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PUBLIC NOTICES

TENDERS

PHONE (03) 5721 5055

PHARMACIST

SATURDAY, 8.30am - 2pm

Wangaratta Pharmacy

35 Murphy Street, Wangaratta

SUNDAY,10am - 2pm

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BY EMAIL37 Rowan Street, Wangaratta 3677

5723 01015721 9447fax

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Carmine Adamo Tennis Coaching

TENNIS MUSTERCarmine Adamo Tennis Coaching is running three (3) tennis muster

days. Each session will run for 30 minutes and they will be held at the

Details are as follows:

Saturday 31st Aug. Monday 2nd Sept

A limited number of racquets will be available to use on a loan basis should you require one for the muster. Tennis lessons will commence

or email Carmine at [email protected]

WANGARATTA HIGH SCHOOLPRODUCTION

‘The Great Australian Rock Musical’This is certain to be an enjoyable evening of entertainment that you don’t want to miss! Please come along and support this event.

Date: Thursday 5th September Friday 6th September Saturday 7th September

Time: 8:00pm

Please note that this is a

8:30am – 4:30pm Monday to Friday OR on the night at the door.

Dr Anne Michelson Dr Martin HorwoodDr Carolyn Chong Dr David Lin

Dr Wilson Chen Sarah Bekker - hygienist

* * * * * *Due to an error by Yellow Pages,the 2013/14 telephone directory

contains an incorrect number.

The correct telephone number forMichelson’s Dental Surgery is:

5721 8033

ALL STARS TENNIS COACHING

At Wangaratta Lawn Tennis ClubDoug Smith

27 years of tennis coaching experienceAll coaches are qualified Tennis Australia Coaches.

Programs offered: Hotshots, Cardio Tennis, Junior Squad, Holiday camps.

Lessons available for all ages and skill levels.Enquiries Doug Smith 0448 396 496

[email protected]

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Bernie KendallM: 0447 007 600

P: (03) 5722 1413

GLENROWAN Hair Company. A f t e r 1 0 y e a r s , G l e n r o w a n H a i r Company has changed hands. A s o f M o n d a y , September 2, Melissa Reid takes over. Julie would like to sincerely thank all her clients for their support over the years.

G R E TA S p o r t i n g Complex Committee A G M , T h u r s d a y , September 5, 7.30pm. All welcome.

L I O N S C l u b o f Wangarat ta White Elephant Sale to be held Saturday, October 5, 2013. Phone for pick ups now, 5721 4340 or 5721 3498.

MILAWA ORGANIC BEEF.

See us at the Healthy Soul Heathly Life Expo a t S t Pa t ’s Hall this weekend. Cryovakked meat for sale, 5% discount on any bulk pack ordered and paid for at the expo. Ph 0429 809 973.

M O M E N T S a n d M e m o r i e s T e a R o o m , 3 4 C a m p Street, Beechworth. Introducing traditional Sunday Roast. Roast of the day and dessert, $19.95 p/p. Ph 5728 2273.

NEWMAN Street, Wangaratta, Sunday market.

AFL Sherrin football with the name Alex and part of surname at Tarra Football Ground, August 25. Ph 0427 883 678.

PUBLIC NOTICES

BUSINESS NOTICES

[email protected]

for all your cake decorating and chocolate making supplies. Brands like Wilton, Pettinice,

Satin Ice, Robert’s Confectionary, Sweetly Does It, Paper Eskimo and more.

Cake decorating classes, cake tin hire and children’s cupcake parties all available.Call in and see our great range @ 123

Belmore Street, Yarrawonga Ph 03 5744 0474E: [email protected],

www.furthermoreyarrawonga.comor join us on facebook.

123 Belmore St, Yarrawonga 5744 0474

REQUEST FOR TENDERDeveloping Capacity to Improve Connectivity of Unregulated

Flows in the Lower Ovens Floodplain

Contract No. 14/LOF/190

The North East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is seeking tender

submissions from qualified and experienced service providers that have extensive

knowledge in hydraulic model development and ecological condition assessment.

The North East CMA require the development of a hydraulic model for the

Lower Ovens River floodplain, and interrogation of the model to improve

understanding of floodplain flow dynamics and the connectivity between the

channel, overbank areas and water dependant environmental assets.

Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.

Copies of the tender documentation can be downloaded from the North East

CMA website www.necma.vic.gov.au or by calling (02) 6043 7600.

Tenders can be submitted in person, by post or via email as follows:

Titled: “Developing Capacity to Improve Connectivity of Unregulated Flows

in the Lower Ovens Floodplain” TENDER

Attention: Environmental Resources Officer

Post: North East Catchment Management Authority

PO Box 616

Wodonga VIC 3689

In Person: 1B Footmark Court, Wodonga VIC

Email: [email protected]

Tenders will close at 4:00pm on Friday 13th September 2013.

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CARPET CLEANING Moving and need your carpets c leaned? 3 rooms $100, 4 rooms $120, hallways free. Phone P. & D. Oates 0428 500 109.

FULLY furnished flat, suit mature working female, $160 pw, no bills. Ph 5721 9245.

NEAT brick veneer, two bedrooms, one carport, in West end area, close to Appin Street shops, $190 p/w, available September 23 unless negotiated. Ph 0404 471 622 (AH).

SMALL 3 bedroom house, located in a quiet area, big block of land, ducted air condi t ioning, $220 pw, require 2 weeks in advance and 4 weeks bond and references. Contact Chris 0428 256 640 or Lorna 0408 256 640 after 5pm for appointments.

3 bedroom family home all with BIR and ceiling fans, close to schools and swimming pool, large undercover deck, located in a quiet West End Street. Ph 0403 025 255 after 5pm.

