and verbal).
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CANCERJune
22-July 22
Modest financial gains are accented this week. A friends

interest over your personal affairs may be more then
curiosity. Communication tie -ups mean that messages
are not getting through.
Stars & Puzzles

LEOJuly 23-August 22
New creative interests are spotlighted now. A public

speaking engagement wins you an admirer from an important arena. Expect to spend more time looking after
book-keeping and related chores.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
You make others, especially older people feel extraordinarily comfortable this week. Use this gift to help those
you love. Unexpected arrivals may appear through the
weekend.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Carefully investigate the situation before making any
announcements. A rival becomes friendlier, but dont reveal any secrets. Best friends are of the opposite sex.
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
Take stock of current strengths and weaknesses, strengthening the former and correcting the latter. Self discipline
is strong this week. A friend may not be telling the whole
story.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
Cultural involvement may lead to a new friendship. A
family dispute heats up and its your turn to play the mediator. Your salesmanship skills are strong, especially if
you are selling ideas.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
1.
6.
8.
9.
10.
11.
13.
15.
17.
19.
22.
23.
24.
25.
ACROSS
Vegetable (8)
Finished (4)
See (4)
Note (8)
Side (5)
Tedious (6)
Game (6)
Provoke (6)
Medical complaint (6)
Room (5)
Dispute (8)
Dance (4)
Pore over (4)
Effrontery (8)
NO. 8877
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
12.
14.
16.
18.
20.
21.
DOWN
Eject (5)
Huge (7)
Formerly (4)
Musical instrument (8)
Happen (5)
Everlasting (7)
Decoration (8)
Notice (7)
Ruler (7)
Dog (5)
Box (5)
Stalk (4)
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS
1. Catch the words In this direction, said aloud (8). 6.
After the bugle call (4). 8. The work is upturned, so must
be turned round (4). 9. Mix with, in the enclosure (8). 10.
Its time off, dear, from business (5). 11. The subjects
are the various facets of my personality (6). 13. Listen
out for mum (6). 15. Hang about and see it returning (6).
17. Keep quiet and put on the safety device (4,2). 19.
Bed to accommodate a royal lady (5). 22. Where, in the
paper, the racing results are printed? (4,4). 23. Only returned to get a musical instrument (4). 24. The head
takes ages going round the school (4). 25. The little one
is a pocket edition of its mother (8).
DOWN
2. Nasty creature cleaning the Germans windscreen?
(5). 3. The balance of the negotiated rise is overdue (7).
4. What was that you said about a hundred apiece? (4).
5. Vaguely count, holding the book up (8). 6. Lying as
before, on entering (5). 7. Meant from that time on to
take note (7). 12. Make yourselves less conspicuous,
pets (4,4). 14. I next put a figure in thats wrong (7). 16.
When I get near it, shaken out of the lethargy (7). 18.
Accepted with thanks, followed by a name (5). 20.
Having a hand inside also is not allowed (5). 21. Intend
to give the chap the key to get in (4).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8876
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Overhear (over here). 6, Post. 8, O-pu-s. 9,
Compound. 10, T-rade. 11, The-mes. 13, Silent (anag.).
15, Lo-it-er. 17, Belt-up. 19, Be-R-th. 22, Back page. 23,
Tub-a. 24, E-t(he)-on. 25, Kangaroo.
Down - 2, Viper. 3, Resi-due. 4, E-a-C-h. 5, R-emot-ely.
6, Pr-on-e. 7, Since-re. 12, Step back. 14, I-nex-a-C-t.
16, I-nertia. 18, Ta-Ken. 20, T-AB-oo. 21, M-E-an.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Cent. 7, Clergyman. 8, Over. 9, Coop. 10,
Earn. 11, Stem. 14, Enterprise. 16, Disengaged. 19, Earl.
22, Clap. 24, Rove. 25, Mint. 26, Structure. 27, Dive.
Down - 1, Cross. 2, Niece. 3, Almost. 4, Proper. 5, Lyre.
6, Barrister. 12, Titillate. 13, Mere. 15, Rude. 17, Gyrate.
18, Govern. 20, Alibi. 21, Litre. 23, Plum.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Beetroot. 6, Over. 8, Spot. 9, Crotchet. 10,
Flank. 11, Boring. 13, Soccer. 15, Needle. 17, Asthma.
19, Space. 22, Argument. 23, Reel. 24, Read. 25, Temerity.
Down - 2, Expel. 3, Titanic. 4, Once. 5, Trombone. 6,
Occur. 7, Eternal. 12, Ornament. 14, Observe. 16, Emperor. 18, Hound. 20, Chest. 21, Stem.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Across - 1, Foil. 7, Con-ten-Ted. 8, Lead. 9, Trap (rev.).
10, A-C-he. 11, Sloe (slow). 14, Row upon row. 16, Crackbrain. 19, Ease (Es). 22, F-red. 24, Nose (anag.). 25,
Ring. 26, Man-y a time. 27, Dear.
Down - 1, Files. 2, I-dah-O. 3, Bor-row. 4, Stop up. 5,
Anna. 6, De-throne-s. 12, Librarian. 13, Er-ic. 15, Nine(xt). 17, Be-nito. 18, Ass-ume. 20, A-li(ttle)-ce. 21, Eager (anag.). 23, D-ays.
Your love life accents the intellectual side of your

