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Tuesday 18 October, 2016 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Fax 5368 2764 Vol 10 No 41

Chloe and Joshua with one of the mosaic soldier bollards at the Darley Neighbourhood House. Photo – Jessica Howard

By Jessica Howard
Soldiers on guard
A group of mosaic soldiers have taken their
place out front of Darley Neighbourhood
House.
The nine characters, which were once
plain wooden bollards, feature outside the
community group’s childcare centre.
Darley Neighbourhood House volunteers
decorated the bollards with mosaic tiles,
before they were installed outside the
childcare centre by the XYZ Social Club.
House manager, Jeanette McGonegal said
the idea was to offer something fun for the
children whilst keeping with the theme of
the neighbourhood house.
Earlier this year, the community group
erected a large mosaic sign at the front
entrance and three mosaic houses on the
adjacent panel.
“The use of mosaic really enhances the
environment of the place and brings a new
light to the area,” she said.
“This has been a fabulously collaborative
project and I hope that the surrounding
community will have a sense of pride.
“To have something so fantastic in this area
and this street is something that I would
hope the whole community feels proud of.”
Chris Cocking, who helped lead the project,
said she first made one of the mosaic soldiers
at her home.
“[The project group] held three meetings to
discuss how we could beautify the childcare
centre. I made one of the soldiers myself and
then I let everyone come up and have a look;
everyone was really happy with what I had
made and it just went from there,” she said.
“The first working bee had around 8-10
people, but after that there was really just the
five of us: myself and (husband) Phillip, Jill
Geurts, Leonie Scott and Elaine Robertson”.
Mrs Cocking said most of the project was
undertaken at her home, with the group
working up to seven hours a day.
“It was a big project that took a long time,
but we are really thrilled with how it has
turned out. We hope that all the hard work
that has gone into the childcare centre can
keep it running, and that it provides a really
nice environment for the children”.
The project, which took around two
months, was entirely funded by Darley
Neighbourhood House.

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Accused murderer
Open
8am-6pm
7 Days

remains in custody
The heartbroken family of
a Darley man charged with
murder sat in the Melbourne
Magistrates’ Court last Fri-
day morning at a committal
mention.
Clearly distressed, the fam-
ily watched as the accused
Christopher John Trotter,
was brought into the court
accompanied by a correc-
tions officer, to hear his case
adjourned until 16 February
2017.
Mr Trotter was arrested on
Thursday 23 June 2016 and
the charge against him read,
“The accused at Bacchus
Marsh on 24 September 2015
did murder Keith Jonathan
Foggin.”
The defence contested the
committal hearing to “cross-
examine two witnesses
relevant to the case.” The
informant, Det. LSC Boxhall
(Missing Persons Squad) and
the DNA biologist will take
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to which he nodded and re-
plied, “Yes.”
Mr Foggin, a 47-year-old
father and grandfather, was
last seen at a Millbank Street
address in Bacchus Marsh at
about 10:30am on Thursday
24 September 2015.
He was reported missing on Packham Pears $1.29 kg
October 1 after his daughter,
who he was known to keep
in regular contact with over
the phone, had not heard
from him in more than a
week.
Trotter will remain in
Keith Foggin
custody.

Thieves’ strike Naval Oranges $1.29 kg

An early morning theft on a Ballan

business has been captured on CCTV
footage.
The thieves struck at 4.40am on Saturday
24 September at Crossroads Trading,
escaping with a stock trough, netting and
potting mix.
CCTV footage clearly identifies the white Iceberg Lettuce $1.59 each
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a black bullbar, black tyres and a dent
under the left side front passenger door.
Anyone with information should contact
Ballan police 5368 1303, Bacchus Marsh
police 5366 4500 or Crimestoppers 1800
333 000.

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6 John Keogh
5 Allan Comrie
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- Sporting and recreation
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- Environment & Heritage
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JOHN KEOGH
JOHN KEOGH
With
With every
every successful
successful organisation
organisation
With every successful
there organisation
there comes
comes an an opportunity
opportunity for
for
there comes
renewal, an opportunity for
renewal, for local government that
for local government that
renewal, for is
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election onceis every
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time isis now.
now.
believe that time is now.
Since
Since the
the last
last election,
election, we
we have
have
Since the last election, we
suffered have
suffered ever-increasing
ever-increasing traffic
traffic
suffered ever-increasing
congestion and traffic rates.
ever-increasing
congestion and ever-increasing rates.
congestion and ever-increasing rates.
WHAT
WHAT I STAND FOR
WHAT II STAND
STAND FOR
FOR
•
• The
The Bacchus
Bacchus Marsh
Marsh traffic
traffic chaos
chaos must
must bebe addressed
addressed

Colourful day on the greens

• The Bacchus
with Marsh traffic we chaos must be addressed
with extreme
extreme urgency
urgency before
before we havehave a a fatality.
fatality.
with extreme urgency before we have a fatality.
•
• If
If elected
elected II will
will put
put forward
forward a a plan
plan that
that will
will remove
remove all all
• If elected
heavy I will putGrant
forward a plan thatRd willwhilst
remove all
heavy vehicles from Grant St/Gisborne Rd whilst still
vehicles from St/Gisborne still
heavy vehicles
retaining from Grant St/Gisborne Rd whilst still
retaining the
the visual
visual integrity
integrity ofof the
the Avenue
Avenue of of Honour.
Honour.
retaining
This the visual integrity of all
theheavy
Avenue of Honour.
This proposal will also reroute all heavy traffic from the
proposal will also reroute traffic from the Bacchus Marsh Golf Club
This
Avenueproposal will also reroute all heavy traffic from the
Avenue which
which will
will also
also dramatically
dramatically improve
improve thethe health
health
Avenue
of which will also dramatically improve the health The recent rains have dampened the spirits of many
of the
the trees,
trees, along
along with
with a a marked
marked improvement
improvement for for
of the trees,
vehicle safetyalong with a marked improvement for a golfer, but the sun shone for a couple of days and the
vehicle safety
vehicle safety ladies took full advantage of the fairways and fast greens.
•
• Focusing
Focusing on on aa platform
platform of of lowering
lowering rates
rates
• Focusing on a platform of lowering rates Female golf teams came to the Bacchus Marsh Golf Club
• Focus on new residential development,
• Focus on new residential development, from Talbot, Ballarat, Bacchus Marsh West and Melton
• Focus on new
to residential development,
to preserve
preserve the
the rural
rural feel
feel of
of Bacchus
Bacchus Marsh
Marsh golf clubs dressed in pink, as they do annually in October,
to preserve the rural feel of Bacchus Marsh
• to raise awareness for Breast Cancer.
• Advocate for Council to take a lead role
Advocate for Council to take a lead role to
to develop
develop
• Advocatetofor
strategies Council to
overcome takeunepmloyment
youth a lead role to develop The visiting teams joined the ladies from Bacchus Marsh
strategies to overcome youth unepmloyment
strategies to overcome youth unepmloyment Golf Club to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation.
•
• The
The Halletts
Halletts Way
Way single
single lane
lane bridge
bridge needs
needs toto be
• The Halletts Way single safety
lane bridge needs to be
be Spokesperson for the ladies from Bacchus Marsh Claire
addressed for pedestrian urgently
addressed for pedestrian safety urgently
addressed for pedestrian safety urgently Sutherland said all the golfers relished the dry conditions.
•
• Council’s
Council’s budget
budget includes
includes adequate
adequate funds
funds for
for capital
capital “It was a great day to be out on the course after the recent
• Council’s budget
replacement includes adequate funds for capital unpredictability of the weather.
replacement of the annual depreciation of the road
of the annual depreciation of the road
replacement
infrastructure of the annual depreciation of the road
infrastructure “All the ladies dressed in pink golf gear and competed
infrastructure
• in a Texas Ambrose game with the teams from Talbot and
• Adopt
Adopt a a holistic
holistic policy
policy toto reduce
reduce thethe ever-increasing
ever-increasing Ballarat taking home the prizes.”
• Adopt a holistic
accumulation of policy torubbish
roadside reduce the ever-increasing
accumulation of roadside rubbish
accumulation of roadside rubbish The fun day raised $300 and will be donated to the
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David Edwards
(Current East Moorabool Councilor)

VOTE 1
Getting on with the job
Continue to:
• advocate Federal & State governments
• drive infrastructure
• retain stable governance and drive
efficiencies
• drive policy to maintain rural identity of
Bacchus Marsh
• prioritise council’s core business

