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SATURDAY, July 7, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’

FROM LAST WEEK

They were dodging ducks and polar bears on and off the ground at Melville Oval last Sunday, but in the finish it was Imps led by Young Pups Jarrod O’Brien, Tim Meulendyks and Cal Kanonuik that took bragging rights in the (final?) WBFL Hamilton Derby.

THIS WEEK

South Gambier v West Gambier

If West start focussing on kicking goals instead of counting free kicks, they might actually win a game.The Ds are sitting in very unfamiliar territory outside the five, and in a tight race for September action the cream should start to rise.South by 11 points

Millicent v Casterton

There might be a lot of uncertainty for the future of the South East forestry industry, but there’s no lack of tall timber at McLaughlin Park. As if Benno and Spider Haggett weren’t enough to contend with, now Galloping Gascoyne returns to town complete with a tan as golden as daffodils in springtime.Millicent by 48 points

Hamilton Imperials v Portland

The Vic Tigers have had more close shaves this season than a King St pole dancer.Home kennel advantage for the Dogs, but Hayse and Holt will be more trouble than a grizzly can bear.Portland by 9 points

East Gambier v North Gambier

The Big Q is can the Fab Four dodge the SA Country Champs Curse? The Phant thinks they canNorth by 16 points

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Saturday against Casterton we celebrate a Millicent Netballer and WBNA Elite Champion, Donna Denton as she plays her 300th Club game. Donna’s lists of career achievements are incredible with 5 Western Border A Grade Best and Fairest’s and 2 Runner Up’s. 9 Club A Grade Best and Fairest and 2 Runner Up’s. 9 Premierships comprising 8 A Grade and 1 B Grade. Donna began her Netball Career with Millicent in 1990 playing under 15s and B Grade at the age of 13 winning the B Grade Premiership and Runner Up in the U/15s. The next few years Donna cemented a place in the A Grade and in 1994 at the age of 17 won her first League Medal.

In 1996 Donna headed to Adelaide to teachers college where she played netball with the Adelaide Cougars under Coach Jackie Blyth. In 2000 Donna returned to Millicent to Teach and has been in the role as Coach or Assistant Coach of the WBFL Millicent A Grade Netball side since.When you see Donna’s dedication, preparation, professionalism and work ethic at training and game day you can see that she covers all areas and her accolades are well earned and deserved. Playing with her best mates and introducing youngsters and teaching them all her tricks have kept an injection of excitement around the team every year. Natalie Medhurst (Firebirds/Thunderbirds/Australia ) and Khao Watts (Waikato Magic) have benefitted from Donna’s Coaching and are playing in the National Netball Competition while Natalie has been terrific playing Goal Attack for Australia. Donna plays mainly Goal Attack/Goal Shooter and is a model of consistency that plans her pregnancies precisely so she doesn’t miss many games. Her work rate was so high in the 2010 premiership that she had to be carried to the club on a stretcher on the SundayDonna’s husband Chris currently coaches the Reserves and is a member of the 200 club and they have 3 daughters Lucy, Abby and Emily so the future of Millicent Netball looks strong. Donna has a wonderful family that have always been heavily involved with the running of the MFNC on and off the court. Congratulations on an outstanding achievement Donna.

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UMPIRES APPOINTMENTS FOR ROUND 11, 2012WBFL - SeniorsTeams: East Gambier v North Field 1 – Darren PhilpsField 2 – Kevin McMahon Boundary 1 – Matt Dowling Boundary 2 – Chris Button Goal 1 – Chris TillGoal 2 – Andrew Simpson

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: South Gambier v West Field 1 –Bruce McLaughlinField 2 – Sam PhelanBoundary 1 –Brodie Kalman Boundary 2 – Ethan Moulden Goal 1 –Tony MagieraGoal 2 –Tyler Dowling

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Imperials v PortlandField 1 - Robert Logan Field 2 - Dylan McDonald Boundary 1 - Chris Scherek Boundary 2 - Jake Hamilton Goal 1 - Adrian Ferguson Goal 2 - Owen Drinkell

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Millicent V Casterton Field 1 – David Carraill Field 2 –Geoff Strauss Boundary 1 – Justin de JongBoundary 2 –Jayden Reilly Goal 1 – John HuntGoal 2 – Tom Birks

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: East Gambier v North Field 1 – Taylor FryField 2 – Tim RiquierBoundary 1 – Connor Lloyd Fox Boundary 2 – Joel RobinsonGoal 1 – Brad McDonnellGoal 2 – Declan Carmody

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: South Gambier v West Field 1 – Terry WilloughbyField 2 – Trevor SmartBoundary 1 – Zac PearsonBoundary 2 – Connor ClarkGoal 1 – Craig McDonoughGoal 2 – Dylan Leggett

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Millicent v CastertonField 1 – Greg WhiteField 2 – Levi StringerBoundary 1 – Blake Kenny Boundary 2 – Brodie Hewson Goal 1 – Tom Birks Goal 2 – Cade Knight

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Imperials v PortlandField 1 - Anthony BunworthField 2 - Club UmpireBoundary 1 - Matthew Guy Boundary 2 - James Guy Boundary 3 - Mark Hutchins Goal 1 - Owen Drinkell Goal 2 - Adrian Ferguson

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: East Gambier v NorthField 1 – Andrew SimpsonField 2 – Bruce McLaughlin Boundary 1 – Ben RobinsonBoundary 2 –James OwenGoal 1 – Chris TillGoal 2 –Michael Button

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: South Gambier v WestField 1 –Kevin McMahonField 2 – Rob ChandlerBoundary 1 –Bridgette McKinnonBoundary 2 – Chelsea McKinnonBoundary 3 – Tristan McKinnonGoal 1 – Craig McDonough Goal 2 –Tony Magiera

