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Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE THREE Locals have their say at community workshops

Last Wednesday, community. Towong Shire. Corryong community “Hosted by an “It was great to see the members shared their independent facilitator, the session attended by such ideas and aspirations for hands-on session proved passionate and engaged the future of Towong Shire to be very productive and Corryong community at a Community Workshop insightful for both council members,” he said. hosted by the Council staff and community “We heard what’s (pictured). members,” Cr Dikschei important to the Feedback received said. community and how to from community “Key themes overcome some of the workshops across the discussed included the challenges faced, not shire will form the basis need for childcare and only by the Corryong of a new Community early years education community but the shire Vision and four-year options in Corryong, more broadly.” Council Plan, outlining the housing affordability and Community council’s major priorities availability challenges, Workshops have also for its new term. planning and land been held in , The Corryong management processes Bellbridge, Mitta Mitta workshop was attended and much more.” and Walwa over the last by Towong CEO Juliana Cr Dikschei thanked two weeks. Phelps, Deputy Mayor the community members The draft Council Plan Cr Peter Dikschei and Cr who made the time to 2021-2025 will be released Andrew Whitehead, along come along and voice for community feedback with 18 members of the their ideas for the future of in September 2021. Haines seeks budget feedback Constituents have until about trillions of dollars community about the Sunday to take part in the of debt that future budget and whether or Budget Survey launched generations will repay,’ not it delivers for the by Member for Indi, Dr she said. electorate.” Helen Haines, to have “It’s important to hear “As an independent I their say on what issues whether the people of Indi listen to my community matter most right now. think this is money well and put their views first,” The survey takes just spent. Dr Haines said. five minutes to complete “The budget is the “These results will and includes questions government’s big night of help me stick up for the about the importance of spin but what’s important interests of Indi. “ regional infrastructure, to me is what you think. You can complete aged care, mental health “It’s all well and the survey at www. and more. good for the treasurer to surveymonkey.com/r/ Dr Haines said the make announcements in indibudgetsurvey2021 survey was an opportunity Parliament but I want to or visiting Dr Haines’ for locals to respond to the know if it will make a website www.helenhaines. Federal Budget handed difference to our lives here org. down last week and urged in Indi. It will close at 11.59pm Indi residents to spare “Since 2013 it’s on Sunday 23 May, 2021. some time to have their been the hallmark of The survey is only say. independent MPs in open to people who live in “People are concerned Indi to consult with the the electorate of Indi. Health service will be more viable Cont. from page 1. Billing Scheme by up needed funds to invest in Minister for Health to 70 per cent for bulk recruitment and retention and Aged Care, Greg billing visits based upon strategies for our GP Hunt, said the government Corryong being in Mixed workforce.” was delivering higher Monash Rural rating MM Minister Coulton said bulk billing incentives for 5,” said CEO, Dominic the new rural bulk billing rural and remote medical Sandilands. model not only recognises practices, which would “We operate the the work of current rural reduce out of pocket costs Corryong Medical and remote doctors but to patients. Clinic at a financial loss will also encourage more “Bulk billing is an to ensure affordability doctors to consider a important component of to the community for career in rural practice. the Medicare system and essential medical services. “We want to make outside metropolitan areas Accessible local medical rural Australia a career many doctors rely on the services reduce the need destination of choice for additional incentive for for people to travel to aspiring doctors,” he said. each consultation to help receive their care and The RBBI encourages make ends meet for their make it more likely for doctors to offer medical clinics,” he said. people to seek help when services without out of “Corryong Health they need it. pocket costs to vulnerable is delighted with this “This increase in populations including announcement as it revenue will contribute children under 16, directly increases revenue to viability of the service, senior Australians and through the Medicare while also providing much concession cardholders. PAGE FOUR THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 Shedders share in development funding

Computer tablets, a Benalla Aviation Museum “Many men’s sheds new hot water system and Men’s Shed ($1900); were in hibernation last and the completion of Benalla Woodworkers year during the pandemic a disabled access ramp Association and Men’s and I know this was hard will help Men’s Sheds Shed ($1040); Kinglake going for people who across her electorate Ranges Men’s Shed find companionship and build community and ($1528); and Mount community here. upskill their members, Beauty and District Men’s “However, freedom has according to Member for Shed ($2300). seen an increase in demand Indi, Dr Helen Haines, Dr Haines congrat- from men wanting to join when announcing five ulated the successful our sheds, do something local recipients of Round groups on receiving the useful and creative and 21 of the National Shed funding. find camaraderie. Development Program. “With nearly 30 men’s “I’m looking forward The Corryong Men’s sheds across Indi, they are to getting out and visiting Shed will receive $2270 a crucial form of support each men’s shed to see the to purchase six computer and a place to learn new huge benefits these new tablets. skills, talk about health assets will bring to their Other successful and engage in social members,” Dr Haines recipients were the activities,” she said. added.

