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Palette perfection Unique opportunity to sit for a portrait at Robe Karatta Wines is giving members of the public a unique opportunity - to sit for and have their portraits painted by local artist Ron Penrose. Entitled ‘What’s Inside?’, the event will see the final portraits showcased early September at the Karatta Wine Room and Gallery, Robe, South Australia. Leading up to the event, subjects will sit for Ron at the same

venue throughout May. During sittings, Ron will photograph and interview subjects, painting their portraits at a later date. Ron said he genuinely enjoys the challenge of discovering who his sitter is and what image, colour and composition best encapsulates them. “I’m really looking forward to painting people’s portraits,” said

Ron. “I enjoy getting to know who a person is and the essence of who they are.” Ron currently lives in Harrow, 80 kilometres from Naracoorte, and is from the area. Karatta Wines’ Adam Gould said this was about having a unique and fun experience. See inside for full story

Council grants boost community projects Almost 40 community & sporting groups share a slice of $72,000 funding pie Cash injections for hall and facility upgrades, community events and sporting equipment will be delivered in the latest round of the Glenelg Shire Council’s Community Grants program. A total of 38 shire-wide community not-for-profit groups and organisations shared in the

latest funding round, valued at more than $72,000. Among the beneficiaries were the Hotspur Hall Management Committee Inc which received $985 for safety flood lights, Casterton RSL Sub Branch received $4,466 for military memorabilia display cabinets and Heathmere Football Netball Club received $2,000 towards their canteen and kitchen upgrade. The Dartmoor Golf Club will receive $5,000 to repair their tee blocks, $5,000 will go to the Portland Men’s Shed for their shed expansion and

the Narrawong District Association will receive $,1000 towards a ‘NarraDarra’ community event. Glenelg Shire Mayor Cr Anita Rank said Council was proud to provide ongoing support to the shire’s not-for-profit organisations and hardworking volunteers. “There were many worthy projects submitted for consideration, highlight the amazing things that continue to go on in our Shire,” she said. “The funded projects are spread right throughout the region and represent the diverse needs of our residents, including our passion for sport, youth development and music. “Importantly all money delivered through our grants program will be injected straight back into the local economy, supporting not just our community groups, but local businesses and tradespeople.

Donations made easier Stand Like Stone Foundation enjoys budget boost The Stand Like Stone Foundation has received a win in the recently delivered Federal Budget and that means a win for the community as well. Reforms in the charitable foundation space, championed by Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin, will streamline the process for handing out donations. The changes, which relate to the Deductable Gift Recipient rules, will streamline how community foundations fund local charitable groups and initiatives in their communities. Until now DGR rules have meant that community foundations can only receive tax deductible donations if they set up a ‘Public Ancillary Fund’, known as an ‘Item 2 DGR’. This restricts how they distribute funding, which can only be granted to charities that are ‘Item 1 DGR’ endorsed. The reforms will also allow Private Ancillary Funds (PAFs – private foundations set up by individuals, families or businesses) to distribute funds to community foundations – up until now community foundations have been cut off from this growing flow of private philanthropy. Philanthropy Australia has heard from a number of members that they want to use their PAF to donate to community foundations, especially in emergencies, and this significant announcement will allow that to happen. “This reform will simplify the work of community foundations, enabling faster responses to community need and greater impact,” Mr Pasin said. “I’ve been fighting for these changes for some time and I’m thrilled to be able to see this through. The benefits of these reforms will be seen throughout the Limestone Coast via the amazing work that Stand Like Stone does for our community.” The budget announced that up to 28 community foundations,

including Stand Like Stone, would receive a specific listing as Deductible Gift Recipients from July 1 this year until June 30, 2027. “These reforms give community foundations access to this pool of funding giving organisations like Stand Like Stone, and in turn our local Limestone Coast Community communities, a very welcome funding boost,” Mr Pasin said. These reforms make it easier for listed community foundations, like Stand Like Stone, to support local charitable activities, making donor dollars go further faster. There are few charities with this status in regional areas, which meant that community foundations could not fund many grassroots community groups and initiatives. Under these reforms, specifically listed community foundations will now be able to fund any charitable activities carried out by groups and organisations, provided those activities are covered by one of the 52 existing DGR endorsement categories and are consistent with the community foundations own purposes and rules. It enables Stand Like Stone to accept donations from PAFs and other ancillary funds. Until now they were not able to provide support to any other type of ancillary fund, including community foundations that operate as Public Ancillary

Funds (PuAF). Stand Like Stone CEO Roger Babolka said these reforms were a massive win for the community. “The Stand Like Stone Board and staff are excited about this great news,” he said. “Obtaining DGR 1 status has been something that the foundation has been working towards almost since the inception of the foundation back in 2004 and the perceived benefits to the foundation and subsequent flow on effect to the broader Limestone Coast community is undoubted. “Tony Pasin has been absolutely instrumental in making these reforms happen. We are extremely grateful for his advocacy and commitment on this issue,” Stand Like Stone Chair Robert Mock also welcomed the news. “The foundation has set a significant goal of being able to grow its corpus to a level that will enable annual grants and scholarships of $750,000 per annum to be distributed across the Limestone Coast, and achieving the DGR 1 status will certainly provide the catalyst for this to become a reality,” said Mr Mock. GREAT NEWS: Stand Like Stone Foundation founder Sue Charlton AM, Medmber for Barker Tony Pasin & Stand Like Stone CEO Roger Babolka.

“I congratulate all of our recipients and I look forward to seeing the impact these grants have upon the broad sectors of our community.” For further information regarding Council’s Community Grants program, including upcoming funding rounds, please visit the Glenelg Shire Council website.

COMMUNITY GRANTS: Glenelg Shire Cr Karen Stephens and CEO Greg Burgoyne with Casterton and surrounds Community Grants recipients, including Casterton Vice Regal Band, Casterton RSL Sub Branch, Casterton Playgroup, Casterton Sandford Football Netball Club and Bahgallah Memorial Hall.

Joint committee getting the job done in the Green Triangle Freight Action Plan so much more than a piece of paper The Green Triangle Freight Action Plan (GTFAP) is continuing to prove its worth as a key advocacy body with Federal, Victorian, South Australian governments and industry. At the latest GTFAP meeting last week, representatives from all levels of government and key industry advocates met to review some of the committee’s recent achievements and identify future policy and funding opportunities. This included the opening of the new Penola Bypass, which has transformed the township of Penola and secured safety and efficiency for all road users. Green Triangle Freight Action Plan Committee chair Karen Stephens said the Penola Bypass was just one example of the GTFAP’s ongoing success. “After years of advocacy, it was fantastic to show key delegates the new Penola Bypass and the impact it has had upon the Green Triangle region,” Mrs Stephens said. “Heavy vehicles no longer have to slow down and travel through the centre of town, it has been a win for both industry and the community. “The Penola Bypass project is a great example of what can be achieved when all levels of government work together and the

GTFAP Committee was please to advocate to the Commonwealth Government on this project, which was a key deliverable within the plan. “In addition, recent announcements by the Federal, South Australian and Victorian Governments have reinforced the important role the GTFAP plays in improving efficiency in the supply chain and the movement of freight throughout the Green Triangle region. “It isn’t just about funding for roads and bridges – it is also about policy changes and streamlining regulation. “We are fortunate that the direct link we have to all levels of government puts the GTFAP at the forefront of funding and policy decisions, designed to improve efficiency in the supply chain.” “Throughout 2022 we will continue to focus on improving

“...after years of advocacy, it was fantastic to show key delegates the new Penola Bypass and the impact it has had upon the Green Triangle region...” Karen Stephens (Green Triangle Freight Action Plan Committee chair)

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The region covers Local Government Areas (LGAs) such as Glenelg Shire, Moyne Shire, City of Warrnambool, City of Mount Gambier, West Wimmera, District Council of Grant, Wattle Range Council, Southern Grampians Shire and Naracoorte Lucindale Council. GETTING THE JOB DONE: Green Triangle Freight Action Chair Karen Stephens with Lachlan McDonald, Intergovernmental Relations from the Victorian Department of Transport at the Penola Bypass

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Youth Environmental Leaders Program kicks off in 2022

Passionate and excited students were welcomed to the Naracoorte Caves National Park earlier this month for the first Young Environmental Leaders Program (YELP) forum for 2022. The forum was hosted by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board Education Team, with 78 students from 22 schools across the region signed up to the program for 2022, demonstrating the strong following YELP has across the Limestone Coast. Limestone Coast Landscape Board Landscape education coordinator Damien Bickley said the first forum of the year was always exciting for participants. “They get to meet students from other schools with a shared interest in the environment, brainstorm issues that are important to them and discuss ideas for their sustainability projects that will be presented at the Expo at the end of the year,” Damien said. The forum identified what schools are currently doing in relation to sustainability and sought new initiatives they could implement this year. The afternoon tours showcased the unique cave systems and the animals that live

within Naracoorte Caves today and in the past. The tour of the Victoria Fossil Cave was a highlight for some of the students as they had never been in a cave before. “To see the delight and wonder as students walked through the cave learning about the fossils was rewarding,” Damien said. “Another favourite was at the Bat Interpretive Centre in which students can watch the movements of the bats inside the cave and learn about the lifecycle

“...they get to meet students from other schools with a shared interest in the environment, brainstorm issues that are important to them and discuss ideas for their sustainability project...” Damien Buckley (Limestone Coast Landscape Board Landscape education coordinator)

and habits of these fascinating creatures.” The second forum will be held mid-year where the students will participate in the Earthkeeper camp and strengthen their connections to the environment. If you would like more information on the Young Environmental Leaders Program (YELP) visit www. landscape.sa.gov.au/lc or call our Landscape Education team on (08)87351204. ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS START 2022 PROGRAM: Students share why they joined YELP and brainstorm ideas about sustainability projects their school can focus on for the 2022 Young Environmental Leaders Program.

Town square sculpture project calls for community donations

There is a national call for greater representation of women in sculptures in public spaces and the Penola Town Square Working Group Inc has heeded the call, commissioniong a sculpture which will be called ‘Generosity of Spirit’. Standing strong and proud the sculpture is of a woman in her work boots holding a young girl high in the air. It is a tribute to all the women who have shaped our community through their generosity of spirit. The sculpture will be located at the Alfred Street end of the Penola Town Square. The committee is not aware of any other community which has a sculpture that celebrates all the women of its community past, present and future. The committee is now putting out the call to finance the project and help pay tribute to the women of our community past, present and future. All donations are welcome and are tax deductible above $2. For more information go to: https://www.wattlerange.sa.gov.au/ tourism/penola-town-square/call-for-support-generosity-of-spirit Printed copies of the pamphlet can be obtained at the Penola Visitor Information Centre. SCULPTURE PROJECT: Members of the Penola Town Square Working Group Inc - Doug Balnaves, Marg Muller, Peter Muller, Anne Johnson, Catherine Robinson & Cate Bell. Absent: Di Williams

Bringing the foreshore to life Carpenter Rocks Progress Association unveils another project It is safe to say the community was out in force at the end of last month when the Blackfellows Caves Foreshore Mural was officially unveiled. The colourful landmark has truly been a collaborative effort starting with the inspiration of Carpenter Rocks Progress Association president Lorraine Pelkonen. She brought the idea to the progress association and with funding secured through the District Council of Grant community grants program, as well as funds the association had on hand, giving the recreational space a makeover quickly became a reality. A photo submitted by local residents Chris and Ralph Curtis was the inspiration for the final design and when it comes to large scale community projects, especially in the District Council of Grant, there was only one choice to head up the project – 2021 Citizen of the Year Jeremy Ievens. “We had seen multiple pieces of Jeremy’s work and wanted to get

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him involved with brightening up the half court and foreshore of our little coastal town,” Lorraine said. And given the success of this mural, the partnership looks set to continue. “We are currently in discussion with Jeremy around future collaborations,” Lorraine said. More than 60 people attended the officially unveiling including District Council of Grant Mayor

“...we had seen multiple pieces of Jeremy’s work and wanted to get him involved with brightening up the half court and foreshore of our little coastal town...” Lorraine Pelkonen (Carpenter Rocks Progress Association president) Richard Sage and councillors Barry Kuhl, Shirley Little and Megan Dukalskis. The Blackfellows Caves Foreshore Mural is just one of a string of projects the Carpenter Rocks Progress Association has facilitated over the past few years. There is the recently unveiled Memorial Wall at Carpenter Rocks, the gazebos placed at Carpenter Rocks and Pelican Point, and the new toilet block

at the entrance to Bucks Bay with more planned for the future courtesy of the ongoing support from the Grant District Council. The Camping Ground by Donation at the Admella Reserve has also enabled the association to complete the projects and continue to contribute to the community. ANOTHER COMMUNITY PROJECT COMPLETED: (Above) Carpenter Rocks Progress Association president Lorraine Pelkonen, artist Jeremy Ievens & Carpenter Rocks Progress Association representative Jo Nannings.