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Imperials v PortlandField 1 - Craig McAllister Field 2 - Allistair Steele Boundary 1 - Brandon Lacey Boundary 2 - Zak Roache Boundary 3 - Jacqui Robinson Boundary 4 - Christopher Teasdale Goal 1 - Robert Logan Goal 2 - Bruce Shepherd

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Millicent v Casterton Field 1 – Mike ReillyField 2 – Neil BrownBoundary 1 – Jake McMillanBoundary 2 – Shane de Jong Goal 1 – Cade Knight Goal 2 – John Hunt

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Results Round 10

Goal KickersSenior goal kickers

Jarrod Holt Portland 47

Justin Mcconnell North Gambier 44

Jake Myles Hamilton Imperials 36

Timothy Milera Millicent 29

Anthony Kilsby North Gambier 28

Seniors

Portland 0.1, 4.2, 5.3, 10.6 66 d South Gambier 5.4, 6.4, 8.4, 10.5 65

East Gambier (not submitted) 13.14 92 d West Gambier (not submitted) 8.7 55

Hamilton 3.1, 5.4, 8.5, 13.8 86 d Casterton 3.5, 3.5, 6.9, 9.10 45

North Gambier 4.4, 6.9, 9.11, 13.16 94 d Millicent 2.2, 4.3, 7.5, 10.6 66

Reserves

South Gambier 68 d Portland 53

East Gambier 40 d West Gambier 106

North Gambier 113 d Millicent 9

Casterton 84 d Hamilton 58

Sungold Milk Under - 18

Portland 108 d South Gambier 29



Hamilton 39 d Casterton 65

Reserves goal kickers

Michael Mcrae North Gambier 37

Jacob Langdon East Gambier 29

Darren Sims South Gambier 27

Kane Spencer Portland 25

Paul Mullen South Gambier 19

Sungold Milk Under-18s goal kickers

Tyson Currie North Gambier 50

Thomas Waters Hamilton Imperials 33

Jacob Galpin Casterton 24

Jake Bottomley North Gambier 22

Dylan Barr Portland 19

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26 Matt Monaghan ....................28 Tom Waters .........................30 Corey Henstridge ..................31 Sam Hasell ..........................32 Ben Cole .............................33 Jordan Murphy .....................36 Michael Nguyen ....................

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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 .......................

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The local derby was played on Sunday and attracted a large crowd.The under 12 had a loss but the score was not a true reflection on the game. Good job girls-keep persisting. The 13 and under were defeated on the score board but the coaches felt the girls game play has really improved. The 15 and under played an awesome game, winning by 13 goals. What is being worked on at training was played out today.The 17 and under won by a solid margin of 15. This was the reward for being focused, determined to win and following instructions.C grade had a great team effort and won by doing the basics.B grade although they did not win, had a hard fought game and worked really hard as a team.A reserve suffered their second defeat of the season. As a team we need to keep our netball simple and hold our heads high.

Last Sunday’s ‘Local Derby; brought a mixture of emotions, with the solemn, one minutes silence as a mark of respect for the passing away of legendary Bulldog, Keith ‘Curly Lang’, intermingled with the satisfaction of scoring three hard fought wins over Our ‘co-tenants’ - A tough week on the training track, and the determination to ‘do it for Curly’ were important factors in Sunday’s success. We thank the Hamilton team, umpires and other officials for taking part in the ‘line up’And one minutes silence. Under Eighteen Awards Tim McCann (Vestas Leighton / Bulldog Towel) Angus Noske (MEGT) Ed Purvis (Rob Collins Builders) Josh Nield (Jon Manson Award) Roger Morris (John Uebergang Award) Mitch Johnson (John Waters Award) Reserves Awards Benjamin Vagg (Vestas Leighton) Matt Wishart (Fox Refrigeration) Chris Quinn (Fringe Benefits) Jamie Ferguson (Rob Collins Builders) Leigh Alexander (Craig Sigley Bricklaying) Anthony Ractliffe (Hamilton Gymnasium) Senior Awards Josh Meulendyks (Vestas Leighton) Jarred O’Brien (Lakeside Service Centre) Callum Kanoniuk (Victorian Pet Foods) Matt Newell (Fox Refrigeration)Cameron Whyte (Rob Collins Builders) Jason McIntosh (Hamilton Gymnasium) Jarred O’Brien took out the Bulldog Award (As selected by the players) Today all three of our teams face a major challenge as we host the strong Portland Club

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A great day when we hosted South Galmbier with all teams having wins. A.Grade certainly played extremely well recording a great win with Awards going to Kerri Jennings Edwards Waterfront Restaurant, and Stephainie Arnott Video Ezy. A.Res awards went to Larissa Carr Bakers Delight, Dominoes Pizza Michelle Finck. B.Grade Lido Larder Jenna Domburg, Meal Award Meg Hol. C.Grade Meal Award Adele Chester, Bakers Delight Eloise Flleming 17/under Subway Brianna Caldow, Bakers Delight Remy Grant. 15/under KFC Rani Kane, Canteen Andrea Smith, 13/under Dominos Pizza Elka Smith “Canteen Kate Davis, Our under 12 girls did us proud with a great win with awards Bakers Delight Taylor Kelsey, Spuds of Portland Tayla Purcell. Today we travell to Hamilton to take on Imperials.and with no A.Grade they will have to wait a couple of weeks to play their next game as we then have the bye. Good luck to all other teams hope for some more wins. Yours in Netball Rhonda Compton.