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worksafe.vic.gov.au/itsneverok THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE FIVE Landcare grants have opened Volunteers helping for new and existing environment priorities. to protect and restore groups and networks Ms Warner said they Victoria’s land and to assist with operating also aimed to sustain environment can now costs for Landcare Landcare and other apply for a funding boost, and environmental environmental volunteer thanks to the Victorian volunteering across the groups and networks by government. state. providing support grants, Minister for Energy, The funding will particularly for those OUR NEXT CORRYONG VISIT WILL BE Environment and Climate be delivered through groups whose continuing Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, Victoria’s 10 catchment existence would benefit June 16th, 2021 has opened the latest round management authorities from this support. • Tax Returns • Business Advice • Accounting Services of the Victorian Landcare (CMAs), demonstrating “We want to work • Financial, Investment & Retirement Planning Advice Grants, with $2.55 million the important closely with the Landcare funding available to environmental outcomes groups and networks volunteering groups. that can be achieved within our region to help Groups and networks through collaboration them to meet land and Ph: 02 6021 3399 can apply for project between CMAs, environment goals that [email protected] grants of up to $30,000 environmental groups, are developed within our Suite 1, Corryong Innovation Space, Boundary Street, Corryong for on‐ground works, local communities, and the communities,” she said. education and capacity government. Applications close at FOCUS PARTNERS - OUR FOCUS IS YOUR FUTURE building projects that North East CMA Chief 5pm on Wednesday 16 help to improve Victoria’s Executive Officer, Katie June, 2021. environment for future Warner, said the grants For more information generations. aimed to fund projects go to Victorian Landcare Lester & Son Support grants of up that addressed local, Grants (necma.vic.gov. Funeral Directors to $500 are also available regional and state land and au). A tradition of personal, professional care since 1907 Timber law will provide surety A government report undermined two decades urgent action that will Forest Agreements. VicForests’ appeal of tabled in the Senate of environmental oversight give industry certainty “Green ‘lawfare’ under the ruling, proving the last Thursday that of forestry operations following the ambiguity the guise of environmental critical need for certainty recommends changes through Regional Forest created by Justice protection is not something to be guaranteed through to the Regional Forest Agreements,” Senator Mortimer’s ruling in I will ever sit back and legislation for how the Agreements framework to McKenzie said. the original case against allow to play out in our intersection of the EPBC give operational certainty The Senate Environ- VicForests by Friends of courts because when this Act and Regional Forest that the native forest ment and Communications Leadbeater’s Possum,” is allowed to happen, Agreements should be industry has been crying Legislation Committee Senator McKenzie said. it brings the forestry interpreted. out for, has been hailed as report follows the “Australia’s forestry industry to a grinding “While VicForests’ a milestone by Nationals committee’s inquiry on the industries abide by halt, costs real jobs and appeal being upheld by the Senator for Victoria, senator’s private bill. the most stringent detrimentally impacts Federal Court is welcome, CherieRoss Barnes, Wright Andrew Tony Harbick Egan & David John Wheeler Vogel Bridget McKenzie. “The government environmental standards, regional communities.” it is through legislation “This follows a recommendations set by the Commonwealth “Earlier last week, a that we need to provide the controversial ruling of vindicate the reasons for and agreed to with the full bench of the Federal certainty our foresters are 02 6056 1700 Justice Mortimer which my bill and the need for states that have Regional Court unanimously upheld desperately seeking. 49 Thomas Mitchell Drive Wodonga www.lesterandson.com.au

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RISE FROM THE ASHES FIRE RELIEF CONCERT FUNDRAISING PAGE SIX THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 Funds go to wild dog blueprint A warm blanket can make all the difference WAW Credit Union has joined ABC Goulburn Murray in supporting Uniting’s Winter Blanket Appeal. The Winter Blanket Appeal supports more than 1,000 local people who access Uniting’s Emergency Relief services every month seeking food, financial assistance and other support. Throughout May all WAW Service Centres are collecting new or good quality used blankets, doonas, swags, jackets and other winter woollies so they can help support our community. If you would like to help this winter, visit one a WAW Service Centre to donate. You can also donate online at https://unitingblanketgne.gofundraise.com.au/. A donation of: $29 provides 1 warm blanket / $58 provides 2 warm blankets / $87 provides 3 warm blankets / $115 provides 1 swag / $460 provides a set of 4 swags

