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Tuesday 11 June, 2019 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Vol 13 No 23

Book
re-opens
on history
The importance of Historical
Societies in a community
cannot be over emphasised.
They provide a link with the past by
recording history which in turn
becomes a valuable reference
document for future generations.
- Cr. Robert Molesworth
Shire President (1989)

By Helen Tatchell

The Beatles sang “It was 20-years ago today…”, but for one local
historical group it has been 30-years ago today.
It was on 2 June 1989 the original and inaugural ‘A Pictorial
History of the Shire of Ballan’ was launched, and on this same
day in 2019, the reprinting of said book was also launched.
Members from Ballan Shire Historical Society Inc joined
members from Bacchus Marsh, Ballarat, Mt Egerton, Bungaree
and Daylesford for an official re-launch at the Ballan Courthouse
on Sunday 2 June 2019.
Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell and Cr John Keogh also
attended.
President Catherine Green said it was a huge effort in compilation
and a great way to publicise the Society.
“The book began in 1987 as an idea to document the European
settlement in the area and was originally funded by the 1988 Bi-
Centennial Authority and matched dollar-for-dollar by the Ballan
Shire Council,” she said.
“Thanks must go to three ladies, Jessie Dehnert, Doris Hastie and
Janette Williams for their weeks and months of original work.
“The book today complements the original book and the Society
is very appreciative of local monetary grants to reprint from
Ballan & District Community Bank Branch and Moorabool Wind
Farm, as these grants add to the life of local communities.”
(L-R) Richard Biden and David Binks review the new reprinted book at the recent launch. Photo – Helen Tatchell continued page 6

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Grape vines branch out By Meg Kennedy

A Moorabool winery is set to make its debut in Japan, following a

recent State Government grant to export to East Asia.
St Anne’s Winery was the recipient of a $10,000 grant as part of the
State Government’s Wine Growth Fund initiative.
The grant will allow St Anne’s to export to East Asian markets and
seek a consultant, to aid in analysis and advice for entering the new
market in Japan.
St Anne’s Winery Export Director Angus McLean said the winery’s
export strategy “has been rolling for 20-years”, but the introduction
of the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement in
early-2015 saw Japan become a “market of interest” to St Anne’s.
“In the last 4-years, this market has shown significant growth and
alerted us to the fact that we should be engaging with it,” he said.
Mr McLean said St Anne’s began developing a strategy to market to
the Japan market, with the assistance of the Victorian Government
in 2016.
As for the benefits for St Anne’s, Mr McLean said along with
the growth of the winery’s export strategy and sales to foreign
markets, the new venture “allows investment back into our
product, [creating] vineyard expansion, which translates as jobs
and increased viability.”
“Being able to reach cities in Asian markets with the same
population as Australia, is testament to the importance of this
campaign to grow our business,” he said.
Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle said that “Victorian
winemakers produce some fantastic wines, and we’re proud to
back St Anne’s Winery in growing their business.”
Mr McLean says the wines are estimated to debut in the East Asian
market in “10-15 months” time.
Angus McLean (St Anne’s Winery) with Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle at the announcement of the State The Wine Growth Fund is part of the State Government’s
government grant for the Moorabool business to invest in Japan. commitment to boost the wine industry in Victoria, by aiding
Photo - submitted Victorian wine producers to create jobs and increase exports.

Funding projects needs commitment

By Kate Taylor
Regional Development Victoria has defended the amount of
funding that it gives to Moorabool.
A report released by the Auditor General last month found
that Moorabool receives just $15 per head of population in
funding under the Regional Jobs and Infrastructure Fund,
far less than nearby shires.
“Funding from RJIF is awarded to support election or budget
commitments, as well as projects proposed by communities
and business,” read the statement sent to the Moorabool
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“Regional Development Victoria gives proper consideration
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to all proposals to test their potential to grow local jobs and
strengthen our regional communities.”
But Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell said that when he
had called RDV about funding projects, they had put the
kibosh on them early.
“If it’s going to be knocked on the head, and that’s what
they’re telling me is going to happen, then we’re not going to
do the application,” Cr Tatchell said.
“It wasn’t that we weren’t putting them in, it was that they
weren’t accepting them – they told me at the beginning that
it’s not going to go through. And in reality, 70 per cent of
the money was spent before any applications went in. they’re
cherry-picking,” he said.
Both of Moorabool’s local MPs, Michaela Settle and Steve
McGhie were asked by the Moorabool News, if they thought
that Moorabool received enough RDV funding.
“The Andrews Labor Government’s investment in regional
Victoria goes far beyond grants administered by Regional
Development Victoria,” Mr McGhie said.
“Whether it’s reducing payroll tax for regional employers,
$340 million for the purchase of 18 new V/Locity trains,
$100 million to begin detailed planning for the Western Rail
Plan, rolling out universal three-year-old kinder, or funding
an extra 500,000 dedicated appointments with medical
specialists, our $2.6 billion Delivering for Regional and Rural
Victoria Program in the 2019/20 Budget is taking a whole-of-
government focus to the needs of regional communities,” he
said.
Ms Settle also provided a response, referring to the only two
projects ever funded for Moorabool by RDV – a business case
for the Parwan Industrial Estate and a partial contribution
of $450,000 towards road and gas pipe works at the Ballan
Industrial Estate.
The $450,000 was provided under the former Regional
Growth Fund back in 2015 and council confirmed that the
money had actually been paid late last month.
“I was really pleased to see the Regional Jobs and
Infrastructure Fund supporting both the grant submissions
made by Moorabool Council, and I look forward to seeing
these projects brought to life,” Ms Settle said.
“This year’s Budget provided $134 million in funding for
Regional Development Victoria to continue the great work
it does in the regions, including grants for projects just like
these, and I look forward to seeing many more in Moorabool
in the future,” she said.
Meanwhile, there are two key Moorabool projects Cr
Tatchell would have liked to have seen ‘cherry-picked’.
“The Parwan gas should have been done, sewerage should
have been done, they just should have been done. We’ve
made good business cases but we’re not good political cases.
It shows where their priorities are. And I‘m not being critical
of one government over another, they all do it.”

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Deliberate
ramming at
Parwan
By Helen Tatchell
You would expect the offending vehicle
would have significant damage if the
stationary vehicle suffered as much
damage as the photo shows.
And as the bright lights approached
from behind, the victim would not have
expected them to continue in to the rear of
his vehicle, and then projecting it forward
uncontrollably into roadside trees.
Police said in a media release a mobile
road safety camera vehicle was deliberately
rammed in Parwan on Sunday (2 June), and
Melton Crime Investigation Unit detectives
are appealing for information.
“Police have been told the car was
stationed on Parwan-Exford Road when
another vehicle approached it from behind
and deliberately rammed it about 7.45pm,”
the media release read.
“As a result, the car was forced about 30m
forward into a tree, causing significant
damage.”
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sustained non-life threatening neck and
knee injuries.
He did not require hospitalisation.
Police said the offending vehicle then
reversed, conducted a U-turn and fled
north-west along Parwan-Exford Road
towards Bacchus Marsh.
The vehicle has been described as a white
4-wheel-drive with a silver bull bar on the
front and a scoop on the bonnet.
Police have released dash cam footage
depicting the moment the car was rammed
in the hope someone may recall the incident
and be able to provide information. This
can be viewed on the Moorabool News
Facebook page.
Investigators are appealing for anyone
with information, who witnessed the
incident or who may have dash cam footage
to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
or submit a confidential report online at
www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
See something? Say something.
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The damaged vehicle from the deliberate incident at Parwan. Photos – submitted
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History going digital
By Meg Kennedy
A grant of almost $13,000 will allow
the Bacchus Marsh and District Histori-
cal Society to bring more editions of the
old Bacchus Marsh Express newspaper
to the digital forefront.
The Historical Society was granted
$12,973 from the Public Records Office
Victoria’s ‘Local History Grants Pro-
gram’ to digitise old copies of the once
local publication, up to the 1940s.
The Bacchus Marsh Express, which
ran from 1857 to 1983, currently has
digitised editions up to 1918 – covering
significant events, including the origi-
nal planting of the Avenue of Honour.
BMDHS President Bruce Carboon said
it was an “amazing outcome with the
magnitude of funding” for the society.
“[The digitisation of the newspapers]
will give a richer picture of how the
local community reacted after World
War I, throughout the Great Depres-
sion and then coming into World War
II,” he said.
“The Express was quite a worldly
paper…we’re very lucky as a commu-
nity, it was an interesting and com-
prehensive newspaper, with social
commentary.”
Digitising the Express has been a
project year’s in the making, begin-
ning when the newspaper was copied
onto microfilm at the State Library of
Victoria.
The newspapers will be up on data-
base website Trove, which is free and
open to the public, and currently fea-
tures editions from the Bacchus Marsh
BMHS President Bruce Carboon and member Barbara McMillan look over an old
edition of the Bacchus Marsh Express newspaper. Photo: Meg Kennedy
Express up to the ending of World War
I.
Although the BMDHS hold physical
copies of the Express, the digitisation of
the newspaper will allow for easier and
more accessible research by anyone –
from historians, genealogists, academ-
ics to enthusiasts alike.
“[The digitisations] allow an opening
to the community, which is really im-
portant no matter where you live,” said
Mr Carboon.
“They are a great resource for different
areas such as military, dairy and family
history.”
Member for Melton and society mem-
ber Steve McGhie said he was “elated
that the Bacchus Marsh and District
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Book re-opens
on history from page 1
The original 200-page book was launched in 1989, along with
200-people, in the Ballan Mechanics Hall by former MLA for
Ballarat North Mr Tom Evans who praised it as “one of the
best local histories I have read”.
In an extract from ‘The Settler’ (Vol 1 #9 June 1989), the
Society said they were delighted to have present among its
guests, three descendants of pioneer settlers of the district
pictured in the first chapter “1838-1862”.
Mr Evans went on to say at the 1989 launch the book not only
gave a picture of the early pioneers of the district and the
hardships they endured, but also revealed the contribution
that the Shire of Ballan had made to “the development of
Victoria through timber, gold and wool production and the
valuable resource of water”.
It is a pictorial record of 150-years of European settlement in
the area bounded by Korweinguborra, Gordon, Mt Egerton,
Morrisons, Beremboke, Mt Wallace, Blackwood and Barry’s
Reef.
Copies of the ‘A Pictorial History of the Shire of Ballan’ are
available through the Historical Society for $35. Contact
Historical Society will have the addi- Richard on 5368 2544 or email bshs@hotmail.com.au
tional support they require to preserve
our local history.
“By digitalising The Bacchus Marsh
Express to the 1920s, the ’30s and ’40s
will ensure future generations have
access to this significant period in our
history.”
The project is expected to be complet-
ed in January 2020.
Copies of the Bacchus Marsh Express
up to 1918 can be found at https://trove.
nla.gov.au/newspaper/title/246.
For more information on accessing the
Bacchus Marsh & District Historical So-
ciety archives, contact 03 5367 9336 or President Catherine Green addresses the crowd at the
email enquiries@bmdhs.org.au. launch. Photo – Helen Tatchell
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A helicopter helps spray Serrated Tussock in more difficult terrain. Photos – submitted
Kevin Harper contemplates the Pink your Town project for Ballan. Photo: Meg Kennedy

