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Printed by Oxford Printery. Wagga Wagga. Ph 6921 3196. Fax 6921 8161. Email: [email protected] -for the M.V.A.F.A. Inc. ~VaHeyAu>IFoOlb,,IAs,oc nc • "FOOTYAECOAD" - 2003 Mu1rumbdgee Valley it.us!._ Footllall -'SSOC Inc O ~FOOTY RECORD~- 2003 RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE LADDERS 2003 somewhat shaky. Leeton were pretty good last week even though being defeated by Turvey it FIRST GRADE LADDER Country Energy U18s LADDER 1 wasn't by a big margin. Scott Allen, Brad Sandbrook and the Balding Bros will be keys for Round 10 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 10 w L D For Ag 0 • Pts EOitorial Mango whilst David Kidman. Jamie Broadbent and TU9VEY PARK 9 1245 627 198.56 36 TURVEY PARK' 8 1 990 376 263.30 36 ROUND11 Brad Waters are important players in the Crows COOLAMON 8 2 1198 805 148.82 32 MAN.-C-U-E' 7 2 765 501 152.69 32 chances of victory. Visiting Clubs usually struggle GRIFFITH 7 3 1205 761 158.34 28 COO LAMON' 4 4 669 490 136.53 24 Wonders never cease wilh 100% in the tipping at Leeton and I think that Mango will do just that arena last week. Just shows that with a bit of careful and I tipping Leeton will win a ctose one by a few GAN-GG-M 6 4 1112 893 124.52 24 LEETON-WHITTON' 5 4 572 662 86.40 24 consideration it can be done. The Lions were far to points. Narrandera .. MANGO-C-U·E 4 6 1008 1021 98.73 16 3 5 404 511 79.06 20 good for the Goannas at Mango and threw a Logan Oval, Ganmain, is the venue for the clash Leeton-Whitton 3 7 836 1082 77.26 12 GANMAIN-GG·M" 3 5 414 550 75.27 20 question mark over Mango's finals capabilities. between near neighbours the Lions and the Narrandera 2 8 700 1102 63.52 8 Griffith' 8 176 900 19.56 4 After an even first half the Griffith Swans drew away Narrandera Eagles. Ganmain-GGM will definitely in the second half to record a sound goal victory. finish in the five but Shane Lenon will want to fi nish East Wagga-K 9 647 1660 38.98 4 • indicates bye 10 Coolamon accounted for the EWK Hawks at Kindra in the top three and make a impact on the finals. RESERVE GRADE LADDER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Park by 75 points whilst Turvey Park had to claw Clint Renner, Nathan Irvine and Troy Lenon have all the way to a 23 point win over the Leeton-Whitton been solid performers for the Lions recently and Round 10 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 10 tsts 2nds U18s PIS Crows at Maher Oval. they will be keen to carry that form into todays 1074 Turvey Park 18 9 81 GAN-GG-M 10 454 236.56 40 54 This weeks match of the day will be al Griffith match. The Eagles Daniel Lumsden, Brett Powell COOLAMON 8 2 1250 407 307.13 32 Coolamon 48 24 5 77 Exies Oval on Sunday when the Swans welcome and Dean Hopwood have been consistently in the MAN.-C-U-E 6 4 901 626 143.93 24 Ganmain-GG-M 36 30 4 70 the Coolamon Grasshoppers. Second place is up better players and with Peter Bloomfield and Chris TURVEY PARK 6 4 848 762 111 .29 24 Griffith 42 9 1 52 for grabs to the winner so there is a fair bit at stake. Smith they will make the Lions work hard. It will be Both sides have returned to reasonable form over a typical Narrandera v Ganmain game with both MCU-E 24 18 8 50 NARRANDERA 5 5 731 782 93.48 20 the last two weeks after both being in a mid season sides striving hard for victory. The Lions will be Grittith 3 7 780 860 90.70 12 Narrandera 12 15 4 31 slump. Matt Hard rested himself last week but you ahead at final siren time. Leeton-Whitton 2 8 671 91020 65.78 8 Leeton-Whitton 18 6 6 30 can be assured that he will be fit to take lhe Swans The Turvey Park Bulldogs, who after a loss in East Wagga-K 10 271 1615 16.78 0 East Wagga-K 6 0 0 6 on today. Alex Manley. James McKenzie and Joel the first round, have taken all before them are al Collins have been in good recant form and they home to the battling EWK Hawks. The Bulldogs will be asking for plenty of help at lhe Exies Oval. are playing very good footy and will go into this FRONT COVER: Matt Bailey is about to drive Turvey Park into attack again with a clean disposal. The Swannies Jamie Bennett, Jon O'Dwyer and game as very short priced favourites. They have a Trevor Clarke have been excellent players for them team full of quality players where as the Hawks and they will be integral in their chances of victory have about half a dozen and the rest are triers. today. This will be a beauty and I think that at home, Andrew Loughman, Dane Campbell, Blair Griffith can win by a couple of goals. Campbell, Chris Cerate - it doesn't stop there, but The Leeton-Whitton Crows are at home to the this is a sample of plenty more. The Hawks have MCU-E Goannas in what will be a crucial game for Brad Burkinshaw, James Geale, Peter Braneley, Peter L. Brown both Clubs. The Crows will be desperate to win to Jamie Keenan, Ben Perkins - it tapers off after that. keep their finals hopes alive whilst the Goannas The Bulldogs will remain on top of the ladder after & Associates will be wanting victory to give them a little buffer in inflicting a decisive defeat on the Hawks. fifth spot. After two tremendous wins over Once again it is your duty as a supporter to get INSURANCE BROKERS Coofamon and Griffilh Mango have fall en to Turvey out there and lend valuable support to your team - and Ganmain so their tenure on fifth spot is I'm sure that they will appreciate it. 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Jeremy Masterson playing his I50• sen,or game tor lhe Club Jerell'y has one ol the most went to see an endangered species when I came 1. Jake Whity 27. Josh Kennedy 1. Ryan Campbell 29. James Hluch1son 1mpos1ng records ,n tne clubs h,sto,y [ Four sen>Or prem,ersh ps· One as 2. Nigel Clarke 28. Paul Donaldson across a heap of great white hunters celebrating, Capta·n Coach. 1,.0 sen101 Best and la1res1s Aon Hu:ch,ns Me
GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG 1... 1()NS NARRANDERA 1~11.t.I... l~S I With an improved pertormance over lour quarters 1 sts, 2nds, U 18s All spectators and players at the Sportsground SENIORS we had a good win over the Goannas. Award winners had a pretty good day last Saturday. There were 2 1. Brent Richens 29. Joshua Royle were: Sports Club - Clint Renner with eight goals, 1. John Lawton 41. Jed Lawton wins against Griffith in the footy and three in the 2. Peter Bloomfie'd 30. Ian Hugo Webbers Bakery - Nathan Irvine, Murrumbidgee 2. John Anderson 42. Cameron Steward netball. Well done. 3. Damon Burder. 31. Jason Mimmo Agencies Mug - Murray Hamblin, Riverina Fuel 3. Murray Hamblin 43. Chad Hamblin The Eagles U1S 's acquired their 4 points after 4. Tim Durnan 32. Jason Williams Supplies Encouragement - David Cox and Watson 4. Jason Hamblin 44. Paul Hamblin Griffith forfeited. It appears that a number of the RFL 5. Scott Hamblin 45. Mathew Sterling 5. Matthew Mcl ellan 33. Ivan Myers Drilling Most Determined Player - Jason Hamblin. U 1a ·s teams are experiencing a lack of players. After 6. Mark Englis 6. Michael Mazzochi 46. David Cox 34. Warren Hawes The Reserves alter a close struggle all day pulled speaking to some officials from Griffith about this 7. Hayden Hutchins 7. Mitchell Steele 47. - 35. Tim Mathieson away in the last quarter for a good win. The Pedlar issue, maybe it is time to change. Perhaps the age 8. Dean Hopwood 36. Scott Jones Boys showed the way with Chris winning the Bowling 8. Mitchell Carroll 48. Joel Noble groups should be altered, for example and U1Ts 9. Ben Powell 37. Brendon McLean Club award and Mick the Sports Club Bistro Meal. 9. Chris Kelly 49. Jari Nielson team instead of a U18s team. If the bulk of U18's 10. Brad Smith 10. John Ve aring 38. Michael Peterson Peter Walsh won the Boggy Creek Cafe and Store 50. Glen Evans teams are made up the bo ttom age of U1 8's ( 16-17 11 . Matthev, Harrison 11. Nathan Irvine 39. Scott Donaldson Voucher, Luke Ferguson won Ganmain Hotel Six 51 . Paul Lucas years old), plus with many U 16's players bolstering 12. Ashley Thomson 12. Stephen Kelly 40. Michael Smith pack and Matt Sterling won Des Carroll's Mug. 52. Andrew Hatty the U1 S's - maybe this is something to think about. 