Aerial baiting of wild dogs is Candidate Information Sessions currently under review in Victoria. Learn more about the role, purpose, responsibilities and expectations of being a councillor, and the electoral process of local government by attending a free information session. Hosted by the Australia Local Government Women’s Association and Local Government NSW. The Australian “The impact of wild Australia wide. government is investing dogs is devastating, ”This invaluable work a further $214,500 to with farmers and rural is led by the national Women's Candidate Information Session continue its support for communities suffering wild dog management the implementation of emotional and financial coordinator, Greg Mifsud, Sunday 30 May - 9:00am to 12:00noon the National Wild Dog stress because of wild dog with strong support from Batlow RSL Club Action Plan 2020-2030, attacks on stock. industry. through Australian Wool “Since 2014, the “This work guides Presented by Cr Cassandra Coleman from Lithgow City Council Innovation. Australian government future national action Minister for has invested more than plans for feral pigs, deer Agriculture, Drought and $60 million to support and other pest species,” Open Candidate Information Sessions Emergency Management, wild dog management, Minister Littleproud said. Friday 18 June – 6:00pm to 9:00pm David Littleproud, said assisting state and territory “It will ensure that we the government’s latest governments and land continue to have a clear, Saturday 19 June – 9:00am to 12:00noon investment takes its managers to control wild co-ordinated approach Batlow Literary Institute support for the plan to $2.4 dogs and reduce their to guide farmers, land million since 2013-14. impacts on agriculture and managers and other Presented by LGNSW facilitator, Maire Sheehan “Wild dogs are a the environment. stakeholders on the huge issue across rural “This extra funding best strategies and most Australia, costing our will help support the effective control tools to RSVP: www.svc.nsw.gov.au/elections NSW Local agricultural sector up to ongoing delivery of the protect our livestock and $89 million each year plan - an invaluable, biodiversity from feral Government through livestock losses, evidence-based strategy animal pests.” Elections disease transmission and that provides the blueprint For information on the control costs,” Minister for best practice, humane National Action Plan, visit P: 1300 ASK SVC | E: [email protected] Littleproud said. wild dog management wilddogplan.org.au. FSA/DET0020-01

Kinder teachers help our kids dream big. The Victorian Government is rolling out Three-Year-Old Kinder. And that means 6,000 new teaching jobs across our state. To fi nd out what it means for a career in early childhood - including fi nancial support - visit: vic.gov.au/kinder THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE SEVEN Volunteers met unique challenges BACASH’S New CFA Chief lauded CFA members Officer, Jason Heffernan, for their contributions to has met with hundreds of the community as part of EMPORIUM CFA volunteers and staff National Volunteer Week, members in the North East which started on Monday. We stock a great range as he wrapped up the final The recognition comes leg of his regional tour following a challenging of Clothing, Fabrics, which started in late April. 2020 that saw Victorian “The tour allowed me volunteers front and centre Bedding & Towels to see the diverse range due to bushfires and a of environments in the global pandemic response. Find a treasure in Bacash’s Attic region from grass and CFA has more than farmlands, through to 54,000 volunteers across HOURS heavy forestry operations, more than 1,200 brigades as well as the more in Victoria and is one of the Monday ...... 9am to 4pm urban and metropolitan world’s largest volunteer Tuesday ...... 9am to 4pm environments,” said CO emergency services. Heffernan. CO Heffernan, who Wednesday...... CLOSED On the visit he met was a volunteer firefighter Thursday...... 9am t0 4pm with District 24 members himself, said it’s an including captains of local incredibly rewarding Friday...... 9am to 4pm brigades directly impacted experience to give back to Saturday...... 9.30am to 1pm by the 2019/20 bushfires. your community. CFA Chief Officer, Jason Heffernan (right), with members of the Yea “Meeting CFA “The diversity of brigade during his tour. 23 Hanson St. (in the heart of Corryong) volunteers has been a top skills and expertise that organisation. owners, and students. educators, health and priority of mine since our volunteers bring to “Our volunteers are “CFA is also about safety specialists or starting in my role on 30 their CFA roles bolsters tradies, lawyers, nurses so much more than just financial supporters, we’re November,” he said. their brigades and is a and farmers. We’re bakers, firefighting. With volunteer asking people if they can FIREWOOD CO Heffernan has significant strength of the small or large business roles such as community see themselves at CFA.” Upper Murray Hardwood More grants on offer to assist recovery Contact: Indi communities still as a result of the 2019-20 and ideas.” Australian government’s had lower than expected recovering from the Black bushfires. Senator McKenzie $2 billion National take-up for some of the Rowen Mildren Summer bushfires will “We know recovery said the grant criteria Bushfire Recovery Fund. demand-driven programs, soon have an opportunity takes time and needs and process would be as The $280 million is plus the previously 0428 446 040 to apply for funding under to match the pace of simple and flexible as made of unspent funds announced $98.5 million a new grants program communities, so this is possible. While details from the National Bushfire Complementary Projects 0408 869 111 from the Australian a great chance to access are still to come, the Recovery Fund, which fund. government. funding for priorities program is expected to Nationals Senator, such as those in the Upper fund a broad range of Bridget McKenzie, Murray and Alpine areas,” projects from community said the $280 million she said. wellbeing right through Black Summer Bushfire “While it will still be a the those that support the Recovery grants program month or two before grant recovery of natural and will open mid-2021 to guidelines are available, built environments. community organisations, we’re getting them on Minister for businesses and councils in people’s radar early so Emergency Management, Local Government Areas communities can start David Littleproud, said that were disaster-declared thinking about local needs this funding is part of the PAGE EIGHT THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 Upper Murray Sport