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The Mount Gambier City Concert band together with the Millicent Choral Society are showcasing a Variety Concert this Sunday from 2pm at the Millicent Civic & Arts Centre. Tickets are available from the Millicent Newsagency or if you know a Choral Society member, they would be thrilled to sell you one. It’s been a long time between concerts so both groups are excited to be playing music again to a live audience and they would appreciate your support. The performance is being conducted by Michael Bleby OAM and Jack Heaven. Tickets are $20 for adults; $15 for concession and children are Under 18 are $5.

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Kerry and Shane McPherson might have stepped away from running one of the region’s premier supermarket but the good news for customers is they have handed their business over to another family, who have the same community values that held the former Penola IGA in good stead. Now branded Penola Foodland, the business is now in the hands of the Rugless family, who were basically handpicked by the McPhersons to continue the legacy of the award winning supermarket. Graham Rugless and his two children Michael and Georgie are now running the store, bringing with them decades of experience between them, as well as a quality team, including general manager Wesley Burgan, who has been part of the Rugless business for more than three decades, and operations manager Ben Roosa, who has clocked up more than 20 years. Add to that Graham’s more than 40 years of experience, starting in the supermarket game with his

“...when Shane & Kerry decided to sell the store and retire they contacted us directly knowing we have very similar views on families and business, as well as believing in supporting both the community and our staff...” Wesley Burgan (General Manager)

father Brian, who was originally a butcher, and it is safe to say the Church Street store is in good hands. The father-son duo owned a few different supermarkets throughout Adelaide in the early years, buying Happy Valley Foodland in 1987 and then Mt Barker and Yorketown Foodland about 10 years ago. Penola Foodland is the Rugless family’s fourth store and they also operate a Cellarbrations Store at Yorketown. Adding the Penola store to the Rugless stable has proven a winwin for both parties. Shane and Kerry feel comfortable their legacy will be continued and their staff and customers treated with the same care and respect, while the Rugless family have been able to come into the lives of another small community, where they can make a real difference. “We have known both Shane and Kerry through the industry for decades, having developed a good friendship,” operations manager Wesley Burgan said. “When Shane & Kerry decided to sell the store and retire they contacted us directly knowing we have very similar views on families and business, as well as believing in supporting both the community and our staff. “Having already known about the great reputation the store has both in the community and amongst the industry, we took a good look to get to know the town and surrounding areas. “Penola is a wonderful area with an amazing community, with great locals and tourist attractions. We

“...we are very proud of how we run stores...” Wesley Burgan (General Manager) quickly became attracted to both the store and town and saw it as a great opportunity to add the store to our group.” If you look back over the priorities Shane and Kerry earmarked over their more than three decades in the supermarket game in Penola, you can see why they approached the Rugless family – the values are just so closely aligned. “We were very aware of the standing the store has in the community and industry and we certainly plan to not only continue the legacy they have left but also build on it,” Wesley said. “Our first business was to move the banner over to Foodland which is the number one independent supermarket brand in South Australia. “We are very proud of how we run stores with a major focus on fresh foods, ranging and customer service. As we do with all of our supermarkets, we are big supporters of the local communities we operate in. Over the coming years we will also look at extending the supermarket to add to our range.” TAKING ON AWARD WINNING SUPERMARKET: Michael, Graham & Georgie Rugless are the new owners of Penola Foodland (formerly Penola IGA)

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Karatta Wines is giving members of the public a unique opportunity - to sit for and have their portraits painted by local artist Ron Penrose. Entitled ‘What’s Inside?’, the event will see the final portraits showcased early September at the Karatta Wine Room and Gallery, Robe, South Australia. Karatta Wines is giving members of the public a unique opportunity - to sit for Ron’s portraits are mostly oil and are beautifully textural. He has been engaged Leading up to the event, subjects will sit for Ron at the same venue throughout May. During sittings, Ron will photograph and interview subjects, painting in his craft full time in recent years, painting mostly people, animals, some and have their portraits painted by local artist Ron Penrose. their portraits at aInside?’, later date. landscapes and plants. Entitled ‘What’s the event will see the final portraits showcased early Ron said heat genuinely enjoys challenge of discovering his sitter is and whatMany image, colour composition bestatencapsulates them.in printed material of his worksand have been displayed funerals and used September the Karatta Wine the Room and Gallery, Robe, Southwho Australia. about persons who have passed. Leading to theforward event, subjects will sit for Ron atportraits, the same”venue throughout “I’m really up looking to painting people’s said Ron. “I enjoy getting to know who a person is and the essence of who they are.” May.currently During sittings, will photograph and interview subjects, painting Ron lives Ron in Harrow, 80 kilometres from Naracoorte, and their is from the area.“I have felt very humbled and honoured,” said Ron. “Families have said they portraits trulyin represent their loved ones.” portraits at a later Ron’s portraits aredate. mostly oil and are beautifully textural. He has been engaged in felt his the craft full time recent years, painting mostly people, animals, some Karatta Wines’ Adam Gould said this was about having a unique and fun Ron said he genuinely enjoys the challenge of discovering who his sitter is and landscapes and plants. experience and Ron wanted participants not to feel there is an obligation to what image, colour and composition best encapsulates them. Many of his works have been displayed at funerals and used in printed material about persons who have passed. purchase. “Now is the time to let us know if having your portrait painted interests “I’m really looking forward to painting people’s portraits,” said Ron. “I enjoy “Igetting have felt very humbled and honoured, ” said Ron. “Families have said they felt the portraits truly represent their loved ones.” you,” he said. to know who a person is and the essence of who they are.” Karatta Wines’ Adam Gould said “This is about having a unique and fun experience,Interested Ron wants participants to feel there is no obligation to purchase.” members of the public are asked to express their interest by Ron currently lives in Harrow, 80 kilometres from Naracoorte, and is from the “Now is the time to let us know if having your portrait painted interests you. ” contacting contact@karattawines.com.au or phone (08)8768 2608 by May 10. area. Interested members of the public are asked to express their interest by contacting contact@karattawines.com.au or phone 08 8768 2608 by 10 May. It was in 2009 that Ron Penrose starting contemplating a future where he was a full time artist and could over the reins of running the family farm to his son. That day eventually came but in the interim he certainly focused as much time as possible on his artistic pursuits. It is a passion that dates back to childhood. “I remember people encouraging me with my art but I don’t remember much of my work,” Ron said.

“I do remember drawing a lot as a child and apparently I had really good perspective.” After failing his HSC and returning to the family farm, Ron did take the occasional art class but really his creative side was put on the backburner. He worked hard on the farm, got married and had a family and that was what consumed his life. “They’re the greatest part of my life,” Ron said.

Ironically his return to art was in his darkest hour, as his marriage fell apart and his mental health was at its lowest ebb. “It was actually my doctor who suggested that I really try and focus on something I really enjoyed and that’s when I turned my hand to print making,” Ron said. That was 15 years ago but as much as he enjoyed printmaking, he was drawn to the amazing work being created by the painters at

art school. “So I jumped ship,” Ron said. Ewen Ross was the lecturer at Ballarat University that most influenced Ron as he looked to develop from, in his own words, a pretty good artist to a far better one. “He challenged me and was a great mentor – he was a big part of lifting me to the next level,” Ron said. The sheep farmer by day soon became the recipient of a Diploma

of Fine Arts and armed with the sills, techniques and a newly gained confidence, Ron dared to dream of a life as a professional artist. “Sometimes I just stepped away from the farm for a week, made sure I had very few distractions and I just painted,” he said. “My art removes me from everything else that’s going on in life – it’s the perfect escape.” CONT. OPP. PAGE

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anything but a reflection of their farm,” Ron said. “It was a matter of letting go of that.” It has seen him paint some famous Australians, including trucking magnate Lindsay Fox, and jazz musician Tony Gould. He has also captured the essence of a number of local identities, including wine industry patriarch’s Eric Brand and Demetrio Zema. Ron works from a large number of photos and his work is all about capturing the subject’s personality. With that in mind he likes to get to know his subjects a little bit but has painted people he has never met and one who had been dead for 20 years. Ron’s profile continued to be raised and he turned his hand to making a living from his art and while it’s exactly what he wants, it doesn’t sit comfortably – yet. “I read articles about myself and think is that me,” he said. “I’m still just a farmer who is pottering with paints.” A farmer who is as in love with portraiture as he was when he first picked up a brush – and then a palette knife – which is how the collaboration with Karatta Wines and Gallery has come to fruition. It is basically Ron doing what he loves best. “I love interpreting what I’ve seen in a photo or what I’ve seen when I’ve met the person and got to know them,” he said. And the Karatta Wines and Gallery project will be about meeting the people and allowing people to see him at work, creating a body of work to be exhibited in September this year.

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“…my art removes me from everything else that’s going on in life – it’s the perfect escape…”

to be asked to exhibit at this gallery as part of Hamilton Connections was such a great opportunity – it was the next step in building my career.” Ron admitted he was surprised to be asked as his work wass not as abstract and modern in style as his three other contemporaries in the exhibition. “When I first started painting I tried to push myself to be abstract but I kept pulling back,” he said. Dropping the brush was a huge step in the artistic development of Ron, it meant he was slightly out of control. “I think the brush held me back,” said the man who has made using a palette knife an art form. Leading contemporary Australian artist Ben Quilty proved to be the inspiration that led to Ron’s unique portraiture styling. “It really came about through watching Ben paint,” he said. Media icon Geoff Handbury was Ron’s breakthrough portrait in his new style. “I had painted Geoff before from a photo, realistic style,” Ron said. “A lot of people still say that is my best work and that I’ve never quite matched it again.” The broader strokes, the limited control was what Ron’s style was all about and still is but he does also search for new challenges and landscapes and native flowers have become part of his repertoire. Since taking on the suggestion of his doctor to further explore what had always been an artistic bent has seen Ron embark on an incredible journey. “All farmers struggle to see themselves as

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An early career highlight was being asked to be part of Hamilton Connections - Hamilton an idea conceived more than two decades ago now with musical genius Angus Christie the instigator of the concept. “There was very little or nothing really of what we call contemporary style art on display,” he said. “I felt like there was a lot of that style of art going on but it wasn’t necessarily being reflected in galleries. “There were plenty of landscapes and portraits and enamels. “There were great outlets for that and plenty of exhibition but nothing really for contemporary works and I thought there should be an opportunity for that work to be seen as well.” It saw Hamilton Connections being held every few years and it was in 2013 that Ron Penrose and three other self-proclaimed artistic misfits, including Angus, took centre stage for the exhibition. “I was thrilled to be exhibiting in a respected regional gallery alongside three other creative souls, who were also combining their passion for art with ‘real jobs’,” Ron said. “It was really great to be a part of it. “It was a big step for me – I had exhibited at a couple of small private galleries and an exhibition in a pizza restaurant in Horsham but

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Many could get very restless indeed and some will be on the point of travelling far and wide. Health improvements, better luck and a lot more action coming up.

