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tanker in the wake of the St Pat’s Day fi res. 2021E For the full story turn to Page 3. C’Mite landfi ll set to go greener A GAS management project at year. That is enough to fi ll 700 Olympic sized managed, to an asset that can be traded for LMS contract and client manager Jason Corangamite Regional Landfi ll will be swimming pools. green credits. Dockerill said landfi ll biogas is made up of equivalent to planting 280,000 trees or Shire mayor Ruth Gstrein said all landfi lls “Council has entered into a long-term about 50 per cent methane which is a potent taking 3500 cars off the road each year. created gasses as waste breaks down and arrangement with LMS that will provide greenhouse gas 28 times more harmful than Corangamite Shire Council has partnered fl aring will help keep emissions within EPA commercial benefi ts for both parties.” carbon dioxide. with South Australian company LMS Energy guidelines. If gas production reaches suffi cient volumes, “This project will help prevent greenhouse to build a landfi ll biogas fl aring facility. “Council investigated various options for gas installing power generators may become gas emissions being released into the Earth’s The project will combust landfi ll biogas in a management and we found that managing it viable. atmosphere,” he said. fully contained unit which will be built to meet ourselves would have cost $1 million to set up Sites have been pre-designated to sub-lease LMS has over 50 biogas projects across all relevant approvals. and operate over the next 10 years,” she said. to LMS so it can install generation equipment Australia and New Zealand. It will abate an estimated 17,000 tonnes of “It would also need advanced technical skills in the future. More information on the technology can be carbon (CO2e) a year and extract an estimated we don’t have. The partnership with LMS will The fl are is expected to be operational in 18 found at http://lms.com.au/gas-fl ares

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THE 2018 St Patrick’s Day fi res that the members are local. They’re part of the the community. were devastating to the farmers and community and they know the area better than “The St Patrick’s Day fi res reminded us just advertise with us communities across the district, including anyone else,” he said. how important the CFA are to the community,” 60 of Fonterra’s farmers. “The St Pat’s Day fi res demonstrated how she said. and make your message heard essential that is.” A review of the situation by the Bostocks “We have over 60 farmer partners who Mr Bredin said local members know the Creek Country Fire Authority (CFA) identifi ed were affected by the fi res – my family and I roads, the landscape, and where the water is. the types of equipment the crew needed to included – so when we heard that the brigade “Their knowledge is crucial to the role the better tackle fi res in the future – including a was fundraising for a new vehicle to help CFA plays – it’s all about members feeling prevent further tragedies, it only seemed right specialised ultra-light vehicle that will make empowered to help their community by that Fonterra made a contribution to show our accessing remote and steep areas easier. having the best knowledge and experience in solidarity and support. In 2019, a new ultra-light tanker joined their local area,” he said. “It’s what we like to call Doing Good the Bostocks Creek brigade thanks to a “We are extremely grateful Fonterra contribution from Fonterra and a grant from could help contribute $10,000 in our efforts Together – we’re helping them, help others.” the Victorian Government. acquiring the vehicle we now have in our Fonterra’s donation will help future proof Contactact uuss ffor an advertising quote While the COVID-19 pandemic caused shed, which is a much needed in this part of the brigade so it can protect its surrounding some delays to the project, the team are now Victoria.” communities including Cobden, Camperdown, Graphic design included! fully equipped with the much-needed vehicle. Fonterra Western Victoria area manager Carpendeit, Jancourt, Glenfyne, Cobrico and Bostocks Creek CFA brigade member Will Jozzy Bevin was directly impacted by the Ecklin. Bredin said being part of the CFA is “very fi res with her farm located at Naroghid “The CFA’s priority is to protect lives and important in contributing to the community”. near Camperdown, so she understands the Fonterra is helping us do that,” Mr Bredin [email protected] “The most important thing about the CFA is signifi cant role the CFA plays in protecting said. 5593 1888 Page 4 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Port walking tracks expand THE Port Campbell com- street would link the town to a relations manager Blair munity is set to add two popular local walking route. McNaught said they were more sections to its grow- “Residents who walk up excited to be contributing to ing walking trail network. past the transfer station will an important piece of walking be able to access McRae Beach Energy has infrastructure. street via this new track announced $25,000 on top of “It is a great initiative driven instead of walking along the Corangamite Shire’s $10,000 by the community that we are Great Ocean Road or Pitcher to design and construct really happy to support,” he Street,” she said. a walking track linking said. Mrs Nash said much of the McRae and McCue streets, Corangamite Shire Coastal surrounding vegetation would and another section linking Ward councillor Jamie Vogels be retained, creating a ‘green Pitcher and Hennessy streets. said a better walking network tunnel’ to walk through. The new 200 metre track within the township would “The track will wind between McRae and McCue provide more options for through native scrub streets will be built on council people to enjoy nature, as well adjoining National Park, so road reserve behind Southern as staying active and healthy. a strong focus of the project “The number one priority Ocean Villas. is minimum impact on identifi ed by the community The other 120 metre section surrounding vegetation,” she back in 2013 was the will be built on road reserve said. development of biking and which runs alongside the “Thanks to Beach Energy walking tracks connecting recreation reserve boundary and Corangamite Shire for Port Campbell to rail trails creating a connection between contributing funds to this and the Great Ocean Walk, as Hennessy and Pitcher streets. project, and to the hard work well as creating a network in Both sections will be and advocacy of residents in Port Campbell,” he said. constructed from local the town over the past seven “Well done to residents, the compacted limestone similar years.” Progress Group, and thank to the Two Mile Bay walking Mrs Nash said the shire track. community projects team you to Beach Energy for The project will be of Lauren Molan and Garry making this project a reality.” advertised for quote later this Moorfi eld had done “a lot of Port Campbell month, with local contractors work” behind the scenes. 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RUNNERS and walkers alike helped to “Even if people don’t want to participate, but celebrate a special milestone in Timboon would like to volunteer, they are more than over the weekend. welcome to come do that.” Timboon parkrun turned four on Saturday, Parkrun is a volunteer run weekly event with more than 30 people turning out to mark and without the support of the more than 190 the occasion. individuals who have volunteered their time at Event director Dean Whitehead said the day Timboon parkrun, it would not be possible. “was great”. To register for parkrun visit www.parkrun. “It was a great event, there were 32 com.au. participants I think in the end,” he said. Timboon parkrun begins at 8am sharp each “We had a few visitors which was great. Saturday, with event briefi ng from 7.55am. “I was really pleased with how it went.” Timboon parkrun is held on the Mr Whitehead thanked the community for Camperdown-Timboon Rail Trail, taking in continuing to support the weekly event which a 2.5 kilometre out-and-back loop starting is for runners, joggers and walkers. beneath the Timboon Senior Citizens Centre. “It’s (parkrun) an opportunity to come down For further information or to volunteer and have a walk or run,” he said. contact the Timboon parkrun Facebook Page.

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~10~ LOOKING BACK YEARS Auskick season begins Analogue switch off THE much awaited analogue television switch has fi nally occurred. As of Thursday, May 5 analogue signals have ceased to transmit across the south west. Locals now require a digital television or digital set- top box to tune in to free-to-air television. On the day, members of the Federal Government’s Digital Switchover Taskforce were on hand at the Terang Civic Hall to help locals with any problems they faced with the change in signals. An information session was also held in Cobden on Wednesday, May 4 to give locals a chance to voice any concerns with members of the taskforce. Digital Switchover liaison offi cer Graham Soawyer said although the digital technology might seem like a big change from analogue, “once it’s set up, it’s easy”. He said a common problem was people’s antennas were not correctly set-up to receive digital signals. Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan said he was pleased that the Digital Television Taskforce listened to the community and held the information sessions before the switch off. Getting a kick out of footy: Participants in Cobden’s Auskick program at the opening day. The 2011 “I am glad that the Government has fi nally conceded program will run through until June 26. that the community outcry is legitimate, and has for the fi rst time listened to the overwhelming community - Wednesday, May 11, 2011 concern on this issue,” he said. “The Government has assured me that these sessions will help fi x the problem being experienced due to the Mount Noorat tower and the confl icting signal coming from Ballarat. “Time will tell if they are right or not about the One step at a time suggestions they are making.” - Wednesday, May 11, 2011 TALENTED athlete and celebrated Cobden youth, Drew Semmens has been rewarded for his hard work. Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan awarded the Australian Government’s Local Sporting Champion grants to 16 athletes across the district. He said all recipients received a certifi cate and $500 to go towards their extensive travel costs as state and national representatives in their sport. “I congratulate these worthy local sporting champions for their commitment to their chosen sport,” Mr Tehan said. “I also congratulate their families for supporting them in their sport – the time devoted by parents to help their children participate in sporting events at all levels, but particularly at Celebrated runner: Young Cobden the state and national level deserves resident Drew Semmens received great recognition. $500 from Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan to help cover Helping hand: David Falk presented a junior Malibu surfboard to junior “Local Sporting Champions is co-ordinator James Green and member Sam Matthews. designed to provide fi nancial the sporting travel costs he incurs. support for young sportsmen and “I don’t use the word champion women in participating in state or lightly, and Drew is an inspiration Club support national level sporting competitions to all of us: he reminds us that you and national school sport can achieve greatness with time, PORT Campbell Nippers will have the added advantage of a new board to competitions.” commitment and effort. hone their skills on this year. Drew, a relative newcomer to “I also want to congratulate Drew’s athletics, has taken running in his family, all of whom play a huge The Port Campbell Surf Life Saving Club recently received a donation of a stride and has his sights set fi rmly part in Drew’s ability to participate junior Malibu surfboard from David Falk. on the future. in athletics – they do a great job Junior co-ordinator James Green said the donation would be a benefi t to “It is my great pleasure to present taking him to countless trainings and the club. competitions all over the country, Drew with this Local Sporting “Donations like these help the nippers in learning surf craft and life skills to and I know Drew appreciates their Champion award, in recognition of be used in life saving, patrols and competition,” he said. his commitment to and achievement support.” - Wednesday, May 11, 2011 in his sport,” Mr Tehan said. - Wednesday, May 11, 2011 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 9 Sporting club cash splash continues

FORTY-THREE grassroots • Peterborough Golf Club Inc, sport clubs and organisations $1254 for course sanitisation in Western Victoria are set to stations. bolster their coaching skills, ad- Ms Tierney said the Sporting ministration expertise, or score Club Grants Program is part of the Victorian Government’s new sports equipment thanks to commitment to make sport more a share in more than $6 million accessible and inclusive, stimulate from the Victorian Government. local economies, build sustainable Labor Member for Western Vic- sport and recreation and volunteer toria Gayle Tierney announced the opportunities and increase local successful applicants in Western participation as COVID-19 Victoria of the latest rounds of the restrictions are lifted. Victorian Government’s Sporting “The Sporting Club Grants Club Grants Program. Program is giving grassroots The grants provide clubs with sports clubs in Western Victoria up to $1000 for new uniforms and the support they need to grow their equipment, up to $5000 for training ranks and help more people than coaches, offi cials and volunteers, ever play the sports they love,” she up to $5000 to improve club opera- said. tional effectiveness and up to $5000 “Congratulations to our latest to help sports get back on their feet batch of grant recipients in Western after the pandemic. Victoria. Applications are being assessed “I look forward to seeing a new Casablanca: Cobdenhealth residents enjoyed a movie in Cobden last week. 2021E on a rolling basis and close later this generation of local champions get month. their chance to take their sports to a The latest successful applicants whole new level.” Residents enjoy movie were: Since 2014, the Victorian • Cobden and District Pony Club Government has provided more Inc, $1000 to modernise the than 5150 sporting club grants COBDENHEALTH residents of the Phoenix Project, Rotary Club A planned showing of Lego Movie club’s jumps; totalling more than $7 million to enjoyed a trip to the movies on of Cobden and Corangamite Film 2 later the same night did not go • Cobden Football Netball Club, Society. ahead. clubs across the state. Friday. $1000 towards the replacement For more information on the Cobdenhealth activities Locals have one more chance to of jumpers for Under 12/14 and grants and how to apply go to http:// A number of residents journeyed department’s Sue Loving said the enjoy a movie in Cobden with The 16; www.sport.vic.gov.au/grants-and- to the Cobden Civic Hall to watch residents “absolutely loved it”. Dry being screened on Friday, June • Cobden Riding Club, $1000 for funding/our-grants/sporting-club- Casablanca on Friday afternoon. She said 14 residents watched the 18 at 7pm. an arena; and grants-program. The screening was a joint initiative movie and enjoyed the outing. Tickets are $5 per person. FSA/DET0020-01

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TWENTY-SEVEN small businesses will share in more than $106,000 after Corangamite Shire Council boosted its Small Business Assistance Program with extra COVID-19 recovery funds. At its April Ordinary Meeting of Council, council voted to repurpose an unallocated $56,311 from its COVID-19 Economic Stimulus and Support Program. Deputy mayor Jo Beard said council was pleased to support businesses which together employed hundreds of shire residents. “Council is very proud of our Small Business Assistance Program which gives our residents an incentive to start or grow their business and strengthen the wider shire economy,” she said. “It’s even more important after the diffi cult year caused by the pandemic. “The fact so many businesses are looking to the future is certainly heartening.” Cr Beard said there were 48 applicants in all, proposing more than $800,000 in total works. “Interest far exceeded what we had in the budget, but we managed to re-allocate funding from the COVID-19 Economic Stimulus and Support Package,” she said. “That allowed us to support an additional 13 businesses with their projects.” Successful local applicants included: • Bellarine Redgum, Timboon; • Cafe on Curdie, Cobden; • Cain Chandley Bricklaying, Simpson; • Ethical Strength, Port Campbell; • Thommos Hotel, Cobden; and • Milk and Honey, Timboon. Offi cers will continue to work with any businesses which were unsuccessful to provide feedback, opportunities for improvement, business mentorship and other forms of nonfi nancial support. “It’s incredible when you hear about the dollar terms of what a small amount of money can then be turned into in the long term,” Cr Beard said. “Even the applicants that missed out were still proposing some great projects and I’m glad to hear that the Economic Development team will continue to work with those applicants to hopefully be in the mix next time around.” For more information about the program, call AGED 50 council’s economic development team on 5593 7100.

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LIVE WORK Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. PLAY Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 11 Moyne fl ags 1.5% rate rise MOYNE Shire Council has bridge renewal has been marked may not have been incorporated in Rates and charges are tipped to been marked as the major movers. opened the 2021/2022 annual while $580,000 will be spent on a to this so that is a terrifi c move,” she bring Moyne Shire an additional Spending will increase in maternal budget for public feedback, building renewal program with a said. $814,000, with charges set to rise and child health ($615,000), which includes a 1.5 per cent total $830,000 allocation towards “Now let’s put it out there for the 1.5 per cent. aged and disability services ($2.4 increase to rates and charges. buildings. community to have a say. Locals will see an additional million) and aged support services Councillors voted unanimously An allocation of $620,000 towards “I just wish we could do so much $19.40 added to kerbside collection ($144,000). to approve the draft budget which recreation includes plans for a more. It’s a shame, but we have to costs, with the total service including Moyne Shire residents will have comprises a $50.94 million total $90,000 development of a turf be fi scally prudent and I think this landfi ll levy and waste facility the opportunity to provide feedback budget. Featured in the draft budget wicket at the Purnim Recreation budget does that.” charge increasing $32. on the budget plan prior to its is a $15.5 million capital works Reserve. New initiatives within the Statutory fees and fi nes are tipped approval at a special council meeting program, which includes $12.3 Parks and open space have a operating budget include an to bring in $36,000 more, with dog on Tuesday, June 29. million towards asset renewal. proposed allocation of $830,000, economic migration project and cat charges (4 per cent) and Mayor Daniel Meade said council The capital works program includes with major drainage works set at ($50,000) and energy project town planning fees and certifi cates welcomes feedback from the a $9.3 million dollar investment in $600,000. resourcing ($200,000) as well as (17 per cent) seeing the largest rises. community. road networks with $5.2 million The footpath renewal program will a continuation of the Community User fees will rise to slightly “We defi nitely encourage feedback towards road rehabilitation, $2.1 check in at $250,000. Vision, Council Plan and Financial more than $9.5 million, with a total from the community and there will million towards a resealing program, Cr Karen Foster said she was Plan under the Local Government increase of almost $1.2 million. be plenty of avenues to do so,” he a $1 million spend on unsealed road “particularly pleased” to see Act 2020. Increases to caravan parks and lodge said. re-sheeting and $540,000 on road 38 submissions from residents Moyne Shire Council will head fees will see a rise of $1.2 million, Copies will be available at Moyne safety initiatives. providing their input. in to the new fi nancial year with a while a decrease of $94,000 from Shire Council offi ces, libraries and A $520,000 investment in “That’s 38 voices that potentially current surplus of $1 million. childcare and preschool fees have through the Moyne Shire website. Cobden Tech students reaching out

COBDEN Technical School continues to build strong, resilient networks to support student outcomes. Cobden Technical School numeracy co- ordinator Andrea Stoddart said the school is embracing the framework for improving student outcomes. “This year we have three key improvement strategies: Learning, catch-up and extension priority; happy, active and healthy kid’s priority; and connected school’s priority,” she said. “The connecting school’s priority has seen the school strengthen its community engagement links with several voluntary groups within the town.” Mrs Stoddart said students were recently given the opportunity to speak with Rotary Above: Cobden Technical School Club of Cobden members. students recently spoke with Rotary She said she introduced the school’s vision Club of Cobden members as part of a for the Community Building project before school initiative. 2021E handing over to the students to share their experiences of engaging in community based Stoddard said. projects this year. “Rotary president Mark Towner “This was a wonderful opportunity for the congratulated the presentation team on an students to develop their public speaking outstanding delivery that kept the audience skills and to demonstrate the pride they captivated from the opening statement to the have in Cobden Technical School,” Mrs end.”