4 John Keogh
3 Allan Comrie
6 Stuart Deagan
Photo: Helen Tatchell
1 David Edwards

Trees to be felled 2 Moira Berry

By Kate Taylor
Ballan’s Recreation Re-
serve is set to become safer
with $70,000 worth of tree
removals.
The Department of Envi-
ronment, Land, Water and
Planning (DELWP) grant is
under the Public Safety on
Public Land Program.
Ballan Recreation Reserve’s
Committee of Management
chairman Billy Smith said
the $70,000 grant will allow
for the removal of 30 aged
cypress trees along the west-
ern perimeter of the oval.
“Unfortunately the trees
have reached their expected
lifespan, with nine of the
trees already dead,” Mr
Smith said.
“Further tree deaths are
likely in the near future. Fall-
ing limbs and branches pose
an unacceptable risk to the
safety of people using the
Ballan Recreation Reserve.”
Mr Smith said that process-
ing of the trees and re-use of
woodchips onsite will mini-
mise disruption to the neigh-
bourhood which would have
been caused by smoke if the
tree waste was burned.
“It’s important to DELWP
5 Margaret Scarff
7 Jarrod Bingham
and the community that we
have identified an environ- 8 Tonia Dudzik
mentally sound solution by
processing the trees onsite.”
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tiative that provides funding
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Get hooked on fishing

By Jessica Howard rainbow trout and 1,000
brown.
Moorabool and Bostock Mr Dowling said trout
Reservoirs are set to be in-
would be sourced from their
undated with thousands of
hatchery at Snobs Creek,
yearling trout.
while others would be pur-

HAVE YOU
Following the recent spring
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lakes throughout the state stock.
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and Brown Trout. that could be stocked if water
Executive Director of Fish- levels continue to improve
eries Victoria, Travis Dowl- includes lakes Murdeduke,
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stocking was a key commit- ewarre, Colac and Pine,” he
ment of the State Govern- Voters in the Moorabool Shire Council elections are
said.
ment’s Target One Million reminded that, to avoid a fine, completed ballot papers MUST
“It’s all about increasing be in the mail or hand-delivered to the election office, by 6.00
plan for recreational fishing,
Photo – www.visitvictoria.com fishing opportunities and pm on Friday 21 October.
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“We stocked a record three 121 Inglis Street, Ballan and is open to the public. Extended
by quickly responding to with a further 30,000 finger- our great outdoors. hours apply from 9.00 am to 8.00 pm on Thursday 20 October
million fish last season,
these improved conditions,” lings to be delivered in com- “Recreational fishing puts and 9.00 am to 6.00 pm on Friday 21 October.
with help from fishing li-
cense fees, and will improve he said. ing weeks. a smile on people’s faces, it Voters who still haven’t received their ballot pack should call
on that during the next 12 Moorabool Reservoir has Meanwhile, Bostock Res- lifts the community spirit the election office immediately on 1300 599 498 to arrange
months, including in the already received 6,000 rain- ervoir is set to receive 4,000 and is great fun.” a replacement.

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It’s not often that Moorabool Shire

building in.
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How can we do this for free? be identified and provide a report on
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8 John Keogh money paid by some residents who to assess refunds and a new charge
council to spend $15,000 out of the 2016-
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have subdivided and developed their system.
out the mechanics of implementing
1 Allan Comrie blocks of land. Councillors voted at a council meeting
an Infrastructure Contribution Plan,
In many cases, when a block is earlier this year, with the resolution
with a further funding bid in the
6 Stuart Deagan subdivided to be built on and sold, the kept confidential, until a meeting
following year’s budget to implement
permit contains a condition that the months later, to scrap the policy.
Have you had your lightbulb moment?
2 David Edwards
owner, or developer, pays the ‘Social The resolution stated that as well as
an Infrastructure Contribution Plan.
Infrastructure Contribution’ of $900 abandoning the policy, council must do A further report will be presented
per lot. the following: to Council in open session, outlining
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candidate Paul Tatchell met
with senior Coalition Gov-
ernment Ministers and Sena-
tors during their visit to the
nation’s Capital.
The expansion plans in-
clude an additional 51 beds
for the Aged Care Facility,
construction of a Day Proce-
dure Unit with two theatres
and the doubling of capac-
ity at the Child Care Centre
(from 50 to 100 child care
places).
When complete, the three
projects will deliver an addi-
tional 77 local jobs and inject
an additional $10.65 million
into the regional economy
each year.
Mr Weaire said the three
projects will make Ballan
Hospital’s model of integrat-
ed services, incorporating
aged and child care onsite,
one of the few community
funded hospitals financially
sustainable in Australia.
“This innovative model has
the potential to be a game
changer and to disrupt the
way that rural health care is
funded and provided in the
future.
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5 John Keogh
The Hon Darren Chester, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport (centre) with (L-R) Paul
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“The projects are also essen- and local employment op- provision.”
tial to enable Ballan Hospital portunities when the CFA’s The expansion projects
to manage the increasing Fiskville Training Centre were discussed with the 6 Stuart Deagan
demand for health and care was permanently closed. Hon Darren Chester, Min-
services in the Moorabool
region”.
“The investment into Bal- ister for Infrastructure and
lan District Health Care will Transport, Senator Bridget
2 David Edwards
Mr Weaire said an invest- help restore economic pros- Mackenzie, Senator for Vic-
ment of $20 million from the perity to our community toria and Dr David Gillespie 1 Moira Berry
Federal and State Govern- and will support a model MP, Assistant Minister for
ments would enable Ballan hospital for rural health Rural Health.
Hospital to be financially
4 Margaret Scarff
sustainable and to meet the
needs of the community into 7 Jarrod Bingham
the future.
Mr Tatchell said Ballan
and Moorabool as a whole, 8 Tonia Dudzik
had long been overlooked
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Last Chance to Choose
Stuart Deagan – East
What do you believe are the top 3 challenges faced by
Moorabool Rate Payers?
Growth, rates, and the quality of
services available for ratepayers in
the shire are three major challenges
that are facing our shire. Bacchus
Marsh and its surrounds are a highly
desirable place to live and developers
have been capitalising on that through
new housing developments.  We
need to ensure that quality services
continue to be developed and
delivered to the growing population;
planning decisions are transparent, accountable and
appropriate within the characteristics of the shire; and that
there is proper investment in infrastructure. We don’t want
Bacchus Marsh to become just another ‘pop up’ suburb as
found across Melbourne’s western suburbs.
What can you offer as a Councillor?
From my experience in management in the community
services sector over the last 8 years, I can offer leadership
in ensuring quality services are delivered to the growing
community in a financially responsible manner.  I am a
community minded individual and believe that everyone who
wants to participate in decisions that affect their community
should be afforded all opportunities to do so.
So as a candidate for East Moorabool I am advocating for
increased community participation within the council decision
making process by increasing the avenues to communicate
and consult with rate payers and ensuring council meetings
are on at an appropriate time to increase participation and
attendance.
Margaret Scarff – East
What do you believe are the top three challenges facing
Moorabool ratepayers?  Moorabool ratepayers?
The top three challenges for rate
payers and residents will depend on
which part of the Shire they live in,
but I am confident that rate increases
would be unpopular, particularly for
low income residents and families
and farmers already under financial
stress. The poor condition of many
roads throughout the Shire would also
be high on their list. Potholes appear
quicker than Council can keep them
filled. I am also confident that traffic congestion in Bacchus
Marsh is an ongoing concern for East Ward ratepayers and
residents. All of these issues raise questions about budget
efficiencies, and Council’s success rate for attracting funds
from other levels of government.   Because I’ll be there to help them and do the best I can for
What would you be able to offer as a councillor? 
With a BA and Masters in Information Management and a
proven history as a problem solver and strategic thinker,
I have the skills, experience and determination needed to
work on any issues coming to Council. I would ask lots
of questions including why some problems take so long to
resolve like the creation of a truck by-pass. Council could
wait and see what difference the by-pass, and Hallett’s Way
extension, make to traffic in Grant Street and Gisborne
Road, before considering widening these roads. Widening
would result in the unthinkable; houses and heritage
buildings demolished, reduced liveability, and a major
change to the Bacchus Marsh we know. Rate increases will
always be contentious which means fairness, consultation,
transparency and accountability back to the community
would be the way I work. I have experience working with
strategic committees of Council, where decisions are made
and policies developed with measurable outcomes.   and the pressure this will place on our fertile farming land
Lawry Borgelt  – Woodlands
What do you believe are the top three challenges facing
Moorabool ratepayers?  hard to achieve results and I believe that I can put my hand
I believe that the three biggest chal-
lenges for Moorabool ratepayers are
receiving value for money - services
for our high rates. A long term infra-
structure plan that takes into account,
not only roads and traffic but updating
septic/sewer services in areas that cur-
rently don’t have them, oversees parks
and block sizes across the whole shire
that allows sustainable growth but also
protects our unique rural identity.  And,
implementing a plan that not only protects but encourages
agriculture and manufacturing within the region, to increase
job opportunities and tourist dollars.  when over 25 per cent of people live in
What would you be able to offer as a councillor?  pseudo- taxism - you can’t develop a
As a councillor, I offer a commitment to ensure an equitable
distribution of funding/grants across the whole Woodlands
Ward.  I believe that a council working together can achieve
more than a council divided.  I also undertake to ensure
open channels of communication and transparency in
council process.  Lastly, I offer the voters of Woodlands the
chance of elected local government representation, as is
their democratic right.  requests, via email or telephone.
Jarrod Bingham – East
What do you believe are the top three challenges facing
Moorabool ratepayers?  facing Moorabool ratepayers?
1. Inadequate services that don’t
appropriately reflect rate levels.  Moorabool ratepayers are the increase
2. Frustration towards a non-existent
transparent and responsive council.  the deteriorating road infrastructure
3. Frustration that rate payers continue
to go unheard and unnoticed.  our great social problem which is
What would you be able to offer as
a councillor?  unable to tackle the problems we have
I’m currently a member of Youth Action
Group. I hope that as a younger
generation councillor our youth would
feel more comfortable approaching a councillor that is closer
to their age bracket regarding their problems or issues around
our community and if need be I can relay that message to
my fellow councillors so we can resolve the problem/ issue.  municipal engineering and management, so I believe I have
I hope that all our youth from the other wards will feel
comfortable enough to approach me with anything at all, if
they don’t feel comfortable over the phone I will make a time
to personally come out and visit them regardless of the area,
after all that is the role of an effective councillor.   Moorabool ratepayers?
The problem with our youth these days is that many are
disengaging from the community which affectively brings out
a lot of issues and factors not only in the youth themselves
but to the community as a whole, I believe this is due to our
youth feeling like there’s no one to talk to, like they are alone
and don’t feel like an important member of our community.
I want to change that, I care, and through me I want to help
make our youth feel more engaged and an important part in
the decision-making process, and let them know that yes,
you are an important part of our community.  into the area because it is close
Allan Comrie – East
What do you believe are the top three issues facing
The one that’s going to hit them is this
fight between the State Government
and the CFA about the fire levy – that
is going to go through the roof if the
state government gets their way. The
State Government wants all volunteer
firefighters  to be paid staff; it costs
about $400 million a year at the
moment to run the CFA, but it’ll push
it up to $1.2 billion. Every household
pays that fire levy, and the fire levy’s
going to go through the roof, and council collects that fire
levy on behalf of the state government on the rates notices.
Why do you think that ratepayers should vote for you again?
the community.
David Edwards – East
What do you believe are the top three issues facing
Moorabool ratepayers?
1.  The need for infrastructure to meet
the expectations of the community
- this includes but is not limited to a
truck bypass, lack of ovals and netball
courts, soccer pitches, indoor sport
stadiums, and the dilapidated pool.
2. Inappropriate developments and the
need to take the strategic work carried
out in the last four years and get
that  work reflected in the Moorabool
Planning Scheme.
3. The continued pressure to expand town boundaries
throughout the shire.
Why do you think that ratepayers should vote for you again?
Because Council is not about headlines, it’s about working
up and say that I have worked hard for the community to get
results and will continue to do so.
Paul Tatchell – Central
What do you believe are the top three issues facing
Moorabool ratepayers over the next term of council?
Managing our depreciating infrastruc-
ture. Planning beyond Council terms to
manage projected growth. Prosecut-
ing the State and Federal Government
funding argument - it is not sustainable
for regional areas to receive less than
6 per cent of the infrastructure budget,
the Rural Sector. Rates have become
Shire on the back of the ratepayer.
Why do you think that ratepayers
should vote for you again?
I am committed to the future of the region, and I recognise
the challenges ahead.
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John Keogh – East
What do you believe are the top three challenges
 
