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SATURDAY, July 21, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’

Well, another week of surprise endings. What more can I say, Western Border footy really has been plucked straight from Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates this year.

The STARS from Round 12

1. Josh Woodall plays with maturity and attitude beyond his years

2. With Aaron Gepp out of the nest, the Maggies have been missing the presence of Lachie Crawford

3. How did Shem Balshaw not get an interleague gig? Class Act

4. Al Kennedy can hold his head high, a genuine contributor all season

THIS WEEK

Imperials v North Gambier

Will it be Dr Jekyll’s or Mr Hyde’s First 18 that turns up at Melville Oval this week? Just when it looked like the doggies were serious contenders, they drop a must win game against West.North will miss the spark of Richie O’Grady, but with a heart starter under his belt Pat Perry should more than cover that shortfall.DANGER game for both sidesNorth by 12 points

South Gambier v Casterton

The maths for the Ds is simple- keep winning, and you will play finals footy. Drop this one, and they might as well start kicking the can down the road.The tall timber continues to fall at Island Park, with the poor old Catters struggling to field anyone longer than a Collingwood six footer. And that is a problem bigger than Juddy’s chicken wing tackle.South by 33 points

East Gambier v Hamilton

All the little ducks are starting to line up in a row at Mac Park, with the Doggies finally daring to dream.But the Black Sheep of the Western Border farmyard have tossed more than one rooster into the hen’s house this year. Bulldogs beware, Magpie breeding season looms.East by 11 points

Portland v West Gambier

A few of the Vic Tigers have been licking some deep wounds recently. Have had two weeks for a long hard think about what went wrong against Imps.West finally broke the duck egg last week, and winning form can’t be ignored. Weather may well play a key role, but I think Coach Holt is due for a showstopper.Portland by 25 points

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UMPIRES APPOINTMENTS FOR ROUND 13, 2012WBFL - SeniorsTeams: South Gambier v CastertonField 1 – Taylor fryField 2 – Kevin mcmahon Field 3 - Darren Philps Boundary 1 – Ethan mouldenBoundary 2 – Chris Button Goal 1 – Andrew simpsonGoal 2 – Michael Button

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: East Gambier v HamiltonField 1 –Bruce McLaughlinField 3 - David CarraillField 2 – Jarred EarlBoundary 1 –James Owen Boundary 2 – Ben Robinson Goal 1 –Tom BirksGoal 2 –Chris Till

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Imperials v North GambierField 1 - Robert Logan Field 2 - Dylan McDonald Boundary 1 - Jake Hamilton Boundary 2 - Matthew Trotter Goal 1 - Craig McAllister Goal 2 - Brian Jacobson

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Portland v West GambierField 1 - Allistair Steele Field 2 - Geoff Barker Boundary 1 - Chris Scherek Boundary 2 - Benjamin Cottier Goal 1 - Peter Irving Goal 2 - Owen Drinkell

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: South Gambier v CastertonField 1 – Wayne KerberField 2 – Geoff StraussBoundary 1 – Jordan TuckerBoundary 2 – Joel RobinsonGoal 1 – Craig McDonoughGoal 2 – Declan Carmody

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: East Gambier v HamiltonField 1 – Michael FoxField 2 – Trevor SmartBoundary 1 – Bronwyn KalmanBoundary 2 – brodie kalmanGoal 1 – John HuntGoal 2 – Tyler Dowling

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Imperials v North GambierField 1 - Phil Forsyth Field 2 - Club UmpireBoundary 1 - Christopher Teasdale Boundary 2 - Zak Roache Boundary 3 - Ben Jenkins Goal 1 - Philip Myers Goal 2 - Brian Jacobson

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Portland v West Gambier Field 1 - Darren Jacobson Field 2 - Stephen Crossley Boundary 1 - Eamon Crossley Boundary 2 - Lachlan Murrell Boundary 3 - Matthew Guy Goal 1 - Peter Symons Goal 2 - Owen Drinkell

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: South Gambier v CastertonField 1 – Tim RiquierField 2 – Levi StringerBoundary 1 – Ben ThielBoundary 2 –Conner Lloyd FoxGoal 1 – Craig McDonoughGoal 2 –Cade Knight

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: East Gambier v HamiltonField 1 –Sam PhelanField 2 – Jamie MashadoBoundary 1 –Brodie HewsonBoundary 2 – Jake McMillanGoal 1 – John Hunt Goal 2 – Dylan Leggett

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Imperials v North GambierField 1 - Craig McAllister Field 2 - Thomas Horsten Boundary 1 - Brandon Lacey Boundary 2 - Jacqui Robinson Boundary 3 - Elias Sturgess- Myers Goal 1 - Philip Myers Goal 2 - Bruce Shepherd

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Portland v West GambierField 1 - Adrian Ferguson Field 2 – Graeme Duff Boundary 1 - Taylor Murrell Boundary 2 - Aaron Shepherd Boundary 3 - James Guy Goal 1 - Peter IrvingGoal 2 - Peter Symons

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Once again it is pleasing to record and congratulate two umpires who have achieved milestones over the past couple of weeks, they being, Geoff Barker 400 games and Matt Trotter 50 games. Both have made a significant contribution to our Association – well done guys.

Best wishes to Tom Horsten on his Under 18 Championship Appointment at Geelong (NSW/ACT v Queensland) and his Sydney appointments in the Under 16 Australian Football Championships held during the school holidays. Hopefully Tom will provide us with a summary of his experiences for our next article in The Western.

During the past fortnight, significant plumbing work to our Clubrooms has been completed by Peter Graham Plumbing. This has been made possible through the work of Darren Jacobson who has arranged for the hand wash basin and associated parts through Reece Plumbing - Hamilton. The Southern Grampians Shire has funded roof maintenance so at last our flooding problems will disappear. Thanks to Peter and his boys for their excellent work.

The Association’s application for green shirt uniform funding was successful. This was made possible by the State Government’s Department of Planning and Community Development – Sporting Uniform Grants Program. A big thank you goes to the Victorian Government for supporting umpiring associations in funding young umpires’ development programs.

Sheepvention is just three weeks away. This is our major fund raiser for the year so a big effort is required by all members. The Sheepvention Roster is on the notice board in the clubrooms. Volunteers are needed to assist with our BBQ stall on the 5th, 6th and 7th August. Please place your name on the list to indicate your availability and times. All members are encouraged to assist as this fund raising venture is used, among other things, to subsidise our October 13th Presentation Dinner. It would be great if every member made some time available, even after work to assist our Association.

Here’s an example of how umpires can improve their performance by conducting an informal post-match review. It comes from part of an article by Steve Keating, a NEAFL Coach in Sydney.

“Firstly, the officiating umpires immediately after the game engage in an interactive discussion around learnings and any issues arising from the match. The umpiring team might ask itself some simple questions.

• Howwasourcommunicationtoday?

• Howwasourteamwork?

• Whatcanweimproveon?

• Whatdoweneedtostartdoing?

It is expected to be an honest and open discussion from a team perspective, and not so much about individual critiquing.

It can be lead by any of the goal/boundary/field umpires and not necessarily the most senior umpire.”

Have a think about this approach to self improvement. After match discussions do occur, perhaps in a jovial fashion, so maybe with a little more formality a quick review whilst the match is still fresh in our minds is a good way of doing a better job next week and continuing to enjoying umpiring.

Diary Dates for the next few weeks include:- 23rd July – Executive meeting, 5th, 6th and 7th August – Sheepvention, 22nd August – Junior Presentations, 23rd August – Lecture Night, 20th September – last training night and 13th October – Senior Dinner and Presentation Night.

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Results Round 12

Goal KickersSenior goal kickers

Justin Mcconnell North Gambier 54

Jarrod Holt Portland 47

Jake Myles Hamilton Imperials 39

Timothy Milera Millicent 33

Dylan Ryan Casterton 30

Seniors

West Gambier 0.1, 2.4, 6.5, 9.11 65 d Imperials 3.10, 4.13, 6.13, 7.15 56

North Gambier 4.7, 5.10, 7.14, 8.17 65 d South Gambier 1.0, 5.4, 6.6, 7.11 53

East Gambier 3.4, 3.8, 7.9, 9.12 66 d Casterton 0.0, 1.2, 1.2, 2.4 16

Hamilton 1.0, 2.4, 2.5, 7.10 52 d Millicent 2.2, 2.2, 5.4, 5.4 34

Reserves

West Gambier 44 d Imperials 37

North Gambier 96 d South Gambier 16

East Gambier 81 d Casterton 34

Millicent 40 d Hamilton 37

Sungold Milk Under - 18

Imperials 95 d West Gambier 21



Hamilton 120 d Millicent 2

Reserves goal kickers

Michael Mcrae North Gambier 42

Darren Sims South Gambier 31

Jacob Langdon East Gambier 29

Kane Spencer Portland 25

Paul Mullen South Gambier 19

Sungold Milk Under-18s goal kickers

Tyson Currie North Gambier 51

Thomas Waters Hamilton Imperials 33

Jacob Galpin Casterton 28

Jake Bottomley North Gambier 24

Dylan Barr Portland 20

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1 Tim Meulendyks ...................2 Sam Hasell ..........................3 Andrew Pepper .....................4 Dean Jenkinson .....................5 Trent Lenehan ......................6 Jake Myles ..........................7 Hugh Douglas ......................8 David Glare ..........................9 Kane Quinn ..........................10 Joseph Franklin ....................11 Luke McDonald ....................12 Josh Meulendyks ..................13 Roger Morris ........................14 Matt Newell ..........................15 Matthew Lowe......................16 Alan Martin ..........................17 Cameron Whyte ....................18 Brady McDonald ...................19 Matt Wishart ........................

1 Sam Crawford ......................2 Sam Hasell ..........................3 Andrew Pepper .....................5 Mitchell Johnson ..................6 Alex Warner ......................... 7 Ed Purvis.............................8 Josh Pepper .........................9 Brady McDonald ...................

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28 Tim Cogger ...........................

29 Jason McIntosh .....................

30 Jon Manson .........................

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35 Billie Beveridge ......................

36 Ben Taylor ............................

41 Brad Henderson .....................

47 Brad Cameron .......................

49 Richard Marchant ..................

13 Glen Martin ..........................14 Jack Oswald ........................15 Matthew Lowe......................16 Jarred O’Brien ......................17 Cameron Whyte ....................18 Angus Noske .......................19 Luke Uebergang ...................20 James Anagnostou ...............21 Troy Luhrs ...........................23 Tim McCann ........................24 Jonathon Frost ..................... 25 Sebastian Rogers ..................26 Matt Monaghan ....................

51 Jarrod Doherty ......................

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55 Brent Forsyth ........................