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FOR LEASE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENTNEW LIFESTYLE UNITS

FOR LONG TERM RENTALS

YARRUNGA - WANGARATTA

**SIGN UP DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST FOR 3YRS (MIN.) AND RECEIVE A MONTH RENT FREE**

PLEASE CONTACT: BOB GIGGINS – 0409 140 836

OR DANIEL TELLER – 0418 333 797

OWNER & MANAGER

O F F I C E s p a c e , 160sqm, first f loor includes main office, board room, kitchenette, store room, split system air con, carpet, $200 pw inc outgoings. Ph 0431 190 630 or 5721 5153.

Call Pam Jhonston on 0419 292 663.

Call Pam Jhonston on 0419 292 663.

Garry Nash First National23 Baker St,Wangaratta

Ph. 5722 2663

ARBORIST TREE C L I M B E R . Tr e e s r e m o v e d , p r u n e d , reduced. Experienced/ qua l i fied / insured , competitive/pensioner rates. Call Joe Rourke 0407 280 972.

G A R D E N I N G MOWING. City, rural up to 40km. Pruning and removable. Free quotes. Competitive rates. Fully insured. Geoff Moore 0421 639 775.

HOUSE cleaning. For reliable and trustworthy service call 0448 986 414 to discuss your needs.

MARK’S Mowing. Large or small mowing jobs, hedging, pruning and general gardening, rubbish removed. Ph 0407 173 027 or 5721 3459.

SOLAR Panel cleaning must be washed every two years to be 100% effi cient. Phone Julian 0412 597 482.

TEXTILE PRODUCTION WORKERSAustralian Country Spinners is an Australian textile company producing high quality, pure wool, wool-blend and synthetic hand-knitting yarns.We currently have two vacancies for Textile Production Workers at our Wangaratta operations. Dyehouse Operator - this position is a permanent fulltime role on our day shift (7am – 3.08pm). This role involves the loading, unloading and operation of production machinery relating to the dyeing of yarn. This role entails regular physical work, and applicants will need to possess a good level of

Finishing Operator - this position is a permanent fulltime role on our afternoon shift (3pm – 11.08pm). This role involves the operation of textile

Reporting to the respective department supervisors, the positions will also have responsibility for maintaining a safe and clean working environment, and the application of OH&S principles to their work.Applicants should possess the following important attributes;

supervision to undertake tasks as directed.

Experience in the textile industry would be ideal, but other experience gained in manufacturing or

Written applications demonstrating your suitability for the position, and including a brief resume will be accepted until Monday, 9th September, 2013, and should be forwarded to:

The Human Resources Manager,Australian Country Spinners,

PO Box 57, Wangaratta, Victoria, 3677.

Email : [email protected] Country Spinners is an equal opportunity

employer.

Corowa Shire Council is currently seeking Expressions of Interest for the following opportunities;

Canteen operator at the Corowa Saleyards Lease of the Cafe at the Corowa Shire Civic Centre

Applicants may wish to consider one or both of the abovementioned opportunities in their Expression of Interest.

A copy of the Expression of Interest documents can be obtained by contacting Council on (02) 6033 8958 or [email protected]

Submissions close 5pm Monday 16 September.

Ovens & King Community Health Service is an innovative and supportive Community Health Service based in Wangaratta, North East Victoria. The organisation delivers a broad range of primary health services. We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled individual to join our organisation in the following position.

Alcohol, Tobacco &Other Drug Nurse

For further infomation regarding the role and selection process please refer to our website www.ovensandking.org.au.

The Border Inn Hotel in Moama requires the services of an Operations Manager.

The successful applicant must have extensive hospitality experience, be a people person and able to train and

motivate staff.The applicant will join a strong

management team and be rewarded with excellent remuneration with

incentives, great work life balance and support.

Genuine applicants please forward resumes to: [email protected]

or

Contact Danny on 0429 053658 for further information.

CLINICIAN(Psychologists, Social Workers, AOD Counsellors)

BEECHWORTH CORRECTIONAL CENTRECaraniche is a leading forensic psychology company with over 20 years experience in the delivery of treatment services within the Victorian Prison System and a range of clinical and corporate services in the community.

Clinician to contribute to

Centre

of individual counselling, clinical assessments and group-based drug and alcohol treatment programs on behalf of Caraniche. Beechworth

is a minimum security prison focussing on

when they are released.We have a 0.4 EFT

www.caraniche.com.au, email [email protected] or call Caraniche on 8412 7111.Apply online at www.caraniche.com.au

8am Monday 9th September [email protected] note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

C A S U A L R e t a i l Position. Permanent Saturday shift with the fl exibility to be able to work weekdays also. The position requires the applicant have neat appearance, be customer service focused and be able to fill in during the week when staff are away. Resumes can be sent to Appin Street Bakery, 9 8 A p p i n S t r e e t , Wangaratta.

DIVERSIONAL THERAPIST (QUALIFIED) An exciting position exists for a motivated individual with relevant qualifications as a

Diversional Therapist in our busy 61 bed Aged Care facility.

This is a 0.9EFT position and involves working closely with aged people in a team environment. The role is supported by a full

time equivalent of Activities Assistants as well as Personal Care & Nursing staff

The successful candidate should have experience in Aged Care and be willing to

be actively involved in Quality Improvement Activities. They should also be eligible to

be registered with the Diversional Therapy Association of Australia.

A current car Drivers Licence is essential.

Applications close at 5pm on Friday 20th September, 2013

For further information and a copy of the Position Description, please contact

AdministrationMyrtleford Lodge

Myrtleford(03) 5752 2222

www.kestrelrecruitment.com.auor call 1300 337 870

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Qualified ChefOur Client has an exciting and unique opportunity for a Qualified Chef based in Historic Yackandandah. A popular tourist destination in North East Victoria, Yackandandah is full of history and rich agricultural surrounds, boasting beauty all year round.The successful applicant will bring a strong knowledge of restaurant-quality cuisine, and have the skills to introduce this to a “Hotel atmosphere”. We seek a person with a strong passion for food and the desire to succeed.To be considered for this position you will need to be able to address the following selection criteria;

“quality” produce

and public holidays where applicable

Wages are negotiable upon successful completion of a probationary period.ApplicationsPlease provide a cover letter responding to the selection criteria, along with a current resume that includes the name and contact details of at least two referees to [email protected].

