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LOGAN & HITCHENS PTY. LTD. AT WORK ... AT PLAY . GANMAIN AND COOLAMON Wholesale Grain and Chaff Merchants )R ON THE WAY- DEALERS FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS, TRACTORS, THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A COKE! TRUCKS, TILLAGE HARVESTING AND HAY BALING EQUIPMENT Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by PHONES: ?UVERINA BOTTLERS PTY. LTD., WAGGA "Coca,(;ola'' and "Coke" are registered trade marks of GANMAIN 42 COOLAMON 24 The Coca-Cola Company. FIELD UMPIRES 1st xvm 2nd xvm CLARK 1. Ireland . 1. Nobes CONSTRUCTIONS 2. Pilgrim 2. Campbell 3. · McDougall 3. Thompson 4. Grove 4. Cannard MASTER BUILDERS S. H. Rowe S. Corcoran PLANT HIRE SERVICE NOTE: Host Club Secretaries, please indicate the JJmpire officiating at your game .by placing the numeral appear­ ing opposite 'his name at the top left­ Concrete Formwork hanC:• corner of the score board. ' . PHONE :. W AGGA 8577 PRINTED AT OXFORD PRINTERY, 32 JOHNSTON GRIFFITH 1448 STREET, WAGGA WAGGA, N.S.W., ~OR THE PROPRIETORS VICTORIAN • PUBLISHING · COMPANY WHEN YOU THINK ) F E. A. S. RICHTER MILNE & GALLAGHER u AND SONS 17 Berry Street, Wagga R DOBNEY A VE., W AGGA N Roof Tile Supplier and I RIVERINA & INTERSTATE Fixers T TRANSPORT SERVICE Agents for: u R For cartage of building material, Wunderlich Terra Cotta Wool, Produce and all types of E general loaing Tiles ; Various Cement Tiles. THINK NESBITTS WAGGA YOU CALL- WE'LL HAUL (Locally Owned) PHONES: 8630 - 3081 Phone: 4549 Vol. 1. SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 19~1. No•. ~~ L E GRIFFITH TIMBERS PTY. LTD. E X SAWMILLERS AND JOINERS -BONEGILLA ROAD, GRIFFITH A E Cyprus Pine, Hardwood, Fibro and All Building Requirements G C PHONE 179. After Hours, 1335 (J, TAYLOR) u u E T KNOW YOUR FOOTBALL except as provided for in clause (g) of this Law. The field umpire shall I LAWS OF THE GAME be the sole judge of the first sound of V • Condooed from last issue. the bell. Note: If the ball was touched in E (c) No free kick shall be given if the giving of such free kick will pen­ transit the umpire must be satisfied Pa••• s.c:. T11•A ■ , that the score was not assisted by any J. A, QUINN F. H. BRATTON H. W. McKINNON alise the side offended against. (d) No free kick shall be given other player, but, if the ball touches EDITORIAL against a player who, in legitimately any player below th eknee it becomes going for a mark, interferes with an dead and no score shall be recorded. Using the language of our racing confreres, "approaching the tum, the opronent from behind. (i) When a defending player from a field is beginning to bunch up!" free kick or mark is permitted to take Mter last weekend's round of matches we find Griffith still leading, but (e) A player awarded a free kick has kick from outside the goal or be­ only by a whisker from Ariab Park-Mll'l'ool, with five 01hers still looking fOI' must go back to the spot where the hind line, he must kick, handball or the inside run and Leeton only a length away and starting to make a forward breach occurred before being allowed take the ball into play in the direction move. to kick or play the ball. If such of his mark or free kick. In such These may be racing terms, but they were never more applicable than player kicks or plays the ball without cases, the player on the mark shall not they are the South West competition as it stands at the moment. Last year comJ?lying with this Law the field be permitted to come within five (5) we were on tenterhooks right up until the last "home and home" to know who dlllp1re shall stop play and enforce ya1d~ of the goal or behind line. would make the final four out of a possible six but, at l'his stage, there are no compliance. (j) When a player has been awarded less than eight clubs battling for final positions. (0 If the field umpire has blown his a mark or a free kick and an opponent This week all clubs will be without star players who have been picked to whistle for a free kick he may cancel unduly holds or deprives him of, or represent the League again.st the strong Ovens and Murray side. There is no such free kick by calling "Play on" refuses horn possession of the ball, or doubt that clubs will miss these players, but the honour of the League is at if the side offended against will be deliberately encroaches over the stake. Ovem and Murray have long been considered the strongest combination penalised by enforcing the free kick. mark, or refuses to come back to the in the Victorian Country Football League, and experts say that the winner (g) When a goal is kicked by a spot where the mark or free kick was at Narrandera on Saturday will be the eventual outright winner next year. player, and while the ball is being awarded, or in any way deliberately What a feather in our cap if we can do it. kicked or is in transit a breach of the delays the play, the spot where the COUNTRY CHAMPIONS , • • and not altogether a pipe dream. Laws is made by an opponent, the field umpire shall give the "All clear" signal mark or free kick was awarded shall LEAGTTF. AWA Rn~ ANTI 1Cl~0 WINNERS and the goal shall be counted; but in be advanced not more than 15 yards the event of a behind being scored the nearer the goal which the player of