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Coleambally ~~!S: Mark Kruger, Wayne Krause, Robbie Drummond ,~ !~: I Football Coaches: Mitch Carroll, Lawrence Graham, Adam Boag FARM GATES CATTLE/HORSE PANELS §~~ I-STAY N-STAY 10 Foot ......... $72.00 10 Foot ......... $84.00 12 Foot .... .. $79.00 12 Foot ..... $95.00 p::::1 99 "" 14 Fool .......... $88.00 14 Foot ........ $105.00 2100w x 1800h galvanised 16 Fool ....... .. $104.00 16 Foot .. ...... $120.00 Budget 40x40 square Premium 60x30 oval • GATES ARE STRAIGHT 109 each Premium heavy 70x40 oval • NEW GATES MADE FROM OOWNGRADE • MATERIAL • LIMITED STOCK - WHILE STOCKS LAST! • 115 x 42 Gal 6.1 M 3-WAY AD TA PRACE PORTABLE SHEEP PANELS 4 - . • Adjustable sides • 1000mm high x 2900mm longA Budget • Fully galvanised $2750 ,A. • 6 rail 26.9 od/bow 33. 7 od Economy • Australian Made $3450 ,a& • Fully galvanised __ Vet $3950 --- BUDGET PORTA KIT INCLUDES FENCING CHEAP FENCftG PICKETS STAA1NER POSTS - BLACK HINGED JOINT· AUSSIE MADE 200M ROLLS :. ; N ,_'!=.. lOONB )( 3 2MM X2100LONG $27 00 EACH 6fl0/30 S 170 EACH 100NB X 4.0MM X2100 LONG $34.00 EACH 6/90/30. $185 EACH .. ~ - - - --.-- 100NB X 4.0 MM )(2400 LONG . !i39 50EACH 7/90/30... 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Because there's plenty that have left legacies before "I said, 'They usually name those after people who are us." dead! It doesn't have 'memorial' on it, does it?'" Luring McMahon home to the Hawks, as a non-playing This weekend, he's back at Gumly Oval for the fourth coach, was an important step for Richards. edition of the Greg Smith Trophy. ult gives you a sense ult was not only the quality of his coaching and his of pride. You don't look for these things but it's nice to football experience, but Gav's also a former junior. And be remembered." we're focussed on getting former juniors, and people Smith had already made his name at Ardlethan in with family connections, back to the club. You've got the South Western District Football League before he to recruit good people first, and good footballers will joined the Hawks in 1978. follow." After two seasons at East Wagga-Kooringal, he'd won a Farrer League Baz Medal, two club best-and-fairests, a McMahon has the same philosophy. "I'm as passionate premiership, a VFL contract, and legend status at two as the next bloke about winning games and premier­ Riverina clubs. ships. But to have a successful club, you need the right Smith went on to play 96 games with South Mel­ environment, and that's a family environment - a bourne/Sydney and 31 for Collingwood. He was place that people want to come to and be a part of. nicknamed the 'Bionic Man' by Lou Richards, who saw And that's what we're doing." him return to the field after a serious shoulder injury Ironically, it was when McMahon took his family to the and kick the winning point. "We had a few injured but US for two years that the value of Australian football I was the only bloke who could still run. I had to go clubs hit home. back on," Smith says with a laugh. "The first thing we needed to do was to meet people Acknowledging a club great is about inspiration as and we thought let's join a baseball club, or some­ well as celebration at the Hawks. "It's great to show thing. But we found there was no real structure for our young players - he made the top level and he did social sport in the US. There's high school sport, col­ it through our club," says club president Rob Richards. lege sport, and pro sport, but for the average punter "It shows them that if you've got the ability and you they don't have what we have here. We showed our work hard, you can do it. We've also got Matt Suckling American friends the set-up of our local clubs when now too. They all can see what Matt is doing. Greg they came to visit ... and they were just absolutely Smith they might not know but if they look at his blown away." record, they go - wow! It's phenomenal." He's driven by a desire to see his junior club thrive. The Senior coach Gavin McMahon knew the Smith name Hawks are proud of fielding an Under 17s team for the OAMPS Insurance Brokers, the premier partner of the AFL Riverina, carried great weight at the club a decade after he'd first time in three years, and are focussing on the link is further enhancing its support of the Riverina region by contributing left. between the junior and senior footy clubs to shore up 20% of all policy commissions purchased to your local dub. "When I played my first senior game, Barry Suckling their future. was captain-coach," McMahon remembers. Although the transition to seniors might be different "He handed me the number four jumper, which was to what Greg Smith experienced 40 years ago: ul was Contact OAMPS today to find out how we can hel·p to protect your business. the number worn by Greg. I didn't know him, but I cer­ only 14-and-a-half when I played my first senior game Free and direct to your nearest bra nch or visit our we.bsite: tainly knew about the impact he'd had. And that it was for Ardlethan. It was against Narrandera. The bloke I a very prestigious thing to be wearing his number." was on asked me if it was my first game, and I said yes. Recognising the club's heritage is a key'part of the He went WHACK in the nose. Blood was pouring out 0269336600 ' r Hawks' approach for the future. everywhere. 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