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Road funding windfall C R O S S W O R D 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 CORANGAMITE Shire Tehan is excellent news for road users out, are part of the Barwon South West Council has thanked the Federal who have been crying out for road Dairy Supply Chain which supplies a improvements,” she said. quarter of the nation’s milk production Government for $17.5 million to 8 9 10 upgrade dairy supply chain roads. “This combined $34.9 million and dairy exports. package will make a real difference to “Many of the local freight carriers Member for Wannon Dan Tehan 9 some of the roads in our shire which have reported lost productivity announced the funding would be are of serious concern. because of slow travel times and 11 12 13 allocated in the 2021-2022 Federal “Some of them are so worn out they vehicle damage from poor roads,” she 14 11 12 Budget. pose safety issues as well as having a said. It builds on $17.4 million committed negative impact on businesses due to “Investment in the roads will go a 11 15 by the State Government. increased travel times. long way towards overcoming these Corangamite Shire mayor Ruth “The Cobden-Warrnambool, problems which will be positive for 16 14 15 17 Gstrein thanked both tiers of Cobden-Stonyford and Camperdown- business and jobs.” 18 19 government for their investment in Cobden Roads have been named as Cr Gstrein said improved roads infrastructure “which is vital for the specifi c benefi ciaries.” would be safer for other road users, 17 18 20 19 shire’s economy”. Cr Gstrein said the key freight routes, including locals, school buses, farm 21 22 23 “This latest announcement by Dan which carry supplies in and produce vehicles and tourists. 21 22

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ACROSS DOWN 1. Chiefl y (6) 1. Apes (6) 4. Astonishes (6) 2. Announcer (9) 8. Cow sound (3) 3. Relaxed: _____ back (4) 9. Without being affected by (2,5,2) 5. Preserve (8) 11. For hitting pool balls (4) 6. Avatar actress, Saldana (3) 12. Accepted etiquette (8) 7. Without risk (6) 15. Belief in the Latter-Day Saints (9) 10. Earnestly (9) 18. Indian religion (8) 13. Made up (9) 19. Diamond-design knitwear (4) 14. Leg clothing (8) 21. Very typical example (9) 16. Foil (6) 23. Bring action against (3) 17. Divine messengers (6) 24. Beat decisively (6) 20. Restaurant choices (4) 25. Tour leaders (6) 22. Despicable person (3) SUDOKU 9 1 4 7 2 2 8 5 7 9 6 1 3 5 4 8 Support appreciated: Cobden Technical School student Brodie Eddy is currently working towards earning his pilots licence. 2021E 6 3 9 4 5 Brodie aims high 3 8 7 COBDEN Technical School student Brodie Eddy become either an airline pilot or fi ghter pilot. 1 3 knows what it is like to reach for the sky. “The school has been very helpful in picking subjects The Year 11 VCE student is currently working towards which help with fl ying,” he said. achieving his pilots licence. “It’s handy the Cobden Airport is just in the back yard. WORDSEARCH “I do the training at Colac, but do the fl ying at Cobden.” The teenager currently has notched up just over 12 hours Brodie encouraged his peers to consider getting involved fl ying time of the 20 hours needed to receive his RAAus F I R G A E E S G I A H C with aviation. certifi cate. “It’s pretty easy to get started, especially with the RAAus L E L Y T S E E R F S S H Brodie said he loves fl ying a plane. program,” he said. “It’s really fun, you get a good view up high,” he said. Brodie said he appreciated the support he had received to K I A A P L L E P E S U A “I started fl ying planes in mid-December last year. enable him to pursue his goals. G E F D P X S U S S P L I “I’ve tried to have a lesson each week since.” “Thank you to the school for its support and to the Brodie said the school had been supportive of his goals to members of the Cobden Aeroclub,” he said. W N E T P R E E G D E S R A I E P P I E S L N A S L Aberlea Timboon open day X P N C T A N S P G E E I A L I U A U S O S F G L F TIMBOON and district community extraordinary fundraising over 13 stayed here in Timboon to realise the members are invited to celebrate years and we want to celebrate that community’s vision.” E A S G R R W S K K G O T and explore the fruits of their success with the community at a Mr Van de Wouw said there is still G N G E T D V U I I I P G extraordinary labour for Aberlea special event this month,” he said. room to build one more unit and “that Timboon today (Wednesday). “Everyone is invited to attend the is very much still part of our plans, but E F U E E E E I R D F I N open day from 12.30pm to 2pm on we also have bigger plans to share with Aberlea Timboon advisory G L I R N K P R N L O K E committee chair Martin Van de Wouw Wednesday, May 19. the community down the track.” said fi ve, two-bedroom independent “We look forward to showing Anyone interested is residing at B L A I R E A U D G W S G community members through Aberlea is invited to contact Aberlea living units and a communal common SKIING area now stood testament to the the facility and to making a few chief executive offi cer David Knight community’s vision, hard work and presentations and acknowledging on 5599 2901, Mr Van de Wouw or AERIAL CHAIR LIFT POWDER ALPINE EDGE RED RUN determination. some special contributions. fellow committee members Peter APRES-SKI FREESTYLE SKI POLES “This facility, here in Timboon, is “Hundreds of thousands of dollars Pope, Owen Wallace, Gerard Vogels, BLUE RUN GOGGLES SLUSH quite a special success story. It has have been raised by our community Terry O’Connor, Enid O’Connor, Cath CARVING LIFT PASS WAX materialised from the community’s over the years and all of it has Brown, Darcy Howard. Page 14 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 15 Hampden Catholic Schools Network Now taking enrolments for 2022

New staff for 2021 2021: Catholic Education Week We welcome all our new or returning staff for 2021 May 23rd – May 29th Happy 90th and hope they enjoy their time spent at St Patrick’s. “Celebrating 200 years of Catholic education in Australia.” Birthday to St Colman’s School, Mortlake Sr Pattie McKinnon Congratulations Congratulations to former Our school vision at St Colman’s School is to Lisa Donovan staff member, Sr Pattie McKinnon who 30 years of service to Catholic Carley Hickey Stacey Riches Georgia Copeland Education turned 90 this year. 3/4 Teacher Trainee Digi Tech

Virtual Tour of St. Patrick’s St Patrick’s St Patrick’s School, Open Day Please check out our virtual tour of the Camperdown When: Wednesday 26th May school to learn a little more about our beautiful school. Our vision statement: Where: St Patrick’s Primary School, Dimora Avenue This can be found on our Facebook page “Following in the footsteps of Jesus, Why: To open our school to any prospective and on our school website. St Patrick’s provides a quality education parents to come through to see our beautiful that enriches the lives of all.” school.

As Australia celebrates 200 years of Catholic Education we celebrate 70 years of quality education at St Colman’s Primary School, Mortlake. What do I do: If you would like to come through for a look and a tour you can either book by calling the Today we continue to live out our school vision of “We Welcome, We Learn, We have Faith, We Care”. For all enrolment enquiries or to organise a tour of Enrolment packagess were sent out to school or turn up whenever you would like across the school in term 2 please contact: Pre-schools inn llateate JJune.une. We welcome all community members and visitors to We learn by ensuring that the individual needs of each We are a Catholic school grounded in faith and the We care for our students, our parents, our staff, our For all enrolmentthe enquiries schooles orday. to organise a tour our school with hospitality, warmth, inclusiveness and child are met through a comprehensive curriculum that teachings of Jesus. Our school is a place where we parish and our school. This care is evident in the way StSt.. PPatrick’satrick’s PPrimaryrima School of the school in termm 3 pleaseplease contact: Our Open day is an opportunity to: respect to ensure that our school is a place where is taught in a way that engages each student in their encounter this faith in the traditions and celebrations of students behave, the involvement of parents in the DDimoraimora Avenue CCamperdown,amp 3260 St. Patrick’s Primary School people feel comfortable and valued. This atmosphere own learning and challenges them to achieve to a high the church, but also in the people we are to one another school, the dedication of the staff, the involvement of Principal:Principal: MMr.r. MiMichaelcha McKenzie r
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collaborate. Learning to Care, Caring Learn and talents. Our teachers cater for the diverse learning needs of students and parents across South West Region of Victoria. Mackinnons Bridge Road, Noorat different students, providing meaningful activities to maximise each We focus on educating our students academically, socially, individual’s learning outcome. spiritually, emotionally and physically by offering: Our Junior campus is the home of All children have access to a comprehensive curriculum that is all Year 7 & 8 students. A designated enhanced by specialist teachers in Music, The Arts, Physical ⊲ Supportive educational environment campus in a rural setting allows our youngest students to have Education, Indonesian and Digital Technologies. ⊲ Tailored learning programs a smooth transition between Contemporary facilities Principal: Mr Matt Uzkuraitis Our Community Mission ⊲ primary and secondary school. ⊲ Academic and vocational pathways, including VET, VCAL & VCE It is an experience unique to E: [email protected] St Thomas’ school encourages all community members to be ⊲ Dedicated and inspirational teaching staff people of compassion, empathy, tolerance and love for one Mercy Regional College. www.stterang.catholic.edu.au ⊲ Extra-curricular activities to suit every interest another. In listening to the views and beliefs of others, we are able Within the smaller environs of to put aside our own needs and focus our attention on the needs of the Junior campus, students 5592 1925 others, both near and far. As a community we have a commitment Enrolments are open now. have the opportunity to make to social justice and service for the common good. Please call or visit the College website for more information. new friends, engage with 1 Lyons Street, Terang VIC teachers and subjects and Senior McAuley Campus Junior O’Keeffe Campus Principal: Sharon Gillett get involved in a range of Camperdown Noorat E. [email protected] extra-curricular activities. T: 03 5593 2011 T: 03 5592 5353 W. www.mercy.vic.edu.au Page 16 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 your 55931888 Email: [email protected] local classies Classifieds advertising, it works – call today! Amusements Meetings Meetings Wanted to Buy

LOCH ARD PONY CLUB BUYING NOW COBDEN Annual SCRAP HELPING LOCALS GROW General METAL BUYERS WESTERN DISTRICT NEWSPAPERS FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN Meeting PROPRIETARY LIMITED REDUCE SCOURS & Tuesday, Copper Brass Phone: 5593 1888 or 5593 1133 REAR HEALTHIER CALVES May 25, 2021 Batteries All metals www.ctctimes.com.au “ProviCo’s revolutionary Milk Additive 7.00pm Farm cleanups Cars at clubrooms. Program has people talking...and you’re Trucks Tractors [email protected] TONIGHT All welcome to attend. [email protected] invited to talk to me too.” Farm Machinery Anyone wishing to join GUEST SPEAKER our club, please come Scrap Metal Jannine Brennan along. Lawrie Voutier Cobden Timboon Jannine is a wealth of knowledge when it Ph: Hayley 0409 561 720 0408 522 043 comes to your Dairy Heifers. Your Dairy Coast Times Heifers are your future so why not give Deaths WEDNESDAY’S PUBLICATION DEADLINES yourself the knowledge to be able to get the most out of your Future Milkers. ROBERTS MILK VATS Display Advertising and Display Classifieds (nee McKenzie), (Not single column) Jannine has intensively reared large Betty Marion PAYING close 10.00am Monday Morning numbers of Holstein and Jersey calves Bostocks Creek. $150 - $1,000 over a 15 year period including dairy heifers Single Classifieds 96 years. replacements as well as Wagyu, F1 heifers Any reasonable close 9.00am Tuesday Morning Loved sister and condition considered and steers. sister-in-law to Ken LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Jannine has worked with many calf-rearers Phone Telly Katsaros and Nita McKenzie on 0427 368 261 All letters to the Editor: [email protected] to improve calf shed design, feeding (both dec); Joyce and Must be no longer than 250 words programs, hygiene, sick calf management Pud Morehouse (both and clearly marked with name and address. and preventing disease dec); Jean English and Wanted to Rent Name and Town will be published with letter. in calf sheds. Barry (dec). NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Best Christmas All Engagement Notices must carry the signature of both Would you like to have: shortbread EVER! parties. If under 18 the parents’ signatures as well. Healthier calves Thank you aunty Bett Larger calves at weaning from Kathryn and her Birth Notices must carry the signature of both parents if nieces and nephews. both parents are mentioned in the notice. Shorter feed milking time More milk in your vat Vehicle Sale Notices must include registration number SEEKING Earlier Rumen Development (if registered) or engine number (if not registered). ROBERTS, RENTAL and more? Livestock Sale Notices must include the Property Betty Marion PROPERTY Identification Code (PIC) of the Vendor. Loved step-mother for myself and two All other Personal Notices: Deaths, Funerals, In Wednesday, May 19 and friend of Malcolm young sons. (dec), Joyce and Memoriam, Marriage, Birthday Greetings etc. must be 6.30pm Up to $250 per signed and endorsed with the name and address of the family. week negotiable. advertiser. Sully’s Bistro (Cobden Golf Club) We will miss you Bett. References available. for free nibbles and refreshments NEEDED ASAP TRAIN TIMETABLE 6.59pm ROBERTS Please text 0435 660 699 TO MELBOURNE Discussions and Q&A facilitated by Denis (nee McKenzie), MONDAY TO FRIDAY Delaney Betty Garage Sale W’bool Terang C’down Colac G’long Melb Goodbye dear Aunty 6.06am 6.40am 6.55am 7.23am 8.30am 9.31am 8.30pm Finish Bett. 9.25am 9.59am 10.19am 10.47am 11.54am 12.55pm GARAGE SALE PS: No RSVP = No free tucker You will be sadly 12.07pm 12.41pm 12.56pm 1.23pm 2.27pm 3.28pm (more found) (or come in after milking for 7pm missed by all your 5.43pm 6.17pm 6.32pm 6.58pm 8.14pm 9.15pm property sold SATURDAY AND SUNDAY discussion and Q&A) nieces and nephews. 7.37am 8.11am 8.26am 8.53am 10.10am 11.21am Dearly loved by all the Sat, May 22 11.47am 12.21pm 12.36pm 1.03pm 2.10pm 3.23pm 1 Grayland St, Cobden 5595 2315 Morehouse family. 5.34pm 6.08pm 6.23pm 6.50pm 7.58pm 9.09pm I can hear you and 43 Scott St, FROM MELBOURNE mum having a giggle Camperdown MONDAY TO FRIDAY about something (rear of IGA) Melb G’long Colac C’down Terang W’bool already. 7.30am 8.29am 9.34am 10.02am 10.16am 11.09am 8.00am – 12 noon Loved and missed, 1.05pm 2.03pm 3.17pm 3.45pm 4.00pm 4.37pm Cottage chairs, platform 5.13pm 6.18pm 7.25pm 8.02pm 8.16pm 8.58pm Judi and Neil. rocker, electrical items 7.13pm 8.13pm 9.23pm 9.51pm 10.06pm 10.48pm and household items SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 7.00am 8.11am 9.17am 9.50am 10.05am 10.47am ROBERTS, Betty 1.00pm 2.06pm 3.14pm 3.42pm 3.56pm 4.35pm Members of the For Hire 7.00pm 7.58pm 9.04pm 9.32pm 9.46pm 10.25pm Cobden Bowling Club Current works may alter services Bull Nights & AGM 2021 are deeply saddened LAWRIE’S Times and destinations subject to change. Confi rm at vline.com.au before travelling. Altered timetables may apply on public holidays. by the passing of life Carpendeit Hall member, Betty. SKIP EMERGENCY SERVICES Wednesday, May 26 – 7.30pm Deepest sympathy to her family. Ambulance Service EMERGENCY 000 BBQ provided BIN Fire Brigade EMERGENCY 000 VR4685610 Wanted to Buy HIRE Police EMERGENCY 000 Simpson Football Netball Wanted to buy ALL SIZES 2, 4, 6, State Emergency (Cobden) Club Grounds 10, 12 UP TO 25 Service 132 500 Tuesday, June 1 – 7.30pm scrap metal AVAILABLE BBQ provided Radiators, engines, farm machinery, FREE QUOTE copper, brass, Dixie Hall aluminium, lead, steel, 0408 522 043 PHONE 5593 1888 Wednesday, June 9 – 7.30pm sheets of iron, fencing wire, milk vats, hot DON’T TO LODGE ALL BBQ provided water services etc. Turn your MISS YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS Cobden Golf Club scrap into cash. CHANCE TO Call Gerard ADVERTISE Printed and Published by Stewart J. Esh AGM on 5566 5168 or 0409 245 895. your for Western District Newspapers Pty. Ltd. your Wednesday, July 14 – 7.00pm local classies at its registered office. Call from 8am - 9pm. 126 Manifold St, Camperdown, Victoria, 3260. local your classies local classies Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 17 your local classies Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Positions Vacant Timboon Clinic Trees COBDEN wishes to advise M.O.W. ROSTER that we have Lopped & Mon. May 24: E. FluVax IN STOCK Dryburgh; Tue. May 25: and available for Trimmed G. Roberts, S. Bond; Removed Wed. May 26: S. Oates; ALL age groups. Thu. May 27: A & S Branches mulched HIRING? McDonald; Fri. May 28: Bookings to be 2022 Enrolments Stumps removed made by phoning S. Oates; Sat. May 29: now welcome Service lines cleared RENTING? V. Greene, K Daffy; Sun. Currently have the following positions available the clinic on PREP Tower hire BUYING? May 30: D. Brownlaw. 5558 6088. OPEN MORNINGS Fully insured If you are unable to • Diesel Mechanic Wed, May 26: do meals on the days • HC Truck Drivers Timboon Clinic, Phone 5592 1878 allocated, please 9.30am – 10.30am ADVERTISE 14 Hospital Road, Terry Sloane arrange a swap or • Excavator Operators Fri, May 28: NOW Timboon 41 Grey Street, Terang phone F. Warden on Ph 5558 6088 9.30am – 10.30am 5595 1241 or K. Daffy • Dozer Operators your on 5595 1020. your • GPS Grader Operators YEAR 7 INFORMATION local classies local classies PLEASE NOTE: EVENING M.O.W. recipients need A very well established company in the earthmoving/quarry Wed, May 26: to notify Cobden Health industry is looking for someone who holds the appropriate 7.00pm – 9.00pm Positions Vacant kitchen to cancel meals qualification and experience for the above positions. Or contact us to on 5595 3122. arrange an individual Willing to assist with relocations costs for the right applicant. PLEASE LODGE tour. Applications close May 30, 2021. ALL Junior Campus: ADVERTS EARLY Please email your confidential CV to: 5593 1438 [email protected] Senior Campus: your Our company has recently expanded and due 5593 1617 local classies or phone 03 5592 1261 for more information to growing client demand we are now looking to recruit highly qualified and experienced staff for the following positions in our regional Positions Vacant Positions Vacant Has a special veterinary clinics: WELDER loved one Timboon & Simpson Clinics We are looking for a welder to join the Boomerang team at Colac passed on? • Farm Services Support Staff (full time) Southern DoWELDER you have welding skills, or keen to learn? WeWe have anare entry-level looking position available for for a welder Waste Disposal manufacturing Boomerang equipment and undertaking farm PLACE Timboon Clinic machinery repairs. Timboon Plumbing a welder to join the • Cleaner (part time) Cooinda is a not-for-profi t disability service on-the-job training provided & Pumps P/L) Boomerangapprenticeship considered teamfor the right candidate YOUR provider based in Terang in South West some experience preferred 68 Bailey Street, full time position Timboon. To apply: Victoria offering a suite of supports including at Colac SPECIAL For more information, or to apply for the position, email Eric, Phone 5598 3143 All letters of application for the above positions residential, community participation, plan [email protected] or ph: 0457414693 Do you have welding skills, or keen to learn? are to be addressed to Louisa Radley, Human management and support coordination. • Septic tanks MESSAGE Resources Manager - The Vet Group, and sent We are a registered NDIS provider with We have an entry-level position available • Grease traps & liquid TODAY to [email protected] along with a copy of for a welder manufacturing Boomerang waste pumped out accreditation to the NDIS Standards. your current resumé/CV. equipment and undertaking farm machinery • Over 30 years your Enquiries relating to these positions can be Reception/Administration repairs. experience in the local classies industry. forwarded to Louisa Radley via Mob. 0409 Part time - 2 days per week • on-the-job training provided 443 066. A position description for each role is Cooinda offers excellent salary packaging • apprenticeship considered for the right available upon request. Positions Vacant options including meals & entertainment candidate Closing date for letters of application is 5pm on card and additional superannuation • some experience preferred Friday 28 May, 2021. contributions. • full time position Cooinda has a position available for a part For more information, or to apply for the Heytesbury Stockfeeds Pty Ltd time receptionist undertaking reception, position, email Eric, general offi ce duties and support to the [email protected] Ambulance Community Officer: Delivery HC Truck Operator management team. or ph: 0457 414 693 Camperdown, Cobden, Terang, (Tankers and Single Tippers) Skills and attributes the successful applicant must possess: Timboon, Lismore & Skipton We are seeking a professional and experienced Branches HC Driver to join our team. Previous experience in administration An opportunity exists for suitable candidates Job Description: Demonstrated skills using the to join either Camperdown, Cobden, Terang, • Load & Unload (within the limits of Mass Microsoft Offi ce suite Timboon, Skipton or Lismore Ambulance Management) Excellent organisational skills Branches as Ambulance Community Officers • Do Mass Management paper work daily CLAAS Harvest Centre Colac Ability to liaise with internal and (ACO). • Follows all safety policies and procedures external clients The role of an ACO is to assist ambulance • Adhere to all laws and regulations of relevant paramedics in the provision of emergency care authorities. Strong attention to detail with highly in and around the wonderful communities of Successful applicant will need: accurate data entry skills Colac Warrnambool Ballarat Corangamite. ACOs are trained in basic pre- • Current HC licence Ability to maintain the highest level of 5231 6322 5561 1733 5332 0177 hospital emergency care and the provision of confi dentiality transport services. • Minimum 2 years’ experience driving (tanker advantage but not essential Suitable applicants must be available for a Can-do attitude and good time • Excellent driving history minimum of 20 hours per month to provide management support to the ambulance paramedics who • Flexibility The successful applicant must have an respond from branches within Corangamite. • Physically fit NDIS Worker Screening clearance and A suitable applicant must be able to • A current Vic Roads demerit point report and current employee Working with Children demonstrate: conviction driving report card. • Must be able to pass pre-employment medical • Excellent interpersonal and communication For a full position description please • Must be able to pass Drug and Alcohol test skills visit the employment page on our website • Reliable, trustworthy and motivated. • Teamwork and collaboration skills www.coooindaterang.org.au or call Caroline • Customer Service orientated • A high level of safety awareness and Smith on 5592 1533 Must have: compliance A competitive wage and conditions for the Applications close 23rd May 2021 Driver’s licence and ability to get to our • A willingness to undertake training to the successful applicant. and should be marked confi dential and level of ACO Applications close: COB. Friday 28th May 2021 yard (located in Waarre) addressed to Caroline Smith, Cooinda • A willingness to undertake required Training provided in unfamiliar areas of work. White card/construction induction (can Terang Inc. PO Box 100, Terang 3264 or vaccinations as per Ambulance Victoria’s For more information or to request a copy of the do online) email [email protected] requirements position description forward resumé and cover letter Be an Australian resident to Human Resources Manager. • Successful completion of Police and Be fit and able for manual work Driver’s Licence checks along with other Email: [email protected] or REMEMBER A Send resumé to relevant tests. Phone: 5594 3403 LOVED ONE BY [email protected] Applicants can obtain further information PLACING A and an ACO Application Package from: Greg TRIBUTE TODAY Alan Collins 0407 666 610 Seiz Corangamite Senior Team Manager, Ambulance Victoria on 0407 636 214 or email [email protected] CUSTOM RUBBER STAMPS from Western District News Page 18 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 your local classies Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Public Notices Livestock / Cattle Livestock / Cattle

