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Corryong Newsagency Council seeks comment 43 - 49 HANSON STREET, CORRYONG Phone: 02 6076 1381/ FAX: 02 6076 1188 Email: [email protected] on its long term plans Towong Shire Council will form the basis of the Towong mayor, is inviting community development of a new 10- Cr David Wortmann, members to share their year Community Vision recognised and thanked ideas and aspirations and four-year Council the community for for the future of the Plan, outlining the major answering the various municipality. priorities for the new calls to participate in Community feedback council term. community consultation activities over the last 12 months, many of which were related to the bushfire recovery process. “In my view, the development of a new Contact us for all your Council Plan is an essential part of the air conditioning ongoing recovery process, & refrigeration needs as it will lay out the priority activities for the May council over the next four OUR NEXT CORRYONG VISIT WILL BE years,” he said. 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PAGE TWO THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 Local man killed in air crash Tankers welcomed by valley brigades The Upper Murray community is mourning the loss of another of its young people following the death of New ultra-light enquired about the worst 18-year-old Tom Sheather and pilot Hayden Bruce fire fighting tankers hit areas and stations as we John and Lauraine Luckock launch the new (31) in a light plane crash near Canberra on April 13. were handed over at a specifically wanted to help tankers with CFA Brigade captains Angus The Cessna-172 they were flying in crashed near community celebration those most in danger and MacLean (left) and Paul Carkeek. Sutton, north of the Australian Capital Territory, while at Cudgewa on Sunday most in need,” he said. the men were inspecting high-voltage powerlines as to two Upper Murray “The funds raised were contractors for Essential Energy. brigades that were severely a combination of Trafigura impacted during the 2019- employees and our global Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) 20 bushfires. business partners and spokesman, Stuart Macleod, said initial witness The new vehicles were Luckock family and accounts indicated the plane was at a height of about provided to Cudgewa Fire friends.” 500 feet when the pilot lost control and it collided Brigade and Nariel Valley The tankers cost with the ground. Fire Brigade as part of an $135,000 each, with An investigation into the accident is being conducted overall $350,000 donation other funds also assisting by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau and police which was raised by with the completion of are preparing a report for the coroner. businessman Ben Luckock an existing grant funding and his parents, John and requirement at Swifts Lauraine, following last Creek Fire Brigade and the Cowboys face off in whip fracas year’s fires. replacement of a Forward A competitor in the 2018 Man From Snowy River Nariel Valley Brigade Command Vehicle (FCV) (MFSR) Challenge is suing a rival and the board of captain, Angus MacLean, for Barwon Head Fire bushfire season. in Switzerland, was need to help following the MFSR Bush Festival over an incident at the event said the new tankers Brigade. The generosity of particularly appreciated the devastating events of which he claims left him with a broken collarbone and will be of great benefit Cudgewa Fire Brigade Ben’s employer Trafigura, as its employees and the 2019-20 Australian shoulder blade and bruised ribs. to the brigades and the captain, Paul Carkeek, a global business based partners recognised the bushfire season. David Rixon is suing fellow competitor, Tooma-based community. said it was an incredibly Brad Pierce, alleging that the former rookie bullriding “It’s a Toyota generous gesture from world champion cracked his whip on the back legs of LandCruiser with a 600 Ben Luckock, his family Have your say on council planning litre water tank and all and his business partners a horse he was riding. the gear that a normal fire at Trafigura. Cont. from page 1. or Council Tallangatta Library, A statement of claim lodged in the County Court of truck would have,” he “I was blown away Feedback on the Offices or Libraries. Tallangatta last week alleged that the horse bucked and said. when I heard about the council’s plan can be You can also register • Wednesday 12 flung Mr Rixon into a nearby ute, causing his injuries. “It will be a bit more donation,” he said. provided via surveys or to attend one of the May, 6pm - 7.30pm, The court documents also allege that the festival board mobile around the hills as “There’s been community workshops following Community Lake Hume Boat Club, failed to “conduct any adequate risk assessment of the well.” overwhelming support which will be held Workshops:- Bellbridge danger posed by other participants drinking alcohol on Ben Luckock, who coming into the whole during May. • Wednesday 5 May, • Thursday 13 May, the premises.” To have your say:- 6pm-7.30pm, Walwa 6pm - 7.30pm, Maggora works at international Upper Murray and we’d When contacted by the Corryong Courier the chairman business Trafigura, said really like to provide a • Complete an Recovery Centre, Park Multi-purpose of the festival board, Cameron Jackson, said that they he was inspired to start huge thank you to the online survey: www. Walwa Centre, Mitta Mitta had not been aware of the court action until reading fundraising after seeing Luckock family from surveymonkey.com/r/ • Thursday 6 To ensure a Covid- the images of property, the brigade and from the towong_community_ May, 6pm - 7.30pm, safe event registrations an article in the Herald Sun (Sunday April 18, 2021). land, livestock and wildlife community as a whole.” engagement (closes at Corryong Memorial are required and can be He added that an email had been received in the that were circulating in the The donations were 5pm today). Hall, Corryong made online at towong- festival office last Friday from the author of the article international media. part of $27.8 million in • Pick up a hard copy • Tuesday 11 shire-council.eventbrite. seeking comment on the matter by 4pm. “We reached out to public donations to the survey at the Corryong May, 6pm - 7.30pm, com. Mr Jackson said that a copy of the court documents CFA management and CFA for the 2019-20 was being sought before making any further comment.