13. Dennis Piltz 13. Jamie Crozier 41 . Robert Main The U1B 's were beaten by a better side, but our 53. Ben Williams The Reserves had a top win, with a good play of 14. Chris Smith 42. Trent Mathieson 14. Adam Symons looty. It brings a smile to the dial - seeing so many youngsters never gave up. Paul Lucas won the Three 54. - 15. Tony Ryan 43. Damien Clark Hotels award, Chad Hamblin the Matong Mongrel 15. Ben Sullivan 55. Lauchlan Missen lefties in the side. Matty Harrison gave himseli the 16. Stuart Hutchins nod for the Bidgee Hotel Award (everyone agreed 44. Mark Norden Piua award. Mitchell Evans the Wagga Mutual Credit 16. Hayden Milne 56. Adam Ferguson 17. Ben Seymour 45. Matthew Thornton Harre). Another top game from speedster Jason Union award. Jarrod Conway the Commins Hendricks 17. Drew Symons 57. - 18. Stephen Irons 46. Paul Sullivan Coleman, which gained him the Popular Fish Shop cap and the Encouragement award went to Ryan 18. - 58. Drew Wood 19. Lee Baumgartener 47. Snane Clark award. Lastly, Brett Ireland. after a sho11 10-year Bensch. 19. David Logan 59. Phillip Hatty 20. Daniel Lumsden 48. Anthony Gillespie break, played a great game to take out th e Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Rohan Brill 20. Shane Lenon 60. Nick Newman 21. Steven Miller 49. Jodie Mill who received a broken leg in the reserves game. 21. Peter Walsh 61. M. Pedlar Supporters Club award. 22. Lachlan Hutchins 50. Tim Hodge The 1 sis gave tne faithful three quarters of hard Many thanks to Joanna Lang, the Mangoplah 22. Reiner Meir 62. Daniel Gawne 23. Craig Hugo 51. Pat Sullivan work, but lost the plot in the last quarter. II just strapper who did a great job organising the 23. Raphael McGowan 63. Nathan Kember 24. Brett Powell 52. - ambulance etc when Rohan was injured. 24. 64. Luke Ferguson happens, but we must keep our mind set on the final 25. Jason Coleman outcome. Not isolated incidents. Dan Lumsden took 53. Adam Black Good to see ex coach Scott Lawton back and at 25. Rohan Brill 65. Callum Litchfield 26. Ian Donaldson 54. Robert Hutchinson the game renewing old acquaintances and enjoying 26. Greg Menzies 66. Marc Kelly out the 1" Best on Ground award for another 27. Mark Ivanoff discipline defensive display. Dean Hopwood, back 55. David Stockdale the cold weather. 27. Warwick Smith 67. Lachlan Steward 28. David Sergeant Netball: A great day of netball out at Mangoplah 28. Brett Lenon from injury was hand balled the 2"' BOG award after 68. Jarrod Conway showing some terrific form. The 3"' BOG went to for all three grades. C grade had their first win for the 29. Troy Lenon 69. Justin Evans COUNTRY ENERGY U18s year, Libby Fairless won the Matong Hotel Mug for 30. Matt Scott Brett Powell for a courageous display in the ruck 70. Josh Corbett (despite being injured 5 minutes in to the game) and 56. D. Purtill (U 16) 70. Travis Williams her shooting skills and Whitney Hamblin with her first 31. Clinton Renner 71. Dylan Noble gutsy little man Peter Blocmfield gained the 4th BOG 57. Mark Logermann 71 . Ben Grant win ever won the Boggy Creek Cafe. B grade played 32. Craig Lenon 72. Darren Irvine 58. Nick Ingram 72. Sam Martin very well all game. Joanne Walsh continued her great award. 33. Joe Longford 73. Mitchell Evans For the Netball the result went like this: A Grade 59 . David Godbee 73. Dale Makeham form and won the Ganmain Bakery Mug. Cayley Brill 34. Chris Pedler 74. Ricky Charles 62. Brendon Collis 74. Mark Irons had an excellent game in attack and was awarded - Narrandera lost 33 to Griffith 42. Best players were 35. 75. Brett Fennessy 63. Brett Irons 75. T. Seymour (U 16) the Country Cut n Style award. Briana Burden and Emma Burden. The Charles Stu rt 36. Shaun Harris 76. Andrew Johnston award went to Marni Purtill. 64 . Paul Anderson 76. J. Sullivan {U16) A grade also got it together with a stronger and 37. Jason Linsell 65 . Tom Knight 77. T. Sullivan (U16) more determined side. Narelle Walsh won the Grong 77. Luke Walsh B Grade - Narrandera won 23 to 13. Best players 38. Doug Tonacia 78. Cain Gawne were Claire Bolton and Anna Duman. The Bidgee 66. Z. Paterson (U1 6) 78. J. Walsh (U16) Grong Farm Centre Mug for her great game in 39. Steve Fairless 67. Jeremy Orme 79. C. Downes (U 16) defence & Emma Tyndall who worked hard all day in 79. Ben Malcolm Hotel award went to Anna Durnan. 40. Daniel Underwood 80. Ryan Bensch C Grade · Narrandera won 32 lO 23. Best 68. Brad Flanagan 80. T. Carter (U 16) the centre court was awarded the Ganmain 69. 8. Kiley (U 16) Newsagency Award. players were Vanessa Day and Emily Morey. The Silver Circle winners - Draw 1: Alan F1nemore, Rossies Food works. award went to Vanessa Day. Ian Charles, Phil Hatty. The Narrandera Juniors were triumphant winning 28 to 26. Best players were Katie Chitts, E. Ash and Narrandera Seed Cleaners Draw 2: P & H Quinn, Bob Hitchens, Greg Corbett. Ganmain Sports Club Grain Cleaners & Conta ine r Packe rs This week we host the Narrandera Eagles so it's C. Lee. The Narrandera Fish & Chips Shop award white shorts. 1-toMc.. of the.. L--ioYl~I went to C Lee. • AWB Seeds • Heritage Seeds Reminder the Bowls Day tomorrow al the Today were travelled lo our neighbours GGGM. • Planttech P/L • Snowy River Co-op Visitors welcome. Also. Burr's playing his 100'" game today - so lets • Sun Prime Seeds Ganmain Bowling Club. bring home a win. Congratulations to Mitchell Carroll who plays his Let's do it Eagles. Middle Road, Narrandera 50"' 1st grade game today. Join us for a drink after the game. 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LEETON-WHITTON (~ ll()11 1 S MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED EASTLAKE$ f,f )1'1,.N1\.~ For all those of you keeping a scrap book of photos from SENIORS On the week end past we welcomec Ganmain to Our Home SENIORS the local paper, what bonus it has been of late. Langy's 1. Adam Cameron 26. Craig Kahlfeldt hoping to gel one back on them. poetry in motion last week, while the combination of /JI:, and Once again all grades of netball and loolball were playing 1. Srane Wardrop 31. Grant Bruce 2. David Harrison 27. Todd Henman 2. Luke Kendall 32. Adam Shepherd Broady showing_ true style of a backman, punching, while against quahly oppos1Iion. eyes on the ball is a must. A congratulations must go to the 3. David Elwin 28. Michael In front al pas! legends of the club lhe Ut B's started the day 3. Adrian Short 33. Andrew Willis 4. Scott Allen 34. Peter Treloar photographers for their work. Cold days and no doubt trying 4. Rick Harrison Lashbrook oil with a 9goal thumping win. showing us all how 11 should be to get the best shot can't be all that nuch fun sometimes. 5. Travis Irvin 29. Ben Holt 5. Dale Cameron 35. Gareth Langfield done. again, 1>ell done boys. Best on was Paul' reeda' Rutherford 6. Dean Howard 36. Casey Godde Bacl< lo the business end. Nearly, not quite. Ifs not far 6. Matt Flagg 30. Travis Doyle \\h0 lefl a trail of red behind him all day. Tim ·1ncky' Mowle pulled 7. Brad Sanbrook 37. Brendan Head away. The Firsts 23 points, the Seconds by 26 points while 7. Brad Waters 31. Shane Whelan out his snowbag of tricks 10 put in another excellent performance. 8. Xavier Higgins 38. Trent Balding the nelballers had a tough day, only lo miss out by the 8. Brent O'Mara 32. Glenn Evans Craig 'I'm in here every week' Websdale again played superbly 9. Brad Roberson Matt McAuliffe narrowest of small margins. The big day is not far away. 39. 9. 33. Matt Meladonis alter returning from t • grade. 10. Neil Lawson 40. Nathan Ross Last week al Turvey saw the U18's come away with a great 10. Justin Davidson 34. James Hutton The magoo's came up against lhe un-deleated Lion's two's 11. Geoff Spriggs 41. Greg Cox start lo the day with a win over the lop placed side by 3 11. Terry Lyons 35. John Potter and made them earn the win. Going down by 7goals the boys 12. Mitchell Balding 42. Graham Pike points. Chris Doolin was Guts N Gravy award winner, with never gave up w1lh Wayne 'dorse' Smith best on afler showing 13. Troy Collins 43. Andrew Lee Mitch Heaslip receiving the Coach's Award for his ef1orts. 12. Trent Lang 36. Jason Wells his class. Syd ' the two step wonder' Ryneharl again kicked 14. Nathan Wood 44. William Lloyd Adrian Howe earned himseW a trim at Hair Odyssey, while 13. Lee Whelan 37. Greg McLean 14. David Meline 38. Steven Stockton another bag of goals to firmhis place in the leading goal kickers 15. Chris Higgins 45. David Pike the MIA Mug was handled by Peter Davies. The Ton Jay's 16. Kaine Grace Pizza went to the Hamilton household courtesy of Brett, while 15. Graham Dale 39. Greg Looby \\h1ls1 Peter 'call's himself a wiz' Byrne showed why he can be 46. Matt Deacon 17. Wayne Smith 47. Luke Penrith Brett Guest will no doubt enjClj a smoke at Leeton Lunchbox. the most dangerous 2"' grader in !he compelilion. 16. Kane Bullock 40. Neil McCallum 18. David Rowland Brent Langfield Mick Emery also was the beneficiary of the Coach's pocket 1• grade came up against an in-form Llon·s and wanting lo 48. 