120 HEAD MULTI-VENDOR DAIRY SALE Multi A/c Friday, May 21, 2021 at 10.30am EXPORT ORDERS Noticeboard Camperdown CRLX Livestock Centre Unj Frs hfrs 200kg + del end May Price: $2200 +GST A/c G & S Langenhuizen (Property Sold) Unj Jsy hfrs 200kgs del end May Price: $1300 +GST Grant Programs HAVE YOUR SAY 50 Friesian heifers, sired by CAP, MANNER, China protocols 2021-2022 closing soon DRAFT COUNCIL PLAN CRV, ASTRO, POLDARK, BRINX + NUMERUNO. CONTACT YOUR CHARLES STEWART AGENT PTIC to commence calving 1.6.21 FOR SALE The Events and Festivals Grants 2021-2025 to STUD Friesian bull. Program offers up to $15,000, 5 20-22 month old Jrsy bulls. Price: $1200+GST The Council Plan is a key 1 three-year old Friesian bull; 3 two-year old including a maximum of $10,000 Lindsay Robb 0427 501 791 document outlining priorities for Friesian bulls; 2 yearling Friesian bulls. One registered Speckle Park Stud Bull. funding and $5000 in-kind Corangamite Shire over the next Lindsay Robb 0427 501 791 Price: $6000+GST support. It is intended for bigger four years to help achieve: A/c J & B Collins Lindsay Robb 0427 501 791 events that increase visitation 10 Friesian x Jersey heifers and 10 Jersey Three three-year-old Friesian bulls. AI bred and stimulate economic activity 1. A connected community heifers, calving to Jersey bull late May onwards. unused Price: $2,500 +GST in the Shire. 2. A thriving community Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 8-10 Friesian bulls. AI bred. 21-22 months. The Community Grants Program A/c T & S Delaney (Property Sold) 3. A healthy, active and resilient Price: $2750+GST. offers $1 for $1 funding up to 15 Friesian and Friesian x Jersey heifers. AI community bred calved and on point of calving to Jersey bull. Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 $1,000 to community groups 8-10 Friesian bulls AI bred 15mths suit heifers. 4. Improving our environment Malcolm Hallyburton 0418 384 152 operating in the Shire to assist Price: $1600 +GST A/c Simon Bourke with workshops and equipment 5. Community leadership Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 6 Friesian heifers due early June to Jersey bull. purchases, community events, 6 Friesian hfrs due to calve May-June The Draft Plan is available to view Clarrie Smith 0407 058 174 Price: $2200+GST planning activities and the online at corangamite.vic.gov.au/ Further entries pending. Matt Baxter 0428 926 614 development of new community, CouncilPlan2021 or in hardcopy at More information: leisure, cultural or recreational WANTED Council offices. Lindsay Robb 0427 501 791 programs. 100 Fries and FriesxJrsy cows PTIC for Aug-Sept You can have your say up until calving. Immediate inspection. The Environment Support C R O S S W O R D 5 pm, Monday 24 May. Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 Grants Program offers $1 for $1 M O S T L Y E A M A Z E S 5+ day old Fries, Fries/Jrsy X and Jrsy heifer calves funding (including in kind labour) I O P H A R R E A I O E A and Beef X calves. for grants of up to $2,500 for Agistment wanted. Short and long term required. Notice of Meeting M Owww.charlesstewart.com.au O A I N S P I T E O F environment and sustainability C R O S S W O R D Matt Baxter 0428 926 614 The next Meeting of Council will I S K M D A E T N E I T E Week old beef calves & Fries heifer calves projects within the Shire. be held on: C MU OE S S T A L P Y R E AO MT AO Z C E O S L $POA All agents The Facility Grants Program I O P H A R R E A I O E A 100kgs + Friesian heifer calves Tuesday 25 May at 7 pm S GTHIS S O T WEEK’SD I R A E O L Y offers $1 for $1 funding up M O O A I N S P I T E O F Delivered locally Price: $1100 +GST Theatre Royal, Manifold Street U N M O R M O N I S M L E to $2,000 to Committees of I S K M D A E T N E I T E James Breen Camperdown PUZZLE T CO UA EO S O ASOLUTIONS LP UR OS TN OR C P O AL A Fries/jersey x heifers, PTIC for Mar/April/May Management and clubs/ calving organisations for facility The meeting is open to the H SI GN SD O U T ID SI MR A E A O R L AY N C R O S S W O R D Freis, & Fries x cows PTIC for Aug /Sept/Oct calving improvements or equipment. public, however, residents W UN N A M O O S R TM O L N O M I SH M I L O E G Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 I I F L T R C A G are encouraged to watch a A MR OC SH T E L T Y Y E AP M E AA Z S E U S E H

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107 Curdies River Road, Timboon 3 2 2 • Quality built sandstone style Auction OPEN homestead set on almost an Friday 18th June SUNDAY acre 2021 1:00pm Location On-site • Massive undercover balcony, perfect for entertaining View • All Bdrm’s are of generous size, Sunday 23 May the main with ensuite and WIR 2.00pm - 2.30pm • Full electric kitchen with ample bench space and storage • Quality stainless steel appliances and solid timber cabinetry • Well sheltered secure rear yard with 15x7.5 meter fully lock up Gerard Delaney garage 0448 760 777 raywhiteruraltimboon.com.au Ray White Rural Timboon 2/15 Main Street, Timboon 5598 3447

188 Curdies River Road, Timboon

7221m2 / 1.75 acres OPEN

Tree lined allotment For Sale by SUNDAY Set Date • Ideally positioned along the C.O.B 18/06/21 popular Curdies River Road if not sold prior strip • Perfect and private lifestyle View allotment (STCA) Sunday 23 May 2.30pm - 3.00pm • 80m x 40m x 2.7m fully lock up, concrete floored colourbond shed with 3 phase power • 3 room office with power and plumbing connected

Gerard Delaney 0448 760 777 raywhiteruraltimboon.com.au Ray White Rural Timboon 2/15 Main Street, Timboon 5598 3447

219 Timboon-Curdievale Road, Timboon

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Farmlet with delightful ambience Auction SUNDAY • Property comprises 46.36 acres 1pm Friday, June 11, 2021 (18.76ha) (on-site) • Situated on the outskirts of Timboon • Elevated 4 Bdrm home with View delightful views Sunday 23 May • Fully reticulated water system from a 1.00pm - 2.00pm large reliable dam • Cattle yards & undercover handling area • Excellent shedding, central laneway & fully deer fenced • Currently running a quality self Jennifer Neale replacing Red Angus herd 0400 800 634 raywhiteruraltimboon.com.au Ray White Rural Timboon 2/15 Main Street, Timboon 5598 3447

62 Timboon-Curdievale Road, Timboon Rural 2 1,123.14m /0.28 acres UNDER OFFER Prime Central Building For Sale Trust your investment Allotment $145,000 • Beautiful elevated Trust the professionals 1123sq metre vacant allotment Rural, Lifestyle, • North easterly facing and gently undulating Residential • Tremendous views of the Powers Creek and Rentals reserve • Positioned only a 2/15 Main Street, stone’s throw from Timboon, VIC, 3268 Timboon’s vibrant Gerard Delaney 03 5598 3447 main strip 0448 760 777

Ray White Rural Timboon 2/15 Main Street, Timboon 5598 3447 Ray White Rural Timboon 2/15 Main Street, Timboon 5598 3447 AUCTION ‘Seven Creeks’ Curdievale to be held in the Timboon Community Church Hall 1pm on Friday 28th May Terms 10% Balance in 60 days Estate of Judith Marr ‘Seven Creeks’, Timboon South West Victoria 275 acres / 111 hectares or thereabouts Home to three generations of the Marr family, Seven Creeks has come onto the market for the first time since being cut from the bush in the 1930’s. Located 10 kilometres from the township of Timboon, Seven Creeks sits in a secure 750 – 800 mm annual rainfall region. Attached to the property is a 15 megalitre irrigation license that further secures reliability of production. The property is subdivided into 17 main paddocks with mainly pine post and ringlock netting fences. Currently being run as a prime lamb operation, the property would also suit intensive beef finishing or as dairy support. Other features of the property include: • Basic sheep and cattle handling facilities • Implement shed / workshop • Mature shelter belts throughout the property • Hay shed • 23 megalitre irrigation and stock water dam

Inspection is highly recommended! Contact: Neil Hammond 0427 329 779 Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 21

your our land local stock market CAMPERDOWN TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2021 Don’t feel isolated, DETAILED SALEYARD CHARLES STEWART we’re here with you REPORTby MLA’s NASH McVILLY YARDING 416 CHANGE 115 less The usual buyers attended and operated HEIFERS: C Maslin, ang 467kg at 388¢, Stay in touch with all your local news and on the reduced, mixed but mainly plain $1993.16; NT Dickson, mg x, 420kg at quality offering of 373 cattle, 43 fewer. 290¢, $1339.80; B & L Morgan, frsn, the latest information as it comes to hand Young cattle were mostly dairy bred 450kg at 265¢, $1311.75; KW Baynes, yearlings that sold at rates unchanged to frsn, 410kg at 265¢, $1195.15; BW & KM www.wdnews.com.au/subscriptions 20c/kg higher. Boyd, frsn, 550kg at 264¢, $1597.20; D Jansen/A Finch, frsn, 495kg at 264¢, Cows sold mainly slightly dearer for the $1437.48; NT Dickson, frsn, 455kg at plain to average quality, but 10c/kg better 264¢, $1321.32. Your local newspapers will be published as for the poor to plain conditioned classes. VEALERS: J King, s/horn x steer, 230kg normal during this lockdown period The odd beef bred yearlings made 280c to at 356¢, $900.68. 316c and 388c, while the plain and dairy BULLS: DM Kenna, ang, 1150kg at 315¢, bred were between 260c and 310c/kg. $3984.75; DM Kenna, ang, 995kg at 310¢, A restocker paid 415c/kg for two pens of $3392.95; BR & AJ Blain, frsn, 860kg at young friesian heifers. 278¢, $2629.88; SA & KL Sweeney F/T, Online subscription jrsy, 570kg at 268¢, $1680.36. The two sales of better finished beef cows TRADE COWS: made 320c and 330c, while the dairy KC Sefton, ang, 707kg options available cows were between 254c and 288c/kg. at330¢, $2566.41. FRIESIAN COWS: K & C Gass, 820kg at The majority were lean conditioned dairy 288¢, $2597.76; RC & EJ Mair, 735kg at cows that sold from 225c to 268c/kg. 288¢, $2328.48; Struan Trading, 735kg at Poor to plain condition cows made 200c 276¢, $2231.46; BW & KM Boyd, 715kg at to 240c, with very poor from 165c to 276¢, $2170.74; D Jansen/A Finch, 725kg 210c/kg. Beef bulls sold between 280c at 276¢, $2201.10; R & J Lindsay, 705kg and 316c/kg. at 276¢, $2140.38; Cole & Hammer, 655kg at 268¢, $1930.94; AJ Blain & DM Kenna, 625kg at 260¢, $1787.50; T & S McGlade, ELDERS 580kg at 248¢, $1583.24; Brucknell CAMPERDOWN Banks, 590kg at 248¢, $1609.52; B & L Morgan, 555kg at 248¢, $1514.04; Thow VEALERS: Pekin Partnership, frsn, 590kg Partnership, 565kg at 240¢, $1491.60. at 290¢, $1882.10. X BRED COWS: Cole & Hammer, frsn x, COWS: Pekin Partnership, frsn, 785kg 610kg at 248¢, $1664.08; A Lindquist, at 268¢, $2314.18; Davies Farm Pty Ltd, aus red, 555kg at 245¢, $1495.73; P & frsn x, 720kg at 268¢, $2122.56; WJ & RM M Acherley, 520kg at 245¢, $1401.40; D Rundle, frsn, 670kg at 268¢, $1975.16; Jansen/A Finch, frsn x, 545kg at 232¢, Acacia Downs Dairy, frsn, 574kg at 255¢, $1390.84; B & A Blain, frsn x, 595kg at $1610.07; Aurora Dairies, frsn, 635kg at 232¢, $1518.44; NT Dickson, frsn x, 475kg 248¢, $1732.28; Seabrook Holdings, frsn, at 225¢, $1175.63; Brucknell Banks, frsn 585kg at 248¢, $1595.88. x, 455kg at 230¢, $1151.15. BULLS: B. Cirillo, jrsy, 600kg at 264¢, JERSEY COWS: R & J Lindsay, 505kg $1742.40; CD Baulch, jrsy, 565kg at 264¢, at 245¢, $1360.96; Lerida Park Jerseys, $1640.76. 475kg at 245¢, $1280.13; Finney & McGarvie, 450kg at 245¢, $1212.75; When you BRIAN O’HALLORAN AJ Blain & DM Kenna, 505kg at 245¢, $1360.98; RP & LJ Smethurst, 470kg at & CO. 222¢, $1147.74; A & N Powling, 435kg STEERS: at 222¢, $1062.27; A Younger, 430kg at P & A Janssen, AAx steers, 210¢, $993.30; Wanstead Jerseys, 405kg 580kg at 310¢, $1977.80. HEIFERS: at 210¢, $935.55; KW Baynes, 385kg at P & A Janssen, frsn, 560kg at 210¢, $889.35. shop locally, 310¢, $1909.60; Winooka Pty Ltd, frsn, 545kg at 260¢, $1558.70. COWS: Cobrico Trading, frsn, 765kg at 288¢, $2423.52; P & A Janssen, frsn x, 610kg at 265¢, $1778.15; O & C Barry, frsn, 750kg at 255¢, $2103.75; Gum Creek Pty Ltd, frsn, 720kg at 255¢, $2103.75; Gum Creek Pty Ltd, frsn, 720kg at 255¢, you help $2019.60; Timboon View, frsn x, 545kg at 254¢, $1522.73. BULLS: P & A Janssen, s/horn, 950kg at 300¢, $3135.00; Keilambete, aa, 895kg at 300¢, $2953.50. our community connect

