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~ ·1 HIGH MARK OF QUALITY ···;:· :· -~~-~:·;~·i:;i~·:·· STEVENSON'S (A.F.D.A.) I NARRANDERA QUARRIES FUNERAL DIRECl"ORS I WEBSTERS and Monumental Masons Suppli ers of 26 East Street Metal and Sand SOFT DRINKS PTY. LTD. FAMOUS FOR WEBSTER'S REFRESHING LEMONADE (Private address 20 Kin& Street Ready-Mix Concrete NARRANDERA WEBSTER'S SOFT DR INKS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 21 Day or Night Phone 681 and 993 GRIFFITH NARRANDERA ARDLETIIAN ~I ■LU..!...U..!1..!.-'-' ■ ■ 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111~_ GRONG GRONG MATONG - "THE MAGPIES" (Continued from Page 10) The Aussie 14 Eric McPherson (Bill) 20 5'10" 12.00 A forwa-:d who capitalises on loose balls around the goal square. Is an ac- curate goal kicker. Ruler 16 Greg Sheather 20 6'00" 12.12 Winner of Ballantine's-Daily Advertiser Man of the Match award. A brilliant mark and a long kick. Sth. West rep. who started football with GGM school boys, playing first senior game at 14. Centre half forwa-;d or full forward. 17Ter,yWalsh (Soapy) 21 5'08" 11.02 A fast, elusive and creative half forward flanker. Deadly left foo tstab pass. An unselfish player who combines well with Leahy and Sheather. 18 Den nis M attingly · 17 5'08½" 10.07 First year in the Seniors. State schoolboy rep. On the wing, rnving or in the forwards, Dennis is an opportunist and an accurate kick. 19 Terry Cassidy 19 5'09" 11.07 Another first year player with plenty of determination. Forward pocket. 21 Lawrence Evans 20 5'10½" 11.00 Not the· most stylisli footballer but his speed, courage and determination makes him a· most ·effective, close checking half back flanker. 24 Ted Clarke 25 5'06" 10·.00 I I I I I A little fellow who gets more than his share of kicks on the wing and is a constructive player. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SOUTH WEST DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE 29 Ned Ferguson 20 5'08½" 11.09 Made the Firsts during the year because he had the requi•:ed determinatior,. J to go in and win the ball. Wing. 30 Rod Walsh 21 5'08" 11.09 REFRESH EACH QUARTER A determined half fo.:ward flanker having the ability to score when moving with across the face of goals. 43 Ken Freeman (Gomer) 21 6'02" 12.00 Best and Fairest in the Seconds last season but injuries and trouble finding ' ' form have stopped him being a reguloc First Grader this season. Ruck. LETONA'' PURE ORANGE JUICE KENTS MOTORS or 34 East Street, NARRANDERA PURE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, PURE LIGHT HOLDEN, TORANA, BEDFORD - O.K. USED CARS GRAPE JUICE, PURE TOMATO JUICE PHONE 73 & 688. Senice 340. After Hoon Sales 699 & 25 18 Vol. 11 . ~UNDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1971 No. 20. T. G. & N. WILSON BARRY NEILL MOTORS FINEMORE'S PETROLEUM P.O. Box 205 ARDLETHAN PHONE 11 A.H. 162 AMOCO For all Comprehensive, 47 Trail Street al. Vehicle, House and Contents ' AGENTS - W AGGA W AGGA HOLDEN Wagga Wagga I I INSURANCE For all your FUEL AND HEATING OIL PHONE 21 2553 REQUIREMENTS FIRST THIRD XVIII - 10.00 a.m. SEMI LICENSED PLUMBERS FIELD UMPIRE: W. CAMERON (S.W.U.L.) DRAINERS AND GAS FITTERS COOLAMON --.------'"""..... NARRANDERA Septic tank and Oil Heating (GREEN AN O WHITE) =· ca,o~ oNv :an,e> Specialists 9 B. ROBERTSON 3 B. HUTCHISON 30 D. RUDD 31 P. RYNEHART 5 I. RANKIN EDITORIAL 33 A. HOLMES 6 B. MATHIESON 34 G. INCH Shell Gas Heating and 9 S. LEWIS If a promoter had been called in to The evenness of the 1971 compe 35 G. JARRETT Cooking Appliances 10 G. HOSKIN tition has been reflected. with consd organise the finish to the home and 36 A. THORNEY For all your Farming 11 A. SEYMOUR home series in the South West he most e1 ably increased gates bemg reported CROFT Requirements certainly could not have ar,anged a by all clubs, with possibly two or 37 W. PARR ~ 13 B. NEWMAN better finish than that we have been three exceptions, but the overall pic 38 T. CAMERON D. EVANS privileged to have in the South West ture has been a very marked ino.-ease. 40 D. INCH B. WINNEL in 1971. This has been obtained with some 41 W. MAYBURY _:::~:!!~~-:::.::ai ~~16 R. DONALDSON The emotional victory of Grong 45 H. CRAMPTON clubs declaring lesser gates than in 17 W. DURNAN Grong-Matong at Leeton on Sunday fact they have received. 