WEBSTERS Offer You Quality, Value and One of the Largest SOFT DRINKS PTY

D,H,80. '.'The Diamond House" HIGH MARK OF QUALITY J. J. SPEIRS Wagga's leading Jewellers .. WEBSTERS offer you quality, value and one of the largest SOFT DRINKS PTY. LTD. ranges of modern en gagement rings to select FAMOUS FOR WEBSTER'S REFRESHING LEMONADE from in Australia. For a private and confidential WEBSTER'S SOFT DRINKS FOR ALL OCCASIONS after-hours appointment, GRIFFITH NARRANDERA ARDLETHAN phone (The Diamond Manager) Wagga 2529. J~~----~~-----~~----1 The Aussie COACHING CLINIC BOUNDARY U MPIRES The special coaching clinics adver Once again the annual dissatisfac Ruler tised in the last edition of the (Aussie tion of Boundary Umpk'es has been Ruler) will now take place on Wed heard at most grounds in the South nesday next. May 6th at the N arrand West. One of the most consistent era CWA rooms commencing at 7 p.m. COf!IPl~ints have_ been on the dress, In addition a schoolboys clinic will y._h1le m some mstances the capabil- be held at the N arrandera Sports 1ti~s of the Boundary Umpires sup Ground on Monday afternoon May plied by some Clubs have obviously 11th commencing at 2 p.m. and fol been well below a reasonable stand lowed at night with football pictures, ard. including last years VFL Grand It would seem that unless the Clubs Final. see that Boundary Umpires are of a Both clinics are being conducted by reasonable standard and that their the South Melbourne Football Club dress conforms with that of the rules at l~ast six of that clubs players will of the game, then the League must be m attendance for the junior clinic. take positive action as soon as pos Schoolboys from all clubs in the sible. a-;ea are most cordially invited to Presentation of the code is the ut attend. most importance. I I I I OFFICIAL Cf!GAN OF THE SOUTH WEST DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE SCORE CARD )

...... V REFRESH EACH QUARTER wtih 1st Qr. I I I h st Qr. I -! I ''LETONA'' 2nd Qr. \2nd Qr. I I PURE ORANGE JUICE 3rd Qr. 3rd Qr. I i or PURE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, PURE LIGHT 4th Qr. 4th Qr. I I GRAPE JUICE, PURE TOMATO JUICE TOTAL . TOTAL I I I I Vol. 10. SUNDAY, 3rd MAY, 1970. No. 4. LANHAM$ qF LEETON TI1E MEETING PLACE OF ALL SPORTSMEN - EXCLUSIVE JEWELLERS LANHAM MOTORS For Exclusive Diamond Rings For all Chrysler Products ARIAH PARK HOTEL Panel & Body Works-Phone 369 Phone for After Hours Appointment WHERE RESCH'S ALE IS SERVED TO PERFECTION 645 or 122 PERCY SHEPPARD, LICENSEE PHONE 68 568 or 645 NRMA District Depot-Phone 564

WELCOME TO DAll,Y AROUND TIIE PICKETS BALLANTINE'S SCOTCH WHISKY ulations. ADVERTISER soum WEST No doubt followers of the Ariah AWARD As soon as arrangements have JOURNALIST Park club of a few years ago hope In last weeks edition of "The been completed for the weekly pres By now most South West followers that the sight of Bernie Sculley act Aussie Ruler" it was announced that entations these will be notified in the are aware that ''The Daily Adve,.tiser" ing as a Bound&--y Umpire for that Ballantine's Scotch Wisky had gener "Aussie Ruler". journalist for the South West is Ross club may lead to a return to the play ously donated weekly trophy to the "The Match of the Day" for this Ingram, who hails from Mount Gam ing field for Bernie. best player in "The · Match of the Sunday, 3rd May, 1970, is Leeton v bier in South Australia. Even if Bernie doesn't return to the Day" with an end of season trophy Narrandera. If the standard of work so far pro playing field it is indeed a welcome valued at $200. duced by Ross can be taken as a meas sight to see a man who has given so All Clubs should have received SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR uring stick, then the South West is in much to football as a player, contin a circular together with voting cards, AWARD deed fortunate that Ross has taken ue to play an active part in admin but unfortunately only three cards It is anticipated that Secretaries of the position with- "The Daily Adver istration, and even to the extent of have been received with last week's all Sporting Clubs with an outstand tiser". helping his club as a Boundary Um