Tackling Considering painting

the town pink
weeds from By Meg Kennedy

The main street of Ballan may currently be

involve and connect the local community
with some of my passions – when the
invitation came to ‘Pink Up Ballan’ it seemed

the air
After receiving a share in last year’s $28,000
Yaloak South Community Fund, Rowsley
Landcare Group have finally been able to
tackle the issue of serrated tussock in the
Moorabool area head-on.
Rowsley Landcare Group, along with the
aid of Pentland Hills Landcare Group and
Roger MacRaild, Victorian Serrated Tussock
Working Party Extension Officer and
Moorabool Landcare Network Facilitator,
treated more than 400ha across 23 properties
over a 3-day period last month via a
helicopter aerial spray.
Thanks to a bit of rain both before and after
the task, as well as good wind conditions,
the herbicide was able to spread into the
topsoil, allowing for the weed to be tackled
in the ground over the next few months.
It is now a waiting game to see the results,
as a spokesperson for the group said it “will
be working on encouraging and maintaining
good competitive cover of desirable species
where the serrated tussock used to be.”
Serrated tussock, a native South American
weed, is one of the most dangerous threats
to agriculture and native biodiversity in
Australia.
It is estimated to cost livestock and crop
producers more than $40 million annually
to treat.
For more information on the work of
Rowsley Landcare Group, https://sites.
google.com/site/rowsleylandcaregroup/.
covered in winter woollies, but a different
splash of colour is possibly on the way later
in the year – only if volunteers can help make
it a reality.
‘Pink Up Your Town’ is an initiative by the
McGrath Foundation to help raise awareness
of Breast Cancer throughout the entirety of
October; bringing local businesses, schools,
clubs and the general community together
to create ‘a visual show of support’ through
decking the colour pink.
Its aim is to create awareness for those
touched by breast cancer and to raise funds
for the nurses of the McGrath Foundation.
The Ballan project is being helmed by
Moorabool Shire 2019 Citizen of the Year,
Kevin Harper, who is calling to the local
community to aid in organising the event
over the next few months.
“I have been exploring ways in which I can
the obvious fit,” he said.
“The Pink Up Your Town initiative is a great
way to increase community awareness of the
work of the McGrath Foundation nurses and
to unite a community in working together
for a great cause, which has local benefits.”
The next stage is to form a committee and
gather a group of volunteers to make the
project a reality, focusing on organising
charity events, including a Ball.
Mr Harper will be hosting a meeting for
interested community members on Tuesday,
June 11 at the Ballan Community House
from 6-7pm.
For more information or to get involved
in the project, visit the Pink Up Your Town
Ballan Facebook page at https://www.
facebook.com/PUYTBallan/ or email
pinkup@ballan.org.au.

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St Patricks Gordon students taste some delicious Japanese food. Photo – submitted
Students ‘youkoso’ culture
By Meg Kennedy
Japan has an estimated population of close
to 127-million people, Australia is nearing
25-million, and students at St Patrick’s
Primary School in Gordon were only a drop
in the ocean in comparison (Gordon 1200
pop.) but this did not restrict them to being
treated to a day of exploring Japanese culture
last month.
The ‘Japanese Cultural Day’ is now an
annual event that celebrates and introduces
students to Japanese culture through an
array of fun activities.
The day aims to give students an
appreciation for the Japanese culture, to be
inspired to learn more about Japan itself,
and be encouraged to continue to learn the
language, basic vocabulary and greetings.
Activities on the day included creating
manga – Japanese cartoon art – with a
guest artist, crafting traditional Japanese
headbands, making sushi and origami, as
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well as other activities.
Principal Bambi Afford said the day was not
possible without the help of teacher Denise
Buttler.
“We are fortunate to have Sensei Buttler
here to teach us Japanese at St Patrick’s
School; Denise has been associated with the
school for over ten-years and is enthusiastic
about her approach to teaching about Japan
and the Japanese Culture and language,”
said Ms Afford.
“Denise plans these days to combine art,
language and traditional cooking, offering
great opportunities for students to learn
more about Japan and its culture and history
in a hands-on capacity.”
Ms Afford said it was important for children
“to learn about other cultures and the
importance of inclusivity in society of all
people.”
“It links closely with our Christian beliefs
‘to love thy neighbour.”
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MAIN – the deluge on Monday 3 June created a larger puddle than that on (INSET) 10 May
And down it poured
2019. Photos – Helen Tatchell
By Meg Kennedy
A downpour in the last week left the
Werribee river rising rapidly, leaving many
concerned as to whether the river would
break its banks, as well as flash flooding
throughout the area.
VicEmergency warned on the afternoon
Monday, 3 June the Werribee River catchment
area had received rainfall averaging
approximate 37mm since Sunday 2 June.
The water level of Werribee River peaked
around minor flood level of 1.23m on
Monday afternoon.
The Ballan area received 32.2mm on the
night of Sunday, 2 June, with rains continuing
throughout the day on Monday.
Minor flooding saw roads blocked off
throughout the area, including the low-lying
underpass at Walsh and Stead Streets, where
just last month a car was left washed-up after
a downpour left the road flooded.
Although flooding was a concern, a
spokesperson for SES confirmed to the
Moorabool News that the Midwest region,
which encompasses the Ballan and Bacchus
Marsh areas, only received 34 calls between
3 – 5 June.
Over 50mm was recorded in Bacchus Marsh
and 64mm+ in the Ballan area.
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Moorabool Shire Council

COUNCIL MEETING − lighting incinerators and undertaking uncontained and open air burning without a
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 3 July 2019, at permit;
6.00pm, in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan. − distribution of handbills, advertisements, pamphlets and the like on roads and
Members of the public are welcome to attend. municipal places without a permit;
− camping on municipal places without a permit;
COMMITTEE MEETING − cutting or removing firewood from a road or Council land without a permit;
The next Section 86 Committee Meeting is of the Development Assessment − use of caravans on land for accommodation without a permit;
Committee, and will be held on Wednesday 19 June 2019, at 6.00pm, in the − busking and conducting circuses, carnivals and similar events without a permit;
North Wing Meeting Rooms of Council, 182 Halletts Way, Darley. − installing an audible alarm that can be heard for more than 10 minutes continuously
Members of the public are welcome to attend. or intermittently in a 1 hour period;
− the number of animals that can be kept on any land, including the manner in which
EMPLOYMENT they are kept, and removal of animal excrement from roads and municipal places;
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies: − use, placement and interference with mobile garbage bins provided by Council for the
Statutory Planning Officer (Full Time) disposal of household waste, recyclables and food or organic waste;
Adult Literacy Project Officer (6 Month Funded P/Time Position) − placement and use of skips on road and municipal places without a permit;
Library Program Coordinator (Temp F/Time 12 Month Position) − placement and use of shipping containers without a permit;
Applications for above jobs close on Friday 14 June 2019 − interference with Council drains without a permit;
− management of building sites, including run-off and discharge, waste disposal facilities,
Senior Economic Development Officer (F/Time Temp 12 Month Contract)
signage, fencing, containment and disposal of waste, site access, hours of operation
Applications for above job close on Friday 21 June 2019
and provision of toilets;
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
− obtaining and complying with asset protection permits where building work other
than minor building work is undertaken;
LIVESTOCK SALE
− operating septic tank systems and wastewater management systems without a permit;
IMPOUNDING OF LIVESTOCK ACT 1994
− behaviour in municipal places, including committing a nuisance, destroying, damaging,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
excavating, interfering with or defacing a municipal place or anything on it, using any
The following animals have been impounded from within the municipal district of Moorabool
explosive or flammable matter and acting contrary to the conditions of use of the
Shire Council by Authorised Officers. Pursuant to Section 18 of the Impounding of Livestock
municipal place without a permit;
Act 1994, the following animals have been impounded and will be sold by Public Auction
− behaviour in municipal reserves, in addition to behaviour prohibited as a municipal
• 2 x Bulls- Monday 17 June 2019
place, including damaging or interfering with a structure or fauna, littering, entering
• 10 x Sheep- Tuesday 18 June 2019
unauthorised areas, engaging in dangerous behaviour, entering an organised sports
• 1 x Goat- Tuesday 18 June 2019
event or gathering;
Notice is hereby given that the animals have not been claimed and will be auctioned at the
− use of any motor vehicle on any municipal place unless the municipal place has been
Ballarat Livestock Exchange pursuant to Section 18 of the Impounding of Livestock Act
designated by Council for that purpose;
1994.
− use of any recreational vehicle on Council land without a permit;
For further details contact Moorabool Council on 5366 7100.
− abandonment of a shopping trolley on any road or Council land, or make a trolley
available without a locking device;
PUBLIC NOTICE
− consumption of alcohol and possession of unsealed containers in any municipal place,
Moorabool Shire Council
or part of a municipal place, which has been designated by Council as a liquor free
Proposal to Make Local Law No. 1 – Community Local Law
area without a permit;
Notice is given that Moorabool Shire Council (Council) proposes to make a local law
− vegetation that obstructs the drivers or pedestrians or otherwise interferes with
titled ‘Community Local Law No. 1 (2019)’ (the Proposed Local Law).
traffic signs and the like;
The following information about the Proposed Local Law is provided in accordance with s
− the placement of signs and fences on any land such that they obstruct the passage and
119 of the Local Government Act 1989 (Act):
clear view of drivers or pedestrians and interferes with the safe use of the road;
Purpose of the Proposed Local Law
− display of house numbers;
If made, the purposes of the Proposed Local Law will be to:
− the construction, use and removal of vehicle crossings;
1. promote a physical and social environment free from hazards to health or public safety,
− the control of livestock on roads, including movement and grazing of livestock;
in which the residents of the municipal district can enjoy a quality of life that meets the
− parking heavy vehicles on private land in a residential area without a permit;
general expectations of the community;
− the display of goods and placement of advertising signs and tables, chairs, barriers and
2. prohibit, regulate and control activities or behaviour which may be dangerous, or
the like on roads without a permit;
detrimental to the quality of life and the environment of the municipal district or which
− placement of bulk rubbish containers on roads without a permit;
could compromise public safety, council land or assets;
− occupation of roads for works, including the erection of hoardings and use of cranes,
3. preserve and enhance amenity, neighbourhood character, health and public safety within
forklifts and similar machinery, without a permit;
the municipal district by regulating certain activities within the shire;
− restrictions on engaging in a commercial activity on any road without a permit;
4. protect assets vested in, controlled or owned by Council;
• provide for the protection and management of vehicle crossings more generally; and
5. protect the safety of road users and the amenity of the municipal district and provide for
• provide for the prescription of certain areas (eg as areas where alcohol or smoking is
the fair and equitable use of Council owned land;
not permitted or a parking permit is required).
6. control the consumption and possession of alcohol in a public place, where such
Copies of the Proposed Local Law and the explanatory Community Impact Statement may
consumption or possession may interfere with the amenity and enjoyment of the public
be inspected at Council’s Principal Office at 15 Stead Street, Ballan, during office hours and
place by the community;
on Council’s website.
7. control the impact of the keeping of animals on the community and the environment;
Any person may make a written submission relating to the Proposed Local Law. All
8. regulate the impact of business activities on the environment, public health and amenity;
submissions received by Council on or before 5.00 pm on 14 July 2019 will be considered
and
in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Council will also consider all submissions made
9. revoke Council’s General Local Law 2010 – General Local Law.
during the previous period for submissions.There is therefore no need to repeat a previous
General Purport of the Proposed Local Law submission, although you may do so if you wish.
If made, the Proposed Local Law will: Submitters should note that all submissions are made available to the public in full (including
• provide for the administration and enforcement of the Proposed Local Law and any personal information). Any person making a submission is entitled to request (in the
empower Council and authorised officers to issue permits, notices to comply, act in submission itself) to be heard in support of the submission by appearing before Council
urgent circumstances and impound things; (either personally or by a person acting on his or her behalf). The date and location of the
• provide for infringement notices to be served on those whom an authorised officer has Submission Hearing will be notified.
reason to believe is guilty of an offence; Submissions should be marked ‘S.223 Submission on Proposed Community Local Law No
• create offences relating to: 1’ and lodged at the above offices of Council, or sent to Council at Moorabool Shire
− a failure to comply with any provision of the Proposed Local Law; Council, PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 or emailed to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au. Enquiries
− a failure to comply with a requirement to obtain a permit under the Proposed Local should be directed to Andy Gaze, on 03 5366 7100.
Law; Derek Madden
− a failure to comply with a notice to comply issued under the Proposed Local Law; Chief Executive Officer
− a failure to comply with comply with any conditions of a permit; or
− a failure to comply with any direction of an authorised officer.
− a failure to maintain a nature strip in a residential area;
− unsafe dilapidated buildings or vacant land;
− land and structures on land that is, or are, unsightly, detrimental to the amenity of the
locality of the land or dangerous;
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Derek Madden
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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Man ‘finds’ stolen car in his

driveway, with the keys in it
By Caitlin Bewley the court heard.
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Rinks back from the brink