Applications close 5pmWednesday 4th September, 2013

St John’s Village - Wangaratta‘’Care, Compassion, Respect’’

Maintenance Manager&

Hotel Services ManagerWe are seeking the services of two full time Senior Managers, who are highly motivated professionals, to provide excellence in leadership and the ability to support and promote the Organisation’s vision and goals.

The Maintenance Manager is responsible for ensuring the safe, sustainable and efficient execution of maintenance of the grounds and buildings across the Village. The Hotel Services Manager is responsible for providing efficient and effective Hotel Services (Food, Environmental) to Village residents.

Core Selection Criteria:

previous experience in a similar role.

Services).

Improvement.

budgets.

to assist with meeting current business objectives.

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Applications addressing the Core Selection Criteria should be forwarded to:

Mrs Taya TraceySt John’s Village

e-mail: [email protected]

Applications close Monday 9th September 2013

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Imagine the possibilities… Take up the opportunity to become a valued member of a dedicated team which provides excellent person centred care to the community

Our organisation offers an environment that encourages creativity, flexibility, embraces the concept of work/life balance, while striving for excellence. We are an industry leader in the areas of patient and staff satisfaction and we invite you to apply for the following careers:

Full Details, application for employment and Position Descriptions can be obtained from our website: www.benallahealth.org.au.

Values: Compassion, Empathy, Respect, Accountability and Excellence

We are proud to offer our employees: Short term accommodation options;A team of experienced professionals;Supportive learning environment;Access to professional development; andSalary Packaging incl.Remote Area Housing for eligible staff.

Human Resources Consultant - Grade 3 (HS3)

Permanent Part-Time position 64 hours per fortnight

For more information please contact: Leanne Daldy Human Resources Manager on 0357 614368.

Applications Close: Friday 6th September 2013 at 5pm

www.brownbrothers.com.au

PACKAGING OPERATORBrown Brothers Milawa Vineyard Pty. Ltd. is currently seeking to

appoint a motivated and enthusiastic person to join our Packaging

and Supply team based in Milawa.

This is a full-time position with responsibilities of machine operation

within a variety of packaging functions.

Ideally, you will demonstrate a mechanical aptitude and be enthusiastic

in your approach to work. Good communication skills and the ability

to establish sound working relationships within a multi-skilled team

environment will be an advantage. Flexibility to undertake shift work

and the desire to be proactive and undertake additional responsibilities

are a prerequisite. Previous machine operation experience in a

packaging environment would be considered desirable.

Applications detailing experience and qualifications should be

emailed to: [email protected] or sent to

Sabrina Hallam, Human Resources, Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard,

P.O. Box 44, Milawa. Victoria. 3678.

Applications will close on 13 September, 2013.

For a position description, please contact (03) 57 205 500.2091_WT_240813. CRICOS 01961J

TEACHER (Community Services and/or Youth Work) Part-time (0.8 EFT), fixed term contract until December 2014

We are looking for teaching professionals who are passionate in community services

educating students to join our Learner Development and Delivery team.

You must hold an academic or trade

services and/or youth work and possess,

Training and Assessment (TAE40110).

APPLICATIONS CLOSE 8 SEPTEMBER 2013

Apply online by visiting www.wodongatafe.edu.au/jobs Applicants must address the selection criteria contained in the position description to be considered for this position unless stated otherwise.

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Junior Coordinator – Literacy Specialist

Borinya, Wangaratta Community Partnership offers young people from 12 to 18 an opportunity to be members of

educator/literacy specialist to participate in this learning environment to commence

Primary literacy specialists are

Please note applications close on Friday 6th September. Further inquiries to

Trish Merlo, Principal

An Application Package for this position is available from:

Carole Breust

03 - 57212174

AREA REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED!

Earn $$$ Working from Home & in Your Local AreaSalmat, the leader in letterbox distribution throughout Australia, has a fantastic opportunity available for an organised and reliable person.You will coordinate the distribution of catalogues and other print material into the household letterboxes in a selected area/s.Requirements -

Good communication skillsA reliable vehicleHome/mobile phonesComputer with internet access

Interested? To register for this contractor opportunity which offers great flexibility, or to find out more (only takes a few minutes), go to www.supervisefordollars.com.au, or phone 1800 054 332 (free call).

Quote Reference No 2614

PAYNTER & PARMESANAccountants & Business Advisors

“Your partners in Business Solutions”

ACCOUNTANT – MYRTLEFORDPaynter & Parmesan has been established for 40 years and services an expanding and diverse range of clients located both locally and nationally. The firm has a strong belief in providing quality service for our clients and caring for our staff.

A vacancy exists in our firm for an Accountant. The successful candidate will be either qualified or in the process of completing their Accounting degree. Experience within the private Accounting field would be an advantage.

The position offers a challenging role and would best suit a highly motivated team player. The position will include providing a range of business and taxation services for our client base.

Remuneration will be negotiable and based on qualifications and experience.

Please forward applications to:

Private & ConfidentialStaff PartnerPaynter & ParmesanPO Box 73Myrtleford Vic 3737

Applications close Friday 27th September, 2013

All applications will be treated with the utmost confidentiality.

MOTOR MECHANIC REQUIRED TO WORK IN WANGARATTA

A competent & self-motivated motor mechanic to join existing team maintaining hire fleet and customer owned forklifts. Service van supplied. Negotiable salary package with good work conditions and variety of work assured.Experience in electrical forklifts, hydraulic systems and LPG an advantage.

38 hour week with two hours overtime.

Forward written application and resume by September 6th to:

The Manager, North East Forklift Services,

209 McKoy St, Wodonga, Vic 3690Enquiries to (02) 6059 7755

Email applications to [email protected] accepted

9 Ely Street, Wangaratta| 03 5720 2900 | www.bestcd.org.au

BEST Community Development is a part of the BEST & BRACE GROUP

Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory National Police Check and Working with Children Check. BEST Community Development is

an equal opportunity employer

Employment ConsultantFull-Time (Wangaratta)

BEST Community Development (BESTCD) is seeking a vibrant and motivated

Employment Consultant to join our Wangaratta Employment Services team.