voting. The Organisers realise that ing perimeter of West Wylong, Gren The League takes this opportunity pire. some Clubs may not have received fdl, Young, Jugiong, Tumut, Tumbar of welcoming Ross to it's midst and the cards befc,;e last Sunday's match umba, Holbrook, Gerogery, Balldale, trusts that his association with it will GANMAIN es and hence the late return of the Finley, Carathool, Tabbita, Rankins be a long and happy one. Continued from Page 6. cards. Sp,:ings, Ungarie, Marsden will have Hear tell that two of our Womans It is reguested that all cards be received lit\lfature on the "2WG Sport NEXT WEEK'S GAMES Auxiliary have been rewarded for posted in the stamped addressed en• sman of the Year Award". Narrandera v G. G. Matong. their years of untiring wock by being velope provided immediately after Valuable trophies will be given from Ganmain v Leeton. made Life Members of this club. each Sunday's Match so that progres month to month with "The Sportsman Ardlethan v Griffith. Congratulations to Mrs. M. McPher sive voting can be included in the filJI. of the Year" receiving a valuable Turvey Park v Coolamon. son and Mrs. G. Warran. How many lowing "Aussie Ruler". trophy for the honour of being Whitton v A. P. Mirrool. years? Perhaps they would be better Voting for "The Match of the Day" choosen as "The Sportsman of the qualified to tell. for last sunday, Ariah Park-Marrool Year" within the ck"cle. Please to hear that two of our WHEN YOU THINK v Grong Grong-Matong was as fol It is hoped that if any Australian hard wo,;king ticket sellers Eb Kem lows: Rules Club within the circle feels that MEAT ber and Bloodout Gilmore have won T. McGee (GG-M) 3, 3, 1 (7) they have a member who qualifies THINK the double at our last two games D. Priest (AP-M) 3, 2, 2 (7) for nomination in any particular The catch is that they were on their A. S. STOUT & CO. I. Sanbrook (GG-M) 2 (2) month that the name or names be days off, so it looks like big Frank N. Walker (AP-M) 1 (2) QUALITY BUTCHERS 1, forwarded to the Organisers. Crouch having a holiday on our next On a count back the award has Forms are available from 2WG, Phone Ardlethan 12 . home game trying to make it a treb Wagga Wagga upon application. le. Jen won by Terry McGee. Congrat-

AMERICAN BASHIR'S STE~ENSON'S DRY CLEANING YOUR FAMILY STORE NARRANDERA QUARRIES AND LADIES & CHILDRENS WEAR RIVERINA LAUNDRY SERVICE MENS WEAR SPECIALISTS Suppliers of FOR YOUR TYRES, RECAPS, 51 Years of Experience is Your BATTERIES, WHEEL ALIGNING For Better Service and Better Value Metal and Sand Guarantee of Service AND BEST SERVICE Shop at We pick up and deliver in DON JONES TYRE SERVICE BASHIR'$ Ready-Mix Concrete Wagga, Coolamon, Ganmain 32-36 Hammond Avenue Wagga Depots: 27 Fitzmaurice WAGGA PHONE 4323 116 East St., Narrandera Phone 681 and 993 Street: Australian Arcade; Props.: Gus and Mick Kerlin and Allan Shepherd Phone 267 Turvu- Tops: 38A BIU'lis Street •• •• !------~ RICHARDS ... Your "Burns Philip" Stores FOR SERVICE - NARRANDERA & LEETON One-Stop Shopping Centres for • • • STENNERS OF LEETON THE EXCLUSIVE SALON THE BEST IN TELEVISION, HOME APPLIANCES, The Best in all Woollen Fabric LEETON FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS. VIYELLA and CLYDE LLA For the Best Selection Knitwear, Phone: NARRANDERA 1 (5 lines) •. LEETON 781 (4 lines) Slacks, Skirts, - just right for Phone 670 Football LEETON NARRANDERA (NAVY BLUB AND RIED) (IIL.UB AND G OL. D) 1 K. WATERS 1 W. ROPER LEETON NOTES NARRANDERA NOTES 2 E. ROGALSKI 2 B. ROYAL (By lmD) (By Demon) 3 B .. HOGAN 3 C. MALE Again so near and yet so far. Beaten but not disgraced might best 4 B. SHERIDAN District Agents for: 4 R. SI'EVENS describe the Redlegs' effJrt against the The way the whole 18 players fought S G. LASHBROOK Victa, Pace, Scott SK. ENGLISH League leaders, Turvey Park at Gissing back in the last quarter was a great Bonnar Mowers indication of better things to come. 6 J. EVANS 6 T. POWELL Oval last Sunday. 7 D. WHELAN Mobilco Farm Equipmenl 7 R. WILSON The display by the Second and Third 8 A. DUDLEY The youngsters lack of experience Grade in beating last year's respective and Chain Saws 8 P. HOPWOOD became very evident as •the final quart 9 M. CROUCH 9 L. McCALLUM premiers was a treat to watch. 