17. Nigel Durkin 41. Kurt Bullock 19. Jeff Millar 49. John Tonkin for his efforts. put on a good show for lhe old boys watching, but again fell short 18. David Kidman 42. Chris Egan of the mark going down by a miserable I0goals In a performance 20. Peter Byrne 50. Garth Smith The Seconds who have battled nearly all season so far. 19. Simon Piltz 43. Paul Symes lacking nearly everything. We showed curing parts of the game 21. Daniel Roberts 51. Wayne Dawson went so close to pulling off a big one. Paul Symes and Ste'len 20. Daryl Clayton 44. Matthew Hood what we are capable of, but lacked In lhe inlensI1y and effort 22. Mat Creasy 52. Stephen Johnson Stockton earned the money from the Coach while Ricky 21. Jamie Broadbent 45. Martin Loy required. Scolly ·1 don't think he hit the post on the weekend' 23. Stephen Wheeler 53. Jeremy Rowe Harrison took his 6 pack for after game nourishment. 22. Matt Robertson 46. Steve McCarten Allen was equal best on with Mally 'Rowdy' Creasy who again 24. Damien Martin 54. Jeremy Smith Welcome back Wok. Shane Whelan on return has a Brad's 23. Anthony Wakeman 47. Troy O'Callaghan racked up possessions all over the ground and could teach Ben 25. David Willis 55. Craig Websdale Mensland voucher with Justin Davidson having his night with 26. Rick Collins 56. Mick Reilly 24. Matt Rhodes 48. Jamie Molinaro Graham a thing or two about k1ck1ng . Shane Wardrop and Brad the MIA Mug. Johnny Potter proved this week why he was 27. Dave Balding 57. Josh Bourne the training award winner by vnnning he Ton Jay's Pizza award 25. Wayne Jackson 49. James McCallum Sanbrook were consistent as ever showing why they are Iron!· 28. Andrew Lieschke 58. Syd Rynehart as well. runner's for the B&F whilst the Balding brothers both shone 29. Brad Patterson 59. - COUNTRY ENERGY U18s throughout lhe game. After a big effort with no return on the points table, the 30. Aaron Daykin 60. Jai Warden 50. 62. The netbaners all went down on the day w1lh Che Wally Sykes (Turvey Park) has front position as Jamie Broadbent (21) and Adam Cameron (1) from Leeton-Whitton come over the top and attempt to spoil. Photo by Daily Advertiser. Nathan McDonald (Rivco/1) grabs his Ardlethan opponent and looks to have prevented him from getting an effective hand ball away. Photo by Daily Advertiser. ~ .....___ • I !iPORT!iMAl\l!i W A R E H O U S E ' I ------tfolj_eted serious about sport For all your sporting club requirements, contact Lee Barclay in our Club & School Division. Major sponsors and home of the HOPPERS. Chinese Restaurant. All welcome for a few coldies after the game. I Phone 6931 7255, Mobile 0408 499 341 , Fax 6931 7266 ______Information for Members and Guests ______j MU!MbdgeeValey..., Foollial Assoc. lnc • "FOO'TYRECORD"- 2003 Mu,rur,,dgee VaMey ...,_ fooa>al Assoc Inc. • "FOOTY RECORD" - 2003 NSW/ACT Rams Under 16 Western Riverina/MIA @ & U18 final teams chosen Development day at The NSW/ACT RAMS Under 16 team Jerilderie WeeklY. Newsletter ! I - NSW/ACT has been selected in readiness for the ◄ . .... Western Riverina and MIA/Broken Hill AFL National Under 16 Championships Under 14s & 15s Development Squads to be played in Adelaide in July, while the played representative games against "DIPPER" VISITS SOUTHERN NSW J ' Under 18 Rams team has been chosen each other on Sunday at the Jerilderie R obert "D ipper" to contest the AFL National Under 18 Football Ground. Dipierdomenico" made Championships to be played in Both games were of a high standard his way to Southern Melbourne early next month. given the conditions which were at times NSW last week to visit 'i'\' Local footballers selected from our wet and very windy, however the ground sch ool c hildren in U region to participate in the National was in excellent shape. Narrandera, Griffith, Championships are: (Under 16) Matthew The Under 14 game was taken out by Jerilderie and Finley. Fife (Wagga), Justin Kahlefeldt (Wagga), the MIA team, defeating Western Riverina Mark Neyland (Wagga); (Under 18) Kyle 5.6 (36) to 3.8 (26). The ball handling from Archibald (Ungarie), Jared Kahlefeldt Dipper, the official AFL both sides was a highlight. (Wagga) and David Trotter (Lockhart). The Under 15 game was won by a mbassado r for the Western Riverina 12.12 (84) to MIA 5.8 AFL Auskick program, (38) with quick ball movement around the spent two days on the ground being very evident. road, running a number of clinics at the above four centres. Contact Numbers His firs t s top was Garry Buchanan - Manager Southern NSW/ACT Mobile: 0425 202 047 Jerilderie, h old ing Jeff Nimmo - Wagga Development Manager Mobile: 0419 244 926 clinics at the Jerilderie Paul Habel - MIA/Broken Hill Development Manager Mobile: 0412 933 324 Football Ground with Jett Chandler - Talent Program Co-ordinator Mobile: 0425 202 046 the two local primary Ben Burbury - Central West Development Manager Mobile: 0408 127 611 sch ools where 150 AFL House Wagga Wagga Phone: 6921 5000 c hildren were in Office Hours - 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday-Friday attendance. Then it was off to Finley Matthew Geppert, 5, strikes a pose with in the afternoon where Dipper Hawthorn legend Robert "Dipper" DiPierdomenico while on his tour of Southern conducted clinics with again more NSW last week. Hovv to Find the Finest Girls than 100 participants. Back in the car Picture: Courtesy of The Daily Advertiser ' ' Test Your Ewes with ~o Dipper headed to Griffith where he ... 0 took training with the Griffith Junior , RIVERINA WOOL TESTERSP/L ~__ . ·. ... Football Club followed by training the Narrandera where mo re than 200 ) . senior football club on Wednesday children participated in a clinic at the ·; & DIAL-A-MICRON :aw ·/ night. local catholic primary school. Dipper's two-day visit was well accepted by all In-Lab Testing In-Shed Testing In-Race Testing ;_ . Early rise and Dipper was spreading the children who attended and the RWT is an Accredited Member of International Association of Wool Textile Laboratories & Rampower the Auskick word at Griffith primary Hawthorn champion enjoyed his visit 12 CHESHIRE STREET, WAGGA - PHONE (02) 6925 1407- FAX (02) 6925 1438 schools and then travelled t o to "the bush". www.wooltesters.com.au Email: [email protected] Mumm,dgeeValiey"""--,"""'-'1< • "FOOTY RECORD"- 2003 • 'FOOTY RECORD' - 2003 not put on for the benefit of the Ra Ra's so they could play the Porns at Telstra Dome. Whilst there was a sellout crowd at the game it was to no avail as the ,, y ,, Pommies recorded their first ever win over ~c:t'eii ~Q/ the Wallabies in Australia. If there was a ' ' 7~ positive to come out of this it could only with Toowey, Newey & I. C. Hahn be that it wasn't on the hallowed turf of the MCG. .. Last week I reminded Club's of their necessary obligation to fill in the survey CL U B BILLBOARD sent out by the Board and return it by 301hJun e. There has been a little reprieve Turvey Park will be holding their Black in the fact that Club's are to have it Tie Ball today after the EWK game. It is returned by 31 °' July now. It is very at Kyeamba Smith Hall and gets under THE WILLIAM FARRER HOTEL important that all Club's take plenty of way at 7.30pm. It is a night definitely not time to complete this and that all portions to be missed. Cnr Peter and Edward Streets, Wagga Wagga of the Club have input into this. We look Ardlethan Football Club will be forward to your responses. holding a Ball on Saturday 5th July at the Ardlethan Community Hall commencing The Hotel where all good people meet and There is a proposed bye set down for 1 1 at 7pm. It will feature one of Australia's the RFL for the weekend 26 h/27 h July. top young bands "Supersonic". Dress is sports people gather The Board is giving Clubs who wish to formal with black tie optional. A the opportunity to change their game h 1 percentage of the proceeds will be going Ph: 6921 3631 www.williamfarrer.com.au date for the weekend 1 9' /20 h July to CPAS which is tremendous. Licenced therefore making a split round for that Bar and food provided with NO BYO. weekend. If there are any Clubs who Locally owned and operated by the Barnhill Family Please RSVP to Doug Walker, Jeremy might wish to do this please make the Sail or Rob McGregor by 30th June. necessary arrangements via the Football Operations Manager, Bob Hughes. It TRYC Football Club will be holding Great Bistro - 3 Qualified Chefs would make sense if there was footy on their Sportsmans Night at The Kings Own both weekends and not only the one. Bye Hotel on Saturday 12th July. Guest Great Mixed Company Bars doing this Clubs will still have a break but speaker will be current Sydney Swans Great Hotel Accomm (walk to Hospital - Main Street) still have football available to the paying chairman of selectors