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RURAL RUNDOWN Project grants on offer Limestone Coast Landscape Board set to help Local community groups, notfor-profit organisations, schools, individuals and volunteers can now apply for the Limestone Coast Landscape Board Grassroots Grants. The Grassroots Grants program supported eleven projects across the Limestone Coast in 2021/2022. A share in $255,000 is available in the 2022/23 round of grants. Mount Burr Trails Incorporated was one of the successful 2021/2022 grant recipients. The Lookout Loop project saw the creation of nature-based trails for people to enjoy in the Mount Burr area. The purpose of the project was to create well maintained trails where community members can take their families and connect or reconnect with nature in beautiful surroundings. “Grassroots Grants funding has allowed us to forge ahead with the establishment of the Lookout Loop walking trail and it has been a wonderful opportunity being supported by the Limestone Coast Landscape Board,” Mount Burr Trails Incorporated spokesperson Rob Gordon said. Limestone Coast Landscape Board Chair Penny Schulz encouraged the community to apply as part of the 2022/2023 Grassroots Grants program. “The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is excited to see the diverse range of projects put forward from the community,” Penny said. The Grassroots Grants program was established in 2020 and the past two rounds has helped fund a total of 27 projects achieving fantastic results in landscape

“...Grassroots Grants funding has allowed us to forge ahead with the establishment of the Lookout Loop walking trail and it has been a wonderful opportunity...” Rob Gordon (Mount Burr Trails Incorporated spokesperson)

Take the opportunity to have your say at town meetings The communities of Mount Burr and Tantanoola are invited to come along and share their ideas and vision for the towns with community meetings being held in their respective towns to help refresh the Community Town Plans and give their views on new town entry signage. “This is a great opportunity to have your say about your community and it’s future direction,” Wattle Range Council director development services manager Emma Clay said. “This information will help guide council’s planning and budget allocation process.” The Community Town Plans will have a life of 10 years and will be a unique vision for each, individual town. The plans will identify projects and priorities that both council and the wider community can work towards in the long term. Previous Community Town Plans had identified town entry signage as a priority in both Mount Burr and Tantanoola. Council is progressing these projects and seeks community input to ensure the signs reflect the community’s visions. To assist with catering those intending to attend should RSVP to council’s community development officer Sarah Marzec at sjm@wattlerange.sa.gov.au or on (08)8733 0900. COMMUNITY MEETINGS: Mount Burr Football Clubrooms Gray Terrace, Mount Burr Friday, April 8, at 5.30pm Tantanoola Football Netball Club Telfers Road, Tantanoola Wednesday, April 13, at 5.30pm

management. The purpose of the grant funding program is to provide opportunities for groups and organisations to undertake their own projects with environmental and community benefits in the Limestone Coast. Visit www. landscape. sa.gov.au/lc or call (08)8735 1204 if you have a great idea that you think would benefit from Limestone Coast Grassroots Grants. FUNDING ON OFFER: Volunteers help create the Lookout Loop as part of Mount Burr Trails Incorporated’s nature project, which received Grassroots Grants funding from the Limestone Coast Landscape Board.

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Naracoorte Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS Numbers climbed as agents yarded 4494 lambs and 2310 sheep to total 6804 head overall with a lift in both the sheep and lamb numbers last week. These sold to a larger field of trade and processor buyers along with a number of restocker orders. Quality was mixed with some well presented heavy lambs on offer along with something to suit all other orders. Pricing followed the trends seen in other markets last week to be cheaper in both markets. Light lambs to the trade ranged from $62 to $137 with light weight trade 2 and 3 score types making from $156 to $169/head. Restockers sourced lambs to grow on from $117 to $176/head. Trade weight 3 score lambs made from $166 to $180 to be $4/head easier in price as most sales here ranged from 740c to 780c/kg cwt. Heavy lambs returned vendors from $175 to $210 as extra heavy lambs made from mainly $209 to $252 with a top of $270/head being reached in an isolated sale with most sales of heavy and extra heavy lambs from 720c to 750c/kg cwt. Hoggets made from $144 to $202 as light sheep ranged from $74 to $97/head. Medium weighted sheep made from $111 to $140 with heavy pens making from $142 to a high of $210 as most sheep eased by $10 to $15/ head. A run of Merino wethers ranged from $106 to $180 as rams ranged from $40 to $135/head.

Naracoorte Market Report - CATTLE Numbers rose as agents yarded 698 head of live-weight and open auction cattle. All sold to a slightly larger field of trade and processor buyers along with feeder and restocker orders. Quality continued to be good with a number of pens coming off supplementary feed as the market sold to mixed rates last week. Yearling steers to the trade made from 500c to 612c with similar heifers returning from 514c to 606c/kg. Feeders operated on the steers from 542c to 644c and the heifers from 488c to 588c/ kg. Restockers were active from 580c to 610c on steers and from 480c to 574c/kg on the heifers. Grown steers were small in number with both the trade and feeders active to 498c/kg. Grown heifers attracted the trade from 388c to 570c with feeder support from 382c to 500c and restockers up to 452c/kg. Manufacturing steers ranged from 360c to 394c/kg. Heavy cows eased up to 8c as they ranged from 359c to 400c with lighter types to the trade making from 314c to 322c/kg. Feeder orders were very strong from 323c to 374c/kg. Heavy bulls made from 303c to 330c with lightweights to feed reaching 445c/kg.

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Blackspot program continues in region People living and working in Avenue Range and Legges Lane will now have better phone service to make calls, browse the internet and stay connected with family and friends. Federal Member for Barker said the switch on of the two new mobile base stations at Avenue Range and Legges Lane under the Mobile Black Spot Program reflects the Federal Government’s commitment to further improving connectivity in the regions. “This significant investment as part of the Mobile Black Spot Program means that people living and working in Avenue Range and Legges Lane will now have better mobile coverage,” Mr Pasin said. “Improved mobile coverage will help family and friends connect, access quality education and health services, do business and provide potentially lifesaving lifelines during emergencies such as bushfires. “Mobile phone connectivity is no longer a luxury but a necessity. There are estimated to be 499 blackspots across Barker which the Mobile Phone Blackspot Program is attempting to address. “I am pleased to see that with the support of the Mobile Phone Blackspot Program, Optus has been able to erect towers at Avenue Range and Legges Lane, and whilst these sites will address gaps in coverage for this community, there is much more work to be done. “The needs of communities that continue to struggle to achieve mobile phone connectivity remains foremost in my considerations and my actions in Canberra.”

The new mobile base stations were completed by Optus. Optus Territory General Manager for Regional South Australia Rob Seymour was proud to continue to provide mobile competition and choice to regional and rural South Australia. Mr Seymour said they were thrilled to be offering customers with muchneeded access to our network. “We know how important reliable internet access is for those living and working across regional Australia, and right now it is more critical than ever.,” Mr Seymour said. “This will provide our customers with greater communication for those living, working, and moving through the region by unlocking access to communication and will also help to facilitate contact with family and friends throughout the country. “These new towers will also allow competition and choice for

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Hamilton Market Report - SHEEP & LAMBS WEDNESDAY Hamilton agents yarded an increased number of 17,300 lambs 9800 sheep. Lamb quality was still very good but tailed off due to the number on offer, all weights and grades were available in the sheep offering. There was a full field of buyers not all active in a market for trade lambs, was generally $5 to $10 softer and lambs to feed on or back to the paddock $10 to $20/head stronger in places. Light lambs 12kg to 16kg made from $88 to $143/head most of these returning to the paddock or bag orders. Trade lambs 18kg to 22kg made from $153 to $178/head averaging around 730c to 800c/kg cwt. Medium trade lambs 22kg to 26kgs made from $169 to $208/head averaging around 710c to 760/kg cwt. Heavy lambs to $220/head. Hoggets made to $167/head. Heavy crossbred ewes to $197/head. The general run of mutton made between 580c and 635c/kg cwt. At Hamilton numbers bounced back to 7500 sheep where the quality was very good with all weights and grades on offer. Most of the regular buyers were in attendance and active resulting in a market that was stronger. Heavy crossbred ewes made to $184 with the well covered Merino ewes making between $125 and $163/head to average 600c to 650c/kg cwt. Rams, terminal sires to $86/head.

Mount Gambier Market Report - CATTLE Numbers dipped a little as agents yarded 488 head of liveweight and open auction cattle. These sold to a slightly larger field of trade and processor buyers with feeders continuing to be strong throughout the sale. Quality came back on the previous sale with a very mixed offering over the pens with a mixed result in price. Yearling steers to the trade ranged from 400c to 540c with similar heifers making from 340c to 500c/kg. Feeders were operating here from 505c to 622c on the steers and from 430c to 559c/kg on the heifers. Grown steers and bullocks sold from 465c to 507c to the trade to be from firm to a little better in places with feeder support from 490c to 525c/kg as they took most of the offering. Grown heifers to the trade made from 424c to 484c with feeders active from 430c to 504c as manufacturing steers ranged from 360c to 385c/kg. Heavy cows eased 4c as they returned from 360c to 407c with the lighter types to the trade making from mainly 313c to 356c with feeder support from 288c to 376c/kg. Bulls ranged from 284c to 340c/kgg.

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6 Lorikeet Street

Lovely solid built home that has been tastefully updated throughout. Close to the Blue Lake and CBD. Open plan kitchen, dining and living with reverse cycle. Three generous sized bedrooms. Lovely covered deck area and established gardens.

$120,000

A hard to find affordable allotment in quality location. Generous size of 842m2 with wide 27m frontage – perfect for rear yard access. Close to schools, parklands & shops. Be quick for this one!

Tucked away in a private setting and residing on approx. 4 acres is this large family home. Open plan living with ducted reverse cycle heating/cooling. Zoned Employment giving you endless opportunities.

$695,000-$725,000

Stunning family home with sweeping views overlooking the picturesque Yahl countryside and only 100 metres to the iconic Blue Lake. An abundance of natural light and plenty of spaces to entertain. Open plan living with added luxuries.

12 Lake Terrace West

247 Mount Percy Road, Compton

NEW PRICE

21 acres (approx)

Workshop

$820,000 + GST

A rare opportunity to purchase an established industrial premises. Land size approx. 1,719m2, 30m X 25m approx. high clearance workshop, 3 phase power, mezzanine floor, spacious office area. Popular location – ready to work!

$1,250,000-$1,350,000

RENTALS

Gebhardts Property Management

RESIDENTIAL HOUSES & UNITS

2/3 Kilsby Place

$165 pw | Available NOW

13 Wilson Street

$280 pw | Available 22/04/22

12 Anzac Street

$350 pw | Available NOW

13 Skyline Place

$410 pw | Available 26/04/22

LANDLORDS WANTED! We have been busy leasing and our rental department is in need of more rental properties. Call us today for a FREE rental appraisal!

$475,000 4 2 3 Located in the premier Blue Lake precinct is this beautiful dolomite fronted home. Open plan kitchen and dining opening to rear deck with spectacular views over the city. Master bedroom with ensuite. Split level to second living area.

A breathtaking property – proud to call home. Boasting absolute quality, three spacious living area, dedicated home office and three tastefully renovated bathrooms. Stunning rural views from the huge sweeping verandah. Garage UMR and additional shedding.

RENT

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au

NEW

13 Wilson Street

Apply online www.tenantoptions.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088

NEW

COMMERCIAL 59 Commercial Street West

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$165 pw 1 1 1 • One bedroom flat with built in robe • Separate lounge • Separate kitchen with electric cooking • Quiet cul-desac • No pets

Avail 22/04/22

$280 pw 3 1 2 • 3 bedrooms, main with built in robe • Lounge with reverse cycle heating and cooling • Kitchen/dining area • Double carport • Outdoor entertaining area • No pets

S FOR LEA

PROPERTY SPECIALISTS

unlocking dreams A: 22 Sturt Street, Mount Gambier P: 08 8723 3416 www.key2sale.com.au

9 Huntingdale Court, Mount Gambier

11 Aquarius Court, Mount Gambier

New

NEW > GUARANTEED TO TICK ALL THE BOXES!

NEW > FAMILY SIZED HOME WITH EVERYTHING

Set on top of a picturesque street in a fantastic location close to schools, parks and transport is this beautifully designed home. You’ll find everything you need in this property, and more! Spacious open plan kitchen & living area adjacent to north-facing alfresco area. Kitchen equipped with electric cooking & appliances plus grand butlers pantry. Three large bedrooms, large office & separate lounge. Ensuite off main bedroom, 3-way main bathroom plus 3rd toilet off laundry. Double car garage plus single car garage at rear of home, all with internal access UMR. Temperature control is sorted year round with gas central heating as well as electric ducted heating & cooling. Sustainable living with 22,500 litre rainwater tank & solar system.

Nestled on a beautiful tree lined quiet Cul-de-sac is this hidden splendour. With a functional design layout this home adapts for any demographic or family dynamic. The master bedroom complete with WI wardrobe & ensuite bathroom alongside the parents retreat or formal lounge room are situated at the front of the home. The generous kitchen offers breakfast bar separation to the huge dining space whilst offers a view to the alfresco outdoor living. With four bedrooms each with BIR & ceiling fans, two bathrooms, three occasional living areas to set up & use how you please, warmed with gas central ducted heating, 9kw r/c s/s air conditioning positioned in the family room & two car garage UMR with internal access & additional roller door to access rear yard. 3-4

$599,000-$649,000 Contact Sara McManus 0438 708 281

3 Francis Street, Mount Gambier

New

NEW > ABSOLUTE BEACHFRONT!