10 J. WEISSEL 36-38 PINE A VENUE er proceeded and once again brought The mark of the cfay was taken by LEETON 10 C. KOHLHAGEN home the brutal fact that a team con 11 J. LYONS 11 S. MARGOSIS Michael Deaton, the high flying rov 12 A. GRAY Phone 253, Day & Nighl aining a preponderance of raw recruits er in the Thirds. 12 T. BARTEL tends to become a chopping block for 13 A. AXTILL 13 G. BOTTEN Michael always uses his height an 1 14 M. JAMIESON top teams when pressure is really ap weight to advantage and rarely turns 14 R. MATHIESON plied. 1S G. TUCKETT 1S D. KENNEDY in a bad game. 16 J. CRANE In the case of the Redlegs the situa Ray Stevens showed a welcome re 16 B. LIPSCOMBE 17 J. WIRTH ~ ...... -...... ,. 17 T. MELLINGTON tion has been aggravated by a shocking turn to form and was awarded the Brian 18 K .BUTLER . LEETON · 18 T. O'CONNOR crop of injuries at a time wh~n suit Evans shirt award. 19 B. WARD able replacements are at a premmm. Garry Hyland gained the club shirt STEELWORKS 19 P. SHEATHER 20 W. MITCHELL 20 L. HUGHES Be that as it may, two bright spots aware; for his courageous display in 21 M. O'MARA PTY. LTD. the Seconds. . 21 D. INGRAM were, firstly, the appearance of new 22 A. ROBINS Engineers' Supplies 22 S. HUTCHINS ruckman, Stan Legaiviec, and secondly, Noticed also Tom Powell found his 23 L. CLARE razor at last - he looks almost hu General Engineers 23 T. IRONS the grand effort of Alan Gray at 24 J. CROUCH 24 G. POWELL fullback. - man now. 2S B. McKELLAR DELVERS, GRADERS • Players who caught my one eye were and BULK EQPT. 2S G. HYLAND Thirds Bruce Winnel, Maurice Steel, 28 C , CORBETT 28 W . MATHIESON The Reserves could find no answer 27 I. HARWOOD 12-14 PINE AVE., • 2 7' D, BRIGG. to the Bulldogs' rugged play on tactics M. Hardie and Doug Paterson, Seconds 28 T . THOMPSON 28 D. HUNT Len McCallum, Robert Margosis, Bruce 29 J, PALMER I 29 R, INGRAM and had to be content with second place. 30 G, WHYMARK ,1~~~~:=, ?,~; :::, ~j:~! I~:~ 30 R, McCALLUM (the Old Fox) Waters, Bill Jones and 31 W. BELFORD 31 W, JONES Sevtral promising youngsters were fourteen others, Firsts, Warren Roper, 32 M. KRUSS 32 K, LYONS Dexter Briggs, Peter Sheather, Col Male 33 R. SHUTTLIIWORTH 33 R, CRAZE often under notice - in particular, Ian 34 I, NANCAROW 34 R, BRETT ane1 fourteen others. 315 J, THORNTON 35 S, FISHER Harwood, Ivan Nancarrow and John This week look out Demons - we ) 38 G, LASHBROOK 38 G, BUTTON Wells. are after our first win. / 37' D, PAINTER 37 B. OSMOND 38 M, LONGMUIR NARRANDERA 38 N, HONEY 39 K, HARDl·S 39 R, JACKSON 40 K. HOSKINSON 47 W, ALIENDI 40 D, PATERSON PATTEN'S 41 K, LANGLl:Y 48 W, DURNAN 41 B, DODDS If Mum ehops the wooe1 while you •2 J , AITKSN 49 S, SANDERS 42 B, WATERS TRANSPORT SERVICE are at the footie, buy her a "Speed 43 J, ROOK 43 T, DURNAN 44 T, NOLAN 44 W, DURNAN LOCAL AND INTERSTATE e-Oas" Cooker and Heater for 415 D, STOCKTON 45 B. WILLIAMS HAULIBRS Mother's Day from 48 G. KIELLOCK 48 V, HUGO Phone Leeton 188, A.H. 372 Leeton Depot - Acacia Avenue LEETON Melbourne Depot - 681391 ELECTRICAL WADE, HOTEL LEETON LOCAL BP AGENT Welcomes all Rules Players and Supporters FOR ALL FUEL AND HEATING PTY. LTD·. CIVILITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTI'O OIL SUPPLIES 68 Pine Avenue, Leeton 42 Pine Avenue, Leeton. Phone 184 Phone Leeton 345 or Phone 1232 Farm ' Delivery - Prompt Service !I. DRURY and APOLLONI (Your Retravision Dealer) KENDELLS .ATKINSON & POWELL FOR OUTSTANDING DEALS IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Dealers for Massey Ferguson AND UNEQUALLED AFTER SALES SERVICE Machines and Duplicates. All Real Estate Agents - SPEED-E-GAS DEALERS 296 Banna Avenue, Griffith Mobil Products and General 186 BANNA AVE. GRIFFITH Phone 62-2697 "Footwear for all the Family" Farm Supplies. Sporting Footwear a Speciality PHONE 12 - GRONG GRONG GRIFFITH GANMAIN GRIFFITH NOTES GANMAIN NOTES ( R &D AND WHIT&) (MAROON AND WHITS) 1 P. GEHRIG By Swan) (By Uon) 1 D. PRIOR BOB. CARR.OLL'S 2 B. FORBES 4 B. IRVINE Surprising to notice the name I,.ewin After a fairly even first half we MENSWEAR missing from Narrandera's best play produced some good football in the 3 R. MACKENZIE 6 J. McCAlG ers last Sunday. 