The position is responsible for actively engaging and assisting job seekers to

overcome barriers to achieve sustainable employment outcomes.

The ideal candidate will have:

Excellent communication skills with a passion to assist people into work

Well developed negotiation, advocacy and decision-making skills

Strong organisational and time management skills

The drive to achieve targets and results, and succeed in a positive team

enivronment

Strong computer and administrative skills

Ability to work in a fast paced environment

The successful candidate will be rewarded with salary sacrificing options,

above award salary and a supportive work environment.

Visit www.bestcd.org.au/vacancies to obtain a position description.

Applications must address the key selection criteria and be submitted by

close of business Monday 9 September. Applicants who do not address key

selcetion criteria will not be considered.

McDonalds Glenrowan Southbound are now hiring for weekday, weekend and overnight crew!

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The following positions are available at Sovereign Liquor Bottlemart, a family run Wangaratta business selling a wide range of alcoholic beverages.

FULL TIME SHIFT MANAGERWe are seeking a full-time leader to join our fun and friendly team as a shift manager, with an opportunity to develop into a store manager for the right person.Duties include open and close of store, customer service, cash register operations, cash handling,

the highest standards of store presentation and cleanliness.The successful applicant will be committed to providing great customer service and be able to communicate well with customers and fellow team members.

drivers licence are essential.The ability to work weekends and evenings is a must.Applicants should be well presented and physically

Experience in the liquor industry, knowledge of local wines and a forklift licence are not essential but will be highly regarded.Wages by Award or negotiation depending upon

Friday 13th September 2013.

CASUAL RETAIL ASSISTANTSCasual positions are now available in our Rowan Street and Greta Road stores.The job role includes customer service, cash

stock and general store cleanliness.Applicants must have a strong customer service

some heavy lifting will be required, and be over the

MUST be able to work weekends and evenings

to start immediately.A knowledge of local wines, a knowledge of current trends in takeaway alcohol sales and a forklift licence are not essential, but would be an advantage.Wages as per Award. Applications close Friday 6th September 2013.Applications for both positions should be sent to [email protected]

Close to youST JOSEPH’S

PRIMARY SCHOOL BENALLADIOCESE OF SANDHURST

Enrolments 322 (2013)

St Joseph’s Primary school is seeking a

Full Time Classroom Teacher

This is a 12-month position with the possibility of longer employment.

Positions commence January 2014

GRADUATES AS WELL AS EXPERIENCED TEACHERS ARE MOST WELCOME TO APPLY

The successful applicants must demonstrate:

parish community.

classroom.

The successful applicant will have or be willing to obtain:

two referees.

Mrs Gabrielle Downie

Benalla, 3672

For further information contact the principal

Applications close at 4:00 pm on Tuesday, September 10, 2013

with interviews to be held on Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Community Support WorkersCasual Employment

We support group homes for people with disabilities in Albury/Wodonga & Wangaratta and are seeking applications for several casual positions.Desirable skills and experience

of a team to deliver services to people with a disability and provide programs that enable people to live the lives they choose.

with Behaviors of Concern/Challenging Behaviours.

development.

Mandatory requirements

to obtain within 4 weeks of employment

package appropriate to the successful

including superannuation and penalties as applicable. An application package can be obtained from

Please forward your completed application

H.R. Dept.PO BOX 981, Wodonga, Vic, 3690.

All successful applicants are required to undergo a criminal records check. Kirinari Community Services is an equal opportunity employer.

Hume Partners In Recovery: Support Facilitator/sThe Hume Partners in Recovery (PIR) Initiative is seeking passionate individuals to work with a recovery focus, providing coordinated support for people with severe and persistent mental illness and complex needs across the Hume Medicare Local (HML) catchment. The HML is the PIR Organisation Lead Agency for the Hume PIR Initiative and will work collaboratively within a consortium of PIR Organisations which includes specialist non-government mental health organisations, clinical mental health services, housing, carer services and other key providers from across the region.

There are 6 full time PIR Support Facilitator positions currently being offered across the HML catchment. These exiting new positions will be employed by a number of key organisations across North East Victoria and Southern Riverina NSW including: Centacare South West NSW, Mind, Mental Illness Fellowship, St Lukes Anglicare and Gateway Community Health.

The Support Facilitator will be crucial to the provision of coordinated recovery and support to PIR eligible consumers.

Responsibilities of the role will include;

oriented care.

The successful applicant will possess:

sector;

severe mental illness and complex needs;

orientated practices and approaches;

Successful applicants will be offered an attractive salary and generous salary packaging opportunities. To apply for any of these positions please visit the PIR employer organisations websites addresses located beneath the logos to the right. Please also note FTE and locations of these positions. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.Closing date: Monday, September 16, 2013 at 5pm.

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EXPERIENCED PAYROLL/ADMIN

ASSISTANTto join the business and provide support for the

Finance & HR Departments.Your Role will include:

group.

- Recruitment

The successful applicant will preferably possess:

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FREE range hens , ISA Brown $18 ea. Ph 5722 1700 to order at Wang Stock Foods. freerangehens.com.au.

MALTESE Shihtzu adorable puppy, 1 male, white. Vet checked, wormed, microchipped, vaccinated, $400. Ph 5722 4821. Microchip no: 900012000902655.

CATTLE (20) Angus Steers, plus 15 Angus Heifers , 6 months, weaned. Ph 0407 949 237.

WANTED: Land to lease for stock. Ph 0438 251 608.

APPIN PARK PS CAR BOOT SALE. Saturday, August 31, 10am-1pm. Jumping castle, children’s rides, entertainment, BBQ, refreshments. Register your interest: Sandra 5722 1326 (School). Sites for: cars/utes, $20 . Car /u te and trailer, $30. Market stall site, $30.