NEW > PREPARE TO FALL IN LOVE!

FINAL BIDDING STAGE: FRIDAY 29TH APRIL 2022 AT 12PM (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR) – OFFERS INVITED Built to maximise the views, situated as close to the sea as possible, lay in bed & watch the boats go past & the pelicans swimming in the Bay. Immaculately presented home built in 2017, offering huge open plan living/ dining/kitchen with low maintenance vinyl flooring & the ambience of a free standing wood heater plus glass sliding doors opening onto the elevated deck with uninterrupted sea views. Two double bedrooms – master with WIR, three way bathroom featuring vanity area, shower plus separate toilet & laundry/storage area. In conjunction with Gambier Real Estate.

$449,000-$489,000 Contact Ben Ransom 0400 870 362

198 Pelican Point Road, Pelican Point

Located within a short stroll from the main shopping hub of Mount Gambier, this solidly constructed stone home sits on a fantastic block of approximately 1,014m2. Offering two spacious Queen sized bedrooms, cosy lounge room with timber flooring & gas log fire place plus 2nd living room at the rear of the home with s/s air conditioning. The dine-in kitchen is complemented with electric cooking and large pantry cupboard. The home is completed with a large rear porch, separate laundry and original bathroom. There is so much room on the outside and with rear yard access, there is plenty of space for an extension, renovation or possible subdivision (Subject To Planning Consent).

FOR SALE BY Openn Negotiation Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 12 IBIS ST, MT GAMBIER

RLA 282 450

$329,000-$349,000 Contact Sara McManus 0438 708 281

$409,000-$429,000

406 CAFPIRCO RD, COMPTON $869,000-$929,000

9 UNGER ST, BLACKFELLOWS CAVES $489,000-$519,000

2002/3 LAKE TCE W, MT GAMBIER $315,000-$335,000

- Fantastic family home located in a highly sought after area - Large open kitchen/dining area with electric appliances & dishwasher, separate lounge plus connecting study or excellent games room - Currently tenanted with excellent long term tenants at $1,196.81 p/m 4 2 1 Al Lamond 0418 849 266

- Spacious family home with the most amazing outlook over the Compton countryside - Stunning kitchen features soft close drawers, stone bench tops, electric oven, gas cooktop & Frank coffee machine - The 5 acres are fenced into one paddock with beautifully landscaped gardens 4 2 3 Gail Richards 0409 268 199

- Featuring multiple living areas, spacious kitchen/dining, huge enclosed alfresco areas & 3 large bedrooms - Fully enclosed alfresco area with an additional wood fire, BI barbeque & outdoor kitchen - Plenty of off-street parking along with a 9m x 6m Colorbond shed with power, concrete floor & pot belly 3 1 2 Gail Richards 0409 268 199

- Located on the 2nd floor this apartment features an open plan concept living - Well-appointed kitchen with a generous amount of cupboard space & s/s electric cooking facilities - Apartment comes fully furnished with a corporate tenant leased until January 2023 returning $400 per week 3 2 1 Ben Ransom 0400 870 362

New

RLA 280309

Chris Manser Real Estate & Livestock Sales 0417 414 127

Garth Manser Real Estate & Livestock Sales 0417 071 180

Elisha Beare Real Estate Sales Property Management 0407 213 023

Bernie Manser Property Management 0407 235 345

Nicole Rutkowski Property Management 8723 6866

Ph 08 8723 6866 | Fax 08 8723 3809 | 50 James Street, Mount Gambier | admin@gtlivestock.com.au | www.gtlivestock.com.au

8120 PRINCES HIGHWAY, MUMBANNAR N

Happy Easter Green Triangle Livestock & Real Estate would like to wish you all a happy & safe Easter! Our office will be closed from Friday the 15th of April 2022 and reopening on Tuesday the 19th April 2022.

104 BERTHA STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER

FOR SALE BY OPENN NEGOTIATION

100 ACRES WITH SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME

Welcome to “Mossridge”. Located just 15 minutes from Mount Gambier and only 5 minutes to Dartmoor this 4 bedroom family, stone home is set back from the road, offers picturesque views across 100 acres of farmland and awaits some TLC and your personal touch to make it your own. 4 bedrooms, kitchen with electric cooking with a separate dining area, main bathroom with bath, shower and vanity with a separate toilet and shower room for your convenience, spacious lounge with wood heating, generous sunroom offering slow combustion wood heating for warmth in the cold winter months and large windows providing spectacular views across the property. The property is divided into 8 main paddocks featuring Red and Grey sandy loam and some Terra rossa soil with Cocksfoot, Phalaris and sub clover. Other Features include: 8 bay machinery shed, cattle yards, RPM Crush, weigh crate and loading ramp, a submersible bore supplies stock water and water to the garden, rainwater tanks plumbed to the home, shearing shed with 2 raised board and Lister overhead gear and an attached workshop, stables, tack room and float storage, assorted fruit trees, chook yard, dog run, school bus passes the front of the house to three high schools and one country primary school & Telstra & Optus phone towers right next door. To be sold by Openn Negotiation online auction platform https://www.openn.com/en-au/

1-3 Anniefield Lane, Mount Gambier

OPEN

SATURDAY 11.30-12.15PM

$880,000 - $900,000

20 BLACKWOOD STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER

TRACT

CON UNDER FOR SALE BY OPENN NEGOTIATION

HOME BUSINESS OR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

DEVELOPMENT/INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ON BERTHA

A rare opportunity to purchase a sizable 2021m2 allotment in a Prime location. Centrally located to the iconic Blue Lake, Reidy Park Primary school, Tenison Woods College, a Kindergarten, childcare centres and just minutes to the heart of the city. The original Mount Gambier stone home offers 3 generous sized bedrooms, Kitchen with gas cooking, separate dining, lounge with gas heating, bathroom with shower, toilet & vanity and a second toilet off the Laundry / sunroom area. This opportunity is rare and this property will not last long!

MAGNIFICENT LIFESTYLE PROPERTY

A unique lifestyle property on an expansive 5000m2 allotment within the city limits. Situated close to Tenison Woods College, multiple sporting facilities and just minutes to the city centre. Opportunities for a variety of living arrangements all under the same roof. Generous open plan kitchen, dining and living area with exceptional breakfast bar, electric cooking, dishwasher, corner pantry and ample cupboard and draw space. Rumpus room located off the dining area is the perfect space for the pool table, musical instruments, toys and books, the ultimate recreational area. Relax and unwind in the parents retreat offering a sizable master bedroom, ensuite, walk in wardrobe, dining and living area and the fifth bedroom / study. Bedrooms two and three are serviced by the main bathroom featuring a bath and shower, a separate vanity area and a separate toilet. The guest room / granny flat / teenagers retreat or studio is another amazing addition to the home, again offering optional living arrangements. This area comprises an ensuite, a sizable living and dining area with reverse cycle air conditioning and a generous sized bedroom. Large entertaining area overlooking the stunning inground saltwater swimming pool, 5 bay garage with two remote roller doors, an extra workshop area, garden shed, 4 x 50,000 Ltr rainwater tanks plumbed to the home, Biocycle waste water treatment plumbed to garden, 16 Assorted fruit trees, 70+ Assorted Rose bushes, established trees and garden beds, automatic gate for back yard access, water systems and auto lawn sprinklers throughout.

93 WHITE ROAD, MIL-LEL

UNDER $495,000 - $520,000

1028m2 allotment, situated in an employment zone (previously referred to as commercial / industrial) surrounded by a variety of businesses, just a short walk to shops, deli’s & gyms backing onto Commercial Street West, the main street of Mount Gambier. Here is the opportunity to reside and operate your business from home or the potential for lease income with a home and large shedding on site.

C CONTRA

CONTACT AGENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION LIFESTYLE PROPERTY ON 20 ACRES

A rare opportunity to purchase a charming cottage style home with 20 acres on the outskirts of Mount Gambier. The home is nestled amongst a tranquil setting of trees and shrubs and is set back from the road offering a serene country setting. Features of the home include a timber kitchen with gas cooking, separate dining area, spacious lounge with wood heating and R/C A/C. The large bedroom includes an ensuite with shower, toilet, vanity, built-in wardrobes, R/C A/C with a sliding door to a sheltered garden area for your enjoyment. A second toilet & basin exists within the cottage.

Ray White_Know How to get more for your property

Sale 12 Ridgeview Court, Mt Gambier Expressions Of Interest Open by appointment

Sale 4

Sale 9 Kingsley Court, Mt Gambier $469,000 - $489,000 Open by appointment

Sale 3+

Sale 4+

Sale 2 Fairlie Street, Mt Gambier $385,000 - $395,000 Open by appointment

12 Victor Street, Mt Gambier H&B Offers by 29th April 2022 Open by appointment

17 Marlow Court, Mt Gambier E.O.I by 5pm 29th April 2022 Open by appointment

239 Jubilee Highway West, Mt Gambier $999,000 - $1,190,000 Open by appointment

Sale 3+

Sale 3

57 Swallow Drive, Mt Gambier $369,000 - $399,000 Open by appointment

7 Kingsley Court, Mt Gambier $449,000 - $479,000 Open by appointment

Sale 16+

8 Turnbull Drive, Worrolong E.O.I by 12pm 22nd April 2022 Open by appointment

Tahlia Gabrielli Principal Sales Executive 0438 883 992

Leearna Roberts Sales Executive 0417 919 330

Alistair Coonan Sales Executive 0422 156 363

Rental 8 Lasiandra Crescent, Mt Gambier $375 P/W Available: Now

Jess Teakle Property Management 0455 826 616

Kate Faint Property Management (08) 8724 7405

Rental 3

Rental 4 Arthur Street, Mt Gambier $340 P/W Available: 18/05/2022

Hayley Goodwin Executive Assistant (08) 8724 7405

2 Glenmont Crescent, Mt Gambier $380 P/W Available: 08/04/2022

Sale FACT Fish & Chip Shop, Mt Gambier $289,000 Open by appointment

19 Turnbull Drive, Mt Gambier $650 P/W Available: 19/04/2022

Simply PT $79,000 Open by appointment

Rental 4+

8 Wallace Street, Mt Gambier $400 P/W Available: 20/04/2022

Sale Business

Macey Humphries Administration (08) 8724 7405

Rental 3 Aramanta Drive, Mt Gambier $500 P/W Available: 13/04/2022

Rental 3

Bec Hann Property Management (08) 8724 7405

Sale Business

SE Handy Mix, Mt Gambier $380,000 Open by appointment

Business

Property of the week Echo Farm – The lifestyle opportunity awaits…

Sale The Cutting Crew, Mt Gambier Price on Application Open by appointment

Business

Ray White Mt Gambier 2A & 2B Mitchell Street Mount Gambier SA 5290 (08) 8724 7405 mtgambier.sa@raywhite.com raywhitemtgambier.com.au RLA 291953

4 5 249 Tollner Road, Compton. E.O.I by 12pm Friday 27th May 2022 (unless sold prior) 6 + Tennis Court Open by appointment A home/business with amazing opportunities, located on the edge of Mount Gambier. The sale includes two houses and a fully established business. This comprises 17 acres of developed farmland. An original 1800s cottage. A modern, eco built home. A working animal farm with 21 fenced enclosures including 8 animal paddocks. Multiple sheds, outbuildings and historic displays. Tennis court that is currently used as a base for a semi-permanent 200m2 marquee. 500+ mature oak trees inoculated to grow truffles. All elements required to run and expand the Echo Farm business including animals, furniture, farming, hospitality and event equipment. The Echo Farm brand; www.echofarm.com.au and marketing collateral.

79 North Terrace, Mt Gambier $505,000

2 Moorak Street, Mt Gambier $370,000 - $390,000

FARM

Jason Malseed

Wendy Flint

Burke Drive, Mt Gambier Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car, brand new family home close to hospital.