The top three challenges facing
in rates, number one; number two is
that we have; and number three is
youth unemployment - council seems
because of youth unemployment:
we need to get on top of youth
unemployment. 
What would you be able to offer as a councillor? 
What I would be able to offer as a councillor is that I am a
qualified civil engineer; I have post-graduate qualifications in
a lot of experience that I can offer the ratepayers.  
Moira Berry – East
What do you believe are the top three challenges facing
 
The need for improved infrastructure
before there are more residential
developments.  We are in one of the
major growth corridors in Victoria and
residential developments need to be in
keeping with our Rural feel.  I wouldn’t
like to see The Moorabool Shire
becoming another crowded suburban
nightmare. Many families have moved
enough to be Rural without being too
far removed from the busy suburbs.  Develop but keep in
mind our rural status.  
Challenge the State and Federal Government to feed dollars
into our shire instead of depleting facilities.  One example is
the recent reduced services to our emergency services at
our local hospital, a disappointment at least. We need to be
asking ‘Where is our share of the money pot?‘  When being
successful it would take a bit of pressure off ratepayers
within the Shire.  ‘Give Moorabool Shire a piece of the pie’   
I am a mother of two, one still at home and I hope and want
to encourage both my children’s families to remain within
the Shire.  Encouraging new business to open and prosper
is a major challenge in itself.  Advocate for new businesses,
build and offer great facilities for families and encourage
locals to support local business. 
What would you be able to offer as a councillor? 
I believe I can be transparent by listening, advocating,
connecting, representing and delivering the needs of the
residents of the Moorabool Shire.  I would be looking forward
to being part of a team of Councillors who works tirelessly
to get the best outcomes for the Shire’s positive strategic
direction.  It is vital that I represent the people of Moorabool
so what matters to you, matters to me. 
Tonia Dudzik – East
What do you believe are the top three issues facing
Moorabool ratepayers over the next term of council?
1. Improving traffic in Bacchus Marsh
2. Rate capping and service delivery
3. Meeting sporting and recreation
needs of a growing population.
Why do you think that ratepayers
should vote for you again?
I have given Council 100 per cent.
I am active in the community. I have
listened to, assisted and advocated
for residents and community groups.
I have always stood up for what is
right and helped people. I have been
a voice for youth, families, older people and those with dis-
abilities. I am independent; I have no conflicts of interest or
alliances with other people. My vote is determined by what is
right and what is the best outcome for residents.
Pat Toohey – Woodlands
What do you believe are the top three issues facing
Moorabool ratepayers over the next term of council?
To meet the demand of our growing
communitys need for improved and
maintained infrastructure. Holding
accountable both Federal and State
government to get a fair share of our
tax dollars to ease the burden on our
ratepayers. To maintain a strong voice
in our community and our region as one
of the leading growth areas in the state
to attract business and government
funding enabling us as a community to
attract more home-grown jobs.
Why do you think that ratepayers should vote for you again?
I will endeavour to continue to work closely with my
communities, state and federal government representatives
to achieve improved outcomes for our families right across
Moorabool the region, and continue to be a leader with a
strong voice for our rights to make sure that we get the best
outcomes from all levels of government for our future.
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Mother nature Minimal divide rejected

By Kate Taylor boundary by at least 3.0m. Edwards argued in favour of
The lot design in Cunning- rejecting the proposal.

strikes hard
By Kate Taylor
Rain, rain, go away… so that
Moorabool Shire Council
can put a claim in.
Recent wet weather,
combined with recent wind
storms, have caused damage
around the shire, mostly to
road infrastructure – but the
continuing rain has meant
that assessments have not
yet been completed, and a
dollar value for the damage
is still being sought.
Council CEO Rob Croxford
said that council will be
putting in a claim to the
state government to help pay
for repairing the damage.
“Council is still assessing
the damage from the recent
flood and wind storms.
Further rain events are
preventing us from getting a
final assessment and costs,”
Mr Croxford said.
“We’ve alerted the
Government to the fact a
claim will be forthcoming,
which is all we can do at this
point.”
A two-lot subdivision in
Cunningham Close, Darley,
has been rejected by Moora-
bool Shire Council.
The October 6 meeting
heard the proposal was to
split a block into one 654sqm
lot with a home, and a vacant
lot which would be 489sqm.
There were 16 objections to
the proposal received, main-
ly in terms of the impact on
neighbourhood character,
traffic, and amenity.
A report prepared on the
matter by council officers
stated the proposed devel-
ham Close includes irregu-
larly shaped lots and corre-
spondingly some dwellings
are partially constructed
close to side boundaries.
However, the lot sizes and
layout of dwellings in rela-
tion to each other ensures a
sense of spaciousness.”
Two objectors spoke at the
meeting, outlining their con-
cerns about the neighbour-
hood character.
However, applicant Mat-
thew Wood told the meeting
that the subdivision would
fit in with the current range
“Clearly Bacchus Marsh is
going through growth pains,
we must take advice and
consider the setbacks which
are minimum requirements.
This particular one is not
quite suited to this subdivi-
sion. We must be able to de-
fend our decisions in VCAT.
On balance, this is the right
decision,” Cr Edwards said.
Woodlands Ward Council-
lor Pat Toohey said he was
troubled by the lack of rea-
sons as to why the applica-
tion would be refused.
West Ward Councillor Tom