46 P. MALONEY •••••••••••••••••••••••• last to give them a first appearance 47 J. WILLIAMSON I 18 L. CLARK in a South West final series, had to The 1971 final series promises to 49 R. EDIS T. A. (Bert) Burgess i 20 S. ZAK give one of the most even major round be seen to be believed. 50 R. HENDERSON For all ' 22 P. CHOSENCKI As it turned out a loss by the Mag competitions ever in the South West. 51 G. McNABB Any of the four teams to play for 23 P. TOLSHER pies would have seen them once again 52 I. BROWNING i Electrical Appliances calling for "moth balls" at the end of the 1971 Pennant must be given a I 24 A. CLARK 55 C. BREDIN 1 the home and home series. strong chance of victo.-y. 56 M.GUTHRIE ·Where Service and Civility 27 M. GOSS The evenness of our competition Given fine weather, it is reasonable 57 R. McKENZIE is foremost 28 G.HUNT to anticipate large gates and a result I can be seen from last Sunday's ,-esults 58 B. EDIS I Warri Street Ardlethan 29 T. O'NEILL in that other than the Narrandera ·, which the league would welcome - 59 R. NATION 33 D. PATERSON Whitton game, in which Narrandera led the distinct possibility of a draw in 60 B. LANGTRY PHONE 53 34 P. DURNAN for the greater part of the game, all the major round ,which has not happen 61 K. HARRIS !~ 37 R. MITCHELL teams lower on the premiership list de - ed for many many years. 62 N. THORNE¥- ' ■ -•- •~_!~■ ■ 111111111 ■ I., 44 C.DURNAN feated teams highe.. on the premiership All in all, we look forward to an ladder at the start of the series. outstanding finale to the 1971 season ) =--~-~___ _S_ C_ O_R_ E_ C_ A_R_ D_ 1st Qr. I I I 11st Qr. I -~--I ~ I ---1 Drink in Comfort at 2nd Qr. I I _ _.__l_~l'=-2~nd,.......,,;::.Qr.__,_I -----'-1 __~ 1 7 3rd Qr. I 7- I 13rd Qr. I I I 1 l~-YA/ JACK & PEG DUNCAN'S 4th Qr. I I I 14th Qr. I I I I TOTAL I I I !TOTAL I I I I Ilo, 1,i;ntiiy. Individual on-tM-•l>ol •r,lce. CHARLES STURT For the whole range of THE ARDLETHAN BAKERY & WOOL - LAND - INDUSTRIAl HOTEL K. J. A. M. LEAN (Props G. 0., Y. E. & R. J. STOCK - MERCHANDISE - 77 EAST STREET BUILDING PRODUCTS - FINANCE Cassimatis) CONTRACTOR& CONTACT: NARRANDERA Specialising in Bread. Cakes. Pies 126 Larmer Street ELDERS G.M. LTD Pastry and Wedding Cake~ NARRANDERA Phone 42 ARIAH STREET ARDLETHAN Nammdera Phone 41 or 704 PHONE 670 • a Phone 25 2648 (Day or Night) RIVERINA ELECTRIC CO. PTY. LTD. JOHN E. MUELLER TURVEY YOUR RETRA VISION STORE OF NARRANDERA B.Sc., M.P.S., Ph. C. For all your Requirements, T.V. Radio and all Electric.! TURVEY TOPS SHOPPING CENTRE TOPS Installations, where AFfER SALES SERVICE IS GUARANTEED. 24 boon free pick-up and delivery 1ervice PHARMACY Phone: NARRANDERA 601 or 610 GRIFFITH LEETON PREVIOUS GATE R.ECEIPTS ~...................... 11•1 1 (by Swan) (by Demon) 1st SEMI-FINALS - 1st XVIII TEAMS BOB CARROLL'S I For the Grasshoppers it was a case Heartiest congratulations to the Mag 1963 at Leeton, T. Park v Narrandera $1634 MENSWEAR I of "do or die" last Sunday and this in pies on a game well won and best 1964 at Ganmain, Leeton v Coolamon $1468 centive was just enough foc them to wishes for their first ever semi final 1965 at Griffith, APM v Leeton .... .... $1146 Formal Wear Hire Service I win by fou-.- points and knock Whit- appearance. 1966 at Matong, Ganmain v Coolamon $1510 We want you to look IP'eat '\Oll from out of the final four. While not wishing to gloss over the 1967 at Ariah Pf..':k, GaL-main v Griffith $64~ ~ We had 27 shots to 26 and had our defeat, our lads undoubtedly suffered 1968 at Griffith, Ganmain v Ardlethan $974 220 Danna Avenue . chances but let them slip, mainly be a let down after their big win a week 1969 at N'dera, Ardlethan v Leeton $1483' cause of poor kicking. p:eviously. 1970 at N'dera,Griffith v Whitton ..... .... $157; This, plus the absence of two key Our Seconds made sure of playing players, were the straws which broke in the finals with a big win, while the the camel's back. RESULTS OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS ..... ::=.:.E::... .J Thirds, who led at three quarter timr, On the brighter side, coach Doug seemed likely to end their season with Campbell has hit top form and his 1st GVIII R. M. & A. P. Farrell a win but "fell in a heap" in the la8t marathon rucking effort augers well for April 18: Coolamon 19-15 129, Grong Grong-Mat quar•ler when Coolamon outscored them the immediate future. ong 14-14 98. SEED GRADING 42-1. Also full marks to Max Jamieson fCM' July 4: G-:ong Grong-Matong 14-16 100, Coola CONTRACTORS I • Our trnphy winners against Coola yet another courageous effort.