PRICE REDUCTION

1 & 3 Cassells Street, Millicent $200,000 for both

11 Lillypilly Court, Worrolong Contact Agent

ACREAGE

Wendy Flint

1 (each)

Wendy Flint

193 Mt Gambier Road, Millicent $195,000

4 Neville Place, Mt Gambier $590,000 - $610,000

MINE

Wendy Flint

Jason Malseed

malseeds.com.au

1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier 08 8724 9999 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 1989

SERVICING THE GREATER LIMESTONE COAST + WESTERN VICTORIA

Jason Malseed

Jason 0419 032 795

Wendy 0468 692 993

65 - 67 Church Street, Penola $300,000

Lot 52 Church Street, Pt MacDonnell $230,000

420 Caroline Road, Yahl Contact Agent

Karyn 0402 268 137

Commercial Karyn Prelc

611m2 (approx) Jason Malseed

LAND

Jason Malseed

64 acres (approx)

Jade 0421 383 368

Courtney 8724 9999

357 Commercial Street West, Mt Gambier Expressions of Interest

FOR LEASE

24 & 26 Robe Street, Penola $160,000

125 Roach Road, Lucindale $725,000 - $750,000

LAND

Jason Malseed

Selena 8724 9999

11,200m2 (approx) Commercial Jade Martin

1,422m2 (approx) Karyn Prelc

6.82 acres (approx)

Water Site Wendy Flint

WATER SITE

30.8 hectare (approx) Jason Malseed

Kathy 8733 1989

Kelli 8724 9999

Brooke 8724 9999

74 Wehl Street North, Mt Gambier 3 1 2 $320 per week To apply tenantoptions.com.au

FOR LEASE

Lot 119 Glenelg Road, Nelson $17,000

Limestone Mine, Robe Highest & Best Offers by 20th April (u.s.p)

Don’t worry, be happy... I seem to spend more time worrying at the moment than at any time in my life. You might find you’re feeling similarly. In the craziness of 2022, there’s a lot to worry about. Let me share my biggest worry. Maybe it will help you see that the things that concern you are not that big a deal. My biggest worry is people with poorly balanced heads. There can be any number of reasons why a person would have a poorly balanced head, but the outcomes all end negatively. One classic way that people end up with poorly balanced heads is if they give their hair a side part rather than parting it down the middle. With more hair on one side of their head than the other

their head is then out of balance. The side with more hair parted in its direction is now heavier than the side with less hair. The logical consequence then is that the side of the neck on the opposite side to the heavy hair side is having to work harder to keep the head upright. This side of the neck is then under extra strain. Obviously this isn’t good for a person’s neck. Sometimes people get their hair cut in such a style that there is more hair on one side of the head to be fashionable. Again this will lead to a head that is out of balance and potential neck problems. Heads being out of balance won’t only be linked to hairstyles either, for those of you who think you’ve got nothing to worry about because of your immaculately parted down the middle hair. Those who wear more earrings in one of their ears than the other are also at risk. If you happen to have four earrings in one ear and only three in the other for instance, that’s an extra thirty three percent of jewellery dragging your head to one side or the other. How about eyebrow piercings? It seems most common to only do this on one side of the face. I don’t think the piercers know the damage they’re doing to people’s necks…or do they know, and they’re actually receiving kickbacks from chiropractors who are surely making a huge profit from the damage being caused to people’s necks?

“Surely there can’t be any other methods of head imbalance,” you may be thinking. Have you considered head or face tattoos? Again, to be stylish people will often get this artwork applied on only one side, or more on one side or the other. Once again, a recipe for disaster. Extra ink in one

side of the noggin leads to extra weight on that side, and a neck desperately straining to try to keep the head in an upright position. Going back to hair, it’s not only those who have their hair out of balance side to side who need to be concerned about the damage they’re doing to their neck.

Consider the most fashionable hairstyle for young men these days; the mullet. I don’t think I need to unpack this one much. Consider the weight of all that hair dragging the head downwards down the back of the lad’s body. If the mullet was allowed to have its way, the unfortunate gent sporting the hairstyle would be left looking at the sky all day. It’s only with some serious exertion of the neck muscles that mullet man will be able to look forward. On this occasion the extra work the neck is doing will be on the front of the neck. Same result though. Overworked neck; weekly visits to the back, neck and wallet doctor. We’ve just had a state election, and we have a Federal election coming up in the next couple of months. You’re probably like me now wondering, why haven’t we heard anything about imbalanced head syndrome? I think it’s well past time that we had some legislation making it illegal to have a mullet. At the very least people should be expected to have an equal amount of hair in their fringe as in the mudflap on the back of their head. Hairdressers should be jailed if they cut hair in such an irresponsible style. If you’ve ever had neck problems due to your unbalanced head, email me at robbietansel@ gmail.com Maybe we’ll start a support group or something.

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7MATE

7TWO

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SUNDAY APRIL 10

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MECHANICAL FITTER We currently have an excellent opportunity for a trade qualified, experienced fitter to join the team at our Mount Gambier facilities. Primarily this position is day shift, however there are times when the successful applicant will be required to work a rotating 4-shift roster. You will be responsible for project work, scheduled & unscheduled breakdown maintenance and trouble shooting.

We’re hiring

Management Accountant

To be considered for this position you will have: • An appropriate trade qualification • Experience in machine trouble shooting, problem solving & fault finding • The ability to read and understand engineering drawings • Demonstrated experience in pneumatic and hydraulic equipment (preferred) • Established metal machining skills (preferred) • Experience in fabrication / welding (an advantage) • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Proven ability to work unsupervised or as part of a team

Based at Mount Gambier Flexible/ hybrid role

To be successful, you must be motivated and be willing to put in the effort required to complete jobs in a timely manner. Attention to detail and highest quality workmanship are paramount.

At OneFortyOne, we work with wood fibre in many forms, and through this we play a part in the lives of many Australians and New Zealanders. They depend on us to produce reliable, quality timber products and we take this responsibility seriously.

This is a full-time permanent position. Your skills and work ethic will be rewarded with excellent working conditions and competitive terms and conditions of employment. As part of the selection process, applicants must be prepared to undergo a pre-employment medical examination which includes functional, audiometric and drug and alcohol testing.

We’re looking for an experienced Management Accountant to join our Finance and Planning Team. Reporting to the Green Triangle Forests Finance Manager, you will provide key financial information and analysis to enable the Green Triangle management team to make well informed business decisions.

Borg is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested? For more information and to apply for this position, please visit https://careers.borgs.com.au Applications close 5:00pm, Friday 15th April 2022

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partner with the broader business to identify and create value provide key support to the Australia and New Zealand finance teams in the areas of entity and consolidated financial reporting, long term business planning and group reporting system support be influential in revenue enhancement, resource allocation, data centralisation and cost management and monitoring

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strong commercial and business acumen understanding of modern enterprise resource planning systems (SAP, JDE), management information systems and database management (for example, , SQL,Oracle) experience in providing expert advice and explaining complex financial information in a clear way suitable post graduate qualifications, relevant experience

OneFortyOne is a place where individuals can realise their professional potential while also being true to who they are. We do this by focusing on what matters to our people – their ongoing health and wellbeing, employment conditions and opportunities for professional development.

We’re hiring

Mechanical Engineer Based at Mount Gambier Full Time OneFortyOne is looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join the Jubilee Sawmill.

Interested? Confidential enquiries can be made to David Pick, Green Triangle Forests Manager Finance on 0438 980 753

The Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for providing solutions that service our modern sawmill. The role will incorporate problem solving from conception through to implementation, with the successful applicant working collaboratively with the maintenance and production teams and external contractors.

Applications close: 8 April 2022

Ideally you will have:

Send applications to: HR Advisor, Mae Steele mae.steele@onefortyone.com

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MADE FOR THE MOUNT WITH KANE & HAYESY

Sales Duncan McGregor 0407 722 983 Jill Collins 0400 598 327

FRIDAYS 8:30AM - 9AM

Experience in design from conception, implementation of capital projects and process improvement projects The ability to manage projects throughout their entirety to achieve milestones The ability to solve complex problems and recommend solutions Effective communication skills to manage stakeholder expectations, contractor performance and implement effective quality control Proven ability in the effective management of safe work practices Mechanical Engineering qualification or experience / suitable education or trade background

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Harness racing promotes itself as a family sport and that was never more evident than on Saturday night when it was a true family affair at the 2022 Matthews Petroleum Mount Gambier Gold Cup. Father-son combination Barry and Jayson Finnis combined to claim the Mount Gambier Harness Racing Club’s premier event with the favourite Royal Speech. It was Jayson’s first success drive in his hometown Gold Cup and Barry’s first winner since he claimed the coveted trophy in 2014 with Paris to Berlin, when Brent Howard took the drive. Royal Speech is also owned by the Barry’s in laws, the Medhurst family, so it was a special night by any measure. Bill Drury (trainer) and Dave Drury (driver) combined with Terror The Christian to finish second with the all female combo of trainer Rebecca East and driver Jackie Barker, with Sea Lover., finishing third. The signs were good early for the Finnis combination when they took out race one on the seven

race program, with True Blue Rose but by far the most celebrated effort was the win of the 2590m feature race. Belladonna Girl took out the prestigious 2022 TAB Mount Gambier Pacing Cup. Check out an upcoming issue

of Lifestyle1 where we take a look at the trials and tribulations of the Medhurst-Finnis family and their long standing connection with local harness racing, culminating in last Saturday’s victory in the 49th Matthews Pertroleum Mount Gambier Gold Cup.

Jeremy Kent continues to dominate sporting clays South East Field & Game held its final Compak event of the summer series at Burrungule Park. After heavy rain that affected the February event, the 62 shooters that nominated for March event were greeted with near perfect conditions of 31 degrees C for sporting Clays. Sixty targets were on offer to competitors, all shot as pairs. Sponsors for the day included K & S fuels, O`Connor & Graney & Castec Rural Supplies. Jeremy Kent took out the Gambier Shooting Supplies High Gun with 55/60. Next SEFGA Event at Burrungule Park; 24th April 75 Targets State Qualification Shoot PHOTOS: 1. High Gun winner jeremy Kent (right) with president Charles Wallis 2. A Grade: Maurice Banning & Chris VonStanke Jnr 3. Ladies: Tasha Bellinger, Janette Densley Sonya Vanderhorst 4. AA Grade: Mark Fabris, Ron Rhook & Ken Atkin 5. C Grade: Doug Rohde, Scott Fleming & Jordan Mervat 6. Sub Juniors: Shakielle VonStanke, Kain Ashby & Jack Dyson 7. Juniors: Declan Wright, Kody Vanderhorst & Brodie VonStankeDowie 8. Veterans: Ernie Scheidl, Neville Kent & Chris VonStanke Snr 9.B Grade: The Butcher, The Baker & the Candlestick Maker aka Brian Shelton, Darren Murrell & Charles Wallis 10. Seniors: Leigh Dunn, Chris Wright & Greg Kessagian