The U18’s again had to operate under modified conditions, but to the credit of the Portland lads who donned the South colours and the South players as well, a competitive and entertaining match occurred. Portland ran out comfortable winners eventually, but only after being second to the ball for lengthy periods of the game. The consistent Harry Warren led the way with strong support from Dean Jones, Hamish Withers and Jamie Blacksell. Dane Jarrett and Daniel Jackson. The Reserves again capitulated, but only after a dogged battle that saw them leading until deep into the game. South eventually wore them down, but at least there was more spirit shown with Sam Anson, Jake Patterson and Jaron Quinlivan being the standouts. It was also encouraging to see different names such as Eddie Williamson, Lucas Mibus and Brad Falcone feature in the awards. The Senior contest had it all. In a classic goal for goal shootout in the last stages of the game, Portland had its nose in front when it mattered most. The game had everything-wet weather skills, loads of grit and nail-biting atmosphere. Portland had desperate competitors in abundance, especially Beau Bentley, Justin Van Heugten, Denis O’Loughlin, Sam Fleming, Daniel Falcone, Luke Van Heugten and Jarrod Holt (5 match-winning goals). This week sees us travel North to battle Imperials again, and hopefully three more victories.

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1 Leigh Capewell .....................2 Brent Howard .......................3 Luke Foran ...........................4 James Paprotny ....................5 Brett O'neil ............................6 Dion Stratford .......................7 Matthew Berkefeld .................8 Russell Paterson ....................

10 Matthew Weistra ...................11 Jake Dowdy .........................12 Brodie Foster ........................13 Brad Bryant .........................14 Chris Williams ......................15 Jon Copping ........................16 Lloyd Pearce-Raisin ..............17 Simon Berkefeld ...................20 Darren Sims .........................21 Kym Jennings ......................22 Jed Mullen ...........................

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 ........................

78 Scott Enderl .........................79 Dellon Brown .......................80 Danny Poyner.......................


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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 Alan Kennedy .........................2 Taylor Laube .........................3 Josh Ransom .........................4 Mark Smith ............................5 Mark Bourchier ......................6 Daniel Richardson ..................7 John Barnes ...........................8 Steven Wenman .....................9 Riordon Walker ......................10 Brendon Cook ........................12 Tyson Ploenges ......................13 Abdullah Karman ....................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 Dylan Hopkins .........................53 Hayden Lindner .......................54 Jordan Coombe ......................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 Mark Smith .............................61 Craig Walker ...........................62 Leigh Collins ...........................64 Daniel Jennings .......................65 Jesse Pftizner .........................67 Nathan Roach .........................68 Adam Cram ............................69 Jesse Hewitt ...........................70 Ben Stratman ..........................71 Mitchell Laube.........................72 Alick Mansfield ........................

40 Travis Lockwood ....................41 Niall Easterbrook ....................44 Yuki Akita ...............................45 Jack Marsden ........................46 Ryan Nicholson ......................49 Ryan Judd .............................58 Mathew Staskevicius ..............59 Doug Lloyd ............................60 Tom King ...............................63 Ben Deans .............................66 Tom Dolan .............................

73 Mitch Kipping ..........................74 Damien Huxtable .....................75 Cormac Kuppens-Dwyer .........


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Colours: Navy Blue & Red Premier: 1971, 2010, 2011WEST GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Keith Ransom Reserves Coach Paul Beckman

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A tough day in Portland for our netballers but the good thing was all coaches reported their teams worked hard and did their best to make a contest of it against a very strong club. For those of you who have been out to training in the past fortnight you will have seent that the clubrooms continue to take shape and basically the carpeting and a lick and polish and removal of rubbish and we’re pretty much right to move into our new home. Thanks to the committee for giving up their Saturday off last weekend to get some of those thankless tasks done in preparation for the official opening on August 4. A big thanks also to all the parents who have helped this season thus far too with canteen, scoring, timing and of course, wearing that fashionable high vis vest – the club is grateful for you willingness to be part of the huge volunteer base that keeps the club going. Also thanks to the glamourous girls that made the last minute social night at the club after the Portland game a success and a lot better looking room. Stay tuned for our next big event. Di Gould

It seems like an eternity ago now, but falling to Portland by one solitary still hurts. Brodie Foster made

a welcome return with three goals, while veteran Brent Howard was brave all day.

The B Grade were more fortunate with a come from behind win, while the U18s were always under

the pump against the competition leaders.

This week all grades need to fire up, with three wins there for the taking if the players are hungry

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Last week we played host to East Gambier to start the second round. A mixed day, with the

seniors all getting a win, the juniors having to face the might of the East juniors, and the little 12’s

going down by 1 in a thriller. Last round also played host to the WEST night – with a lot of effort

going into some great costumes !! We now look forward to heading over to Blue Lake Sports

Park today for yet another week of tough netball. Good luck to everyone today, and look forward

to everyone frocking up in their racewear tonight for the annual Malseed Cup. Keep your eyes

and ears posted for more upcoming social events. Have a good day !!!

Hello All I trust you enjoyed your weekend off and managed to stay dry. A fortnight ago we hosted East for an unsuccessful day. The U18s were touched up to the tune of 100 Points. Best Players Ben McKay, Doug Lloyd, Daniel Gardiner, Jesse Pfitzner, Alick Mansfield, Craig Walker. The Reserves put up a better showing than their first encounter but still went down by 66 Points. Best Players Nic Allen, Yuki Akita, Niall Easterbrook, Kayne Badman, Todd McPartlan. The Seniors were in with yet another chance at half time going in with a 1 point lead. It all fell apart in the third quarter when East kicked 6 Goals to 1, the eventual deficit being 36 Points. Best Players Alan Kennedy, Josh Ransom, Joel Carter, Darin McElroy, Abdullah Kamara. A tough trip to Blue Lake Sport Park it’ll take a focused four quarter effort today. GO THE ROOS Socs

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RED TXT SMS COMMUNICATION SERVICE 2012This season the Western Border Football League is providing all netball players and clubs with a new SMS communication service

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 .......................