Blues Football/netball Oriane all worked well continued from page 12: together in the positions Reserves: It was another mid court nd Paula and Sal Tee to Green good win in the conditions were dynamite in defence. and hard tackles and Awards: Paula Heaphy Welaregang together for a fun day. tournament with contested footy won it for - Pickled Parrot, Georgia The first round of Corryong golfers from Holbrook, the boys in the end. Max Bye - $20 club voucher. the Phil Cribb Trophy 28/4 (Monthly Medal / Tumbarumba, Walwa Houston played another A Grade: A fantastic on Sunday produced a Stroke & Putting:- Stroke and Welaragang enjoying great game and was best on win by our Feds girls and a close finish, with the very - Melissa Humphrey; a friendly day with a ground and Greg Wheeler wonderful game to watch, consistent Bill Sheather Putting:- Melissa Humph- light lunch after nine cemented his spot at full with the total score being winning the day on a rey (someone smashed holes and a fabulous forward with five goals. Cudgewa forward, Steve Phibbs, boots 35 to Bullioh’s 33. The countback from Ernst their handicap!). spread for afternoon tea The team had the ball into attack despite an attempted U11s: return of Sal Findlay was Weyhausen , both on 37 5/5 (Stableford):- in the bar. Our visitors another great win over a spoil from a Demons’ player. great to see, working hard points. The best outward Winner - lma Clarke 37 were impressed with our well coached Corryong in defence with Bridget. nine went to Ken Lebner points; R/up - Melissa facilities. team. The Blues showed Brooke Tregilgas, Sarah Galt, Club Hat - George Amy and Cassie shared 20 points (34 total); Bill Humphrey 36. Corryong midweek awesome resilience and Jarvis (mug). Galbraith, Coach’s award centre, both working Bond won best inward 12/5 (May Tournament summer comp is played on teamwork under lights and U15s: The first quarter - Charlie Star. hard to move the ball nine with 17 (33); Nearest & Ron Hoban Trophy):- Monday and Wednesday, cold conditions. Cudgewa was neck and neck and Reserves: Mug - throughout the court. the pin on hole 3 was Trophy winners: Corryong 10am for 10.30am hit-off. lead from the start with this made me think that George Rose, Khancoban Awards: Bridget Bill Sheather; and John team of Ilma Clarke, All welcome . the skilful ruck work of this was going to be our Alpine Inn $30 - Tye Smith - Swans top, Cassie Bennett produced a rare Melissa Humphrey, The Sunday golf times Mac Brindley giving the toughest match. The pace Johnson, Club $20 - Heaphy - $20 voucher. five-pointer with a birdie Cheryl Smedley and are as follows:- team first use of the ball was on and everything Hayden McKimmie, Club on hole 7. Maree Irving 104 points • To 26/9/21 - 11.30am allowing the on ballers to was moving quickly back Hat - Wayne Piltz, Coach’s Demons This Sunday is the from Tumbarumba 89 for 12 noon dominate. and forth. Award - Josh White. Annual Legacy Day, a points and Holbrook on 88 • 3/10/21 to 27/3/22 - Cudgewa small Then in the second Netball Den three-person ambrose points. 8.30am for 9am. forwards McKinley quarter the team settled U11s: The girls Football event. All team names to Tournament results:- Klippel and Amy and took control of the showed great teamwork Reserves: The game be in by 10am sharp for A grade: Winner - Ilma High Country Costello rewarded their game and started to creep and enthusiasm. CC was was hot early with both a 10.30am hit off. This Clarke 40 points, R/up Darts team’s efforts with great away. By the end of the brilliant in goals and sides going toe to toe in a day is open to all golfers, Cheryl Smedley 35; B There were 15 goals. The whole team third quarter we had worked well with Isobelle. physical contest. We got old or new, so get a team grade: Winner - Shirley competitors in the singles contributed with best secured a nice lead. Ivy played her heart out within two goals in the Turnham 36, R/up - Lyn championship at the being Mac Brindley, James The twilight conditions and so did Tilly. Well third quarter but couldn’t Indoor Bowls McPherson 32; 9 Out: A Bottom Pub on Tuesday Porter, Jody Pierce and were different which the done. Awards: Tilly Paton quite keep the pressure Results grade - Gale Brammich night and after some close Katie Pierce. girls adjusted well to and - Urban Graze, Isabelle on enough to keep them 19, B grade - Ros Gay 16; contests, Ian Simpson the end result being a McVean - Canteen. coming. Sean Bannon was R2 (11/5): Lucyvale Netball 9 In: A grade - Melissa defeated Ian Paul 2-1 in The fourth win in four games. D Grade: Bullioh was pivotal throughout, with drew with AFL 13-13, the final. A Grade: Humphrey 19, B grade - girls managed a win A big shoutout to our almighty on the court Jack Daley again proving a Courthouse d Hoppers 34- A big thank you to handful up forward. Ethan Maree Irving 