58 Dylan Praolini ........................

28 Tom Waters .........................29 Roger Morris ........................30 Corey Henstridge ..................31 Mitchell Collins .....................32 Ben Cole .............................33 Jordan Murphy .....................35 Nick Armstrong ....................37 Michael Nguyen ....................

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U18

Colours: Red, White & BluePremier: 1980, 1993, 1995, 2001IMPERIALS

SENIORS Senior Coach Jake Myles Reserves Coach Tim Delaney

Sungold Milk U18s Coach John Uebergang

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1 Patrick Perry .........................2 Doug Hudson ........................3 Troy Hosking .........................4 Mayson Ashby ......................5 Anthony Kilsby ......................6 Tim McInerney ......................7 Scott Flett .............................8 Matt Hensel ..........................9 Jamie O'Neil ..........................10 Mick McRae ..........................11 Matthew Chapman .................12 Sam Griffith ..........................13 Steven McInernery .................14 Callam Hudson ......................15 James Lamont ......................16 Brett Kennedy ........................17 Adam Kurzman......................18 Josh Woodall ........................19 Rocky Labbozzetta .................

29 Jacob Bruhn ........................34 Sam Egan ............................48 Matt Stark ............................55 Alex Lewis ...........................61 Michael English ....................62 Richard Pearson ...................63 James Hunter .......................64 Joshua Cooney ....................70 Dylan Munn .........................72 Matthew Allen ......................73 Jack Pudney ........................

20 Tim Young ............................21 David Nulty ...........................22 Leigh Symons .......................23 Richie O'Grady ......................24 Garth Willoughby ................... 25 Dean Watson ........................26 Nick Mark .............................27 Brad Stafford .........................28 Thomas Gibbs .......................30 Sam Whelan ......................... 31 Paul Griffith ...........................32 Lachlan Herring .....................33 Justin McConnell ...................35 Matthew Arthurson ................36 Nick Bartetzko .......................37 Gabe Tucker ..........................38 Jamie Yeates .........................39 Mark Vinko ...........................40 Craig Lock ............................

74 Jake Schutz .........................75 Dominic Smith .....................76 Matthew Preece ....................77 Matt McInerney ....................78 Liam English ........................79 James Wilkinson ..................80 Nick McInerney ....................81 Brayden Steen ......................82 Jake Bottomley .....................83 Jack Gibbs ..........................84 Tom Ashby ..........................

41 Jack Walker ..........................42 Kingsley Clark .......................43 Elliot Pegler ...........................44 Colin Zukauskas ....................45 Kyle Kuhn .............................46 Chris Birks ............................47 Glen Soper............................49 Alistair Earl ...........................50 Troy Bird ..............................51 Chris Stark ............................60 Kevin Opperman ....................65 Michael Quirk ........................90 Nick Blachut .........................

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U18

Colours: Gold & Black Premier: 1964, 1979, 1987, 1989NORTH GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Justin McConnell Reserves Coach Kevin Bryan

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Andrew Whan

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SPIRIT OF SPORT AWARDS

Millicent’s Cooper Hamilton was the June recipient of the WBFL Blue Ribbon Foundation Spirit of Sport Award. Cooper is pictured receiving his Medallion and Certificate of Recognition from SAPOL Sgt Rick Grimes

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On the trip to West last week we encounter some wet conditions and had to adjust our games accordingly. The 12 and under had a great team effort and the coach was thrilled about the way everyone tried new positions. Congratulations to the 13 and under team who had a hard fought a win. Our defense was strong and on a cold and wet game good passes made a difference.The 15 and under had a brilliant game, winning by 16 goals. It was a team effort and things are gelling beautifully. It was a disappointing game in the 17 and under. We need to go back to basics.C grade had a very hard game. After this loss we need to regroup and come to training fresh with some more drive to win. Silly mistakes in B grade occurred early in the game but the girls played it out to the end despite the score line.A reserve had their third loss in a row, with things just not going our way on the day. On a positive note it was great to give some of our junior players court time.

What a difference a week makes. In the course of seven days, players and supporters experienced a roller coaster ride of emotions, from the euphoria of the exciting win over Portland to the intense disappointment of losing to the previously winless West Gambier - Who knows what this week will bring? Awards Hamish Waldron (Vestas Leighton) Tim Meulendyks (Shepherds Hour Glass Jewelers) Cal Kanoniuk (Hamilton Furnishing) Adrian Linke (Southern Finance) Andrew Pepper (Noel’s Machinery) Matt Newell (Hamilton Gymnasium) As usual a trip to the ‘Mount’ in mid - winter, makes finding players to fill 20 places on the reserves team sheet very difficult. But once again a combination of youngsters and veterans did themselves proud and kept the margin to a handful of points. Awards Tim McCann (Vestas Leighton) Leigh Alexander (Kearns Insurance)David Glare (Fringe Benefits) Chris Quinn (O’Keefe Lawyers) Paul Cleaver (Shepherd’s Hour Glass Jewellers) Matt Wishart ( Hamilton Gymnasium) Although still not at their best, the U18s put in a solid performance to get back into ‘winning mode’ and prepare for some huge challenges in coming weeks. Special mention to Tim McCann, who was voted ‘Best On’ in both Under 18s and Reserves. Awards Tim McCann (Bulldog Towel) Sam Hasell (MEGT) Angus Noske (Matt Waters Plastering) James Anagnostou (Jon Manson Award) Roger Morris (John Waters Award)This Saturday we face a massive challenge in all three grades as we host North Gambier.

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We were very pleased to take away 7 wins from 8 games last weekend against South at home. An undermanned 13’s side were the only team unlucky enough not to take away a win, losing by 8 goals. Best: Keelin Winterfield & Morgan Fisher. Our A Grade d South 44-31, a great effort. Best: Kerry Bilney (To Go Gourmet Sandwich Bar) & Tanya Hood (Hoods Spraying). Congratulations toAmanda & her A Reserve girls for finally getting a win on the board, your persistence has paid off & we hope there’s a few more to come for you. Best: Christie McCourt (Vears Taxis) & Lorelle Walker (LV Dohnt & Co). Another win for the B Grade girls, well done! Best: Eliza Short & Kyla Neale (The Border Watch). C Grade girls found their winning feet again but only just. Best: Brooke Winterfield (Jetts Fitness) & Kristen Pietsch (Esanda Finance). Well done to U/17’s who d South 47-19. Best: Maddie Day (Sponsored by Kay Rice) & Brianna Walters. U/15’s 34 d South 25. Best: Emma Beames & Gemma Currie. Another great team effort by the U/12’s to win 28 to 3. Today we make the trek to Hamilton to face Imps, let’s make it worthwhile. Go Tiges!

Well done to the three sides last Saturday, good to get the twelve points on offer, on a day not for the faint hearted, with the wind coming straight off the icey glaciers of the Mount. The thirds started proceedings with a hard fought win over there demon opponents. Best players Jacob Bruhn, Jack Pudney, Michael English, Sam Egan, Thomas Ashby, Brayden Steen. The reserves dominated there opponents coming away with an 80 point win. Best players Mark Vinko 5 goals, Sam Griffith, Mick McCrae, Dean Watson in his 200th, Brett Kennedy, Paul Griffith. The seniors had a tough win, resembling Steve Waugh runs not pretty but gets the job done. Best Players Scott Flett, Josh Woodall, Nick Bartetzko, Troy Hosking, Mayson Ashby, Tim Mcinerney. This week sees us travel to the Vic Bulldog Kennell in what is a must win game in all three grades. Good luck Tiges bring home the 12 points. Richard Copeland

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56 Matt Bonney ........................57 Daniel Loupos ...................... 58 Jesse Foster ........................59 Jake Schleter .......................60 Patrick Glynn ........................61 Nick Seager .........................62 Josh Harvey.........................63 Jack Brookes .......................64 Alex Andrae .........................65 Conor Mackle .......................66 Robert Mills .........................

23 Daniel Stratford ....................24 Ryan Donovan ......................25 Peter Harten .........................26 Matt Patzel .............................27 Aiden Paprotny .......................28 Jack Primer ...........................29 Mark Wighton.......................31 Remy Horsfall ......................32 Richie Attiwill .......................33 Daniel Foster ........................34 Heath Sims ..........................35 Sam Jennings ......................36 Brayden Lane .......................37 Joel Davis ............................38 Matthew Lockwood ...............39 Shaun Patzel ........................40 Nick Patzel ...........................41 Nick Pink .............................43 Chris Hatt ............................

67 Luke Foster ..........................68 Matthew O'Niel .....................69 Brodhi Carracher .................. 70 Damian Stratton ....................71 Chris Cappelleri ....................72 Ben Miller ............................73 Tyler Jones ..........................74 Shaughn King .......................75 Blake Hinton ........................76 Sean Clarke .........................77 Dylan Hopkins ......................

44 Paul Mullen ..........................45 Sheldon Currie .....................46 Ben Wilson ..........................47 Tom Bartlett .........................48 Paul Ellis ............................. 49 Dwaine Holman ....................51 Justin Ploenges ....................52 Shannon Wilson ...................54 Travis Clarke ........................

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SENIORS

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U18

Colours: Red & White Premier: 2000, 2002, 2005, 2009SOUTH GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Jon Copping Reserves Coach Heath Sims

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Brad Patzel

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1 Jed Clode ............................3 Jason Harvey .......................5 Julian Schill .........................6 Pat Milich ............................8 Rick Smith ...........................9 Rohan Cleary .......................10 Grant Coxon .........................12 Nathan Fidler ........................13 Kane Forbes .........................14 Brandon Currie .....................15 Joseph McArlein ...................16 Dylan Ryan ..........................17 Jarrad Smith ........................19 Adrian Jarrad .......................20 Craig Matthews ....................21 Patrick Stephens ...................22 Simon Sealey .......................23 Matthew Thurkle ...................24 Tim Enscoe .........................25 Timothy Killey ......................26 Luke Cates ..........................

27 Michael Jarrad .....................29 Stephen Koch .......................30 Sam Penfold ........................31 Daniel Wombwell ..................32 James Killey ........................33 Leigh Killey ..........................34 Rick Killey ...........................35 Lionel Balzan ........................38 Peter Larkins ........................40 Andrew Larkins ....................41 Bevan Wombwell ..................44 Brad Jones ..........................45 Zac Wilson...........................47 Reece McDonald ..................52 Pat Stephens ........................55 Justin Jarrad ........................57 Mark Cowland ......................61 Alex Sullivan ........................71 Adrian Mitchell .....................89 Shai Jones ...........................