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ROUND ONE SENIORS Kalangadoo 3.4 8.6 18.10 23.13 (151) Glencoe 2.1 3.4 4.6 5.8 (38) Goals - Kalangadoo: B. Gregory, J. Pratt 3; T. McManus, A. Stone, P. Davies, M. Davies, A. Lyon 2; B. Lindner, S. McManus, T. Schumacher, J. O;Connor, B. Auld, B. Mules. Glencoe: H. Smith 2; B. Swan, A. Hentschke, J. Edmonds. Best - Kalangadoo: Patrick Davies, Ben Gregory, Jonathan Mules, Alex Lyon, Thomas Williams, James Pratt. Glencoe: Henry Smith, Andrew Gray, Patrick Mitchell, Brodie Glynn, Ben Swan, Dylan Pfitzner Port MacDonnell 4.3 7.7 15.11 16.17 (113) Kongorong 2.0 5.1 7.2 8.3 (51) Goals - Pt Mac: No details available. Kongorong: M. Cordy 3; H. Evans, E. Modra 2; J. Ryan, F. Brewster, C. Sandercock, P. Ellis. Best - Pt Mac: No details available. Kongorong: Elliot Modra, Thomas Hunter, Fraser Brewster, Matt Cordy, William von Stanke Hatherleigh 1.6 9.11 14.13 20.16 (146) Mt Burr 3.1 4.1 5.1 7.3 (45) Goals - Hatherleigh: J. Dowdy 6; J. Skeer 4; J. Galpin 3; J. Rayson 2; M. Marriott, J. Ferguson-Lane, J. Telfer, B. Mitchell, G. McGrath. Mt Burr: H. Smith 3; N. Muhovics 2; J. Gregory, T. Hales. Best - Hatherleigh: William Chay, Jake Dowdy, Mark Marriott, Sam Gray, Jack Gray, Jordan Galpin. Mt Burr: Josh Fiebig, Calum Sparkes, Hamish Smith, James Wallis Tantanoola 3.4 7.7 14.12 16.20 (116) Nangwarry 5.3 7.7 12.8 16.9 (105) Goals - Tantanoola: J. Ryan 6; T. Hatt, B. Reilly 3; L. Englsh, J. Dawe 2. Nangwarry: A. Hyland 8; T. Badman 3; J. McKeon 2; T. Vanderhorst, R. Smith, R. Wiese. Best - Tantanoola: Liam English, Jack Dawe, Roy Osborne, William Wright, Troy Hatt. Nangwarry: Joel Virtanen, Thomas Vanderhorst, Andrew Hyland, Jake Mckeon, Dylan Podobnik, Benjamin Deamer. RESERVES Kalangadoo 26.13 (169( d Glencoe 5.0 (30) Kongorong 17.14 (116) d Port MacDonnell 2.2 (14) Hatherleigh 24.15 (159) d Mt Burr 1.0 (6) Nangwarry 12.7 (79) d Tantanoola 4.9 (33) SENIOR COLTS Kongorong 21.9 (135) d Port MacDonnell 0.6 (6) Kalangadoo 23.13 (151) d Glencoe 1.1 (7) Hatherleigh 20.11 (131) d Mt Burr 5.5 (35) Tantanoola v Nangwarry (cancelled) JUNIOR COLTS Nangwarry 9.11 (65) d Tantanoola 2.0 (12) Hatherleigh 5.10 (40) d Mt Burr 4.3 (27) Kongorong 7.6 (48) d Port MacDonnell 1.1 (7) Glencoe 20.11 (131) d Kalangadoo 1.0 (6) FOOTY & NETBALL IS BACK: (Right from top) East Gambier’s best Amryn Bosko takes this ball strongly ahead of North’s best Mel Renko; Ash Kalantarian made a welcome return for the Tigers; Macey Griffith had a strong A Grade debut competing with Morgan Amy, who was back for the Bulldogs; Nick McInerney was one of the Tigers’ best; Jake Schutz in action & Luke Johnston & Mitchell Kelton battle for possession. PHOTOS COURTESY OF FRANK MONGER

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ROUND ONE A GRADE West Gambier 87 (L. McGregor, S. Ritter) d Casterton Sandford 24 (S. Jarrad, C. Rice); North Gambier 59 (C. Wakefield, M. Renko) d East Gambier 44 (A. Bosko, E. Hunter); Millicent 91 (T. Sanderson, D. Verbena) d South Gambier 39 (A. Duncan, L. Munro) A RESERVE West Gambier 45 (J. Davey. B. Kuller) d Casterton Sandford 41 (C. Humphries, C. Foster); North Gambier 49 (A. O’Shaughnessy, A. Pitson) d East Gambier 46 (S. McKinnon, R. Henke); Millicent 69 (A. Janssen, K. Taylor) d South Gambier 43 (T. McShane, J, O’Neil) B GRADE Casterton Sandford 38 (M. Patton, K. Harvey) d West Gambier 29 (N. Jackway, M. Milich); North Gambier 46 (H. Fox, A. Ashby) d East Gambier 27 (N. Smith, S. McLean); Millicent 66 (T. Verbena, K. Coghlan) d South Gambier 29 (N. Aston, K. McIntyre-Clark) C GRADE Casterton Sandford 41 (C. Johnston, K. Hutchins) d West Gambier 34 (K. Earle, E. Pollock); East Gambier 46 (J. Clark, D. Waters) d North Gambier 22 (Z. Jones, J. Forrest); Millicent 53 (C. Pratt, K. Brown) d South Gambier 33 (B. Winterfield, E. Egan) 17 & UNDER Casterton Sandford 49 (E. Jarrad, M. Hutchins) d West Gambier 42 (J. Heraper, S. Clayton); North Gambier 58 (L. Norman, C. Mackereth) d East Gambier 28 (J; Davis, M. Lamb); Millicent 65 (L. Paul, L. Van Eeden) d South Gambier 42 (A. Duncan, L. Munro) 15 & UNDER A West Gambier 52 (E. Xanthopoulos, I. McGregor) d Casterton Sandford 31 (I. Longhurst, C. Hulm); North Gambier 64 (M. Griffith, C. Nulty) d East Gambier 16 (S, Clark, A. Lines); Millicent 61 (P. Paul, M. Cushion) d South Gambier 18 (M. Harrold, S. Bartlett) 15 & UNDER B West Gambier 41 (M. Vivian, A. Judd) d Casterton Sandford 26 (C. Hulm, H. Nash); North Gambier 34 (M. Allen, T. Jones) d East Gambier 22 (T. Geraghty, E. Chittleborough); Millicent 37 (P. Thorne, S. Sigston) d South Gambier 17 (R. Milich, C. Attiwill) 13 & UNDER A West Gambier 70 (L. Pearson, S. Lindner) d Casterton Sandford 3 (R. Forbes, P. Rhook); North Gambier 63 (M. Wells, R. Darimaani) d East Gambier 1 (L. Foster, T. Kemp); Millicent 62 (L. Crowe, B. Coghlan) d South Gambier 6 (K. Cole, H. Harvey)) 13 & UNDER B Casterton Sandford 17 (M. Robbins, R. Forbes) d West Gambier 9 (E. McKenny, C. Hunter); North Gambier 22 (C. Grivell, L. Hunter) d East Gambier 15 (A. Olsen, O. Hosking); Millicent 45 (A. Thomson, I. Wilson) d South Gambier 1 (L. Dening, E. Merchant)) 11 & UNDER West Gambier 21 (R. Lamb, P. Bonney-Dawson) d Casterton Sandford 6 (I. Luhrs, B. Dorahey); East Gambier 16 (I. Neilson, H. Coote) d North Gambier 6; Millicent 29 (O. Hales, H. Wilson) d South Gambier 8 (E. McCracken, Z. Harten)

Mid South East Netball ROUND ONE A GRADE Tantanoola 88 (E. Gould, K. Bromley) d Nangwarry 30 (A. Pratt, K. Heaver); Hatherleigh 37 (S. Broadhead, M. Redman) d Mt BUrr 34 (M. Haggett, O. Dean); Glencoe 57 (D. Jaeschke, C. Cocks) d Kalangadoo 30 (S. Wrightson, K. Egan); Port MacDonnell 38 (A. Winter) d Kongorong 30 (R. Buckingham, E. Sealey) A RESERVE Tantanoola 49 (A. Hay, M. Robinson) d Nangwarry 43 (Meighan Hunter, Taysha Marshall); Hatherliegh 64 (Millie Smith, Helen Hamilton) d Mt Burr 35 (L. Watts, L. Buhlmann); Kalangadoo 50 (S. Neale, M. Bonanno) d Glencoe 46 (Alyce Finnis, Abbie Cocks); Port MacDonnell 42 (Narelle Lewis, Isabelle Sneath) d Kongorong 24 (K. Widdison, Z. Von Stanke) B GRADE Tantanoola 47 (A. Walker, K. Ballintyne) d Nangwarry 39 (Zoe Holden, Kate Clayfield); Hatherleigh 39 (Sophie Gibbs, Charlie Muhovics) d Mt Burr 25 (L. Bowering, J. Brant); Glencoe 58 (Sally McDonnell, Chloe Watson) d Kalangadoo 39 (E. Mulraney, I. Giddings); Port MacDonnell 48 (Rachel Johnstone, Elivia Stanley) d Kongorong 34 (S. Gardin, T. Finnigan) B RESERVE Tantanoola 47 (K. Yatesm, S. Haarsma) d Nangwarry 15 (Jayne Bonney, Maxine Smith); Mt Burr 35 (F. McKenzie, R. Fox) d Hatherleigh 31 (Lucy Bell, Sally Bateman); Kalangadoo 54 (E. Mules, J. Greenwood) d Glencoe 27 (Mikayla Govan, Alarna Briggs); Port MacDonnell 44 (Robyn Hill, Brooklyn Jones) d Kongorong 21 (N. Telford, M. Attard) 17 & UNDER Tantanoola 29 (C. Taylor, C. Kaigg) d Nangwarry 25 (Skye Muller, Emily Timms); Mt Burr 52 (O. Dean, J. Holland) d Hatherleigh 27 (Imogen Nowak, Deni Brown); Kalangadoo 57 (S. Wrightson, E. Wurst) d Glencoe 36 (Amber Thompson, Zoe Mulraney); Port MacDonnell 49 (Tamzyn Ailey, Arriella Smith) d Kongorong 26 (J. McKinnon, I. Jenkin); 15 & UNDER Nangwarry 45 (Kiara Epiha, Scarlett Black) d Tantanoola 13 (G. Altschwager, K. Thomas); Kalangadoo 47 (A. Earl, M. Badnenoch) d Glencoe 29 (Poppy Fitzgerald, Deni Brown); Mt Burr 32 (A. Faltin, M. Burns) d Hatherleigh 21 (Montana Biggins, Alyssa Medhurst); Port MacDonnell 56 (Bella McLean, Tia Moulden) d Kongorong 8 (R. Carrigan, H. Attiwill); 13 & UNDER Nangwarry 39 (Skye Virtanen, Ella Stewart) d Tantanoola 10 (L. Bentley, P. Bowman); Hatherleigh 27 (Poppy Fitzgerald, Luca Hamilton) d Mt Burr 22 (S. Smith, S. Davis); Kalangadoo 36 (M. Badenoch, A. Prosperi-Porta) d Glencoe 15 (Violet Thorne, Ruby Buckley); Port MacDonnell 50 (Lillian Pettingill, Isla Fulham) d Kongorong 1(M. Whitty, P. Telford)

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Buckland takes out Summer Series Club legend Allan Dowdell on hand for Mount Gambier Cylcing Club award presentation

The final race of the Mt Gambier Cycling Club’s Summer Series was held along the Caves Road 25km course in glorious weather, with light northerly winds keeping the riders honest on the return leg. For their final race of the series, the Junior U13 riders rode together for the first 5km then turned and raced for home, a 5km scratch race. Sean and Molly rode strongly together, with Sean finishing just ahead of Molly, and Glenn riding his own race as hard as he could. Twenty-one riders signed on for the final race of the series, with the series victory dependent on the performances of three riders. With the handicaps set, the first group of riders, containing Jen Buckland, Jonathan Kidman, Jason Buckland, David Tye, Chris Hunt and Dianne Major left the start line, hoping to stay away for as long as possible over the chasing riders. The next group, consisting of Rick Heaver, Elmer Buckland, Ainsley Curtis, Damian Buckley and Don

Sforcina began their chase two minutes later, with Dean Zeven, Bruce McLaughlin and Spek Peake following them a further three minutes behind. After another four minutes had elapsed on the clock, it was the turn of Harry Opperman, Craig Andre and Phil Stasiw to begin their chase, followed a further two minutes later by Rob Mann, Jami Buckley and Matthew Opperman. Finally, 90 seconds later, some 12 and a half minutes after the first riders had left, it was the turn of Nick Kidman to try and catch all the riders who had left ahead of him. Taking advantage of the slight tailwind on the outward leg to the turnaround point, most groups stuck together well. The second group on the road worked strongly and were able to catch the leading riders within the first 10km, with Jen, Jonathan, David and Chris increasing their speed to keep up with them as they passed. David was not able to maintain

the pace, however, and dropped back to work with Jason and Dianne. This larger group of eight riders arrived at the turnaround point first and continued working strongly together into the slight headwind on the return journey. Further back the groups were continuing to reign in the groups ahead of them, hoping to catch all the bunches on the final straight. Phil, Craig and Harry were caught by Jami, Rob and Matthew on the return leg, with Phil and Craig able to latch on to the faster riders as they passed. The team of Dean, Spek and Bruce caught the leading riders with just over a kilometre to go in the race, with some of the riders desperately trying to hold on to the faster pace. Over the final rise and into the last 500 metres, Spek Peake thought he was providing a lead out for the faster riders behind but managed to stay away and take the victory, with Elmer Buckland

finishing ahead of Dean Zeven to take out the positions on the podium. Bruce McLaughlin finished fourth ahead of Rick Heaver, Chris Hunt, Don Sforcina, Damian Buckley and Jen Buckland. Tenth place was taken by the fastfinishing Jami Buckley, ahead of Rob Mann, Matthew Opperman, Craig Andrae and Phil Stasiw. Nick Kidman arrived soon after, taking out the fastest time honours, followed by Jonathon Kidman, Ainsley Curtis, Dianne Major, Jason Buckland, David Tye and Harry Opperman. Following the race the riders returned to the clubrooms, where a sausage sizzle and morning tea were provided. After the points from the final race of the series were tallied, the placings were announced, with the winner of the Summer Series receiving the Dowdell Family Trophy. Club life member Allan Dowdell was on hand to present the trophy, as well as showing

us a medal for a Penny Farthing Race in 1885, revealing that the Dowdell Family has been involved in cycling for as long as the Mount Gambier Cycling Club had been in existence. By virtue of his second place finish in the final race, Elmer Buckland was able to leapfrog over Phil Stasiw and Damian Buckley to take home the trophy. Thanks to everyone who has been involved in this series, from the riders to the handicappers, commissaires and marshals. SUMMER SERIES PODIUM: (Above left) Damian Buckley (3rd), Elmer Buckland (1st) & Phil Stasiw (2nd) CLUB LEGEND: (Above cente)Allan Dowdell was on hand to present the Dowdell family Trophy to the Summer Series winner. FINAL SUMMER SERIES RACE PODIUM: (Above right) Elmer Buckland (2nd) Spek Peake (1st) & Dean Zeven (3rd)