and former captain public. Denis Carroll. Cost is $30 per head and Great TAB Facility - Lots of Room $20 for students which includes dinner. I will remind Clubs again of their A great night assured. Regular Entertainment financial obligations to the Association. The third and final levies instalment is due Leeton-Whitton Football Club will be Conferences and Functions expertly catered for by 1st July. Those Clubs that adhere to holdind The Dark Town Strutters Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 7 Days the payment requirements earn "Masquerade" Ball at the MIA Sports Club themselves a rebate of $500. Not bad for on Saturday 2nd August. Entertainment really doing nothing. There are some by "The Three Clones". Keep the night Stop for a meal before or after the game Clubs that are dragging the chain a little free for fun and frivolity. and I know that the Treasurer is keen to THE BEST COLD TOOHEYS ON TAP hear from you. To those Clubs that have I will keep this Club Billboard section already completed payments we going if Club's can provide with enough information about upcoming events or The WILLIAM FARRER Proudly Sponsors I . thankyou . THE MCU-E GOANNAS and NETBALLERS functions. Please let me know. THE GANMAIN-G.G.M. LIONS Last weekend certainly did seem a little empty with the general bye in the AFL. KIDSONS TURVEY PARK JUNIORS With the miserable weather last Saturday and Sunday there would have been TOOHEYS AND THE WILLIAM FARRER nothing better than coming home from PROUDLY SUPPORTING RIVERINA AFL the footy and curling up in front of the fire to watch a good game of AFL. I certainly hope that the general bye was Mu,""""UNValloy ""'1Foolbal '-"Oelnc • "FOOTY RECORO'" - 2003 M~Valey ...... Foom.,OAs,oc '"' • "FOOTYRECORD"- 2003 GLENBRAE HOMES RIVERINA FOOTBALL FARRER LEAGUE LADIES LEAGUE LADIES NETBALL 9 NETBALL r-- Blast From The Past A GRADE L&~------' A GRADE Round 10 w L D For Ag % Pts This weeks Blast from the Past features a player who came to the area with VFL experience and 1 Round 9 w L D For Ag 'lo Pis Turvey Park 10 0 555 304 182.57 40 • left his mark on football in the Riverina and that player is Peter Weidemann. Temora 8 0 368 165 223.03 32 Coolamon 7 3 463 328 141.16 28 Details of Playing / Coaching Career: Current Occupation: Retired Leeton-Whinon 7 486 TRYC 8 1 421 200 210.5 32 3 348 139.66 28 Commenced with Dandenong Football Club 3rds. Went Where is Football Heading: Downhill if current situations Griffith 6 4 485 326 148.77 24 to Collingwood 1958 lo 1961. Played in 2 reserves fin als and prevail. Too much money. Loyalty gone from football, not only Cootamundra 7 2 411 220 186.81 28 Ganmain-GG-M 4 5 370 456 81 .14 18 .. 1 thirds final. From there to Deloraine, Tasmania Coaching players to Clubs but CIJbs to players e.g. BrownlowMedallist Ariah Park-M 5 4 354 262 135.11 20 from Melbourne, Shane Woewodin traded. Too much money Narrandera 3 6 356 419 84.96 14 Seniors and Reserves 1962 anj 1963 winning 3 out of 4 Ardlethan 4 5 375 346 108.38 16 premierships. Coached Tasrr.ania Inter-League side. going to several Coaches when one or two could do the job. M.C.U.-E. 2 8 359 405 88.64 8 Rivcoll 3 6 302 352 85.79 12 Coached Coolamon 1964 and 1965 getting to 1 semi-final. AFL Coaches go onto the ground to address players at Eas1Wag ga-K 0 10 137 625 21.92 0 Coached Lockhart 1966 to 1972 Seniors, Reserves and intervals lollowed by an 'entourage' of assistants. 300 350 85.71 12 Marrar 3 6 Juniors. Reserves winning 1 premiership. Represented both Collngullie-A 7 164 430 38.13 4 South West and Farrer Leagues. Captained Farrer League Peter Weidemann came to Coolamon in 1964 with a B GRADE once. Played in South Wests Country Championship tremendous repu tation and he never disappointed the B GRADE Round 10 w L D For Ag % PIS Premiership Team. Re-commenced career at Fish Creek after Grasshoopers one little bit. His ability was obvious from the Round 9 w L D For Ag % PIS Turvey Park 10 0 287 151 190.07 40 a few years break. Coached 3 Junior teams to Premierships outset and this was rewarded when he won the Gammage Ariah Park-M 8 1 411 224 183.48 32 Leeton-Whitton 7 2 241 152 158.55 30 involving my three sons, Wayne, Guy and Shayne. Medal for the Best and Fairest player. He was a very gifted Awards / Medals Received: player who mixed raw courage wilh pure talent and finesse. The Rock-Y.C. 1 323 202 159.90 Coolamon 6 3 314 173 181.50 26 6 26 Collingwood 3rds Best & Fairest (S.A.Covenlry Trophy). He moved to Lockhart in 1966 and remained there for 7 Griffith 6 4 232 164 141.46 24 Cootamundra 6 3 403 289 139.44 24 Boag Medal -Tasmania, Gammage Medal - Soulh West valuable years. During his stay with Lockhart he was regarded Rivcoll 6 3 361 264 136.74 24 Narrandera 5 5 245 178 137.64 20 League, Best & Fairest Lockhart Football Club, Fish Creek by all opposition as a class player and a real gentleman on Ganmain-GG-M 3 6 178 267 66.73 14 Temora 4 2 364 217 167.74 18 Foolball Club Best & Fairest Seniors and Reserves, Best & and off the field. I can remember watching Peler play and it M.C.U.-E. 1 8 145 2,3 59.67 6 Fairest Albe rton Football League Reserves m ce. Received was really poetry in motion. You can gauge how much Peter Collngullie-A 2 6 247 368 67.11 8 East Wagga-K 0 10 92 406 22.66 0 V.C.F.L. Medal for recognition of service to Austr3lian Football. Weidemann not only got out of football, but also gave back Marrar 2 6 226 344 65.69 8 Favourite Playing Position: Centre due to the fact that he was presented with the VCFL Medal. North Wagga 1 4 139 234 59.40 4 C GRADE Most Respected Opponents: Peter certainly passed his football genes onto his sons Ardlethan 0 9 171 503 33.99 0 Len Sexton, Bernie Sculley, , ohn Hawke. Wayne, Guy and Shayne. So if you see Peter al lhe footy or Round 10 w L D For Ag 'lo Pis AFL Club: down the street give hi11 a wave and tell him thal you enjoyed Griffith. C GRADE 9 0 245 109 224.77 36 Collingwood his Blast from the Past. Coolamon' 7 1 211 102 206.86 28 Round 9 w L D For Ag % Pis Turvey Park· 4 5 151 128 117.97 16 TRYC 6 0 284 91 312.08 24 Narrandera .. 4 4 145 158 91.77 16 Temora 4 1 212 90 235.55 16 Leeton-Whitton· 4 5 140 160 87.50 16 Ariah Park-M 3 3 179 128 139.84 12 M.C.U.-E.' 8 127 209 60.77 4 THE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Coolamundra 3 3 182 156 116.66 12 Ganmain-GG-M .. 7 105 258 40.70 4 Marrar 1 5 65 254 25.59 4 • WACO Scaffolding Ardle1han 0 5 42 245 17.14 0 JUNIORS • CSR Hebel/ Exin Blocks & Panels ROl,nd 10 w L D For Ilg % Pis JUNIORS Narrandera ... 6 1 149 89 167.42 24 • Deck Guardrail, Roof Safety Systems Round 9 w L D For Ag 'lo Pis Leeton-Whitton .. 5 3 198 130 152.31 20 • Granitgard Non-Toxic Termite Barrier Temora 3 0 125 45 277.77 12 Griffith' .. 4 3 153 99 154.55 16 Ariail Park-M 2 1 111 78 142.30 8 Coolamon" 3 3 60 80 75.00 14 • Epoxies & Adhesives Waterproofing/Sealants Ardlethan 1 2 79 88 89.77 4 Turvey Park' .. 2 4 63 91 69.23 10 Marrar 0 3 29 133 21 .80 0 Ganmain-GG-M' .. 0 6 38 172 22.09 0 • Protective and Decorative Coatings .. • Ausco Portable Buildings Hire/Sales MOST PHOTOS APPEARING IN TH E "RECORD" ARE FOR SALE AT TH E DAILY ADVERTISER TRAIL STREET OFFICE. Phone 69232000. BRING THE PROGRAMME WITH YOU TO HELP • External Moulding IDENTIFY THE PHOTO YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. Prices and sizes: 10x15cm. $12.50. 13x18cm. $15.50. 20x30cm, $20.50. 