29 Lachlan Pratt ........................30 Brayden Nunan .....................31 Chris Wehl ...........................34 Jak Ryan .............................


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Colours: Black & Red Premier: 1976, 1982, 1983, 1988EAST GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Mick Childs Reserves Coach Ben Creek

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Jason Dawe

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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 Hamish Telford .....................61 Michael English ....................62 Richard Pearson ...................63 Jake Cooney ........................64 James Hunter .......................70 Dylan Munn .........................72 Matthew Allen ......................73 Jack Pudney ........................

20 Timothy 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 Chris Birks ............................

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 Zukalskus .....................45 Kyle Kuhn .............................46 Myles Georgens ....................46 Mark Preece..........................47 Glen Soper............................50 Troy Bird ..............................51 Chris Stark ............................60 Kevin Opperman ....................65 Michael Quirk ........................

85 Darcy Barry .........................86 Alex Bowd ...........................87 Jake Stafford ........................88 Tyson Currie ........................


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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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With a quick weekend break its time to get back on the court and take on big rivals North! East A grade will be looking for a win, after a big defeat against West two weeks ago. It will be nice to welcome back Caroline & Conor into the team. A res will be up against a strong North side and with the few injuries and away players, the girls will have to fight all four quarters to get a top result. After a good training with the B grade girls, I’m sure they will be determined for a win after the West round, and with smart game play they should dominate North. After a game to forget two weeks ago from the C grade girls, they will need four solid quarters to get over the line this week. 17’s will have a tough battle, as will the 15’s. After both dominating against West, smart decision making will be necessary. Under’s 13’s are always a pleasure; I have no doubts they will rip North to parts. Good luck Under 12’s, let’s make it another win for your tally. Good luck all - Bo Richards

Three good wins against West last game. U/18s had a day out winning by 100 points.4 goals each to Wehl and Pratt,3 to Dawe,2 Anderson and singles to Walters,McCallum,McKeon and Nunan.Best players Shepard,Pratt,Lynch,Dawe,May and Parslow.B’s won by 11 goals,3 goals each to Tulak,Scheidl and Creek,O’Dine 2,1 each to the Cases,Reader,Nash and Robinson.Best players Creek,Murray,Case T,Tulak,O’Dine and Reader.A’s eventually won by 6. Goal kickers,Fleming 4,Cownie3,Harrap and Phillips J 2 each,singles to Thomson Clark and Anderson. Best players Clark,Harrap,Povey,Cownie,Coote and Balshaw.Past players function today $10 food and drinks, come along all you has beens and have a bit of fun watching the Dogs kick some tiger butt.Survivor night tonite at the club, got no idea what it’s about but should be good for a laugh.WOOF WOOF

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Last round we encountered some stiff competition against Millicent. The A Grade girls were gracious in defeat in a high scoring game with the final score at 51-83. Best: Alisha Bryan (Neale & Nulty Transport) and Danika Jolley. The A Res girls had some good passages of play but were defeated 33-46, keep going girls, you’ll get there! Best: Christie McCourt (VearsTaxis) & Maddie Day (Kay Rice & Sharon Day Sheds). B Grade suffered a loss this week, losing 36-45. Bad luck girls. Best: Eliza Short & Larissa Norman (More Bricks More Mud). C Grade held on to win 48-40. Best: Steph McInerney & Amy Kitchen (Wide Span Sheds). U/17’s also held on to win by 7. Best: Alycia Close & Abby Beames. Ten goals was enough to get the u/15’s over the line. Best: Amber Hood & Sarah Hayman. Yet another great win from the u/13’s- 37-20. Best: Laura Day & Ebony McAdam. The u/12 girls tried hard but lost 17-27. Encouragement awards went to Claire Day, Hannah Nulty, Lara Willoughby & Sarah Flett. Today we face East at the kennel, let’s work hard & chalk up a few more wins. Good luck to all teams- Go Tigers!

Two weeks ago saw another great day, at the Tiger cage with three very good wins and some very special individual achievments. The thirds kicked off proceedings with a massive win. Best player was Tyson Currie who kicked 12 goals, but not satisfied with that Tyson played in the reserves and proceeded to slot through another 6 goals, giving him 18 for the day magnificent day out. next was Nick Mcinerney, Jake Schutz, Sam Egan, Jack Pudney, Matthew Mcinerney.The reserves suprisingly had a very comfortable win against Millicent with some of the thirds boys lending a hand. Best players Mick Mcrae with 6 goals, Brett Kennedy, Tyson Currie with his 6 goals, Nick Mcinerney getting a nod for the second time, Sam Egan also with his second award for the day, Kingsley Clark who along with Tess has now welcomed a beautiful baby girl into the world, congrats to you both. The seniors really was a good hard game of footy between two commited sides, well done to our boys for coming out on top. Best players Josh Woodall, Adam Kurzman, Richie O’Grady, Lachy Herring, Scott Flett, David Nulty with his magnificent goal on the run. Today we venture across town to the Kennel where North and East games are always a great battle. Good luck Tiges bring home the 12 points. Richard Copeland.

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The time has come again for clubs and leagues to nominate their outstanding volunteers for the WorkSafe Country Footy Volunteer of the Year for 2012.

As we all know, volunteers are the lifeblood of our sport, and we all have volunteers that go above and beyond the call of duty at our clubs.Look around at who is doing the work at your club today; Was there a familiar face on the gate that has been there for years? A person in the canteen that has served your pie to you since you could only just see over the counter? What about the team manager that knows every kid, parent and sibling by name?Who was the first to arrive? Who will be the last to leave?