BIG Garage Sa le , Saturday, 8am, 28 Jackel Street. Inc dishwasher, line trimmer, outdoor furniture, mechanical equipment, clarinet, gene ra l househo ld items.

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THANKYOU, To Northeast Health, Drs, nurses, orthopedic s u rg e o n s , p h y s i o , catering, cleaning and all others who helped with my recovery during my 7 and 1/2 weeks stay. Grateful thanks to you all. How lucky are we to have such a wonderful hospital in Wang. Thank you again. Love to all, Lyn Spencer.

CONGRATULATIONS

CAKES, jams, hand made cards, Xbox, k i tchen cha i r s , $5 s h o p p i n g b a g o f c lo th ing , k ind l ing wood, straw plants, manure. Lutheran Op-Shop, Saturday 8.30am - 12.30pm, Thursday 10am - 3pm. Ph 0488 750 014.

3 Kingfi sher Drive, 8am, Saturday. Furniture, books, bric-a-brac, lots more.

SATURDAY, 8.30am-3pm, 7 Murdoch Road. Furniture, exercise bike, bric-a-brac, household items, tools, books, car parts, toys and lots more.

SATURDAY, August 31, 8am - 12noon. 6 4 D i x o n S t r e e t , Wangaratta. Several households. Books, DVDs, old china and glassware, furniture, pictures, linen, LPs, bric-a-brac and much more. All proceeds will be donated to Cancer research. No ear ly callers please.

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ALL building jobs. Extensions, renovations, ba th rooms , t i l i ng , j o i n e r y, a l f r e s c o , alterations, general maintenance, owner b u i l d e r s . C o n t a c t Andrew 0418 597 246.

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SUBARU Impreza GX (AWD) MY99, manual, 147,000km, reg till Oct, RWC. Drives well, good tyres, mechanically s o u n d , ( Q B T 6 6 2 ) , $4200 ono. Ph 0458 012 400.

M O T O R C Y C L E L E A R N E R S A N D LICENCE. Wangaratta. Weekends/weekdays. Ride Smart Nor th Eas t . www.ridesmartnorth east.com. Ph 0458 373 040 . Bookings 7 days.

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AIDS for people with disabilities. Electric bed (Dewert - Germany) wi th “S leepeezee” mat t ress , excel lent condition, $800 ono. “Freedom” walking frame, as new, $70. Bed stick, $20. Ph 5721 5905 or 0427 580 674.

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EXERCISE equipment specials. Rent for 3 months and get extra month free. Ex-rental treadmills for sale from $250. West End Bike Hub, Muntz Street. Ph 5721 4519.

EXTENSION table 1.6 (5’3”) to 2.1 (6’10”) Baltic pine, 8 Rattan back padded seat chairs, excellent condition, $300. Ph 5727 3377.

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FIREWOOD for sale, pick up or delivery available, no load too big or small. Please contact 1300 788 830.

FIREWOOD - redgum or box mix, mini tipper or truck loads. Hill’s Woodyard, 7 days. Ph 0400 651 748 or (03) 5726 5359.

F L Y F I S H I N G COURSE. Covers the basics of fly fishing, including equipment, casting, fl y selection and streamcraft. Conducted by the Wangaratta Fly Fishing Club over three weeks, commencing Wednesday, September 11, 7pm to 9pm at The Centre. Limited places remaining. Cost $90. Enquiries to 5762 4298 or 0427 756 665.

GOAT meat for sale. High quality, grass fed, home grown - Capretto and Chevon. Available at Edwards Street Butchery, 6 days a week. Myrrhee Premium Boer Goats. Call Mick 5721 4361 or Connie 5729 7522.

HAY. Small squares, Oaten and Pasture, $7. Oaten rolls, $80. Ph 5727 0433.

JOHN Deere D110 lawn tractor, new 2013 model (0.5hrs), 42” deck, hydrostatic drive, 2yr warranty, perfect condition, $2900 ono. Ph 0427 273 892.

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LUCERNE hay, small squares shedded, $10. Ph 0429 697 582 or (03) 5766 2382.

NATIVE plants and farm trees. Cheapest prices, huge range. Freight, mail or collect. Ph (02) 6027 1497 Yackandandah, www.sandycreektrees.com.au.

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TOP quality tree mulch, $ 2 0 / m 3 d e l iv e r e d Wangaratta area. Call 0400 178 872.

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Tyler RobinsonCongratulations on graduating

NSW Police Force. 23/8/13

Love Mum, Dad, Samara and Karly

FREEMANIt is with much

delight thatJason and Megan

announce the early but safe

arrival of

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born August 16,2013.

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Love from Mum, Dad, Alysha, Jade

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Happy 21st Sammy

31.08.1992

We are so proud of everything you have achieved so far in life. Have a wonderful night. Lots of love Mum, Dad, Kirsty and all

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Kevin Hill2/9/1953

LEWIS, Barbara Anne16/10/1944 - 24/8/2013

Passed away peacefully aged 68 years.

Much loved Mother of Darren and Jason,Mother-in-law of Tess,

Grandmother of Tristan and Breanna.Loving daughter of John Reginald and Myrtle (both dec),

loving sister of John (dec) and Janice,sister-in-law of Garry and Auntie of Cheryl.

Loving friend of Stan.

Mum with tears we saw you suffer,We watched you fade away,

Our hearts were slowly breaking,As you fought so hard to stay,You did not want to leave us,

But you did not go alone,For part of us went with you,

The day God called you home.In our hearts you will always stay,Loved and remembered every day.Darren, Tess, Tristan and Breanna.

Mum words cannot describe the pain that I am feelingsince you have gone.

My heart aches every time that I think about you,the most difficult part is that I will never get to see you again.But one thing I will always remember is that I have been so blessed to have had such a wonderful and caring mother.You should be so proud of how you raised your family.I love you Mum and I will never forget what you have

done for me in my lifetime.May you rest in peace up in heaven with God and his Angels.