relationship. Commintments made now are binding ones,
so dont make lighthearted agreements. A financial review
is essential at this point.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
Modest financial gains are accented this week. A friends
interest over your personal affairs may be more then
curiosity. Communication tie -ups mean that messages
are not getting through.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
New creative interests are spotlighted now. A public
speaking engagement wins you an admirer from an important arena. Expect to spend more time looking after
book-keeping and related chores.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
You make others, especially older people feel extraordinarily comfortable this week. Use this gift to help those
you love. Unexpected arrivals may appear through the
weekend.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
Carefully investigate the situation before making any
announcements. A rival becomes friendlier, but dont reveal any secrets. Best friends are of the opposite sex.
SUDOKU
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
New career opportunities require further investigation.

Recent communication difficulties are remedied. This is
an excellent time for getting your opinions heard. A health
programme is a priority.
NUMBER GAME
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
You may be a contender for a prestigious award and its
particularly important that you meet your obligations.
Friendship and travel should blend well. Older relatives
seek you out as an adviser.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Friends seek you out for your compassion and guidance.
Family members are becoming more exuberant. Watch a
tendency to be vague, particularly in career matters.
News from overseas may arrive this week.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
You are the toast of the various gatherings you attend
now, thanks to your crackling wit. This week finds you
excelling in the role of teacher. A career problem requires
thoughtful consideration.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
A self indulgent streak surfaces. This is a good time for
reviewing resolutions. This week romance accents its
sentiental side. Decorating and designing are your present
strengths.
GEN WHY
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK

Unpredictability and originality - these are your strengths,
but sometimes they are liabilities. Kindness is your middle name. The sciences appeal to you, along with writing
and humanitarian causes. You love the limelight and next
year may see you in it more often than not.
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
New career opportunities require further investigation.
Recent communication difficulties are remedied. This is
an excellent time for getting your opinions heard. A health
programme is a priority.
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
You may be a contender for a prestigious award and its
particularly important that you meet your obligations.
Friendship and travel should blend well. Older relatives
seek you out as an adviser.
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Friends seek you out for your compassion and guidance.
Family members are becoming more exuberant. Watch a
tendency to be vague, particularly in career matters.
News from overseas may arrive this week.
AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
You are the toast of the various gatherings you attend
now, thanks to your crackling wit. This week finds you
excelling in the role of teacher. A career problem requires
thoughtful consideration.
PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
A self indulgent streak surfaces. This is a good time for
reviewing resolutions. This week romance accents its
sentiental side. Decorating and designing are your present
strengths.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Unpredictability and originality - these are your strengths,
but sometimes they are liabilities. Kindness is your middle name. The sciences appeal to you, along with writing
and humanitarian causes. You love the limelight and next
year may see you in it more often than not.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8877
Sport
Avenue
Bowling Club
In excellent bowling conditions, Avenue Bowling