16; Novelty against Corryong in wet youngest player Ruby Jean while Feds’ defence was 5, Bandits d Pole Cats 26- Pockets and Wendy from Blisset battled through events: NTP - Sol Webb, conditions. Jo stepped up who is playing her first one to be reckoned with. 9, Thougla d Indiettes 19- the pub for hosting the his biggest challenge to Longest drive: A grade season up a grade and is Mariah and Ally worked 11, Attackers d CNC 25-4, tournament. to have a crack at shooting continue his great form, Bacashes d St George 16- - Chris Spokes, B grade - Draw - R6 25/5/21 with Soph by her side and handling herself well. hard to stop Bullioh while along with Dave Myers 7. Glennis Burgun, C grade Jaggers v Misfits they had to work hard U11s: We had a good Sandra proved her worth and Kai Han who were - Poss Morrow; Nearest Top Pub v Courthouse against a tough defence win 10-4. The greatest part shooting nine goals. Feds also notable. Ladder the string: A grade - Ilma Possum Pointers v but proved to be a great of the game was watching did fight hard to keep the Going in Attackers...... 8 +27 Seniors: Clarke, B grade - Ilma combination. Midcourt Charlotte Klippel shoot her ball, however Bullioh against it after some late Thougla...... 8 +22 Findlay. Bottom Pub v Spearchukas and defence played well 1st goal ever! Its moments were just too strong. outs, we felt like we met AFL...... 6 +3 It was a fabulous Bye - making Corryong work for like that, that make it all Awards: Mariah the challenge in the first Courthouse...... 4 +19 every goal. worth while fighting for Barillaro - Pickled Parrot half. Tired bodies and a Bandits...... 4 +14 Awards: Maddi Deery, these sports to keep local Providore, Rebecca growing injury list left us Bacashes...... 4 -5 battling tougher conditions AUCTIONEERS, LIVESTOCK Katherine Breen, Joanne and available. Creswell - $20 voucher. Pole Cats...... 4 -7 after the main break. Beirs. 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Thank you to Maddi and are starting to work as were both deserving of delivered the ball with Bacashes v CNC 2, Miller for stepping up a fantastic little unit. the awards this week, with precision across half back Bandits v Thougla 3, and Taylor Pynappels for Meg working hard in goals and Paddy Riley’s form St George v Indiettes 4, playing with us for the day. Swans and Mia showing her skills continued to improve with his best game for the club. Hoppers v Lucyvale 5, Awards: Neva Attree, in WA and C. Nest The spectacle wasn’t B Grade: The ladies Pole Cats v Courthouse 6. Pip Brown, Maddi Miller, much but the game was looked strong right from Taylor Pynappels. Football played in the right spirit the start with the return of C Grade: We played Seniors: Mug - Brendan and we’ll look to make Georgia Bye working with a great game and our Smith, Khancoban Alpine significant improvements Paige McKimmie in goals shooters worked hard Inn $50 - Marc Gould, before our next test making a dynamite team. against a tough defence Club $20 - Steve against the best team in the shooting our way to a Mon, Jo, Amy, Emma and competition. win 30-12. Our mid-court players were strong both attacking and defending Corryong Neighbourhood Centre and did well in the Upper Murray Employment Group – Join the Facebook group to advertise or find employment conditions. Our defenders Hume Riverina Community Legal – Free legal advice – Visiting fortnightly on Tue –Call 1800 918 377 made the Corryong Wodonga Eyecare – Visiting Monday Fortnightly – Phone 02 6056 4000 • Livestock Agents attackers work very hard Hearing Australia – Free hearing checks - 3rd June – 9.30am – 3.30pm – at CNC rd with lots of intercepts and Financial Resilience – Free women’s workshops commencing 3 of June – 11am-1.30pm – at • Rural Property Marketing Corryong Library - Children welcome – Contact Ella 0428844366 pressure. Mug went to Technology Playgroup - assistance with IT & technology – Preferably Wed afternoons We provide the following services: Maddi Miller, and other Youth Space – Open Mon-Thu 4pm-6pm awards went to Tash • Livestock • Property Tregilgas, Emma Byatt THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE CNC SOCIAL ENTERPRISES • Obligation free appraisals and Hayley McCallum. • Paddock Sales Upper Murray Community Bakery - Open 7 days a week – Phone 02 6076 1196 Thank you to Zoe Jarvis • Auctions, Private Sales Upper Murray Community Garage – Open Tues-Thur - Phone 02 6037 1587 • Corryong Liveweigh Scales for stepping in to play in & Tenders defence for us. • Wodonga Market Sales FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR STAFF & CUSTOMERS, PLEASE USE HAND SANITISER ON ARRIVAL AND • Clearing Sales D Grade: We had great MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS defence down the court and CENTRELINK & VICROADS AGENCY Livestock: Rodney McKenzie 0427 707 248 / 02 6077 9103 in the ring with Jasmine PRINTING - SCANNING - LAMINATING - PASSPORT PHOTOS -FREE INTERNET ACCESS Cane totally smashing it in Cameron Hilton 0419 578 309 the goal ring. 39 Hanson St, Corryong Vic 3707 ABN 38 793 076 812 Property: Mike Weller 0410 663 041 Awards: Jasmine Cane, Ph: 02 6076 2176 Email: [email protected] Talk to us TODAY about your Livestock & Property requirements THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE NINE

PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC PUBLIC MEMORIAL WHAT, WHEN & WHO NOTICES NOTICES SERVICES Thursday Tennis Do you have a COULSTON MUSEUM ROSTER CORRYONG HEALTH Group drinking problem? Robert William Open from Biggest Morning Alcoholics ‘Bob’ 10am daily Tea Anonymous can help. Passed away on March May 21: am R Waters, pm Thursday 27th May at Corryong Serenity 31st, 2020. Please join us to remember Bob Bennetts CORRYONG COLLEGE the Corryong Sporting Group meets every Complex - 11am and celebrate his life May 22: am C Clark, pm is seeking a suitable candidate for a part time Tuesday 7.30-9.00pm G Bennetts Urgent Care Centre ongoing position from 7th June, 2021 Tennis at 9.30am on 11:30am Sunday (UCC):- at All Saints Anglican May 23: am & pm - help Join us with a friend(s) 23rd May 23rd, 2021 1. Present to the UCC Canteen 10 hours per week wanted for a hit - everyone Church Hall (behind at 11.30am at the Lions 2. Be assessed by highly Applications close at 4pm on 3rd June, 2021 May 24: am & pm S welcome (11am cuppa church), 145 Hanson Youth Hall, Donaldson trained nurse Please contact Gail Spink at Corryong College Briskey and chat, please bring a Street, Corryong Street, Corryong. 3. 3. If required a Doctor on 02 6076 1566 for a job description and a plate to share). May 25: am & pm - help will be contacted via My selection criteria. Cost: gold coin For details call Paul CONTRACTING wanted Emergency Doctor donation towards 0498 155 522 or May 26: am L Wild, pm S Other Services:- Cancer Council Ivor 0439 360 060 HAY CARTAGE Briskey Emergencies - 000 • Lucky door and other May 27: am J Whitehead, (anytime) prizes to be won • All areas Corryong Medical Clinic Sandy The War Horse (Experienced pm S Montgomery For more information - 02 6076 3290 contractor / own truck) Corryong Health Memorial Fundraiser ring Alice on Ken Bailey • Can supply all types MEALS ON WHEELS 0458 774 203 Reception - 02 6076 3200 The Howie Bros & Wayne Horsburgh of hay - square & Rotary Nurse on Call – 1300 606 Mechanical round bales May 17 to May 28 024 (anytime) ‘Singing For Sandy’ • Competitive rates GP helpline – 1800 022 Repairs Tallangatta Memorial Hall Contact: 222 (anytime) Rod Cowie (Corryong) OP SHOP IN CORRYONG 46 Donaldson St Pathology – Mon. to Frid. Saturday 29th May, 2021 : 7pm-10pm 0408 364 910 May 22: am Suz and 8am to 12pm. Thursday May 27 Corryong Anne; $25 per person At Mildren & Coysh 12-16 Towong Road Ph: 6076 1119 May 24: am Di Brennan, WASTE Tickets: 0418 690 328 CHIROPRACTOR For an appointment pm Hazra; MANAGEMENT phone 6076 1151 IN CORRYONG May 25: am Hazra, pm Corryong Tip CORRYONG Jeanette McInnes & Maree Thursday: 4pm - 6pm TAXI SERVICE Dr Rowan Daniel Irving; Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm Public holidays - Closed Visiting weekly May 26: am Hazra, pm Servicing Waste Collection Days: on Fridays Chris Harrison & Jane Corryong Tuesday: Towong, Tin- 9.30am-5.30pm Spilsbury; taldra, Walwa, Jingellic, & District Lucyvale, Colac Colac Next appointments: May 27: am Lisa Greenhill 0418 697 807 & Dianne Latta, pm Olga Thursday: Cudgewa Val- May 28, 2021 ley, Cudgewa, Nariel, Street; Note: Please do 81B Hanson St., Corryong Thougla, Biggara, Bunroy not call 6076 1418 May 28 - am Suz and Friday: Corryong Town- Ph: 6056 2185 Anne, pm Tully; ship, Khancoban. May 29: Hazra. For more information visit www.towong.vic.gov. MEETINGS au or phone 02 6071 5100 or 1300 365 222 (local call) Radio Upper LOCAL POLICE Murray For all emergencies call 88.7 / 98.9 / 107.7 Triple Zero - 000 Ordinary Council Meeting Jennifer Fennell For non-urgent matters Wednesday 26 May at 10.30am call the Police Assistance Wed: 10am - 1pm Line (24/7) 131 444 Tallangatta Council Office Sun: 1pm - 5pm Corryong - 02 6076 1666 The agenda and the new requirements for Public Question Time (formerly Open Forum) can be found at towong.vic.gov.au or by calling 1300 365 222. Upper Murray Bringenbrong Incorporated Rural Fire Annual General Service Meeting 24-30 Hanson St., Corryong. Ph: 6076 1286 Thursday 3 June, Annual General 2021 Meeting Corryong Tuesday 1st June, Neighbourhood Centre Birthday Club 2021 - 7.30pm at 4 pm Khancoban Alpine Inn RSVP for COVID Bernie Sheather, Maisy Moscrop May 21, 2011 compliance Secretary uppermurray2030 0409 044 384 (10) [email protected] Jeht Richards, May 24, 2011 Courier (10) Advertising • IDs are required when placing birth, EACH BIRTHDAY CLUB MEMBER wedding and engagement notices. RECEIVES A BIRTHDAY CARD AND • All trade ads must have the licence FREE PATTIES PARTY PACK name and no. appear in the ad. Ph: 02 6076 1045 or email [email protected]. UPPER HUME ANGLICAN PARISH WHAT, WHEN & WHO HEALTH SERVICE

Alcohol, Tobacco and MUSEUM ROSTER ANGLICAN PARISH Other Drugs support – drug withdrawal nurs- Open 10am to Covid 19 safe Church es and counsellors from 1pm Daily restrictions still in force. Wodonga will visit on an outreach basis as required. Feb 5: R Waters Masks to be worn, Ph: 1800 657 573. Feb 6: Help wanted shortened service and Feb 7: Help wanted sign in required. Feb 8: L Tomalin Holy Communion Cor- WASTE OP SHOP MANAGEMENT Feb 9: Choc Thompson ryong 9:30am 1st and 3rd Feb 10: L Wild Sunday, Feb 11: J Whitehead Morning Prayer Corry- Corryong Tip ong 9:30am 2nd and 4th Thursday: 4pm - 6pm OP SHOP Sunday Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm Feb 5: am -, pm Ally Holy Communion Bigga- Public holidays - Closed Boers; ra 2pm 1st Sunday Waste Collection Days: Feb 6: am Tully; Holy Communion Cudg- Tuesday: Towong, Tin- Feb 8: am Di Brennan & ewa 11:30am 3rd Sunday. taldra, Walwa, Jingellic, Hazra, pm Hazra; All enquires Fr Mitch Feb 9: am & pm Barbara Porter 02 6076 1057 Lucyvale, Colac Colac & Bob Brown; Thursday: Cudgewa Val- Feb 10: am Kate & Suz, BAPTIST CHURCH ley, Cudgewa, Nariel, pm Chris Harrison & Jane 87-89 Hanson Street Thougla, Biggara, Bunroy Spilsbury; Enquiries: Friday: Corryong Town- Feb 11: am Tracey Paul, MEALS ON WHEELS Pastor Graeme Van ship, Khancoban. pm Tracey Paul & Barbara Brummelen - Uniting Church For more information Woodhouse; (02) 60761 468 28/1/21 - 5/2/21 Feb 12 - am Sarah Harris, visit www.towong.vic.gov. pm Tully. CATHOLIC PARISH CORRYONG HEALTH au or phone 02 6071 5100 or 1300 365 222 (local call MEALS ON WHEELS Mass @ Walwa @ 9am cost). 