48 free kicks to 16 third quarter to get the break on the 4 S. ROBINS Formal Wear Hire Service 7 E. McCAIG against us and we still won. Well done "stars" and run out £easonably com 5 R. ROBINS We want you to look great 8 J. GUMBLETON fellows. fortable winners, although slow to get 6 G. MARTIN 9 R. REIHER Congratulations to John Candusso going, P.;ank Gumbleton, with seven 220 Hanna Avenue 7 I. WADE 10 W. KEMBER and Frank Conlan for ,;-eally great ef goals, rated as our best. He was ably GRIFFITH 12 G. CARROLL forts, don't know what would happen supported by Peter Brill, James Gum 8 G. OWEN Phone 62-2039 13 B. CEDELLAND to us if we dindn't have a great back leton, Trevor McPherson, Peter Man 9 W. ROBINS 14 PETER CARROLL line. Incidently, didn't Philip Smith gelsdorf and the McGraig brothers. 10 R. PRENZEL 15 R. HOLGATE burn when shifted to full back for Frank returned 1'rom North Mel 16 DAN CARROLL the last half 11 J. HIGGINS bourne for the game, and as yet his 12 A. BIRON 17 P. MANGELSDORF What a pity Sharpie isn't a couple future is still up in the air. 18 J. WINNEL of stone heavier. Five goals each for 13 W. CLARK K. J. & A. M. LEAN 19 T. McPHE!{S()N the last three matches, not a bad ef Our seconds, showing none of 14 P. CONLAN their previous weeks form put in 20 J. CBDELLAND fort. We surely could use him in the 15 L. HODSON 21 PAT CARROLL firsts with a bit more weight. rather a disappointing performance. BUILDING Perhaps a little mo-:e effort at train 16 D. COLLIS 22 P. BRILL Reports indicate that we might CONTRACTORS 23 G. WOOLNOUGH have Bill Biron, John Foley and Mal ing would not go astray. For four 17 G. LUHRS 24 TER. CARROLL Brauman back in the team within a quarters of football, one could only 18 P. SMITH 126 Larmer Street 25 B. LOGAN short while, we need these blokes like spot Lloyd Underwood, with Alan S:i,mons showing a lot of promise. 19 W. TYNDALL Narrandera 26 DES CARROLL a mad dog needs shooting, so lets 20 J. CANDUSSO 27 G. CROZJ.E.R hcpe the yarns are correct for once. Our thirds battled on gamely, but PHONE 670 A big Cheerio to our overworked 21 L. COLLIS 28 a. DILLON were no match for their bigger oppon 29 R, CARROLL Secretary, Neil Griggs, who has spent ents. 22 R. DAL 'EST 30J, WILLIAMS the last week or so in hospital. Every Today should see some smart look 23 G. EVANS 31 B, CROZIER one· connected with the local club sure ing footballers off the field, as last :a.a B, ROY 24 W. COLLIS 33 D. MERCER hopes to see you up and around be yea,;s Premiership side were present 25 J. PORTOLESI 315 G, GUTHRIB fore too long. I am sure our com ed with Maroon Cardigans with club R. M. & A. P. Farrell 38 •• FIRMAN , mittee did not realise just how much emblems at a steak night on Friday 26 M. NEWMAN 37 B, ALLEN 27 D. DREYER 38 A. SYMONS work Neil actually has done until night. The cost of same was carried 28 s. PATERSON Coffllbbie St., Coolamon 39 P. THOMPSON they've had to find someone else but by some good supporters of the club. 29 G, HARRISON 40 R, COX apart from all that, Neil, on behalf Continued on Page 14 ·' 30 G, DUNCAN Seed Grading Contractors 41 A. KELLY 31 T. HIGGINS 42 P. KELLY 32 R, DREYER 44 K. GUTHRIE 33 V, WILSON Satisfaction Guarantee<;;! 45 J. HAMBLIN 34 J. CULLEN 45 A. HAMBLIN The Immaculately Dre-d Choose The Recognised 315 C. SHARPE 48 P. CARROLL 38 N. BROWN PH~)NE 61 49 D, O'CONNOR "RULES" HOUSE 37 T, Rt:ED 151 K. SMITH TYNDALL&RYAN 38 R. WILSON 58 R, ROY 39 R, DAVIDSON 61 A, CROZIER 490 Banna Avenue, Griffitl, AREA HOTEL 40 J, HAMILTON •2 C, P'IRMAN GRIFFITH For all their Dry Cleaning and That's where we will meet after D. B. & R. I. BEST Stop at Laundry Requirements the Match PAINTING CONTRACTORS BILL BIRON'S - PAPER HANGING, INTERIOR CALTEX FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY AUB FARRELL DECORATING AND SPRAY YOOGALI SERVICE STATION SERVICE (Licensee) PAINTING SPECIALISTS General Motor Repaln Phone GRIFFITH 62-1193 PHONE GRIFFITH 62277!5 Phone Griffith 62-2081 PHONE 62-1322 7. e......