Recognising your club volunteers with a nomination in the 2012 Country Footy Volunteer of the Year Program is a great way to give them a pat on the back, and another way for you to show them that you value the service they have given you. Make a fuss over them – even though most are happiest working out of the spotlight!All nominations in the VCFL Country Footy Volunteer of the Year Award will be recognised with a certificate of thanks that can be presented to the volunteer at your club presentation night or AGM.The winner of the 2012 WorkSafe Country Footy Volunteer of the Year will win a suite of prizes, and the volunteer’s club will receive a $2000 voucher from VCFL FootyMart to purchase new equipment for the club.It is very easy to nominate your club stalwart, enthusiastic committee person or tireless club worker for this award. Just go to the VCFL website or the VCFL Facebook page and look for the links and fill out the quick online form.Previous winners of the prestigious award include Ron Trimble from Newbridge Football Netball Club for his services steering the club through the flood crisis, Leonie Griffiths from BalranaldFNC who connected the local community with the football club with a massive Pink Footy Day, and Bill Kuys who over many years rebuilt and guided Emerald FNC out of a tenuous position to be the first Gold Standard Quality Club in Victoria. Country football doesn’t just happen – it takes the efforts of thousands of volunteers every week of the year to put on what you see today. More than that, these volunteers are giving their precious time to create a place for our kids and our community to gather, to learn, to celebrate, and to support one another.Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.Go to www.vcfl.com.au or search VCFLFooty on Facebook to nominate now

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1 Michael Bennett ....................2 Chris Robinson .....................3 Justin Rehn..........................4 Joe Walker ...........................5 Matt Bryant ..........................6 Ben Zalme ...........................7 Steve Duldig.........................9 Brad Tilley ...........................

10 Joe Pratt..............................11 Chris Denton ........................12 Justin Meek .........................13 Tyson Lindsay ......................14 Andrew Nitschke ..................15 Andrew Thorne .....................16 Geoff Rigney .........................17 Darcy Thwaites ....................18 Reece Duncan ......................19 Craig Gysbers ......................21 Jonathon Agnew ....................

1 Brad Smith ...........................2 Cooper Hamilton ....................3 Jack Gordon .........................4 Mitchell Gordon .....................5 Andrew Dickenson .................6 Zane Wallis ...........................7 Brodie Davis .........................8 Henry Walshaw .....................9 Jonah Grimes ........................11 James Watts .........................14 Hamish Nitschke....................

22 Bronte Grosser ......................23 Ben Chant.............................24 Nathaniel Robbins ..................25 Rick Grimes ..........................26 Adam Allen ...........................27 Shaun Withers .......................28 Clay Reilly ............................29 Ryan Cranage ....................... 30 Will Schoenfeldt .....................31 David Dunn ........................... 32 Hamish Gordon .....................33 Kyle Bowman ........................34 Tom Hutchesson ....................35 Tim Milera ............................36 Scott Duncan ........................37 Brad Smith ...........................38 Cameron Haggett ...................39 Marcon Villanueva..................40 Craig Thomson ......................

16 Tyson Varcoe ........................17 Mason Redman .....................18 Luke Stephens ......................22 Luke Ferguson .......................23 Ben Chant.............................25 Joshua Cory .........................32 Tyler McRostie ......................

41 Brodie Davis .........................42 David Shanks ........................43 Craig Chittleborough ...............44 Michael Gibson .....................45 James Weir ...........................46 Darios Milera.........................47 Ryan Hutchesson ..................48 Andrew Haggett .....................49 Josh Gordon .........................50 Mitchell Reilly ........................51 Jeremy Hales ........................52 Tony Milera ...........................55 Heath Douglas .......................


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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 ...........................

56 Hayden Smith ......................62 Jacob Forbes .......................63 Ben Crick ............................64 Toby Murrell .........................65 Sam Diegman ......................68 Jacob Shannon ....................69 Shaun Gill ............................70 Jake Galpin (c) .....................71 Fraser Kent ..........................72 Ethan Currie .........................74 Hamish Beauglehall ...............

80 Alex O’Connell ......................84 Ozay Crawford .....................86 Alex Bosch ..........................


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Whether your team hasn’t lost a match yet, is in the middle of the bunch, or is struggling to get a win on the board, the need for a mid season review at your footy club is still the same.It can be very difficult at the end of a long season to remember back on what happened throughout the year – what worked well, where you needed a bit of extra help, and how everyone was feeling at the time.The gap between the end of the season and the AGM is one that we all look forward to as a respite from footy – and gathering some information now will help you to refocus your energies come the end of the season.The key purpose of a mid season review is to accelerate the rate of change at the club and enhance the performances of the entire group for the rest of the year and the season to come. Again – a desire to improve the current situation is about the only thing all VCFL clubs have in common, be they cellar dwellers or undisputed champions.It is important to try and get information from as many people around the club as possible – everyone views the club from a slightly different perspective, and hence will have something different to offer. It can take a little time, but it is very important to get the thoughts of the playing group, committee, members, coaching and development staff and also some key community networks to inform the review.The role of the President as leader in this process is important. A key element of this information gathering and review is to cut through the emotions to find out where the challenges and improvements are for your club. You will need to log the thoughts without judgment, finger pointing, personalities, and conflicts. You want to go hard on the issue, and be soft on the person.The easiest way to review the first half of the footy season may be to dig out your club strategic plan and put some ticks and crosses in the boxes of the things you were hoping to achieve in the year. Have you been on track in the identified areas of your club? Has your focus been where you said it would be? Do you have a strategic plan?Measure this against your budget – are you tracking well on the balance sheet at this stage of the year in relation to your expected profits? Are there any shortfalls in income, or have your expenses blown out in any areas? Are there clear reasons for either of these? You will want your coaches to have a say in how they are tracking against expectations, and most will have an interest to know how the playing group is assessing their performance at this stage of the caper.Face to face conversations can occur on an informal and formal basis as a part of this review. You may wish to formally talk with your coaches in interviews about how they are going against their expectations, while a chat on the boundary line with a few of your key members and players at the footy may be an ideal way of getting some insights into the club. The playing group can be surveyed with a confidential set of questions to be returned to the committee, or put together a focus group with some of the leaders in the group along with a few of the younger boys.A quick way of supplementing this information and getting the ball rolling may be a quick KEEP, STOP, START discussion on a Thursday night after training.Remind the group of all the elements of running a footy club – onfield, social, community connections, volunteer commitments, fundraising, facilities, athlete development, and communications.Ask the questions - What do we want to KEEP doing, what do we need to STOP doing, and what do we need to START doing to achieve the club goals and to set the benchmark for the performance of the club as a whole?Have a few scribes go to work on some butchers paper. You will reinforce where you are going well, what needs improving, and may get some things that you may not have considered before.Remember that the on field performance of the club is only one small part of running a successful local football club, and that all clubs are in different phases of their development cycle. The one thing that we all have in common is the desire to improve our current position – and the value of open, honest, and timely information to get us to focus forward can happen at any time.