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your our land local stock market MORTLAKE For your local news MONDAY, MAY 17, 2021 DETAILED SALEYARD CHARLES STEWART there is only one REPORTby MLA’s NASH McVILLY YARDING 627 CHANGE 226 more BULLOCKS: JM & HF Begley, ang, 609kg Quality improved to see a good to very at 430¢, $2619.56; Nathan Stevens, ang, good yarding of particularly light to 566kg at 418¢, $2365.88; PD & SF Stevens, place to go... medium weight grown steers and heavy ang, 552kg at 418¢, $2306.11; AV & GM weight beef cows. Tesselaar, gallo x, 705kg at 395¢, $2784.75; The overall mixed selection of 627 head, TE & JM Place, ang frsn x, 573kg at 394¢, 226 more, sold to a regular field of buyers $2255.65. of which not all operated fully. STEERS: Jaskro Park, hrfd, 465kg at 325¢, Prices for young cattle mainly hovered $1511.25. around the rates of last week but HEIFERS: TE & JM Place, frsn, 496kg at restockers averaged a little dearer for their 290¢, $1438.40; Gilmour Quirk, ang, 532kg purchases. at 323¢, $1718.36. Grown steers were equal to 10c higher COWS: C & L Castaldo, ang, 615kg at 345¢, but restockers paid 10c to 30c more and $2121.75; South Shadwell, ang, 597kg at Friesian steers sold 5c/kg better than last 343¢, $2047.37; Gilmour Quirk, ang, 609kg Camperdown Chronicle week. at 339¢, $2065.19; Jaskro Park, hrfd, 553kg Beef cows lifted 10c to 20c/kg but dairy at 320¢, $1768; JN Calvert, ang, 513kg at www.camperdownchronicle.com.au cows held firm. The leaner cows made 328¢, $1681. 15c more and poor to plain conditioned cows sold 5c to 10c/kg higher. ELDERS The few vealers were between 442c and KERR & CO 472c with yearlings from 367c to 455c/ kg. Most yearlings went to restockers and BULLOCKS: Furneaux, ang, 590kg at 435¢, they paid to 424c for the heifers and to $2567; D, O&J Mann, ang, 578kg at 415¢, Cobden Timboon 455c/kg for their steers. $2399. Plain quality and dairy bred yearlings were TRADE STEERS: C Baulch, ang x, 466kg mostly between 280c and 360c/kg. Many at 455¢, $2120; Brooklyn Livestock, ang x, Coast Times of the medium to heavier grown steers 480kg at 433kg at 2078; D, O & J Mann, ang were in lean condition. x, 544kg at 426¢, $2317. Prices were from 375c to 418c for most VEALERS: Red Rock Rural, ang x, 304kg www.ctctimes.com.au with restockers paying to 435c/kg. at 472¢, $1436; C Baulch, ang x, 350kg Friesians sold between 327c and 330c/ at 455¢, $1593; CJ & JA Roycroft, ang x, kg. 282kg at 452¢, $1275. Beef bred grown heifers made 339c to TRADE HEIFERS: Kempton Bros, ang x, 396c/kg. Beef cows were from 290c to 470kg at 424¢, $1993; Kempton Bros, char, 347c with dairy cows from 250c to 295c/ 488kg at 420¢, $2050; Welbourne, ang x, kg. 566kg at 392¢, $2219. Terang Express The leaner cows sold between 238c and COWS: CJ & JA Roycroft, ang, 755kg at 260c and the plain to poorer conditioned 342¢, $2582; Kilkenny, ang, 611kg at 340¢, made 208c to 239c/kg. $2077; JW & AE Malseed, ang, 650kg at www.terangexpress.com.au 337¢, $2191. BULLS: KJ & WE Carmichael, ang, 908kg at CHARLES STEWART 266¢, $2415. LIVESTOCK

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Warrnambool 16, 138.52; Portland 16, LADDER: South Warrnambool 20(pts), HAMPDEN FOOTBALL Warrnambool: A. Sztynda, E. Boyd, T. Opper- 129.57; North Warrnambool 16, 128.66; 715.85(%); Camperdown 16, 213.12; Koroit man, D. Mahony, L. Worden, H. Fleming. NETBALL LEAGUE Camperdown 12, 114.52; Hamilton 8, 77.86; 16. 209.04; Hamilton 16, 153.54; Cobden LADDER: Hamilton 20(pts), 345.89(%); Terang Mortlake 8, 72.23; Port Fairy 4, 8, 60.91; Port Fairy 8, 60.12; Warrnambool South Warrnambool 16, 238.69; North SENIOR FOOTBALL 73.84; Warrnambool 4, 70.99; Cobden 0, 6, 49.86; Terang Mortlake 4, 44.05; North Warrnambool 16, 168.18; Koroit 16, 154.95; NORTH W’BOOL ...... 4.0 5.7 7.14 8.19 (67) 46.75. Warrnambool 2, 44.03. Portland 12, 128.52; Cobden 8, 139.78; KOROIT ...... 2.2 4.5 4.8 4.12 (36) Terang Mortlake 8, 68.50; Warrnambool 4, GOALS, North Warrnambool: J. Lewis 2, B. RESERVES FOOTBALL UNDER 18½ FOOTBALL 122.47; Camperdown 0, 21.10; Port Fairy 0, Mugavin 2, F. Jones, J. Dillon, D. Johnstone, NORTH W’BOOL ...... 0.0 1.2 3.6 5.6 (36) NORTH W’BOOL ...... 1.0 1.4 5.5 10.8 (68) 14.50. D. Parish; Koroit: J. Watson, D. Mooney, J. Ko- KOROIT ...... 5.2 9.6 10.9 12.10 (82) KOROIT ...... 2.0 3.1 5.2 5.2 (32) rewha, S. Dobson. GOALS, North Warrnambool: N. Butters 3, L. GOALS, North Warrnambool: J. Burke 6, J. Greene OPEN NETBALL BEST, North Warrnambool: A. Wines, J. Berm- Greig, T. Fowler; Koroit: D. O’Grady 4, J. North 2, D. Smith, J. Murphy; Koroit: C. O’Donnell 2, CAMPERDOWN ...... 10 18 32 45 ingham, B. Jenkinson, J. Dillon, T. James, L. 4, J. Block, G. Sicely, S. Brady, D. McCutch- C. Byrne 2, J. McCosh. WARRNAMBOOL ...... 8 21 34 45 Wines; Koroit: J. Korewha, A. Pulling, J. Wat- eon. BEST, North Warrnambool: J. Burke, J. Berming- GOALS, Camperdown: A. Clark 36, K. Baker 9; son, J. O’Sullivan, T. Baulch, T. White. BEST, North Warrnambool: J. Steel, W. Walker, M. ham, J. Greene, J. Murphy, B. Keast, S. Shi- Warrnambool: J. Thwaites 5, A. Wormald 35. COBDEN ...... 1.2 2.5 4.7 6.12 (48) Billings, A. Blain, L. Rentsch, J. Brooks; Ko- ells; Koroit: M. Arms, S. Cozens, C. Byrne, J. BEST, Camperdown: K. Baker, A. Clark, J. Cam- HAMILTON ...... 5.4 5.4 9.6 13.9 (87) roit: T. Hines, D. McCutcheon, M. Webster, J. Boyle, M. Lumsden, C. O’Donnell. eron; Warrnambool: A. Wormald, E. Cust. GOALS, Cobden: P. Pekin 2, G. Rooke, R. Mcvilly, North, P. Haberfi eld, J. Coghlan-West. COBDEN ...... 2.2 2.3 3.3 4.4 (28) COBDEN ...... 15 33 49 60 L. Cahill, P. Smith; Hamilton: H. Douglas 3, D. COBDEN ...... 3.1 3.4 3.4 5.4 (34) HAMILTON ...... 2.2 5.4 8.7 11.10 (76) HAMILTON ...... 8 14 28 40 Russell 3, D. Rentsch 2, S. Chatfi eld, B. Hicks, HAMILTON ...... 6.6 6.7 8.9 13.15 (93) GOALS, Cobden: M. Koroneos, K. Bignell, J. GOALS, Cobden: E. Finch 41, M. Hutt 19. T. Morris, L. Uebergang, C. Pither. GOALS, Cobden: L. Green 2, B. Green 2, S. Mcvilly, G. Dwyer; Hamilton: B. Starkie 5, W. BEST, Cobden: E. Finch, R. McCann, A.M. Ham- BEST, Cobden: J. Hutt, P. Smith, J. Williamson, Thow; Hamilton: S. Picken 6, T. McGinley 2, L. Povey 2, C. Alexander, H. Cook, A. Glare, B. mond; Hamilton: H. Sherlock, K. McKinnis. B. Berry, S. Darcy, R. Mcvilly; Hamilton: D. Rus- Walsh, B. Mason, H. English, J. Mcintosh, T. Field. NORTH W’BOOL ...... 15 28 37 45 sell, L. Dare, H. Douglas, B. Hicks, T. Morris, Cook. BEST, Cobden: T. Fratantaro, L. Gass, G. Dwyer, KOROIT ...... 7 14 22 32 M. Newell. BEST, Cobden: S. Thow, B. Castles, M. Rhode, A. Hawkes, T. Humphrey, J. McGlade; Hamil- GOALS, North Warrnambool: T. Porter 21, V.P. TERANG MORTLAKE ...4.2 5.4 9.7 10.7 (67) L. Green, L. Gass, N. Kemp; Hamilton: A. No- ton: B. Starkie, T. Hateley, W. Kent, C. Hunter, Grundy 24; Koroit: N. Mitchell 25, G. Gleeson PORTLAND ...... 2.0 3.4 5.7 10.18 (78) ske, S. Quinn, D. Arnold, T. Cook, S. Picken, H. Haynes. 2, M. Carlin 3. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: W. Kain 5, J. Moloney 2, N. Uebergang. TERANG MORTLAKE ...0.1 3.2 5.2 8.5 (53) BEST, North Warrnambool: P. Wittmann, T. Porter, J. Lehmann, D. Kenna, L. Wareham; Portland: TERANG MORTLAKE ...0.1 2.1 2.3 2.3 (15) PORTLAND ...... 4.1 5.4 12.6 13.7 (85) J. Billings; Koroit: N. Mitchell, G. Gleeson. S. Hampshire 3, J. Ballantyne 2, J. Walker, T. PORTLAND ...... 2.3 5.8 10.9 11.14 (80) GOALS, Terang Mortlake: J. Brown 4, B. Baxter, SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 15 29 40 58 Jennings, T. Mitchell, D. Falcone, T. Sharp. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: J. Dwyer, J. Lee; Port- S. Atkinson, H. Warwick, J. Dwyer; Portland: W. PORT FAIRY ...... 6 14 23 28 BEST, Terang Mortlake: W. Kain, M. Baxter, B. land: T. Deans 2, J. Chapple 2, H. Pritchard, A. Hunter 4, B. Aitken 3, T. Smith 2, K. Lovell 2, GOALS, South Warrnambool: A. Blackburn 26, O. Carracher, G. Bourke, W. Tickner, D. Kenna; Hill, T. Oakley, N. Hardingham. J. Walsh 2. Marris 31; Port Fairy: T. Elliott 13, I. Ryan 15. Portland: B. Malcolm, J. Edwards, D. Falcone, BEST, Terang Mortlake: L. Barr, N. Jones, L. Hig- BEST, Terang Mortlake: H. Porter, S. Atkinson, F. BEST, South Warrnambool: C. Watson, O. Marris, J. Edwards, J. Ballantyne, T. Jennings. ginson, C. Crawley, J. Dwyer, C. Finnerty; Port- Beasley, J. Brown, B. Baxter, J. Dwyer; Port- A. O’Brien; Port Fairy: T. Elliott, A. Moloney, I. SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 4.3 5.5 12.9 18.12 (120) land: H. Pritchard, P. Proctor, A. Hill, S. Rob- land: J. Walsh, K. Lovell, A. Rogers, B. Aitken, Ryan. PORT FAIRY ...... 2.0 3.2 3.3 6.5 (41) erts, T. Oakley, J. Chapple. T. Smith, S. McDonald. TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 12 23 35 47 GOALS, South Warrnambool: S. Beks 6, S. Kelly SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 5.4 10.8 14.11 24.12 (156) SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 4.3 8.6 11.10 17.13 (115) PORTLAND ...... 12 25 44 55 4, C. Gallichan 3, N. Thompson 2, A. Stevens PORT FAIRY ...... 0.0 1.0 1.0 1.1 (7) PORT FAIRY ...... 0.4 0.4 0.4 1.6 (12) GOALS, Terang Mortlake: J. Arundell 21, R. Davis 2, L. Youl; Port Fairy: A. McMeel, I. Martin, A. GOALS, South Warrnambool: J. Henderson 3, J. GOALS, South Warrnambool: J. Lucas 3, W. White 26; Portland: H. Jones 26, H. Bunney 29. McInnes, R. Riordan, J. Conlan, J. Bartlett. Folkes 2, P. Kluver 2, T. Ryan 2, C. Kelly 2, H. 2, S. Lenehan 2, D. Thornton 2, C. Fenn 2, D. BEST, Terang Mortlake: E. Lucas, J. Arundell, R. BEST, South Warrnambool: F. Marris, C. Galli- Brennan 2, X. Mitchem 2, M. McCluggage 2, Hawkins 2, K. Delaney, L. Lual, W. Owen, R. Davis; Portland: T. Morley, H. Jones, M. Stone. chan, N. Thompson, S. Kelly, J. Saunders, A. P. Doukas 2, X. Beks, Z. Struth, K. Hotker, A. Thomas; Port Fairy: N. Payne. LADDER: Cobden 20(pts), 130.65(%); South Stevens; Port Fairy: J. Dwyer, G. Swarbrick, J. Doak, S. Brown; Port Fairy: Z. Bellman. BEST, South Warrnambool: H. Rhodes, K. Del- Warrnambool 18, 138.55; Warrnambool Conlan, I. Martin, A. McMeel, A. McInnes. BEST, South Warrnambool: H. Brennan, J. aney, H. Black, J. Lucas, J. Shircore, C. Fenn; 10, 106.74; Camperdown 8, 93.33; North CAMPERDOWN ...... 1.4 3.5 7.9 11.12 (78) Hawkins, J. Henderson, T. Blackney-Noter, P. Port Fairy: T. Finn, T. Graham, J. Ward, L. Wil- Warrnambool 8, 92.96; Hamilton 8, 90.71; WARRNAMBOOL ...... 3.2 4.3 7.3 11.5 (71) Doukas, J. Folkes; Port Fairy: P. Lee, L. Hynes, liams, J. Ferguson. Port Fairy 8, 83.25; Portland 8, 79.68; GOALS, Camperdown: S. Gordon 3, M. Field, B. Carter, N. Hayes, A. Farley, R. Johnston. CAMPERDOWN ...... 0.1 0.1 1.1 1.1 (7) Terang Mortlake 4, 86.11. I. Stephens, J. Gallichan, B. Thompson, J. CAMPERDOWN ...... 0.0 3.4 4.8 11.12 (78) WARRNAMBOOL ...... 4.2 10.6 16.9 22.12 (144) Williams, B. Arnold, F. Lucas, J. Dundon; WARRNAMBOOL ...... 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.2 (8) GOALS, Camperdown: H. Sumner; Warrnambool: DIVISION ONE NETBALL Warrnambool: J. Turland 6, M. Bidmade 2, J. GOALS, Camperdown: L. Molan 3, T. Fitzgerald J. Cawthorn 4, E. Boyd 3, H. Fleming 3, B. CAMPERDOWN ...... 8 12 17 20 Bell, L. Cody, B. Howard. 2, L. Ball 2, A. Spence, S. Lucas, M. Walsh, I. Ross 2, T. Opperman 2, J. Pavletich 2, A. WARRNAMBOOL ...... 12 24 40 54 BEST, Camperdown: B. Arnold, C. Spence, Fowler; Warrnambool: N. Cowan. Sztynda, C. Moncrieff, J. Bateman, W. Wool- GOALS, Camperdown: M. Conheady 13, K. Hal- B. Draffi n, H. Sinnott, A. Gordon, M. Field; BEST, Camperdown: A. Spence, T. Kent, L. stencroft, L. Worden, S. Walker. lyburton 5; Warrnambool: T. Antonio 23. Warrnambool: J. Turland, J. Turland, S. Cowl- Stephenson, J. Loader, L. Ball; Warrnambool: BEST, Camperdown: N. Payne, D. Absalom, BEST, Camperdown: M. Conheady, C. O’Brien, ing, J. Chittick, T. Ludeman, M. Bidmade. H. McNamara, D. Hoffmann, H. Ryan, L. J. O’Neil, Z. Field, I. Baulch, H. Sumner; K. Hallyburton; Warrnambool: J. Graham, I. LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 298.95(%); South O’Connor, Z. Dwyer, B. Oates. Thomas. Page 26 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021