1st & 3rd Sundays: Feb 8: Lindy O’Connor & Walwa @ 11.30am LOCAL JUSTICES 2nd, 4th & 5th Sundays: PENTECOSTAL Marion Ippolitis; OF PEACE Feb 9: Tom & Thea Corryong @ 11.30am Newton; Ambassadors of Jesus Carol Allen - NSW & Feb 10: Greg & Sharyn Urgent Care Centre 59 Donaldson Street LOCAL POLICE Vic. (6076 2051); Merv Nankervis; (UCC):- Sunday: 10.30am Worship Feb 11: Diane Davis & Ward (6076 1369); Phil For all emergencies call 1. Present to the UCC & The Word followed by Lauris Tomlin; Triple Zero - 000 Coulston (6071 2746); 2. Be assessed by highly Felloship Lunch. 7.30pm Feb 12: Jo Mackinnon & For non-urgent matters Tom Newton - Vic (0438 Barb Nankervis. trained nurse As arranged; call the Police Assistance 382 140); Terry Forrest 3. 3. If required a Doctor Wednesday: 7.45pm: Al- WASTE Line (24/7) 131 444 (0499 579 502). will be contacted via My ternate Fellowship - La- MANAGEMENT Corryong - 02 6076 1666 Emergency Doctor dies, Prayer, Men’s, Family. Corryong Tip Enquiries: Pastors Douglas Other Services:- CORRYONG Thursday: 4pm - 6pm CORRYONG HEALTH & Carol Allen 6076 2050 Emergencies - 000 FOODSHARE Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm (anytime) /51. Fax 6076 2052.E-mail: Public holidays - Closed Corryong Medical Clinic Due to the coronavirus ([email protected]). Waste Collection Days: - 02 6076 3290 pandemic Corryong Food- Catch The Fire Ministries Tuesday: Towong, Tin- Share has changed from & Rise Up Australia Prayer taldra, Walwa, Jingellic, Corryong Health Meeting: 7.45 pm Sun- Lucyvale, Colac Colac Reception - 02 6076 3200 a drop-in service to a ‘no Thursday: Cudgewa Val- Urgent Care Centre Nurse on Call – 1300 606 contact care package’ day: First of the month at ley, Cudgewa, Nariel, (UCC):- 024 (anytime) delivery service an Council Chambers, Cor- 1. Present to the UCC ryong Enquiries: B Cadle Thougla, Biggara, Bunroy 2. Be assessed by highly GP helpline – 1800 022 Wednesday & Thursday Friday: Corryong Town- trained nurse 222 (anytime) Thursday. Contact Carol 6948 4468 ship, Khancoban. 3. 3. If required a Doctor Pathology – Mon. to Frid. on 0427 762 051 or For more information will be contacted via My 8am to 12pm. Douglas 0427 014 935 UNITING CHURCH visit www.towong.vic.gov. Emergency Doctor Other Services:- prior to 9.30am for same au or phone 02 6071 5100 Emergencies - 000 TOWONG SHIRE & day delivery. Services are held at or 1300 365 222 (local call) (anytime) PUBLIC LIBRARY 9.30am each Sunday, Household items from Corryong Medical Clinic except 5th Sundays, which Corryong Relief Centre Radio Upper - 02 6076 3290 76 Hanson St., Corryong are at Walwa 11am. Corryong Health Council customer service are still by appointment. Cnr Donaldson & Wheeler Murray Reception - 02 6076 3200 and library staff are availa- Nurse on Call – 1300 606 St., Corryong 88.7 / 98.9 / 107.7 024 (anytime) ble Monday to Friday 9am BREASTFEEDING Church Council: Linda Jennifer Fennell GP helpline – 1800 022 to 4.30pm . Nankervis 6077 9212 222 (anytime) SUPPORT Wed: 10am - 1pm Council office and library Pastoral Enquiries: Sandy Pathology – Mon. to Frid. are closed on weekends Sun: 1pm - 5pm 8am to 12pm. Australian Breast- Hill 6076 8273, Catherine and public holidays. feeding Association - Ross 6076 1363, Linda Telephone: National Breastfeeding Nankervis 6077 9212 Shire: 6076 2160; helpline 1800 686 268. Hall Hire: Pamela Menere Library: 6076 1639 Local volunteer counsellor 0408 767 327 COMMUNITY CAR - Lisa Vallett 0459 707 085. Info at www.breastfeeding. SEVENTH DAY A service for those asn.au. ADVENTIST Services will resume 24-30 Hanson St., Corryong. Ph: 6076 1286 without transport to access appointments in Alb- CENTRELINK when restrictions allow. Wodonga. Ph: 6076 3200. Retirement: 132 300; Dis- Birthday Club LOCAL POLICE ability/Sickness & Carers: For all emergencies call 13 2717; Multilingual Ser- Triple Zero - 000 vice: 13 1202; Customer Lucy Haining February For non-urgent matters Relations: 1800 050 004; call the Police Assistance Line (24/7) 131 444 Appointments: 13 10 21. 4, 2013 (8) Corryong - 02 6076 1666 Carelink: 1800 052 222. 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 Gas & combustion stoves  Carbon monoxide testing TYRES  Wood & gas heaters  Roofing & guttering  Water tanks, water pumps & pressure systems  Hot water services  Evaporative air-conditioners  Large range of PVC, copper pipe & poly fittings  Sewer & drain cleaning machine  Ditch Witch, backhoe/front end loader Trevor & Narelle Weekes & horizontal borer now trading as  Pipe & cable locator  Backflow prevention PEST TO KILL Colin Brown’s Mobile: 0409 742 476 • Servicing the Corryong area Workshop: 27-31 Harris Street, Corryong [email protected] for all your pest control needs • For that good old honest and PRINTING reliable service Call 0419 257 188 Advertising pays dividends Long term rates available Ph: 02 6076 1045 Email: [email protected] SPECIALISING IN COLOUR WORK For all your printing needs Make your Contact Mark Collins 0418 602 623 27 Donaldson Street, Corryong ADVERT stand out For information about advertising in Ph: (02) 6076 1177 / 0457 328 123 (AH) with a splash of colour the Business Directory please email: E: [email protected] [email protected] CLOSED SATURDAY MORNINGS for ONLY an extra $10 or phone 02 