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Upper Murray Community Recovery Weekly Recovery Update - 22 April 2021

A great night to Gather together at Jingellic A chilly night was warmed with good food, live music, and a chance to just be with friends, family and neighbours when the border communities were treated to a special, free event before Easter. More than 200 people came together at Gather, supported by the border councils of Towong, Snowy Valleys and Greater Hume, along with Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network. Pictured: Glenda Carter from Rural Aid with Chris Walker from Snowy Valleys Council and Melissa Carter. Debriefs capture feedback Thank you for attending for Emergency Response discussed during the Meyer at [email protected]. community debrief sessions Agencies to listen to the debrief sessions include gov.au. Throughout February and many stories and personal the development of future March, Towong Shire Council accounts of the fire event. community resilience Recovery Meetings in partnership with Bushfire “These stories and personal plans, improvements to the • Upper Murray CRC, Recovery Victoria held accounts of experiences and suitability, communication nine Community Debrief impacts provided powerful and education around Thursday 22 April at Youth sessions with more than 165 insights and a better evacuation centres and Club Hall 5.30pm community members and understanding of what was emergency relief centres, • Walwa, Thursday 22 key emergency management happening on the ground as well as how emergency April, 6.30pm at Walwa response can better utilise agencies attending. and how the event unfolded Recreation Reserve Your valued contribution will for everyone involved – local knowledge. • Nariel Valley, Tuesday 4 help to identify key learnings community members and Council is collating the May, 5.30pm at Nariel CFA and areas for improvement in the Emergency Response feedback captured at these future events. Agencies,” Ms Botta said. sessions and will provide an shed Debrief facilitator Cath “These conversations resulted update in due course. • Corryong, Tuesday 4 May, Botta said the sessions were in ideas and suggestions If you have further 5.30pm at the Recovery an important opportunity that will help to improve questions, please contact Hub emergency response your LARO on 1800 518 222 for community members • , Wednesday 5 processes in the future.” or email BRV Community to share and reflect on May, 7.00pm Tintaldra Hall their experiences and Some of the key themes Engagement Officer, Jamie Upper Murray Community Recovery Hub Bushfire Recovery Victoria Call: 1800 518 222 Call: 1800 560 760 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Visit: Cnr Donaldson Street and Towong Road, Corryong

PMS PROCESS CYAN PMS 300 BLACK PAGE FOUR THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 Corryong Footwear Artwork honours emergency workers Shop 1, Man From Snowy River Arcade Emergency services done by renowned street personnel who fought to art painter, Sean Burton, 21 Hanson Street, Corryong. Ph: 02 6076 1277 save the Upper Murray from Melbourne and made in the 2019-20 bushfires possible with a $5,000 SUMMER CLEARANCE will be commemorated Towong Shire Community in a full-size mural at Recovery Grant, awarded • Ladies Fashion Sandals the Corryong & District to the Corryong RSL Sub- Memorial Hall. Branch. • Girls & Children’s Sandals The artwork, painted RSL secretary, Greg from real life, is to Nankervis, said there show appreciation to all would be many positive emergency services for outcomes from the project. Table of Ladies keeping residents safe “The Memorial and preserving life and Garden is a place of Winter Boots industry. healing and reflection, Local representatives a place to rejoice in Half Price from the CFA, Ambulance survival,” he said. After Victoria, SES, Victoria so much loss of homes, The place for your family footwear Police and Department of farms, infrastructure and Land, Environment, Water personal and community and Planning (DELWP) wellbeing, this will will be selected by each provide residents and organisation to be the face visitors with a welcoming, FIREWOOD of those who put their non-threatening meeting Ilma Clarke (Corryong and District Memorial Hall secretary) and lives on the line. place to share stories and Greg Nankervis (Corryong RSL sub-branch secretary) are excited Upper Murray Hardwood The artwork will be memories.” about the new mural. Contact: Grants continue to fund community projects Rowen Mildren Two local community Thowgla CRC identified loss of traditional Whitehead, said that “Community organisations 0428 446 040 organisations have fire preparedness as the communications. the funding will have a like the Thowgla CRC and received funding fundamental priority for “Like most regions, we positive impact on the Towong Turf Club are the 0408 869 111 for their community the valley and the ability lost all communications community. beating heart of Victoria projects under Bushfire to independently respond during the fires,” David “Replacing the fence and it’s wonderful to be Recovery Victoria’s to an emergency was at the said. that was damaged by able to provide them with grants for community top of the list. “The UHF comms the fires will give the funding so that they can facilities, Local CRC chairperson, units are a lot more community a sense that get on with what they do Government Authorities David Braniff, said reliable in an emergency we are moving forward,” best.” BACASH’S and community service the project will because they don’t need a he said. Another nine organisations. provide dependable tower. They’re stand-alone “The funding will be organisations across The Thowgla communications communication units.” used to replace the fence Victoria’s bushfire- Community Recovery to maintain critical The Towong that is directly adjacent affected areas will share EMPORIUM Committee (CRC) and connection during Recreation Reserve will to the Towong township in the $1.25 million in We stock a great range Towong Turf Club will an emergency event use its $32,000 grant to and runs parallel with the funding under the BRV share in $82,000 of grants and ensure local first replace the heritage fence highway. grants program. of Clothing, Fabrics, to fund vital projects for responders are adequately on the site occupied by the “Freshening up the Further funding is the community. equipped to provide Towong Turf Club (TTC). entrance, which is also the available under Bushfire Bedding & Towels Thowgla CRC will immediate fire suppression The reserve is also entrance to Towong itself, Recovery Victoria’s use its $50,000 grant to at the local level. used by the community will give a much-needed Bushfire Recovery Find a treasure in Bacash’s Attic get some much-needed It will include the for social gatherings, boost to locals and to the Grants for Community equipment which will help purchase of 40 community weddings, picnics, area in general.” Facilities and Bushfire with the community’s fire UHF communications camping as well as hosting Victorian Acting Recovery Grants for Local HOURS preparedness plan. units for residents to the annual Towong Cup Minister for Police and Government Authorities Monday ...... 