Jason

MORGAN, FaySadly the Ovens

and King Football & Netball League has lost one of its

founding members.Fay will be

remembered for her service as a member

of the Inaugural Ovens and King Board in 2006,

pioneering the joining of football and netball together in the Ovens

and King League. Fay will always be

remembered by the Ovens and King

League – ‘A Grade Best and Fairest’ –

‘Fay Morgan Medal’ - named in her honour.

The Ovens and King League would like

to acknowledge the remarkable efforts of Fay Morgan and we will sadly miss her.

LEWIS, Barbara. My sweet little darling, the good times we’ve had. Now that you’re gone, we are all very sad. May God look after you in every way, we will meet again some sunny day. Love you always. Rest in peace. - Stan.

LEWIS, Barbara. August 24, 2013. To my precious twin sister, you left us too soon. I’ll miss the phone calls and seeing you when we were in Wang. I know we will meet again. Condolences to Darren, Jason and Stan. Lovingly remembered, J an ice , Gar ry and Cheryl.

MORGAN, Fay. Will cherish the happy times. Thanks for the memories my dear friend. Your mate Dawny.

An intellect and a true inspiration. ‘Hat off to you Fay.’ - Sandi xo.

STEMMER, Rose.

P a s s e d a w a y o n September 1, 2009.

4 years have past and not a day goes by we don’t think of you.

You are always in our hearts forever.

We love you dearly.

From Harry, Glen, Lorissa, Billie, Pats, Kerrie, Chris, Charlie and Harvey.

We miss you Nanny Rose.

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SPORT

JUBILEE Golf Club results.Tuesday, August 27 (Stableford):Winner: Marilyn Pane 36.Ball winners: Marilyn Pane 36, Linda Stone

35, Lynn Gent 35.NTP:4th: Jackie O’Brien, 8th: Denise Rigoni,

13th: Judy Fogarty.Wednesday, August 28 (Stableford):A grade winner: Chris Berry 36.B grade winner: Doug Ritchens 36.C grade winner: Michael Baillie 36.Ball winners: Michael Baillie 36, Chris Berry

36, Doug Ritchens 36, Ric Chivers 36, Gary Ritchens 34.

NTP: 4th: Chris Norries, 8th: Dave Edwards, 13th: Dave Edwards, 17th: Nigel Cooper.

Tee times for tomorrow’s events.1st tee:8:20am: B McLeod, A Gibbs, N Hogan, S

Goldsworthy; 8:28: M Baillie, J Hemphill, G Ho-gan; 8:52: G Drage, G Ryan; 11:00: J Moore, K O’Shea, R Smith, P Corrigan; 11:08: S God-frey, D Ritchens, G Dinsdale, B Waite; 11:16: R Nalder, S McLean, A Kungl; 11:24: S Lamb, N Cooper; 11:32: G Hines, G Hunt, P Grady, P Lawrence; 11:56: B Hutchieson, G Patterson; 12:04: R Stone, B Adams, J McKenzie; 12:36: A Senkic, M White, S Gulbin, K Gulbin.

10th tee:11:56am: C Myles, R White, L Carmody.

WANGARATTA Basketball Inc. draw for round four.

Monday, September 2:4:30pm:Crt 1: 10 girls: Yellow v Black (C Crimmins);

Crt 2: 10 girls: Red v Pink (R Smart, J Larkin); Crt 3: 10 girls: Green v Blue (L Bedendo, E Huntington).

5:20pm:Crt 1: All Abilities; Crt 2: 12 girls: Lakers Blue

v Lakers Gold (A Sutton, J Larkin); Crt 3: 12 girls: Gotsims v Hustlers Bullets (C Crimmins, R Holt, R Smart).

6:10pm:Crt 1: 14 girls: Hustlers v Hustlers Bullets (A

Sutton, L Bedendo); Crt 2: 14 girls: Lakers Blue v Gotsims (L Patrick); Crt 3: 12 girls: Hustlers White v Hustlers (R Smart, J Larkin).

7:00pm:Crt 1: A men: Club 72 v Gotsims (Z Leitch,

C Crimmins); Crt 2: 16 girls: Hustlers v Gotsims (S Jenkins, A Sutton); Crt 3: 14 girls: Hustlers White v Lakers Gold (L Patrick, C Crimmins).

7:50pm:Crt 1: A men: Hustlers v Pacers (Z Leitch);

Crt 2: A res men: Dream Team v Lakers (A Sut-ton, C Crimmins); Crt 3: A res men: Flamingoes v Lakers Gold (C Crimmins).

8:40pm:Crt 1: A men: Lakers Gold v Gotsims Gold

(Z Leitch, C Crimmins); Crt 2: A res men: Ball Slammers v Gotsims (A Sutton, S Jenkins).

Byes: 10 girls (White), 16 girls (Lakers), A res men (Lakers Blue), A men (Lakers Blue).

Tuesday, September 3:4:30pm:Crt 1: 10 boys: Lakers Gold v Lakers (C

Crimmins, H Smart, L Byrne); Crt 2: 10 boys: Yarra-Mul Bulls v Hustlers (B Collihole, M Waite, J Barker); Crt 3: 10 boys: Lakers Blue v Lakers

Purple (W Robinson, C Tracey, L Bedendo).5:20pm:Crt 1: 12 boys A: Gotsims Black v Hustlers

(W Robinson, L Bedendo); Crt 2: 12 boys A: Hustlers Bullets v Yarra-Mul Magic (J Barker, C Crimmins); Crt 3: 12 boys B: Hustlers Black v Gotsims Gold (B Collihole, M Waite, J Larkin).

6:10pm:Crt 1: 14 boys A: Lakers v Gotsims Black

(L Patrick, J Barker); Crt 2: 12 boys B: Lakers Blue v Hustlers White (W Robinson, T Smith, L Byrne); Crt 3: 12 boys B: Lakers Gold v Hus-tlers Red (C Crimmins, H Smart, C Tracey, B Collihole).