FRED · THOMPSON'S LONDON HOTEL BARRY NEILL MOTORS ARDLETHAN Where the welcomes the Warmest and the Beer the Coldest Ardlethan - Phone 11 New Modem, Heated Lounge, Toasted Sandwiches, Pies, Curry and Rice - ' as recommended by Galva Nitschke Sales and Service PHONE 34 ARDLETHAN .!4, ..... 0 - I ARDLETHAN WHITTON ARDLETHAN NOTES (RED AND :IOl.O) (BLACK AND C.Ol.D) WHITTON NOTES 1 L LAWSON 1 R. MILTHORPE (By Star) (By 2 H. EVANS Tiger) 2 B. RIST Our supporters will be wondering 3 N. MAXWELL Beaten again but it was sure no dis 3 A. TAYLOR whether we are going to appear in the grace - all we lacke& on Sunday was 4 G. GAVEL Aussie Ruler this year. one big fellow to go around bopping - 4 R. INGLIS 5 H. WALDERMAINE The notes were written, even after just like they had. 5 A. BOUNDS r=~~~~~~- 6 P. CLAR.KE the Bulldogs match, but apparently 7 P. LOIT i and re-play the game 7 R. MILNE None other than Jocky Kenny was 8 T. PRESTON they were not received at the other awarded full marks for the .day. 8 W. CONNORS with good Beer and end. (Still thkd time must be lucky.) Service 9 J. KENNY Last Sunday saw the Seniors go Jock didn't make one mistake in po 9 M. BRADLEY 10 D. TURNER down to the Maroons. sition. 10 M. WILl.S Best wishes from 11 V. BOURKE Had a few regular seniors out, but Even though the game was very hard 11 J. BONNY PAT PAINTING 12 R. LLOYD the young players in their place for and rough, Peter Clarke, Graham Staff, 12 P. SMI1H and STAFF 13 G. STAFF their first senior match did a good_ 14 G. KELLY Herbie Evans, Hugo Waldermains, Bob 14 T. DWYER job. Thompson and Ron Milthorpe trie& 15 L. DUNBAR 15 R, MURRAY Congratulation to the Reserves on hard to lift their side. 16 B. BOOTS a well deserved win. It was a spec Most others didn't seem to get any 16 P. MEALE 17 B. ALIENDI tecle to watch from the sideline. opportunities. 17 B. SCHLIEBS 18 B. THOMPSON Mustn't forget the thirds who record 19 P. SHELDRICK Nothing much can be said about our 18 B. CARROLL 20 J. GAVEL ed another win, is some time if not hard trying Seconds side. 25 K. DAVIES the first that they have beaten the 21 G. BOOTS Those who played and haven't been B. ROBERTSON Maroons at Ganmain. to training shoul& improve after see 27 R. DRYSDALE NEWSAGENCY 22 29 E. TAYLOR 23 D. DeMAMIEL Best afield in each game: Bob ing the track a few times. WHITTON 24 A. BRADBURY Murray (seniors); Des Heath (re Those who really tried were Greg 30 K. LUKE serves) and Ross Fairly (thirds). 25 I'.>. GAVEL Boots, Joey DeMamiel (must say Joe, 31 W. THRIPP Refreshments, Groceries 26 K. TURNER For those who haven't heard, Ian you were the only one who had a 35 .K HOWARD and Smallgoods 27 P. CATLIN Crewes is playing with Watsonia in little bit of it to shape up to the big 38 C. DRYSDALE the Diamond Valley League this Phone 28 28 G. MAXWELL man in the Firsts) All an Bradbury, John 47 K. DRYSDALE 29 L. MORPHETI year. Young, Jim DeMamiel and Bobby 48 J. HUNTER Congratulations to Jim and Alicia Boots. 30J. BOWBRICK 55 B. DELANEY 31 R. lONGS on thea- marriage. Glad to see Jim Away to Ardlethan on Sunday so back again, let's hope we see 100 what about it, Tigers. Let's bring back 13 B, STOUT 32 J. RAWLE 21 F, LUKE 33 PALFRAMAN minutes of him this week. a double with a comfortable win. 23 K. LANGL:EY WHITTON 4 A , O ' REILLY 34 SCHMETZER 2 C, LITCHFIE LD 43 J. MILNE 35 SCHMETZER ) ): 3 8 P. SULLIVAN 44 G. RHODES 36 SCHMETZER 41 I, BURGESS 43 M . WAL LACE 45 J. YOUNG 37 D. THOMPSON SCULLEY'S 44 P, TONACI A 46 P. COLLINS 38 G. BOURKE 48 R , SMITH 47 N. JOHNSON 39 J. CORNIELSON !It T, KELLY 48 K. TONGS !12 B. ROBINS 40 J. DeMAMIEL FOODLAND 54 R. KILGOWl:11 41 I. HARRISON 5B D , HEATH 42 D. CHAFFY ARIAH PARK BILL THRIPP For Lower Prices Eve ry Day TOTAL ARD LET HAN CRESCO I PHONE 105 LIVESTOCK AND GENERAL CARRIER TOTAL FUELS AND LUBRICANTS - CRESCO FERTILIZERS P.O. BOX 68 PHONE 84