9am to 4pm Through an extensive use in the event of an race meeting. Emergency Services, and Community Service community survey, the emergency and subsequent TTC manager, Rohan Danny Pearson, said Organisations. Tuesday ...... 9am to 4pm Wednesday...... CLOSED Thursday...... 9am t0 4pm Recovery funds improve soil health Friday...... 9am to 4pm A $500,000 program to develop the soil health Murray Landcare and training around soil community members a funded through Bushfire and improve agricultural Network, the program health, building soil good understanding of Saturday...... 9.30am to 1pm Recovery Victoria’s production for landholders offers opportunities to carbon, and moisture their soil health and how 23 Hanson St. (in the heart of Corryong) grants for community in the Upper Murray. engage with land managers retention. they can enhance their service organisations aims Delivered by Upper and provides information “This project will give carbon retention” said Tony Jarvis, president of Upper Murray Landcare APPLY NOW Network. “This should FUNDING TO PUT YOUR PRIVATE hopefully increase the productivity of soil and OVERHEAD POWERLINES UNDERGROUND therefore improve overall agricultural production”. The project will The Victorian Government has announced the expansion of its $5 million Private Overhead provide a range of ways Electric Line (POEL) Scheme across all high bushfi re risk areas of the Alpine, Towong and East for people to be involved, Gippsland Local Government Areas (LGAs). to hear from specialists and to request qualified • The POEL Scheme is fully funding the replacement of eligible overhead electric lines on advice. private properties in these areas. Mr Jarvis hopes that the project will have a strong • Replacing old bare-wire powerlines with underground connections in those areas of impact on wellbeing in the Victoria most impacted by the summer 2019/20 bushfi res will help reduce powerline Upper Murray. bushfi re risk and increase community safety and resilience. “After a stressful twelve months, we hope Applications are open until 5pm, Friday 30 April 2021. that a project like this will have a positive impact

Visit: https://www.energy.vic.gov.au/electricity/powerline-replacement FR4511 on business minds in the Contact: POEL Scheme team on (03) 9918 7315 area and will improve the physical and mental wellbeing of everyone in the community,” he said. THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE FIVE Lester & Son Anzac Day is an opportunity to move on Funeral Directors By Honor Auchinleck and the cost of works A tradition of personal, professional care since 1907 This is our second needed in efforts to make Anzac Day since the the site safe. And is it double whammy of the possible to make it safe summer 2020 fires and the enough? Where is a beginning of the Covid sense of responsibility pandemic. For the first to our community and to time in 101 years since those visiting the Upper Anzac Day 1919 during Murray? How many more the influenza pandemic, lives need to be lost before Anzac Day 2020 lessons are learned? More commemorations became astounding is that there intensely personal and in has been no community many cases solitary. consultation! It was something we Like many women who will never forget because battled uncertainty, anxiety our own memories were and loneliness during both raw and the road ahead world conflicts here in the Children’s book author, Craig Sheather (right) at the launch of Cherie Wright Tony Egan John Vogel was tough. Upper Murray, Elyne did Ross Barnes, Andrew Harbick & David Wheeler The Dawn Service her bit during the tough ‘Sparky the Wonder Puppy’ last month with Carolina Wild, Logan in Corryong this years of the Second World Wild (5), Michael Wild and Summer Wild (3). 02 6056 1700 War. During those years coming Anzac Day Towong Hill where she overwhelming challenge, our own stories, finding 49 Thomas Mitchell Drive Wodonga commemorates not only she also published the first wrote her books, the Upper it is also about moving on our own inspiration and the service and sacrifice two of her 36 books. She Murray valley she made and continuing to make making our own history. www.lesterandson.com.au on Gallipoli, the Western donated her first royalties her home and the stories Front and in Palestine, in from Australia’s Alps to she blazed and the stories the Second World War and the war effort. she set in her beloved High in all subsequent conflicts Her second book Speak Country. but also the service of our to the Earth, based on Like Banjo Paterson, Emergency Services and her diary of the first year novelist Miles Franklin all those who defended after the Fall of Singapore and local poet Sydney lives and properties during when her husband Tom Jephcott, Elyne was a the 2020 fires. was listed as missing for High Country writer who We commemorate also eleven months of that year, blazed her own trails, those who recognise need is one of the most poignant showing those who follow and help where help is pieces of wartime writing. how she managed to make needed twenty-four hours Elyne had her own a fulfilling life here in the a day and seven days a military connections Upper Murray. week. For all that, in recent through her father General I was delighted to see days we mourn another Sir Harry Chauvel who that Craig Sheather has, In remembrance death of a young man who in 1917 was appointed together with Eloise Short, had a much to offer and to command the Desert published the children’s was only just starting out Mounted Corps. Among book The Incredible True in life. It is 49 years since her books were Light Story of Sparky the Wonder Tania Maxwell MP our family lost our Harry. Horse to Damascus (for Puppy. I am posting it We remember it as if it young adults) and her to our grandchildren in Member for Northern Victoria were yesterday. There are military history Light Belgium so that they have Horse: The Story of many other families in this a story of the 2020 fires. Derryn Hinch's Justice Party Australia’s Mounted district and throughout our If we are to Troops. Writing was nation who mourn young commemorate Elyne’s taniamaxwell.com.au | 03 4700 1787 Elyne’s way of serving her family members. legacy, it might be a