player shall be given the option of the ,team entitled to the kick is attack­ another kick. If a breach of the Laws ing. is made by a player of the attacking The provisions of this Clause shall side the field umpire shall not signal apply where a player is taking a kick "All clear", but must award a free after the first sound of the bell (vlde kick. Law 18 (b) ). (h) At the first sound of the bell ft ) the ball shall be dead, but a player who has, before the first sound of the W. K. SIMPSON bell, taken a mark or been given a CHEMIST, GRIFFITH free kick shall be allowed to kick or Agents for: handball the ball. A goal or a behind Kidd! Croft Toys, Hospital and obtained therefrom, or from a ball Medical Fund which is in transit before the first Washington & Soul Products. MR. w. J, GAMMAGO K. MUIIPNY M11. s. G. LANHAM J, PUR ■ KHOU ■ K sound of the bell, shall be counted, Lo:Aauo: a. 111 F. WINNER 2ND XVIII B. & F. WINNER EAT AND DRINK TO YOUR DELIGHT AT FRED THOMPSON'S C. R. AND P. I. HOWE LONDON HOTEL - ARDLETHAN Reliable Livestock Transporters and General Carriers. WHERE ALL SPORTSMEN MEET NARRANDERA. PHONE 386. PHONE 34. PETER BISHOP IV ER AC H'S Will todays match be an excitin& ROY AL HOTEL - ARIAH PARK · finish? will be pleased to welcome all "Rules" enthusiasts with a cool, COOLAMON A SURE WINNER ANY satisfying Tooths Ale. DAY- PHONE 68. Have your garments dry-cleane~ General Merchants and pressed at Farm and Household NA VIN'S GRONG GRONG · MATONG ARIAH PARK -MIRROOL Requirements Spring Fresh "Perclean" Dry GLEANINGS ANTICS Cleaning The results in the paper on Monday Although rep. games against. Mel­ Clothing and Drapery 34 & 396 BANNA AVE., morning proved that it wasn't just a bourne sides are not over-popular with GRIFFITH bod dream-Leeton thrashed us by the majority of club supporters, Gee• Phone 13. 7S points and, as a result, we have Jong's use of handball and playing to Phone 101. toppled well down the ladder. So now the open spaces proved an object lesson the opportunity is there for the Com• to the members of both our XVIII's, bines to show their fighting spirit and as last Sunday against Coolamon, they GRONG G-MATONG A.P.-MIRROOL climb back up again. However, a much displayed a similar brand of football. 1. P. BOX Call in at the 1. J. HAWKE keener effort towards training is re­ This century win helped boost the all• 2. M. PIEPER 2. G. BRUEST quired from some senior players and important percentage, as the way 3. P. QUINN TUCKER BOX 3. E. JOHNSTON also a complacent attitude must be the competition table is shaping, 1t 4. A. SMITH 4. K. RYALL eradicated. could have a vital bearing on the 5. P. HOGAN Sweets, Cool Drinks, S. J. DUNN Leeton's form was an eye-opener, placings in the final four. 6. R. WALSH Groceries. 6. N. BRUEST and wi,h Narrandera, they must rate 7. G. MACK 7. B. BRYCE as the best team we have met this That win which has proved so W. & R. FIELDER elusive to our Seconds became a reality. 8. R. WILDS (Props.) 8. R. LEWIS season. 9. P. CURRY 9. R. PEACOCK Our 2nd XVIII, although going It was a real team effort, so keep up the good work, but remember 10. S. TOLSHER TOP END BANNA 10. P. QUADE down by 20 points, fully extended the 11. D. MURRELL AVENUE I 1. A. CHALMERS visitors, and with a little luck could Johnny Hawke's warning: "No train, no game!" 12. A. RAVA 12. B. PLEMING have finished much closer. Their im­ 13. C. WINES 13. W. CONNORS proved form is undoubtedly due to This club takes rather a disapprov­ 14.
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    Country Train Notice 0292-2020 Country Regional Network Author: Beth Jarrett Issue Date: 23/10/2020 LTP Identification Number: 2286 Associated Publications: N/A Timetable for Heritage Operated Train The Rail Motor Society Paterson – Griffith Travelling under Manual Block Working Conditions as described in the TOC Manual Friday 30 October 2020 Consist: CPH 1, CPH 3 , CPH 7 [41m, 75T] 7R01 on Fri 30/10/2020 will run as tabled by ARTC to pass CRN/ARTC Boundary Stockinbingal 1422, Stockinbingal AWB Siding 1427, Combaning 1442, arrive Temora Sub Terminal 1455 depart 1500, arrive Temora 1505 depart 1530, pass Temora West (BFB) 1534, Pucawan 1551, Quandary 1554, Ariah Park Silo 1602, arrive Ariah Park 1605 depart 1750, pass Mirrool 1800, Beckom 1811, Ardlethan 1818, Ardlethan Silo 1819, Kamarah 1829, Moombooldool 1837, Barellan Silo 1845, Barellan 1845, Garoolgan 1855, Binya 1903, Yenda 1915, arrive Griffith 1930 – forms 7R02. Saturday 31 October 2020 Consist: CPH 1, CPH 3 , CPH 7 [41m, 75T] 7R02 on Sat 31/10/2020 will depart Griffith 1000, pass Yenda 1016, Binya 1028, Garoolgan 1036, Barellan 1047, Barellan Silo 1047, Moombooldool 1055, Kamarah 1104, Ardlethan Silo 1113, Ardlethan 1115, Beckom 1122, Mirrool 1133, arrive Ariah Park 1145 depart 1205, pass Ariah Park Silo 1207, Quandary 1215, Pucawan 1219, Temora West (BFB) 1236, Temora 1238, arrive Temora 1239 – forms 7R03. 7R03 on Sat 31/10/2020 will depart Temora 1250, pass Temora West (BFB) 1254, Pucawan 1311, Quandary 1314, Ariah Park Silo 1321, arrive Ariah Park 1325 depart 1530, pass Mirrool 1540, Beckom 1551, Ardlethan 1558, Ardlethan Silo 1559, Kamarah 1609, Moombooldool 1617, Barellan Silo 1625, Barellan 1625, Garoolgan 1635, Binya 1643, Yenda 1655, arrive Griffith 1710 – forms 7R04.