For further information and assistance, please contact your VCFL Area Manager.

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We had a mixed day at North coming away with four wins. Thanks to all the committee for organising Buddy Night during the week. It is great to see the whole club together and mixing on these nights. This week we take a look at Carol Grimes’ 15 & Under team, who have had an interesting and challenging journey to this point of the season. The girls have trained very hard with great spirit each and every week. So far the results on court have been inconsistent but I am sure the second half of the season will see this super bunch of girls lift and surprise themselves and the opposition. Lucy Walker and Alice Bowering our captain and vice are leading by example on and off court. Lucy always provides comic relief and Alice often wins the hard nut award for her guts and determination. New recruits Chloe McGuiness and Sarah Madden have shown great dedication and improvement week in week out. Zoe Brown has displayed some sharp shooting and had a break out game against East. Alex shows her versatility and talent going from defence to centre or where ever she is required with a smile. The two Emily’s have played with style and determination and along with Sally and Georgia do whatever is asked of them with great attitude. Our team motto is “Team work makes the dream work” and this is a top team of girls.

With the price of electricity and the Carbon tax looming it makes sense to get more adventurous as a handyman. One person that we will call Dave for the sake of the story had a wife nagging him to fix leaking bathroom fittings that he kept putting off. Last Sunday while watching the Crows get smashed by the Kangaroos he had nowhere to hide, so armed with a shifter (the only tool that he owns) he decided to tackle the leaking fittings. Turned the water off, serviced all bathroom fixtures, water back on, no leaks, off to bed. In the morning Dave jumps in the shower, admiring his handy work, turns the taps on and the shower head flies off, followed by a handle then another and we have Niagara Falls going berserk. Naked and in a panic Dave runs out the front to turn off the water mains then dresses and goes to Bunnings to get all new stuff and repair it before his wife returns from her walk. Dave tidies everything just in time as his wife returns, she says that there has been a report of a streaker in the area holding a Party Sav. Dave replies I saw one but he was holding a stick of Salami! Go Saints

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While some of us had a break last week , a group of Cats players continued their heavy netball schedules. Congratulations and well done to Marlee Gartlan, Shanae Guthrie, Emma Pelham-Thorman[17u W/B Victorian State Championships. To Tori Perry [17U South East Regional Squad ] and to Gorgia Sealey and Molly Kent[ Monivae College Waverley International Team]The CATS netballers are extremely grateful to our sponsors who week in week out, year in ,year out support us with weekly awards. Sincere thanks: Bloomers, Casterton Pharmacy, Mark Davis Cleaning, Dergholm Hotel, From Me to You Flowers, Faroe’s Newsagency, Glenelg Inn, Glenny’s Takeaway, Hairwize , Herbert’s Bakery, Judi’s Kelpie Kafe, Jimmy Tant,McNamara’s Clothing, Milly’s Women and Children’s Clothing , Say Grace, Spill the Beans, and This n That.The generosity of our small community is amaz especially when they support not only the CFNC but so many varied groups and ages in our town.Bravo and Thankyou!

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The Murray South East team participated in the South Australian Country Championships in Berri on the weekend and came home with 2nd place. It won its two games on Saturday and this meant they played in the grand final on Sunday.

Tylah Saunders won the MSE best player medal for the carnival playing as a rover and along with our other on ball players in Simon Berkefeld, James Paprotny, Richie O’Grady, Liam O’Neil and Dylan Dempsey provided us with a lot of run and drive from the middle of the ground. Our targets up forward in Matt Altmann with 5 goals, Luke Harrowfield 3 goals and coach Justin McConnell 7 goals finished the work of our players up field. Adam Davey, and Lachie Medhurst in the ruck provided the on ball brigade with consistent first use of the ball. Tyson Wait, Ben Quast, Chris Povey, Joel Kay and Nathan Smith held the backline together and provided a lot of rebound from half back and made it hard for the opposition to score.

In the grand final we played Southern Districts and this was a closely fought battle right to the end. Our team play, pressure on the opposition and ability to impact the contest was a feature of our play all carnival and this came through in the grand final.

Matt Altmann up forward provided a big target and his marking was outstanding and finished with 3 goals, Tylah Saunders as a rover provided the hardness at the contest and created run from the middle of the ground. Our full back Ben Quast and half back Tyson Wait made it hard for the opposition to score and provided plenty of run from the backline. On ball players Simon Berkefeld and James Papotny continually moved the ball forward from the middle of the ground and along with Richie O’Grady on his wing gave the side the run and carry of the ball needed.