Court in action
By Steven Barnes
Driving on the wrong side
of the road and failing to aid
police investigations were
issues raised last Friday in
the Bacchus Marsh Court.
Emma Jackson, 18, was with
a male driver at the APCO
service station in Bacchus
Marsh at around 10:15pm on
January 3 this year.
The black Holden Astra the
two were in was followed by
police as they left the service
station.
Newborns
in the
The unknown driver of the
vehicle allegedly accelerated
away from police, driving on
the wrong side of the road
and forced oncoming traffic
to brake in order to prevent
a collision.
Emma Jackson was inter-
viewed by police in later
weeks after CCTV footage
connected her to the car that
night.
The court heard Miss Jack-
son had failed to nominate
the driver of the vehicle that
night to police saying, “the
person that was driving
was close to me and I was
scared”.
Despite the fact that Miss
Jackson had not been driv-
ing the vehicle at the time
of the incident, Magistrate
Greg Robinson addressed
the accused saying, “I don’t
believe you come to court
with clean hands”.
Taking into account Miss
Jackson’s no previous priors
and the fact the alleged driv-
er had now been charged,
Magistrate Robinson im-
posed a $500 fine without
conviction.
Sunbury parents
Ruby Mae and Pierre
Angelo Tag-At
of block sizes in the close.
opment does not “respect Sullivan argued in favour of
“We are empathetic to our
neighbourhood character” approving the subdivision.
neighbours, we don’t think
and recommended that it be “Respect the Neighbour-
we are doing anything in
rejected as it does not provide hood Character does not
poor taste or way of life.
“a sense of spaciousness.” mean duplicate. A two-lot
Does the proposal respect
“Cunningham Close and subdivision is the least you
neighbourhood character?
residential areas nearby will ever get, it is not a 20
There are a variety of dif-
were subdivided in the mid unit block; lot size is trend-
ferent houses in that Close
1980s and largely developed ing down, it is not the norm
- 380sqm – 1400sqm; that is
in the following years,” the the range of blocks in this now to have a large block. It
report reads. Close, in all shapes. We won’t be a great impact,” Cr
“Dwellings typically have believe we have the same Sullivan said.
spacious front and rear set- rights as anyone,” Mr Wood The motion to refuse the
backs, and are generally set said. permit application for a 2-lot
back from at least one side East Ward Councillor Dave subdivsion was carried.
supporting
Responsible Gambling A W A R E N E S S W E E K
17-23 October, 2016
During this week we’re asking the community to think about how

district welcomed their

second child, a little
girl. Arriving on
we can all encourage responsible gambling. If you, or someone
you know requires assistance there are many ways to get help.
Please call CAFS on 5337 3333 or visit our website
Babies born Wednesday 13
October at 12.46am, www.gamblershelpwestvic.org.au.
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Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 16 November 2016
at the Blackwood Hall, Blackwood, commencing at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
NOTICE OF STATUTORY AND ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS MEETING
A Statutory and Annual Appointments meeting will be held on Monday 7 November 2016
at the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Contracts & Procurement Officer – Permanent Full-Time Position
- applications close on Friday 28 October 2016.
Senior Revenue Officer – Permanent Full-Time Position
- applications close on Friday 28 October 2016.
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS – CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The call is going out to the residents of Moorabool to play an active part in Moorabool Shire
Council’s 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 Offices, Darley Council Offices
or the Lerderderg Library.
Alternatively, please visit www.moorabool.vic.gov.au and look under News & Information
on Council’s Homepage to download a form to complete.
Completed nomination forms need to be submitted by close of business
Friday 18 November, 2016.

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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Family tree with many branches

By Jessica Howard
Five generations of the Mills
family were represented at a
Gordon family reunion last
month.
Descendants of John and Ju-
lia (Gleeson) Mills travelled
from as far as Queensland
to attend the reunion, held
at the Gordon Community
Hall on Sunday September
25.
John and Julia were married
in 1863 at St Alipius Church
in Ballarat before giving
birth to 19 children.
Michael Elkins, the great-
great grandchild of John and
Julia, said there were now
believed to be more than
1000 descendants, with eld-
est child Kenneth Gordon
Mills believed to have over
300 descendants alone.
“A lot of us didn’t even
know that we had extended
family members as we didn’t
know past our grandparents.
After some of the descend-
ants came across each other
and decided to get together,
we realised that John and
Julia were great-great-great
grandparents to some of the
children who attended the
day,” he said.
“There were 39 people at
the event. Initially we were
going to have representa-
tives from eight of the fami-
lies, but due to sickness a
few people had to pull out at
the last minute”.
Mr Elkins said those who
were able to attend visited
various places in Gordon, in-
cluding St Patrick’s Church,
Mills Road and the Gordon
Cemetery.
“Back in about 1872 John
Mills was one of three labor-
ers who built the first stages
of the existing church, so
it was great to be able to go
and see what a stunning
building it is,” he said.
“We then visited the land
which he owned and the
street that was named after
him. None of the descend-
ants had ever seen any of
these sites.
“At the end of the day, we
went to the cemetery where
John and Julia were buried
and we actually found Julia’s
mother’s grave, too. It was
quite emotional because we
discovered that prior to Ju-
lia’s mother arriving in Aus-
tralia, she lost her husband
and three youngest children
in Ireland. So, she had gone
through all of that and still
boarded a sailing ship for
80-odd days to Australia.
“It was great to be able to
discover the history of our
family and was lovely to
have been able to connect
our family together on the
day”.

Rain cleans rivers

By Kate Taylor
There’s nothing quite like
good solid rainfall to clean
out a distressed river.
And recent conditions
have provided the perfect
situation for the pre-summer
clean-up, according to Peo-
ple for A Living Moorabool
member Cameron Steele.
“The exciting thing about
these flows, is that they will
scour a lot of the organic ma-
terial from the bottom of the
river, and we’re hoping that
there might be some water
going over the bank and
into the billabongs and other
areas, transporting some
of those nutrients to the
streamside vegetation so it
will benefit,” Mr Steele said.
It really is very good news
for the river; we had been
facing a number of years of
low flows, and this will have
a good cleaning effect along
the bed of the river, and the
fact that a lot of the organic
material is being shifted will
mean that the pools in sum-
mer are less likely to become
deoxygenated and quite
black, killing off fish and
other life.
“It’s a great sight to see the
river with this amount of
water coming down it.”
And who better to ask about
the best views of the flow;
Lal lal Falls are thundering,
but it’s the lesser-known
Moorabool Falls that are
worth the 25-minute walk
along the escarpment ac-
cording to Mr Steele.
“The Moorabool Falls, while
they’re not as spectacular as
the Lal Lal Falls, they’re still
a great site if you’re prepared
to walk in there. The Lal Lal
Falls car park has been full…
but not many people walk
along to the Moorabool Falls.
It’s a bit of a hidden gem.”
Readings taken at the
Batesford Bridge show that
the river is flowing at 2,500
megalitres per day; it sounds
a lot, because for the river, in
recent years, it is.
“It’s a little bit sobering be-
cause that’s what the river
receives in environmental
allocations over the entire
year that puts it into some
kind of perspective.”
Another thing that is ben-
efitting, however, is fish
migration.
“Fish are migrating up from
the Barwon River up to the
Moorabool - this is one of the
rare opportunities they get
to move up the river.”

The Moorabool Falls (pictured) technically is on the West Moorabool River. Lal Lal Falls is
on Lal Lal Creek. Both run into the Lal Lal Reservoir. Photo – Cameron Steele
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Café By Jessica Howard

Darley Junior Football Netball Club

Nets to capture footballs
Footballs that are currently kicked
through the goals facing south on
Manager Rod Ward said he was
delighted to announce the recipients

Chat
Grey Street, land in the Darley Park of the grants, which were an initiative
is among five sporting clubs in the playground. The erection of the netting introduced by AFL Goldfields in 2015.
Goldfield region to receive funding will provide protection for kids and “AFL Goldfields has now contributed
from the AFL Goldfields Club spectators and will also stop the loss of around $30,000 in grants after two
Development Grants. footballs. years of our Club Development
The funding grants range between The Development Grants are aimed Grants program. We are thrilled that
$500 and $4,000 and assist in the at development activities, which it will contribute to over $120,000 of
development and improvement of club includes increasing participation, new improvements for facilities across the
An advertising feature of The Moorabool News facilities and programs. programs, projects that will assist with AFL Goldfields region”, he said.
Darley Junior FNC were awarded the club’s long-term viability, minor “We look forward to opening
a $4,000 grant for the installation of capital works and new equipment for up applications for these Club
fencing and netting behind the football clubs in the AFL Goldfields Region. Development Grants again in season
oval goals. AFL Goldfields Regional General 2017”.
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Letters to the Editor

Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
I have been living in this
town for over 20 years and
it is suddenly booming, in-
frastructure issues, traffic
problems to say the least. I
have problems with traffic
congestion each and every
morning; parking is a prob-
lem in town, not enough of
everything to look after a
growing town. Why should
we support the extra growth
of Bacchus Marsh; what pos-
itives will we gain?
Bacchus Marsh was once
a peaceful town with a re-
laxed country feel, now it’s
no different to Werribee!
Bacchus Marsh will lose its
reputation thanks to com-
panies (developers) looking
to make money by ruining
towns with what I believe is
over development.
Please, let’s look after our
beautiful town.
Markus Blight
Bacchus Marsh
WRITING LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Each letter must be accompanied
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You may also Post messages on the Moorabool News Facebook page.
Dear Editor, The Moorabool News’ week- previous line of argument.
I have been following, with ly community news spot My reading of the action is
increasing concern, the from the community radio that it is a clear restriction of
station. Freedom of Speech: I will be
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spondence on the Moorabool I am confused as to the rea-
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Apple 98.5 FM withdrawal ments from AppleFM ap- Kevin Harper Esq.
(it is also unclear if this is pear to be contradictory and Saint Dunstan’s House
temporary or on-going) of at times contrary to their Mount Egerton.