small country and she served us [email protected] The question always statue of a woman sitting all well through inspiring hangs among us all: How reading a book to a child generations of young Authorised by Tania Maxwell MP 2 / 27-29 Faithfull St Wangaratta 3677 can we ensure the safe outside the Elyne Mitchell people to enjoy reading. Funded from the Parliamentary Budget preservation of the gift of Library in Corryong with a There is much to life? How we wish we had small plaque and QR codes commemorate but that gift to give? linking the memorial to memorialising Elyne It is absolutely the Library, the Man from needs to be done safely and astounding that there are Snowy River Museum, the appropriately. Responsible those who are pushing for Man from Snowy River commemoration must a lookout on Towong Gap, Bush Festival and the surely be one of the one of the most dangerous Great River Road. overarching themes of sections of road in the Perhaps visitors could Anzac Day 2021. We Upper Murray. In recent sit quietly and safely want our local people and years there has been a beside the statue drawing our visitors to be safe. fatal accident on Towong their own inspiration from FREE SEMINAR Commemoration is Gap and none of us know their experience before FOR ALL BUSINESS OWNERS about so much more how many near misses. moving on and telling than ubiquitous lookouts Why put more lives at risk their friends that there and signage and Elyne unnecessarily? is a special and moving deserves better, far better. That there is a plan memorial to Elyne and her Mt Elliot is about Thomas to name the lookout legacy in Corryong. Such STRATEGIES FOR Elliot who managed the after my mother and a memorial could also be property that became author, Elyne Mitchell, a work of art in its own Towong Hill for Mrs is deeply distressing and right, something of which STRENGTHENING Bowen Jones, one of its inappropriate. Elyne the we could all be proud and earliest owners. Mt Elliot conservationist would be it could all be done for a is also about local gold, horrified, not only because fraction of the cost of a YOUR BUSINESS exploration and mining of the risk to human life dangerous lookout. history and archaeology. but also for the amount If this Anzac Day is Improve business outcomes with easily Elyne is part of a much of disruptions to the about acknowledging wider story leading from achievable strategies surrounding landscape times of conflict and almost

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Draft Operational Plan and Budget 2021-2022 Long Term Financial Plan 2021-2031 WHEN: 5:30- 7:00, THURSDAY 29 APRIL 2021 Contains the coming year’s actions and budget. Details financial projections across a 10 year Draft Fees & Charges 2021-2022 period under three different financial scenarios: WHERE: CORRYONG COUNCIL CHAMBERS Contains the fees Council can charge for all • continuation of existing budgeting 76 HANSON STREET, CORRYONG services and programs. • 25% Special Rate Variation from 1 July 2022 Revenue Policy • 10% Special Rate Variation from 1 July 2022. For more info and to register: Details Council’s estimated income and The decision to apply for Special Rate Variation https://bit.ly/3wEIdmC or call 02 6921 5444 expenditure, including rates income. will be made following specific consultation with Sustainability Plan the community in May, June and July about Presented by Council’s action plan for improving and monitoring how best to balance future budget priorities and the organisation’s efficiency and productivity. service levels with income. Charles Talbot, We invite you to provide feedback before 7 May 2021 on any or all of these documents via: Director, WDF Professional Letter: 76 Capper Street, Tumut NSW 2720 Email: [email protected] Online feedback form: yourvoice.svc.nsw.gov.au/integrated-planning-and-reporting PAGE SIX THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021

PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICES MEETINGS DEATHS DEATHS NOTICES SHEATHER, Tom - SHEATHER, Tom - To our beloved nephew, Application for My adored youngest nephew. What fun we’ve cousin and mate, little a New Licence had from sleepovers, Tommy. Nothing will ease the pain of losing to Take and Use Ordinary Council Meeting to Sydney, Canberra you, only that you will and Queensland for a Licensable Wednesday 28 April at 10.30am be so looked after by trips, Hawaii, work Purpose Tallangatta Council Office your Uncle Nige. experience weeks and Love you to the moon GMW Reference No. The agenda and the new requirements our mutual love of and back indefinitely. BGW0136-21 for Public Question Time (formerly everything flying. I Al, Mark, Lach, Bec, ANZAC Day Dawn Service We, Peter and Barbara Open Forum) can be found at am so very proud of Heidi, Harry, Jack, Ab, Memorial Gardens, Corryong Nankervis, of 187 towong.vic.gov.au or by calling 1300 365 222. everything you’ve Waters Lane, Colac Geordie and Belle. Service begins at 5.45am Cudgewa achieved and the lives Colac Vic 3707 (refer DEATHS you’ve touched but FUNERALS Services, clubs and members of the public are to VicRoads Map 37 F5 Recreation more importantly, the encouraged and welcome to lay wreaths. - Ed. 8), intend to make Reserve Annual SHEATHER General Meeting gorgeous man you have SHEATHER A ‘Footpath March’ will take place from Ruby’s application to Goulburn- Tom Kenneth Tuesday April 27th, become. How very The service to celebrate Clothing to the Cenotaph. Veterans, current ADF Murray Water for a New 23.01.2003-13.04.2021 2021 much I will miss you. Tom’s life will be held Licence to Take and Use Youngest son of Peter personnel, descendants of veterans and service Big love to Trudy and at the Lions Youth for a Licensable Purpose 7.30pm at the Reserve and Trudy. organisations are welcome to march. Gather at and, if successful: Pete, Nick, Bridie, Tess Club Hall, corner Ruby’s at 5.30am for a 5.40am step-off. Corryong Indoor Brother to Nick, brother- of Donaldson Street This is our notice for an and Magnolia, Skeet in-law to Bridie, uncle and Strzelecki Way, Cafè Corryong Brew will be open for tea, coffee application to Take and Bowls Association and Claire. to precious Tess and Corryong on Thursday & Anzac biscuits. Use Groundwater for a 2021 Season Magnolia. Brother to Tango Oscar Mike 29th April, 2021 maximum of 350ML/ Bowls will start on At the conclusion of the Dawn Service the Cam (Skeet) and his Forever young, forever commencing at 11:00am. Year. Monday May 3, 2021 unveiling of the 1st Responder Emergency partner Claire. flying high. At the conclusion of We intend to extract at the Corryong & Services Mural will take place. Adored by all, loved Raeley xxx the service the cortege groundwater from an This is a Covid-safe event. Please record your District Memorial Hall beyond words. will leave for burial at existing bore constructed Registration: 7pm Tragically taken. the Corryong Cemetery, attendance via the QR code or attendance sheet to a depth of 58 metres. Play: 7.30pm Fly High Tom. Pioneer Avenue, at the entry points. The water will be used v Corryong. for the purposes of New teams most Irrigation / Commercial welcome Dearly loved grandson / Dairy washing & Contact Thea on of Ken and Lindy Domestic & Stock. 