6076 1045 Service by appointment only PAGE TWELVE THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY MAY 20, 2021 Upper Murray Sport Cudgewa sets the standard runaway victory. The Swans were simply outgunned but Marc Gould, Charlie Star and George Galbraith A depleted Corryong were four-quarter toilers in team only managed to fire the loss. a handful of shots in a one- Tumbarumba had the sided contest on its home bye. deck against Cudgewa on In A Grade netball, Saturday. Federals maintained their The Blues flew the finals credentials with a gates in the first quarter to last gasp two-goal win establish an early six-goal over Bullioh, which sits lead with a mobile forward two points ahead of the line featuring Kylin Morey Swans on the ladder. and Ben Hall causing the Cudgewa remains on Demons’ defence plenty of top with a 4-0 record after headaches. its defeat of Corryong. Michael Voigt, Mitch This week Pynappels and Jake Vinge Ladder leaders were taking advantage of Cudgewa take on the Jayden Pryce’s dominance improved Tumbarumba in the ruck to constantly and the Roos will be in the pump the ball into attack hunt for a long way against where Morey helped a battered opposition but himself to nine goals, the Blues’ depth should get despite carrying a knee them over the line. Corryong ruckman, Thomas Nicholas, clashes with his injury.Vinge, Hall and JJ Corryong hosts Bullioh Cudgewa counterpart, Jayden Pryce, in the middle. Bone were also prominent in an important match with 13 goals between in the Dees quest for a them while Corryong finals berth and will field coach, Mitch Harris, a stronger side than in Marc Gould, Steven Galt, 22.16, 26.19 (175) d Cooper Withers 1, Adam Brewer, Rory Kearney. Blues kicked his team’s solitary previous weeks but again, Charlie Star, George Federal 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.2 Caldwell 1, Sean Lynch Federal: Goal and major with a big roost depth of class may be Galbraith. (2). 1, Nathan Hewatt 1. best: not supplied. News from outside the 50m arc enough for the Dogs to get Corryong v Cudgewa Bullioh: Goals: Best: Max Houston, Corryong v Cudgewa in the second term. the points. Cudgewa 5.8, 9.10, Jaymin Fenton 7, Thomas Noonan, Nathan Corryong 2.0, 4.0, 8.1, Football Newco along with , Results 19.17, 29.19 (193) d Lachlan Mather 2, Archie Hewatt, Gregory Wheeler, 8.2 (50) d Cudgewa 1.0, Seniors: It was a Jordan Bailey, Thomas Football - Round 5 Corryong 0.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.4 Schubert 2, Aaron Giles Patternson Hill, Jayden 2.0, 2.1, 2.3 (15). Shanks and Evan Nicholas Bullioh v Federal (10). 2, Kyle Mansell 2, Doug Pierce. Corryong: Goals and comfortable win away and Bullioh 8.2, 13.10, battled valiantly for Cudgewa: Goals: Hibberson 2, Matthew Corryong: Goals: Jack best: not supplied. with a near full strength 21.16, 28.19 (187) d the Dees but the Blues Kylin Morey 9, Jake Vinge Hallawell 2, Jeremy Hart Daley 2, Sean Bannon 1, Cudgewa: Goals: side we started well but Federal 1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.3 juggernaut added another 5, Benjamin Hall 4, Joseph 2, Hamish Watson 1, Joel Jerrem McGuire 1 Best: Riley Bloom 1, Lewis with inaccurate kicking (15). 20 goals to zero in the James Bone 4, Jayden Cook 1, Buster Green Sean Bannon, Jack Daley, Costello 1. Best: Corby and good pressure from second half for a monster Bullioh: Goals: Pryse 2, Steven Phibbs 1, Timothy Osteraas 1, David Myers, Kai Han, Russell, Heath Mulligan, Corryong we went into Charley Wallace 7, Harry victory. 2, Michael Voigt 2, Ryan Benjamin Parker 1. Best: Ethan Blissett, Joshua Chace Hamilton, Hayden Schubert 4, Shane Price quarter time at 5.8. Bullioh ensured it Mee 1. Best: Benjamin Lachlan Mather, Matt Zuljevic. Mongan. stayed in touch with the 4, Clinton Ried 3, Joshua A few simple Hall, Michael Voigt, Kylin Blake, Bradley Simmonds, Under 14’s Netball ladder leaders with a Walters 2, Taylor Fenton instructions and demands Morey, Dayne Carey, Jeremy Hart, Jaymin Bullioh v Federal percentage lifting 28 goal 2, Joel Bannister 2, Wade A grade: Federal 35 d saw the boys kick into Mitchell Pynappels, Fenton, Joel Cook. Bullioh 5.5, 10.6, 10.9, rout of the winless Federal Knights 1, Leigh Cameron Bullioh 33. gear and come away with Robert Phibbs. Federal: Best: Tyi 14.12 (96) d Federal 0.0, outfit. Jnr 1, Harrison Nicholls 1, B grade: Federal 45 d Corryong: Goals: Johnstone, Wayne Piltz, 1.1, 4.2, 4.2 (26). a comfortable win. Co-coach, Kelvin Matthew Thomas 1. Best: Bullioh 26. Mitchell Harris 1. Best: Michael Rose, Hayden Bullioh: Goals: Harry Best players were Ben Wallace, was unstoppable Leo Nicolson, Joshua C grade: Bullioh 24 d Patrick Riley, Jordan Mckimmie, Joshua White. Dean 5, Nash Macaulay Hall, Michael Voigt, Kylin in front of the big sticks, Walters, Charley Wallace, Bailey, Thomas Nicholas, Corryong v Cudgewa 3, Caelan Carter 3, Noah Federal 15. Morey, Robert Phibbs, kicking seven goals while Taylor Fenton, Joel Jesse Crawford, Thomas Cudgewa 3.3, 3.8, 6.9, Smedley 2, Nate Klippel 1. D grade: Bullioh 27 d Jake Vinge and Luke the usual suspects in Josh Bannister, Luke Rafferty. Shanks, Evan Nicholas. 9.11 (65) d Corryong 0.2, Best: Harry Dean, Caelan Federal 13. Bloom. Walters, Taylor Fenton and Federal: Goals: Steven Reserves 0.3, 1.5, 4.6 (30). Carter, Noah Smedley, 15&U: Federal 17 d Joel Bannister were big Galt 1, Jarrod White 1 Bullioh v Federal Cudgewa: Goals: Nash Macaulay, Henry Bullioh 9. possession getters in the Best: Brendan Smith, Bullioh 8.7, 16.12, Gregory Wheeler 5, Cont. page 8

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