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ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
TERM 4 progam – out now. New classes on NOW – Computer
Games 18/10, Yoga 20/10, First Aid Level 2 /CPR Refresher
28/10, After School Program 3/11, Christmas Creative Tags
14/11, Ribbon Star Quilt 14/11. All enquiries and bookings
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
33-35 Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation
classes, community groups, occasional child care, venue
hire. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390
MEETINGS
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
229 Main St Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
Ballan Anglers Inc
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel,
7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome –
0400 003 936.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park
Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each
month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers
Memorial Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535 or secretary@
lallalmooraboolphotographicgroup.org
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 – Peter  0428 112 295.
fruit/veg, clothing, plants and more. 1st & 3rd Saturday each month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of
month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345 month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au
145 (Alan). Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Ballan Farmers Market Service Times - Sunday 8.30am & 10am; Cafe Church - 1st
Next Market – Saturday 12 November, 9am-1pm. 2nd Sunday 10am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm, Wednesdays
Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq – 0498 361 10am. Balliang - 2nd Sunday 10.30am, 4th Sunday 9am .
291 or 0490 114 130. Myrniong - 1st & 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries 5367 5362
(office) or www.bacchusmarshanglican.org.au
CHURCH Church of the Living God
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
Service Times – Sunday 23 October – St John’s Bungaree, 9am; of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St
St John’s Ballan, 11am; St Marks in the Pub Gordon, 5pm. Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727.
Please contact Glen Wesley 5368 2730 for more details. Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Gordon Catholic Parish Worship Service and Children’s Program. Phone 5367 6550
Mass Times – Saturday 15 October – Dunnstown, 6.30pm for more details.
Sunday 16 October – Gordon, 8.45am; Ballan, 10.30am. Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Ballan Uniting Church (St. Paul’s) Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Services – 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Reflective Worship Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
B3 Community – Focused, family friendly church with KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
a difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue Further details – 0429 681 566.
Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. Fusion Youth 7pm in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
every Friday night.  222 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries
9028 2622.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday (3rd Sunday of
ST PAUL’S UNITING CHURCH
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Ballan Lions Club Market
Saturday 5 November, 9am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month.
Inglis St, Ballan. Enquiries – 0402 390 080 (Wayne). Lal Lal Market & Car Boot Sale
Darley Market
Sunday 30 October 9am–1pm
Saturday 5 November, 8am – 1pm. Stalls offer bric-a-brac,
Fresh produce, crafts, Sheep Shearing display
& much much more.
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CAR BOOT SALE the care they
Saturday 22 October, 8am-1pm
CFA Coimadai and Long Forest
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residents are having a car boot sale
on 22nd Oct. It’s from 8am till 1pm
and if you would like a site just come
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$15 for site will all go to CFA.
Actions speak louder than Words CFA will have bacon and egg breakfast & sausage sizzle
Authorised by Paul Tatchell, Lot 3 Von Steiglitz Drive, Ballan 3342 Free entry. All welcome.
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Historic Property Common
Close To Ballarat investment
terms
Geoff White
CEO, REIV
13 Yendon-Egerton Road, Yendon Regional Victoria is increas-
ingly attractive to investors
Price: $469,000
Lifestyle: Every once in a while, an opportunity presents and homebuyers, as home
itself to secure a part of Victoria’s history but they rarely prices in and around Mel-
present themselves as finely as this property does. bourne continue to increase.
Features: This solid brick home (formerly the “Forest Home This includes first time
Hotel”), has been well cared over the years with the approx. investors, as there are a
6 acres of land made up of approx. 14 titles with a further
number of regional areas,
crown lease of 1.2 acres to the rear of the property. There is
including many closer to
plenty of space to graze a few animals with a spring fed dam
for gardens and stock, while various sheds cover: chickens, Melbourne, that can be pur-
vehicles, workshop facilities and storage options. A tennis chased at a relatively afford-
court, a 48,075L water capacity and 1.7kW solar system will able price.
add immediate value and further appeal. This is underlined by the
Location: With easy access to Ballarat, Geelong, Buninyong regional Victorian median
and Melbourne, this well maintained country homestead house price of $347,000,
with a beautiful country outlook would be the perfect place compared to the Melbourne-
to call home.
wide median of $725,000.
Those considering invest-
ing in any form of property
across the state will often
see some terms used to dis-
cuss the investment’s per-
formance - namely capital
growth, investment return
and gross rental yield.
The term capital growth is
often used in real estate to
describe the increase in the
price or value of a property.
For instance the median
Contact: price of a house in the Gee-
51 Lydiard Street South long suburb of Leopold in
Matthew Edwards 0401 728 881
BALLARAT the June quarter of this year
Formerly Jens Gaunt Phone 5331 1111 www.prdballarat.com.au was $408,000 and in the
SOLD
374 Daylesford-Trentham Road, Musk
During the campaign we had 17 inspections, 27 enquiries and 3 offers.
We have qualified buyers on our data base still looking in the area.
SOLD If you are selling or thinking of selling in the Daylesford District
Contact Matthew Stevens 0418 501 323 for a free no obligation appraisal today!
51 Lydiard Street South Agent: Matthew Stevens
BALLARAT 0418 501 323
Formerly Jens Gaunt Phone 5331 1111 www.prdballarat.com.au
March quarter this year it
was $385,000.
Therefore the capital
growth is the difference
between the two, $23,000,
divided by the earlier figure,
$385,000, which equates to
six per cent over a year. Capi-
tal growth is also known as
capital appreciation.
Gross rental yield is a term
that describes the rental
return on a property in-
vestment. To calculate the
amount you divide the
yearly rental income by the
purchase price of the home.
For instance the yearly
rental income on a three-
bedroom house in Bendigo
is $14,560 and the median
house price is $357,500 re-
sulting in a gross rental yield
of 4.1 per cent.
Meanwhile, the term invest-
ment return includes capital
growth and rental yield. It
enables investors to establish
the return on their invest-
ment over a period of time
– be it a quarter, a year or a
number of years.
Investors looking for com-
parative data on the invest-
ment potential of different
homes will find the REIV’s
website a useful source of
information.
The REIV produces median
house prices by suburb or
town every quarter, with
this information available
for free for homebuyers and
agents.
Our website also has data
on median weekly rents by
bedroom as well as gross
rental yields. For more infor-
mation, visit reiv.com.au.
MN0506G
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LEN SMITH
REAL ESTATE www.lensmith.com.au

Location,
A Flawless
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Will Love It! – No Worries – NEW LISTING

BACCHUS MARSH 28 McCullagh Street BACCHUS MARSH 62 Jonathan Drive

Placed perfectly on a generous 1529 sqm allotment (aprox),
4 2
stands this custom built and designed family home. Showcasing
a functional floorplan comprising of four bedrooms including an
indulgent master suite featuring walk in robes and magnificent Inspect: Sat 12.00-12.30pm
full ensuite. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances, walk in pantry,
breakfast bar and plenty of cupboard space. Double car garage Price: $560,000
with auto remote. Ducted refrigerated heating & cooling. Len Smith: 0418 343 754
4 Perfectly placed within easy access to all amenities. Comprising
3 1 1
of 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, well-appointed kitchen
with quality stainless steel appliances, large corner pantry, central
bathroom & laundry and good sized lounge offering gas heating Inspect: Sat 11.00-11.30am
and wall mounted air conditioning. Undercover pergola area,
small rear lawn and garden with single carport. This property offers Price: $269,500
outstanding value that would suit a number of buyers. Len Smith: 0418 343 754

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BACCHUS MARSH 17 Ruddick Place DARLEY 174 Grey Street

Proudly positioned in a quiet court location stands this impressive
5 2
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opportunity to secure one of Bacchus Marsh’s most desirable
locales. Boasting an open plan floor plan the property comprises Inspect: Sat 1.00-1.30pm
of 5 spacious bedrooms including a spectacular master suite well
placed at the front of the home, with his & her walk in robes and a Price: $649,500
full deluxe en-suite. Len Smith: 0418 343 754
3 This stylishly appointed home provides a haven for space and
4 2 2
tranquility, perfectly proportioned for a modern lifestyle. The
design layout reveals an open plan living, family, dining & kitchen.
Comprising 4 bedrooms master with ensuite and WIR. High Inspect: Sat 2.00-2.30pm
ceilings, solid timber kitchen cupboards, walk-in pantry, open fire
place. Huge 1200 sqm land close to preschools, primary school, Price: $480,000
IGA supermarket and easy freeway access. Len Smith: 0418 343 754