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Former Millicent resident and Saints Netballer, Khao Watts will be playing for the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic’s team in this Sunday’s ANZ Championship Grand Final.A dominant spell of extra time propelled the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic to a 57-48 win over the Northern Mystics in the ANZ Championship netball preliminary final in Auckland on Monday. The result, clinched after the teams were all tied up at 44-all at the end of regulation time, booked the Magic a spot in Sunday’s grand final against the Vixens in Melbourne.Watts played a key role in the Magic’s win at WA where she created space in attack and passed with pin point accuracy to Irene van Dyk and Julianna Naoupu.

After being recruited from Woods Panthers in Adelaide, Watts has played in each of the Magic’s games this season. With many of her family and friends making the trip to Melbourne this weekend there will certainly be a crowd cheering on Watts as her side tries to win its first ANZ Championship.

NET SET GO AT MILLICENTThe Millicent Netball Club introduced the Net Set Go Programme 4 years ago and since then it has grown in numbers each year. We are very proud that many of our current junior netballers started with this program and continue to develop their skills and play at our club.The San Remo NetSetGO program incorporates skill activities, minor games and modified matches in a fun and safe environment. It is aimed at children aged 5 to 10 and accredited coaches run the program each Monday during Term 2.This year we had 48 girls participate at McLaughlin Park. We had 5 dedicated coaches in Paula Tunkin, Paula Wishart, Melinda Squire, Lucy Pretty and Donna Denton take the girls each Monday night.The young girls also got to participate in some matches on Saturday and Sunday mornings at McLaughlin Park while the Junior football was being played. The programme finished on Monday 26th June with a session in the St Anthony’s Gym and the girls were awarded a certificate for their participation.

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Two of the club’s most impressive young talents – Emily Gazzard and Yazmin King – clocked up 100

games each on Saturday. Having played both juniors and seniors in the past couple of seasons, the

two teenagers have got to that mark a little quicker than most. Add to that Olivia Dukalskis recent

achievements, as we mentioned last, week and the future looks bright... Megan Lawler had her first

taste of A grade in a practice match on Tuesday night and did a great job as well. The 13 and under

team again were the sole success story on Saturday but hopefully this weekend will bring better

results (and better weather!!!). Don’t forget the PJ party tonight, the movie night on Thursday (Magic

Mike) and the official clubroom opening on August 4. See your coach for more details on any of those

events.

Last week’s visit to Vansittart Park left all three teams with a bad taste in their mouths, all suffering defeat at the hands of the SA Tigers. The U18’s were first under fire with North controlling the match all the way until South came back in the final term to bring the final margin back to 4 goals. The reserves copped the wind and rain making things hard for both sides. North were better able to adapt, running out victors by over 13 goals. The Seniors didn’t fare much better, trailing by 4 goals at the first break, reducing that to just 1 goal at the half. They kept it up to North for the rest of the game, however the bad weather conditions contributing to inaccurate kicking and a hard to handle ball led to South going down by two goals at the final siren. Goal kickers Brett Exelby with 3, Matthew Berkefeld with 2 and Brent Howard and Jon Copping with one each and Heath Sims, Jake Dowdy and Brett O’Neill being named best.This week we host Casterton. This is a must win game for us to get a clear hold back on the top five and set us up for our run towards the finals. GO DEMONS!

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Considering the Antarctic conditions the high standard of play last weekend was a credit to both clubs. The 15Us match highlighted the endeavour and competitive nature of the two sides, with a great first half setting up the 35-29 win to our girls. Best Panashe / Tayla[ Spill the Beans] and Teagan [Faroes].Likewise the two 17u sides are very talented and always challenge each other. Spectators were treated to a top notch battle. Cats 37-31. Best Shanae[ Milly’s] Abbey and Marlee [Kelpie Kafe]. East are very strong in the 13u and our young side showed courage and resilience to cope with both the weather and well tuned opposition. Best: Amber[ Spill the Beans] Chelsea[ Jim Tant$5] and Tayler[ Jim Tant $5]. East took the honours across the senior grades and whilst all games highlighted our ability to play solid netball consistency was the missing ingredient. A: 50-66 Nat/ Madalene, opposition best. Glenelg Inn : Haylee/ Herberts: Molly. A Res: The closest clash of the day 47-51. Marlee[ Kristy’s Flowers] and Trictia. B Grade An entertaining match 37-55 Best: Emily/Laura.Casterton Pharmacy: Amy and $5 to Tash. C grades ability was demonstrated in the opening and third terms but East too strong over four 37-51. Best Liza[ Bloomers] Barb and Maya[[Herbert’s].Congratulations to Emma Pelham-Thorman 100 games and to McNamara Player of the Day: Teagan McIntosh.

Well football is a winter sport, but the conditions last week were extremely wet and cold with low visibility. Ball handling was difficult with wasn’t conducive to good football. The under n18 side started off slowly but adjusted to the conditions by half time and were much more competitive. Jacob Shannon, Zac Cleary and Daniel Wombwell were named among the better players. The wet conditions may have acted as a leveller to the Reserves side who battled on against a much more highly ranked and polished team. Once again coach Ricky Killey dominated the game and was ably assisted by Tim Enscoe, Pete Burgess kicked three goals for the game. Mark Cowland showed his versatility last week in the senior game moving forward and scoring. Mark is having a stellar season and plays well in both defence and forward in all weather conditions. Brandon Currie continued his good form as did Sam Penfold. Good Luck to all teams this week.

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The Casterton Football Netball Club in conjunction with Mockas Boxing are hosting an exhibition featuring Sam Soliman 2nd ranked Contender for the WBC World Tittle on the 5th of August commencing at 12noon.

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through RedTxt. The service is FREE for registered players and officials. You will receive relevant information weekly, such as the

results and ladder for your competition via SMS to your mobile phone. You will receive the results and the ladder on Saturday afternoon

between 6 and 8pm for the section or division in which you play. At the foot of each SMS will be an advertiser’s message which pays for

the transmission of the SMS. Please note that all advertisers have been approved by the WBFL.To ensure all players and officials receive

this free service it is essential your mobile phone number be listed in your club’s SportingPulse database. As the SMS service may also

be used to send out information about the competition it is a condition of registration that you agree to receive information via SMS.

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1 Chris Povey ........................2 Martin Coote ........................3 Jake Turner .........................4 Jake Harrap .........................5 Chris Anderson.....................6 Shem Balshaw .....................78 Travis Younghusband .............9 Jesse Fry.............................10 James Mc Kinnon .................11 Anthony Wilson ...................12 Jason Phillips .......................13 Flynn Balshaw ......................14 Scott Fleming ....................... 15 Todd Eldridge .......................16 Dion Cownie .......................17 Matt Dempsey .....................18 Jake Dempsey ......................19 Shaun Phillips ......................

2 Cameron Smith ....................3 Jake Mc Keon .....................4 Josh Whaites .......................5 Blake Lynch .........................6 Jake Harrap .........................7 Matt Mc Callum ....................9 Jack Dawe ...........................

10 Joel Ranson .........................11 .Sam Shepherd ....................12 Chris Hann ..........................13 Jack Roughana .....................

20 Matthew White ......................21 Dwayne Phillips .....................22 Peter Dwyer .........................23 Frazer Scanlon ......................24 Nathan Hosking .....................27 Adam Grubb .........................28 Kevin Thomson .....................29 Ben Nash .............................30 Sam Clark.............................31 Jayden Eldridge .....................32 Steven Scheidl ......................33 Brad Creek ............................34 Ben Creek .............................36 Raegan Clarke .......................37 Josh Wilson ..........................38 Simon Tulak .........................40 George Beck ......................... 41 Josh Reader..........................42 Jacob Langdon ......................

15 Dylan Howard ......................16 Dale Anderson ......................17 Ethan Humphries ..................18 Harry Walters .......................19 Jordan Haggett .....................20 Matthew Parslow ..................23 Brayden May ........................24 Dyllan Lane .........................25 Luke Thomson .....................27 Matthew Markiewicz ..............28 Alex Lewis ...........................

43 Nick Murray ..........................44 Shaun Mcpherson ..................45 Adam O’dine .........................47 Grady Janeway ......................48 James Beck ..........................50 Scott Creek ...........................51 Stuart Harvey ........................53 Joe Case ..............................54 Nick Lock .............................55 Toby Case ............................56 Nick Bowd ............................57 Josh Clark ............................58 Paul Robinson .......................59 Jake Cairns ...........................61 Jordan Woods .......................

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1 Tim Wardle ..........................2 Brad Thomas .......................3 Sam Weston ........................4 Jamie Logan ........................5 Will Lenehan ........................6 Billy McNeil ..........................7 Darren Groves ......................8 David Andrivon .....................9 Michael Ross .......................10 Josh Kearney .......................11 Angus Brown .......................12 Mark Aspinall .......................13 Peter Downs ........................14 Gareth Crawford ...................15 Jesse Hawkins .....................16 Joel Riddle ...........................17 Jayden Riddle ......................18 Tony Kennedy ......................19 Guy Robertson .....................

55 Jack Hand ............................56 Jayden Ross ........................58 Michael Lambevski ...............59 Sam Horne ..........................60 Wes Isles ............................61 Jack Guegan-Brown ..............62 Nathan Lewis .......................63 Will Lenehan ........................64 Nick McMahon .....................65 Scott Addinsall .....................66 Brody Fishwick .....................

20 Josh Gunning .......................21 Lachlan Crawford .................22 Will McArthur .......................23 Andrew Bunting ....................24 Luke Pablecheque .................25 Shaun Picken .......................26 Stephen McEwen ..................27 Craig Dimond .......................28 Justin Coote .........................29 Charles Murrie ......................31 Carl Rhook ..........................32 Daniel Hill ............................33 Soni Bal ..............................34 Jarrod Pye ...........................35 Alex Steff .............................36 Jamie Peach ........................37 Nick McMahon .....................38 Ian Watt ..............................39 David Heeps ........................

67 Nathan Ross ........................68 Jake Musson .......................69 Troy Hustwayte ....................70 Nathan Lester .......................71 Troy Dimond ........................72 Sam Beavis .........................74 David Western ......................75 Jake Bradley ........................79 Declan Murphy ....................80 Will McArthur .......................81 Tom Allen ............................

40 Ali Ross ..............................41 Nathan VanHees ...................42 Callum Curtis .......................43 Charles Sciascia ...................44 James Sciascia ....................45 Lachlin Rivett ........................46 Sam Beavis ..........................47 Will Winter-Cooke .................48 Dylan Bensch .......................49 Elliot Loughlin ......................50 Jameson Hunter ...................52 Damien Logan ......................57 Darryl Sciascia .....................77 Will Winter-Cooke .................78 Andrew Jehu ........................84 Tom Lambevski ....................