7:00pm:Crt 1: 14 boys A: Yarra-Mul v Hustlers Bul-

lets (L Patrick, W Robinson); Crt 2: 14 boys B: Hustlers v Lakers Blue (L Byrne, S Murray); Crt 3: 14 boys B: Lakers Gold v Gotsims Gold (R Smart, B Collihole).

7:50pm:Crt 1: 16 boys: Lakers Blue v Gotsims Black

(B Collihole, S Murray); Crt 2: 16 boys: Hustlers Bullets v Lakers Gold (Z Leitch); Crt 3: 16 boys: Hustlers v Lakers (C Crimmins).

8:40pm:Crt 1: 16 boys: Gotsims Gold v Blues (B

Collihole); Crt 2: C women: Rebounders v Sharks (L Patrick, L Byrne); Crt 3: C women: DBH Club v Valkyries (C Crimmins, Z Leitch).

Byes: 10 boys (Gotsims, Hustlers Red), 12 boys A (Lakers), 14 boys A (Hustlers White).

A FINE morning greeted a group of twenty-odd Wangaratta Out and About cyclists who turned out on Wednesday to join in a celebra-tory birthday ride for one of the group’s mem-bers.

The ride split into three groups with some travelling through Eldorado, others through Carraragarmungee and Tarrawingee with eve-ryone finishing up at Snow Road Produce in Milawa for morning coffee.

There the resident bard and King of the Mountain, Greg Hynard, regaled the birthday boy with another one of his intimate poems.

The Tuesday cyclists travelled a circuit of Wangaratta finishing up at the Barr Reserve for a coffee break.

Those wishing to test their fitness levels are encouraged to join Murray Shaw next Wednes-day for the first ride taking in Beechworth and the recently sealed road from Stanley to Myrtl-eford.

Coming events:Saturday, August 31: Plan your own route

for a 9.30am meet at Glenrowan.Tuesday, September 3: Leisurely local ride

leaving Apex Park at 9am, contact Renata Lew-is on 5721 9336.

Wednesday, September 4: Everton Station-Beechworth-Stanley-Myrtleford a hard 80km ride with lunch at Myrtleford. All rides leave from Everton Station at 9am, contact Murray Shaw on 5721 3730.

LAST Sunday, nine Warby Range Bush-walkers members explored the Baranduda Range between Yackandandah and Wodonga.

The weather was quite fine and warm, so superb views were enjoyed looking in all direc-tions especially north towards Albury Wodon-

ga and Lake Hume. The group passed the massive commu-

nication towers on the top of Mt Baranduda which must be the tallest in North East Victoria.

Future Walks:Sunday, September 8: relax after the elec-

tion with a medium grade (about 15km) walk of undulating bush country in the northern sec-tion of the Warbys. Contact Peter Murray on 5726 9337.

Wednesday, September 11: after a wet winter the flowers will be amazing on a Warby Wildflower Spectacular Walk – an easy 8km walk starting with a climb up the Mt Chick track behind Hamilton Park, then walking to the north of Mt Glenrowan. Contact Andy Kimber on 5721 7922.

Weekend Walk - September 12-15: Section three of the Hume and Hovell Walking Track in southern NSW near Blowering Dam. Medium walks on Friday and Saturday plus an easy walk on Sunday. Camping at Thomas Boyd Trackhead. Contact Adele Ritchie on 5727 9501.

Saturday, September 21: an easy walk of about 7km near Euroa with a moderate climb up Balmuttum Hill followed by an optional visit to the Euroa Botanical Gadens. Contact Chris McLaughlin on 5722 4876.

WANGARATTA Rifle Club notes.Joyce Asquith is leading in the first stage

of the Todd Ross Memorial Shield that was held on Saturday, August 24 at the Glenrowan Range.

Target rifle scores: Joyce Asquith 96/11 + handicap of 6.5 = 102.5, John McDiarmid 100/14 .75 100.75, Geoff Doig 100/13 .25 100.5, Rod Gerrett 95/7 4 99, Ray Ross 98/13 .75 98.75, Don Doig 95/3 3.25 98.25, John Gullock 93/5 3.5 96.5, Ian Sandford 95/7 1 96, Emma Coen 92/4 3 95, Gary Warrender 91/6 2.75 93.75.

In F Class Dianne Jonker is leading in the first stage of the Gullock Trophy.

F Class scores: Dianne Jonker 116/11+ handicap of 3.75 = 119.75, George Snowling 107/1 12.5 119.5, Phil Jonker 117/7 1 118, Alex Brown 107/4 10 107, Steve Tollock 100/2.

Lollypops were given for the highest scor-ing sighters to Don Doig, Emma Coen

Geoff Doig, Dianne Jonker and Phil Jonker.This weekend is the Annual Victorian Rifle

Association Medal and Spoon Trophy that is competed for at 300, 500 and 600 yards.

For more information about club activities go to www.wangrifleclub.com.au.

WANGARATTA Golf Club results.Tuesday, August 20, Ladies 9 hole Stabl-

eford event.Winner: Marlene Thompson 21pts, R/UP:

Helen Tate 17pts. Ball Winners: Valerie Reyn-olds 15pts, Lesley Anderson 14pts, Prue Dick 14pts.

Wednesday, August 21,Men’s 18 hole Stableford event.Winner: Steven Leitl 38pts, R/UP: Steven

Baertschiger 37pts. Ball winners: Luke Kelly 36pts, Arthur Ingarfield 34pts, Norm Walford 34pts, Geoffrey Webster 32pts. NTP: 2nd: Alby Thompson, 5th: Glenn Burns.

BICYCLE User Group (BUG) members rode against a slight headwind on their Sunday ride from Wilby to Tungamah. The scenery along the way was stunning with a contrasting patch-work of yellow canola and green wheat in the paddocks.

A hearty lunch at the Tungamah Hotel was followed by a tailwind for the return journey.

It was a cold and cloudy day for Wednes-day’s ride to Milawa, with the group detouring via Londrigan and Tarrawingee before a re-freshment break at the Milawa Cheese Factory.