28x38cm, $29.50. ' . PH ON E 180 HAMMOND 6921 7454 AVENUE FAX Home of the AFL Finals. WAGGA WAGGA Your Game. Your Day. Saturday AFL. 6921 7284 • BUILDING INNeVATION CENTRE Mw•untllOgotVafleyAosttoctt)aDASsoe. lnC • ·FOOTYAECOAD· - 2003~------, Uumm,odgee Valey Ausl Foabal '-""" Inc. • "FOCTY RECORD" - 2003 M.V.A.F.A. FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE ...,. LADDERS 2003 ______Farrer League Editorial Well for the second week in a row I have picked are starting to play like a team and will pose a FIRST GRADE LADDER SECOND GRADE LADDER the card so it just goes to show that you haven't threat to any side that they play from here on in. Simon Murray is still getting amongst the goals, Round 10 w L D For Ag % Pis Round 10 w L D For Ag % Pts got to be a brain surgeon to pick winners. You ' might assume that the games might have been Nathan McDonald has been outstanding and TEMORA' 7 1 1247 574 217.25 36 TEMORA' 8 1093 273 400.37 40 . very predictable but I would prefer to put it down Jordan Simpson is hitting form . For the Brown 1 131 1 636 206.13 36 THE ROCK-Y.C.' 8 MARRAR' 8 1 894 415 215.42 36 to pure skill. Last weeks round saw a real battle Bombers Joel Fairman, Daniel Chalmers and COLLINGULLIE-A-K' 7 2 1338 627 213.40 32 COLLINGULLIE-A-K' 6 3 740 539 137.29 28 at Marrar until the last quarter when the Magpies Rob Harper need to play well if they are to MARRAR' 5 4 931 700 133.00 24 ARIAH PARK-M' 6 3 779 572 136.19 28 . - pulled away to win by 8 goals. The Bushp igs were contain Rivcoll. I think that the Bushpigs are ARIAH PARK-M' 4 4 1021 908 112.44 22 NORTH WAGGA' 5 4 785 657 119.48 24 in front all day against the Stars and recorded a playing well enough to win this one. Ardlethan· 4 5 991 884 112.10 20 Rivcoll' 4 5 787 563 139.79 20 convincing 49 point win . The Coota Blues really Marrar are at home again and today welcome Rivcoll' 3 5 1138 926 122.89 18 The Rock-Y.C.' 2 7 559 956 58.47 12 put the wind up APM and were In front at the the North Wagga Saints. The Bombers have lost North Wagga· 1 8 489 1473 33.20 8 Cootamundra • 7 320 1077 29.71 6 last change only to be run over in the last quarter their last four encounters and will be getting Cootamundra· 9 319 2057 15.51 4 Arolethan· 8 248 1153 21.51 6 by the Brown Bombers to the tune of 38 points. desperate to return to the winners list. They do • Indicates a bye The Gullie were far too good for the Saints with have injuries and without being disrespectful to FFL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP a massive 200 point hiding. the Saints, will welcome easier opposition. Daniel The match of the round this week is definitely Bradshaw, Paul Kew and Dan Edwards have LEADING 1st GRADE KICKERS Round 10 1s ts 2nds Pts al Nixon Park, Ternora, where we have the Roos been very solid for the Bombers and they will do Temora 54 30 84 Round 1O Total taking on the Magpies. Both teams have been in the same today. The Saints have been very Matthew Carroll (The Rock-YC) .. .. 58 Collingullie-Ash-Kapooka 48 21 69 very good form and you could say that the winner ordinary to say the least and you would be a Stuar1 Blackwell (Temora) ...... 53 The Rock-Yerong Creek 54 9 63 would take over as premiership favourite. The supreme optimist to predict them to be victorious Magpies have been playing good footy over the today. The usual stalwarts, Gavin Hofert, Shane Simon Murray (Rivcoll) ...... 41 Marrar 36 27 63 Jason Brown (The Rock-YC) ...... 40 last month with Shane Brown, Justin Driscoll, Tracey and Steve Barnes will try and lift their Ariah Park-Mirrool 33 21 54 Brad Aitken (Collingullie-Ash-K) .. .. 36 Aaron De Jong and Mark O'Leary in very good teammates. The Bombers will be in front at the 1 Joel Fairman (Ariail Park-M) ...... 35 Rivcoll 27 15 42 touch . The Roos will be looking to Daniel Reid, finish and record the first victory 10 h May. Robert Harper (Ariah Park-M) ...... 29 Ard let han 30 45 34.5 Craig Poulson, Steve Drum and Kane Johnstone The last game is at the Crossroads Oval where to be valuable contributors if they are to be the Gullie Demons will welcome the Coota Blues. Craig Se1on (Ardlethan) ...... 29 North Wagga 12 18 30 victors. There will be some great clashes - The Blues put in their best performance of the LEADING 2nd GRADE KICKERS Cootamundra 6 4.5 105 Johnstone v De Jong, Poulson v O'Leary, Fellows year last week and looked like being victorious v Reid, Blackwell v Brown etc. This will be a real at several stages. They would have been happy Round 8 Total struggle for both teams and who ever gets the with that effort without winning. Brent Milthorpe, Ken McPherson (Temora) ...... 25 jump will have a big advantage. Could go either Jade Jones and Ben Jaques will make things Scott Brown (Rivcoll) ...... 25 Picture but I am sticking my neck out and tipping TRYC difficult for the Demons. Adam Carey, Brent Michael Gilchrist (Temora) ...... 24 Wa&ga !frames by a few points. Byrnes and Brad Aiken have been to the fore Shane Whyte (North Wagga) ...... 20 125a Docker Street. Wagga Wagga Another interesting match should take place again for The Gullie and they will be again today. Paul Piercy (North Wagga) ...... 19 Phone 6921 4895. Fax 692 I 4908. A.H. 6921 3828 al Ariah Park where the Brown Bombers will host The Blues will be confident of performing well Jason Bryce (Ariah Park-M) ...... 19 • Ttmher & Aitlminwm Frami11g • Prints 011 Mock mo1m1S the improving Rivcoll Bushpigs. It looked as but The Gullie will come out on top. Geoff Walker (Ariah Park-M) ...... 18 • Art supplies • Tapestries a specialty though APM struggled a little last week at Coota Some great games in the Tooheys New Farrer Michael Walker (Marrar) ...... 18 and they will not be able to give the Bushpigs League so wrap yourself up and get to a ground the same latitude and get away with it. Rivcoll near you. • PERFORMANCE • QUALITY • SERVICE From Local Industry Wagga Commercial Club 2000 Series Pick-up Fronts GuRwooo srREET 11 The Friendly Club 11 Countrywide Offers you the BEST BISTRO IN TOWN! Farm Services Also . . . • Darts Monday night • Snooker (Thursday night comp) Pty Ltd • Great Raffles, Friday, Sunday and Wednesday nights from 6.30 pm 18 Cheshire Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Out-of-town players and supporters most welcome! Phone 02 6925 1106 FURTHER ENQUI RIES PHONE (02) 6921 3012 Information for Members and their Guests ~.,,.,,Al.wl:. FoocbalAaoc:. lnc. • '"FOOTY AECrn::10 ·- 2003 Mu"""°"'i"Valley __._lne G "FOOTYRECORD" - 2003 THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK SENIORS Not a bad day out last Saturday with 4 wins What a week off can do to put a spring back in against Marrar. The Reserves played great football SENIORS 1. Col O'loughlin 28. Luke Lowes your step! A successful first round was completed for 3 quarters but unfortunately were overrun in the 1. Jason Brown 27. Ben Kendall by both grades, notably the Magoos who sit aloft the 2. Kane Johnstone 29. David Goesch last quarter. The young Magpie side are on a 2. Stephen Woods 29. Graeme Bembrick top of the ladder unopposed. There was a bit of 3. Damian Ponting 30. Dermott McCormack learning curve. which means playing 4 quarters to 3, Matthew Carroll controversy in the win with Skills calling for a head 4. Robert McCormack 31. Brett Walker beat good sides. The positive to come out of the 30. Stephen Thompson CO\Xlt and Marrar having one too many on the ground. 5. Daniel Reid 32. Stuart Blackwell game is that they can push topside and are 4. Craig Taylor 31. Bryan Ball Unlucky for the Marrar players, but our Magoos still 6. Andrew Derrick 33. Shayne Nichols improving. Shane "Consistent" Holden has led the 5. Marc Bauer 32. Dean Cooper would have won if Marrar had retained there points. 7. Chris Block 34. Steven Pike way all year, another big game won him the Porky 6. Shanon Dohl 33. Mark Adams & Verde Mug. The experienced Andrew Chaplin Skills capped off a fine day by winning the Mug, well 8. Damien Noll 35. Brian Turner 7. Justin Driscoll 34. Josh Gerhard delivered the goods again to pick up the Simply supported by his "Bigger" brother Matthew. Robbie 9. Keiran Buckley 36. Mark Walker 8. Brendon Sergent 35. Wade Murphy Mac gave good service all day, earning some cash White Haircut. Tom Bauer reminded the selectors 10. Michael Miller 37. Brent Carridi with his terrific effort and grabbed the Ag n Vet 9. Mark O'Leary 36. Andrew Chaplin that will no doubt have been well spent on the Apple 11. Matthew Lowes 38. Brett Ogston Socks. The Ladies $10 award went to Wade Nowell 10. Mathew Sleeth 37. Mark Adams Isle. Michael "Angry as Griebbles" Gilchrist capped 12. Matthew.Mahon 39. Dean Krause and Scott Mclachlan. 11 . Ashleigh Dikkenberg 38. Tim Driscoll another standout performance, his sultry runs and 13. Michael Oliver 40. Craig Kahlefeldt The Seniors were keen to redeem for their first 12. Graham Fellows 39. Dean Merrigan vigorous ball winning ability showcased yet again. 