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East keep proving week by week we are still a strong force across the competition. A grade finally

showed some real game play and put up their 2nd win for the season by a solid 16 goals. Very

proud of how everyone play, great work girls, let’s try do that again this week. A res had a close

one and managed to get over the line by 4 goals. Thanks Abby Loughhead for filling in. B Grade

stepped it up from last week and had a fabulous win along with the C grade who are continuing to

improve each week. A big thank you to all the juniors who sat on the bench or hit the court for the

senior teams on the weekend. 17’s and 15’s both had close disappointing loses by 6 goals, while

the 13’s dominated not even giving Casterton a chance to score. Hamilton today is always tough,

but let’s be disciplined and kick some butt!

- Bo Richards

Another good day at the footy apart from the weather. U/18s kept the Cats goalless to keep their top 3 chances alive. Goals to McKeon 2,singles to Anderson, Roughana, Pratt, Lynch and Janeway. Best players Howard, Van Schaik, May, Humphries, McKeon and Thomson.B grade won by 47 points. Best players Clarke, Nash, O’Dine, Balshaw, Tulak and Thomson. Goals to Thomson 4, Woods2, O’Dine, Phillips, Reader,Tulak and Scheidl kicked 1.50 point win to the A/Grade. Goals to Phillips J. 3, six others kicked singles. Best were Shem, Jake H, Jason, Chris, Dion and Jayden

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Last Saturday delivered mixed results with 3 wins and a draw, the weather proving to be one of the biggest opponents. Our baby pies faced difficult conditions but all tried their best in a very low scoring game. 13s drew their game with the saints seeming to relish the conditions, fantastic defence and with a tall combination in attack created plenty of scoring opportunities. 15s had an off day in the attacking goal circle, the missed opportunities let us down. Our 17s had a great game, positive vibes right across the court helped us pull together this week walking away with a win. A really good effort from C grade considering bad weather with minimal fumbles and strong passes getting us across the line. Well done girls. Off to a great start in B, goalies shot well but defenders having a tough one with the opposition also having accurate shooting. Playing well as a team. A reserve had a strong first half being up by 12 at half time. Lost momentum in the second half but coming away with a 2 point win. A grade is always a tough game when against Millicent, but the pies had a great team effort, a well fort out game to go down by 15. Another tough week coming up against East. Good luck girls.

It was a very wet and cold day that greeted us last weekend, but a great day for the club. It started with

the thirds having a 20 goal win. Millicent were short on numbers, so they borrowed 4 of our players.

Thanks must go to the guys who played for Millicent, as it made a game. Tommy Lambevski kicked

7 goals in an even team effort.

The reserves almost pulled off their first win of the season, playing great desperate footy. They were

very unlucky not to get up but Cal was rapped with a great team effort.

The seniors, having kicked 2.5 to Millicent’s 5.4 up to 3 quarter time, got great reward for effort in the

last quarter, kicking 5.5 to nil to run out 17 points winners. The 2 Crawfords were judged best, but the

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This weekend signals the high point of 2012 Representative Football commitments within the WorkSafe VCFL. The WorkSafe VCFL is currently fielding two teams in the Landmark Australian Country Football Council (ACFC) Championships in Wagga Wagga, NSW.The VIC1 team is chosen from all available players within the WorkSafe VCFL who represented their league in the 2012 WorkSafe Country Championships, and the VIC2 team selects from teams ranked 11-32 in the same Championships. Both teams provide wonderful opportunities for all players to not only be selected and train with the players considered to be the best in their respective categories, but to also eventually team with them and compete against the best country footballers from the other states of Australia.In 2010, Isaac Smith (Redan – Ballarat FNL) was asked to join North Ballarat Roosters in the VFL following his performances in the ACFC Championships and the rest is history...as he is now a key member of the Hawthorn push for the 2012 premiership in the AFL.To all players, coaches and officials involved in these teams congratulations on your selection and involvement and all the very best in your pursuits, the VIC1 (WorkSafe) team is looking to defend the ACFC title from 2010, while the VIC2 (GrainCorp) team will be looking to improve on its standing in the country football community when it takes on NSW, WA, SA, QLD and VIC1.13 other players from various VCFL leagues on the NSW border have also been selected to play in the NSW squad at the Australian Country Football Carnival, taking a total of 63 players from the VCFL represented at the 2012 ACFC. To these players, we also wish you well at the Carnival.The format of the ACFC Carnival is a tough one with teams having played each other across Thursday & Friday in shortened half games, with the Sunday (July 22) finals determined by ladder positions following completion of the round robin format. It is a gruelling assignment in anyone’s language.To Peter Knights (VIC1) and John Cossar (VIC2) and their dedicated support staff and assistant coaches well done and good luck. Could we see a VIC1 v VIC2 final on Sunday July 22? – follow all the news on the VCFLfooty facebook page, @VCFLfooty twitter, www.vcfl.com.au or www.acfc.com.auLast weekend the best U19 players from the WorkSafe VCFL competed against the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) at Elsternwick Park in Melbourne.Across May and June, coach Damian Sexton and his selectors watched numerous club and WorkSafe Country Championship matches to form an initial squad of sixty players.The WorkSafe VCFL’s main principle in providing a representative opportunity for country players at this level is to encourage and recognise players who may have been experienced TAC U18 football previously and who have chosen to remain in their local region, providing another realistic pathway for talent to be identified in country Victoria.From this very match in 2010, Dan Nicholson (VAFA – Melbourne) and Arial Stenberg (Sunraysia – Essendon) were drafted, Nicholson having represented the Melbourne FC and AFL level, with Steinberg and work in progress in the VFL for Essendon FC.Both teams fought hard for the ascendency with neither team giving an inch in a tough and physical encounter, the VCFL team’s poise under pressure and skills were the main determining factors.In the end it was the VCFL victorious in blustery and heavy conditions by 50 points.The WorkSafe VCFL would like to thank EnergySafe for their support of the VCFL U19 team for without

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their support development opportunities for our best U19/20 players would be reduced.There is no doubt that numerous AFL Club Recruiting Managers would have gone away from the match suitably impressed with the level of skill, persistence, tenacity and potential of many players in the WorkSafe VCFL.We must also congratulate all of our Representative Umpires who have been recognised for their excellence and drive via the V/Line Academy Program and through their performances in WorkSafe Country Championship matches. Well done to you all and may your dream be recognised via the WorkSafe VCFL V/Line Academy program pathway to the VFL/AFL.

VAFA U19 vs WorkSafe VCFL U19 ChallengeEnergySafe VCFL U19 2.1 4.6 6.7 12.14 (86)VAFA U19 0.4 1.4 4.8 4.12 (36)

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2 Josh Chapman .....................3 Delwyn Beavis ......................4 Marcus Amor .......................5 Sam Anson ..........................6 Cam Mather .........................7 Sam Fleming ........................9 Jarrod Hayse .......................10 Tim Chester .........................12 Denis O'Loughlin ...................13 Matt Herbertson ...................14 Daniel Falcone ......................17 Beau Bentley ........................18 Daniel Kinghorn ....................19 Marcus England....................20 Andrew Symons ...................21 Vaughan Hockley ..................22 Jaron Quinlivan .....................25 Rhys Egan ...........................26 Kane Spencer .......................

61 Joel Mirtschin ......................62 Kye Taylor............................63 Tynan Drought ......................64 Mark Pitt .............................65 Bevan Herbertson .................66 Thomas Templeton ................67 Taylor Vaughan .....................68 Dylan Barr ...........................69 Zac Telfer.............................70 Dean Jones ..........................71 Jake Hawker ........................

27 Lester Hall ...........................29 Brad Clark ...........................30 Luke Van Heugten .................31 Justin Van Heugten ...............32 Brad Falcone ........................33 Shaun Trenorden ..................34 Matthew Ryenbakken ............35 Tim Huppatz ........................36 Jarrod Holt ..........................37 Trevor Carr ..........................38 Jake Patterson ......................39 Zac Longney ........................40 Josh Reid ............................41 Leigh Wiseman.....................42 Zane Wakely ........................43 Matt Huppatz........................44 Taeden Bunworth ..................45 Brett Egan............................46 Harley Angus .......................

72 Kade Baker ..........................73 Jeremy Boyer .......................74 Harry Warren .......................75 Ben Malcolm ........................76 Pat Pekin .............................77 Jamie Blacksell.....................78 Aaron Cockerill .....................79 Nathan Haylock ....................80 Jayden Stiles........................81 Alex Mason ..........................82 Hamish Withers ....................

47 Patrick Mahon ......................48 Jordan Cables ......................49 Dylan Adams .......................50 Bryce Koenig .......................51 Dale Mibus ..........................52 Michael Carr ........................53 Sam Dart.............................54 Damien Bell .........................55 Todd Stephenson ..................56 Eddie Williamson ..................57 Lucas Mibus ........................58 Andrew Neve .......................59 Todd Wiseman .....................

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1 Alan Kennedy .........................2 Taylor Laube .........................3 Josh Ransom .........................4 Mark Smith ............................5 Mark Bourchier ......................6 Leigh Collins ..........................7 John Barnes ...........................8 Steven Wenman .....................10 Brendon Cook ........................11 Stephen Easterbrook .............12 Tyson Ploenges ......................13 Abdullah Karmara...................14 Matt Bukovskis ......................15 Matt Koopman ........................16 Todd McPartlan ......................17 Joe Ferguson-Lane .................18 Brett Sutherland .....................19 Aaron Vonstanke ....................20 Nick Allen...............................

42 Jarrod Sanders .......................43 Keanu Hawke ..........................47 James Waugh .........................48 Ben MacKay ...........................50 Dale Robbins ..........................51 Jaymie Dobie ..........................52 Josh Aston..............................53 Hayden Lindner .......................54 Daniel Gardiner .......................55 Ben Staskevicius ..................... 56 Myles Georgens ......................

21 Joel Carter .............................22 Conway Johnson ...................23 Brodey Koop ..........................24 Rowan Fox .............................25 Chris Millich ...........................26 Dylan Walsh ...........................27 Tory Weaver ...........................28 David Haskins ........................29 Darron McElroy ......................30 Sam Robson ..........................31 Luke Patching ........................32 Nathan Koopman ...................33 Nick Martin ............................34 Kayne Badman .......................35 Clayton McKinnon ..................36 Josh Schapel ........................37 Alex Gill .................................38 Jeremy Weyers ......................39 Mathew Weyers .....................