COBDEN ...... 15 28 45 58 ley 16; Portland: M. Schultz 7, T. Amos 14. Portland 9.13 (67) def Terang Mortlake 5.6 BEST, Nirranda: S. Carlin, D. Lees, C. Wagstaff, HAMILTON ...... 4 10 15 21 BEST, Terang Mortlake: E. Cook, A. Harris, C. (36), Hamilton 10.15 (75) def Cobden 2.5 (17), D. Philp, J. Walsh, L. Parsons; Old Collegians: GOALS, Cobden: J. Finch 44, H. Justin 14; Hamil- Lee; Portland: R.J. McMillan, R. Payne, T. Warrnambool 27.15 (177) def Camperdown J. Dunne, T. Lewis, E. Barker, C. Barby, L. ton: S. Robinson 10, B. Wilson 11. Amos. 3.3 (21), South Warrnambool 8.10 (58) def Moutray. BEST, Cobden: H. Justin, A. Jeffery, J. Finch; LADDER: Port Fairy 20(pts), 152.67(%); Port Fairy 6.5 (41), North Warrnambool 10.8 PANMURE ...... 3.2 6.3 8.6 10.10 (70) Hamilton: G. Redpath, T. Milne. Terang Mortlake 16, 112.96; Koroit (68) def Koroit 4.7 (31). KOLORA NOORAT...... 3.3 5.7 6.8 11.10 (76) NORTH W’BOOL ...... 4 10 12 16 12, 129.84; Portland 12, 122.14; South LADDER: South Warrnambool 24(pts), GOALS, Panmure: S. Mahony 2, L. Gavin 2, D. KOROIT ...... 9 15 26 36 Warrnambool 12, 121.64; Warrnambool 12, 527.61(%); Hamilton 24, 504.17; Cobden 16, Meade, B. Mahony, I. Sinnott, C. Bant, T. Ma- GOALS, North Warrnambool: C. Sextus 6, J. 106.02; Cobden 8, 89.66; Hamilton 4, 81.07; 158.53; North Warrnambool 16, 132.27; Port hony, B. Gedye; Kolora Noorat: R. Hutchins 5, North Warrnambool 4, 67.03; Camperdown Gedye 2, V. Grundy 8; Koroit: M. Carlin 10, G. Fairy 12, 137.96; Warrnambool 12, 108.53; B. Fraser 2, L. McConnell, B. Reid, J. Mahony, 0, 55.50. Gleeson 26. Koroit 8, 124.22; Portland 4, 52.75; Terang H. Darcy. BEST, North Warrnambool: E. Conheady, K. Fowl- Mortlake 4, 15.71; Camperdown 0, 12.58. BEST, Panmure: M. Colbert, T. Wright, T. Gar- DIVISION THREE NETBALL er, S. O’Meara; Koroit: M. Carlin, C. Glare, J. diner, B. Gedye, P. Mahony, T. Mahony; Kolora Warrnambool 41 def Camperdown 15, Ham- O’Connor. UNDER 14 FOOTBALL Noorat: S. Kenna, B. Fraser, J. Moloney, R. ilton 34 def Cobden 20, Koroit 45 def North SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 0 8 15 19 Portland 6.2 (38) def Terang Mortlake 3.4 Hutchins, L. Tebble, J. Richardson. Warrnambool 10, Port Fairy 43 def South PORT FAIRY ...... 12 20 31 38 (22), Hamilton 5.7 (37) def Cobden 2.1 (13), SOUTH ROVERS ...... 4.5 7.7 11.8 13.15 (93) Warrnambool 24, Portland 36 def Terang GOALS, South Warrnambool: L. Blair 13, E. Chap- Warrnambool 13.9 (87) def Camperdown TIMBOON DEMONS .....1.3 2.6 4.9 6.10 (46) Mortlake 20. GOALS, South Rovers: T. Wood 3, A. Farrell 2, T. man 3; Port Fairy: L. Addinsall 14, J. Tobin Sal- LADDER: Port Fairy 20(pts), 269.14(%); Ko- 2.3 (15), South Warrnambool 13.11 (89) def Wilson 2, K. Lenehan 2, E. Dowd 2, A. White, zman 24. roit 18, 256.76; Warrnambool 16, 181.82; Port Fairy 3.0 (18), Koroit 9.7 (61) def North D. Cox; Timboon Demons: A. Rosolin 2, C. Trot- BEST, South Warrnambool: O. Revell, B. Harman, South Warrnambool 14, 133.62; Hamil- Warrnambool 5.4 (34). ter, J. Worboys, A. Glennen, B. Newey. A. Peake; Port Fairy: E. Andrew, L. Addinsall, J. ton 12, 93.84; Cobden 8, 109.38; North LADDER: Hamilton 24(pts), 550.00(%); Ko- BEST, South Rovers: J. Higgins, K. Lenehan, A. Tobin Salzman. Warrnambool 4, 58.38; Portland 4, 57.58; roit 24, 389.08; Warrnambool 20, 249.29; White, S. Hodgins, T. Bowman, T. Wood; Tim- TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 11 18 29 34 Terang Mortlake 4, 48.64; Camperdown 0, South Warrnambool 16, 159.73; Cobden boon Demons: R. Ziegelaar, J. Fowler, C. Trotter, PORTLAND ...... 5 12 19 27 39.80. 12, 86.51; North Warrnambool 8, 113.19; C. Cardwell, A. Hunt, B. Newey. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: J. Davis 17, A. Suhan Portland 8, 70.34; Terang Mortlake 4, 29.80; LADDER: Nirranda 24(pts), 211.71(%); Kol- 16; Portland: J. Crow 8, J.E. Piegrosse 5. 17 & UNDER NETBALL Port Fairy 4, 23.44; Camperdown 0, 23.29. ora Noorat 20, 154.34; Merrivale 16, 222.14; BEST, Terang Mortlake: A. Hunger, S. Davis, E.R. Warrnambool 29 def Camperdown 24, Cob- Panmure 16, 187.46; Allansford 16, 94.74; Lee; Portland: T. Telfer, E. Stiles. den 35 def Hamilton 31, Koroit 32 def North 15 AND UNDER RESERVES NETBALL Russells Creek 12, 111.41; South Rovers 8, LADDER: Koroit 20(pts), 154.46(%); Cob- Warrnambool 31, South Warrnambool 43 def Camperdown 28 def Warrnambool 20, Ham- 105.87; Timboon Demons 4, 63.07; Old Col- den 16, 165.63; Warrnambool 16, 163.81; Port Fairy 13, Terang Mortlake 48 def Portland ilton 33 def Cobden 22, Koroit 33 def North legains 4, 41.18; Dennington 0, 20.00. Port Fairy 16, 134.35; Terang Mortlake 12, 21. Warrnambool 6, South Warrnambool 44 def LADDER: Cobden 20(pts), 168.89(%); Ham- 121.15; Portland 8, 99.26; North Warrnam- Port Fairy 10, Terang Mortlake 36 def Portland ilton 16, 150.41; Koroit 16, 117.68; South RESERVES FOOTBALL bool 8, 90.07; South Warrnambool 4, 77.91; 26. Allansford 9.12 (66) def Dennington 2.3 (15), Hamilton 0, 52.75; Camperdown 0, 46.88. Warrnambool 14, 129.50; Terang Mortlake LADDER: Koroit 20(pts), 229.89(%); South 12, 127.52; North Warrnambool 10, 106.92; Merrivale 15.14 (104) def Russells Creek 1.1 Warrnambool 16, 181.82; Terang Mortlake Warrnambool 8, 75.54; Port Fairy 4, 52.12; (7), Nirranda 15.7 (97) def Old Collegians 5.2 DIVISION TWO NETBALL 16, 160.68; Cobden 12, 138.89; Portland 12, Camperdown 0, 72.40; Portland 47.15. (32), Panmure 7.10 (52) def Kolora Noorat 7.5 CAMPERDOWN ...... 7 10 19 24 102.56; Hamilton 12, 93.80; Camperdown 8, (47), South Rovers 8.8 (56) def Timboon De- WARRNAMBOOL ...... 12 23 33 43 91.23; Warrnambool 4, 92.45; Port Fairy 0, GOALS, Camperdown: A.G. Nolan 14, T. Williams 15 & UNDER NETBALL mons 2.3 (15). 30.06; North Warrnambool 0, 18.32. LADDER: Merrivale 24(pts), 670.00(%); 5, O. Meade 5; Warrnambool: M. Quadroy 28. Camperdown 28 def Warrnambool 20, Ham- Nirranda 24, 287.25; Old Collegians 16, BEST, Camperdown: E. Helmore, A.G. Nolan, O. ilton 33 def Cobden 22, Koroit 51 def North 13 AND UNDER RESERVES NETBALL 150.39; South Rovers 16, 137.45; Panmure Maskell; Warrnambool: M. Quadroy, M. Evans. Warrnambool 6, South Warrnambool 44 def Port Fairy 10, Terang Mortlake 36 def Portland Camperdown 25 def Warrnambool 16, Cob- 12, 91.03; Kolora Noorat 8, 125.38; Rus- COBDEN ...... 7 14 21 27 26. den 30 def Hamilton 14, Koroit 36 def North sells Creek 8, 60.68; Allansford 8, 48.59; HAMILTON ...... 8 14 27 39 LADDER: Koroit 20(pts), 229.89(%); South Warrnambool 9, South Warrnambool 22 def Timboon Demons 4, 38.18; Dennington 0, GOALS, Cobden: H. Anderson 16, D. Jones 6, Warrnambool 16, 181.82; Terang Mortlake Port Fairy 9, Terang Mortlake 31 def Portland 17.48. A. Kelly 5; Hamilton: B. Carroll 6, T. Ross 6, R. 16, 160.68; Cobden 12, 138.89; Portland 12, 10. Grayson 27. 102.56; Hamilton 12, 93.80; Camperdown 8, LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 346.30(%); Terang BEST, Cobden: A. Kelly, M. Mason, J. Anderson; UNDER 18 FOOTBALL 91.23; Warrnambool 4, 92.45; Port Fairy 0, Mortlake 16, 191.80; Camperdown 16, Hamilton: T. Casey, R. Grayson, T. Ross. Allansford 23.20 (158) def Dennington 0.1 30.06; North Warrnambool 18.32. 154.43; Warrnambool 12, 185.96; Cobden NORTH W’BOOL ...... 5 8 12 17 (1), Merrivale 13.8 (86) def Russells Creek 4.3 12, 73.39; South Warrnambool 12, 69.16; KOROIT ...... 9 20 30 36 (27), Old Collegians 17.10 (112) def Nirranda 13 & UNDER NETBALL Port Fairy 8, 87.32; North Warrnambool 4, GOALS, North Warrnambool: A. Hughes 7; Koroit: 0.1 (1), South Rovers 15.15 (105) def Timboon Camperdown 25 def Warrnambool 16, Cob- 60.17; Portland 4, 49.09; Hamilton 0, 26.43. Demons 3.4 (22). G.R. Dunne 15, N. McKinnon 1. den 30 def Hamilton 14, Koroit 36 def North LADDER: Allansford 24(pts), 708.86(%); Old BEST, North Warrnambool: D. Warren; Koroit: A. Warrnambool 9, South Warrnambool 22 def WARRNAMBOOL & Collegians 20, 322.22; Kolora Noorat 20, Mugavin, K. Purcell, G. Lynch. Port Fairy 9, Terang Mortlake 31 def Portland DISTRICT LEAGUE 230.41; Merrivale 16, 247.34; South Rovers SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 7 13 21 28 10. 16, 160.10; Russells Creek 8, 59.36; Nir- PORT FAIRY ...... 8 15 29 37 LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 346.30(%); Terang SENIOR FOOTBALL randa 8, 16.29; Timboon Demons 4, 41.93; GOALS, South Warrnambool: L. Roberts 10, E. Mortlake 16, 191.80; Camperdown 16, ALLANSFORD...... 1.4 7.6 13.8 16.10 (106) Dennington 4, 8.98. Veale 18; Port Fairy: G.M. Bryden 6, N. Giblin 154.43; Warrnambool 12, 185.96; Cobden DENNINGTON ...... 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.11 (17) 17, C. Thomas 14. 12, 73.39; South Warrnambool 12, 69.16; GOALS, Allansford: R. Hare 3, J. Meade 2, H. UNDER 15 FOOTBALL BEST, South Warrnambool: P. Thornton, E. Veale, Port Fairy 8, 87.32; North Warrnambool 4, Searle 2, R. Buck 2, M. Gristede 2, S. Kil- Allansford 13.20 (98) def Dennington 1.0 (6), C. Anderson; Port Fairy: N. Giblin, K. Sheehan, 60.17; Portland 4, 49.09; Hamilton 0, 26.43. patrick, J. Baker, B. Hunger, Z. Mungean, D. Russells Creek 6.6 (42) def Merrivale 2.3 (15), A. Sheridan. Cross; Dennington: J. Cruickshank. Nirranda 7.5 (47) def Old Collegians 6.3 (39), TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 7 18 27 34 HAMPDEN JUNIOR BEST, Allansford: B. Edge, R. Hare, Z. Mungean, Timboon Demons 2.3 (15) def South Rovers PORTLAND ...... 6 15 20 32 LEAGUE D. Cross, B. Hunger, D. Finnigan; Dennington: 1.6 (12). GOALS, Terang Mortlake: L. Clifford 18, K. Craw- UNDER 16 FOOTBALL T. Fitzgerald, Z. McKenna, J. Johnstone, B. LADDER: Timboon Demons 24(pts), Baker, B. Rees. 707.02(%); Kolora Noorat 20, 769.35; South RUSSELLS CREEK ...... 3.1 4.4 6.7 6.8 (44) Rovers 20, 536.84; Old Collegians 12, 171.09; Russells Creek 12, 69.66; Nirranda MERRIVALE ...... 2.4 7.5 10.8 16.14 (110) 12, 59.17; Merrivale 8, 29.28; Dennington 8, GOALS, Russells Creek: T. Smith 2, Z. Timms, 22.25; Allansford 4, 25.21. D. Nicholson, K. Ryan, J. Millet; Merrivale: N. Krepp 6, J. Neave 4, T. Porter 2, L. Byrne 2, B. McCutcheon, J. Fary. A GRADE NETBALL BEST, Russells Creek: P. Chatfi eld, J. Forth Bligh, Dennington 38 def Allansford 21, Nirranda 70 M. Rook, B. Rudland-Castles, S. Grinter, K. def Old Collegians 36, Panmure 78 def Kolora Ryan; Merrivale: A. Campbell, J. Britton, T. Por- Noorat 34, Merrivale 50 def Russells Creek 34, Timboon Demons 69 def South Rovers 28. ter, N. Krepp, J. Neave, J. Brooks. LADDER: Nirranda 24(pts), 240.12(%); NIRRANDA ...... 3.2 8.3 13.7 19.12 (126) Timboon Demons 20, 175.00; Merrivale OLD COLLEGIANS ...... 0.1 0.1 1.1 1.4 (10) 20, 148.15; Panmure 16, 157.58; Russells GOALS, Nirranda: D. Lees 4, D. Philp 3, L. Par- Creek 12, 104.74; Old Collegains 8, 96.82; sons 3, B. Threlfall 2, S. Carlin 2, M. Primmer Dennington 8, 73.66; South Rovers 4, 54.99; 2, A. Lane, J. Dalton, J. Payne; Old Collegians: Kolora Noorat 4, 50.27; Allansford 4, 47.83. N. Forth. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 27