By Meg Kennedy
After its grass turf was almost dried out
to the core earlier this year, Ballan Bowling
Club has had a rejuvenation ahead of its
upcoming season.
The greens at the Club were damaged back
in February after a salty bore water leakage,
and the last few months have been spent
rejuvenating the soil for this year’s season.
The future looked bleak and out of reach
financially to put in a synthetic surface. The
quickest and affordable option was to re-sow
and grow grass, in the short term.
“The grounds have been regenerated, sown,
top-dressed and fertilised,” said Secretary
Michael Conroy.
The club held a working bee back in April,
where members volunteered their Saturday
to help bring new life to the turf.
“As well was with the recent rain we’ve
had, there has been substantial growth with
cutting and mowing, and we’re looking
forward to the 2019/20 season,” said Mr
Conroy.
“We now have a 50,000 litre rain water tank,
and we are self sufficient thanks to the help
of Premier Fencing and Ballan Recreational
Reserve, who helped resolve our water
issues.”
The grass rinks are set to be on-track for
opening day, which is expected to be at the
end of September, ready for the bowling
season’s commencement in early-October.
Possession of illegal firearms had a man
appear before Magistrate Ron Saines in the
Bacchus Marsh Magistrate’s court on Friday
31 May. The accused pleading guilty to the
four charges.
It was alleged by the prosecution that
33-year-old Liam Sullivan’s home was
searched by police on August 15 last year.
Prosecutor Senior Constable Lisa
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coffee table, gun ammunition, solid shot gun
shells and an air rifle within the accused’s
home.
Along with these items, police found several
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telling police he found “the car in the
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Sullivan also told police in the interview
that he “didn’t know where he got the gun”
and he “thought it was [his] friend’s, who is
dead”.
“This is verging on high level crime,”
Magistrate Ron Saines told the court.
“We need to send a stronger message of
deterrence to you [Sullivan],”
“If someone is working in an overnight
petrol station and has [an illegal weapon]
held up their nose they won’t know what it
is, they’ll believe they’re going to die,” he
said.
Magistrate Saines did not impose
imprisonment, instead he issued a number
of fines totalling $4024 to Sullivan.

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Letters to the Editor

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WRITING LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Each letter must be accompanied with the
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words. Letters to be received via fax, post or email (preferred option). The Editor has the right to limit the
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You may also Post messages on the Moorabool News Facebook page.

Dear Editor, as  very “traditional” and “conservative”.

Regarding proposed cat curfew.
Matt Gorman, (Letters M/News 28 May) is
in denial, or just doesn’t get it!
I would suggest most cat owners look after
and feed their cats well (as he states is the
case with his pet), but this doesn’t stop them
carrying out actions such as killing animal
wildlife, birds of all description including
natives, because that is how they have
evolved. Unless Mr Gorman watches what
his cat is doing every minute of its time spent
outside, he won’t know what actions that
pet undertakes that are detrimental to the
environment and other neighbours.
We also live in an urban (built up) area, and
our immediate neighbours have two cats,
while another one lives over the road. They
all spend some time in their own houses and
backyards, like Mr Gorman’s cat, but they
are allowed to roam day and night, with
no control or responsibility shown by their
owners. I know they are out at night, as they
continually set off the motion sensor lights
BMG also has a certain image to maintain
including via the way its students dress
- well-turned out students can attract
prospective parents to the school. The word
“uniform” itself is also instructive.
And - while talking about words - who is
Sam to dictate to BMG or anyone else which
parts of the English language can or cannot
be used? This type of censorship sounds
like Communism (more below). Or it is just
“progressive thinking”? It’s hard to tell the
difference sometimes.
I wore a uniform to school for 13-years and
then casual clothes to university (part-time)
for another seven. Neither scenario was bet-
ter or worse than the other – both had pros
and cons. Rather than making me feel ex-
cluded, my school uniform ultimately made
me feel more included. There was plenty of
bullying at all the schools I attended but no
student ever teased me about my clothes -
there was no point. Consequently, there was
no “constant criticism, ridicule or comment”
about my uniform. By contrast, when I was

Gateway alert signs

Photo: Helen Tatchell
By Helen Tatchell
Have you seen these new signs? Can’t really
miss them and they are eye-catching, but
will they do what the government expects
them to do?
It is expected Ballan drivers, pedestrians
and cyclists will have safer journeys with
improvements being installed at the town’s
west entrance on the Old Melbourne road.
Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle
said the eye-catching signage and soon to be
unique road markings, are being installed
as part of an $8 million Labor Government
investment to increase safety for regional
Victorians.
Ms Settle said it’s vital that drivers are aware
of the reduced speed limit when travelling
through our regional townships.
“We’re delivering these ‘community
gateway’ upgrades to save lives and reduce
BALLARAT LINE
serious injuries.
“These small changes will make a big
difference to Ballan locals and boost the
safety of all road users,” she said.
In a media statement to the Moorabool
News, it read similar community gateway
treatments have already reduced crashes by
26 to 35 per cent in towns in New Zealand
and more than 300 gateway locations will be
rolled out across Victoria.
‘Community gateways’ are proven to
increase safety by providing a visual
reminder to drivers that they’re entering a
town, ultimately boosting compliance with
reduced speed limits and driver alertness.
The road safety upgrades are part of the $1.4
billion Towards Zero Action Plan and
aims to reduce the number of lives lost
on our roads to 200 or fewer and decrease
serious injuries by 15 per cent by 2020.
outside our bedroom.
Our garden is over 20 years old, hence it has
quite a lot of trees and shrubs that attract
all kinds of birds. The house yards these
cats live in are quite devoid of this sort of
shrubbery, hence the cats spend a lot of time
roaming our back yard, stalking and killing
birds, scratching, defecating and weeing on
garden beds, snaring fish out of the pond,
sleeping under bushes during the day etc.
About four years ago, we were quite proud
to have a family of Willie Wagtails, three
or four families of Honeyeaters in and out
of the bottlebrushes, three families of Blue
Wrens in the hedges, Mudlarks, Rosellas etc.
We had a pond with a dozen largish goldfish
living happily also.
Now, we don’t have fish in the pond, and
none of the aforementioned birds. All
decimated over a couple of years by well-fed
cats out to do what comes naturally, stalk
and kill. A week would not go by that I didn’t
find a little pile of feathers somewhere in the
yard, and I was continually shooing away
cats from our fish pond. Our grandchildren
often ask where the birds and fish have gone.
I read with interest Nanette Eibl’s comments
in the latest M/News 4 June and I am in total
agreement with her. Its high time cat owners
were held accountable for their pets’ actions.
I should add that our rear neighbours have
four cats, that are confined to the house, or
into a large outside enclosed run that the cats
can enter via a cat flap in one of the house
windows. Now there is a responsible cat
owner.
first at uni, some of the more “progressive”
students did ridicule me because I was still
using my (private) school bag there.
I also cannot remember any fellow school
students saying that the uniform made them
“feel ashamed”. Everyone did not like wear-
ing the same clothes as everyone else, and
every day, but as the BMG letter itself indi-
cates, there can be problems if some children
have “better” (designer) non-uniform clothes
than others. I think this would have worse
student alienation outcomes than where eve-
ryone basically dresses the same.
I would agree that wearing a uniform made
me conformist in outlook but given that I
had to go on to be a productive member of
society (rather than being unemployed or at
the fringe of the workforce), having to fit in
to a large organisation was a necessary evil.
Yet my personality still allowed me to be an
individual.
Regarding the “non-gendered uniform ap-
proach”, why don’t we all just pretend that
males and females are 100% the same, in-
cluding in their clothing needs? This was
tried successfully in Chairman Mao’s China.
Hundreds of millions of men and women
wore the same shapeless blue or green
uniforms including caps with red stars. Of
course, the Chairman was not at all “tradi-
tional” or “conservative” but known for his
“progressive thinking”. His Cultural Revo-
lution proved this, including by destroying
much of China’s heritage. And with such
acceptance and tolerance the Chinese people

Coaches replace
I don’t know how the council plans to
monitor/enforce a curfew, and I don’t envy
them trying, but as far as we are concerned,
indeed felt very “valued”.
It might seem extreme to draw a parallel
between Sam’s position and Communism.
Sam’s letter indicates that he or she is a

some evening trains

bring it on. well-meaning, highly educated intellectual.
Peter Longhurst Unfortunately, such people were among the
Darley first to be rounded up in Mao’s (and Stalin’s)

on the Ballarat line

Dear Editor,
I was amazed (in a bad way) to read the let-
ter (4 June 2019) from Sam McLean  regard-
ing the Bacchus Marsh Grammar (BMG) uni-
Sunday 16 June to Tuesday 18 June form policy. I didn’t go to BMG and nor do
my children, but I object to this disrespectful
airing of dirty laundry. It is simply wrong to
make a public issue out of the uniform policy
We’re completing maintenance on the of a private school. But since this has already
Ballarat line. Coaches are replacing Allow been done, I therefore now respond.
some evening trains for the entire an extra The BMG letter quoted by Sam is reasonable.
purges. Sam needs to accept that his or her
rejection of the words “traditional” and
“conservative”, the importance that he or she
places on words in the first instance, and sup-
port for extreme individualism and equality
are  choices based on a personal worldview,
not some indisputable tide of history that
BMG or anyone else should or must adopt.
In conclusion, Sam’s long and somewhat
confusing letter seems to advocate having
no uniform at all. It is based on the assump-
tion that children are the “snowflakes” of

45
It explains the uniform policy rationale and contemporary myth (individually unique
journey while works take place. allows parents to provide feedback. They can but ultimately very much the same as all
object to BMG if they wish. Sam should have the others and liable to fragment under the
To plan your journey and for more slightest adverse circumstances), perma-
confined him or herself to doing this. 
information visit vline.com.au, mins nently scarred and stunted emotionally by
I further object to the Sam’s own objection
or call 1800 800 007. the minute use of “incorrect” language or
to BMG’s use of the words “traditional” and
application of a school policy that applies
“conservative” (and accusing BMG of a lack
equally to everyone within each gender. As a
of thought in using them). The fact that BMG
former uniform-wearing child and a student
has “Grammar” in its title might provide a
of history, I say this is not so. 
hint as to where its actual values lie. When
I think of such schools, it recalls Melbourne, Matt Gorman
Geelong, Ballarat, Brighton and Camber- Ballan
Authorised by Transport for Victoria, 1 Spring Street, Melbourne
well Grammars - which I would describe
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For those who’ve come across the seas