57 Patrick Atu ..............................61 Craig Walker ...........................62 Leigh Collins ...........................64 Daniel Jennings .......................65 Jesse Pftizner .........................67 Nathan Roach .........................68 Jordan Aston ..........................69 Jesse Hewitt ...........................70 Ben Stratman ..........................71 Mitchell Laube.........................72 Alick Mansfield ........................

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When North Gambier Under 12 coach, Nicola Allen was faced with huge numbers at pre-season training in February this year, she was faced with the dilemma of disappointing some enthusiastic young tigers. Nicola had over 18 young girls hopeful of playing netball with North Gambier – all of them with parents who had been supporting or playing for years.Thanks to the dedication & commitment of Nicola and a group of supportive parents, all of the girls now have the opportunity to train & play for the team they love.

The concept they developed was pick all those who tried out and with the support of their parents, run internal games prior to the official Under 12’s competition on a Saturday. While many of us are still having our breakfast – these keen families have an early start. The girls and their families arrive at the court at 9.15am to set-up and play at least 2 internal quarters against each other before the other clubs arrive to prepare for their game at 10.30am.All internal quarters played by the girls are counted as “real quarters” and recorded to ensure the game time is as fair as possible for all players. Girls are guaranteed at least 3 quarters every week (sometimes 4). Two other Western Border Clubs also have a large number of juniors at under 12 level and this has enabled the girls to have “internal” quarters against both South Gambier & Millicent when they’ve met.Another advantage for the North team is they have plenty of numbers to play practice matches against each other at trainings as well.Nicola has terrific support at both trainings and on Saturday’s with the assistance of her Manageress, Deb Wilson-Smith, parent Brooke Willoughby (who warms girls up, or takes them for cool-downs whilst other quarters are in progress) and volunteer umpiring from Under 17 & A Reserve player, Maddie Day.The Under 12 girls are obviously benefiting from the extra court time, with just 1 loss for the season and many smiling faces!!

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Welcome back after having the bye last week. Our last game was against Imperials and a great day was had by all teams coming home with wins under their belts. A.Res award winners Edwards Waterfront restaurant Kelly Anson, Video Ezy Meagan Farrell. B.Grade Bakers Delight Jess Valori, Dominos Pizza Georgia Parker. C.Grade Lido Larder Ashlee Ferguson, Meal Award Georgina Frew. 17/under Bakers Delight Remy Grant, Canteen Hannah Bunney, 15/under Subway Emily Hernan, Bakers Delilght Laura Kelly, 13/under KFC Chloe Leighton, Canteen voucher Kate Malcolm 12/under Dominos Pizza Taylah Telfer, Spuds of Portland Eva Clark. I must make comment of our under 12 girls who were only able to field 6 players on the day and what a game they produce. All six should be very proud of how they played. Today we host West Gambier and there should be some great games to watch in the netball. Good luck to all teams yours in netball Rhonda Compton.

Two out of three was the return from the trip to Imperials. As always wins are not easy to come by at any level at this venue, so the emphatic U18’s win was a big boost for future prospects. Newcomer Jay Moody was supreme up forward with 9 goals in an impressive debut. Dylan Barr, Joel Mirtschin and Jordan Kane worked tirelessly around the ground, with others to feature prominently Harry Warren and Dean Jones in a very even team performance. The Reserves got back to winning ways in a game which had its absorbing moments. Those who figured prominently were Jake Patterson, Michael Carr, David Kennedy, Patrick Mahon, Shaun Trenorden( 5 goals ) and Leigh Wiseman. It is imperative to get on a winning streak if finals are to be a viable option. Despite kicking more goals than the opposition, the Seniors capitulated when Imperials dominated the last quarter to take the points by a slender margin. The Van Heugten bros. were superb down back, repelling opposing attacks and initiating many Tiger moves. Around the ground Denis O’Loughlin and Sam Fleming were also instrumental in launching Portland raids whilst Tim Chester and Bryce Koenig were committed in their respective tasks. We host West Gambier after a week off and 3 out of 3 has a nice ring to it.

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Last week, in real winter conditions, we played host to the Imperials. With the A grade having the bye, we finished the day with 5 wins and 2 losses – one of those being by a goal. The day started with the U12 girls having a great little win. Awards went to Charlotte and Tay. Thanks to Janelle for coaching the girls while Beck was off cruising the seven seas !! The 13’s had a cracker of a game, with the timer going just as the equalising goal was being shot.. great work girls. Best were Georgia and Zoe. The 15’s had another tough battle, with Maddy T and Olivia getting the awards. 17’s had a good win, with Emily and Zoee judged the best. C Grade lost last time these two met, but on Saturday were 22 goal winners, with coach Dee leading the way, supported by Sophie. B Grade continued on their merry way with Sal and Jac best. A res also lost last time these two met, but they were able to turn the tables, with an 11 goal win. Melissa and Linda were judged best. Today we meet Portland, with some cracker games lined up. Hopefully Portland will turn on a nice day for us.... travel safe and good luck everyone.

Hello Everyone I trust your venture across the border was uneventful. How’d you go Gards. On a cold, wet and windy winters day last week the U18s were always going to find it tough against second placed Imperials. It turned out to be the case held goalless for three quarters but outscoring Imps in the last finishing up 74 Points behind. Best Players Doug Lloyd, Daniel Gardiner, Mitchell Laube, James Waugh, Leigh Collins, Daniel Jennings. Supercoach Simon Dawe took over the reigns in Becky’s absence to get the boys over the line by 7 points in the Reserves. Holding Imps goalless in the first half then let them snatch the lead with 5 goals in the third quarter some might have thought we were gone, but Patrick Daniels kicked the only goal of the last quarter to give us the win. Best Players Travis Lockwood, Patrick Daniels, Ben Deans in his 100th game, Matt Bukovskis, Alex Gill, Niall Easterbrook. You little beauty the Seniors finally got up by 9 points in an old fashioned wet weather slog. Imps kept us in it with wastefulness early but the boys stuck to the task with their head over it. Best Players Al Kennedy, Josh Ransom, Daron McElroy, Joe Feruson-Lane, Tyson Ploenges 4 Goals. Tails up today. GO THE ROOS. Socs

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Teenagers Emily Gazzard and Yazmin King both clocked up 100 games for South Gambier Netball Club last Saturday. The duo play in the club’s 15 and under team, with Yazmin having been a part of the club’s A reserve line-up all season and Emily joining the ranks as well to cover injuries in the shooting circle. Yazmin also made her A grade debut in the club’s round 10 clash with Portland. She played wing defence alongside mother Lisa, who coaches the A grade line-up. Yazmin started in the under 12s in 2008, progressing to the 13 and under, in which she was the club runner-up best and fairest in 2010, She won the club 15 and under best and fairest last season and also debuted in senior ranks, playing five A reserve games. She has been captain of the South 15 and under team for the past two seasons. Emily debuted in 2006 and has also played her share of senior netball. She became a regular member of the B grade team last season, playing in their finals campaign as well, and played a hadnful of A reserve games this season. Emily was runner-up in last season’s 15 and under club best and fairest. Yazmin is an athletic circle defender, who also plays wing defence, while Emily is a talented goaler, who can also hold down a defensive post.

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The Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Ageing Catherine King has today announced the next round of the Organ and Tissue Authority’s Community Awareness Grants to support community-based activities to promote organ and tissue donation during DonateLife Week 2013 (Sunday 24 February – Sunday 3 March 2013). DonateLife Week is the national awareness week to promote organ and tissue donation in Australia, led by the Organ and Tissue Authority.Proposed activities can have broad appeal across the general community or target a specific group(s). Among the Australian population, those least likely to have made a decision about becoming an organ and tissue donor and to have discussed organ and tissue donation with their family are young adults (18-29 years), males and older people (65+ years). People of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds can also experience cultural, linguistic or religions barriers to decision-making and discussion about organ and tissue donation wishes. Applications are invited from non-government organisations and professional bodies, including community-based not for profit organisations or local government associations. Total funding of up to $533,000 (excluding GST) is available for activities that support DonateLife Week 2013. We also encourage you to send this announcement to members and networks that may be interested in this round of grants and to consider publishing a link to the grants on your website. Information about the application process and relevant documentation can be found at www.donatelife.gov.au/The-Authority/Grants-funding-application-guidelinesFor more information about organ and tissue donation, please visit www.donatelife.gov.auYou can also view Parliamentary Secretary Catherine King’s media release at http://www.donatelife.gov.au/news-and-events/news-and-events/2102-grants-now-available-to-support-donatelife-week-2013 and below.The closing date for applications is 5.00pm AEST on Wednesday 25 July 2012.Successful organisations will be notified by Tuesday 11 September 2012. Please direct all enquiries regarding the Community Awareness Grants Program to [email protected] or phone 02 6198 9800.

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SA’S COUNTRY FINEST TO COMPETE ON NATIONAL STAGE

South Australia will field a strong side in this year’s Landmark Australian Country Football Championships, to be held in Wagga Wagga from July 19 to 22.

Willunga FC’s Barry Pilmore will coach the side for the third time, while Cove FC’s Joshua Vick will assume State Country captaincy for the first time.

SA finished second in the biennial Australian Country Football Championships, last held in Canberra in 2010.

No. Name Age Hgt Wgt Club League1 Joshua Vick 29 172 73 Cove FC Southern Football League

2 Luke Harrowfield 26 183 74 Imperials River Murray Football League

3 Joel Kay 26 184 82 Rambler FC River Murray Football League

4 Tylah Saunders 22 185 82 Hatherleigh FC Mid South East Football League

5 Liam O'Neil 27 174 82 Rambler FC River Murray Football League

6 Marcus Burdett 30 180 76 Willunga Great Southern Football League

7 Matthew Woolford 23 180 77 Central Augusta Spencer Gulf Football League

8 George Pedler 30 178 80 Cummins Ramblers Great Flinders Football League

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9 Richard O'Grady 22 186 87 North GambierWestern Border Football League

10 Thomas Schiller 28 175 80 Tanunda FC Barossa Light & Gawler FA

11 Scott Wendelborn 31 183 80Ironbank Football Club Hills Football League

12 Jarrod Kellock 24 185 80 Langhorne Creek Great Southern Football League

14 Simon Berkefeld 25 183 75 South GambierWestern Border Football League

15 Tyson Wait 25 184 83 Imperials River Murray Football League

16 Thomas Derham 18 186 85 Langhorne Creek Great Southern Football League

17 Brodie Murphy 25 181 85 South Clare FC North Eastern Football League

18 Thomas Johnson 21 187 86 Langhorne Creek Great Southern Football League

19 Nicholas Schmidt 29 188 89 Tanunda FC Barossa Light & Gawler FA

20 Reece Francis 27 184 90 Tasman Port Lincoln Football League

22 Travis Tedmanson 29 188 90 Port Noarlunga Southern Football League

24 Steven Braun 24 191 92Waikerie Football Club Riverland Football League

25 Luke Wells 28 198 92 Tanunda FC Barossa Light & Gawler FA

26 Samuel Agars 25 191 95 Tanunda FC Barossa Light & Gawler FA

27 Matthew Altmann 19 195 100 Rambler FC River Murray Football League28 Samuel Baulderstone 21 200 115 Mount Compass FC Great Southern Football League