A RESERVE NETBALL RESERVES FOOTBALL B. Schiltz 3, R. Browne 3, D. Robinson 2, B. SMW Rovers 8, 75.54; Hawkesdale Macar- Allansford 41 def Dennington 24, Nirranda 34 Colac Imperials 12.9 (81) def Simpson 5.12 Ketchen 2, J. Boag 2, J. Halloran, J. Atkins, thur 4, 73.22; Lismore Derrinallum 4, 69.34; def Old Collegians 24, Panmure 50 def Kolora (42). P. Parr. Ararat Eagles 4, 63.52; Caramut 0, 32.82. Noorat 24, Merrivale 37 def Russells Creek LADDER: Alvie 24(pts), 303.93(%); Birregur- BEST, Moyston Willaura: J. Pianta, P. Higgins, J. 22, Timboon Demons 58 def South Rovers 18. ra 20, 301.04; Apollo Bay 16, 248.58; South Robinson, M. Peel, J. Bates, R. Hamilton; Lis- B GRADE NETBALL LADDER: Panmure 24(pts), 157.89(%); Tim- Colac 16, 183.61; Lorne 12, 152.12; Irre- more Derrinallum: B. Ketchen, S. Berriman, R. Glenthompson Dunkeld 34 def Ararat Eagles boon Demons 20, 148.53; Russells Creek warra-Beeac 12, 130.17; Simpson 8, 79.15; Nunn, J. Anderson, P. Parr, J. Atkins. 32, Moyston Willaura 42 def Lismore Derrin- 20, 114.38; Allansford 16, 152.07; Nirranda Colac Imperials 8, 40.47; Western Eagles 4, PENSHURST ...... 2.4 3.8 7.10 9.12 (66) allum 39, Penshurst 36 def SMW Rovers 21, 16, 139.47; Merrivale 12, 122.89; Old Colle- 13.84; Otway Districts 0, 6.81. SMW ROVERS ...... 3.3 7.5 9.5 11.10 (76) Great Western 29 def Tatyoon 25, Caramut 10 gians 8, 86.39; South Rovers 4, 51.42; Den- GOALS, Penshurst: S. Weston 3, J. Uebergang, def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0. nington 0, 65.07; Kolora Noorat 0, 48.62. UNDER 14½ FOOTBALL B. Ballinger, N. Rentsch, J. Mibus, C. Eales, LADDER: Woorndoo Mortlake 20(pts), Colac Imperials 9.10 (64) def Simpson 0.2 (2). T. McGregor; SMW Rovers: J. Forbes 3, D. Os- 182.08(%); Penshurst 20, 175.51; Glen- B GRADE NETBALL LADDER: Irrewarra-Beeac 28(pts), borne 2, K. Young 2, J. Nicholls, D. Box, J. thompson Dunkeld 20, 160.16; Moyston Dennington 27 def Allansford 24, Old Col- 460.84(%); Western Eagles 20, 500.99; Sardo, J. Box. Willaura 14, 97.24; Hawkesdale Macar- Birregurra 20, 425.74; Alvie 16, 154.65; Co- legians 36 def Nirranda 32, Panmure 45 def BEST, Penshurst: L. Watt, J. Uebergang, B. Ball- thur 12, 105.56; Great Western 12, 87.66; lac Imperials 12, 146.70; Simpson 8, 80.69; Tatyoon 8, 121.01; Ararat Eagles 8, 110.43; Kolora Noorat 23, Merrivale 21 def Russells inger, K. Neeson, S. Weston, B. Marti; SMW Apollo Bay 8, 35.64; Lorne 4, 44.97; South Caramut 4, 50.30; SMW Rovers 2, 76.09; Creek 18, Timboon Demons 39 def South Rovers: J. Forbes, A. McIntyre, J. Sardo, D. Colac 4, 32.86; Otway Districts 0, 10.07. Lismore Derrinallum 0, 56.63; Wickliffe Rovers 20. Osborne, R. Chapman, S. Lench. LADDER: Merrivale 24(pts), 168.69(%); Nir- Lake Bolac 0, 0.00. TATYOON ...... 0.0 7.4 10.8 15.13 (103) randa 20, 266.67; Old Collegains 20, 160.31; A GRADE NETBALL GREAT WESTERN ...... 5.2 7.4 10.5 13.7 (85) Russells Creek 16, 188.14; Panmure 10, Simpson 45 def Colac Imperials 43. GOALS, Tatyoon: B. Clay 7, S. Nicholson 3, S. C GRADE NETBALL 98.97; Dennington 10, 84.25; Allansford 8, LADDER: Alvie 22(pts), 197.04(%); Apollo Butler 3, J. Brown, R. Bates; Great Western: S. Ararat Eagles 30 def Glenthompson Dunkeld 85.71; Timboon Demons 8, 73.50; Kolora Bay 20, 112.64; Irrewarra-Beeac 18, 119.18; 22, Moyston Willaura 30 def Lismore Derrin- Cocks 3, R. Folkes 2, N. Dunford 2, A. Mul- Noorat 4, 39.69; South Rovers 0, 31.88. Lorne 16, 95.06; Simpson 12, 101.31; South allum 11, Penshurst 42 def SMW Rovers 5, lane-Pratt, J. Bennett, D. Folkes, R. Mc Mur- Colac 12, 96.77; Otway Districts 12, 93.75; Great Western 28 def Tatyoon 19, Caramut 19 ray, A. Cameron, D. Clee. 17 & UNDER NETBALL Birregurra 4, 78.29; Colac Imperials 4, def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 16. BEST, Tatyoon: S. Butler, J. Shanhun, J. Mc- Dennington 41 def Allansford 17, Old Colle- 75.00; Western Eagles 0, 74.61. LADDER: Moyston Willaura 20(pts), Carthy, S. McDougall, B. Clay, D. Brady; Great gians 28 def Nirranda 9, Kolora Noorat 34 def 280.65(%); Great Western 20, 170.87; Western: N. Sibson, D. Grellet, S. Cocks, R. Panmure 28, Russells Creek 34 def Merrivale B GRADE NETBALL Woorndoo Mortlake 16, 247.06; Penshurst Folkes, A. Mullane-Pratt, N. Dunford. 30, South Rovers 35 def Timboon Demons 31. Colac Imperials 47 def Simpson 30. 16, 192.59; Ararat Eagles 16, 133.01; Glen- WOORNDOO M’LAKE ...8.5 19.8 27.11 37.21 (243) LADDER: Russells Creek 24(pts), 223.73(%); LADDER: South Colac 20(pts), 160.71(%); thompson Dunkeld 12, 157.47; Hawkesdale Dennington 20, 174.29; Kolora Noorat 16, Colac Imperials 20, 154.33; Irrewarra-Bee- H’DALE MACARTHUR ...1.0 2.0 3.3 3.4 (22 Macarthur 8, 124.07; Tatyoon 8, 104.85; 149.63; South Rovers 16, 92.13; Merrivale ac 20, 124.32; Birregurra 18, 146.09; Ot- GOALS, Woorndoo Mortlake: G. Cameron 11, J. Caramut 4, 31.68; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 12, 122.76; Old Collegians 12, 101.38; Al- way Districts 16, 117.70; Alvie 14, 108.59; Buckley 8, J. Templeton 7, T. Hogan 3, W. 40.11; Lismore Derrinallum 0, 31.85; SMW lansford 10, 92.36; Timboon Demons 6, Western Eagles 8, 68.66; Simpson 4, 62.18; Templeton 3, M. Pemberton 3, J. Horan, S. Rovers 0, 20.22. 56.44; Panmure 4, 67.74; Nirranda 0, 35.16. Apollo Bay 0, 48.64. Henry; Hawkesdale Macarthur: K. Smitten, L. Glare, J. Reichman. 18 & UNDER NETBALL BEST, Woorndoo Mortlake: G. Cameron, J. Tem- 15 & UNDER NETBALL C GRADE NETBALL Glenthompson Dunkeld 40 def Ararat Eagles Dennington 29 def Allansford 6, Old Colle- Colac Imperials 35 def Simpson 26. pleton, J. Horan, W. Templeton, J. Buckley, T. 6, Moyston Willaura 52 def Lismore Derrin- LADDER: Irrewarra-Beeac 28(pts), gians 19 def Nirranda 4, Kolora Noorat 32 def Hogan; Hawkesdale Macarthur: J. Reichman, L. allum 19, Penshurst 10 def SMW Rovers 0, 203.65(%); Birregurra 20, 194.83; South Co- Panmure 11, Russells Creek 12 def Merrivale Gow, L. Glare, H. Cozens, D. West, A. Bos. Great Western 30 def Tatyoon 12, Caramut 10 lac 20, 167.18; Colac Imperials 16, 151.83; LADDER: Woorndoo Mortkake 20(pts), 8, South Rovers 16 def Timboon Demons 14. def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0. LADDER: Old Collegians 20(pts), 192.94(%); Otway Districts 16, 113.55; Alvie 8, 99.42; 371.12(%); Tatyoon 20, 225.21; Great West- LADDER: Penshurst 20(pts), 361.76(%); Gl- Kolora Noorat 20, 124.75; Merrivale 16, Simpson 4, 83.89; Western Eagles 4, 67.80; ern 16, 197.20; Glenthompson Dunkeld 16, enthompson Dunkeld 20, 314.29; Moyston 145.88; Russells Creek 16, 100.00; Denning- Apollo Bay 4, 40.81; Lorne 0, 33.09. 144.71; Moyston Willaura 12, 187.38; Ara- Willaura 20, 308.00; Hawkesdale Macar- ton 12, 160.29; Allansford 12, 85.29; South rat Eagles 8, 145.28; Penshurst 8, 121.88; thur 20, 183.12; Woorndoo Mortlake 14, Rovers 8, 89.77; Nirranda 8, 73.39; Timboon 13 & UNDER NETBALL Lismore Derrinallum 8, 82.64; SMW Rov- 120.21; Great Western 12, 167.95; Caramut Demons 4, 59.84; Panmure 4, 44.44. Colac Imperials 35 def Simpson 3. ers 4, 65.62; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 4, 54.92; 6, 49.71; Tatyoon 4, 58.33; Ararat Eagles 4, LADDER: Western Eagles 24(pts), Hawkesdale Macarthur 4, 26.89; Caramut 36.36; Lismore Derrinallum 0, 38.51; SMW 13 & UNDER NETBALL 911.11(%); South Colac 20, 275.71; Irrewar- 0, 16.74. Rovers 0, 0.00; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 0.00. Allansford 19 def Dennington 12, Old Colle- ra-Beeac 20, 218.80; Colac Imperials 20, gians 34 def Nirranda 0, Kolora Noorat 19 def 212.16; Otway Districts 16, 88.64; Alvie 12, RESERVES FOOTBALL 15 & UNDER NETBALL 125.60; Birregurra 8, 83.20; Lorne 0, 10.98; Panmure 9, Russells Creek 8 drew Merrivale Glenthompson Dunkeld 11.10 (76) def Ararat Glenthompson Dunkeld 10 def Ararat Eagles Apollo Bay 0, 9.43; Simpson 0, 9.23. 8, South Rovers 23 def Timboon Demons 11. Eagles 2.4 (16), Wickliffe Lake Bolac 16.12 0, Moyston Willaura 20 def Lismore Derrin- LADDER: Old Collegians 24(pts), 690.63(%); (108) def Caramut 2.0 (12), Lismore Derrin- allum 18, Penshurst 10 def SMW Rovers 0, South Rovers 20, 167.19; Merrivale 18, MININERA LEAGUE allum 21.11 (137) def Moyston Willaura 3.5 Great Western 32 def Tatyoon 3, Caramut 23 218.03; Allansford 16, 107.69; Kolora Noorat (23), SMW Rovers 10.16 (76) def Penshurst def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 15. 12, 148.00; Russells Creek 10, 104.71; Den- SENIOR FOOTBALL 4.3 (27), Great Western 9.12 (66) def Tatyoon LADDER: Glenthompson Dunkeld 20(pts), nington 8, 40.83; Timboon Demons 4, 27.78; GLEN DUNKELD ...... 2.5 4.6 7.8 7.13 (55) 7.3 (45), Woorndoo Mortlake 20.27 (147) def 481.08(%); Woorndoo Mortlake 20, 309.62; Panmure 4, 26.17; Nirranda 4, 16.24. ARARAT EAGLES ...... 2.1 3.2 6.4 6.10 (46) Hawkesdale Macarthur 0.0 (0). Great Western 18, 508.00; Penshurst 18, GOALS, Glenthompson Dunkeld: M. McMeel 2, T. LADDER: Great Western 20(pts), 851.72(%); 312.50; Moyston Willaura 18, 191.18; Lis- COLAC & DISTRICT Fehsler, R. Porter-Seamons, A. Richardson, Lismore Derrinallum 20, 417.42; Woorn- more Derrinallum 8, 89.53; Hawkesdale 8, LEAGUE D. Fanning, L. Field. doo Mortlake 16, 327.04; SMW Rovers 12, 69.32; Tatyoon 6, 34.65; Caramut 4, 52.07; BEST, Glenthompson Dunkeld: T. Staude, A. Rich- 212.71; Moyston Willaura 12, 191.01; Glen- Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 23.68; SMW Rovers SENIOR FOOTBALL ardson, H. Barr, M. Lowe, J. Ferguson, M. thompson Dunkeld 12, 180.19; Tatyoon 12, 0, 15.82; Ararat Eagles 0, 0.00. SIMPSON ...... 3.2 5.6 6.12 8.13 (61) Johnson; Ararat Eagles: Z. Jenkins, A. Neil, N. 166.23; Penshurst 8, 85.37; Ararat Eagles COLAC IMPERIALS ..... 1.3 4.5 9.7 13.11 (89) McRoberts, B. Lewis, J. Wright, A. Reid. 4, 37.61; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 4, 30.06; 13 & UNDER NETBALL GOALS, Simpson: A. Harding 2, M. Salmon 2, WICKLIFFE LK BOLAC ...6.4 14.10 20.14 28.19 (187) Hawkesdale Macarthur 0, 7.56; Caramut 0, Glenthompson Dunkeld 14 def Ararat Eagles N. Duynhoven, B. Salmon, D. Leishman, L. CARAMUT ...... 3.3 7.3 7.5 8.5 (53) 2.19. 6, Lismore Derrinallum 11 def Moyston Willau- Hawkins; Colac Imperials: T. McKay 5, D. Hen- GOALS, Wickliffe Lake Bolac: H. Hunter 10, D. ra 5, Penshurst 24 def SMW Rovers 4, Great ke 4, C. Scott, L. O’Shannassy, J. Spokes, J. Cook 7, D. Perkins 5, B. Morcom-Knight 3, A GRADE NETBALL Western 9 def Tatyoon 7, Wickliffe Lake Bolac Camm. B. Cook, H. Forrest, C. Vallance; Caramut: J. Wickliffe Lake Bolac 53 def Caramut 30, 15 def Caramut 4. BEST, Simpson: B. De Jong, M. Salmon, B. Stapleton 4, B. Kelly, J. Flynn, P. Edwards, C. Woorndoo Mortlake 42 def Hawkesdale 19, LADDER: Penshurst 20(pts), 2785.71(%); Poole, C. Neal, R. Jansen Van Beek, B. Hook- Humphrys. Glenthompson Dunkeld 66 def Ararat Eagles Lismore Derrinallum 20, 200.00; Wickliffe way; Colac Imperials: D. Trevaskis, T. McKay, L. BEST, Wickliffe Lake Bolac: C. Vallance, H. Hunt- Lake Bolac 16, 137.78; SMW Rovers 14, 16, Moyston Willaura 44 def Lismore Derrinal- O’Shannassy, D. Henke, J. Spokes, J. Cass. er, T. Hall, D. Cook, B. Cook, D. McKenzie; 94.12; Glenthompson Dunkeld 12, 182.05; lum 37, Penshurst 52 def SMW Rovers 39. LADDER: South Colac 20(pts), 212.01(%); Caramut: J. Stapleton, A. Johnstone, B. Kelly, LADDER: Glenthompson Dunkeld 20(pts), Woorndoo Mortlake 12, 160.00; Moyston Alvie 20, 194.23; Irrewarra-Beeac 18, M. Jones, P. Edwards, P. Draffen. 315.60(%); Woorndoo Mortlake 20, 229.20; Willaura 10, 97.67; Ararat Eagles 8, 84.62; 129.84; Birregurra 14, 130.56; Lorne 12, MOYSTON W’LAURA ...1.4 5.8 8.12 8.13 (61) Penshurst 20, 171.33; Great Western 14, Great Western 8, 34.69; Hawkesdale Ma- 140.18; Apollo Bay 12, 121.80; Colac Impe- LISMORE DERRI ...... 3.4 3.9 6.11 15.15 (105) 129.88; Tatyoon 10, 102.79; Moyston Wil- carthur 0, 38.57; Caramut 0, 19.57; Tatyoon rials 12, 90.35; Simpson 8, 119.13; Western GOALS, Moyston Willaura: M. Peel 3, Z. Louder 3, laura 8, 92.06; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 8, 78.18; 0, 15.09. Eagles 4, 35.98; Otway Districts 0, 17.09. L. McKinnis, B. Ferguson; Lismore Derrinallum: Page 28 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 AFL footy tipping comp TIPSTER Will TIPSTER Nick TIPSTERTIPSTER Michelle TIPSTERTIPSTER Shane