14. Ross Jefferies 41 . Grant Reid round loss at home but more importantly collect the Today is a big occasion for another reason as most 13. Luke Adams 40. John McLean 15. Michael Gilchrist 42. Julian Drummore 4 points and continue to improve as they run into will be aware Michael Gilchrist will play his 300th 14. Stewart Cook 41 . Jason Swift 44. Gavin Fairman some stiff competition this week. Marrar were on game today against The Rock. "Clinger" has been a 16. Ian Oliver the ball in the first quarter last week but after O time 15. Tim Pankhurst 42. John West 17. Wade Fulham 45. Ian Dahlenburg great servant of the club and is enjoying a new lease the Magpies slowly worked their way back into the 16. Brent Poole 43. Nat DeJong 18. Matthew Derrick 46. Jason Grimmer of life and some of his best footy of late, due in no match to control the outcome to record a 17. Robert Schnoegl 44. David Bun 19. Michael McPherson 48. Graham Heinjus small part to his settled family life. There is no doubt comfortable win. Stephen Thompson was back to 18. Matt Collins 20. Chris Cassidy 52. Steven Barrett his brilliant best using his speed and penetrating 46. Joshua Veliscek in my mind that "Papa" can play on for many years to 19. Aaron DeJong 47. Shaun Churchill come and even break through to 400. Cheers Mick. 21 . Steven Drum 54. Daniel Kite kicks to enjoy a few beers from the Rock Butchery Mug. Ash Dikkenberg will enjoy the Home Hotel 20. Ryan Knight 48. Robert King Ternora Trailer and Truck Sales Vote: 5 Scott Lowes 22. Scott Lowes 56. Alan McPherson Dinner after another superb defensive game. Shane 4 Mick Gilchrist 3 Robert McCormack 2 Matt Lowes 23. Scott Sinclair 57. Brian Mitchell 21 . Greg Diesen 49. Wade Newell Brown will be wearing an Ag N Vet Hat after a tough The Ones was highlighted by a titanic struggle in 24. Patrick Robinson 58. Johna Breust 22. Brad Merrills 51 . Brett Thomas and gutsy game. Welcome back Willy, Matt Collins 23. Shaun Henderson the ruck between Tom Gorham and our very own 25. Scott Blackwell 59. Jason Nichols made an instant impact in his first game for the year 53. Shane Holden Craig Polson. They were evenly matched all day, both 26. Ben Kotzur 60. Ken McPherson to pick up the Simply White Haircut. 24. Shane Brown 55. RickGoward pushing each other to every contest around the 27. Ross Deveraux 63. Craig Polsen The Netballers were very happy to be back on 25. Scott Mcl achlan 56. Tom Bauer ground and providing their respective rovers with an 64. Anthony Dixon court with 3 games of netball played. The C grade 26. Barry Kohlhagen 57. Col McKay equal share of the ball. Polly went all day without a netballers' won easily 46 - 10 with the Mug going rest and deservedly won the Mug, and will have a to Hannah Adams. The Coke award to Kate Chaffey. another big assignment against Mark O'Leary today. The B grade had a comfortable win 46-23. The Mug Drummy bounced back to his consistent best, even wont to Denise Stafford, Coke award to Lisa Carroll. venturing down to the "other" end of the ground to TERMINUS HOTEL The A grade also won comfortably 36-20. The Mug HOME HOTEL snag a late one. Panda is in some of the best form of Bar, Acco:nmodation & Beer Garden, went to Jane Gerhardy, Coke award to Nat Adams. his career down back, his penetrating kicks out of Bist ro open 7 days for lunch & dinner. Two injuries to come out of the football matches and we would like to thank the Marrar Trainers for fullback worried Marrar all day. Rossy J came up from Bottl e Shop 10am t ill late. Car park. their assistance and concern. 142 Fitzmaurice St, Wagga. Ph 6921 3117 the twos and played a no frills but effective game in PROUD SPONSORS OF THE ROOS! The major upcoming social event, The Prou d sponsors of the Mighty Magpies the back pocket, as did everyone who was in the Sportsman Night will be held at the Kings Own Hotel back six at some stage during the game. It was a on July 12"' with Special Guest Speaker, Dennis ,------good solid effort from all around the ground, and the ARK HUGHES Carroll. Cost $30 per head, Students $20 which THE ROCK MEMORIAL perfect way to finish the first half of the season off. includes Dinner. Tickets on sale now, see Boot. Temora Trailer and Truck Sales Vote: 5 Craig ENSWEAR & Any outstanding memberships must be finalised ~~e~ Polson 4 Steve Drum 3 Andrew Derrick 2 Ross USIC by July 12'", please see Boot for payment. Dining Room facilities available. Jefferies • For all your menswear needs Last Saturdays Senior game finished in the dark. AFL matches live Fri, Sat & Sun which was a relief for Rex and let's, hope the A grade Don't forget the "Blue and White Ball" will be held • CD's, tapes, instruments & accessories lnfor for members and guests. tonight at the Bowling club, $15 each for a ticket, • Artwor1< in general • specialising in caricatures netballers shower before they go to the Pub. I everyone should have their frocks by now but if you (CQ/lt on page 12} L MAJOR SPONSORS OF THE MIGHTY PIES I haven't, you had better get something because it is Rampaging Rock-Yerong Creek Magpies to Nixon going to be a ripper of a night, if the previous Balls w.,~ Major sponsor Park in a top of the table clash in the Ones. The Pies are any Indication. On another note, everyone should ~~'a ~j of the MAGPIES be aware that the the club caters out at the Golf Club have been in red hot form of late. and with prove to every Friday night and any help is appreciated, so be a huge task for the boys today. Good luck to both WELDING & HYDRAULICS HILLS TRANSPORT get along and support the club. grades, remember where and who you are playing 11 Say Street, Wagga Wagga But, as some say "June champions, September for today, and lets get out there and ' crack some 9 Wentworth St, Wagga Wagga. Ph (02) 6921 8000 skulls". Cheers Phone 6921 3053 Foots" and both grades will be aware that the job is - r---.--, "We go everywhere except home" not even half done. Today we welcome the HOOROO PROUD SPONSORS OF C Murr~Valley Aus! FootbaN A.ssoc Inc • aFOOTV RECORD· - 2003 MARRAR llftlllll~llS NORTHWAGGA Last weekend we welcomed the gullie to Norlh Wagga for some One up, one down in the footy. The firsts SENIORS fooly and netball and came away wlh 2 wins out of 3. SENIORS were right in the hunt for 3 and n quarters but Andrew Cattell 1. Michael Byrne 29. In first grade lhe boys were never really in lhe game from lhe 1. Kevin Carey 29. Wade Pleming unfortunately that doesn't get us the 4 points. 2 Paul Kew 30. Daniel Burkins~aw opening siren.Sul were out manned by a flashy demons side.Lets 2. Scotl Bourne 30. Paul Golds Paul "Juicy" a played his ears off to drink from 31. Tim Hilton hope lhe days will soon return ot the old Gullie and Saints light 3. Brendon Harrington 3. Paul Noack 31. Sam Carey the pewter. Frank "The Rock" Corbett kept up lussles where we were always the underdog but we could mrx it 4. Dan Edwards 32. Gavin Hulm 4. Michael Hoogvell 32. Damien Graham his good form turning defence into attack more 33. Paul Jenkins with the brg boys. 5. Andrew Roberts 5. Justin Gregory 33. Glenn Darcy times than Bruce Willis in a die hard flick and 6. Aaron Hallcroft 34. Brad McGarry The mug last week went to a fella who wears hrs his red.black and while heart on his sleeve. he's only been at the saints for a 6. Shane Tracey 34. won the $60 for his effort. Darren "Cat Weasel" 7 Paul Hallcroft 35. Shane Boettcher couple of years but always goes onto the track with full emotion and 7. Mick Fabre 35. Shaun Tipping O'Donnell was in the thick of it all day to take 36. Paul Price 8. Leigh Bourne a positive attitude.Others should strive to take a leaf out of his 8. Chris Irvine 36. Craig Pickering Chris Turner home $40 & Dusty "Springfield" Bradshaw 9 Paul Irvine 37. book.The $75 went to Ondie,Slevie Barnes was generous enough 9. Jamie Pitt 37. Dean Parry 38, relished his forward move to collect the $20. 10 Clint Taylor Glen Jones to donate his SSO back over the bar and Sammy Shrppard gets a 10. Paul Piercy 38. Brian Atwell The twos after a hard fought encounter 11 . Tom Gorham 39. Richard Nollie free feed c/o La Porchetta.Gavin Hofer! proved to everyone last 11. Steven Barnes 39. Mitchell Cotterill snuck to the lead mid way through the last 12. Gavin Greatz 40. Frankie Corbett weekend lhat age shall nol weary hm and is slill playing footy like a 12. Alex Heidenreich 40. Sam Shippard 42. Russell Menzies quarter just getting home by 8 points. Dom 13. Damien Smith t 9 year old, he carved up the turt last week and got a meal voucher 13. Jake Stock1on 41 . Matt Howarth 43. Isaac Hill at the Palm.Jed Stockton backed up from reserve grade into firsts "Jaquesy"' Norman rucked all day and drank 14, Ben Nimmo 14. Shanon Moore 42. G. Woolstencroft 44. David Hulm and that sort of commttment shouldnl go unoticed he not only backed all night from the mug. Mark "Crusher'' Neyland 15. Mark Murphy 15. Mitchell Glasgow 43. Michael Barnes 45. Matthew Pattison up but he won awards ,n both grades.picking up the Farmers Home tackled anything that moved and will dine at 16. Dustin Bradshaw 16. David Barnes 44. Steve Hadfield 17. Michael Walker 47. Paul Hindmarsh feed and the $25 In the magoos. Magoos for his effort, whilst Chris "Tina"Turner In lhe Reserves they are still out there battling each and every 17. Andrew Craig 45. Jeremy Duncan 18. Brendan Hamson 48. Craig Tenison sparkled on his wing and will share the 10 week came from behind to take away the 4 poinls in what was the 18. Barry Mulligan 46. Mick Maloney 19, Mick Smith 49. Murray Higman middies with his father Robbie. closest game we've seen all year.Bottles had a pearler to win the K 19. Shane Whyte 47. Brett McDonald 50. Brendon Pattison 20. Paul Flanigan & J Cross Trophies Mug.Mick 'wheres home?'Davidson won the 20. Jay Barby 48. Sean Lee The Netballers performed bravely but 21. Johan Sullivan 51. Stephen Pellow S50,Brownie the Meal c/o The palm.Darren Barnett La 21. Ben Carey 49. Luke Randal couldn't get across the line in any grade. C 22 Damien McKclvic 52. Glen Bevan Porchetta,Andrew Fleming Farmers Home award and Ryno gets a 22. Simon Fields 50. grade mug winner Amy " The Cook" Hulm 23. Matthew Byrne 53. Peter Willis climb clo Vertical Reality. 