0418 869 156 Sheather. To be used on lands Loved nephew and cousin of Carolyn and SHEATHER, Tom - described as: Upper Murray Inc 60 Hanson St., Corryong Glenn Galbraith, George The Federal Football Have your say • Volume 10793, Folios (UMI) Power Plan Ph: 6076 2022 Roadside Weeds and Pests Control 741, 944, 947; Crown Expo and Annual and Jo, Belle and Tom, Netball Club is shocked [email protected] Allotment A3, Section General Meeting Dianne and Jimmy and deeply saddened by T, Parish of Colac Colac Thursday 29 April, Wrenn, Alex and Jack. the tragic loss of Tom, a Council’s draft Roadside Weeds and CONTRACTING Pests Control Program 2021-2023 is now • Volume 10793, Folios 2021 We are so proud of you bright and inspirational Tom. available for feedback. 741, 944, 947; Crown Corryong Memorial young man taken from Allotment 6A, Section Hall Flying High Forever. his loved ones way too The plan was developed in consultation POSTPONED HAY CARTAGE U, Parish of Colac Colac soon. with local Blackberry Action Groups and the • Volume 10793, Folios FOR SALE SHEATHER, To m Our love and deepest • All areas Towong Shire Plantation Sub-committee. 739, 945; Lot Nos. 2 & (Experienced Bed - Brand new, Queen Kenneth - sympathy go to Peter, 3, Plan No. 829052V, contractor / own truck) To view the plan, visit mattress & base. Ph: 02 Flight is freedom in its Trudy, Nick, Cameron, Plan Type TP 6077 4254 or 0408 556 • Can supply all types towong.vic.gov.au/roadside-management purest form, Bridie, Claire, Tess, • Volume 10793, Folio 585. To dance with the clouds of hay - square & Magnolia, Ken and Hard copies are also available at Council 943; Lot Nos. 1, 2, 3 & which follow a storm, round bales DEATHS Lindy. Offices in Tallangatta and Corryong. 4; Plan No. 128362N, To roll and glide, to • Competitive rates Plan Type TP BRIGGS, Coral Edith Condolences also to the For further information on how to make a wheel and spin, Contact: • Volume 10695, Folio - Born on December To feel the joy that extended Sheather and submission contact Council on Rod Cowie (Corryong) 983; Crown Allotment 29th, 1939. Passed swells within. Prosser families. 0408 364 910 1300 365 222 or [email protected]. away peacefully at 4, Section E, Parish of Tom you were born to Corryong Health on Colac Colac fly. Submissions close Tuesday March 30th, • Volume 9189, Folio 5pm Wednesday 12 May. 2021, surrounded by her We will miss your POSITIONS VACANT 187; Lot No. 1; Plan No. family. beautiful cheeky 162259M, Plan Type TP Do you have a The Briggs family smiling face. Any person able to drinking problem? would like to thank Tom Much love, Glenn and demonstrate that their Bennetts and Marita Carolyn, George and Jo, Alcoholics interests will be affected Harrison of Ambulance Belle and Thomas. Riley’s Restaurant is seeking casual wait IN CORRYONG Anonymous can help. by the transfer of this Victoria for the transport licence including of our dearest Coral, staff to join the friendly team. Thursday April 29 Corryong Serenity SHEATHER, Tom - any intended use of the staff at Corryong Fly high Tom, • Wednesday to Saturday nights available. At Mildren & Coysh Group meets every groundwater, is invited Health for their care, You have become the • Experience preferred but will train the right 12-16 Towong Road to make a formal Cudgewa Football Tuesday 7.30-9.00pm brightest star in the person. For an appointment submission setting Netball Club for the night sky. phone 6076 1151 at All Saints Anglican out the nature of the wonderful catering of • Must have RSA or willing to obtain. Church Hall (behind impact within 14 days the service over the Forever in our hearts, • Duties include: customer service, taking orders, Forever in our thoughts, church), 145 Hanson of publication of this Easter period, Judy Yule delivering food and drinks as well as accepting written notification. and Joan Surtees for Forever with us! payments. CORRYONG Street, Corryong their visits and meals To make a submission ~ Elise, Gavin, Jordan For more info or to apply call 02 6076 1333. TAXI SERVICE For details call Paul please read the for the family, Julie and Georgia Farrell for her assistance Servicing 0498 155 522 or information available to download from with personal care and Gary Boardman for SHEATHER, Tom - Corryong Ivor 0439 360 060 www.g-mwater.com. TENDERS being Coral’s mobile Much loved nephew of au/customer-services/ & District hairdresser. Bid and Nob and cousin forms, refer to No. We are also appreciative of Harley and Denver. 0418 697 807 CHIROPRACTOR 4 (or contact G-MW of all the cards, phone to arrange for a copy Love and hugs to Note: Please do calls, flowers and IN CORRYONG to be posted to you). Trudy and Peter, Nick not call 6076 1418 support we received and Bridie, Tess and Dr Rowan Daniel Submissions must be over this time. Request for Quotation lodged in writing using Magnolia, Skeet and Coral was the heart of Council is seeking quotations from Visiting weekly the template available Claire. our family and for those Always Fly High Tom. suitably qualified contractors to: KenBailey on Fridays by either mail or email that knew her well, will to Customer Support know that we will have • Undertake flora and fauna assessments Mechanical Repairs 9.30am-5.30pm Co-ordinator, Licensing an even bigger hole in Courier Advertising • Construct a sealed walking path Next appointments: Administration, PO our stomachs. 