The MSE teams focus was to win one quarter at a time and not let the opposition any momentum and they were able to do this nd went in at ¾ time with a three point advantage. In the last quarter the Southern Districts were able to break away only for the MSE team to come back at them and with time running out were unable to hit the front and lost by six points.

Coach Justin McConnell and his support staff would be happy with the efforts put in by all players over the whole carnival. We have been the most consistent zone in the past two years and need to continue to work hard and next year take the next step and win the carnival.

Tyson Wait won the inaugural Don McSweeney medal as the best player for the carnival and the following players made the team of the carnival: Adam Davey (Ruck), Tylah Saunders (Rover), Matt Altmann (Full Forward), Tyson Wait (Half Back Flank), Joel Kay (Back Pocket) and Simon Berkefeld (Interchange)

SA Country Championship Results

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These players along with Luke Harrowfield are in the state squad to play in the Australian Country Championships in Wagga Wagga from the 19th to 22nd July.

Game 1 Saturday Murray South East v Central

Half Time Full Time

MSE 0.2 5.6

Northern 3.2 3.2

Best Players: Tylah Saunders, Tyson Wait, Luke Harrowfield, Simon Berkefeld, Dylan Dempsey, Lachie Medhurst

Goals: Justin McConnell 2, Luke Harrowfield 1, Dylan Dempsey 1, Liam O’Neil 1

Game 2 Saturday Murray South East v Eastern

Half Time Full Time

MSE 4.4 12.6

Eastern 1.2 3.3

Best Players: Simon Berkefeld, Luke Harrowfield, James Paprotny, Tyson Wait, Matthew Thompson, Joel Kay, Jake Dowdy

Goals: Justin McConnell 3, Adam Kurzman 2, Luke Harrowfield 2, Anthony Kilsby 2 Liam O’Neil 1, Joel Kay 1, James Paprotny 1

Grand Final Sunday Murray South East v Southern Distrcts

1/4 Time 1/2 Time 3/4 Time Full Time

MSE 1.3 4.6 7.8 8.12

Western 0.1 4.4 7.5 10.6

Best Players: Matt Altmann, Tylah Saunders, Ben Quast, Richie O’Grady, Simon Berkefeld, James Paprotny, Tyson Wait

Goals: Matt Altmann 3, Justin McConnell 2, Dylan Dempsey 1, Richie O’Grady 1, Liam O’Neil 1

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Western Border Under 17 Netball - Team Report – State Finals of the Victorian Zone Championships Sunday 24th June, 2012The team were placed in Pool B for the round robin games of the Victorian Championships. They were to meet Mid Gippsland, Vic Churches, Bellarine, Bendigo and Goulburn Valley. All teams were new to us with no idea of how they would match up with the Western Border girls.Our first game was against Mid Gippsland. It took a little while to get accustomed to the fast pace of 8 minute halves after being in Adelaide and playing 15 minute halves. Mid Gippsland came out quicker and stronger and led the first half 4 goals to 3. Western Border made changes and won the half 6 to 4 and therefore won the match 9 to 8.Our next game was against Vic Churches who also came out at a blistering pace. The scores were level at half time 6 all. Western Border again made changes but unfortunately Vic Churches capitalised on the pace of the game and Border lost 10 to 15.Bellarine were the next opponent and the girls knew they needed to secure a win to have the slightest chance to make the top 2. They outscored Bendigo 6 to 1 in the first half proving they were up to the task. Bendigo came back fighting in the second half outscoring Border 8 to 4, but with the strong lead in the first half Border came out victors by 1.Our next game was against Bendigo which we knew was going to be tough. Bendigo outscored Western Border in the first half 8 to 5 which meant we had a lot to peg back in such a short time. The girls fought hard in the second half taking timely intercepts in defence enabling the girls to stay level with Bendigo. The rocky first half meant we lost by 3.Our last game was against ladder leaders Goulburn Valley. We knew we had to win this to have any chance at all to make top 2. Goulburn Valley were just stronger and more accurate netballers (with their passing and shooting). They outscored Western Border 8 to 4 in the first half and 6 to 2 in the second. This was the toughest game for the day but the girls never gave up and continued to play solid netball holding their heads high.Well done and congratulations to the 9 girls that travelled to Melbourne. The squad was Shanae Guthrie, Abbey Shannon, Emma Pelham-Thorman, Marlee Gartlan, Malinda Markeiwicz, Morgan Amy, Melinda Squire, Sophie Thornton and Remy Grant. A big thankyou to Liz Markeiwicz for being Team Manager and Deb Gartlan for scoring and all the parents who came and supported the girls throughout the tournament. It has been an honour to coach the 17 and Under Western Border Team for 2012, each player representing the league with pride and respect.