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WELL, the weekend’s weather wasn’t exactly conducive to fi shing but that didn’t appear to worry many of those die hard anglers out there. Just prior to the weekend’s ugly weather I did manage to receive some reports that covered many types and styles of angling. Fellow fi shing friend Daniel Kent from Apollo Bay paid an annual visit to Lake Purrumbete this weekend and this time brought with him his young son, eight year old Jarvis, who by the way landed a stonker brown along with his dad and others who tagged along for the trip. According to Daniel, the fi sh are certainly on and responding to minnow hard bodied lures worked along the shoreline weed beds. Shallow to medium divers are all that’s needed with plenty of pauses between twitches to entice the fi sh into biting. As the boys were fairly busy catching big browns along with the odd sizeable redfi n, the poor weather conditions barely fazed them. The guys arrived late last week and stayed until Sunday morning and fi shed hard except for when that blowy patch of wind hit. Even the hardiest of anglers have to pull the pin at some stage. Some magnifi cently coloured brown trout continue to fall to hard bodied minnows as well as soft plastics fi shed closer to the surface Fast: Cobden Technical School students Brodie Foster (left) and Abbey Benson were the fi rst rather that on the bottom in three of our local rivers; the upper reaches male and female home in the school’s cross country event last week. 2021E of the Merri, Hopkins and the deeper pools in the Mount Emu Creek are holding some thumping, wild browns. Any stretch that is surrounded by bushland rather than farmland are Glenfyne Gold claim Tech cross country the stretches of water to work. In actual fact, the snaggier the water, the better. Just don’t get hung GLENFYNE Gold took out the Cobden Technical School McLean (Shenfi eld Blue); up. cross country last week. Under 14 – Bradey Fratantaro (Glenfyne Gold) and The trick is be prepared to wade and get wet. Overhanging bank side The yellow house collected 180 points to win the school’s Tabitha Perriss (Tandarook Red); vegetation is a good place to start. latest sporting carnival ahead of Shenfi eld Blue (136 points) Under 15 – Brodie Foster (Tandarook Red) and Jacoba And don’t forget to keep a low profi le. Stealth plays a major part in and Tandarook Red (106 points). Henderson (Glenfyne Gold); enticing one of these beauties into striking. The students completed a new circuit for the event, with Under 16 – Jack Cowan (Shenfi eld Blue) and Abbey Regarding the offshore scene it looks like our annual run of yellowtail Brodie Foster the fi rst male home in a time of 12 minutes kingfi sh is winding down for another season. and 38 seconds. Robbins (Shenfi eld Blue); The smaller school fi sh are nowhere to be seen and the larger Abbey Benson was the fi rst female across the line in a Under 17 – Willoughby Perriss (Tandarook Red) and hoodlums are becoming harder to source. time of 14 minutes and 45 seconds. Abbey Benson (Glenfyne Gold); and Again, surface feeding frenzies of fi sh and birds is the number one Individual age group champions were also awarded: Under 18-20 – Tanner Fratantaro (Glenfyne Gold) and giveaway to feeding fi sh – the same method used in fi nding southern Under 13 – Zac Stevens (Glenfyne Gold) and Alyvia Macey Lee Hickey (Glenfyne Gold). bluefi n tuna. Sargeant, Mahony lead stableford Lions open SWVFA account CORANGAMITE Lions record- scores were deadlocked for only ed its fi rst win of season 2021 on the half-time changeover. Sunday. A minute into the second half GOLF NOTES The Lions downed Hamilton Bruno Chiesa put the Lions up COBDEN Raiders 4-3 in a South West 4-3, with the remaining 44 min- Victorian Football Association utes a battle for territory. NINETEEN players contested the fi rst Giles, Stuart Dawson, Bernie Bourke Di McKenzie and Carmel Darcy thriller at Hamilton’s Pedrina The Raiders tried to break round of the Hodgson Pairs stableford and Mark Loving. produced the score of the day of 67 ½ to Park. through the Lions defence, but aggregate at Cobden Golf Club on Nearest the pins were recorded by fi nish clear of Janine Stevens and Sandra The fi rst 45 minutes was a the back four remained solid and Saturday. Craig Sargeant (fourth hole), Andrew Mason on 70 ½. high-scoring affair with both protected the visitors lead as it After the opening round Craig Sargeant Giles (seventh hole and closest second Balls down the line went to Di Adams sides fi nding the net three times scored a narrow one goal victory. and Simon Mahony lead on 71 points, shot on second hole), Darren Jopling and Laurel Davis with 73 and Ellen apiece. In the other matches, Stawell 10 clear of nearest pairs David Bath and (10th hole) and David Bath (closest Darcy and Deb Ferrari 74 ½. Guy Faber opened the scoring Mark Loving and Andrew Giles and second shot on the 14th hole). Nearest the pins went to Di McKenzie Pioneers thumped Deakin Drag- for the Lions in the fourth min- David Absalom which both recorded 61 This Saturday’s event will be the fi nal and Carmel Darcy on the fourth hole ons 15-0 while Warrnambool ute, but the lead was shortlived point rounds. round of the Hodgson Pairs stableford and Di Adams and Laurel Davis on the Wolves recorded a hard-fought as the Raiders replied in the 11th In the daily competition, Craig aggregate. seventh. 2-1 win over Port Fairy Plovers. minute through Anthony McFar- Sargeant won with 38 points ahead of Meanwhile, 17 players took part in Di McKenzie and Carmel Darcy Portland Panthers rounded out lane. Simon Mahony on 35 points. the Lacy/Narik foursomes event last currently hold the scratch lead of 92 The Lions quickly hit the front the weekend’s matches with a Balls down the line went to Andrew Wednesday. ahead of the second round. with two goals in nine minutes comfortable 6-0 victory over from Daniel Reiner to hold a 3-1 Warrnambool Rangers. lead after 20 minutes of play. In this weekend’s games, the The next 10 minutes were a Rangers host the Plovers, the Cobden night netball results stalemate before the Raiders Pioneers welcome the Raiders recorded another goal, this time and the Dragons square off with courtesy of Leroy Mojica-Perez . the Wolves. RESULTS from round four of Cobden night netball. College Blues...... 10 The Raiders found the back of The Lions will meet the Pan- Juniors: GOALS, Cobden Bloods: Alice Suhan 24, Matilda Darcy the net via Eldhose Elias with a thers on Sunday at Portland’s Swifts...... 26 13, Eisha Howard 10; College Blues: Riley Stephenson 6, minute to go in the fi rst half but Friendly Societies Reserve. Vixens...... 19 Ashley Carrigan-Walsh 2, Ruby Walsh 1. GOALS, Swifts: Indi Cameron 9, Izzy Ford 8, Emily Hick- BEST, Cobden Bloods: Matilda Darcy, Jess Walsh, Alice ey 5; Vixens: Izzy Sinnott 13, Mia McVilly 6. Suhan; College Blues: Ebony Pearce, Riley Stephenson, BEST, Swifts: Ella Arndell, Izzy Ford, Indi Cameron; Vix- Madison Helmore. ens: Izzy Sinnott, Georgie Oborne, Zoe Morrison. Awesome Sauce...... 34 Thunderbirds...... 24 Diamonds...... 21 Firebirds...... 14 GOALS, Awesome Sauce: Sarah Delwig 25, Fiona Kent 5, GOALS, Thunderbirds: Isla Nolan 11, Shelby Cameron 8, Remy Gaut 4; Diamonds: Hayley Collins 13, Elli Collins 5, Remy Gaut 5; Firebirds: Krystal Blain 11, Macy Mahony 2, Ruby Kenna 1. Madison Stegic. BEST, Awesome Sauce: Remy Gaut, Emily Gaut, Kirby Seniors: Cobden Bloods...... 49 Donlan; Diamonds: Tia Kenna, Sarah Buckle, Ruby Kenna. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 31 in This week HEYTESBURY INDOOR BIAS BOWLS ASSOCIATION N TES JUST when you thought this week Timboon Lawn 2 scored a quad in Heytesbury couldn’t get any bigger, on end seven to close the gap, 5-8 we had to alter the gussets. Grab but Camperdown (1) would add two your favourite beverage and let’s get singles to their score, 10-5 in ends cracking. eight and nine. We’ll start the coverage this A no score followed the next end but week with the Ballarat Intergroup on end 11, Camperdown’s (1) second Championship team announcement. Kelvin told jack to “go home” and Congratulations to the following complied. players for making the team: Timboon Lawn (2) would get a Singles – ladies’: Jan Ovens; men’s: double on the replay to be within one Arthur Finch. shot, down 9-10. The next end was Pairs – ladies: Pam Dwyer (s), Jenny a single for the visitors but ends 13 Meade; men’s: Allen Armistead (s), through 15 were all the home side as it Peter Baker; mixed: Ron Cameron (s), scored six shots to lead 15-11 with six Jean Clover. ends to play. Triples – ladies’: Maria van Someren Singles for both sides in the next two (s), Pam Wines, Lara Mungean; men’s: ends but for Camperdown (1), seven Ron Absalom (s), Scott Pierce, Harry shots on ends 18 and 19 were enough van Someren. to take the lead 19-16 with two ends Fours – ladies’: Doreen Coverdale to play. (s), Jill Rantall, Margaret Ovens, On end 20, the home side scored a Roelie Maslin; men’s: Geoff Ovens single then gave it back to the visitors (s), Jim Mungean, Ray Bond, Michele with Timboon Lawn (2) going down to Beleya; mixed: George Fox (s), Joyce Camperdown (1) 20-17. Roberts, Nola Duncan, Val Blake. The last match for division one this Manager: Max Wines; Assistant week was Cobrico at home to Scotts Manager: Rita Mungean. Creek (1) and both sides scored a Drawing shot: Camperdown’s (2) Jack Paasse sends down his bowl during Camperdown’s (1) Cost for playing is $25 and due single and a double each in the fi rst 28-11 win over Timboon Lawn (1) last week. 2021E post-haste to either Pam or Joyce. A four ends. reminder that ALL players must wear The visitors broke the deadlock in apiece after as many ends. On end 18, Glenormiston’s (1) skip The visitors scored a triple on end 16 their Heytesbury uniform. the next two ends with a triple and a A single either way for the next two Scott was also accurate with jack and but the lion’s share of ends went the Next, we start our round four pennant single, while the home team replied ends, as well as a single and a double on the replay, “bowled short” to keep way of the home side, which picked coverage. with a double on end seven. to both sides on ends 13 through 16 the single. up eight shots to the visitors double on still couldn’t change the deadlock at Four shots brought the visitors back Division one was a mixed bag this Both sides added a quad and a single the penultimate end with Cobden (3) week and starts with Camperdown (2) to their ledgers on ends eight through 14 shots all with fi ve ends remaining. into the match and two behind with defeating Glenormiston (3) 32-21. hosting Timboon Lawn (1). 11, as well as four shots either way on After Scotts Creek 2 picked up a six one end left. The home side got off to a solid start ends 12 through 15. on the next end, its momentum carried Holding a draw, the visitors’ skip The last match rounding out the against the visitors and after seven The home side scored a further two it until the end of the match as they tried to win with his last bowl and pennant coverage this week was ends, were in the lead 6-3. singles in ends 16 and 17, locking up added a further six shots to their score gave two away with Timboon Lawn Simpson (2) hosting Camperdown (5) Ends eight through 12 were the game at 16 shots apiece with four to defeat Cobden (2) 26-14. (4) defeating Glenormiston (1) 25-21. and the match started off even enough particularly tough for Timboon Lawn ends to play. The third match was Simpson (1) In division two, Camperdown (4) with the home side scoring fi ve shots (1) as Camperdown (2) added two Scotts Creek (1) scored a triple on hosting Camperdown (3) and the sits on top ahead of Scotts Creek (2), to the visitors four in the fi rst fi ve ends. doubles and as many singles to their the next end to break the stalemate home side got off to a good start with Timboon Lawn (4) and Cobden (2). Simpson (2) then scored a double score, extending their lead 14-3. and with a single going either way on a double and a triple on the fi rst two Division three this week saw and a quad on the next two ends, with The visitors would stop their roll, ends 19 and 20, it came down to the ends, before the visitors bagged two Peterborough with the bye, while fi rst Camperdown (5) scoring a single on albeit briefl y with a single in the next last end. doubles in the subsequent two ends to match was between Glenormiston (2) the eighth end to stay in touch at 5-11. end before the home team added a Cobrico needing a triple to draw, be 4-5 down. and Scotts Creek (3). double to their score on end 14. could only score a double and came up Camperdown’s (3) resident physicist The home side got off to a good start, The rest of the night for the visitors Timboon Lawn (1) would have a short to Scotts Creek (1) 19-20. and third Harry then pushed jack off opening the match with a triple before was tough after this point of the match fl urry on the next three ends, adding After four rounds, Camperdown (1) the mat for “research” purposes, with the visitors replied with a single on the as it could only score four singles a triple, as well as two singles to start sits on top of the ladder, with Cobden Simpson (1) claiming a single on the next end. in the last four ends of the match as closing the gap to be 9-16 down. (1), Scotts Creek (1) and Camperdown replay to lead 9-4 after 5 ends. Glemormiston (2) scored two singles Simpson (2) put the foot to the fl oor End 18 was trying to say the least (2) rounding out the top four. The visitors would claim two on ends three and four before Scotts and picked up 17 shots to record a for the visitors as their skip Brett was Division two starts off with doubles to close the gap on ends six Creek (3) scored a single on end fi ve comfortable 28-9 victory. and seven to be within one shot at 8-9 to be in touch 2-5. disgusted with the little white ball Camperdown (4) hosting Timboon After four rounds, Simpson (2) sits tormenting him. Lawn 3 and jack was in for a long down. The home side took ends six through atop of the division three ladder ahead On the replay, Camperdown (2) night as the visitors got off to a good The home team had other ideas as nine, adding eight shots to their tally, scored a triple to compound the issue start with a double to open the match they scored a quintuple to extend its before the visitors took two singles on of Glenormiston (2) and Cobden (3), and the best that the visitors could but then their third Trevor accurately lead to 14-8 before Camperdown (3) ends 10 and 11 to trail 4-13. with all three side stills undefeated, conjure up were two singles on the punted jack off the mat. replied with three singles on ends nine On ends 12 through 15, Glenormiston with Scotts Creek (3) currently holding fi nal ends as Camperdown (2) defeated Reclaiming a single on the replay, through 11 to close within three shots (2) secured two doubles, while Scotts fourth spot. Timboon Lawn (1) 28-11. the match would be locked at three a of Simpson (1) at 14-11. Creek (3) managed two singles. It’s good to see full names now on The next match was Laang-Ecklin piece after the second end. Singles on the next two ends either With six ends to play, the home most cards but there are still some hosting Cobden (1) and this match Not much to write home about for way didn’t change much before the side kept up the pressure adding 11 without so please write the full names started off quite sedately with both the visitors, scoring a double and two home side kicked it up a notch, adding unanswered shots before the visitors of players on the scorecards. sides scoring four shots each on as singles over the following 10 ends, to 11 shots on ends 14 through 17 to managed a single on the last end but it Also be sure to send pictures, many ends. the home side’s 11 shots and leading retain control at 26-12 with four ends was in vain as Glenormiston (2) scored video, anything indoor bowls related The home side weren’t quite done 14-7 after 12 ends. to play. a comfortable 28-7 victory. though as they would add a single Jack must have offended Timboon Both teams scored four shots each in The second match was Cobden (3) to [email protected] or our and a quad on the following two ends, Lawn (4) as their second Barbara the fi nal ends with Simpson (1) going hosting Glenormiston 3 and Cobden’s Facebook group. leading 9-4 after six. on end 13 and skip Jim on end 14 on to defeat Camperdown (3) 30-16. (3) skip Claire took jack for a holiday. In other news, the VIBBA (State) Ends seven through 11 didn’t change told jack to “get lost” each time and The last match this week for division Glenormiston (3) would get a single event allocations have started. Starting much as both sides scored three shots Camperdown would gain a double and two was Timboon Lawn (4) at home to on the replay as it started the match with the mixed fours, there was only each but then Laang-Eckin put the foot a single on the respective replays to Glenormiston (1). with fi ve shots. one entry – Brett Mungean (s), Allen down. extend its lead to 23-7. The home side’s skip George was The home side opened its account Armistead, Jenny Meade, Pam Wines accurate with jack off the mat in the On the 12th end, the charge began. The visitors would go on to score on the next end with a triple but the all go through to play in the VIBBA They would add 15 shots without two singles for the rest of the match fi rst end but would gain a double on visitors replied with three shots on Mixed Fours Championship at answer over the next eight ends, taking with Camperdown (4) recording a the replay before two shots to the ends three and four to take the lead the lead 22-12 with two ends to play. comfortable 34-9 victory. visitors on the third end and three back 8-3. Sunshine on Sunday, May 23. Cobden (1) weren’t done yet though, The next match was Scotts Creek to Timboon Lawn (4) saw scores tied Singles to either side advanced the The following mixed pairs entries as they picked up a quintuple on the 2 hosting Cobden 2 and the visitors at six shots apiece after four ends. score however, Cobden (3) would have also gone though: - Bec Heard (s) penultimate end, to launch a late started the match with a double, Ends fi ve through nine didn’t change score a full count on end seven to hold and Scott Pierce; Allen Armistead (s) charge to be 17-22 down with one end followed by a single to the home side. much with both sides scoring four a 12-9 advantage. and Jenny Meade; Jason (s) and Jacoba to play. The third end was then profi table shots each, locking up the game at 10 Singles to both sides on the following Mungean; Arthur (s) and Dianne The game was on and despite their for Scotts Creek 2, bagging a seven, all. two ends, along with doubles both Finch; Jim (s) and Lara Mungean; and best efforts, Cobden (1) could only but the visitors weren’t fazed as Glenormiston (1) then scored ways on ends 10 and 11 kept the game Peter Baker (s) and Kathryn Wines. manage a double on the last end, with they reclaimed four singles in ends fi ve shots on the next two ends, but moving. The VIBBA Mixed Pairs Laang-Ecklin holding onto win 22-19. 4 through 7 to remain in touch at 6- Timboon Lawn (4) replied with four to The home team bagged a single on Championship will be played at The third match saw Timboon Lawn down. remain in touch at 14-15 after 13 ends. the next end before the visitors scored (2) host Camperdown (1) and the Ends 8 through 10 saw the home Ends 14 through 17 saw the visitors four on end 13 to tie the match at 16 Sunshine on Sunday, May 30. visitors scored eight shots before the side score a double, while the visitors score a single to the home team’s fi ve shots apiece. And just like that, this week in home side could score a single in the closed the gap with a single and a shots, which handed Timboon Lawn Cobden (3) then picked up a fi ve and Heytesbury is baked to perfection, fi rst six ends of the match. triple, to lockup the match at 10 shots (4) a 19-16 lead with four ends to play. a triple to extend its lead to 24-16. ready to serve. See you next week. Page 32 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Schools tie for CSSDD cross- country honours

LOCAL primary school students hit the cross- 10 year girls – Aysha Hollick (Timboon P-12 country course for the latest Corangamite District School). School Sports Association (CDSSA) c arnival. 11 year boys – Jesse Fowler (Mortlake P-12 Ten schools – Timboon P-12, Camperdown College). College, Cobden Primary, Simpson Primary, 11 year girls – Tyra Sambell (St. Patrick’s Terang College, Noorat Primary, Mortlake P-12, Primary School). St. Patrick’s, St Thomas’ and St. Colman’s – all 12/13 year boys – Sam Wareham (Mortlake sent students to Noorat Recreation Reserve for College). the event. 12/13 year girls – Piper Stephens (St. Patrick’s Braving wet and cold conditions, the students Primary School). completed either a three kilometre (11 years and The overall CDSSA interschool cross-country 12/13 years) or two kilometre (nine and 10 years) run depending on their age group. shield saw a tie for fi rst place, with St. Patrick’s Results: Primary School and Timboon P-12 College both Nine year boys – Dane Nicholls (Timboon P-12 recording 161 points, with Camperdown College in third place with 78 points. School). St. Patrick’s Primary School student Paddy Hassett and Timboon Nine year girls – Reagan Webb (Camperdown The top eight students from each age group Winners: College). (except the nine years) will now progress P-12 School pupil Asha Loughnan show off the shield the two schools will share 10 year boys – Isaac Lawlor (St. Patrick’s onto the Combined Division Cross Country at after they tied for overall honours at the Corangamite District School Sports Primary School). Warrnambool’s Deakin University next Monday. Association interschool cross-country last Friday. 2021E

LOCAL secondary school students ventured to Camperdown’s Frederick Street Reserve for the Mercy wins HSSSD cross-country Hampden Secondary School Sports Division cross- country on Monday. Mercy Regional College claimed overall honours, with the top 15 from each age group progressing onto the Greater Western Regional Finals. Three Hampden Specialist School students also participated in the event and will also progress onto regionals. Individual age group champions were awarded to: 13 years – Elsie Sinnott (Mercy Regional College) and Jarrod Ferguson (Timboon P-12 School) 14 years – Taleah Murfett (Mercy Regional College) and Archie Taylor (Mercy Regional College) 15 years – Ebony Pierce (Camperdown College) and Myles Sinnott (Mercy Regional College) 16 years – Lara Taylor (Mercy Regional College) and Fred Beasley (Mercy Regional College) 17 years – Eve Britton (Camperdown College) and Griff Dwyer (Mercy Regional College) 20 years – Emily Morden (Timboon P-12 School) and Hamish Sinnott (Mercy Regional College). The Greater Western Regional Finals will be held in Warrnambool on Monday, May 31.