By Kevin Harper

There may be some current controversy over certain lines in

the National Anthem but at Tuesday night’s Moorabool Shire
Citizenship ceremony there was no question of the truth of
‘beauty rich and rare’ as 20-new citizens gathered with 100
guests, including Shire dignitaries, in the Council Chamber’s
at Ballan to have Australian Citizenship conferred on them.
Traditional dress and colours from around the world
sat comfortably and in harmony with each other whilst
Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell and the Moorabool Town
Crier looked far from Aussie in their lace, jabot, frock coat
and tricorn hat. Outside it was cold, dark and wet - inside the
festive atmosphere helped by the Aussie music from Megan
and Ginger from local group Claritude.
Whilst some of the new citizens, like Brian Williams from
Gordon, have lived here for decades, others have very
recently arrived and their reasons from leaving their birth
lands are as varied as the colours as the costumes they wore
to the ceremony.
The importance that the new citizens and their supporters
attached to the ceremony was evident in the dignity they
each brought to the occasion.
Moorabool is growing at a rate that could not have been
envisaged 30 years ago – with the increase in population
we are seeing new complementary cultures introduced that
sit well alongside the mainly European culture established
from our time as a place of important service stops en-route
to the Goldfields.
Our towns are well placed to be a harmonious patchwork
of cultures from the Old World and the New. So much we can
share with each other in celebration and support.
When the National Anthem was sung, there was such
confident determination in the singing that it could only
have been followed by the refrain of that other Aussie classic:
“we are one, but we are many … I am, you are, WE are
Australian”. Juulke Castelijn with Mayor Tatchell and Marco Javier Cock Cardona. Photos – Kevin Harper

The Gill family. Christopher Hughes (right) with Town Crier Gavin Barker. Dr Shani Stuart.

Mrs Lafolafoga McNeill. Mrs Naima Shaker Osorio. The Kaur family with Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell.
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Information Session
Term 2 program – OUT NOW. Book now for – Garden Mass Times – Saturday 28 May – Springbank 6:30pm.
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District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday B3
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Community of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St,
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Focused, family1st friendly
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Courses and classes. MEETINGS
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Non-denominational - Prayer every School SundayGym, 10am, Men’s
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Ballan Anglers Inc
U3A Bacchus Marsh
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church 164 Halletts Way, Darley.
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Shee Oak Ridge Darley makes

the list –
up 2.6%
331 Swans Road, Darley
Price: $1,220,000 - $1,320,000
This excellent lifestyle property is perched high above Bacchus Marsh and
GIL KING
displays scenic views right through to the city skyline. The home comprises of a
functional floorplan with 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, two living zones, a beautiful CEO, REIV
deluxe style kitchen, in-ground pool & flood-light tennis court. 13 main paddocks
Four towns in Regional Vic-
all with water troughs, huge water storage via tanks & bore, full size dressage
toria cracked the half mil-
arena, Korkuperrimul Creek at rear boundary. Enjoy now what this property has lion median house price for
to offer and land bank for your future. the first time in the March
2019 quarter, according to
Real Estate Institute of Vic-
toria (REIV) data.
Phillip Island’s Cape Wool-
amai’s median increased
11 per cent from $477,625 to
$530,000 in the March 2019
quarter, showing strong
growth in the holiday ha-
ven’s property market. The
top sale for the quarter was
a modern three-bedroom
house in Kendall Avenue
which changed hands for
$550,000.
Another seaside town, the
Bellarine Peninsula’s Cur-
lewis, also cracked the half
a million median in the first
quarter of 2019. Curlewis’
median is now sitting at ex-
actly $500,000, up two per
cent from $490,000 in the last
quarter of 2018. A four bed-
room masterpiece on Shore-
line Drive smashed that
median, securing a $810,000
sale price.
The Bacchus Marsh suburb
of Darley also joined the
club. Darley has experienced
rapid growth and develop-
ment in recent years, which
may have contributed to its
2.6 per cent increase in the
median house price from
$490,000 to $502,500.
Meanwhile, McKenzie Hill’s
median house price soared
from $490,000 in the Decem-
ber 2018 quarter to $522,000
in the March 2019 quarter,
a 6.5 per cent increase. The
top sale so far this year was
a four bedroom family home
on McKenzie Way which
sold for $620,000.
To find out more about the
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au/market-insights

YOUR STAKE IN THE GAME

AUCTION Saturday 15 June at 12pm (on-site)
82 MASADA BOULEVARD, WINTER VALLEY
DEVELOPMENT SITE

Andrew Lewis
Land of Comfortable Subdivision Zone Urban 0418 508 908
2/137 Main Street,
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(4¼ acres)*
Phone: 5367Phone:
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0431 914 778
www.lensmith.com.au colliers.com.au/211226
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Darley 331 Swans Road Bed Bath Car
Shee Oak Ridge – 41 acres Private Sale
Excellent lifestyle property perched high $1,220,000 - $1,320,000
above Bacchus Marsh with scenic views to Office 2/137 Main Street,
the city skyline. Functional floorplan with 6 Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, two living zones, a Contact
beautiful deluxe style kitchen, in-ground pool Len Smith 0418 343 754
& flood-light tennis court. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 15th June
10.00-10.30am
Photo ID required
3 2 8 4
Bacchus Marsh 17 George Street Bed Bath Car
Gorgeous Californian Bungalow with modern Private Sale
comforts and a handy address $545,000 - $570,000
This captivating Californian bungalow offers Office 2/137 Main Street,
character & charm throughout and add to that Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
an exceptionally convenient central address Contact
and together you have a gorgeous home Len Smith 0418 343 754
that’s destined to impress. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 15th June
11.45am-12.15pm
Photo ID required
3 1 2 4
Bacchus Marsh 81 Gisborne Road Bed Bath Car
Renovate, Detonate or Develop Private Sale
This older style weatherboard home is Forthcoming Auction
located right in the heart of Bacchus Marsh. Office 2/137 Main Street,
Opportunity here to renovate or detonate Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact
or make an excellent multi unit development
Len Smith 0418 343 754
site. Land size is 1100 sqm. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 15th June
12.30-1.00pm
Photo ID required
3 2 2 4
Darley 2/10 Fredrick Street Bed Bath Car
Well Built 3 Bedroom Unit – 232m2 Land Private Sale
Tucked away in a quiet street is this well built $350,000 - $380,000
3 bedroom low maintenance unit. Ideal for Office 2/137 Main Street,
the first home buyer, investor or downsizer. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Located close to shops, schools, public Contact
transport and freeway entrance to Melbourne Len Smith 0418 343 754
& Ballarat. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
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Darley Lot 25 (No 21) Maddison Circuit
Room to Move – 1650 sqm Private Sale
Set in the popular Maddison Estate in $460,000 - $490,000
Darley and only minutes to Primary Schools, Office 2/137 Main Street,
Childcare facilities, Shopping Centre & easy Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
freeway access to Melbourne/Ballarat, this is Contact
an opportunity not to be missed. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 15th June
11.00-11.30am
Photo ID required
2 1
Bacchus Marsh 75 Lerderderg Street Bed Bath Car
4 Bedroom Home on Lerderderg Street Private Sale
664m2 Land $630,000 - $660,000
This beautiful north facing home is located Office 2/137 Main Street,
in one of the best streets of Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Walking distance to local parks, schools, cafes, Contact
Village Shopping Centre and town centre. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 15th June
1.45-2.15pm
Photo ID required
2 2
Eynesbury 10 Jamieson Court Bed Bath Car
A Captivating and Unique Home Private Sale
Alfresco entertaining and spacious family $750,000 - $770,000
living, this award winning home delivers in Office 2/137 Main Street,
one impressive package. In a quiet court in Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
the family-oriented Eynesbury Estate opposite Contact
parklands and wooded forest at rear makes Len Smith 0418 343 754
this quality home the perfect choice. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
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Bacchus Marsh 65 Dickson Street Bed Bath Car
Beautifully Updated in Central Location - 7002 land Private Sale
Beautifully presented Califlorian Bungalow $635,000 - $665,000
distinguished by an appreciation for the Office 2/137 Main Street,
comforts of 21st century. Perfectly positioned Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact
in quiet central street minutes walk to Primary
schools, main street and Mason’s Lane reserve.
Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 10 William Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 3 Luton Court, Darley
4 3 2 4 2 1

Don’t Dream Dream – Buy One! Quiet & Comfortable!

Sitting on a substantial 1733m² block right in the heart of town is this
impeccable 4 bedroom residence. 3 generous sized bedrooms, central
bathroom & solid timber kitchen. Entertaining is easy with seamless
access to the dining & large family room. Adjacent to the living area is
the huge master bedroom with full ens, WIR & French doors leading out
to the north facing alfresco. Flanked by an 11.8m x 4.2m lock up garage.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $980,000 - $1,070,000
In a quiet court location on a 700m2 block this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom
home is ideal for both the first home buyer or young family. Consisting
of a lounge room & formal dining area, updated kitchen with electric
stove, wall oven & a spacious meals area. The master has a WIR & ens,
& remaining bedrooms have BIRs. The toilet is separate from the family
bathroom. Ducted gas heating & evap cooling is installed throughout.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $445,000 - $465,000

NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

CONTACT Peter 0429 671 990 Daryl 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 7 Pike Place, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 4/42 Raglan Street, Darley
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It Just Feels Like Home! Neat As A Pin Investment

Sensationally presented much loved family residence on a large 877m²
block in a quiet court close to Main Street. Boasting terrific build quality
and a great floor plan it features a Master bedroom with full ENS & WIR.
The remaining 2 bedrooms with BIRs. Large study/4th bedroom. 2
living areas. Open plan kitchen/dining/living. Ducted heating & cooling.
Undercover outdoor entertainment area. Landscaped gardens.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $550,000-$590,000
Great opportunity to get into the property market as an owner occupier
or investor. Very neat 1-bedroom unit freshly painted throughout,
polished floorboards in the living space & new carpet in the bedroom.
The new kitchen has an electric upright stove & ample bench space
with an adjoining meals area. A split system a/c will ensure comfort all
year round & the updated bathroom & laundry is spacious & practical.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $195,000

NEW LISTING NEW LISTING

CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 6/96 Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 19 Osborne Street, Maddingley
1 1 1 3 1 1

Comfortable, Affordable, Assisted Living Multiple Options with Industrial 2 Zoning

Enjoy the peace, privacy & comfort of your 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom Unique opportunity to purchase 978sqm (approx) of Industrial 2 zoned
apartment with kitchenette, disabled friendly bathroom, split system land in the Maddingley Industrial Estate. Well maintained 3 bedroom, 1
heating & cooling & secure handrails throughout. You also have a bathroom home with multiple living areas & provide a great opportunity
semi enclosed private courtyard at the rear & landscaped garden out to run your business from home. Build a factory out the back, or utilise
the front door. The complex has a large shared dining room with all the land for other purposes (STCA). Industrial 2 zoned blocks are hard
meals provided. to come by and the home on the property gives additional flexibility.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $120,000 FOR SALE $460,000-$480,000
CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101 CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 7 Davies Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 42 McLachlan Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 1 1 3 2 2