8. JOHN E. MUELLER B.Sc., M.P.S., Ph.C. TURVEY CHOY BROS. TURVEY TOPS SHOPPING CENTRE Junee Street - GRONG GRONG - Phone 21 or 38 Phone 5 2648 (Day or Night) TOPS Sheep and Cattle Yards, Gates, Truck and Field Bins, Machinery, 24-Hour Free Pick-up and Delivery Service Shearing, Hay, Bulk Grain Sheds and Barns, Stock Crates, PHARMACY Folding Harrow Bars, Tank Stands, Sheep Feeders, Ramps, etc. Agents Shell and Speed-E-Gas - General Engineering G.G.M. NOTES TURVEY PARK NOTES (By Magpie) (By Bulldog) G.G,-MATONG TURVEY PARK Enthused by the return of Captain Prophets of woe over the '1Bulldogs" (BLACK AND WHITE) (R&D, WHITE AND BLUR) Coach Tom Carroll, our First XVIII, reputedly poor showing against Leeton 1 T. CARROLL 1 G, ION to the delight of the supporteTS who htlVe" apparently overlooked two im 2 .M. SANBROOK 2 B. CONWAY followed them away, downed the portant facts about the match. 3 B. BRYON KENNEDY & CO. 3 N. WHITE "-Bombers" and moved off the bottom First, Leeton, although weakened 4 T. MORRIS of the ladder to start that long climb 4 R. EVANS GRONG GRONG by the absence of some key players SN. MORROW upwards. played determined, spoiling football, SK. EVANS ) 6 J. SMITH Stock & Station Agents 6 A. GRENTELL Playing an intelligent game at full and second, that the "Bulldogs" almost etc. forward, Tom lecl a team that for the doubled the Leeton score. 7 T. McGEE 7 L. PENDRICK first time this season played as a team. Add to this the fact that three of 8 I. FERGUSON Sheep Sales Conducted 8 M. McGINN There were lapses at times and we last year's semi-finalists have been well 9 K. CEELY Every Fourth Tuesday 9 R. NOLAN are fortunate -to have a strong back beaten in the first three matches of 10 L. McPHERSON 11 P. JACIC line in Dennis Heathcote, Graham Bu the season and you must conclude that 11 G. BUCHANAN Phone Grong Grong 23 chanan and Bruce Bryon. we aren',t doin2 too badly. 12 D. HEATHCOTE 12 D. CAMPBELL The fact that seven players kick Admittedly the kicking for goal was 13 P. ROUNSEVELL IS A. CARROLL ed major scores indicates the effort below standards set so far but this will 14 I. SANBROOK 16 J. ASHCROFT that all players made. certainly not continue. It was the ex 15 R. COLLIER 17 J. SHEARER Ian Ferguson, moved from the wing ception to the rule. 16 G. SHEATHER to play rover-forward pocket, was 17 T. WALSH 18 J. HAWKE Congratulations to Laurie Pendrick 19 C. NOACK awarded the shirt for 100 minutes of for his fine display which earned him 18 R, HAMBLIN GANMAIN dominating play and accurate kicking. Huthwaite's shirt for the best and fair 19--B. CARROIL 20 G. BENDER Terry McGee, "Banc.y" Evans, Rod est in the senior side. 21 L. EVANS SAWMILLING 21 J. EGAN Walsh, Terry "Soapy" Walsh, Max San Laurie has been well in the voting in 23 C. SMYTH CO. PTY. LTD. 22 L. SHINN brook and Kelvin Stewart all gave of 24 T. CLARK all matches this season and his consis 23 R.. WISB their ,best in a team effort where many tency deserved a reward. 27 J. FREEMAN 161 East Street other players could be named. Others to play well were Robbie 30 R. WALSH NARRANDERA 24 R. BURGESS The Seconds also had a win to re 31 K. STEWART 25 L. CHARTERS Nolan, Jimmy Egan, Neville White, 34 T. CASSIDY main undefeated but did not play their Curly Ion, Alan Grentell and Tim Mor 26 R. HARDWICK same purposeful football. ris. 36 D. GUYMER 27 P. PRlCE Mel Tucker won the award and Allen In the Reserves, Robert Hardwick 20 D, MATTll'IGLY 28 G. STRONG Jones, "Bunny" Carroll, Bob Evans and signalled his early return to the sen 22 M, SULLIVAl'I 20 R. IVERACH 211 I:, McPHERSOl'I 24 R. BURGESS Continued on Page 15) Continued on Page 15 28 .I, MATTll'IGLY 29 W, KENDALL 28 A, .IOl'IIES 30 L, SWANN °\!9 IE, l"ERGUSOl'I 31 I, BOWDEN ~2 D, WILLIAMS 32 ,G SK·EERS Where Sportsmen meet and :a:a V, HARRISOl'I G.G.-MATONG 33 D, SMITH JACK SWANN 39 R, l:VAl'IS 47' D, HARRISOl'I 34 T, POLLARD 37 M, LIMBRICK 35 D, SMITH eat in Comfort - Join them at 48 L REID :18 W, BATCHELOR 37 .I, HARRISON WAGGA 'S LEADING . 39 .I, DAVIES 49 I, cox 38 R, DODSON JACK & PEG DUNCANJS 40 T, WEBB 50 G, CHOY 40 S. BAKARITCH FOOTWEAR REPAIRER. 41 ... COl'll'IELL 51 X. FRASER 41 P. SYDENHAM 42 M, TUCKER 42 B, ROBERTSON CHARLES STURT 43 K, FREIEMAN 43 B, KEMP Large variety of polishes, colour 44 J, BLAIN 44 P, BAKER change, sprayon dyes, Real Kan HOTEL 49 G, KIRBY 45 T. BOURNIE garoo Hide slippers and purses. 77 EAST STREET, RIVERINA ELECTRIC CO. PTY. LTD. 25 FITZMAURICE STREET NARRANDERA Your Retravision Store of Narraudera Phone 3302 For all your Electrical Requirements, TV, Radio and all Electrical Phone 42 Installations, where AFTER SALES SERVICE IS GUARANTEED. Phone: NARRANDERA 601 or 610 10.