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Congratulations to Richie O'Grady ( North Gambier FC) and Simon Berkefeld (South Gambier FC)on their selection in the SA Country side to compete in the Australian Country Football Championships this week

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Football Ladders SENIOR LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 11 9 2 0 1151 807 142.63 36

Portland 10 8 2 0 1001 777 128.83 32

Millicent 11 8 3 0 950 773 122.9 32

East Gambier 11 7 4 0 826 674 122.55 28

Hamilton Imperials 11 5 6 0 959 750 127.87 20

South Gambier 11 5 6 0 986 840 117.38 20

Hamilton 11 5 6 0 726 849 85.51 20

West Gambier 11 1 10 0 711 1115 63.77 4

Casterton 11 1 10 0 644 1369 47.04 4

RESERVES LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 11 11 0 0 1181 312 378.53 44

East Gambier 11 9 2 0 1143 414 276.09 36

Millicent 11 8 3 0 1030 469 219.62 32

South Gambier 11 7 4 0 799 555 143.96 28

Portland 10 5 5 0 928 610 152.13 20


West Gambier 11 3 8 0 606 1000 60.6 12

Casterton 11 2 9 0 386 1374 28.09 8

Hamilton 11 0 11 0 311 1413 22.01 0

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Portland 10 9 1 0 1042 373 279.36 36


North Gambier 11 8 3 0 1072 394 272.08 32

East Gambier 11 8 3 0 949 411 230.9 32

Hamilton 11 7 4 0 682 395 172.66 28

Casterton 11 4 7 0 603 633 95.26 16

South Gambier 11 2 9 0 461 1017 45.33 8

West Gambier 11 1 10 0 393 1064 36.94 4

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Office and Information Centre in Conroe Heights Shopping Centre, Mount Gambier MICHAEL: 0407 257 066 CLINT: 0408 849 523 LEA: 0418 838 875 ANGE: 0410 921 866

Phone (08) 8725 7066 www.empak.com.au

DISPLAY HOMES open Saturdays and Sundays 1pm - 4pm or by appointment

www.spec.com.au HAMILTON SPECTATOR Saturday April 17 2010 37 37

FENCINGCONTRACTOR

� Rural fencing� Domestic fencing

� Conservation fencing� Stock yards

15 years local experienceContact

DAVID DENNIS

0429 140 173

For Sale

F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

around our town?Plenty to see, plenty to do!

Why not finish it off withcoffee, scones or cake atMadigans in a beautiful

bluestone building

PHOTOCOPYINGto printing quality

Enlargement / reductionUnusual copy stocks, your

letterheadsStandard Copies

A4 size - 25c to 20c(depending on volume)

A3 size - 30c to 25c(depending on volume)Special Choice CopiesYour selection of stock

color

THE SPECTATOR59 Gray St, Hamilton

Phone 5572 1011

PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

� White goods� Brown goods

All domestic appliancesFully qualifiedtechnicians

8 Peck St, HamiltonPhone 5572 2766

ROSCOE & COACHPenshurst

TITANICMelbourne Museum

17th JunePOWDERFINGER

Ballarat16th Oct

GRAMPIANSGRAPE ESCAPE

1st & 2nd MayBOOK NOW

Phone 5576 5556www.roscoeandcoach.com.au

SAIA oats, cleaned; $595 (GST inclusive) per tonne, Balmoral area. Phone 0428 257 850.

SAIA oats; 70c kg, GST incl. Phone 5579 4505.

For Sale

35% offMICROSTOVEN

CASSEROLESWere $79.95NOW $49.95

TAGINESWere $89.95NOW $55.95

SCULLIONSHOMEWARES

196 Gray Street, HamiltonPhone 5572 3502

SHEARER DUNGAREES,quality dungarees, blue denim, triple stitching; $18 pair, size 6-1/4 and 7-1/4 stock clearance. Phone (03) 9390 1980.

She's a CawkerBistro

Merino Hotel &Heritage Cinema

TASTE OF INDIA$35 per head

Friday, 23rd AprilFrom 6pm

Bookings essentialPhone 5579 1202



Open for LunchWed, Thurs, Fri

12 - 1.30pmDinner Fri & Sat

6 - 8.30pm

MEALS FROM $6Live entertainment by

Vanessa EdwardsFridays from 8pm

SILO, Delarue, 20 tonne grain silo on 5 legs; $2000. Phone 5570 8254.

SOFA bed, 3 seater; $200 o.n.o. Phone 5571 9495.

SOFAS, 2, “Monaco”, sand, v.g.c.; $1900 new, $350 the pair. Phone 5572 1191.

COLOURCopyingPrinting

TransparenciesReports

BrochuresBusiness CardsThe Spectator hasthe ultimate digital

colour copier / printerThe quality is exceptional

& the prices veryreasonable

59 Gray Street5572 1011

[email protected]

TANDEM trailer, 10 x 5, checker plate, with stock crate; $2000. Phone 0419 339 471.

TELSTRA phones, new, digital, cordless with answering machine and 2 cordless extension phones; $40 o.n.o. lot. Phone 5572 2229.

TIMBER, quality treated pine, 150 x 25 / 38 / 50, discount for pack lots. Heywood Timber 0429 138 558.

WASHING machine, Kleenmaid, family size, good working order; $100. Phone 5571 9281.

WHEELCHAIR, as new, used twice; $150. Phone 5572 5107.

For Sale

10 Carmichael Street, Sat, 9 - 12. Moving sale.

1 Gage St, Coleraine, 10am - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday. Garden equipment, plants, knick-knacks, some furniture, jewellery.

Garage Sale

GARAGE SALEplus JUNK GIVE AWAY

26 Scoresby Street9am start

Large variety of interestingstuff, incl tools, new &

used fishing gear,knick-knacks, etc

GARAGE SALE KITSONLY $8

Contains 2 signs,balloons &

tips to conduct asuccessful sale, etc

FromTHE SPECTATOR

59 Gray St, Hamilton

15 LAIDLAW St, 8.30am - 12noon, Sat. Mixture of kids toys and clothing, plus household furniture and lots more.

McDONALD Ave, 8.30am - 12noon. No early birds.

6 Moore St, 9am - 2pm. Furniture, baby goods and lots more.

13 Moore Street, 9 - 2. Plants, roses, bulbs, garden items only.

UREN Court, Sat, 8.30 - 3. Stock clearance.

BIRD SALEWestern District Branch

A.S.A.Saturday, 24th April

11am - 2pmAT HAMILTON

SHOWGROUNDSAll varieties parrots,

finches, etcNo all wire cages allowed

No poultryRefreshments available

Entry $2Inquiries 5572 3852

Livestock & Pets

BORDER Collie / Kelpie X, intelligent working dogs and companions; $200. 0418 527 180.

BORDER Collie, female, 3 y.o., suit small sheep farm or make good pet. Phone 5577 2494.

DAIRY bull calves, Friesian, Jersey, Aussie Reds, crossbreds, all AI bred; $50 each. Phone 0448 575 322.

FREE TO GOOD HOME - 5 guinea pigs, male and female, plus 3 young ones. Phone 0400 828 256.

FREE TO GOOD HOMES - Guinea pigs, all ages and sizes and rabbits. Mobile 0417 122 789 before hours, 5527 1533 after hours.

KELPIE / Huntaway pups, parents on view. Phone 5574 6277. Ready now.

MALTESE X, 2 years, male, desexed, to good home only. Phone 5576 1315.

MINIATURE stallion, A.M.P.S. and A.P.S.B. reg, DNA tested, proven sire, 8’1’’; $800 to right home. Phone 0400 620 246.

PIERRE (6) and Lily (3) are funloving poodles who are looking for a new family. They need children to play with and an enclosed yard. Phone 5571 9042.

PULLETS, Isa Brown, available now. Phone M. Page 5576 5428.

SPOTTED python, 3 year old male, very healthy, complete records, licence required; $450 with enclosure. Phone 0417 522 733.

STAFFY pups for sale. Phone 0412 781 192.

TO GIVE AWAY - Maletabby kitten, 8 weeks old. 5572 5915.

TO GIVE AWAY - Kelpie cross pup, 6 months old, female, shows promise, very keen to work. Phone 5572 3809.

TO GIVE AWAY - 5 week old Collie / Kelpie puppies, 3 m, working parents, good natured, good home only. Phone 0409 593 913.

TO GIVE AWAY - Mini lop ear rabbits. Phone 5571 9312.

WANTED - 2 working ferrets (same sex). Phone 5573 4575.

Livestock & Pets

AAA

WANTEDCar bodies & all types

of scrap metalGates open 7 days a

week for free drop offSouth Boundary RdBehind Mobil Depot

or contactGAVIN HUGGINS

Phone 0419 347 098

Motor Vehicles& Accessories

COMMODORE VP, very good condition, roadworthy supplied, registered, subs, amps, mags, low kms, XGL-518; $2750 o.n.o. 0417 755 125.

COMMODORE VY S,2003, auto, tinted windows,towbar, reg until end ofJune, 105,000 kms,SDY-289; $12,750 o.n.o.Phone 0409 507 416.

DAEWOO Lanos, '98,excellent condition,202,000 kms, OWM-217,manual, power steering, airconditioning, RWC; $3500.0412 230 592.

DAEWOO LANOS2000, one owner(deceased estate), very tidycar, 111,000 kms, 11months rego, ideal first car,rego RLR-611, roadworthy;$3500 or fair offer.

Phone 5577 2354 or0407 833 515

FORD Courier ute, RWC,with canopy included inprice, reg RFF-611; $6750o.n.o. Call Mark on 0418108 255.


FREE!Car Pictures

Sell your motor vehiclequickly in SpectatorClassifieds with our freepicture offer when youplace your ad in threeconsecutive issues (andit's 15 words or more).Bring in a colored photo ofyour vehicle (or park yourvehicle in front of TheSpectator office and we'lltake a photo withoutcharge) and you get thepicture in your ad at noextra cost. Improve theselling power of yourclassified ad with a pictureand pay only for the wordsof type. Example: Minimumwords and picture for 3issues costs only $20.40(incl. GST).

GO-KARTS, Arrow AX9 and XE28, exc cond, heaps spares. Phone 0409 236 863.