Clubs four divisions battled
out Round 2 of the BDBD
weekend competition.
Premier Division took on
the more fancied Queenscliff
at home, full of enthusiasm
after a creditable performance against Ocean Grove
last week. Unfortunately
things didnt go to plan with
Avenue only winning one
rink for the day, that of Martin Shea who won by 8 shots.
The other three rinks struggled against strong opposition, leaving Avenue 46 shots
adrift when play finished.
Final scores - Avenue 61 lost
Queenscliff 107
Division 3 travelled to Sebastopol looking to avenge

last years preliminary final
defeat. Bill Hawkens rink
got off to a flyer, leading 14-4
at the tea break, however Sebastopol won the first 6 ends
upon resumption to take a 1
shot lead. As all good teams
do, Bill and his team fought
back to win 8 of the last 10
ends to run out 13 shot winners. Glenn Davies rink continued their unbeaten record
with a 10 shot win, whilst
Gary Candys rink lost on
the last end of the day in a
great contest that saw the
scoresno greater than 1 shot
apart all day. Unfortunately
Frank Pomeroys rink had a
day to forget, although they
were unlucky not to win
the end on a number of occasions, eventually going
down by 13 shots. The two
winning rinks were enough
to get Avenue over the line
by 9 shots.
Final scores - Avenue90 def
Sebastopol 81
Division 5 made it two
wins from two starts with a
strong 14 shot win over BMS.
Leading the way for Avenue

was Dave McKendricks rink
and Laurie Burkes rink,
which both won by 13 shots.
These winning margins
were enough to cover the
other 2 rinks, which both
had narrow losses.
Final score - Avenue 91 def
BMS 77
Division 8 travelled to Midlands Golf, which always

proves a difficult green to
play on, but the players
stuck to their guns all day
to run out two shot winners.
For Avenue veteran Stan
Cumming in his first game
in almost 2 years won by 17
shots, whilst Ron Millington
won the last 2 ends for a 2
shot victory. Stewart Wilson
also battled hard all day to
earn a draw. Again this side
contained a number of fillins, and a very promising 8
year-old to secure the narrow victory.
Midlands Golf 89
In midweek pennant Avenue won all three rinks in

Division 1, to open their account for the season, with
strong wins to Doreen Connells rink (14 shots) and Marie Russells rink (24 shots).
Di Hardiments rink completed the trifecta with a 2
shot win.
Mt Xavier 55
Midweek pennant - Division 3 are still winless after

2 rounds and came up only
5 shots short against Ballarat North in an improved
performance,despite winning 2 of the 3 rinks. Hazel
Treloar (7 shots up) and
Marlene Kneebone (3 shots
up) performed well, but just
couldnt get Avenue over the
line for what would have
been their first win of the
season.
Final score - Avenue 61 lost
Ballarat North 66
Ballan Golf Club
Results Week ending Saturday 11 October

Wednesday - Stableford
Winner- Victor Buttigieg 36 points, R/up on c/b Barry Sims.
NTP - 15thFrank White, Magpie 14thBob Arklay.
Saturday - Stableford - House Teams
Privilege Cup - Championship Course Par 62
A Grade - winner Michael Di Fiore(14) 37 points,
R/up Bob Arklay (10) 34 points on c/b from Don Wickson.
B Grade - winner John Fitzgerald (24) 33 points,
R/up on c/b from Frank White.
NTPs: 2nd Pat Clifford, 12th Don Wickson, 15th Shaun ODea.
Magpies: 14th Frank Raffaele, 18th Anthony Moore.
Darley Cricket Club
Results - Seniors
Elaine Cricket Club

U13 - Elaine v VRI/Delecombe
VRI Delacombe 8/33 dec (15 overs)