Left: Students from three different schools were crowned individual age group champions after strong perfor- mances at the Hampden Secondary School Sports Division cross-country

event on Monday. 2021E

Hollick claims President’s/Captain’s trophy WDGA men’s pennant results THE fi nal rounds of Western Camperdown 5-0, Port Fairy lost to District Golf Association’s men’s Cobden 3-2. GOLF NOTES pennant season was played on Division three handicap: Cobden TIMBOON Sunday. defeated Terang 3-2, Warrnambool- Results: Timboon (no score entered). Division one scratch: GOLFERS contested the fi nal round Karon McKenzie on nett 81. Judy Walsh and Michelle Gristede The men’s fi nals will all be held Warrnambool defeated of the President’s/Captain’s Trophy at Nearest the pins went to Jason produced the score of the day of plus Peterborough 6-1, Cobden lost to this Sunday, May 23 at Terang Golf Timboon Golf Club on Saturday. Stephens (fi fth hole), Darren Smith four to claim victory. Port Fairy 5-2, Hamilton lost to Club. The two-round stroke aggregate (seventh hole), Hamish Huffadine They fi nished one shot clear of Portland 6-1. Portland will take on came to an end, with Wes Hollick (10th hole) and Greg Beames (14th runners-up Donna Weller and Karon Division two scratch: Warrnambool in division one claiming victory with 148 shots. hole). McKenzie on plus three, with the ball Peterborough lost to Warrnambool scratch, while Heywood will meet In the daily results, Darren Smith Peter Cashmore won the Nutrien ball down the line going to Judy Delaney 4.5-1.5, Terang defeated Heywood Camperdown in division two 4-3, Camperdown lost to Port Fairy won division one with nett 70 ahead on the 11th hole, while the South West and Bindi Gove on plus two. scratch. 4-3. In division three scratch of Hollick on nett 72 and Huffadine on Car Service ball on the 13th hole was Lynne Newton won the nearest the Division three scratch: Heywood Warrnambool will face Portland, nett 73. not claimed. pin for her second shot on the seventh defeated Cobden 4-1, Warrnambool while in division one handicap Brad Wallace won division two with This Saturday’s event will be a four hole, while Donna Weller claimed the defeated Lake Bolac 7-0, Portland Warrnambool will square off with nett 77 ahead of Bryan Ward on nett ball, best ball stroke competition. Landmark ball for her second shot on defeated East Framlingham 4-2. Camperdown and in division 79. Last Wednesday, golfers completed the 13th hole. Division one handicap: Warrnambool defeated three handicap Timboon will meet Donna Weller won the ladies’ section a four ball, best ball par event with a Today’s event is the Doris Chambers Peterborough 5-0, Mortlake lost to Cobden/East Framlingham. after she carded a nett 79, two clear of draw conducted for partners. foursomes ev ent. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 33 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Round fi ve HFNL action - Cobden vs Hamilton Kangaroos

Dash: Ryleigh McVilly found time and space as one of the Bombers best Key addition: Jack Hutt made a welcome return to the Bombers line-up after a performers in Saturday’s loss. 2021D stint on the sidelines. 2021D

Collision course: Paul Pekin collides with Bombers team-mate Luke Darcy in mid

Silky: Ricky Sullivan fi res off a handball during the fourth quarter.2021D air during Saturday’s contest. 2021D

Bone cruncher: Paul Pekin lays a strong tackle on Hamilton’s Hamish Waldron during the fourth quarter. 2021D Page 34 ~ Wednesday, May 19, 2021 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Timboon, Peterborough claim special pennant victories

TIMBOON Golf Club ended a Stevens for the triumphant side, long running Western District Golf while Cobden’s Sherine Healey and Association pennant fl ag drought on Carmel Darcy won the other games Monday. over Karen Matheson and Kathy Burl The club won its fi rst division one respectively. fl ag “in a long time” according to Hammond said her club was captain Lynne Newton, with her side thrilled with its victory and was defeating Terang 3-2 in a thriller at now considering a potential move to Camperdown Golf Club. division one next season following an Extra holes were needed to determine infl ux of players at the club this year. the result, with Mandy Dalton showing She said the COVID period saw a nerves of steel to hand Timboon number of players return to the club victory against Terang’s Jenny Meade and while they might not have played on the 20th hole of her match. this year, the club is hopeful they Earlier team-mates Lynne Newton might play pennant next season. and Nelle Cashmore had scored wins “There’s a lot of players that couldn’t over Margaret Driscoll and Karen make this year at Peterborough Mather, while Terang pair Marion and they are low-handicappers,” Venn and Cate Glennon had defeated Hammond said. Timboon duo Donna Weller and Judy “If they join in the party next year I Walsh. think it looks like we might have a div Newton said the club was delighted one side. with the result. “Hopefully these girls in div three, “It probably gives us some belief in they’re very inexperienced and might that we can believe in ourselves and do stay down there, who knows, but they it,” she said. got in the granny so they might go into “We’ve been very happy with the div two. season. We’ve only had one loss and “Whatever team we put in next that was against Terang. season will decide whether we go to “They won 3-2 so it was a matter of div one or stay in div two.” turning the tables today (Monday) but Hammond said she was “really we knew it was going to be tough. proud” of her team’s effort, which “We just had to concentrate on our follows a win in division three in 2018. own games. Match play is completely “It’s a bit exciting, they’ve done different to having a game of stroke, well,” she said. so we were pretty happy (with how it Peterborough’s division three unfolded).” side also came close to claiming a Newton said the victorious team memorable double for the club. Winners are grinners: Peterborough’s Pam Griffi ths-Payne, Kathy Burl, Loretta Roberts, Kathryn planned to celebrate its win with a It was beaten 3-2 by Camperdown, Robertson, Melissa Hammond (front left) and Karen Matheson (front row) celebrate their Western dinner back at the golf club. but Hammond praised them for District Golf Association division two pennant victory. 2021D A chance to progress up to the top reaching the decider. grade awaits Peterborough after it “The div three side got in (the grand awesome effort as well.” Fitzgerald and Judy Mounsey won and Maree Fitzgerald won matches claimed the division two title 3-2 over fi nal) by percentage, it was a nail- Maree Finlay, Doreen Horan and their clashes against Jeanette Lambell against Parklands Irene Box, Marie Cobden. biter,” she said. Anne O’Brien recorded wins over and Ruth Skene. Cook, Heather Hay and Shirley Ness Captain Melissa Hammond, Kathryn “It was a bit like that movie Cool In division four, Coleraine defeated to set up the win. Robertson and Pam Griffi ths-Payne Runnings, they never thought they Glenda Holland, Karen Lourey and Parklands 4-1. Parklands’ Kelly Hitchcock defeated claimed victories against Chloe were going to make it but they did. Chris Van Kempen for Camperdown, Coleraine quartet Beverley Fry, Coleraine’s Therese Nolte in the other Healey, Diana McKenzie and Janine “For them to lose 3-2 was a pretty while Peterborough pair Maryanne Margaret Ferguson, Helen McIntosh contest.

Celebrations: Timboon golfers (l-r) Donna Weller, Mandy Dalton, Judy Walsh, Lynne Newton, Nelle Cashmore and Michelle Gristede celebrate their division one

Western District Golf Association pennant victory over Terang. 2021D Wednesday, May 19, 2021 ~ Page 35 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Demons bounce back with strong win

TIMBOON’S A grade netball side made a Reserve this Saturday. quick return to the winners’ list on Saturday. Meanwhile the senior footballers were The Demons were dealt its fi rst loss of handed a 13.15 (93) to 6.10 (46) defeat. the season by Nirranda seven days prior The Lions controlled the contest from the but responded with a comfortable 69-28 outset, kicking four goals to one to open up victory over South Rovers at Walter Oval. a 20 point lead. The visitors hit the front early and had the They continued to have a say on game on their terms, opening up a six goal proceedings in the second term, kicking a buffer at quarter time. further three goals to one to enter the main They extended the lead to double digits in change 31 points ahead. the second term, with the margin blowing The Demons managed to kick two goals out to 30 goals at the three-quarter time in the third term but the Lions added siren. another four, before both sides kicked two The Demons capped off their performance goals apiece in the last stanza as the Lions with a strong fi nal term to run out 41 goal ran out 47 point winners. victors. Mid-courters Kelly Gowland and Rhys Ziegelaar was best afi eld for Mellissa McKenzie were among the Timboon, while Jordy Fowler, Charlie Demons best players as was Nina Barlow, Trotter, Connor Cardwell, Ash Hunt and while Hayley Plozza (39 goals) and Raina Ben Newey also played well. Hunt (24 goals) combined strongly in Ash Rosolin was the pick of the goal attack. kickers with two goals, while four players – The win kept Timboon in second spot on Trotter, Newey, Josh Worboys and Anthony the ladder, with the Demons percentage Glennen – registered one goal apiece. clear of third-placed Merrivale. The defeat leaves the Demons with a The side is set to play ninth-ranked 1-5 record ahead of a match-up with the Big game: Kelly Gowland was best on court in the Timboon Demons’ A grade netball win Kolora Noorat at Timboon Recreation reigning premier this weekend. against South Rovers on Saturday. 2019D Young trainer receives Dick Lee Rising Star award EMERGING harness trainer Paddy Lee “He’s good with that and with (different) admits the receival of an industry award situations of the game. named after his great uncle is a feather in “He’s been very helpful and showed the cap of his short training career. me around a lot and he’s got plenty of The 23 year-old was recently announced experience that he’s passed on, even just as the winner of the 2020 Victorian Square helping with the trotting gait. Trotters Association (VTSA) Dick Lee “He trained some very good trotters and Rising Star award. Dick Lee is a life member of the VTSA, he’s passed on some of that knowledge to Victorian Harness Racing Hall of Fame me as well as other aspects so he’s been member and won the 2018 Gordon very helpful that way.” Rothacker Medal following a distinguished Paddy said Dick’s infl uence also extended harness racing career spent as a trainer, to the sales ring. owner, driver, breeder, administrator and “He’s helped me out the last four or fi ve volunteer. years at the sales looking through yearlings The award recognises an outstanding and other training aspects of horses,” he industry participant under the age of 25, said. with Dick on hand to make the presentation “It’s just small things that have helped a to Paddy at the Terang Harness Racing Club earlier this month. horse get into a better position from where “It’s a massive honour in my cap,” Paddy it was. said. “I’m also better because of the things he “With Dick being my uncle it’s an award has shown me along the way.” I’ll cherish for a long time. Paddy said the award was also an added “I know with it hanging on the wall it’ll confi dence boost that his training career was be something I can look back on when my on the right track. career is done and be very proud that I was The Ecklin-based trainer has notched up able to achieve something like that.” 92 wins from 340 starters in his short career. Paddy and Dick’s relationship is similar “When you get an award like this you to that of a student and teacher, with the younger Lee seeking as much knowledge as always know you’re making footsteps in the possible from his elder statesman. right direction but it’s more so because of “Dick’s been good helping me learn to what Dick’s done in the game,” Paddy said. Recgonition: Paddy Lee’s rise in the harness racing trainer ranks has been noticed, keep a level head in the game because it is “It defi nitely makes you walk a bit taller with the Ecklin trainer receiving the Dick Lee Rising Star award recently. 2020D quite challenging,” Paddy said. I guess.”

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A STRONG fi rst half helped Cobden extend were two possibilities but she added it was not its winning streak on Saturday. too much of a concern thanks to their fast start. The Bombers recorded its fi fth successive The Bombers also used the second half to win of 2021 with a 60-40 triumph over unveil Holly Duynhoven at wing defence and Hamilton Kangaroos. goal keeper. The home side jumped out of the blocks to Hinkley said the emerging junior acquitted open up a 15-8 lead, before it extended its herself well on debut. buffer with a dominant second term. “It was great to have another junior come The Bombers scored 18 goals to six to blow through and get exposure at open level,” she the margin out to a commanding 19 goals. said. The match was then an even affair in the “Holly played wing defence and goal keeper second half, with the Bombers outscoring the and she did not look out of place. Kangaroos. “Lara Taylor made sure her spot wasn’t However, it’s fi rst half performance ensured going anywhere by playing an awesome fi rst it secured a comfortable 20 goal win, with half, and then Holly came on in the second and Emily Finch (41 goals), Remeny McCann and did the job she was asked to do which showed Amy Hammond the victors’ best performers. the consistent messaging across the club is Coach Sophie Hinkley said her side tinkered really helping. with its attacking strategy to great effect in the “Not only did she step up to open, she fi tted victory. in seamlessly.” “We had a great fi rst half. We won it by 19 The Bombers are now preparing for a road and then only won the second by one but we’d trip to Portland (3.15pm) this Saturday. been working on taking a more direct line to Hinkley said her side would be wary of the goal ring,” “That allowed Emily to be isolated in the a Tigers side coming off a strong victory, goal ring and we usually struck better centre but was eager to use the contest to continue passes into our goal ring to her. developing its own game. “It was really good to execute a different We’ll be looking at consolidating some of game play and it allowed us to mix it up and the stuff we’ve been working on,” she said. use our strengths a little more. “Last week was the fi rst time we’d worked “In the fi rst half we also had a huge amount through our attacking structure so it will of turnovers. A lot of them were from Rem be about consolidating that and having an and others were from whole team defensive opportunity to work on a few different things, Strong outing: Emily Finch was the benefi ciary of a more direct attacking pressure and our attacking end also had a particularly defensively. strategy for Cobden on Saturday, with the shooter scoring 41 goals in a best on couple of intercepts which also showed they “Whether we’re able to have a bit more of court performance. 2021D had a good defensive work rate.” a zone defence (is one thing), we’ve been Hinkley said she could not pinpoint anything playing mainly a one-on-one defence so this The Kangaroos started strongly and his return from injury, while Patrick Smith, specifi c as to why the contest was more even week gives us a chance to work through a few controlled the scoreboard for the remainder of Jesse Williamson, Ben Berry, Sam Darcy and after half time. things.” the contest to record a 13.9 (87) to 6.12 (48) Ryleigh McVilly all performed strongly. She said a change to Hamilton’s line-up as Meanwhile, the senior football side slumped victory. The Bombers will meet Portland (5pm) in a well as less intercepts and turnovers in defence to its fi fth consecutive defeat. Jack Hutt was Cobden’s best player in twilight contest this Saturday. Tigers record back-to-back wins

CONFIDENCE is starting to build the Imperials made the Tigers earn being a young side we need in the Clashes with fourth-placed Lorne football side’s up-and-down season within Simpson’s A grade netball the four points. team,” she said. and second-ranked Apollo Bay continued, with the Tigers going side after it recorded back-to-back “Imps gave us a really good hit- “We also swapped a few positions follow the Bombers clash, with the down by 28 points. wins on Saturday. out,” she said. around too. Chloe Gray who is period set to be season defi ning for The Tigers started the contest The Tigers ground out a 45-43 “They kept pushing and fi ghting usually shooter went to defence and the Tigers. strongly and led by seven points at victory over Colac Imperials at until the last fi ve minutes so we one thing I did take out of that was Mitchell said her side was looking half-time, but the Imperials gained Simpson Recreation Reserve to really had to work for the win. the way girls really adapted to that forward to the Bombers clash. control after the main change to run return to Colac and District netball’s “All credit to them, they gave us a (change). “We’ve got three tough ones in a away with a 13.11 (89) to 8.13 (61) top fi ve. really tough game on the weekend.” “It was a big change in the second row and Irrewarra will be a really victory. Strong performances from shooter- Mitchell said the victory would quarter but the girls adapted no tough game this weekend,” she said. Brenton De Jong was best afi eld cum-defender Chloe Gray, attacker give her side an added shot of worries. “We defi nitely have to work hard for Simpson, while Mick Salmon, Hayley Foster and Sophie Hawkins confi dence following last week’s It’s great to have a versatile team at training this week and get it all Braden Poole, Cooper Neal, Rhys ensured the Tigers secured victory as victory over Western Eagles, while that can switch and play in different together going into Saturday where Jansen Van Beek and Ben Hookaway the game went back and forth late in the response to a positional change positions.” we can hopefully come away with were also named in the side’s better the fi nal stanza. also left her impressed. Simpson is now preparing for a the win. players. Tigers coach Bec Mitchell, who “It was the second win in a row tough three week stretch of games, “They’ll give us a tough game The Tigers are expected to be tested will miss the remainder of the so the girls have really lifted and starting with third ranked Irrewarra- that’s for sure.” once again this weekend when the season after falling pregnant, said gained confi dence from that which Beeac this Saturday. Meanwhile, Simpson’s senior faced third-placed Irrewarra-Beeac.

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