46 Donaldson St Box 165, Tatura Vic. Registration or April 30, 2021 Reunited with husband engine numbers and • Construct two wayside stops Corryong 3616 or email licensing Tom and brother Max. 81B Hanson St., Corryong a price are required Submissions close 5pm Friday 7 May. Ph: 6076 1119 [email protected]. Sadly gone but never for motor vehicle Ph: 6056 2185 au. forgotten. sales. Visit towong.vic.gov.au THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE SEVEN AUCTIONEERS, LIVESTOCK Upper Murray Sport Contact your local representative day and had Blues the height advantage. C Bowlers celebrate successful season Jeff Brindley Grade pushed hard and The Presentation Day News worked as a team to come Mobile: 0428 762 554 for the 2020-21 season away with the win. Awards Seniors: We kicked off went to Renata Coppola, was held last Sunday – a AH: 02 6077 5275 the year with a convincing Emma Byatt and Hayley most enjoyable event on a win away. Plenty of new McCallum. Hayley also beautiful autumn day! faces took to the ground winning the mug. Thank We were honoured and we were tested by a you to Amy Greenhill to have the President new look Tumbarumba. and Hayley Tregiglas for of Ovens and Murray Our boys took control stepping up and playing C Bowls, Laureen Smith, in midway through the Grade. first quarter and never attendance. D Grade Three rinks of players looked back. Kylin Morey The first game of the O&M Bowls President, Laureen Smith, took control up front had a great game of bowls season was tough both before lunch, the winning presented Super Veteran badges to while Darcy McKimmie physically and mentally for team being Ken Carson, Ken McKimmie (left) and Stewart Ross. controlled the back half . the players. Tumba had a Angelo Donadon, Dave Best players were K very strong defending line Morey, D McKimmie, M which forced our shooters McKimmie and Joyce Mens’ Championship it and look forward to Pynappels, L Whitley, R to work very hard to keep Thompson. Pairs: Noel Blake & Colin another season of bowls in Mee. the ball in our possession. We had a beautiful Smedley the spring. Reserves: The ressies Congratulations to Tumba BBQ lunch, with salads Ladies Championship Roll on! - The Hammer had a good win. Thanks on their win. and sweets provided by Pairs: Melissa Humphrey to everyone who helped The winner of the mug the members – thanks to & Joyce Thompson out with late late notice. was Amy Greenhill (Under all the cooks and helpers. Awards went to Greg Mixed Championship 15s player) and the other After lunch, Laureen Pairs: Noel Blake & Wheeler, Jack Hudson, the awards went to Sandra James Mongan, Bryer presented the prizes to Melissa Humphrey Vlacci, Hayley Tregilgas the trophy winners and Mens’ Championship Byatt and Joey Bone. and Zoe Mckimmie also the Super Veterans’ Triples: Rohan, Brett & Under 11s: We had a (Under 15s player). badges to Stewart Ross, win this week which was U15s: The team got off to Hume Whitehead impressive with only five a great start, coming away Ken McKimmie and Joan Ladies Championship players on the field. Ryder with a two goal win. We Jarvis. Triples: Joy Towers, Janet Hillier put on a good have a great team with lots We were also Spurgeon & Pat Sheather display showing lots of to build on and I’m excited celebrating the clubs’ Mens’ 100 Up: Rohan skill in most positions. for what’s to come this 60th birthday and had Whitehead • Livestock Agents Under 14s: The Blues season. an amazing cake for the Ladies 100 Up: Cheryl had a loss this week but Awards went to Ruby occasion, which was cut that did not stop their C.Smedley • Rural Property Marketing Jean our youngest team by Life Member, Norm Mens’ Championship determination. With 10 member who kept a very We provide the following services: players away, the team Sheather. Singles: Simon Donadon calm head throughout Trophy winners Ladies Championship gave it their all. Brock the game and Gemma • Livestock • Property Mens’ Club Pairs: Singles: Pat Sheather and Chace Hamilton got McNamara who played • Obligation free appraisals the awards as they proved Colin Smedley & John Thanks to all of our • Paddock Sales her first ever game along • Auctions, Private Sales themselves in the ruck. side our third award Josipovic sponsors. • Corryong Liveweigh Scales Netball winner, Amy Greenhill Ladies Club Pairs: Pat The annual general & Tenders A Grade: For the first who together and tirelessly Sheather & Joan Jarvis meeting will be held this • Wodonga Market Sales • Clearing Sales game since 2019 the to continuously prevent Saturday at 1.30pm - we teams pulled together Tumba from scoring. hope many can attend. really well with Tumba Livestock: Rodney McKenzie 0427 707 248 / 02 6077 9103 U11s: It was a fantastic Keep up the Wednesday proving to be tough start to the year including bowling, especially while Cameron Hilton 0419 578 309 competition. What we four players that had never lacked in height we made the weather is good for Property: Mike Weller 0410 663 041 played before who went Talk to us TODAY about your Livestock & Property requirements up for in speed. The new out there, tried their best players slotted in really and came away with their High Country Darts well with our defenders first win. Results R2 (20/4) working tirelessly Addison Nugent starred Top Pub d Misfits 6-1 managing a few turnovers, in GD and was easily best the mid-court providing on court. Amy Costello B/Pub d 5-2 support whenever needed played centre beautifully P/Pointers d C/house 4-3 and the goalers shooting keeping the flow of the Bye - Spearchukas confidently. A grade game going by supporting Draw managed to come home her team mates and Taylor R3 27/4/21 with the win and B grade Turnbull played her fst drew. Awards: Katherine C/house v Spearchukas game but you wouldn’t Misfits v Bottom Pub Breen, Kerstin Jarvis, think it switching between Biggara v P/Pointers Joanne Beirs. positions of GS and centre B Grade: Awards: with ease having a great C/house v Top Pub Lilliana Fair, Taylah understanding of the Bye - Koetong Gerecke, Kristen Ross. game. Sharpshooters C Grade Well done under 11s, Highest Peg: L Mac- It was a fantastic one super proud coach. Cullum 81; Highest first game defeating Awards: Amy Costello, Score: Murray 140 Tumbarumba by two goals Taylor Turnbull and (27-25). It was a warm Addison Nugent. Corryong Neighbourhood Centre

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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 TEN THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 WHAT, WHEN & WHO Find-a-Word MUSEUM ROSTER UPPER HUME ANGLICAN PARISH HEALTH SERVICE Holy Communion at Open from Corryong 9:30am - 1st and Alcohol, Tobacco and 10am daily 3rd Sunday, April 23: am R Waters Other Drugs support – They fought for us Morning Prayer at drug withdrawal nurs- April 24: am C Clark Corryong 9:30am - 2nd es and counsellors from April 25 (Anzac Day): and 4th Sunday Wodonga will visit on an Open after 12 noon - J Holy Communion at outreach basis as required. Murphy Biggara 2pm - 1st Sunday Ph: 1800 657 573. April 26: am - help wanted Holy Communion at April 27: am - help wanted Cudgewa 11:30am - 3rd April 28: am L Wild WASTE Sunday April 29: am & pm S MANAGEMENT All enquires to Fay Briskey Whitehead on 02 6076 MEALS ON WHEELS Corryong Tip 0536. Red Cross Thursday: 4pm - 6pm BAPTIST CHURCH April 26: P Sheather & Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm 87-89 Hanson Street helper Public holidays - Closed Enquiries: April 27: C Smedley & B Waste Collection Days: Pastor Graeme Van Brummelen - Klippel Tuesday: Towong, Tin- (02) 60761 468 April 28: L Sheather & taldra, Walwa, Jingellic, Mitzi Paton Lucyvale, Colac Colac PENTECOSTAL April 29: H & H Smith Thursday: Cudgewa Val- Ambassadors of Jesus April 30: J Craig & M ley, Cudgewa, Nariel, 59 Donaldson Street Ippoliti Thougla, Biggara, Bunroy Sunday: 10.30am Worship & The Word followed by OP SHOP Friday: Corryong Town- ship, Khancoban. Felloship Lunch. 