What An Opportunity Your Brand New Home Awaits

Step inside and experience the quality and neatness of this 3 bedroom, Brand new, bright, spacious, open plan, 3 bedroom home in the popular
1 bathroom home. The bright & spacious loungeroom with split system Bellevue Tops Estate. Located only 1.6kms from the Main Street with
a/c is adjoining the meals & kitchen area. The kitchen with ample easy freeway access. 3 oversized bedrooms, master with fully fitted out
cupboard & bench space comes with a gas cooktop & rangehood & WIP. WIR & quality ensuite, the remaining 2 bedrooms with BIRs. Huge,
The master bedroom has WIR & split system a/c & bedrooms 2 & 3 are open plan, Kitchen, Meals, Living area, full of natural light & opening out
generous in size. Single garage, garden shed & landscaped gardens. onto the undercover alfresco area to the rear.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $360,000 - $380,000 FOR SALE $635,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 57 Connor Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 40 McLachlan Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2

Lifestyle Living At It’s Best Enjoy That New Home Smell

Beautifully presented, much loved family residence ticks all the boxes Brand new, quality built home by Total Building in Bacchus Marsh.
for idyllic resort style living. Featuring 3 generous size bedrooms. Enjoy high end workmanship throughout this spacious 3 bedroom
Multiple living spaces ensuring enough room for the whole family. home. Generous master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, other 2 bedrooms
Spacious front lounge and formal dining room leading to the open plan are oversized & have BIRs. Large, bright, open plan, kitchen, meals
kitchen/meals/living area adjoining an impressive 13.5m x 5.8m living area, flowing out to the undercover alfresco area. Separate sitting
outdoor area complete with pool & decking for year round enjoyment. room/rumpus room. Double garage with internal access.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $599,000-$630,000 FOR SALE $635,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Rikki Millington
5367 2333 0475 888 101 0409 233 157 0429 671 990 Sales Support

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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ANTENNAS

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• Extra Points
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AFTER HOURS 24/7 SERVICING Engineering Road side Assistance
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11 Kennedy Place, Maddingley Located in Wallace Andrew 0458 144 328
Phone 0418 379 265 tekmotive@gmail.com
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ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN

Your local team of Electricians

◆ COMMERCIAL • Split systems
is now
Servicing the Moorabool Area for over 30 years ◆ INDUSTRIAL • New Installations
• Renovations online
◆ RESIDENTIAL
2 Osborne Street, Bacchus Marsh • Pat Testing
go to
Ph: 5368 2001 CALL CHRIS TABB • 24 Hour Emergency Service
E: flowsmartelectrical@hotmail.com
Mob 0419 397 393 W: www.flowsmartelec.com.au themooraboolnews.com.au
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FENCING FENCING EXCAVATION

• Farm Fencing
• Post and Rail
Peter Fry • Driveways
• Block clearing

Fencing Pty Ltd Transport & Earthmoving

• Trenching
• Landscaping

Farm Fencing
• Drainge
• Post holes • Dams • General earth moving
• Site cuts • Contaminated waste removal
Call Steve 0499 102 139 Phone: 5367 1909 Mobile: 0419 112 862 JK Winter Transport & Earthmoving
info@bascotrading.com.au Adam: 0428 519 855 Phone 0438 851 108

EXCAVATION FLORIST GARAGE DOORS GARDENING SERVICES

Bacchus
Door Services Victoria Shugg Gardening

loobyMMels
*Repairs and New Doors
*Remotes and Motors Services
*All Types of Servicing • Lawns Mowed
Bobcat & Small Tipper *24 hrs 7 Days
• Gardens Maintained
• Rubbish Removed
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& General Earthworks Your Local Wedding Specialist Call Andrew 0417 385 483 • Landscaping
Weekend Work Call Melinda 0418 103 533 or email bacchusblooms@gmail.com www.doorservicesvic.com.au • Fully Insured
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HANDYMAN HANDYMAN HANDYMAN HANDYMAN HOME MAINTENANCE