Davis & O’Donnell combine for victory Mount Gambier Golf Club hosts a two person ambrose A pairs event in the form of a two person ambrose was the challenge for the 42 ladies in last Wednesday’s golf competition at Attamurra Golf Club, generously sponsored by playing member, Helen Gregory. Conditions were ideal to begin with but turned very damp towards the end of the round but two pairs both with the same handicap finished with the same score. Carol Davis and Di O’Donnell, both long hitters, combined well together to register 78 off the stick with an 8.5 handicap resulting in 69.5 to claim first prize on a countback from another strong combination of Janina Morrison and Kerry Pedlar, who likewise had the same score and nett result. Third placegetters were Helen Gregory and Kathy Ewer returning

with nett 69.75 and in fourth place, Kate McCormick and Denise Harvey finished with 71.25. The pro shot on the 8th hole was won by the Pauline Paterson/ Chris Galpin combination with Paterson’s drive the most accurate. Ball rundown winners were Karen Forster and her partner Linda Boylan, Lois Harvey and Faye Mainwaring and Vicki Clark and Jan Shanahan. Saturday saw a smaller field of 15 ladies contest a stroke round and while most found the course challenging, evergreen Faye Mainwaring mastered it well scoring 84 off the stick resulting in a nett 71 to take the winner’s voucher. Mainwaring’s top score included six pars and a birdie on the 6th hole.

Vivienne Sulejmani, visitor from the Mount Warren Park Golf Club in Queensland was only one shot further back to take the runner up prize with nett 72 Jennifer Van Rijthoven led the way in the ball run down winners with nett 73, Helen Gregory 72, Lois Harvey 81 and Camilla Knowles 82. Lorraine Stratford was the most accurate on the par 3 eighth hole to take the pro shot while Vivienne Sulejmani was nearest the pin on the 16th hole. LADIES AMBROSE POIDIUM: (Standing) Kathy Ewer, Janina Morrison, Helen Gregory, Kerry Pedlar & (seated) Carol Davis & Di O’Donnell with their prizes.

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Veterans singles champions decided at Millicent Bowls Club

1. Red Division Overall Runners Up - Max’s Fours - John Chalmers, Kylie Ross & Max Blacketer. Absent: Fay Richards 2. White Division Overall Runners Up & Most Team Touches Winners, taking home the Norman vonEinem Memorial Trophy - Barb Leicester, Glenn Tilley, Bernie Bowman, Nigel Ross & Mary Bellinger 3. Red Division Overall Winners - Rovers, (394 points): Steven Skeer, John Buhlmann, Roger Buckmaster & Mick Pedler 4. Blue Division Overall Winners - Grand Hotel (418 points): Jim Taylor, Bill Chapman, Chris Vearing & Jamie Vearing 5. Blue Division Overall Runners Up - Birdies - Robyn Rolfe, Pam Packer, Janet Watson & Mary Dawson 6. White Division Overall Winners - The Pups - Sam Kent, Jez Jones, Luke Ferguson, & Todd Craige 7. Red Division Most Touches - Runner up Jim Hyland 20 touches & winner Graham Watson 22 touches 8. Blue Division Most Touches - Winner Jamie Vearing 27 touches & runner up Richard North 23 touches 9. White Division Most Touches - Runner Up Jayden Williams 25 touches & winner Bernie Bowman 26 touches

In the Milicent Bowls Club Ladies Veteran Singles all games were played to the first bowler in each game to reach 21 shots. The semi finals were between Mary Campbell and Faye Hill, with Mary Campbell going into the grand final, and Heather Carthew playing Robin Rolfe, with Heather Carthew going into the grand final. In the grand final Heather got away to a strong start. After nine ends she was eight shots to Mary three but by the 21st end Mary had clawed her way back into the game with Heather sitting at 15 to Mary’s 14 shots. The game was played to 21 up and by the 26th end Heather was able to reach the target of 21 shots, giving her the title of Millicent Bowls Club Veteran Ladies Singles Champion. This will now allow her to take part in the Ladies’ Champion of Champion Veteran Singles for the Lower South East Bowls Association. The Men’s Veteran Singles was also played the same day as the ladies but because of the number of players taking part in the competition it wasn’t completed in one day. The grand final was played on April 1. In the semi finals the two games were contested between Peter Hyland and Derk Pietersma with Peter Hyland winning his way to the grand final. In the second semi final, this game was played between John Scudds and Peter Scanlon with Peter Scanlon winning his way into the grand final. The grand final was a neck and neck game. By the 8th end scores were tied at nine shots, by the 14th end the score was 14 all and by the 21st end both players were sitting on 18 shots. Peter Hyland won the next end to be sitting on 20 shots only requiring one shot for the win but on the final end Peter Scanlon was able to clinch three shots to give him the win and the title of Veteran Singles Champion for 2022/23 Season. GRAND FINALISTS: (Above top) Mary Campbell (runner up) &Heather Carthew (winner) and (above bottom) Peter Scanlon (winner) Peter Hyland (runner up)

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Autocross Super Series off & running SEAC Park hosts all the round one action of the 2022 Autocross season Autocross for 2022 got underwaylate last month, with the McPherson Mechanical Series Round 1 being held at the picturesque SEAC Park. Track conditions presented dry and dusty with a very loose surface for the 36 entrants to contend with for the day’s competition. Heat 1 proved to be quite a handful and series coordinator for the year, Dale Cagney, wasted no time in posting the fastest time in his EVO, clocking a 1:43.25 seconds reflecting his capabilities in rally car control. Next home, Jayden Edwards put all his Speedway experience to the test in the Commodore and came home with a very quick 1:49.06 second’s lap. Dion Becker pushed hard in the Falcon XR6 and started his day well with a 1:50.53 for his first run, good enough to head Geoff Wilson with a 1:50.93 in the Peugeot, 4th, Ryan Poel at 1:51.53 in the Subaru Impreza in 5th, Gary Brown covering more track than anyone else, 6th in the shared Falcon with a 1:52.72 seconds, Corey Brand, improving at every outing stopping the clock at 1:53.03 in the 2WD Subaru. Bailey Perryman got 8th points in the Hyundai for his run of 1:53.50 seconds, just in front of Kevin Raedel exercising the Falcon Rally car with a 1:55.13 seconds in 9th and Daniel Oldacker rounding out the Top 10 with his Commodore’s run of 1:56.31 seconds. Heat 2 and the track conditions had improved a little, providing some grip in crucial spots. Dale Cagney repeated his earlier run to top the list with a 1:43.50, followed by Jayden Edwards at 1:48.56. Geoff Wilson finding a bit more 1:49.65 to hold off Ryan Poel with his 1:50.12, Dion Becker at 1:50.72, Bailey Perryman finding a lot more grip with a tidy 1:51.28 for 6th, Barry Edwards having a good run in the replacement car, after mechanical issues with his “normal” car setting 7th quickest at 1:51.56 seconds, followed by Corey Brand’s 1:52.44 seconds 8th, Gary Brown 9th at 1:53.18 seconds again covering a lot more real estate than most others with his extreme car control. Connor Cooper is another one of the up-and-coming drivers that

have been through from the Junior “learning” experience to now gaining experience at every outing in the family Commodore, this heat he rounds out the 10 with his 1:54.81 second run. Dale Cagney, on a roll, claimed heat 3 with his 1:42.44 second run again at the top of the list. Jayden Edwards improved on his earlier runs to post a quick 1:47.27 seconds time, good enough to pip Geoff Wilson’s 1:47.47 seconds for his run. Dion Becker dug deep and pushed hard for a 1:47.87 seconds, a good effort in the road car. Ryan Poel’s Subaru came home next with his 1:48.62 seconds listed in 5th, Bailey Perryman having a good day in the Excel filled 6th spot with a tidy 1:50.09 second lap 6th. 7th spot has Barry Edwards entered with his run of 1:50.25 seconds. Separated by 0.4 seconds, Gary Brown in 8th (1:51.10) and Corey Brand (1:51.50) are poles apart in Driving style with Brown full on slide – everywhere – and Brand neat and straight in the 2WD Subaru. Ken Moore enjoying his Commodore each and every outing put a good run together and found some grip to get home in 10th spot with a 1:51.94 second run. After a short break for the officials to find some refreshments etc, Heat 4 got underway on a track now showing substantial improvement on the grip level that proved hard to find in the earlier heats.

Top of the list and Dale Cagney put in a blinder to head the field with a very Quick 1:41.47 second lap in the Mitsy EVO. Geoff Wilson cranked the Pug up a notch and used the improved grip level to get home with a 1:45.41 second lap good enough to get the points for 2nd spot. Jayden Edwards also improved his lap time from the previous round to a 1:46.34 seconds for 3rd, Ryan Poel next with a 1:47.97 for his run in the Suby, followed by Dion Becker in his Falcon, 1:48.94 seconds, in 5th spot. Barry Edwards filled the 6th spot with his run of 1:49.09 seconds with Corey Brand in 7th, clocking a 1:49.72 second lap. Connor Cooper put a good lap together and posted his best lap of the track at a tidy 1:50.50 seconds for the points for 8th spot. With the dust easing, Heat 5 commenced and a hard charging Dale Cagney made it 5 from 5 for Fastest times, pushing the EVO around a now grippy track for his last run of the dusty layout posting his best time of 1:41.31 seconds. Another that found grip at the end of the day, Geoff Wilson pushed the Peugeot around the layout for his best time of the day at 1:45.25 seconds for 2nd spot points. Enjoying his day out, Jayden Edwards had to settle for 3rd points in the last run, with a 1:45.91 second’s run. Ryan Poel, hopping from the

timing desk to the steering wheel all day found enough in the Subaru to post a 1:47.07 second lap for 4th points. Dion Becker, another one enjoying the grippy track in a big car locked in the points for 5th spot with his last outing at 1:48.34 seconds. Hyundai Excel campaigner, Bailey Perryman, put a good lap together for his last run and scored 6th spot points with his Quick run of 1:48.90 seconds. Corey Brand had a busy day at the wheel of the Subaru and earned his 8th spot points in the last run with 1:49.28 seconds. Next home, Mr Slideways in “Gary Brown” kept to most of the track layout and steered the big bird through the gaps for a 1:49.34 second total. Rounding out the 10, Peter Rogers found some pace in the immaculate Datsun 1600 to get the points for a 1:50.56 second run, his fastest for the day. McPherson Mechanical Autocross series Round 1 results: 1 – Dale Cagney - 200 points 8:32.06 - Mitsubishi Evo Class WT 2 – Jayden Edwards - 193 points 8:57.14 - Holden Commodore Class E 3 – Geoff Wilson - 191 points 8:58.71 - Peugeot 306 GTI6 Class D 4 – Ryan Poel -183 points 9:05.31 - Subaru Impreza Class W 5 – Dion Becker - 183 points