Shop 2/137 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh Phone: 5367 8128 Mobile: 0418 343 754
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• Only a minute walk to the town and all its amenities
• Updated throughout with a lovely fresh and welcoming feel and abundance of natural light
• 2 good sized bedrooms, family bathroom and large open lounge and dining
• Stylish kitchen and meals with original polished floors
• Indoor/outdoor living is achieved through the double alfresco doors onto a sheltered cosy deck
• Double garage with remote access, LED downlights, fans, 2 split systems and modern gas fire
• Manicured lawns and gardens
Private Sale: $399,000–$410,000
Inspect: Saturday 22nd October 12.30–1.00pm
Contact: Melonie Winch 0408 675 011
Email: melonie@raynerrealestate.com.au
•Encased in Bacchus Marsh History Tullamore a 12.4 acre Avenue of Honour property of rich fertile land
•Included is the magnificent original homestead which has been maintained over the years to a
comfortable standard, but would adore to be brought back to its former glory days of the 1920s
•Three bedrooms, formal lounge, formal dining, kitchen, bathroom, 12’ ceilings
•Also a large living area, shower, vanity and WC have been tastefully added at a later date
•This gorgeous red brick home with sprawling verandas and big double doors is just beautiful
•Currently partially operating as the Iconic Gibbons Nursery and 8.6 acres approximately is leased to a
very successful company
•Good shedding and hot houses are included in the one off sale of this magnificent property
Auction: Saturday 29th October 2016 @ 11:00am
Inspect: Saturday 22nd October 12.30–1.00pm
Contact: Mark Davis 0458 224 405
Email: mark.davis@raynerrealestate.com.au

45 DICKSON STREET, BACCHUS MARSH 1/45 CONNOR STREET, BACCHUS MARSH

OPEN FOR INSPECTION OPEN FOR INSPECTION

SPACIOUS, STYLISH & SECURE 3 1 1 NESTLED AMONG THE TREES 3 1 2

• Lovely presented home with 3 bedrooms all with built-in-robes, bathroom with ample storage;
• Full size open plan kitchen with quality appliances and bonus under bench freezer;
• Fabulous position, no denying that this maintenance free home is in an ideal setting;
• Features include ducted heating and ducted evaporative cooling, windows have external awnings;
• 2270 litre water tank and pump;
• Single remote control garage;
• Substantial pergola area and maintenance free – drought tolerant front landscaped gardens;
• Land size approximately 341 sqm.
• Private front unit is easy to maintain
• 3 bedrooms, master with walk in robe, remaining rooms with built in robes
• Kitchen with island and ample cupboard space and all open to the dining and lounge
• Floor to ceiling windows, glass sliding doors and neutral ceramic floor tiles
• Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, double remote lock up garage
• Rambling front yard that steps down to the unit and has lovely views of the surrounding trees
• Ideal investment property

Private Sale: $349,000 Private Sale: $327,000

Inspect: Saturday 22nd October @ 12.30–1.00pm Inspect: Saturday 22nd October @ 12.30–1.00pm
Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699 Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699
Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au

Marcus Julie Mark Melonie Graeme Adam Mark Rod

Rayner Archon Davis Winch Rayner Tucci Dudley Grant
0418 556 699 0422 412 964 0458 224 405 0408 675 011 0417 559 945 0411 077 128 0409 954 396 0416 231 782

175 Main Street

Bacchus Marsh raynerrealestate.com.au 5366 3600
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Rayner We put you first

9 MOORABOOL DRIVE, BALLAN 1/27 ROCH COURT, BALLAN
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

THE ENTERTAINER – THE FAMILY 4 2 2 TOP TOWNHOUSE – TOP LOCATION 2 2 1

• 4 bedroom with His/Hers walk in robes plus ensuite with spa • This townhouse is in a complex of 3
• Direct entry from double garage Private Sale: $515,000 • 2 bedroom, master with ensuite and walk in robe Private Sale: $337,000
• 3 Living areas, formal lounge, kitchen family, rumpus plus separate study Inspect: By appointment • Open kitchen/dining, lounge room Inspect: Tues 18th Oct 3:00–3:30pm
• Double glazed windows, ducted heating, ducted vacuum, dishwasher • Reverse cycle air-conditioner, ducted gas central heating, dishwasher
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Thur 20th Oct 3:00–3:30pm
• Immaculate landscaped and paved grounds • Laundry with built in storage
• Water tank plus town water Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au • Remote control lock up garage Sat 22nd Oct 10:00–10:30am
• Set on large 788m2 block • Front verandah with enclosed café blinds Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396
Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au

28 BLAKEVILLE ROAD, BALLAN 1016 GREENDALE-TRENTHAM RD, BLACKWOOD

OPEN FOR INSPECTION OPEN FOR INSPECTION

COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON 5 ACRES+ (2.081HA) 4 2 4 QUAINT LOG CABIN 3 1 1

• 4 bedroom or 3 plus study • 3 Bedrooms, 2 living rooms
• Formal entry, formal lounge dining access to out-door living Private Sale: $675,000 • Kitchen, combined bathroom/laundry Private Sale: $249,000
• Kitchen/meals/ family, wood heating, gas central, 6 split systems Inspect: Wed 19th Oct 2:00–2:30pm • Wood heater, split system Inspect: Sat 22nd Oct 2:30-3:00pm
• Huge table plus 2 door pizza oven, verandahs, gym room, relaxing garden • Carport with adjoining shed
Sat 22nd Oct 11:00–11:30am Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
• 2 Car garage under roof plus 2 car carport with a separate garage/workshop • 1084 sqm block (approx.)
• Sundry shedding, numerous paddocks for stock/horses Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 • Set in a lovely bush setting walking distance to eateries & hiking tracks Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au
• Town water plus tank, only minutes from the relaxing/popular Town of Ballan Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au • Estimated rental return $1043 per month

11 ROCH COURT, BALLAN 20 SUNLINE COURT, BALLAN 8 MCMAHON DRIVE, BALLAN

SOLD
Blackwood, Dales Creek, Greendale
POSITION – HAPPY ENTERTAINER’S DELIGHT ONLY 1 YEAR OLD property owners – we continue
• 3 Bedrooms with walk in robe to Master. • 3 bedroom plus walk in robe in master & ensuite • 1 year old + 3 bedroom home to provide our property sellers
• L shaped lounge, dining, kitchen/meals, 2 bathrooms • Open kitchen, dining and lounge room • Master has dress & powder area, huge bed space,
• Paved out-door area • French doors to outdoor covered entertaining area large walk in his/her robe, en-suite excellent results in your area.
• Private back yard with garden beds • Outdoor kitchen and sunken spa • Formal lounge & entry, stunning kitchen, walk in pantry
• Long driveway provides ample parking, shed provides • Ultra-special boys/girls shed oozes character and • Covered out-door alfresco area with gas point for BBQ To list your property call
Mark Dudley on 0409 954 396
SOLD
for 1 car charm with its built in bar, fire place • 3 Toilets in total, Big shower ideal for wheelchair access
• Walking distance to Golf Course, Shops, School & Rail • Easy walk to schools/shops/station • Walk in linen storage, central ducted heating,
• Set on 1011m2 block • French provincial meets Country evaporative cooling or Rod Grant on 0416 231 782
• Double garage provides internal access
Private Sale: $357,000 Private Sale: $479,000 Mark and Rod provide a
Private Sale: $519,000
Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment Inspect: By appointment combined total of about 40+ years’
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396 experience selling in your area.
Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au

Marcus Julie Mark Melonie Graeme Adam Mark Rod

Rayner Archon Davis Winch Rayner Tucci Dudley Grant
0418 556 699 0422 412 964 0458 224 405 0408 675 011 0417 559 945 0411 077 128 0409 954 396 0416 231 782

132 Corner Inglis & Fisken Streets

Ballan raynerrealestate.com.au 5368 1057
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 7 Stamford Close, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 27 Connor Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2

It’s All About Location Family Home, Great Location

Beautiful 3 bedroom + study family home with large formal lounge,
kitchen/meals area & separate family room. Master bed with ens &
WIR & bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIRs and large family bathroom. Alfresco
with wood heater. Paved backyard, inground solar heated pool.
Ducted evap cooling, gas heating, reverse cycle heating & cooling.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $629,000
3 bedroom family home only a short distance from Main St. The large
master bedroom has his & hers WIR & ens. Bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs.
Formal lounge at the front & the family room adjoining kitchen meals
area. Ducted heating & evap cooling. Huge fully covered & paved
outdoor entertaining area. Double garage with access to the backyard.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $449,000

NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 12 Millbank Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 55 Connor Court, Ballan
3+ 1 2 4 2 2

Fantastic position and potential Pure Indulgence on 5 Acres in Ballan/Greendale

This craftsman built brick veneer home located in the centre of town.
Ideally positioned at the end of a picturesque court just 5 minutes from
The main living area consists of the formal lounge and dining rooms,
Ballan Main Street. Offering 4 bedrooms. Kitchen with butler’s
kitchen and laundry. The south wing with bathroom and shower
pantry adjoining an open plan meals and living area. Study/library
room, 3 bedrooms and a 4th bedroom/ study complete with separate
and formal lounge with wood fire. Outdoor entertainment area,
external door, ideal for home office. All electric home, on a large
landscaped garden. 6x9m shed with concrete floor and power.
1000m2 block.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $545,000 FOR SALE $835,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 9 Mimulus Road, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 37 Fitzroy Street, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 2 4 1 2

A showcase of family living Step Inside, Be Surprised!