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Mark’s Handyman
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• All types of Fencing
Home Maintenance
and Lawns
~~~~ SERVICES ~~~~ Domestic, Rural, Industrial •Lawns cut & maintained
Indoor and outdoor painting
Complete Home Maintenance • Retaining Walls •Gardens Maintained
including plaster repairs, • Carpentry • Painting • Concrete, rock, timber edging •Tree Trimming
Pruning of all fruit trees and roses, • Watertank installation •Hedge Trimming
Weed Spraying & Trees Trimmed,
• Verandahs & decking
• Tiling • Plastering • Gravel or Brick Paving •Rubbish Removal
Planting, Repotting, New Mulch,
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25% off all work • Driveways, Footpaths •No Job too Small
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Vehicles wanted -
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• Wallpaper • Minor Plastering Repairs
• General Domestic & Commercial Painting BCD40106
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• Free Quotes 15 Haddon Drive, Ballan
Contact Neil Harty Ph: 5367 1776 jcfarley@iinet.net.au Phone: 5368 1966
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SERVICES Specialising in Waste Water Treatment Systems Mark Reddish • Renovations • Bathroom • Kitchens
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0418 343 547
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• General Plumbing • Roofing • Retaining Walls • Tiling • Painting • Plaster
and Daylesford • Hot water sales and installation
• New Homes & Alterations • Bobcat & Tipper Hire • Programmed property maintenance
Come visit us at our retail shop
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reg 20152 www.ballanplumbing.com.au Email: ballananddistrictplumbing@gmail.com shorcane@gmail.com PO Box 250 Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

RUBBISH REMOVAL SELF STORAGE SEPTIC CLEANING SMASH REPAIRS

TIDY SKIPS.COM Septic Tank BODY CLINIC

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-Courtesy Car available by appointment
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• Central • Access 24/7 • Industrial Waste - Dustless sanding - Spot welder
Ph 0477 440 551 - 24hr secured, monitored premises
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& SURROUNDING SUBURBS
210 Main St, BACCHUS MARSH Mob: 0419 400 025
Ph: (03) 5367 3016 26 HADDON DRIVE BALLAN 3342

STONEMASON STOCKFEED TILER TOWN PLANNERS

WILSON STOCKFEED TILER
MEMORIALS 25kg bag
STONEMASONS • Floor and Wall
is now
BALLARAT Oaten Chaff $18 EDQ TOWN PLANNING
& All District Cemeteries • Household Town Planning Applications for
Lucerne Chaff $27
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James@edqtownplanning.com.au
themooraboolnews.com.au
Also Stone Benchtops
www.wilsonmemorials.com.au
(at Ballan Farmers Market Call Stuart on Robert Eskdale 0407 507 651
- Saturday 13 July)
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TRANSPORT TREE LOPPING TREE REMOVAL WATER WATER

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Household Tanks,
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Stock,
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Mulching Service Roadworks Hire Gardens,
and INSURED
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Fully Insured Call Gary McTigue Everything!
Phone Allan Fenwick
Jack – 0409 289 700 0447 000 740 0419 008 027 0437 96 00 34
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LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
Classified ad bookings close 12PM Friday.
Bookings on (03) 5368 1966 or by email —
news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Email must include full contact details or
advertisement cannot be placed.
DEATH NOTICE DEATH NOTICE
DICKINSON, Judith Ann CLOSTER, Gordon
Passed away peacefully on June 8, 2019. Passed away in his 87th year. Leaving behind his six-sons and two-daughters, John (dec), Kevin (Kat), Janet, Rodney,
Aged 72 years Susan, Russell and Neal, Leslie, Andrew. Along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Loved and cherished wife of Lindsay for 30 wonderful years. As they grew up, they all helped to make him a successful gardener.
Loving and devoted mother of Rohan, Tracey and Dale.
Respected stepmother of Shaun and Michael. Rest in Peace Gordon, Doreen
Admired mother-in-law of Samantha and Natalie.
Adored Nan of Brodie, Jayden, Jye, Brittney, Leni, FUNERALS IN MEMORIAM MASSAGE FOR RENT
Emmerson, Jarrod, Darcy and Hannah.
Great Nan of Kyson, Spencer, Sianah and Oakley. Angels Oriental Massage
2/3-bedroom home in
Loved and Remembered Always and Forever Kim Allen Prime Imagine Bacchus Marsh.
4/11/51 - 10/6/15.
having a Centrally located and
Missing you every day

MN02304G2
FUNERAL NOTICE massage
and treasuring close to all amenities.
DICKINSON the memories of in Bali Very neat.
Prayers for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs Judith Ann
Dickinson will be offered at St Brigid’s Catholic Church Inglis
our thirty wonderful 12 Grant Street, $340/$380 per week.
St, Ballan on Friday, June 14, 2019 commencing at 11.30am. years together. Bacchus Marsh Contact:
Following Prayers the Funeral will leave the Church for the Love from Marilyn Ph 0437 725 990 Mark - 0412 195 430
Ballan Cemetery. www.angelspa.com.au

TRUCK AVAILABLE FIREWOOD MUSIC PUBLIC NOTICE

3½ tonne FIREWOOD
TRUCK FOR HIRE
WITH DRIVER Dry
FUNERALS • Pick up to all Ready to burn
Melbourne and
ALL AREAS Piano Lessons
Country

PAT CASHIN
piano & keyboard
• Garage Cleaning/ Chimney Sweep beginner guitar Ballan Bowling Club
Rubbish Removal/ double bass AGM
PHONE
FUNERALS
Clean Properties (Gordon)
Tim Nelson 16th June 2019, 11am
Call: 0409 928 207 5368 9066 0450 904 464 Everyone Welcome

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AB MACHINE (duplex-pro) GC
$10 - 5367 4375
BABY Jolly Jumper $40 - 0455 480
196
BABY Porta-chair. Attaches to
table $30 - 0455 480 196
BABY Avent electric bottle
steriliser $50 - 0455 480 196
BICYCLE jackets (2 x mens, sml)
$12 each. Ph: 5367 8933
BIRD CAGE large 1mx 60cm GC
$35 – 0407 148 184
BIKE, 27 inch, GC, $55 PH:
0415295139
BIKE Aladmode Kids Bike, suit
3-6yo, black, 16”, GC, $40 - 0409
688 825
BOAT 14’ fibreglass boat and
trailer, FREE as is - 0410 536 764
BUFFET CABINET, Solid Pine, 3
glass doors on top, 3 pine doors
below. GC. $100 PH: 0448918665
CAR filters (3) to suit Fiat Decato
3L from 12-16 model $100 lot –
0413 000 289
CHILDS stroller GC $10. Ph: 5367
8933
CHILD PRAM, Double seater,
Childcare, good working order,
waterproof cover, FREE Ph 0418
310 992
COUCHES, 2 x 3 seaters, light
grey floral, excellent condition,
FREE Ph 0403 868 552
COUCHES (2) 3 seater couches,
Navy blue, velvet $100 lot - 5348
6725
CROCHET knee rug new 137 x
137cm $20 – 0412 869 304
CROCHET knee rug new 92 x 92
$15
Semco long stitch - 0412 869
304
CROSS-TRAINER (York 3600)
GC $90 - 5367 4375
CUTLERY SS (Strachan) (56-piece)
8 people, complete set unused $80
ono – 0409 534 572
DESK computer, black / grey
shelves, 1 drawer $20 – 0402 929
664
DRYER Tumble Clothes dryer,
$30 - 0434 997 292
DUTCH OVEN New in box
Arcosteel 24cm with lid 18/10 SS
$50 ono - 5367 5663
DVDS Charmed season 1 & 2 $25
lot - 0409 173 769
GARDEN ‘Farmhouse Garden’ kit
– new $5 - 0412 869 304
GOLF clubs set + bag $95 – 0417
511 204
HEATER, outdoor, table top, with
gas bottle, EC, $100 Ph 0418 318
164
LAWN MOWER, Rover, starts
easy, $80 - 0406 513 089
LIGHT fittings (2) 5 bulb pendants
$50ea - 0419 356 938
MATTRESS QS Blow Up Floor
Mattress with pump. VGC $99-
0400 723 221
LOUNGE SUITE, 1 x 3 seater, 2
recliners, green leather/vinyl,
VGC, $100 - 0413 587 904
LOUNGE suite (Jason) 3 seater, 2
recliners one slightly worn $100 -
5310 6626
MINCER, electric, GC $50 - 5367
0486
OVEN Convection Homemaker,
used once, as new, $25 – 5369 2286
PILLOW Twin babies feeding
pillow, XL, 2 washable covers, $70
ONO - 0409 688 825
POWER INVERTER, 150 watt
continuous, EC, $30 Ph 0418 318
164
PVC PIPE, stormwater 90mm, 2x6
metre, 2x4 metre, $40 Ph 0418 318
164
ROWING MACHINE (Healthstream)
GC $60 – 5367 4375
SOCCER table, brand new $100 –
5368 6643
SAUCEPANS New in box
Tuffsteel 5 piece SS with glass lids
$80 ono - 5367 5663
SAUCEPANS New in box
Homemaker 6 piece 18/10 SS with
lids $50 ono - 5367 5663
SOFA 2 Seat VGC FREE - 0401 421
713
SAUSAGE MACHINE, electric,
hardly used, $75 - 5367 0486
TABLE Wooden Coffee Table with
drawer VGC $50 - 0405 966 910
TV CABINET with glass doors 710
mm x 450 mm $60 - 0418 127 040
VACUUM Cleaner, Homemaker,
2000 watt, Bagless, VGC, $60 –
0455 632 593
WALKER, Sturdy Walker VGC
hardly used $80 - 5310 6626
WATER TANK, plastic in steel
frame, 1000 litre, $30 - 5367 0486
WORKBOOTS Mongrel size 9
men. Brand new in box $60 – 0411
560 121
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AFL Goldfields Women’s CHNL Ladder

Myrniong District Football League
Team
A Grade
PTS %

Rainfall Report
1 Learmonth...............32 371.92
Results - Round 6 2 Hepburn..................28 236.89
Women’s Competition 3 Buninyong...............28 192.54
4 Ballan......................28 155.66
Carisbrook 5.9 (39) def Sebastopol 4.3 (27) 5 Springbank..............28 151.67
May 2019 rainfall 125.2 millimetres Melton 9.9 (63) def Lake Wendouree 2.1 (13)
Total for the year 2019 197.4 millimetres Redan 8.6 (54) def East Point 3.1 (19)
AFL Goldfields 6 Rokewood...............24 135.24
7 Gordon....................24 90.34
8 Dunnstown..............16 101.56
May 2018 rainfall 89.5 millimetres
Bacchus Marsh 2.6 (18) drew Gisborne 2.6 (18) Women’s 9 Carngham...............16 75.82
Ballarat U18 Youth Girls 10 Waubra...................12 132.26
Total at same time last year 217.7 millimetres
Ballarat Swans 15.12 (102) def Lexton 1.1 (7)
Football 11 Bungaree................12 91.46
12 Clunes.....................12 69.69
Carisbrook 8.3 (51) def Lake Wendouree 4.9 (33) League Ladder 13 Skipton....................12 69.31
Redan 6.7 (43) def East Point Dragons 3.3 (21) 14 Newlyn......................8 60.60
Team % PTS 15 Creswick...................4 38.33
North Ballarat City def Creswick (forfeit)
AFL Goldfields Women’s 16 Daylesford.................4 25.79
Riddell U18 Youth Girls 1   Redan..................... 1121.82 24       17 Beaufort....................0 52.04
Bacchus Marsh Cobras 5.9 (39) def Diggers Rest Burras 1.1 (7) B Grade
Pykes Creek Reservoir Melton Centrals 6.3 (39) def Gisborne 3.3 (21)
2   Melton Centrals.......559.09
3   Gisborne................. 268.60
20      
18      
1 Learmonth...............32 249.25
2 Hepburn..................28 200.47
The dam and reservoir are located on a tributary Woodend 8.12 (60) def Melton 1.0 (6) 4   East Point.................718.68 16       3 Springbank..............28 153.40
of the Werribee River and impound 22,119 ML of Ballarat U15 Youth Girls 5   Melton......................126.21 16       4 Ballan......................24 159.15
6   Bacchus Marsh..........88.94 14       5 Clunes.....................24 139.67
water when full, as seen in the picture above Redan 5.8 (38) def Ballarat 2.2 (14) 6 Newlyn....................24 138.50
North Ballarat 12.12 (84) def Lake Wendouree 0.4 (4) 7   Carisbrook.................16.32 4        7 Buninyong...............24 127.97
Western Water Report Reservoir levels 8   Lake Wendouree....... 13.11 4        8 Bungaree................18 130.48
Pykes Creek Reservoir at 31 May 2019 59.0% Riddell U15 Youth Girls  9   Darley......................... 17.02 0        9 Rokewood...............18 92.45
Water level this time last year 74.0% Sunbury Kangaroos 4.2 (26) def Darley 0.2 (2) 10  Sebastopol................15.37 0        10 Gordon....................16 82.85
Gisborne 17.10 (112) def Melton 0.0 (0) 11 Waubra...................12 83.11
12 Dunnstown..............12 82.24
Ballarat U13 Junior Girls Ballarat U18 Youth Girls 13 Carngham...............12 78.91
Lakers 4.2 (26) def Ballarat Storm 1.1 (7) 1   Ballarat Swans......... 471.21 22       14 Creswick...................8 69.96

Lost and Found Redan 3.7 (25) def East Point Dragons 2.1 (13)
Ballarat Swans 3.3 (21) def North Ballarat 0.1 (1)
2   Redan.......................325.27
3   North Ballarat City...109.86
4   Lake Wendouree.....214.48
20      
18      
12      
15 Skipton......................4 60.94
16 Daylesford.................4 34.75
17 Beaufort....................0 32.96
C Grade
Riddell U13 Junior Girls
5   Carisbrook............... 101.78 12       1 Hepburn..................32 198.06
Melton 9.9 (63) def Woodend 0.0 (0) 6   East Point Dragons....64.36 4        2 Learmonth...............28 174.63
Gisborne 2.2 (14) def Melton Centrals 1.1 (7) 7   Creswick.................... 63.16 4        3 Springbank..............28 169.06
4 Ballan......................28 130.43
8   Lexton........................15.64 4        5 Bungaree................24 129.38
CHFL Top Goal Kickers 9   Ararat Storm................0.00 0        6 Buninyong...............20 121.18
Seniors  7 Dunnstown..............18 105.08
Riddell U18 Youth Girls 8 Creswick.................16 117.73
Marcus Darmody Newlyn.................................... 43         9 Waubra...................16 97.25
Brendan Sutcliffe Gordon..................................... 26         1   Melton Centrals...... 656.25 20      
10 Newlyn....................16 92.34