� NEED MONEY FOR YOUR NEXT CAR?� IS IT TIME TO RENEW YOUR CAR INSURANCE?� DO YOU NEED TO EXTEND YOUR CURRENT VEHICLES MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY?� DO YOU NEED THE BEST DEAL AND GREAT SERVICE?

See Trudy today todiscuss the huge range offinance and insurancesolutions available to youon site at GrangeburnHolden and Mitsubishi.

P: (03) 5572 1433M: 0432 968 322

HOLDEN Rodeo, 2002, 4x4, 2.8 diesel, single cab and tray, bullbar, wide tyres, 180,820 km, reg RKP-145; $12,990. 0428 774 312.

HONDA CBR 125, exc cond, only 2000 kms, regularly serviced; $3800 o.n.o. Contact Wade 0400 960 883.

HYUNDAI Sports XL, ‘99, 5 door hatch, 5 speed manual, dark blue, rego QBE-656, exp 2/11, a.c., p.s., plus extras, exc cond, well maintained, 105,000 kms; $4500. Phone 0409 337 936 or (03) 5572 4378.

KAWASAKI KLR 250, 1994 model, long rego, bark busters, low kms, spare tyres, WC-838; $2200. Phone 0428 719 700.

L.S.M., “end of life vehicles”, we pay for all complete vehicles, all whitegoods and incomplete vehicles and scrap metal, free pick-up. 5572 4900 or 0428 162 077.

MITSUBISHI Pajero, ‘95, auto, dual fuel, 160,000 kms, rego, RWC, NBR-982, e.c.; $7500. Phone 5570 0504.

MITSUBISHI Pajero 4WD NK, 1996, 3.5 ltr V6, auto, 7 seater, new tyres, roof mounted DVD player, Vic reg, WBS-352, v.g.c.; $6500. Phone 0413 807 233.


PEUGEOT 407 HDi 2005touring sedan, 28,000 kmson motor, excellentcondition, reg PJO-059;$22,590. Phone 0407 323374.

SUBARU Brumby, ‘92 model, aluminium bullbar, aluminium rollbar, air cond, OQK-718; $4500. Phone 5577 2505.

SUPER SPECIALSKUMHO 175/65 x 14

. . . $77 inclDUNLOP 205/65 x 15

. . . $104.50 inclHolden / Ford

BRIDGESTONE 235/60x 17 . . . $198 incl

"Ford Territory"BATTERIES

N70ZZ truck / tractor. . . $110 incl

LOW PROFILE225/50 x 16 . . . $99 incl235/45 x 17 . . . $99 incl

235/40 x 18. . . $104.50 incl

245/35 x 19 . . . $154 incl225/35 x 20 . . . $187 incl

BUDGET175/70 x 13 . . . $55 incl

175/65 x 14 . . . $71.50 incl205/65 x 15 . . . $77 incl215/60 x 16 . . . $99 incl

185 x 14 (8) ply L/T. . . $82.50 incl

31.10 x 15 (4WD). . . $126.50 incl

Pricing C.O.D. includingfitting & GST plus

disposal

PORT FAIRY TYRE &BATTERY SERVICE

Phone 5568 2218Mobile 0427 682 218


TRUCK, 1982 International tray with 20’ crate, reg 55084F4, goes well, as is; $5500, GST incl. 55284235.

UNDER the Motor CarTraders Regulations 1998advertisers offering a usedmotor car for sale mustinclude in theadvertisement:(a) Cash price of car.(b) If registered registrationnumber or unregisteredengine number of thevehicle.

VOLVOService & Parts

LAKESIDE SERVICECENTRE

Phone (03) 5572 1573A.H. 0409 622 172

VX Berlina, black, mags, lowered, 136 kms, RWC, vin 6H8VXL69AIL652007; $8500. Phone 0409 236 863.

VZ one tonner ute, 2005,black, 6 speed manual, reg TUS-633, exp 10/10, 100,965 kms, roofracks, steel tray, ACPC, one owner;$17,000. Phone 0417 667 660, (03) 5572 4378.

YAMAHA Virago, 1992, 250cc, black, screen and RR rack, reg BN-496; $2200 o.n.o. 0407 725 989.

Get FREE Adsin some

classificationsPhone 5572 1011

www.spec.com.au HAMILTON SPECTATOR Saturday April 17 2010 37 37

FENCINGCONTRACTOR

� Rural fencing� Domestic fencing

� Conservation fencing� Stock yards

15 years local experienceContact

DAVID DENNIS

0429 140 173

For Sale

F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

around our town?Plenty to see, plenty to do!

Why not finish it off withcoffee, scones or cake atMadigans in a beautiful

bluestone building

PHOTOCOPYINGto printing quality

Enlargement / reductionUnusual copy stocks, your

letterheadsStandard Copies

A4 size - 25c to 20c(depending on volume)

A3 size - 30c to 25c(depending on volume)Special Choice CopiesYour selection of stock

color

THE SPECTATOR59 Gray St, Hamilton

Phone 5572 1011

PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

� White goods� Brown goods

All domestic appliancesFully qualifiedtechnicians

8 Peck St, HamiltonPhone 5572 2766

ROSCOE & COACHPenshurst

TITANICMelbourne Museum

17th JunePOWDERFINGER

Ballarat16th Oct

GRAMPIANSGRAPE ESCAPE

1st & 2nd MayBOOK NOW

Phone 5576 5556www.roscoeandcoach.com.au

SAIA oats, cleaned; $595 (GST inclusive) per tonne, Balmoral area. Phone 0428 257 850.

SAIA oats; 70c kg, GST incl. Phone 5579 4505.

For Sale

35% offMICROSTOVEN

CASSEROLESWere $79.95NOW $49.95

TAGINESWere $89.95NOW $55.95

SCULLIONSHOMEWARES

196 Gray Street, HamiltonPhone 5572 3502

SHEARER DUNGAREES,quality dungarees, blue denim, triple stitching; $18 pair, size 6-1/4 and 7-1/4 stock clearance. Phone (03) 9390 1980.



TASTE OF INDIA$35 per head

Friday, 23rd AprilFrom 6pm

Bookings essentialPhone 5579 1202



Open for LunchWed, Thurs, Fri

12 - 1.30pmDinner Fri & Sat

6 - 8.30pm

MEALS FROM $6Live entertainment by

Vanessa EdwardsFridays from 8pm

SILO, Delarue, 20 tonne grain silo on 5 legs; $2000. Phone 5570 8254.

SOFA bed, 3 seater; $200 o.n.o. Phone 5571 9495.

SOFAS, 2, “Monaco”, sand, v.g.c.; $1900 new, $350 the pair. Phone 5572 1191.

COLOURCopyingPrinting

TransparenciesReports

BrochuresBusiness CardsThe Spectator hasthe ultimate digital

colour copier / printerThe quality is exceptional

& the prices veryreasonable

59 Gray Street5572 1011

[email protected]

TANDEM trailer, 10 x 5, checker plate, with stock crate; $2000. Phone 0419 339 471.

TELSTRA phones, new, digital, cordless with answering machine and 2 cordless extension phones; $40 o.n.o. lot. Phone 5572 2229.

TIMBER, quality treated pine, 150 x 25 / 38 / 50, discount for pack lots. Heywood Timber 0429 138 558.

WASHING machine, Kleenmaid, family size, good working order; $100. Phone 5571 9281.

WHEELCHAIR, as new, used twice; $150. Phone 5572 5107.

For Sale

10 Carmichael Street, Sat, 9 - 12. Moving sale.

1 Gage St, Coleraine, 10am - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday. Garden equipment, plants, knick-knacks, some furniture, jewellery.

Garage Sale

GARAGE SALEplus JUNK GIVE AWAY

26 Scoresby Street9am start

Large variety of interestingstuff, incl tools, new &

used fishing gear,knick-knacks, etc

GARAGE SALE KITSONLY $8

Contains 2 signs,balloons &

tips to conduct asuccessful sale, etc

FromTHE SPECTATOR

59 Gray St, Hamilton

15 LAIDLAW St, 8.30am - 12noon, Sat. Mixture of kids toys and clothing, plus household furniture and lots more.

McDONALD Ave, 8.30am - 12noon. No early birds.

6 Moore St, 9am - 2pm. Furniture, baby goods and lots more.

13 Moore Street, 9 - 2. Plants, roses, bulbs, garden items only.

UREN Court, Sat, 8.30 - 3. Stock clearance.

BIRD SALEWestern District Branch

A.S.A.Saturday, 24th April

11am - 2pmAT HAMILTON

SHOWGROUNDSAll varieties parrots,

finches, etcNo all wire cages allowed

No poultryRefreshments available

Entry $2Inquiries 5572 3852

Livestock & Pets

BORDER Collie / Kelpie X, intelligent working dogs and companions; $200. 0418 527 180.

BORDER Collie, female, 3 y.o., suit small sheep farm or make good pet. Phone 5577 2494.

DAIRY bull calves, Friesian, Jersey, Aussie Reds, crossbreds, all AI bred; $50 each. Phone 0448 575 322.

FREE TO GOOD HOME - 5 guinea pigs, male and female, plus 3 young ones. Phone 0400 828 256.

FREE TO GOOD HOMES - Guinea pigs, all ages and sizes and rabbits. Mobile 0417 122 789 before hours, 5527 1533 after hours.

KELPIE / Huntaway pups, parents on view. Phone 5574 6277. Ready now.

MALTESE X, 2 years, male, desexed, to good home only. Phone 5576 1315.

MINIATURE stallion, A.M.P.S. and A.P.S.B. reg, DNA tested, proven sire, 8’1’’; $800 to right home. Phone 0400 620 246.

PIERRE (6) and Lily (3) are funloving poodles who are looking for a new family. They need children to play with and an enclosed yard. Phone 5571 9042.

PULLETS, Isa Brown, available now. Phone M. Page 5576 5428.

SPOTTED python, 3 year old male, very healthy, complete records, licence required; $450 with enclosure. Phone 0417 522 733.

STAFFY pups for sale. Phone 0412 781 192.

TO GIVE AWAY - Maletabby kitten, 8 weeks old. 5572 5915.

TO GIVE AWAY - Kelpie cross pup, 6 months old, female, shows promise, very keen to work. Phone 5572 3809.

TO GIVE AWAY - 5 week old Collie / Kelpie puppies, 3 m, working parents, good natured, good home only. Phone 0409 593 913.

TO GIVE AWAY - Mini lop ear rabbits. Phone 5571 9312.

WANTED - 2 working ferrets (same sex). Phone 5573 4575.