This exquisite home with quality craftsmanship, comprising 4 well
sized bedrooms, master with WIR & ensuite, remaining bedrooms with This 4 bedroom plus study home has been recently renovated &
double BIRs. Formal lounge, open plan lounge/kitchen/dining plus presents like new. Beautiful polished floor board. New carpets in
living/rumpus room. Kitchen with walk-in pantry, Caesar Stone bench bedrooms & new blinds are fitted throughout. Kitchen with a 900mm
tops. Additional features include 9ft ceilings, walk-in linen press, gas upright stove. The bathroom has a shower bath & vanity. Ducted
reverse cycle ducted heating/ refrigerated cooling, oversized remote gas heating & a R/C split system air conditioner in the living room.
control garage, landscaped gardens.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE: $538,000 FOR SALE $349,950
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 6 Riverbend Drive, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 17 Pine Court, Dales Creek
4 2 2 2 1

Beautiful Family Home In Grantleigh Escape The Rat Race

4 bedroom home in Grantleigh Estate. Master with ensuite & large Whether you want to come home each night to peace and quiet, or a
WIR, 3 living areas, open plan kitchen/meals complete with quality great little weekend getaway, this 2 bedroom western red cedar
appliances, generous bench & cupboard space. Ducted heating & cottage could be just what you are looking for. Set on just over an acre
evap cooling. Large covered outdoor entertaining area, dbl remote of natural bush, it is ready to move into and is just 1 hour from
garage, side access. Melbourne.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $479,000 FOR SALE $298,000
CONTACT Denise Sniegowski 0456 044 024 CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 59 Shea Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 8 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 1 Excellent Commercial Opportunity
Quality shop/office complex of 407m2 prime commercial real estate in
Invest For The Future the heart of Bacchus Marsh. The building is on a block of land of
This house is within walking distance to the Main Street Shopping approximately 1200m2 with side driveway access to the expansive
centre & schools & makes an ideal investment or first home buyer parking area at the rear. There is a Planning Permit issued for a 2 lot
proposition. 3 bedrooms, a good sized lounge & renovated galley style subdivision of this property. This high exposure site is ideal for your
kitchen. Serviced by a split system a/c in the lounge room. Terrific own business or would serve as an ideal investment opportunity for
views from the back veranda and plenty of room in the backyard. your superannuation fund.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $295,000 FOR SALE $880,000 inc. GST
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 10 Steele Court, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 1/1 Crook Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 2 1 1

Looking For Some Space? Perfectly Located

Boasting an impressive land size of 2100m² (approx.) this property is Situated in one of Bacchus Marsh’s most sought after areas given its
ideal for the family, couple or tradesman looking for some space for a amazing location to Main Street shops. This well presented brick
pool, shed or playground. Situated at the end of a court, this solid veneer unit comprises 2 bedrooms, spacious living areas and offers an
family home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, kitchen/ excellent garden outlook. It also boasts it’s own private side entry to a
dining & rumpus/4th bedroom. secure lock up carport.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $459,000 FOR SALE $280,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 11 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 68 Labilliere Street, Bacchus Marsh
2 1 4 2 2

SOLD SOLD
Fantastic Investment Opportunity Simply Stunning
Well maintained residence of 2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/meals (the This immaculate home is perfect for a growing family. 4 bedrooms,
latter two rooms opening out onto a balcony), bathroom, laundry WC study or 5th bedroom, main with retreat area, WIR and ensuite. 3
& sun room. Both internal & external stairs access the residence.The living areas, well designed kitchen, impressive outdoor area, central
land has a frontage of 10.97m² to Grant Street, 32.0m to the south heating, split systems and wood stove. Amazing storage, perfect
side of Millbank Street. location in Maddingley close to schools, train station, parks and river.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $698,000 FOR SALE $595,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Denise Sniegowski 0456 044 024
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 84 Lawsons Road, Merrimu FOR SALE 3 Grantleigh Drive, Bacchus Marsh
3 1 4 2 2

SOLD
Your Own Farm Block
This fantastic flat 2.2 Ha block of land complete with 3 bedroom
weatherboard house. The home is currently tenanted & the block is
surrounded by beautiful fertile market gardens. Ideally suited to the
horse enthusiast with plenty of room for stables, a round yard & your
own equestrian set up.
SOLD
A Home For The Whole Family
4 bedroom + study home on a huge 1400m² block. Lounge room with
gas fire in fireplace; hostess kitchen with meals/family area; huge
rumpus room with built-in-bar. Ducted heating & Evap Cooling.

INSPECT Saturday 23rd July 11.00-11.30am INSPECT Saturday 2nd July 11.00-11.30am
FOR SALE $560,000 FOR SALE $580,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 10 Closter Court, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 34 Darcy Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2

SOLD SOLD
Positioned Perfectly! Here’s A Bargain
3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home located between the Main Street and This well presented 3 bedroom home in a good locale is ideal for the
Maddingley Park. Large lounge room, formal dining room. Spacious entry level home owner or investor. Featuring a master bedroom with
kitchen and meals area, covered fernery/outdoor entertaining area. ensuite and walk in robe, the remaining 2 bedrooms are well sized with
Master bedroom has ensuite and 2 double BIRs and the 2nd and 3rd BIRs. The kitchen/dining/living area is open plan and the home also
bedrooms have 2 double BIRs. Ducted heating and split system air con. offers a separate study.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $425,000 FOR SALE $299,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Property Management Department

The experienced Property Management Team at Arbee Real Estate Professionals

desperately need more properties to keep up with demand.
If you have a property you would like to bring across or have been thinking about
buying an investment property, give the team a call on 5367 2333

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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CANCER—June 22-July 22
This is the week for long term financial planning. A

Stars & Puzzles

relative’s demands become increasingly draining and it
may be time to speak out.
LEO—July 23-August 22
Make sure you don’t take lighthearted remarks much too
seriously - and don’t hesitate to laugh at your own foibles.
A most productive task now is the rearrangement of
priorities.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
This week finds you ready to start everything from
scratch, but watch that reckless streak and don’t abandon
important tasks. A romantic situation stabilizes.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
★★★★★★★★ Setting the record straight is your key role now, while
campaigning for a cause is another current strength. In
romance, be watchful that you don’t force the issue.

ARIES—March 21-April 20 SCORPIO—October 23-November 21

Your social life perks up and your standard of living The accent this week is on last minute changes. New
shows early signs of improvement. You tend to be fixed educational programmes are favoured now. Situations
in your options, leading to a possible showdown later in involving shared finances should be carefully reviewed.
the week.
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
This week will see improved communications. Letters
Record-keeping and catching up on correspondence are or emails sent this week bring positive results. Platonic
important activities this week. Salesmanship is your relationships are spotlighted on the weekend. Romance
strong point now. A small bonus is possible by Friday. questions remain unanswered
GEMINI—May 23-June 21 CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
You finally get a handle on a difficult financial matter. Partnership plans are favourably spotlighted. This week
This is a favourable week if looking for a job or going begins with new financial obligations and career
after promotion. Words from your partner should enchant responsibilities. A relative may be supersensitive.
you now.
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
NO. 8974 CANCER—June 22-July 22
This is the week for long term financial planning. A Academic or career difficulties ease and a new week
ACROSS DOWN begins on an up note in areas or romance and friendship.
1. Dance (8,5) 1. Game (6) relative’s demands become increasingly draining and it
may be time to speak out. An ailing friend appreciates your good cheer.
8. Buffoon (5) 2. Lustre (5)
9. Miner (7) 3. Merciful (7) PISCES—February 20-March 20
10. Christian festival (6) 4. Notch (4) LEO—July 23-August 22
Be careful of anyone trying to extract a secret - you are
11. Mad (6) 5. Criminal (5) Make sure you don’t take lighthearted remarks much too a little vulnerable this week. Opposing family factions
12. Condition (5) 6. Copy (7) seriously - and don’t hesitate to laugh at your own foibles. come to an agreement, but don’t expect too much
14. Advantage (5) 7. Attic (6) A most productive task now is the rearrangement of harmony just yet.
18. Join up (6) 13. Significant (7) priorities.
20. Bird (6) 15. Language (7) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
23. Petty (7) 16. Improved (6) VIRGO—August 23-September 22
24. Fool (5) 17. Said (6) You are diplomatic, impartial and artistic and you see
25. Finally (5,2,3,3) 19. Move (5) This week finds you ready to start everything from beauty all around you. It’s easy for you to make
21. Lift (5) scratch, but watch that reckless streak and don’t abandon compromises - too easy your critics say. Your career path
22. Apartment (4) important tasks. A romantic situation stabilizes. may take a new turn next year.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
Setting the record straight is your key role now, while
ACROSS campaigning for a cause is another current strength. In