Future rides:Saturday August 31: Rail Trail to Everton-

Markwood-Milawa. Medium 50km.Meet 9am Batchelor’s Green. Contact Julie

5722 2424. Wednesday September 4: Greta Rd-Snow

Rd-McDonalds-Taminick Gap Rd-Warby Range Rd. Easy 40km. Meet 9am Batchelor’s Green. Contact Eileen 5726 5365.

TARRAWINGEE Golf Club results.Saturday, August 24, three-person am-

brose.Winners: Fay Phillips, Leo McCoy & Angelo

Garraffo 61 5/6. Ball winners: June Christes-en, Allen Mercer & Lindsay Steer 66.5. NTP: 4th Angelo Garraffo, 8th Peter Nolan. Ladies’ 4th Pauline Mercer. Men’s doubles final: Ken Miller and Manny Tanirau defeated Peter Gay and Jarrod Adamo 2/1.

Tuesday, August 27, ladies’ first round dou-bles knockout.

Winners: Sherre Midson & Carole O’Sullivan def Bev Brewer & Pauline Mercer 3/2. Lynn Barrow & Cath Dundon def Audrey Bradfield & Nancy Mason 3/2. Toni Wilson & Nola Griffin def June Christesen & Shirley Steel 4/3. Ladies’ stableford winner: Valda Watson 25. Monthly awards: least putts: Fay Philips 23. NTPS: Milawa Hotel 4th Carole O’Sullivan, Landmark 8th Toni Wilson.

Coming events: Saturday: foursomes championships, Tuesday: ladies’ stroke.

WANGARATTA Rangers Orange played NASC Bears at Targoora Park, Wangaratta on Sunday in the last game of the season before the finals of North Eastern Baseball.

Rangers Orange were short of a few regular players due to football commitments, but still had a full team to take the diamond.

Both teams brought in runs in the first in-nings.

Bears batting through their order to score three runs while Rangers Orange had six bat-ters face the plate to bring in two runs before the third out was made.

Bears lost one of their players early in the third innings when he was ejected from the game for misconduct towards the umpire leav-ing the team one short, but Rangers could not capitalise on having an automatic out when his turn at bat came around.

Dylan Cowan and Mark Drage shared the pitching duties for Rangers Orange with Cowan throwing an even amount of balls and strikes in his four innings on the mound, but

Drage found it hard to find the strike zone throwing twice the amount of balls as he did strikes.

Rangers could not add to their first inning’s score until the seventh innings when they brought in three runs.

But Bears had added 11 runs to lead 14 runs to five when the time ran out.

Young 14 year old Sam York took a fly ball catch for Rangers after running hard to make position at right field and Bailey Bell got his first hit in baseball only to be caught out in the outfield.

Rangers Orange were down on their batting having only four safe hits for the game while Bears had 13, two of them being home runs.

The preliminary final of North Eastern Base-ball will be played at Gayview Park, Wodonga this Sunday with Wodonga 2 playing Benalla Bandits at 11.30am in second division and Wangaratta Rangers two teams to play in divi-sion one – Rangers Orange v Rangers Black at 2.15pm.

The grand final is to be held at Targoora Park, Wangaratta on Sunday, September 8.

Wangaratta tee-ballers will play an exhibi-tion game prior to the first game starting at 10am. These kids are our future baseballers.

OVENS and Murray Bridge Club notes.On Tuesday night, August 28, OMBC held

the special ‘Australia Wide’ event where bridge players compete across Australia with set hands.

Congratulations to Whorouly player Patsy Cleverly and local Edith Underwood who came first with a score of 63.33 per cent.

In second place on 60.83 per cent were lo-cals Mary Burns and Roberta Ewing followed by locals Maggie Brown and Matt Bryne, and Oxley player Roger Dadd and local Dianne Murray in equal third place on 58 per cent.

OMBC plays duplicate bridge every Tues-day and Thursday night commencing at 7.20pm, as well as an afternoon session each Sunday at 2pm.

If you are interested in attending a duplicate night or in learning to play or having lessons on bridge please contact Marie on 5721 4116 or Edith on 5721 3702.

WANGARATTA Bowls Club notes.A reminder that the new season of bowls

opens this Saturday, 1pm start and ‘a plate please’.

Winning team from games played Sat-urday, August 24 T. Walsh, F. Marasco, J. Wells (s); runners-up P. Faithfull, G. Hynard, P. Selwood (s) and on Wednesday, August 28 P. Faithfull, O. Folino, G. Smith (s); runners-up P. Rowlands, P. Ryan, J. Wells (s).

Those intending to play mid-week pennant are asked to be at practice 10am Tuesday next.

Membership fees are now due.Indoor Bias Bowls games played Sun-

day, August 25 won by Chris. Illingworth, Tyson Chivers, Carmel Doherty, Geo. Fox (s); runners-up Tom Pearse, Lorraine Keogh, Ralph Nalder (s) and on Tuesday, August 27 Annette Hayward, Tyson Chivers, Geo. Fox (s); runners-up Jan Kelly, Les Mathews, Dawn Gulbin (s).

By SCOTT ANDERSON

THE final tryouts for Wan-garatta’s men’s and women’s Country Basketball League sides took place last night, with final teams expected to be announced early next week.

Jacqui Henry is once again in charge of the men’s side, while Jason Bannerman has

returned for a second season as coach of the Lady Warriors.

Henry said the men’s team was likely to feature a host of new names this season.

“We’ve had a lot of players who have just left the under 18 program, so 17-18 year olds, trying out, so it’s great to see a lot of new faces,” she said.

“I’ve had a bit to do with most of those players, but we

have also had a few players in their early 20s who I haven’t coached before come in, so it’s exciting for me to see what they can do.

“Probably around 60 per cent of the players from last year have come back, so we will have a different side this year.

“Everyone has been very enthusiastic about it.”

Warriors teams for new CBL season to be announced soon

HEAD COACHES: Jason Bannerman and Jacqui Henry.

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