Leanne Outtram

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Western Border 13 and Under squad team earned the right to contest the Victorian Association Championships Final after winning the Western Region minor round convincingly. These finals were played at the State Netball Centre in Melbourne on Sunday 24th June.This team had also recently won the South Australian Country Championships held in Adelaide on the June Long Weekend, going through undefeated. With the format of the carnival comprising two pools of 6 and playing 2x 8minute halves with no half time break the pressure was on to perform consistently and win as many games as possible. The top two teams from each pool then contested the semi finals with the winners playing off in the Grand Final.The day did not start well with a convincing loss to Cranbourne South West (7-13). The team was unsettled and made errors in all areas of the court and although the second half was better the poor first half was too much to overcome. This was the first game over two carnivals where space and consistency were compromised. Cranbourne were to be the eventual winners of the carnival.Match two was a better result with an 11 to 8 goal win against Traralgon. In the third match of the day our defence line up came up across a male player in goals who was tall, accurate and the focal point in the circle. After a shaky start the team regained control and went into the second half one goal down. Traralgon got a two goal jump and all players worked hard to reverse this and for much of the half the scores were neck and neck. Despite several opportunities to secure the win Traralgon won by one goal.The game against Murray was a convincing win 13 to 8 and with two wins and two losses the chance of making finals was slim. In the final match of the day the team to beat was Bendigo (who were placed second). This was an exciting match with the score-line see-sawing. All players worked hard and there were opportunities both in defence and attack where a win was possible however at full time Bendigo held a one goal lead.Despite not making the finals it was pleasing to note that the two teams who contested the Grand Final were Bendigo and Cranbourne, both from Western Border’s pool and against whom they were highly competitive.Their coach, Suzie Mitchell was extremely pleased with the commitment and progress all players demonstrated over the three carnivals to play quality disciplined netball. The Western Border Netball League should feel extremely proud of the results and the manner in which the players conducted themselves both on and off the court.The team comprised: Emily Pietsch (North) Brenna McKay, Lauren Pike, Sara Smith, Mary Wilson (East) Tayla Falconer, Olivia Cottier (Portland) and Keah Lynch (Millicent). Unfortunately due to State netball commitments Olivia Dukalskis (South) was not available.

STATE FINALS OF THE VICTORIAN ZONE CHAMPIONSHIPS - Under 13’s

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

North Gambier 9 8 1 0 1001 666 150.3 32

Portland 9 8 1 0 936 705 132.77 32

Millicent 9 7 2 0 823 661 124.51 28

East Gambier 9 5 4 0 671 573 117.1 20

Hamilton Imperials 9 4 5 0 831 620 134.03 16

South Gambier 9 4 5 0 792 712 111.24 16

Hamilton 10 4 6 0 674 815 82.7 16

Casterton 9 1 8 0 568 1210 46.94 4

West Gambier 9 0 9 0 583 917 63.58 0

RESERvES LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 9 9 0 0 1007 249 404.42 36

East Gambier 9 8 1 0 1011 302 334.77 32

Millicent 9 6 3 0 859 405 212.1 24

South Gambier 9 6 3 0 714 404 176.73 24

Portland 9 4 5 0 829 559 148.3 16


West Gambier 9 2 7 0 507 890 56.97 8

Casterton 9 2 7 0 325 1162 27.97 8

Hamilton 10 0 10 0 274 1373 19.96 0

Under-18s Ladder P W L D FOR AGST % PP

Portland 9 8 1 0 932 350 266.29 32


North Gambier 9 7 2 0 959 294 326.19 28

East Gambier 9 6 3 0 843 361 233.52 24

Hamilton 10 6 4 0 562 393 143 24

Casterton 9 3 6 0 463 536 86.38 12

South Gambier 9 1 8 0 358 895 40 4

West Gambier 9 1 8 0 317 909 34.87 4

Millicent 9 1 8 0 159 1391 11.43 4

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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.


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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.

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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


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.

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13 & under W L Pts

East 9 0 36

North 8 1 32

Portland 6 3 24

Millicent 5 4 20

South 5 4 20

Hamilton 4 5 16

West 2 7 8

Imperials 1 7 4

Casterton 0 9 0

C GRADE W L D % Pts

Portland 9 0 0 181.48 36

West 7 2 0 138.38 28

Imperials 6 2 0 101.57 24

North 5 4 0 114.76 20

East 5 4 0 107.61 20

Casterton 4 5 0 95.73 16

South 2 7 0 70.55 8

Hamilton 1 8 0 69.94 4

Millicent 1 8 0 63.37 4

A RES W L D % Pts

Portland 8 1 0 127.37 32

West 7 2 0 125.32 28

Imperials 7 1 0 117.84 28

East 5 4 0 110.61 20

Millicent 5 4 0 102.29 20

Hamilton 4 5 0 101.11 16

Casterton 3 6 0 90.74 12

South 0 8 1 75.86 2

North 0 8 1 73.92 2

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Netball Ladders A GRADE W L D % Pts

Millicent 7 1 0 147.25 28

West 7 1 0 143.71 28

Portland 7 1 0 141.35 28

South 4 4 0 76.24 16

Hamilton 3 5 0 92.77 12

North 3 5 0 83.74 12

East 1 7 0 70.87 4

Casterton 0 8 0 77.20 0

B GRADE W L D % Pts

West 8 1 0 150.15 32

East 7 2 0 130.53 28

Portland 6 3 0 138.21 24

North 6 3 0 123.49 24

Millicent 6 3 0 120.25 24

Casterton 3 6 0 97.38 12

Hamilton 2 7 0 77.44 8

South 2 7 0 75.50 8

Imperials 0 8 0 30.17 0

17 & under W L Pts

Casterton 9 0 36

East 8 1 32

Portland 7 2 28

North 6 3 24

Hamilton 3 6 12

Imperials 3 5 12

Millicent 2 7 8

West 2 7 8

South 0 9 0

15 & under W L Pts

East 8 1 32

Casterton 8 1 32

Portland 7 2 28

North 5 4 20

South 4 5 16

Millicent 3 6 12

Hamilton 3 6 12

Hamlton 1 7 4

West 1 8 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 7Hamilton Imperials v PortlandSouth Gambier v West GambierEast Gambier v North GambierMillicent v CastertonHamilton v Bye

Round 12, July 14West Gambier v Hamilton ImperialsNorth Gambier v South GambierCasterton v East GambierHamilton v MillicentPortland - 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

Western Round 11

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