Elaine Bowlers - A Miller 3/1, H Macdonald 2/3
Elaine 1/127 (25 overs)
A Hogarth - 5 retired, A Miller - Bowled 4, N Pantzidis - 20
retired, T Flood - 3 retired, F Macdonald - 11 retired, K Wells
- 4 retired, S Dunne - 6 retired, T Miller - 4 retired, H Macdonald - 2 retired, D Lyons - 0 not out, K Medlyn - 0 not out.
Elaine Cricket Club trains at the prestigious MCG (Meredith
Cricket Ground) and plays on the luscious oval at the ECG
(Elaine Cricket Ground). Big thanks to:
S Ludowyk from ECC who played for the opposition team as
they were short on numbers.
Encouragement awards
Aaron Miller, Fergus Mcdonald, Hamish Mcdonald, Seth
Ludowyk, Angus Hogarth
Elaine Tennis Club
Elaine Tennis juniors - Back row (L-R) Deb Mair (President)

Ashleigh Williams, Brady Dunne, Molly Dunne, Tristan Mair,
Montana Mair, Julie Golightly (Coach), Natasha Ford,
Matilda Dunne, Megan Farhall, Sophie Mair. (Anyone
interested in coaching contact Deb Mair -0415 969 290).
Bacchus Marsh Cricket Club

Results - Round 2
McIntyre Cup
Bacchus Marsh 8/186 def
Romsey 7/179
Scott Wakefield 47, Ben Robertson 42, Tom McColl 29 &
3/39, James Bailey 2/22
Man of the Match: Scott
Wakefield
B Grade
Sunbury United 8/116
Bernard Atkin 45n.o, Jack
Lalor 25, Tom Wardell 24,
Seb Reid 2/19
Man of the Match: Bernard
Atkin
C Grade
Bacchus Marsh 7/135 lost
Lancefield 161
Ryan Tronson 34 & 4/52,
Cody Pratt 23, Drew Closter
20, Josh Lloyd 3/8
Man of the Match: Ryan
Tronson
D Grade
Bacchus Marsh 85 lost Blackwood 156
Steve Lalor 30, Frank Pawlowicz 20, Sam Griffiths 18,

Darran Fowlie 4/25
Man of the Match: Darran
Fowlie
F Grade
Wallan 7/146
Michael Porter 118n.o & 2/9,
John Mowlam 30, Josh Harrington 23 & 3/8
Man of the Match: Michael
Porter
G Grade
Bacchus Marsh 125 lost Woodend 1/143
Xavier Jenks 32n.o, Peter
Dickson 25, Phill Homewood 15, Jay Homewood
1/15
Man of the Match: Xavier
Jenks
H Grade
Bacchus Marsh 3/185 lost
Gisborne 5/300
Chris Bailey 70n.o, Robert
Dickson 60, Richard Bayly 26
Man of the Match: Chris
Bailey
Mixed fortunes for the

Darley Cricket Club over
the weekend with the Ballarat Junior cricket season
kicking off with one day
matches, whilst the seniors
finished off the second day
of their opening round
matches. Three Under 12
sides played the first of their
two day round one matches
in the Melton Junior Cricket
Association.
The 1st Eleven resumed
their 225 run chase at 1/13,
and were in trouble early at
2/18. Batting at number four,
Matthew Cape (65) tried to
steady the side with numerous middle order partnerships, however none were
big enough to establish any
dominance. Ryan Ali (54)
at seven looked to build on
Capes efforts but also ran out
of partners in quick succession. Brad Barnes (5*) joined
Ali at 9-189, and looked settled when they comfortably
broke 200, however just two
more runs were added before Darley were all-out just
24 runs short of victory.
The 2nd Eleven started their
bowling innings fresh after
batting out the overs for a
commanding 315 the week
before, however Golden
Point were still in at 1/97
before Ben Hall (3/52) finally
got a break through clean
bowling the number three
batsmen. Hall along with
skipper Marcus Ingvorsen
(5/74) set about removing
the remaining batsmen at
regular intervals to enable
an 87 run win to kick off the
season.
The 3rd Eleven already had
their work cut out defending
185 with Golden Point resuming at 0/31, and passing
the total one wicket down.
Darley only managed a total of three wickets before
stumps were drawn with the
home side at 3/291.
The 4th Eleven also had a
battle on their hands chasing 348, however a 74 run