11 . HOWE'S TRANSPORT SERVICE Reliable Lifestock Transporters and General Carriers -S. and M. RYNEHART One Decker, Two Decker or Three Decker Capacities To watch Football in style get your Sportswear from Ryneharts. NARRANDERA - Phone: 386 (After Hours 973) Also to play in style - Full Range of Adidas Football Boots. AUSTRALIAN SHOPPING CENTRE, WAGGA - PHONE 3681 COOLAMON NOTES A.P.M. NOTES COWABBIE STREET, COOLAMON PHONE 177 (By Grasshopper) (By Hawk) The Matong team proved a little too COOLAMON A.P.M. The Grasshoppers, who are still con good for us on Sunday but we had our (GREEN ANO WHITE) tinuing their most convincing winning (BROWN, GOL.D ANO GREEN) moments when we could have gained 1 J. HAYES form, are not far away from their tough victory. 1 D. PRIEST est match aganst the Bulldogs on May 2 A. HAYES 10th - looks like being a beauty. Their rovers played havoc which, 3 R. PIEPER 3 D. BAMFORD meant no drive from around the packs. 4 P. SLATTERY 4 R. HARPER When you beat Whitton at Whitton Our coach Doug took mark after mark SJ. DUNN by 40 points, it certainly shows that our 5 BRIAN BRADLEY at centre half back but had little as 6 A. CHALMERS half back line must be one of the best sistance from his flank men - a pos 6 G. Mc.KELVIE in the South West. Coolamon Street 8 T. NOACK ition that will have to be strengthened. 7 G. BRADLEY 9 I, MANNING A very warm welcome to Peter Close Hruce Yandell, playing his first game 8 G. PARMENTER AR1AH PARK who played a "bottler". Allan Hayes 10 J. RYAN played quite well while Squirrel had a 9 B. ROBERTSON Telephone 42 again showed his superiority. Young good game also. 11 W. BROOKS Chris Dryden also showed that his right 10 L. CROCKER David and Russ also enjoyed a men 12 B. BAKER place is in the First eighteen. tion for their efforts. 11 A. RUDD The Seconds played very wtll but 12 G. McPHERSON 13 J. LEWIS Congratulations to the Seconds on 13 R. TONACIA their most masterful win. went down by a few points. 14 A, HICKEY In this game saw young Doug Pea 14 P. ELLIOTT E. T. LEIGHTON - 15 K. O'DWYER Looks like they could get in the four cock show the older players how to go 15 K. MALONEY with a bit more of this kind of foot 16 K. SHEATHER 16 N. FAIRMAN in and get the ball - he was rewarded Contracting and Plant ball. with a couple of goals. 17 J. KEW 17 N. WALKER Dicky Robertson went well at full Others to do well were J. Lewis, K. 18 L. RYNEHART Hiring Service 18 R. YANDELL forward, kicking 8 goals. Popple and E. Beurckner. 19 B. LUCOS 19 B, CHALMERS Mention must be made of the summ 20 P. CURTIS McNabb also played a good game. 21 D. GRAHAM PHONE 20 R. LEWIS ing of our game by Galva Nitschke 21 J. PRENTICE A new improvement was seen in this on Sunday - probably no better sum 22 P. CLOSE LEETON 50 game by Sausage - really burnt in mary ever heard even including city 35 N. O'BRIEN 22 E. BUERCKNER the second half. commentators. 23 V. HILTON 23 J. FAIRMAN 24 W. DENNIS Looks like the match against the Very constructive in his efforts and 25 R. CAMERON 24 R. BUERCKNER Bombers is a foregone conclusion but his reference -to the game showed com 25 J. ROBERTS 1- 2S R. WALKER don't let them catch you loafing Hop mentary of this nature must help 0!1f 27 C. DRYDEN 28 B, ROBERTSON PRESTON 211 K . POPPLE pers. game. 30 G. DENNIS w. 31 T. O'BRIEN ARIAH PARK 27' R. JENNING■ 34 B. GARRETT 28 K. CLARK 3 6 D. DYCE For all your Farm Re 29 N. POPPLE 3 7' T. THORNEYCRO" WEST'S BEER IS BEST! 30 T. COLWILL A. & M. S. MOSES 38 M. LUCAS quirements, Caltex Oils, PTY. LTD. 40 R, GARRETT 31 C. COLWILL IF YOU DONT BELIEVE US 41 C . PARR Greases and Up-to-Date 32 K. COLWILL COME AND DRINK AT THE 46 J. PARR 33 A. COLWILL WOOL BUYERS 49 K. WITHERS Bulk Fuel Facilities Cowabbie Street, Coolamon 50 M. GUTHRIE 34 L LEWIS Phone 154 or 158 35 N. WYKES Coolamon Hotel PHONE 84 3 8 S, HOLZ Also at 37 I. BROOKS Enjoy the Fine Hospitality offered by NARRANDERA - Phone 209 48 J. O'Rl,ELLY VAL & KEITH WEST ARDLETHAN - Phone 1S4 LEETON - Phone 291 & 197 L. R. DUNN & CO. D. REES COUNl'ER LUNCHES and First Class Clover Seeds at Darby and Jim Dunn Proprietors AR1AH PARK TOP QUALITY MEALS Competitive Prices ARIAH PARK - PHONE 35 MOBIL AGENT-Bulk Fuel Available all Hours International Harvester Dealers 12. Wheat Grading Specialist BP AGENTS PHONE 149 II. KENTS MOTORS T. G. N. WILSON & FINEMORE'S PET,ROLEUM 34 East Street, NARR.ANDERA PHONE 215153 HOLDEN, TORANA, BEDFORD - O.K. USED CARS AMOCO & & P .0 . BOX zoo PHONE 73 688. Service 340. After Hours Sales 699 25 A:GENTS - WAGGA WAGGA