23. Gavin Hofert 51. Darryl Price played a great game. The B grade mug went 24 Gav Jeffries 54. Luke Jeffries To the netball we had our 2nd win in two years.Thescore finished 24. PaulWiscombe 52. Nigel Cockburn to Liz Hann and Bee "9" Irons played her best 25. Craig McCormack 55. Nathan Earl at 56·48 but we came away with lhe points due to default of them 25. Neale Francis 53. game of the year to take out the A grade 26 Simon Crouch 56. Ken Mooney pfay11g an illegal player.II was a great hard fought clash and the 26. Mick Davidson 54. Shane Riggs best I've seen the gins play all year, I was very proud.Camilla Hodges silverware. A reminder to the netballers could 27. Bernie O'Rouke 57. Brendan Cattell 27. Joel Mellen 55. Trent Jones you please get your chocolates sold and return 28. Dominic Norman 58. Colin Stibbard apart from screaming at the ball when it's passed to her had a great gam~ and trnrshed tr.e day off Winning the mug.HeIdI Coekburn again 28. Andrew Fleming 56. Sam Carey the money to Karyn by 12'" of July. had her eye in and was popping !hem in the ring from all angles ot Finally what a great night the auction turned the court she took home the KFC award out to be I'm sure that everyone enjoyed M.C. CROKER Congratulations Girls it's great to see it's flrally all coming ~\\UN\B\OGEE AGENc 45 Gurwood St, Wagga. Ph 69 211631 himself or herself and Rocky is still grinning together for us. • Trophies & Engraving ~J' This week we head to Old Lang'.ry oval.Marra, are a bit hot and ~~ from his purchase. To all the people who Greg Carroll Wagga 69 211631 • First Aid Supplies donated goods, the people who donated their David Downes Wagga 69 21 1631 cold in form at lhe moment so leis see 1f we can make 11 a cold day time and services thank you sooo much. To John Carroll Marrar 69 274373 out for the Bombers and Bomberetttes. • Toner and Ink supplies Good luck all grades and Netballers.Go lhe red.white and everyone who helped out with organisation Peler Hassall Coota 69 422633 29 Wall Street, North Wagga black.GO THE MIGHTY SAINTS ...... till next wee~.p.s Boys hand Ph 6921 3674. Mobile 0407 897 857. Fax 6925 8862 before, uring and especially after a huge thank in your profiles ASAf' to Webby it's not that hard. you from Jenko and Walks for making the night THE SAINTETTE..... a success. IIIIUIIIVIUA This week we welcome Pig , his Saints & PLAYER PROFILE Jalm & fawn Saintettes to Langtry oval where Im sure surne NAME: Ben Carey MOT OR INN & T AVERN AKA Skinny great games of Footy and Netball will be on Authomed Rtpresematives • Bistro • Pub TAB• Swimming Pool • BBQ D.O.B 29.1 0.86 display, so give it your best shot and we will 94-96 MORGAN STREET. WAGGA WAGGA Phone 6921 9470. 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IJl~S A mixed bag of result~ again at the weekend with SENIORS Marvellous what you can do with a full side one win and one loss out at McPherson Oval, North and a bit of endeavour. Although we didn't SENIORS Wagga. Brent Byrnes 26 Ben Byrne quite have a full side there was plenty of t. Paul Reghenzani 26. Jason Wadley endeavour and a last quarter without a couple The reserves game was played an arm wrestle all 2 Scott Hugler 27. James Quamby 27 Adam Somerville of players and some fitness told in the end. 2. Josh Douglas day as both side~ struggled to finish the game off. Every Brett Somerville 3 28 Troy Gunning Still, a quality effort and something to build 3. Greg Derrick 28. Stuart Smart time it looked like one side was gone. the other would 4 Tim Glanville 29 Phil Carroll on. 4. Andrew Pratt 29. Todd Bryant get a roll on. Unfortunately, North Wagga had the 5 Angus Maclennan 30 Malhew Cace In a tough and hard game plenty stood out. 5. Jamie Pursehouse 30. Chad Cullen ascendency in the final quarter and was able to win the 6 Brad Aiken ac 31 Malt Asgill Brent Multhorpe was terrific as was Ben 6. Steven Roberts 31. Matt Finnagen game by three goals. Hoffy played like a human train to Jacques. Jade Jones was his usual productive 7 Scott Macklan 32 Darren Wild 34. Ben Donoughe take out the mug, Jimmy continued to excel in the guts. self, while the workers, Ben Donohue, Farmer 7. Brent Milthorpe 8 Doug Bruckner chipping in with a few goals as well and Stevie Bruckner 33 Brett Granger Co~gan and Poppy were terrific. 8. Damien Sutton CC 35. Al Davey put in a typical Bruck-like performance to win the other 9 Chris Grant 34 Damien Gunby oday we have a long drive to the Gullie 9. 36. Scott Pratt award. 10 Ken Robertson 35 Peter Buckley and the drive naturally turns a few off but the 10. Casey Sheather 37. Jeremy Buttress The first grade made it back into the winner's circle 11 Shane Macauley 36 Chris Gow hardy souls will do their best against the 1 t. Peter Lott 38. John Walton Demons and we don't ask for anything more. with a much improved ettort against the Saints. Tek musf 12 Dane Somerville 37 Peter Lee 12. Chris Manwarring 39. The Des Guthrie's Menswear raffle will be be wondering whether watching the g rls go at It before 13 Daniel McClure 38 Derrick Kennedy 13. Jade Jones 40. Paul Harris the game had anything to do wilh the performance, but drawn next week so make sure the tickets are 14 Stephen Carroll cc 39 Josh Taylor (16s) sold and returned ASAP. 14. Todd Basham 42. Chris Potter I am sure he was pleased with 200 point victory. Big 15 Simon Dennis 40 Bryson Lashbrook GO THE BLUES. 15. Jamie Doyle 43. Steven Delahunty Gus made a welcome return from inIury with 7 goals 16 Luke Spackman while Muff, Trento and Boon were all solid after spells 41 Russell Sproule 16. Ben Jacques 46. Jarrod Flinn 17 Gareth Shaw on the sideline. More importantly there were no major 42 Stuart Robbins 17. Ian Coggan 47. Daniel Pullen injuries from the game and still a few guys to come 18 Aaron Martin 43 James Burgess 18. Scott Roberts 48. Jeremy Roberts back. Bacon won the mug after kicking a lazy six and 19 Matt McClure 44 Joe Jackson 267 Parker St N 19. David Harris 49. Bill Nagle getting plenty of the ball in the middle and the cash 20 Graham Vickers 45 Daniel Fellows (16s) Cootamundra 20. Trent Rudd 50. Lonnie Hawkins awards went to Boxy, Brelty, Lashy and Gowy. 21 Adam Carey ac 46 Josh Meiselbach (16s) Ph 6942 1177 L6 \0 61ues 21. Peter Morath 52. Scott Reid cootO This week we host Cootamundra, a side which has 22 Dane Fuller 48 Rod Foster A 22. Brendan Smith 54. Aaron Wilson •oftl\e improved since we met them last round. The twos will 23 Nathan Fuller 49 Rob Elworthy 11e 23. Mick Ploenges 56. Robert Black also be looking for a better performance after the 1 •j\Ol1'e • Function facilities 24 Peter Buckley 52. Stephen Lloyd sot 81 • Full TAB facilities 24. Scott Kenyon 58. Craig McTavish struggle at Coota last time. 0 11 25 Trent Somerville SP • Budget en-suite accommodation Just a reminder about our function next week after 25. Craig Sinden the Rivcoll game. Bring as many people as possible to the Wagga Cily Golf Club for the inaugural Gullie Cup Pioneer Mice Races. Mice will be auctioned o'f at the start and DARBY'S PES'f CON'f ROL Gerni PREssuRE then betting will take place in four heats and then the O WASHERS g Water Tanks final so it shou'd be a great night. And if you think regular TERMITE, SPIDER and DOMESTICPEST CONTROL jockeys are small you should see the guys we've got to Sales, Service: Peter Harrington PETER HARRINGTON · Wagga Agent Darby Munro• 0417 665 063 ~ ride next week. Lot 1, Tasman Rd, Wagga 58 Maple Road, Wagga Wagga GO THE DEMONS Phil Gannon - 0418 695 007 Phone 6926 2552. Fax 6926 4376 6 Allambie Way, Wagga Wagga Phone (02) 6926 2552 Mobile 0412 752 471 PLAYER PROFILE NAME: Angus Maclennan NICKNAME: Gus, Normal Nationally known . HYDRAULIC SPECIALIST!! POSITION: Ruck CROSSROADS • SALES: new and reconditioned Hoist Kits AFL TEAM: Collingwood AFL PLAYER: Matthew Primus HOTEL OTEL NIXONS • PARTS: All Hoists and PTO Pumps FAVOURITE FOOD: Mum's Roast Lamb • REPAIR: Service on all brands of Hoists FAVOURITE DRINK: Carlton Draught Functions & Counter Meals Hammond Avenue, Wagga Wagga FAVOURI TE TV: Live AFL, when it is on!!! Home of the DEMONS. Ph 69200166 WAGGA Phone (02) 6921 6011 FAVOURITE MOVIE: Mad Max II , Bad Boy Bubby Victor Sports are preferred suppliers of all SPORTS 1)~1~',i~ Victor MEDICINE PRODUCTS to clubs in the Riverina and • CDs • DVDs • TAPES • VIDEOS • STEREOS Farrer League. Contact KEVIN CROSS, your local rep, for all your requirements. 