opening stand between Lachie Wheeler and Garrick
De Marchi had Golden Point
on the back foot early. De
Marchi was dismissed for
22, while Wheeler tried to
secure more partners without success and finished on
46 and Darley 3/97. Cadman
brothers Duncan (20) and
Joel (16) were glimmers of
hope through the middle order, and Jordan Monaghan
(12) and skipper Ben Ihlow
(28*) successfully held off an
early Golden Point victory
falling just 4.3 overs short of
a full days play.
Results - Juniors
Under 16 Gold had a comfortable win batting first and
completing their innings to
be 9/109cc. Despite a large
number of wides, the Lions
were able to capitalise on a
steady flow of wickets bowling Brown Hill out for just 82
runs in 22 overs.
Under 16 Blue had trouble
restricting a strong Ballan batting outfit, getting
just2/194 with the ball. The
young side did very well to
bat out their overs, but could
not match Ballan and finished with 7/49
The Under 14s had a great
win over Wendouree after
winning the toss and sending the visitors in, the Red
Caps finished their innings
at 5/94. Darley had little
trouble passing the target
just three wickets down
with two overs to spare.
The Under 12 Cubs will
have some work to do this
Friday when they resume
at 1/70 chasing Melton West
who made 5/379.
Under 12 Roar are in a
strong position at 3/89 in
a batting innings which
included the retirements
of Ryan Densley (28*) and
Will Johnson (25*). Melton
South are 4/38 off their first
20 overs with Michael Bill
leading the way with the ball
with 2/9.
Under 12 Pride will also
be seeking a win first up in
their match against Melton
Centrals Red.
Ballan Tennis
The junior pennant tennis has commenced with five teams

competing this season.
C4 and C5 had byes this week with B1, C1 and C3 teams all
having a good start to the season with wins in all grades.
The C2 championship team from last year, Mitchell Furlong,
Ben Davis, Nick Jennings and Lachlan Owens have moved
up to C2 this year. They travelled out to Meredith to have
another convincing win 24-13.
B1 and C3 played at home this week with Lachlan Conlan
returning to the B1 team, and having an excellent start to the
season, winning both his singles and his doubles with Owen
Robertson 6-0. Lachlan Furlong and Juukle Castelijn both
had great wins of 6-2 in their double and single matches.
Ballan winning against Buninyong on the day 35-10.
Kelsey Joseph and Luke Hallett have joined the C3 team
this year and with the combined efforts of Ben Campey and
Adam Furlong, Ballan defeated Buninyong Black 22-12.
Sport
Sulky Snippets
Veteran Meltonian Graeme
Lang snared the Alabar
Pace for C0 class over 1609
metres with Shares Down,
a lightly raced 6-Y-0 gelding
by McArdle from No Share
Left.
By LEN BAKER
The Melton/Bacchus Marsh
area provided a number of
winners at the Cranbourne
trots on Monday October 6.
Long Forest duo Andy and
Kate Gath were successful
with two former Kiwi four
year olds Changeable taking the Seelite Windows &
Doors Pace for C0 class over
1609 metres and Qtown Rip
Roaring the Condos Horse
Transport Pace for C1 class
over 2080 metres.
Courage Under Fire/Zara
Rose gelding Qtown Rip
Roaring was ultra impressive when making his Australian debut.
Despite facing the open
from outside the front line
outside Eyes On The Sky
inside him and overracing
at times, Qtown Rip Roaring
forged clear over the concluding stages to record a 2.1
metre victory over Eyes On
The Sky and Jacl kelly which
trailed the winner in a rate of
1-59.4.
Rockbanks Joe Bajada

combined with Michael
Azzopardi to land the Aussie Home Loans Pace for C1
class over 1609 metres with
free running 7-Y-0 stallion
Lucknpower in a rate of
1-58.3.
Parwans Jodi Quinlan led

throughout aboard 4-Y-0
Christian Cullen/Rose Of
Torado entire Christian Torado in the Trios After The
Last Pace for C0 class over
2080 metres.
Always in control, Christian
Torado was rated to perfection in accounting for the
favourite Dean Martin with
In House (one/one last lap)
finishing third.
Rockbank
part-owner/
trainer Matthew Storer
brought up two wins in
succession with Panorama/
Belvoir Park 6-Y-0 mare Belvoirama by taking the Dooza Sulky Pace for C1 class
over 1609 metres.
Andy and Kate Gaths team