Adam Toohey Gordon..................................... 23         2   Gisborne................. 562.86 20       11 Clunes.....................16 75.21
3   Bacchus Marsh........223.15 16       12 Carngham...............14 95.06
Reserves
4   Woodend....................69.44 12       13 Skipton....................10 88.41
Billie Leskosek Buninyong.............................. 28 14 Rokewood.................8 83.25
Rodney Watts Ballan....................................... 27 5   Melton..........................8.85 4       
15 Gordon......................8 66.29
6   Diggers Rest Burras.. 16.07 0        16 Daylesford.................4 42.05
Under 18
7   Sunbury Kangaroos....0.00 0        17 Beaufort....................4 41.38
Jimmy  Wallesz Hepburn.................................. 33         17 & Under
DSH Black & White, Adult DSH Black Torti, Adult 8   Gisborne White............0.00 0       
Jackson Kurzman Springbank..............................16         1 Learmonth...............32 244.55
desexed Female “Betty” desexed Female “Beatrice” 9   Darley Devils................0.00 0       
Connor Parkin Springbank..............................16         2 Bungaree................28 267.29
Available for adoption Available for adoption
Lachlan Reynolds Gordon......................................16         3 Hepburn..................28 149.72
Jack McGregor Ballan....................................... 15         Ballarat U15 Youth Girls 4 Newlyn....................24 171.56
1   Redan.......................614.29 24       5 Springbank..............24 150.31
Under 15 6 Daylesford...............24 130.63
2   North Ballarat...........607.69 20      
Max Filmer Dunnstown............................. 44         7 Dunnstown..............20 132.48
Tyler Pike             Gordon..................................... 24         3   East Point Dragons.. 111.56 16      
8 Buninyong...............20 131.85
Joseph Gregory         Springbank..............................19         4   Ballarat.......................49.06 8        9 Ballan......................20 117.33
Thomas Elliott         Bungaree................................. 15         5   Lake Wendouree.......26.50 4        10 Waubra...................16 117.10
Daniel Britt           Dunnstown..............................14         11 Clunes.....................16 111.80
Riddell U15 Youth Girls  12 Skipton....................10 57.71
13 Gordon....................10 47.26
1   Gisborne............... 1696.43 24      
Ballan Brumbies Basketball 2   Sunbury.....................64.23 16      
14 Creswick...................8 56.86
15 Rokewood.................4 51.12
Results – Week ending Sunday 2 June 3   Melton........................28.93 8        16 Carngham.................4 45.00
4   Darley.........................30.00 0        17 Beaufort....................0 17.92
Under 10 Boys
15 & Under
Ballan Blue 7 lost Saints Clippers 10 5   Melton Centrals...........0.00 0       
1 Hepburn..................32 198.45
Ballan White - Bye 2 Learmonth...............28 165.91
DSH Tabby & White, Adult DLH Torti, 7 year old Under 10 Girls Ballarat U13 Junior Girls 3 Waubra...................28 135.04
desexed Female “Paris” desexed Female “Moxie 1   Redan...................... 788.00 24       4 Buninyong...............24 206.98
Ballan 8 lost Excies Acmy White 9 5 Springbank..............24 159.50
Available for adoption Moo” Available for adoption 2   Ballarat Swans......... 427.03 20      
Under 12 Boys 6 Bungaree................24 127.61
3   East Point Dragons..325.37 16       7 Creswick.................20 132.91
Ballan White 15 lost Drummo Dragons Black 24
4   North Ballarat...........112.20 16       8 Daylesford...............20 127.62
Ballan Blue 22 def Phoenix 13 9 Newlyn....................16 92.59
5   Lakers........................ 45.13 8       
Under 12 Girls 10 Carngham...............16 86.05
6   Ballarat Storm............15.22 8       
Ballan 8 lost Celtic Tigers Red 23 11 Dunnstown..............12 77.04
7   Carisbrook................... 7.45 4        12 Clunes.....................12 73.43
Under 14 Boys
13 Ballan......................12 91.85
Balan White 7 lost Sovereign Knights 55 Riddell U13 Junior Girls 14 Gordon......................8 67.14
Ballan Blue 46 def Sovereign Knights 30 1   Gisborne................. 282.54 20       15 Skipton......................8 54.63
Under 14 Girls 2   Melton Centrals.......310.45 16       16 Beaufort....................8 48.62
17 Rokewood.................0 27.73
Ballan 26 def Celtic Tigers 22 3   Melton......................234.91 16       13 & Under
Under 16 Boys 4   Bacchus Marsh........ 112.07 16       1 Carngham...............32 752.38
Ballan 38 defeated Wildcats 33 5   Woodend......................1.90 4        2 Bungaree................28 330.99
Under 16 Girls 6   Darley Devils................0.00 0        3 Learmonth...............28 253.33
4 Hepburn..................28 238.68
Ballan 39 def Wildcats 7 7   Rupertswood ..............0.00 0        5 Dunnstown..............28 228.42
DSH Black, Adult desexed DLH Tabby & White, Adult Under 18 Boys 6 Skipton....................24 215.73
Male “Bart” Available for desexed Male “Thor” Ballan 21 defeated Celtic Tigers Red 15 7 Springbank..............24 154.20
8 Daylesford...............18 71.64
adoption Available for adoption
Results - Week ending 9 June 9 Newlyn....................16 88.71
10 Clunes.....................16 50.52
Further details on cats and dogs available for Under 16 Boys
11 Waubra...................12 68.39
adoption can be viewed on councils ‘Moorabool Pet Ballan 39 def Phoenix White 33 12 Buninyong ..............12 62.29
Adoption’ page on Facebook. Under 16 Girls 13 Gordon......................8 63.76
Ballan 39 def Sovereign Knights White 14 14 Rokewood.................8 47.55
For more information contact Council Customer 15 Ballan........................6 22.22
Service on 5366 7100. Under 18 Boys 16 Beaufort....................0 7.47
Ballan 35 lost Phoenix 36 17 Creswick...................0 6.37
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Cobras overrun Devils

by Todd Whelan
Bacchus Marsh has record-
ed an emotional 23-point
win over town rivals Darley
in last Saturday’s ‘FIGHT
MND’ round of BFNL
football.
A capacity crowd descend-
ed on a sun kissed Mad-
dingley Park, loaded with
anticipation likened more to
a final in September, to wit-
ness the Cobras overrun a
disappointing Devils outfit.
At the final siren, a wave of
jubilant Cobras’ players and
informed supporters ran to-
wards defender Quade Butt
to console the local favorite
in victory, following the
devastating loss of his father
earlier in the week. There
wasn’t a dry eye donning
the red, yellow and black
in the aftermath as Butt led
his team from the ground in
tears, to heartfelt applause.
The Cobras didn’t have it
all their own way early and
had to overcome a shaky
start and a 19-point deficit at
the first change. Twenty-two
scoring shots to five thereaf-
ter would best describe the
emphatic nature of the Co-
bras upper hand. It was the
second week in a row Darley
was held to eight goals.
Unfortunately for the Dev-
ils, their inability to show
resistance told of a side in
desperate need of a rest.
The bye couldn’t come at
a better time for the third
placed Devils before their
next match against Lake
Wendouree at Darley Park
on June 22. Captain Shane
Page’s effort in his 100th
game and key forward Jake
Edward’s return (four goals)
were the shining lights in
an otherwise lack lustre
team performance. Darren
Leonard toiled manfully as
usual while Harley Inglis
enjoyed his run with role
on Nick Stuhldrier to limit
his influence. The Devils
dual effort mission in the
ruck (Brad Spiteri and Kyle
Ford) to negate Cobras star
Daniel Burton returned a
pass mark. Burton, although
solid, didn’t have the usual
dominance we’ve seen in
previous Derbies.
Darley coach Heath Scot-
land was ‘bang on’ with his
overall assessment in the
post-match.
“We were smashed after
quarter time,” he said.
Jacob Chisari was the un-
likely hero forward for the
Cobras in the absence of
Billy Griffiths and finished
with four goals that could
easily have been six. Key for-
ward and joint Cobras cap-
tain Jake Owen (two goals)
savoured his first win over
the old enemy since his ar-
rival at the beginning of 2018
with a best on ground per-
formance. The win ended a
losing streak of six games for
the club against the Devils
dating back to August 2017.
Cobras Coach Pete Davey
was thrilled with the win,
consolidating fifth place on
the ladder and squaring the
ledger with three wins and
three losses.
“Our response after quarter
time showed maturity and a
lot of faith in our system,” he
said.
“Our ability to move on
from that poor start was
something we struggled to
do in our first three games.”
While Davey sang praise of
his ‘back six’, he gave Devils
forward Jake Edwards a de-
served rap in the process.
“Our defence was great,” he
said.
“To concede only 11 scor-
ing shots was pleasing as it’s
something we’ve been work-
ing hard on since the early
rounds.
“Jake Edwards kicked goals
today but Dylan Grimes
(Richmond) wouldn’t have
stopped him the way he
was catching them at full
stretch.”
Davey acknowledged the
courage under sufferance of
Quade Butt.
“Quade was phenominal
today given his circum-
stances,” he said.
“For him, not only to pull on
the jumper, but to be sound
with his skills and decision
making including a clutch
goal, showed unbelievable
heart.”
While it may have been the
Cobras best win to date in
2019, Davey has his feet firm-
ly on the ground, citing room
for further improvement.
“Our forward line wasn’t
overly cohesive (especially
early), and our mid’s were
getting beaten at stoppages
(early),” he said.
“(Finally) we have some
welcomed continuity with
our fixture to look forward
to.
“To play a few games with
a settled senior group is a bit
of a novelty and something
that will certainly help with
our planning.
“We know Darley weren’t
at full strength and that they
had their injury issues dur-
ing the game as well.
“Looking back, they were
in exactly the same position
as we were in Round 2, so
while the win is nice, we
won’t be getting too carried
Photos BMFNC/DFNC
away,” Davey said.
While the Cobras list lacks Final Score 4, M. Hanson 2, C. Young 1,
the top end talent of more
BACCHUS MARSH - 1.1- J. Ancrum.
recent times, they play with
7, 4.6-30, 8.9-57, 10.14-74 def Bacchus Marsh (Whelan’s
a brand of honesty that cer-
DARLEY - 4.2-26, 5.2-32, 7.2- Best) - J. Owen, J. Chisari,
tainly rivals in comparison.
44, 8.3-51 R. Stuhldrier, B. Easton, D.
They meet a struggling Mel-
Bacchus Marsh (Goals) - J. Burton.
ton South on the road this
Chisari 4, J. Owen 2, H. King, Darley (Whelan’s Best)
week while the Devils lick
A. Willits 1, Q. Butt. - S.Page, J. Edwards, T. An-
their wounds over a much
Darley (Goals) - J. Edwards gwin, D. Leonard, H. Inglis.
needed bye.

Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

Bacchus Marsh Netball Assoc.

Results - Finals
Monday Night 3 June
Section 1a
Fireworks 22 lost Sparks 24
Sparkles 29 def Vamps 8
Section 1b
Aces 25  vs  Eagles 6
Bacchus Marsh competitors at Benalla. Photos - supplied Nicholas Ide Gold Medallist
Zodiacs 24  vs  BM Stars 20
The Queen’s Birthday long weekend Bacchus Marsh finished third overall Girls U13 3000m
Section 2 saw Bacchus Marsh families travel up in the Benalla Perpetual Trophy award. Cook Elise – 13.31 – 3rd
Sapphires 22 def Astrids 16 the Hume Highway to compete in the A great effort against 17 other Centres Ide Danielle – 14.10 – 6th
Diamonds 22 def Thunderstruck 18 Benalla Little Athletics Centre Cross from across the State. Doyle Tyrah – 15.07 – 7th
Country Open Day. Results Girls U14 3000m
Section 3
The athletes and supporters were Girls U7 1000m Henry Tamara – 15.56 – 4th
Hunters 15 def Super Stars 6 transported to and from Benalla when Quick Mackenzie – 5.19 – 5th Perpetual Trophy
Lightning 5 lost Hotshots Jun 9 local business, Shane Cook Homes, do- Boys U7 1000m Benalla 1st
Section 4 nated a hire bus for the day. White James – 5.04 – 2nd Diamond Valley 2nd
In ideal conditions athletes enjoyed the Girls U8 1000m Bacchus Marsh 3rd
Fast & Furious 1 lost Little Stars 9 experience of competing against many Grant Mathilde – 4.44 – 3rd Doncaster 4th
Skittles 4 def Zooplers 0 athletes from across the state. Boys U9 1500m Shepparton 5th
Wednesday Night 5 June Nicholas Ide led from start to finish Doyle Deegan – 6.57 – 5th
Whittlesea City 5th
in the Under 10 1500m to win a Gold Girls U10 1500m
Section 1 Craigeburn 6th
medal, while teammate Oliver Quick White Evie – 8.11 – 7th
Eureka 31 lost Devils 40 Knox 7th
crossed the finish line in 3rd place to Boys U10 1500m
Ide Nicholas – 6.07 – 1st Wangaratta 7th
Jayes 24 lost Strike 42 claim the Bronze medal. James White
Quick Oliver – 6.23 – 3rd Mansfield 7th
Section 2 put in a solid performance which
earned him a Silver medal in the Boys Girls U12 2000m Albury 8th
Hotshots Snr 13 lost Power 38 Under 7 1000m. Meanwhile, Under 8 Stewart Emma – 10.27 –3rd Sherbrooke 9th
Clovers 37 def Shooters 27 athlete Mathilde Grant won Bronze in Brigham Summer – 10.54 –4th Corowa 10th
the 1000m, as did Emma Stewart in the Watts Kira – 11.15 – 5th Seaford 10th
Squad
Under 12 2000m event. Elise Cook also Boys U12 2000m Lavington 10th
BM Firetails 25 def VUSC Teal 2 took home a Bronze medal in the Under White Samuel – 9.30 – 7th Murrindindi 11th