78 Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga- Ph 6921 4862 Sports Fax 6921 4921. A.H. 6921 264S. Email: ' [email protected] Phone 6921 3674 or 0407 897 857 or Fax 6925 8862 '-'u• IJfft>j()(J'ltVatiey AIJsl Foo!ba,n Auoc Inc • FOOTY RECORD' - 2003 ~am,,,todgee V.,,,,""' -Assoc Ir< • "FOOTY RECORD' - 2003 ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL llf)tllll~llS I RIVCOLL (C.S.U.) IIIJSIII lf•S Coo1amundra Is a good lesson !hat hie has challenges SENIORS In what was a big match for the Seniors, they SENIORS came out and proved that we can win against around each and every corner. Thal challenge 1. Luke Gooden 31 . Jamie Buerckner sometimes hes wIlh in & can be hard to figure out. quality sides and win convincingly. After a close 1 James Millikan 32 Randy Munzel Ted snuck some yippee beans amongst the boys· 2. Alan Bell 32. Shaun Stanislaus firs! quarter !he boys stepped up a gear and 2 Phil Willis 33 Shane Murray jellybeans last week to get things going. Seemed to work. 4. Cameron Furphy 33. Joshua Davey played some great football to win by 49 points. 3 Tony Weisback 34 Luke Milgate Nathan McDonald was instrumental in setting up The boys got home 232 to 12. Fabian Tass had a blinder 4 Ryan Gleeson 35 A lex Trescowthick for the Bowling Club award B1llycan bagged 14 and 5. Terry Walker 34. Brad O'Reilly play all around the ground to win the mug, and 5 Jamie Ross 36 Ian Pursehouse the S20. Ben Fairman got the towel, Nath Chalmers 6. Ben Prentice 35. Sieve Barrett was well supported by Jordan Simpson across earned the cap award. Mickey Heath had another top half-back, who won the Red Lion dinner for two, 6 Nathan McDonald 37 T im Hilton 7. Jason Bryce 36. Scott McCormack game & Norm Walker snuck I t maiors through the sticks. and James Millikan in the midfield. Paul McKelvie 7 Mall Ed wards 38 Ben Creighton Welcome to Adam Dolan who played his first game for 8. Geoff Walker 37. Phillip Davey and Simon Murray finished beautifully in front of 8 Simon M urray 39 goals kicking 5 and 7 goals respectively, while the club and snapped a goal as well. 9. Paul Buerckner 39. Darryl Harper 9 Anthony Carroll 40 Matt Driscoll Alex Beckton picked the Coach's $20 award for The Firsts lack confidence all around the field. The 10 Chris Jones 4 1 Sean Ellis hard ball was not eagerly sort and t was only a last 10. Glen Bell 40. Ben Fairman his great work in the backline, stopping many 11 Alex Beckton 42 Steve Keene quarter realization !hat !here was wor~ to be done & the 12. Michael Heath 4 1, Tim O'Shea opposition attacks. crowd in bay t 3, that got !he boys out of !rouble. Some Reserves started well in the first quarter and 12 David Webster 43 Scot! Farrell 1rteresting umpiring decisions made for an eventful day 13. Ben Cassidy 42. Shaun Colwill never looked back, running out winners by 174 13 Matt Morris 44 Md at the end 38 points was all that was in it. Joel 14. Patrick Gaynor 43. Luke Fairman points. Scott Angel rucked well all day, giving our 14 Jordan Simpson 46 Matt McConnell Fairman worked hard, led well. snagged 7 top goals and midfielders first use of the ball. and won the mug. 15. 44. Daniel Chalmers 15 Angus Ingram 47 Steve Hamdorf Luke Restall, Matt McConnell and Tim Hilton took home the Bowling Cub award. Jason Turner never 17 James Walsh 48 Mick Barnes stopped running all day & received S30. The K.C Mug 16. Rob Harper 45. Michael O'Brien dominated the midfield while Scott Brown and 18 Scott Brown 49 Glenn Harper went to Furph for a top game and 3 handy goals. Trudy's 17. Allan Edis 46. Nalhan Chalmers Chris Pyle finished their good work off in front of Massage went to Rob Harper. Rob showed plenty ot goal kicking 4 and 5 goals respectively. 19 Josh Andrews 50 Dave McAuliffe toe and !hen got tackled around it, you were caught 18. Paul Doyle 47. Grant Ryan The Bushsows started the day well with B 20 Neil Sporton 5 1 Joe Radway HarperO no doubt aboul II. The towel to Bernie for telling 19. Joel Fairman 48. Scott Doyle grade winning well 38 to 21, with Roslyn 21 Aaron Weathers 52 Craig Lewis it the way it was. O'Connell playing a great game to win the mug. 20. Gerard O'Brien 49 22 Pete Johnson 53 Tom Cutting The C grade Netballers Iust went down 24-21 in a A grade showed some good signs early on but 23 Lockie Rowling 54 Steve Kirby nail biter. Lauren Shelton took home the towel and 21. Dallas McKelvie 50. Rob Edis went down in the end 44 lo 31 . Bree Forrester was the stand out player; winning the mug. 24 Scott Angel 55 Luke Restall Georgie Bolan got the cash. 22. Todd Arentz 51. Julian O'Shea The B grade completed a milestone on Saturday Don't forget if you would like the opportunity 25 John Wallace 56 James C leeland beating the only team to tame them in the first round. 23. Fabian Tass 52. Chris Bell to sit in a corporate box watching Nathan Buckley 26 Ryan Arentz 57 Lee Mclaughlan Bianca Harper got the cap award and Sally Cassidy the 24. Ses Frank 53. Damien Price take on Andrew McLeod at Telstra Dome, then 27 Mark Edis 58 Brendon Hickman make sure you buy a ticket in our major rattle S5. 28 Paul McKelvie 60 Josh Litchfield Amy Hadd·1II and Rachel Bennett received the awards 26. Clint Bruce 54. Tony Johnston this year. First prize is a fully catered corporate 29 Chris Pyle 61 M ick Carroll in the A grade for good games, but the girls went down 27. 55. Ph1ll1p Moroney box for 12 people on August 15th to Collingwood 27-50. Vs Adelaide. Second prize is a case of premium 30 John Kaye 69 Simon Lyons 28. Chris Scott 56, Aidrew Maning The bay 17 booze bus had a merry recruiting drive Wolf Blass Wine. Tickets are $100 and there is 31 Tim Goonan 80 Michael Irons on the way back lo Wagga. lllabo was the first stop but 29. Chuck Norris 57. Tim Bourke only 100 tickets to be sold, so if you are interested no luck there - a refill of the carton a~d on to Junee. At please call Phil Willis on 0439 445037 or Michael 30. Jason Turner 58. Terry Edis Junee some eager negotiation resulted 111 a f Jrther Irons 0428 598643. Ticket sales are hotting up carton being purchased and !he lads headed towards 59. Trent Haddrill so get in early so you don't miss out!! JUPITER MOTORS \1/agga. Mr Bus Driver, Julz O'Sl1ea is now recovering This week we are on the bus and travelling in Wagga Base from exposure lo alcoholic fumes and out to Ariah Park to take on the Brown Bombers. E3 mazt>aa,suBARU Car lovers has now banned the bus from washout within Seniors will be looking to continue their good form A LL - W H EE L D RIVE its premises. and gain redemption for the draw played out last $ ~ ® 20 Edward Street This week we face Rivcoll who will be keen to test us JOGA SPORTSWEAR time tile two sides met. Reserves were out. we must be keener. In front of our sponsors we must disappointing last time the two sides played bul Ph 6921 6555 Wagga W agga perform this week. • Spray Jackets • Touch Football with the addilion of some very experienced Aller the game we have our sponsors night at the • Softba ll • Soccer · Promotional Wear players and the whole team playing well. they bladder. Lockie tells us who the hell Deborah is. Bowling Club Lets gel back there and have a yam or will be looking to reverse the result this time JK pulls on the boots and plays a game, Webby two with the Clubs many sponsors. Starts at 7pm and · Tracksuits · Basketball • Netball round. admits he ate all the banana cake. we win In both includes a meal and guest speaker. 150 Fitzmaurice St, Wagga. 6921 4880 So until.... Mint straightens his head, Cobby grades and !he bus trip home...... All welcome. gets a haircut, George learns to control his CTFP • The Rock of Gibraltar HEAD OFFICE 101 Byrnes Road Bomen, NSW 2650 • Bistro open 7 days for lunch and dinner I 94 EDWARD STREET, WAGGA WAGGA LYONS (02) 6921 8422 • Air conditioned bars, icy cold beer Tel: Pub - 6921 3305; Bistro - 6921 2057 WOOL • Nightclub • great music an d light show WAGGA WAGGA ARIAH PARK GRIFFITH HENTY TEMORA WELLINGTON WEST WYALONG • Beer Garden with live entertainment Proud sponsors of the Rivcoll Bushpigs """'~ValoyA"'LFoo Round 1, 51t1 April 111 Round 9, 14 June Round 15, 26'" July Marrar(l 12) v TRYC(76) Temora(86) v Marrar(33) Home Visiting eoI:,ngullie( 181 l v Nlh Wagga(54) TRYC( 158) v Colhngullie•A·K(SO) Temora v Ardlethan Team ...... V Team ...... 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