are running hot at present
and former Tasmanian 6-Y0 Presidential Ball/Sheza
Glenwood gelding Partyboy
Glenwood was a first up Victorian winner when successful in the Jet Roofing Pace (1st
Heat) for C2 & C3 class over
2180 metres at Kilmore on
Tuesday.
The $8505 Final will be held
at Tabcorp Park Melton this
Friday.
Lance Justice and stable

foreman Jason Hackett were
also winners at Kilmore
when 4-Y-0 Bettors Delight/
Mattys Best gelding Bettor Than Best greeted the
judge in the Wandong Bus &
Coach Pace for C0 class over
1690 metres.
Bettor Than Best was too
strong at the finish for a
death-seating Giveusaspell
and Arctic in a rate of 1-58.1.
It was the Gath team once

again at Bendigo on Thursday, when improving 6-Y-0
Pegasus Spur/Times Of
Reckoning gelding Ive No
Boundaries brought up two
wins in a row by taking out
the Petstock Trotters Handicap for T0 or better class over
2150 metres.
Friday 10 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 3 Winner: On Ice (1). Trainer: Kerryn
Manning. Driver: Kerryn Manning. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Australasias most decorated reinswoman - Kerryn Manning was awarded

Victorian Harness Racings
highest honour the Gordon
Rothacker Medal at a glittering function held at Tabcorp
Park Melton on Wednesday.
Meetings for the week:

Wednesday
Bendigo,
Thursday Echuca, Friday
Melton, Saturday Nyah
(Cup) @ Swan Hill, Sunday Cranbourne, Monday
Maryborough, Tuesday
Geelong.
Horses to follow Born To
Be Brave, Alex The Great,
Pocket Of Fortune, Chasing
A Win, Do It Yourself, Ruthless And More.
Friday 10 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 4 Winner: Kvintet Avenger (5). Trainer: Brent
Lilley. Driver: Rodney Petroff. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
l, friendly, relaxed golf

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Golf $5, Golf & Dinner $10
All welcome
golf Carts
available
for hire
Junior clinic
$5 includes dinner
Kids under 10 eat FREE!
Under 10s 5.30pm
Over 10s 6.00pm
Starts Oct 10th
Licensed
bar
west golf club Phone: 5367 3492

Bacchus Marsh-Balliang Rd, Bacchus Marsh
Friday 10 October, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 9 Winner: Monica My Dear (3). Trainer: David Murphy. Driver: David Murphy.
Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Sport
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
Trevor Lyne with the new award.
The 2014/15 Centre Captains(L-R) Hayden Thompson and Anna-Marie Denton with Moorabool Mayor
Paul Tatchell.
ing of the 2014/15 track and

field season last Saturday at
Masons Lane Reserve.
The Centre welcomed Life

Members,
Distinguished
Service Members and Moorabool Council Mayor Paul
Tatchell to the Official Open-
President Maria Downes

welcomed guests, members
and families before official
proceedings commenced.
The 2014/15 Centre Captains
were
announced
and the Mayor presented
Hayden Thompson and
Anna-Marie Denton with

their Captain awards. Education Officer, Mike Runge
then announced a new
season award, The Trevor
Lyne (Triple Jump) Award.
Trevors involvement with
the BMLAC commenced
during the 1979/80 summer
season. In 1983/84, Trevor
joined the Centre Execu-
Sell it Local for Less
tive in the role of Track and

Field (Announcer). He held
this position for three years.
In 1985/86, Trevor also took
on the role of President (3
years), during which time
he oversaw the move of
BMLAC to Masons Lane.
Throughout his years with
BMLAC, Trevor also assisted
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The season began with

Hayden Thompson setting
a new Under 16 record in
the 800m, clocking a time of
2:21.77 mins.
Next week is Bring A

Friend day and athletes
are invited to bring along a
friend to try out little aths.
Members must register their
friend with team managers
upon arrival.
Registration for BMLAC Relays Teams close this Saturday and forms must be submitted to team managers.
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Officer to mark the track

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