7.30pm Apr 23: am Hazra, pm As arranged; For more information Ally Boers; Wednesday: 7.45pm: Al- visit www.towong.vic.gov. Apr 24: am Hazra and ternate Fellowship - La- au or phone 02 6071 5100 Anne; dies, Prayer, Men’s, Family. Apr 26: am Di Brennan, or 1300 365 222 (local call Enquiries: Pastors Douglas pm Hazra: cost). & Carol Allen 6076 2050 Apr 27: am Hazra, pm LOCAL POLICE /51. Fax 6076 2052.E-mail: Jeanette McInnes & Maree ([email protected]). Irving; For all emergencies call Triple Zero - 000 Catch The Fire Ministries Apr 28: am Kate & Suz For non-urgent & Rise Up Australia Prayer (Anne) pm Chris Harrison matters call the Police Meeting: 7.45 pm Sun- & Jane Spilsbury; Assistance Line (24/7) day: First of the month at Apr 29: am Helen Harris, 131 444 Council Chambers, Cor- pm Hazra & Anne; am -, Corryong - 02 6076 ryong Enquiries: B Cadle pm Tully. 1666 6948 4468 CORRYONG UNITING CHURCH Afghanistan dangerous navy CORRYONG HEALTH FOODSHARE air force East Timor occupation Services are held at Services for 2021 are:- 9.30am each Sunday, allies Europe outspoken Open Wednesday and except 5th Sundays, which are at Walwa 11am. army fighting peace keeping Thursday 9am-1pm Cnr Donaldson & Wheeler battery forces remember St., Corryong Urgent Care Centre If you are able to, drop Regional Minister: Rev. Boer War Gallipoli sacrifice (UCC):- in and pick up what you Andrew Delbridge 0410 1. Present to the UCC 663 194 Boxer Rebellion Gulf War UNTAG 2. Be assessed by highly need, otherwise call Church Council: Linda campaign hospital volunteers trained nurse Carol on 0427 762 051 Nankervis 6077 9212 3. 3. If required a Doctor for home delivery. Pastoral Enquiries: will be contacted via My commitment Japanese withdrawal Also water and Sandy Hill 6076 8273, Emergency Doctor Catherine Ross 6076 conflict Korea Other Services:- household items are 1363, Linda Nankervis Emergencies - 000 6077 9212 conscripts mates (anytime) available by calling Hall Hire: Pamela Menere Corryong Medical Clinic Douglas on 0427 0408 767 327 17 letters left over - 02 6076 3290 Corryong Health 014 935 to make an SEVENTH DAY Reception - 02 6076 3200 appointment. ADVENTIST Joke Of The Week:-

Nurse on Call – 1300 606 Q: What’s a banana peel’s favorite type of shoe? 024 (anytime) Services will resume when Answer:Slippers!!! GP helpline – 1800 022 BREASTFEEDING restrictions allow. 222 (anytime) SUPPORT Pathology – Mon. to Frid. LOCAL JUSTICES 8am to 12pm. Australian Breast- OF PEACE feeding Association - TOWONG SHIRE & Carol Allen - NSW & National Breastfeeding Birthday PUBLIC LIBRARY Vic. (6076 2051); Merv Ward (6076 1369); Phil 76 Hanson St., Corryong helpline 1800 686 268. Council customer service Local volunteer counsellor Coulston (6071 2746); and library staff are availa- Tom Newton - Vic (0438 - Lisa Vallett 0459 707 085. 24-30 Hanson St., Corryong. Ph: 6076 1286 ble Monday to Friday 9am 382 140); Terry Forrest Club to 4.30pm . Info at www.breastfeeding. (0499 579 502). Council office and library asn.au. are closed on weekends and public holidays. Radio Upper To register your child in the Birthday Club Telephone: CENTRELINK Murray Shire: 6076 2160; phone 6076 1045 or email Library: 6076 1639 Retirement: 132 300; Dis- 88.7 / 98.9 / 107.7 ability/Sickness & Carers: COMMUNITY CAR 13 2717; Multilingual Ser- Jennifer Fennell [email protected] A service for those vice: 13 1202; Customer Wed: 10am - 1pm without transport to access Relations: 1800 050 004; EACH BIRTHDAY CLUB MEMBER RECEIVES A BIRTHDAY CARD AND FREE PATTIES PARTY PACK appointments in Alb- Appointments: 13 10 21. Sun: 1pm - 5pm Wodonga. Ph: 6076 3200. Carelink: 1800 052 222. THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2020 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE ELEVEN

Upper Murray Sport (Cont.)

CFNC cont. from Jordan Bailey and Dave C Grade: The girls came page 12: In his first game Nelson never stopped out fighting and showed of Aussie rules, Steve trying down back, along determination with strong McDaid threatened to with PJ Jeffries on one defence and coach Kerrie turn the game when put leg, not letting a couple Twigg looking forward to into the midfield from of knocks stop him from an exciting season. Awards centre half-back after half playing the game out. this week went to Brianna time. It was great to see Although the Mills-Richards and Elli Allen McCahon attack scoreboard told one Murdoch. CORRYONG the contest without fear story, the boys will take D Grade: There were and Ryan Nicklaus had the lessons we can and many new faces this his moments forward of continue to write our own season and it was a tough the ball. They call it an story throughout the rest of start, up against a strong ‘admirable loss’ but as a the 2021 season. Awards:- side but the girls Health and starting point for a new Club - Ben Kemp & Paddy showed some positive team, there were plenty Riley; Woolhouse Albury signs for the season ahead. of exciting moments. Voucher - Matt Findlay; Award: Carolina Sanchez. Awards:- Club - Buttsy; PJ & Myra Jeffries Mug - 15 & Under: The team Vic Hotel - Josh Z; PJ & Dave Nelson. came out of the gates with Wellbeing Fair Myra Jeffries Mug - Ethan Netball: After a slow a game too close to call Blissett. start to the season last until the last few minutes. Seniors: Lucky to be year, Corryong Demons We had an impressive down by only three goals are ready and rearing. A side step onto the courts Join us for a fun family day with lots to see. at quarter time, the boys Grade: What a game! It including Mac Drummond had proved they weren’t came down to the final from Walwa joining shy of the hard ball and two minutes to decide his sisters for the first were willing to try and the match. Bullioh pulled time in the red and blue. run with the experienced ahead in the last 30 With a win of two points 2ND MAY, 2020, 11AM - 2PM Bullioh side. seconds to secure the (35- (15-13) they are to be Our backs were 34) point win over the commended on their first ATTREE PARK, CORRYONG peppered in the second Dees for round 1. Kristy game. Congratulations to quarter, with Bullioh’s Whitehead took out the Bridget Bailey receiving spread from the contest Corryong Café Brew gift the Corryong Café Brew overcoming our best voucher and Shannen award this week. endeavours to stem their Collis the mug. Newcomer 11 & Under: What a YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS OUT ON: impact. Although the Tamara Louwrier took out cracker of a start for the damage was done, it was the game beanie for her first netball game and Welcome baby ceremony 11am-1pm a different game after work in the ring under the girls had their first Pony rides, half time, with Evan and a steaming attack from win of the season. It saw Thomas Nicholas taking Bullioh. B Grade: Bullioh new and old face grace Balloon Artist, hold in the middle and took out the win with a the court. Taking out an leading the fight back. 32-21 loss for the Demons impressive win 13-5 goals. Sausage sizzle Jordan Raqawa gave this week. All girls fought Top shooters for the day the midfield some first hard with the Corryong were Marlie McLean, Health Providers stalls delivery out of the ruck, Café Brew voucher going Darcy McGee and Mabel Matt Findlay found his to Kiri Belcher, the mug Edwards. The award for Face painting and More!! touch in the middle and donated by the Anstee the week went to Ella Paddy Riley and Ben family going to Jemma Pearce for her impressive Kemp were looking Klippel and the beanie work in the centre court. A COVID 19 SAFE EVENT dangerous on the outside. going to Britt James. Cont. page 7 PAGE TWELVE THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2021 Upper Murray Sport Bulldogs set sights on hat trick the match to build an Kelvin Wallace, Shane insurmaountable lead. Price. Federals had the bye. Corryong: Peter This week Jeffries, Matthew Findlay, The new Events Centre David Nelson, Thomas Bullioh showed that will be christened this Nicholas, Evan Nicholas, it is on track for a third Saturday when Corryong Mitchell Harris. consecutive premiership takes on Federals in the Tumbarumba v. with a comprehensive local derby. Cudgewa 104-point victory over The Demons are Cudgewa 5.3, 12.8, Corryong in the first expected to field a 19.9, 23.13 (151) d round of local football on stronger outfit this Tumbarumba 4.2, 4.3, 7.4, Saturday. week, particularly with 10.8 (68). Corryong was keen to the inclusion of Sam Goals show its wares under new Cross who returns to the Cudgewa: Kylin mentor, Mitch Harris but club after a successful Morey 9, Benjamin Hall after a competitive first stints with Albury and term the Dogs put the foot 6, Ryan Mee 3, Jayden Thurgoona. down and put the issue Pryse 1, Lachlan Whiteley The Swans start their beyond doubt with a 10- 1, Joshua Boyle 1, James 2021 campaign as a bit of goal to one second quarter. Whiteley 1, Dayne Carey an unknown quantity and Charley Wallace and 1. although there have been the evergreen Clint Ried Tumbarumba: no big-name signings, a were unstoppable in attack Brendon Lane 4, Jack competitive effort is on for the Dogs and booted Vogan 2, Harry Nunn 2, the cards after a flurry of seven and five goals Jacob Read 2. recruiting in the past few respectively, capitalising Best weeks. on the hard work of Jake Cudgewa: Kylin Tumbarumba hosts Curran, Luke Rafferty Morey, Darcy McKimmie, Bullioh in the other and Alex Freeman further Mitchell Pynappels, Corryong’s Matt Findlay is taken down by his Bullioh opponent. match and despite the afield. Lachlan Whiteley, Ryan Photo: Deb Harrap home ground advantage, Mitch Harris led the Mee, Jay Dale. Bullioh has the edge in Dees’ scorers with four Tumbarumba: Harry depth and should record a goals but Bullioh’s well Nunn, Jacob Read, Hunter comfortable win. drilled defence ensured Clayton, Lachlan Vogan, Demons Cudgewa has the bye. Ethan Blissett, Sean Under 14’s Tumbarumba v opportunities were few Quinn Rooney, Brendon Results - Round 1 Bannon. Bullioh v. Corryong Cudgewa Den and its midfield also won Lane. Seniors Tumbarumba v Bullioh 8.2, 12.6, 16.9, Tumbarumba 5.3, the day. Reserves Bullioh v Corryong Cudgewa 20.13 (133) d Corryong 11.10, 13.16, 19.20 (134) The Demons matched Bullioh v. Corryong Football Bullioh 6.5, 15.11, Cudgewa 2.2, 5.4, 6.7, 0.0, 0.0, 1.2, 1.2 (8). d Cudgewa 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, the Dogs in the last term Bullioh 3.2, 4.7, 9.9, Reserves 21.12, 25.18 (168) d 8.11 (59) d Tumbarumba Goals 0.0 (0). with four goals to give 12.9 (81) d Corryong 2.0, With plenty of new and Corryong 2.1, 3.1, 6.4, 3.4, 4.9, 4.11, 4.17 (41). Bullioh: Chad Klippel Goals them encouragement for 2.1, 3.1, 6.4 (40). old faces it was exciting 10.4 (64). Goals 3, Nate Klippel 3, Nash Tumbarumba: Ewan their engagement with Goals, Goals Cudgewa: Gregory Macaulay 3, Caelan Carter Middleton 5, Albert to see the reserves back Federals this week. Bullioh: Aaron Giles Bullioh: Charley Wheeler 5, Bryer Byatt 3, Henry Brewer 2, Rory Middleton 4, Dominic again with a full team. Cudgewa also put its 7, Harrison Nicholls 2, Wallace 7, Clinton Ried 1, Cooper Withers 1, Kearney 2, Zak Moyle 2, Chaffey 3, Samuel The rust wore off hand up as a potential Daniel Worsley 1, Jesse 5, Jacob Curran 4, Shane Lachlan Brown 1. Jack Hallawell 2. Clarke 3, Campbell Crain quickly as Bullioh came finalist after blasting O’Brien 1, Damien Mason Henry Corryong: Angus Price 4, Wade Knights Tumbarumba: 1, Campbell Murray 1, out hard for the contest Tumbarumba off the park 1. 2, Alex Freeman 2, Leo Waters 2, Bob De Abel 1, Edwards 1. with an 83-point away Corryong: Mark Alexander Crain 1, Mason making for a scrappy Nicolson 1. Mitchell DeLuca 1. Best win. Boyle 4, Sam Nankervis 1, Chamberlain 1. start. Josh Zuljevic was Corryong: Mitchell Best Bullioh: Zak Moyle, Kylin Morey led all Phillip Thiel 1. Cudgewa: Not a standout early with his Harris 4, Ben Kemp 1, Cudgewa: Gregory Nash Macaulay, Rory scorers with nine goals Best supplied run and carry (and plenty Peter Jeffries 1, Isaac Wheeler, Joseph James Kearney, Caelan Carter, and Ben Hall chimed in Bullioh: Peter Paton, Bone, Jake Tregilgas, Jack Hallawell, Chad Best of bounces) making for with half a dozen majors Schlunke 1, Matthew Jesse O’Brien, Luke Thomas Noonan, Bryer Klippel. Tumbarumba: an exciting spectacle. in the rout. Findlay 1, Evan Nicholas Hawkins, Todd Birch, Byatt, James Mongan. Corryong: Angus Campbell Crain, Albert Kris Butt played a typical The Roos kept pace 1, Thomas Saunders 1. Harrison Nicholls, Aaron Tumbarumba: Mathew Edwards, Jasmine Shanks, Middleton, Dominic captain’s game and Ethan with Cudgewa in a high Best Giles. McCallum, Henry Waters, Mac Drummond, Tyler Chaffey, Ewan Middleton, scoring first quarter but Bullioh: Jacob Curran, Blissett was a revelation Corryong: Joshua Mitchell DeLuca, Daniel Vandervalk, Alexander Samuel Clarke. the Blues dominated Luke Rafferty, Charley in the ruck. Zuljevic, Mark Boyle, Bates, Jamie Webb, McCormick, Tanner Cudgewa: Not the middle stages of Wallace, Alex Freeman, Phillip Thiel, Kris Butt, Jordan Dennis. Klippel. supplied. Cont. page 11

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