SUDOKU
1. Be not all there mentally and be tempted (4,4,1,4). 8. romance, be watchful that you don’t force the issue.
Inclined to bite and not slow about it! (5). 9. Anticipated
and the warning was broadcast (7). 10. A particular vari- SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
ety of stress (6). 11. Stick on the head askew again (6).
12. Because the jug is wobbly (5). 14. No heart for gar- The accent this week is on last minute changes. New
dening! (5). 18. Salt the Scotsman put on the road (6).
20. Why work it out! (6). 23. Is he a bricklaying expert?
NUMBER GAME
educational programmes are favoured now. Situations
involving shared finances should be carefully reviewed.
(7). 24. “She has a very good figure,” I put in (5). 25.
Divorce before the wedding? (13). ANSWER BELOW 22-December 22
SAGITTARIUS—November
DOWN This week will see improved communications. Letters
1. Truly hard time one’s gone through (6). 2. Figure I will or emails sent this week bring positive results. Platonic
get through, but it’s dangerous (5). 3. Mad communica- relationships are spotlighted on the weekend. Romance
tion from the fodder merchant? (7). 4. Fillip that not hav- questions remain unanswered
ing to walk gives you? (4). 5. Gave one’s views, but not
as a wet? (7). 7. A number had got drunk (6). 13. Doesn’t CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
move quickly the way a car does (7). 15. Mean the grapes Partnership plans are favourably spotlighted. This week
will be out around mid-September (7). 16. Ready to be begins with new financial obligations and career
eaten, or drunk (6). 17. Concentrating on goal (6). 19. responsibilities. A relative may be supersensitive.
On the other hand, it is a repeat (5). 21. Polish, do very
well (5). 22. Are up, to start with, against a woman (4). AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
Academic or career difficulties ease and a new week
21, Shine. 22, V-era. begins on an up note in areas or romance and friendship.
An ailing friend appreciates your good cheer.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8973
(Sept)e(mber)-sage . 16, Stewed. 17, Intent. 19, Again.
Aired. 6, I-nste-a-d. 7, D-owned. 13, St-Rolls. 15, Pr- PISCES—February 20-March 20
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 1, H-one’s-t. 2, V-I-per. 3, Hay-wire. 4, Lift. 5,
Be careful of anyone trying to extract a secret - you are
Across - 1, Lodgings. 6, Cock. 8, Meal. 9, Sauterne.
ment.
a little vulnerable this week. Opposing family factions
10, Steer. 11, Gadget. 13, Gannet. 15, Ornate. 17, Cra-
20, Reason. 23, Wall-ace. 24, A-L-I-ce. 25, Disengage-
come to an agreement, but don’t expect too much
ter. 19, Stool. 22, Scorpion. 23, Ruin. 24, Sten. 25, Gaso-
Strain. 11, Adhe-re. 12, As-pen. 14, Spade. 18, Tar-Mac.
harmony just yet.
line.
Across - 1, Have half a mind. 8, Nippy. 9, Fore-saw. 10,
Down - 2, Overt. 3, Galleon. 4, Nest. 5, Sturgeon. 6,
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Creed. 7, Content. 12, Sterling. 14, Apricot. 16, Natural. You are diplomatic, impartial and artistic and you see
18, Turin. 20, Onion. 21, Onus.
17, Stated. 19, Shift. 21, Raise. 22, Flat.
6, Imitate. 7, Garret. 13, Telling. 15, Spanish. 16, Better. beauty all around you. It’s easy for you to make
compromises - too easy your critics say. Your career path
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Down - 1, Hockey. 2, Gloss. 3, Lenient. 4, Nick. 5, Felon.
Across - 1,Mas-sage-s. 6, Rock. 8, Polo (anag.). 9,
23, Trivial. 24, Idiot. 25, Right at the end. may take a new turn next year.
Re-le-van-t. 10, Stony. 11, No-ti-on. 13, Spars-E. 15, Is-
11, Insane. 12, State. 14, Asset. 18, Enlist. 20, Parrot.
sued. 17, Dowser. 19, VI-L-lA. 22, Metaphor (anag.). 23,
Across - 1, Highland fling. 8, Clown. 9, Collier. 10, Easter.
In-ch. 24, Stop. 25, Rad-ish-es.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 2, About. 3, Spooner. 4, Go-re. 5, Sp-L-end-I-d.
6, Rivet (anag.). 7, Con-note. 12, Se-arch-er. 14, P-ro-
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 8974
test. 16, Spirits. 18, Stamp. 20, Lu-c-re. 21, T-R-od.
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Avenue Bowling Club

Results – Round 2
Division 1 v Ballarat
Both Grant Stirling’s and
Bill Hawken’s rink started
strongly and were able to
maintain their lead all day,
running out victors by seven
and five shots respectively.
In Steve Sullivan’s rink, Av-
enue trailed early (five shots
after 12 ends) but fought
BMLAC 2016/17 Centre Captains – Evana Miesen and Riley Dart. Photo - submitted
back following the afternoon
Final score – Avenue 93 lost
Ballarat 103
Divison 2 v Waubra
Returning “skip” Peter
Thistlethwaite’s rink led the
way with a solid eight shot
win, whilst Bob Delaney’s
rink had a comeback from
a 1-12 deficit to win by four
shots. Unfortunately, Peter
Glass’ rink had six scoreless
ends in a row to turn a nine
shot lead into a three shot
loss for the second week in
a row and new “skip” Kevin
Gilmore also recorded a loss
after being level after 20
ends to lose 14 shots in the
shot win by Michael Roberts
rink and a two shot win by
Ray Humphrey’s rink al-
lowed Avenue to record a 29
shot win. Avenue were una-
ble to produce a clean sweep
of their opposition as Ian
Jones’ rink just failed to get
over the line, falling short by
three shots.
Final score – Avenue 111 def
Webbcona 82
Division 7 v Clunes
Gordon Hockly’s rink had
a nine shot win and veteran
Don Lemin’s rink recorded
a 13 shot win. Avenue were
able to overcome their op-

Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

final five ends to lose by that position to record an overall
tea break to draw level on
margin. nine shot win, despite only
end 18. However, they could
not maintain the pressure on Final score – Avenue 91 lost winning two of the four
their opponents, eventually Waubra 96 rinks. Those two rinks only
The Centre celebrated Miesen and Riley Dart. Region/State Relays must
going down by six shots. losing by three and four
their official opening of the In his first season with submit Relay Forms to team
The fourth rink, “skipped” Division 5 v Webbcona shots.
2016/17 Season last Saturday. the Centre, Nelson Banigo managers by next Saturday.
President, Maria Downes by Dino Boratto, had a tough An excellent 25 shot win by Final score - Avenue 92 def
(Eagles) set a new record in Training this Wednesday
welcomed all invited guests, the Boys Under 8 70 metres. day going down by 17 shots. Di Hardiment’s rink, a five Clunes 83
night will be focussing on
Life Members and Distin- Nelson ran a blistering time starts and high jump, espe-
guished Service Members as
well as sponsors. The Com-
mittee was introduced prior
of 11.11 secs to break a record
that had previously stood for
26 years.
cially the scissor technique
for junior athletes. All regis-
tered members are welcome
Bacchus Marsh Bowling Club
to the announcement of the All Under 9-15 athletes who to attend training sessions
By Tyler Maher a double digit deficit early, Kean also came from be-
new Centre Captains - Evana intend to participate in the between 5-6pm.
and played an absolute belt- hind to win by two and Phil
Results – Round 2 v Romsey er with his final play of the Minitti’s side picked up big
Ballan Golf Club Division One
It isn’t often that a 17-1, 51
day to sit a bowl and stay for
what he thought was three
numbers all day to run away
17 shot winners.
Results - Week ending Saturday 15 October shots and a rink win, only
shot victory is embroiled in for the kitty to be shifted by
Wednesday – Stableford controversy. Division Two were un-
an errant boot and two shots
Winner  Frank Raffaele 29 points, R/up Kev Lockman 26 points. lucky in a tight tussle at
But even with the overall and a draw declared.
NTP -15th Kev Lockman, Magpie - 14th Les Martin. Digger’s Rest, drawing two
result well and truly decided Justin Webster’s rink was
Saturday - Stableford against Romsey at home, the the beacon all day, bounc- rinks and winning another
A Grade - winner Peter Damien Toohey (10) 29 points, last end on Craig Norris’ ing back from a big loss last by three shots but still losing
R/up Don Wickson (10) 28 points on c/b from Anthony Moore (6). rink erupted after the kitty week, to post a 44-12 victory overall by 9 shots and 4-14.
B Grade - winner Luke Nunn (14) 31 points, R/up Kev Lockman (16) 30 points. was moved before a measure - a score line that was ruined
C Grade - winner Jimmy Walsh (20) 28 points on c/b from John Muhlhan (24). could be had. slightly by some ‘junktime’ Division Three handed
NTPs - 15th Ken Muhlhan. This came after Norris had Romsey numbers. Gisborne a walkover due to
Magpies - 4th Michael Di Fiore, 18th Damien Toohey. fought back bravely from In other results, Lenny mass player unavailability.

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