Hurricanes Aroha 12 lost BM Firetails 16 13 3000m. Burton James – 10.27 – 8th Kew 11th
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CANCER—June 22 2019 Page 25
11 June,
Trips are successful this week, but also tiring. Look after
health needs with diligence and recruit help for strenu-
ous jobs. Friends bring good luck after the weekend.

Stars & Puzzles

LEO—July 23-August 22
Your heart may be ruled by the mind this week, but emo-
tions take charge now. Balance is stressed. A balanced
diet and a balanced health regime. Return messages
promptly or you may miss an exciting opportunity.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
The focus shifts from romance to just about every other
QUICK PUZZLE area. It’s not that your partner is cool, just that you are

★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
both enjoying other distractions - among them a reunion
and a promotion.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
For health’s sake, think about signing up for a sports or
★★★★★★★★ fitness programme. A new acquaintance may prove to be
a new friend and an old friend may start to meddle.

SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
ARIES—March 21-April 20
Social entanglements demand some explanation and this
There may be some roadblocks in your career this week is not the time for laughing off a dilemma. Younger rela-
and some awkward moments on the homefront and yet tives prove cheerful and stimulating company. The week-
it’s a positive period. The best news is that you and your end favours mingling for singles and marrieds.
partner seem to be on identical wavelengths.
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
You prove a little too offbeat for your companions, but
You can’t be too methodical when making any kind of your advanced ideas are about to pay off. Plans can be
purchase. Ask questions and do more consumer research. broken and broken again. Romantically this is a mellow
On the other hand, be extra trusting in romance. More period and financially a bright week.
time than usual may be spent with officials.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
GEMINI—May 23-June 21
There’s a fun mood at play now and you could find your-
In romance, a lucky cycle starts now. Your littlest wish self enjoying things that you haven’t done in ages.
seems to be granted. On the negative side, you may have Surprise long distance news arrives around the weekend.
difficulty getting any kind of serious assistance on the Reading is emphasized, for business and pleasure.
weekend.
NO. 9104 CANCER—June 22-July 22
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
ACROSS DOWN The pace slackens and finally you can get some rest. A
Trips are successful this week, but also tiring. Look after domenstic problem surfaces around the weekend, but you
1. Await (4) 1. Flower (5) health needs with diligence and recruit help for strenu-
7. Wine (9) 2. Garment (5) can solve it if you apply ingenuity. Interviews are in the
ous jobs. Friends bring good luck after the weekend. picture after Thursday.
8. Above (4) 3. Tremble (6)
9. Declare (4) 4. Come out (6) LEO—July 23-August 22 PISCES—February 20-March 20
10. Act (4) 5. Terra firma (4)
11. Majority (4) 6. Continual (9) Your heart may be ruled by the mind this week, but emo- Don’t hold back with your emotions. A show of feelings
14. Musician (10) 12. Hostility (9) tions take charge now. Balance is stressed. A balanced is just what Cupid ordered. Ideas are superb now, but
16. Unlikely (10) 13. Blotch (4) diet and a balanced health regime. Return messages you may have trouble putting them to use. Be careful
19. Fruit (4) 15. Bound (4) promptly or you may miss an exciting opportunity. that your brainstorms are not being “borrowed”.
22. River (England) (4) 17. Herb (6)
24. Currency (4) 18. Headgear (6) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
25. Fever (4) 20. Rage (5) The focus shifts from romance to just about every other You are shrewd, perceptive and ready to fight for a cause.
26. Killer (9) 21. Pick (5) area. It’s not that your partner is cool, just that you are Also stubborn and sometimes too intense for your own
27. Minx (4) 23. Knife (4) both enjoying other distractions - among them a reunion good. It’s important to broaden your perspective if you
are to complete your goals in life.
CRYPTIC PUZZLE and a promotion.
ACROSS LIBRA—September 23-October 22
1. Flies will come out when spring starts (4). 7, Grounds For health’s sake, think about signing up for a sports or
for changing the men’s diets (9). 8. Has grants (4). 9. fitness programme. A new acquaintance may prove to be

Fish and grouse (4). 10. Go off for a spin (4). 11. Auction
that’s small beer (4). 14. When you see from above,
don’t think much of (4,4,2). 16. Home guard! (4,6). 19.
For a time, the editor takes it back (4). 22. Old house,
damp inside (4). 24. The assistant is less than ideal,
anyhow (4). 25. To satisfy, pour back (4). 26. Neither do
we take the smashing Gina to be a foreigner (9). 27. I’d
gone off with her to find Daniel (4).
DOWN
1. Searches about to find one’s place of origin (5). 2.
Criticise the Spanish quiz team (5). 3. Without a break
for the musicians (6). 4. One of the favourites gets
chucked out (6). 5. Retired from the side (4). 6. Not a
port for sailors (9). 12. The acknowledgment sent today
to the embassy (9). 13. Besides, eels wriggle (4). 15.
Lack point, to a hard worker (4). 17. Transmute to silver
(6). 18. Getting a goal, are out to win (6). 20. She’s the
one with the French name (5). 21. Spare paper (5). 23.
Dejected when it’s reduced (4).
SUDOKU
a new friend and an old friend may start to meddle.
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
Social entanglements demand some explanation and this
NUMBER GAME
is not the time for laughing off a dilemma. Younger rela-
tives prove cheerful and stimulating company. The week-
end favours mingling for singles and marrieds.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
You prove a little too offbeat for your companions, but
your advanced ideas are about to pay off. Plans can be
broken and broken again. Romantically this is a mellow
period and financially a bright week.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
There’s a fun mood at play now and you could find your-
self enjoying things that you haven’t done in ages.
Surprise long distance news arrives around the weekend.
Reading is emphasized, for business and pleasure.

SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9103

Down. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
The pace slackens and finally you can get some rest. A
ant. 17, Change. 18, End-ear. 20, I-Rene. 21, Extra. 23,
QUICK SOLUTIONS domenstic problem surfaces around the weekend, but you
6, Starboard. 12, Ad-mission. 13, Else (anag.). 15, W-
Across - 7, Hopelessness. 8, Spoken. 9, Lustre. 10,
Down - 1, Roots. 2, Pan-el. 3, Legato. 4, Tipped. 5, Left.
can solve it if you apply ingenuity. Interviews are in the
Brother. 12, Enemy. 15, Slack. 16, Artless. 18, Whiten.
(anag.). picture after Thursday.
20, Allure. 22, Straightaway.
(anag.). 25, Meet (rev.). 26, Nor-we-gian. 27, Lena
Down - 1, Corporal. 2, Leek. 3, Meander. 4, Psalm. 5,
screen. 19, Ti-dE (rev.). 22, (ho)Use-d(amp). 24, Aide PISCES—February 20-March 20
Personal. 6, User. 11, Taciturn. 13, Mistreat. 14, Breathe.
9, Carp. 10, Turn. 11, S-ale. 14, Look down on. 16, Fire Don’t hold back with your emotions. A show of feelings
17, Snail. 19, Hose. 21, Leap.
Across - 1, Rips (anag.). 7, Sediments (anag.). 8, Owns. is just what Cupid ordered. Ideas are superb now, but
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS you may have trouble putting them to use. Be careful
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS that your brainstorms are not being “borrowed”.
Across - 7, Main business. 8, S-to-Wed. 9, Sou-red.
17, Borage. 18, Bonnet. 20, Anger. 21, Elect. 23, Stab.
10, Tri-Vi-al. 12, Start. 15, Plump. 16, C-orrect. 18, I-
Land. 6, Incessant. 12, Animosity. 13, Scar. 15, Tied. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
ndigo. 20, Career. 22, Clergical grey. You are shrewd, perceptive and ready to fight for a cause.
Down - 1, Past-oral. 2, A-new. 3, Sundial. 4, Fir-St. 5,
Down - 1, Bloom. 2, Dress. 3, Shiver. 4, Emerge. 5,
Also stubborn and sometimes too intense for your own
Re-butter. 6, Is-le(t). 11, Vamp-ire-s. 13, Rocketed. 14,
22, Isis. 24, Rand. 25, Ague. 26, Strangler. 27, Brat.
good. It’s important to broaden your perspective if you
Co-nceal. 17, Dor-is. 19, N-ice. 21, R-age. Over-rate.
Deed. 11, Mass. 14, Cornettist. 16, Improbable. 19, Date.
are to complete your goals in life.
14, Fleeced. 17, St-and. 19, Gas-h. 21, Will.
Across - 1, Bide. 7, Champagne. 8, Over. 9, Aver. 10,
QUICK SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9104

Page 26 The Moorabool News – 11 June, 2019
International comp for duo
A trip across the ditch has
been worthwhile for two mem-
bers of Pentland Calisthenics
College’s Intermediate team.
Tahnee Currie and Niketa
Field returned from a success-
ful trip to Auckland, New Zea-
land where they performed
at the inaugural Roar Calis-
thenics Academy Solo, Duo
and Graceful Competition in
mid-May.
The competition was held at
the Raye Freedman Arts Cen-
tre in Auckland where each
girl performed a Calisthenic
Solo and a Graceful Solo and
for the first time performed to-
gether as a duo.
Locally, they compete as mem-
bers in various age groups – in
New Zealand they competed
in a combined Intermedi-
ate Section for each of their
performances.
Tahnee and Niketa are both
coached individually for solos -
Tahnee by Nikki Gwyn-Sutton
and Niketa by Dannae Stewart.
For their duo performance
‘Harlequin and The Joker’, the
girls received a third placing
with Niketa receiving an Hon-
ourable Mention for her ‘La
La Land’ inspired Calisthenic
Solo.
Tabcorp Park Saturday 8 June
Saturday 8 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 10, Winner: Mass Destruction (10). Trainer:
Brent Lilley. Driver: Ross Payne. Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.
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BFL
Ladder
Team % PTS
Seniors
1   Redan.......................126.33 24      
Club A B C D 19&U E 2   East Point................. 190.10 20      
Bacchus Marsh 50 53 43 48 26 38 3   Darley....................... 144.14 20      
Darley 37 36 36 20 29 10 4   Melton......................120.36 20      
Lake Wendouree 36 50 34 36 37 18 5   Sebastopol................116.11 16      
Sunbury 55 40 35 34 45 29
6   Sunbury...................107.84 16      
Melton 45 44 34 25 30 37
Redan 32 44 24 16 43 15
7   Bacchus Marsh.........121.19 12      
Sebastopol 34 35 27 25 1 16 8   North Ballarat City..... 93.10 12      
Melton South 38 53 20 35 62 27 9   Lake Wendouree.......73.26 10      
10  Melton South.............36.42 8       
11  Ballarat......................60.28 6       
Ballarat Football League Reserves
Results – Round 7 1   Sunbury...................391.91 28      
2   East Point................ 308.93 28      
Seniors 3   Lake Wendouree.....116.85 20      
Bacchus Marsh 10.14 (74) def Darley 8.3 (51 4   Melton........................83.78 18      
Sunbury 16.16 (112) def Lake Wendouree 10.16 (76) 5   Ballarat.......................91.37 16      
6   Sebastopol.................96.82 12      
Melton 15.12 (102) def Redan9.7 (61) 7   Darley.........................94.41 12      
Sebastopol 17.12 (114) def Melton South 3.7 (25) 8   Bacchus Marsh...68.61   12      
Nth Ballarat City 12.11 (83) def East Point 3.15 (33) 9   Redan.........................60.76 10      
10  North Ballarat City....55.73 8       
Reserves 11  Melton South.............35.25 4       
Bacchus Marsh 9.6 (60) def Darley 8.5 (53)
Sunbury 8.11 (59) def Lake Wendouree 4.8 (32) Under 19s
1   North Ballarat City...518.40 28      
Melton 9.9 (63) drew Redan 9.9 (63) 2   Redan.......................253.93 28      
Sebastopol 16.10 (106) def Melton South 7.4 (46) 3   Ballarat.....................176.06 24      
East Point 20.13 (133) def North Ballarat City 4.2 (26) 4   Melton......................168.94 20      
5   Sunbury...................159.55 16      
Under 19s 6   East Point.................152.36 12      
Darley 7.17 (59) def Bacchus Marsh 5.2 (32) 7   Lake Wendouree..... 122.12 12      
Lake Wendouree 9.10 (64) def Sunbury 8.6 (54) 8   Darley.......................121.48 12      
9   Bacchus Marsh..........21.64 4       
Redan 7.6 (48) def Melton 2.4 (16) 10  Melton South.............18.92 4       
North Ballarat City 10.8 (68) def East Point 2.5 (17) 11  Sebastopol..................6.59 4       
Ballan Golf Club
Results - Week ending Saturday 8 June
Wednesday– Stableford
(Men’s & Ladies)
Winner - Hugh Miller (14) 35 points.
R/up Bob Arklay (6) 31 points on c/b from Victor Buttigieg (24).
Magpie - 14th Chris Tudor.
Saturday Stableford
(5th Round House Teams)
A Grade
Winner on the day Barry Sims (11) 41 points. R/up Chris Tudor (11) 36 points.
B Grade
Winner Paul Rogers (22) 38 points. R/up Andrew Carton (19) 33 points.
NTPs - 12th Don Wickson, 15th Bob Arklay. Magpies - 14th David Blythe, 18th Barry Sims.
Balls (5), Cut-off 32 points
Barry Sims, Paul Rogers, Chris Tudor, Andrew Carton, Travis Preston.
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