Livestock & Pets

AAA

WANTEDCar bodies & all types

of scrap metalGates open 7 days a

week for free drop offSouth Boundary RdBehind Mobil Depot

or contactGAVIN HUGGINS

Phone 0419 347 098


COMMODORE VP, very good condition, roadworthy supplied, registered, subs, amps, mags, low kms, XGL-518; $2750 o.n.o. 0417 755 125.

COMMODORE VY S,2003, auto, tinted windows,towbar, reg until end ofJune, 105,000 kms,SDY-289; $12,750 o.n.o.Phone 0409 507 416.

DAEWOO Lanos, '98,excellent condition,202,000 kms, OWM-217,manual, power steering, airconditioning, RWC; $3500.0412 230 592.

DAEWOO LANOS2000, one owner(deceased estate), very tidycar, 111,000 kms, 11months rego, ideal first car,rego RLR-611, roadworthy;$3500 or fair offer.

Phone 5577 2354 or0407 833 515

FORD Courier ute, RWC,with canopy included inprice, reg RFF-611; $6750o.n.o. Call Mark on 0418108 255.


FREE!Car Pictures

Sell your motor vehiclequickly in SpectatorClassifieds with our freepicture offer when youplace your ad in threeconsecutive issues (andit's 15 words or more).Bring in a colored photo ofyour vehicle (or park yourvehicle in front of TheSpectator office and we'lltake a photo withoutcharge) and you get thepicture in your ad at noextra cost. Improve theselling power of yourclassified ad with a pictureand pay only for the wordsof type. Example: Minimumwords and picture for 3issues costs only $20.40(incl. GST).

GO-KARTS, Arrow AX9 and XE28, exc cond, heaps spares. Phone 0409 236 863.

� NEED MONEY FOR YOUR NEXT CAR?� IS IT TIME TO RENEW YOUR CAR INSURANCE?� DO YOU NEED TO EXTEND YOUR CURRENT VEHICLES MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY?� DO YOU NEED THE BEST DEAL AND GREAT SERVICE?

See Trudy today todiscuss the huge range offinance and insurancesolutions available to youon site at GrangeburnHolden and Mitsubishi.

P: (03) 5572 1433M: 0432 968 322

HOLDEN Rodeo, 2002, 4x4, 2.8 diesel, single cab and tray, bullbar, wide tyres, 180,820 km, reg RKP-145; $12,990. 0428 774 312.

HONDA CBR 125, exc cond, only 2000 kms, regularly serviced; $3800 o.n.o. Contact Wade 0400 960 883.

HYUNDAI Sports XL, ‘99, 5 door hatch, 5 speed manual, dark blue, rego QBE-656, exp 2/11, a.c., p.s., plus extras, exc cond, well maintained, 105,000 kms; $4500. Phone 0409 337 936 or (03) 5572 4378.

KAWASAKI KLR 250, 1994 model, long rego, bark busters, low kms, spare tyres, WC-838; $2200. Phone 0428 719 700.

L.S.M., “end of life vehicles”, we pay for all complete vehicles, all whitegoods and incomplete vehicles and scrap metal, free pick-up. 5572 4900 or 0428 162 077.

MITSUBISHI Pajero, ‘95, auto, dual fuel, 160,000 kms, rego, RWC, NBR-982, e.c.; $7500. Phone 5570 0504.

MITSUBISHI Pajero 4WD NK, 1996, 3.5 ltr V6, auto, 7 seater, new tyres, roof mounted DVD player, Vic reg, WBS-352, v.g.c.; $6500. Phone 0413 807 233.


PEUGEOT 407 HDi 2005touring sedan, 28,000 kmson motor, excellentcondition, reg PJO-059;$22,590. Phone 0407 323374.

SUBARU Brumby, ‘92 model, aluminium bullbar, aluminium rollbar, air cond, OQK-718; $4500. Phone 5577 2505.

SUPER SPECIALSKUMHO 175/65 x 14

. . . $77 inclDUNLOP 205/65 x 15

. . . $104.50 inclHolden / Ford

BRIDGESTONE 235/60x 17 . . . $198 incl

"Ford Territory"BATTERIES

N70ZZ truck / tractor. . . $110 incl

LOW PROFILE225/50 x 16 . . . $99 incl235/45 x 17 . . . $99 incl

235/40 x 18. . . $104.50 incl

245/35 x 19 . . . $154 incl225/35 x 20 . . . $187 incl

BUDGET175/70 x 13 . . . $55 incl

175/65 x 14 . . . $71.50 incl205/65 x 15 . . . $77 incl215/60 x 16 . . . $99 incl

185 x 14 (8) ply L/T. . . $82.50 incl

31.10 x 15 (4WD). . . $126.50 incl

Pricing C.O.D. includingfitting & GST plus

disposal

PORT FAIRY TYRE &BATTERY SERVICE

Phone 5568 2218Mobile 0427 682 218


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13 & under W L Pts

East 10 0 40

North 8 2 32

Portland 7 3 28

Millicent 6 4 24

South 6 4 24

Hamilton 4 5 16

West 2 8 8

Imperials 1 8 4

Casterton 0 10 0

C GRADE W L D % Pts

Portland 10 0 0 180.07 40

West 9 2 0 149.41 36

East 7 4 0 115.80 28

North 6 5 0 108.19 24

Imperials 6 4 0 88.95 24

Casterton 5 6 0 97.34 20

Hamilton 2 8 0 73.75 8

South 2 9 0 68.62 8

Millicent 1 10 0 64.58 4

A RES W L D % Pts

West 9 2 0 135.79 36

Portland 9 1 0 124.52 36

Imperials 7 3 0 110.40 28

East 7 4 0 109.84 28

Hamilton 5 5 0 101.51 20

Millicent 5 6 0 101.15 20

Casterton 4 7 0 91.89 16

North 1 9 1 79.96 6

South 0 10 1 70.20 2

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Netball Ladders A GRADE W L D % Pts

Millicent 9 1 0 149.23 36

West 8 1 0 140.68 32

Portland 7 1 0 141.35 28

North 5 5 0 91.12 20

South 4 6 0 76.57 16

Hamilton 3 6 0 90.41 12

East 2 8 0 76.72 8

Casterton 0 10 0 74.24 0

B GRADE W L D % Pts

West 10 1 0 158.75 40

Millicent 8 3 0 128.68 32

East 8 3 0 128.18 32

North 8 3 0 122.19 32

Portland 7 3 0 139.64 28

Casterton 3 8 0 87.78 12

Hamilton 2 8 0 76.24 8

South 2 9 0 75.98 8

Imperials 0 10 0 32.94 0

17 & under W L Pts

Casterton 11 0 44

East 9 2 36

Portland 8 2 32

North 7 4 28

Hamilton 4 6 16

West 4 7 16

Imperials 3 7 12

Millicent 2 9 8

South 0 11 0

15 & under W L Pts

East 9 2 36

Casterton 9 2 36

Portland 8 2 32

North 6 5 24

South 5 6 20

Millicent 5 6 20

Hamilton 3 7 12

Imperials 2 8 8

West 1 10 4

*Information as Supplied

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Round 1, April 14Portland (116) d South Gambier (83)East Gambier (52) d West Gambier (40)North Gambier (106) d Millicent (76)Hamilton (93) d Casterton (75)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 2, April 21Portland (97) d Imperials (94)South Gambier (109) d West Gambier (52)North Gambier (102) d East (74)Millicent (145) d Casterton (38)Hamilton - Bye

Round 3, April 25 (ANZAC DAY)North Gambier (94) d South (62)

Round 3, April 28Imperials (120) d West Gambier (51)East Gambier (112) d Casterton (43)Millicent (80) d Hamilton (60)Portland - Bye

Round 4, May 5North Gambier (94) d Imperials (74)South Gambier (188) d Casterton (73)East Gambier (112) d Hamilton (54)Portland (127) d West Gambier (69)Millicent - Bye

Round 5, May 12Millicent (88) d Hamilton Imperials (73)South Gambier (60) d East Gambier (40)Portland (94) d Hamilton (71)Casterton (97) d West Gambier (73)North Gambier - Bye

Round 6, May 19Hamilton Imperials (97) d Hamilton (80)Millicent (137) d South Gambier (90)Portland (155) d Casterton (76)North Gambier (137) d West (84)East Gambier - Bye

VCFL Interleague WeekendSaturday, May 26Bellarine FL (163) d WBFL (43)

Round 7 , June 2South Gambier (52) d Imperials (52)Portland (98) d East Gambier (82)Millicent (91) d West Gambier (88)North Gambier (114) d Hamilton (40)Casterton - Bye

Round 8 , June 9(Queen’s Birthday Weekend)Imperials (213) d Casterton (57)Hamilton (80) d South Gambier (64)Millicent (75) d East Gambier (55)Portland (126) d North Gambier (100)West Gambier - Bye

Round 9 , June 16East Gambier (46) d Imperials (39)Millicent (65) d Portland (57)Hamilton (71) d West Gambier (64)North Gambier (145) d Casterton (64)South Gambier - Bye

Round 10 , June 23Portland (66) d South Gambier (65)East Gambier (92) d West Gambier (55)North Gambier (94) d Millicent (66)Hamilton (86) d Casterton (45)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 15 , July 1Imperials (69) d Hamilton (38)

Round 11 , July 7Imperials (72) d Portland (65)South Gambier (141) d West (55)East Gambier (88) d Nort (85)Millicent (93) d Casterton (60)Hamilton v Bye

Round 12, July 14West Gambier (65) d Imperials (56)North Gambier (65) d South (53)East Gambier (66) d Casterton (16)Hamilton (52) d Millicent (34)Portland - Bye

Round 13, July 21Hamilton Imperials v North GambierSouth Gambier v CastertonEast Gambier v HamiltonPortland v West GambierMillicent - Bye

Round 14, July 28Casterton v Hamilton ImperialsHamilton v South GambierMillicent v East GambierNorth Gambier v PortlandWest Gambier - Bye

Round 15 , August 4South Gambier v MillicentPortland v CastertonWest Gambierv v North GambierEast Gambier - Bye

Round 16 , August 11Millicent v Hamilton ImperialsEast Gambier v South GambierHamilton v PortlandCasterton v West GambierNorth Gambier - Bye

Round 17 , August 18Hamilton Imperials v East GambierPortland v MillicentWest Gambier v HamiltonNorth Gambier v CastertonSouth Gambier - Bye

Round 18 , August 25South Gambier v Hamilton ImperialsEast Gambier v PortlandMillicent v West GambierHamilton v North GambierCasterton - Bye

Finals

Week 1 - September 1 - 2

Week 2 - September 8 - 9

Preliminary Final - September 15

Grand Final - September 22

Western Border Football League 2012 Draw

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