14 BE.ST STREET, For all your FUEL AND HEATING OIL 1st XVIII LADDER GOALKICKING 2nd XVIII WAGGA WAGGA REQUIREMENTS T. Park ...... 12 481 211 227.9 M. Deaton (Nar) (0) ...... S- Ganmain ...... 10 275 215 127.9 B, Newman (Nar) (1) ...... 4 LICENSED PLUMBERS Contact - Coolamon ...... 8 389 154 252.5 A. Symons (Gan) (O) ...... 3 DRAINERS AND GAS FITTERS Greg Finemore: Wagga 4529 Griffith ...... 8 292 288 101.0 R. Margosis (Nar) (0) ...... 2 T. Gross (Nar) (0) ...... 2 Septic tank ond Oil Heatina Ron Finemore: Wagga 4909 A.P.M...... 4 305 312 98.0 Specialists G.G.M...... 4 197 286 68.8 Whitton ...... 4 237 389 60.9 GOALKICKING 3rd XVIII Leeton ...... 4 213 428 49.7 J. Freeman (GGM) (0) ...... 12 nJRVEY PARK NOTES GRONG GRONG • MATONG Ardlethan ...... 4 178 375 47.4 R. McCallum (Nar) (0) ...... 9 (Continued from Page 10) NOTES Narrandera 2 216 220 98.1 A. Robins (Leet) (0) ...... 7 D. Mattingly (GGM) (1) ...... 7 iors by winning the best and fairest (Continued from Page 10) trophy. 2nd VXIII LADDER F. Gee (Gan) (0) ...... 7 Ken Freeman also turned in good per P. Hyland (Nar) (2) ...... 7 The side was strengthened by the re formances. G.G.M ...... - .. , .... 12 249 93 266.6 W. Mathieson (Nar) (0) ...... 6 turn of "Feathers" Noack and Ivan Carroll and will be trying hard to dis Today we meet the "Bulldogs". Narrandera ...... 12 244 164 148.7 M. Limbrick (GGM) (0) ...... S Many teams may well have been de Griffith ...... 8 232 121 192.S place Grong Grong-Matong from their THIS WEEK ON RADIO position at the top of the ladder on moralised by Turvey Park's winning T. Park ...... 8 230 132 174.2 form so far. Leeton ...... 8 208 179 116. 7 2.30 p.m. 2WG Leeton v Narrand Sunday. Coolamon ...... 4 228 164 139.0 At this early stage of the season Even the best can be toppled and, era. the competition appears to be very open. Ganmain ...... · .,., 4 231 187 117.2 Club Secretaries: Please make sure as ,always against Turvey Park, we'll Ardlethan...... 4 210 251 83.6 that quarter time scores are telephoned There is not a single team that is give of our best until the final siren. A.P.M...... 0 106 303 34.9 to the Radio Station as soon as po without competition points and last Come on "Magpies". What a game Whitton ...... 0 74 400 18.5 sible. year's premiers, Ganmain, remain un to win today. defeated. 3rd XVIII LADDER An even competition makes for bet PREVIOUS RESULTS ter gates for all clubs and keeps up FIELD UMPIRES Coolamon ..... ,...... 12 50 39 128.1 APRI L 12 spectator interest throughout the sea 1 Eastwood 6 Brown Narrandera 8 190 113 168.1 NAR. 11-12 78, GAN. I 2-6 76, son. 2 Warwick 7 Bryan T. Park ...... 8 138 89 155.0 T. PARK 34-23 227, ARD, 7-9 !51. P1',mising young winger Warren. 3 Tomer 8 Doherty Ardlethan ...... 8 148 173 85.5 A .P . M . 13-17 9!5 , GRIF, 17-21 123. COOL. 25- 19 169, LEET, 9-6 50: Sheather is reported to be returning to 4 Bell 9 Royal Leeton ...... 4 39 SO 78.0 W HIT. 13,125 93, G .G -M . 9-9 63 . Wagga and Michael Hill has received 5 Briggs 10 Savage Ganmain ...... 4 82 168 48.8 a clearance from Wagga to Turvey. Host Club Secretaries, Place Numeral APRIL 19 Both these players will add depth to GOALKICKING 1st XVIII ARD . 8-21 69, NAR. 9-14 68. appearing Opposite Umpires Name at G AN. 17-15 117, WHIT, 12-7 79. J side when they take the field. Top Left Hand Comer of Scoreboard. T. Prentice (APM) (4) ...... 20 GRIF, 12-19 91 , T. PARK.18-1!5 123. J. Shearer (TP) (2) .... .•...... 18 LEET, 12-12 84, APM 20-8 128. GGM 3-11 29, CooL 16-15 Ill. RIVERINA P. Slattery (Cool) (4) ...... 16 APRIL 26 A. Grentell (TP) (1) ...... 11 NAR . 10,10 70, GRIF. 10-13 73 . CAR WRECKERS VALLEY T . PARK 17-29 131, LEET. 10-9 69 . R. Robins (Grif) (3) ...... 11 FOR SECOND HAND PARTS R. Drysdale (Ard) (3) ...... 10 APM 12- 10 82, GGM 15-15 !0!5. PROD·UCERS P. Clarke (Whit) (3) ...... 10 WH IT. 9-11 6!5 , C-ooL. 16-13 109. for G AN. 11 - 14 80, ARD . 8,10 58 . ALL MODELS PTY. LTD. CARS AND TRUCKS 219 URANA ST., WAGGA Trailer Axles Available Where all Good Sports Buy J. and L BRANCH Spesialists in Washec:1 Pre-Pocked all their Buyers of Late Model Wrecked Potatoes SMALLGOODS & MILK BAR Cars and Trucks FOOTWEAR Available at all your Leading Palate Satisfying Sandwiches, JACK CASSIDY Crane and Forklift for Hire Self Service Stores Hamburgers, Pies, Sausage Rolls, Etc KENDELL'S SHOE STORE PHONE - Phone 5 1741 Leeton . • • Phone 237 14 Kurrajong Ave., Leeton Mick Mullins .... Wagga 51413 John Robinson .... Wagga 6527 Manager: Roger McMillan

19.