9:06.40 - Falcon XR6 Class E 6 – Bailey Perryman - 170 points 9:14.31 - Hyundai Excel Class C 7 – Corey Brand - 166 points 9:15.97 - Subaru Impreza Class D 8 – Gary Brown - 163 points 9:16.97 - Falcon Class B 9 – Connor Cooper - 152 points 9:27.63 - Commodore Class B 10 – Peter Rogers - 140 points 9:31.00 - Datsun 1600 Class E 1st Junior – Corey Brand 1st Lady – Teresa Lipscombe Fastest Lap Time 4WD – Dale Cagney 1:41.31 seconds Fastest Lap Time 2WD – Geoff Wilson 1:45.25 seconds A huge vote of thanks has to go the way of the officials that endured a very dusty and quite hot day out on the track to allow 36 people enjoy a day at the wheel. THE DUST FLIES: (Above main) First placed Dale Cagney and (above from top) Geoff Wilson; Jayden Edwards; Kevin Raedel & Ryan Poel. PHOTOS COURTESY OF CURTIS BOYD & TURN8 PHOTOGRAPHY

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5 It was a concept the Mount Gambier & District RSL Bowls Club had been looking to turn into a tournament and at the end of last month the three greens were filled with 100 bowlers all vying for a piece of the $3000 prize pool. The ladies sourced the prize money as they put together a 5-A-Side Competition that had overall winners, as well as winners in each of the events played. RSL bowlers Sandi Elliott, Joy Bilney, Karen Doman, Di Adams combined with Mount Gambier bowler Di Harris to take out the overall top prize, as bowlers from Smeaton, Portland, Casterton, Hamilton, Bordertown and the raft of Lower South East Bowls Association all vied for prize money across the singles, pairs, triples and fours events. The capacity field of 20 teams played two games of fours and two games of singles in the morning, before returning to the

greens in the afternoon for two games of triples and two games of pairs. With perfect weather for the March 25 event and the success of each competition, the 5-A-Side event looks set to continue annually.

4. Singles Winner - Jan Dowdell (Port MacDonnell) 5. Singles Runner Up - Bev King (Naracoorte) 6. Triples Winners - Nancye Wilson (Mt Gambier RSL), Jenny Shepherd (Smeaton) & Robyn Burley (Port MacDonnell) 7. Fours Runners Up - Mary Kirkland, Ann Barker, Sue Bennett & Di Arnold (Naracoorte) 8. Triples Runners Up - Maria Cooper, Pam Robins & Helen Lynch (Robe) 9. Fours Winners - Adrianna Ross, Luriene Reinders, Fay Hill & Judy Lowe (Millicent)

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Players finetuning ahead of summer season finals The Mount Gambier Table Tennis Summer season played its penultimate round last week, with spots in the finals up for grabs in both tightly contested divisions. Team Berlin took on Team Oslo in the first match of Division 1, with Leigh Barry and Justin Hutchesson putting in a powerhouse performance for the latter. Both Barry and Hutchesson kept their singles sheets clean, as Oslo cruised to a dominant 10-4 victory. Hutchesson pulled off a stunning upset in the first rubber of the match, coming back from a 2-1 deficit to defeat Berlin’s Robin Pellen in an incredible fivegame marathon. Ward Freeman performed solidly for Berlin. In the second of the Division

1 matches, Travis Sweet led his Athens team into battle against Bill-John Watson’s Team London. Sweet was ever reliable with his flawless combination of power and spin, keeping his singles sheet clean. Unfortunately, Sweet’s lone performance was of little comfort as his Athens team succumbed to the even team effort from London’s Watson, Kevin Patzel, Luke Bremner and Harry Jones. Testament to the closeness of the contest, no less than seven rubbers went to five games. A string of four straight victories to London at the back end of the match game them the comefrom-behind victory by eight rubbers to six. In Division 2, Stockholm drew

first blood against Atlanta when Chris Turner overcame a slow start to defeat Tracey Escreet in four games. Atlanta’s Andrew Telford then easily accounted for Deakin Lofthouse, setting the tone for the rest of the match as little separated the two teams throughout. Stockholm looked to have wrested momentum with a three-rubber winning streak through the middle section, only to see Atlanta return serve by claiming the next four. Stockholm’s Maddie McGregor had to defeat Atlanta player Richard Van Der Linde in the final rubber to draw the match and send it to a countback. She started strongly, taking the first game comfortably, but appeared

Ashby finishes on top Plenty of silverware on offer at Blue Lake Golf Club The Blue Lake Golf Club Women’s March Monthly Medal, sponsored by Grant & Dianne Perryman, was played in stroke format and coincided with the 3rd and final qualifying round of the Caffe Belgiorno’s Handicap Championships and the 3rd round of the Collins Court Butcher Captain’s Trophy. With only one player able to play to her handicap, monthly medal winner Josie Ashby, it was indicative to the long course set up. The drizzly rain added to the challenge with only a handful of pars recorded. Also taking out the top voucher in Division One, Ashby managed pars on the 4th and 9th signing for 92/20/72 playing to her handicap and the daily course rating of 72. Second on the podium was Lynda Nannings 100/27/73 from 52 on front nine and 48 on the back including a par on the dog-leg par four 15th. Third placing went to Lee-Anne Medhurst 96/21/75 playing to her handicap on the front nine of 46 and even though she had a run of par’s on the 13th, 14th and 15th fell just short by three strokes to equal her handicap. She did win the Nearest to the pin 2nd shot on the 14th for her division. It was women’s President Beryl Mahoney who came away with the chocolates winning Division Two 106/30/76 after being closely chased by Lyn Annand 108/31/77. Mahoney blew out on the front

nine with a 57 but was able to make amends on the back nine eight strokes better with 49. Annand, known for her expertise, calmly went about her game having two even nine’s of 54/54 including a par on the 5th. Nearest to the pin 2nd shot was won by Jo Gogan. The pro shot was won by Lyn Annand Novelty prizes were handed out for chip-in ferrets to Trudy Herbert 1st, Lee-Anne Medhurst 10th and Kate Hommelhoff 14th. Birdie prize to Helen Stratford on par five 4th and the least putts won by Medhurst 26, Annand 30. Tomorrow will see the quarter finals of the Caffe Belgiorno’s handicap championships starting from 8.30am. DIVISION ONE R. Edwards v S. Agars, T. Herbert v B. Pascoe, C Hill v D. Perryman, L. Nannings v L. Medhurst. Due to lack of numbers qualifying in division two there are no quarter finals with all advancing to the semi finals. Saturday March 26, results for the women saw Helen Stratford take top spot. A smaller than usual field took to the fairways Once again with the men’s

monthly medal being played it was a long course for the women and Stratford starting on the back nine established a reasonable score playing one under her handicap. Crossing over, a par on the 1st looked promising but triple bogies on the 3rd and 7th spoiled a good card but with a par on the 9th finished well with 90/20/70. Dianne Perryman finished 2nd played to her strengths with pars on the 5th, 11th and 12th, but with triple bogies on the 2nd, 6th and 13th letting her down but still playing to her handicap finishing 90/18/72. Third prize went to Fiona Punton also scoring well. Her card included pars on the 8th, 14th, 16th and 17th, 96/23/73. MONTHLY MEDAL WINNERS: Lynda Nannings, Lee-Anne Medhurst,Josie Ashby & Lyn Annand. Absent: Beryl Mahoney

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to falter under pressure in the second, giving it up convincingly. Drawing on all her resolve and determination and buoyed by her cheering teammates on the sidelines, McGregor lifted in the third game and then cruised to a resounding victory in the fourth. Alas, it mattered not, Atlanta ultimately prevailing by 30 games to 24. McGregor was the pick of the players for the match, winning all three of her singles rubbers. In the final match of the night, both Calgary and Tokyo were depleted, forced to play a modified 3-on-3 format. What started out as a relatively even contest soon turned ugly for Calgary, Tokyo pulling clear on the back of stellar performances

from Kylie Boston and Chris McGregor, who both kept clean sheets. Tokyo cruised to a comfortable seven rubbers to four victory. Registrations are now open for the Autumn season commencing May 4 for 10 weeks. For anyone interested in playing, please express your interest by contacting the club at mtgtabletennis@gmail. com. New players of all ages and capabilities are always welcome to come and have a try. 3-rubber winners: • Division 1: Travis Sweet (Athens), Leigh Barry, Justin Hutchesson (Oslo) • Division 2: Kylie Boston, Chris McGregor (Tokyo), Maddie McGregor (Stockholm)

Four local swimmers get the job done in the pool The Mount Gambier Swimming Club had four of their swimmers compete at the SA State LC Championships in Adelaide over the March Long Weekend. After achieving State qualifying times, Lucy Dening, Vincent Moore, Vaughn Stratford and Indee Stratford attended the championships, along with coach Nathan Stratford. An impressive performance was produced by the swimmers, with them bettering personal best times, swimming in a number of finals and making their mark, against other swimmers from around the State. A stand out performance from the championships was when Vaughn Stratford (pictured) was awarded a Bronze National State Age Challenge Medal, for his performance in the 14yo 100m breaststroke. The State based National Age Challenge provides younger swimmers who are not yet eligible to compete at Age Championships the opportunity to compete at State competitions and acquire a National virtual ranking. This medal will provide Vaughn with the potential opportunity to be a part of the State Team Challenge in August. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS: Lucy Dening 11-12yo 50m Backstroke – Reserve Finalist 1112yo 100m Butterfly – PB - Finalist – DNF 11-12yo 50m Butterfly – PB - Finalist – 6th

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Mount Gambier High School ends Tenison Woods College’s dominance of athletics day As reported last week, Mount Gambier High School took out the 77th Interschool Athletics Day and as promised, below are the key results from the March 23 event. Eight schools competed at the annual competition which was hosted by Mount Gambier High School. KEY RESULTS: CHAMPIONSHIP RANKINGS: Mount Gambier High School 695 Tenison Woods College 661 Bordertown High School 617 Grant High School 593 St Martins Lutheran College 577 Naracoorte High School 465.5 Millicent High School 454.5 Penola High School 254 AGE GROUP WINNERS: 13 Years – Tenison Woods College 14 Years – Grant High School 15 Years – Tenison Woods College 16 Years – Bordertown High School Open – Mount Gambier High School RECORDS: Open Boys 400m – Hayden Crowe (Mount Gambier High School) – 51.77 (Cameron Maxwell – Mount Gambier high School – 2004 – 52.1) 14 Years Boys Triple Jump – Harrison Clark (Naracoorte High School) – 12.33m

(Steve McBain (Mount Gambier High School – 1981 – 1.93m) 15 Years Boys High Jump – Rex Jones (Tenison Woods College) – 1.93m (Tyler Jackman – Penola High School – 2003 – 1.8m) PHOTOS: 1. Record breakers - Rex Jones (Tenison Woods College), Hayden Crowe (Mount Gambier High School) & Harrison Clark (Naracoorte High School) 2. Overall winners & open age group winners - Mount Gambier High

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Saints Netball Club gives back Saints Netball Club held its annual Blue Day Prostate Cancer Fundraiser last year holding a mega Father’s Day & Blue Day raffle. All goods were donated by many wonderful local businesses with the major prizes being handmade quilts donated by Mary May and the Mount Gambier Quilting Ladies with members of the netball club selling raffle books and the raffle being drawn at the end of year presentation night. The club donated the funds raised to two groups with some proceeds going to ‘The Grumpy Poppas ‘ which consisted of a family group both local and from interstate, all of who have been touched by prostate cancer in some way, shape or form, who participated in the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia ‘THE LONG RUN’ which saw all 10 participants aiming to run/ walk 72km for the month of September. Saints Netball Club’s donation was a small part of the $7298 that the team raised. The other recipient of the fundraising was The Limestone Coast Prostate Cancer Support Group to help support the local community who have been touched by prostate cancer. DONATION HANDOVER: Limestone Coast Prostate Cancer Support Group members Malcolm Porter (left) and Richard Harry (right) with Saints Netball Club president Paige Carter and Scarlett Carter.

South East Golf Veterans A depleted field of 48 South East gilf veterans visited Millicent late last molnth on a perfect day for golf and as is normal, a local shone in both divisions. Mick Pedler took out first division with 37 from Tony McGregor 35 and Ken McIntyre on 34. Second division was won by Alan Webster with an amazing, for him, 42 points. He clipped the overhead wire on the 17th, par 3, and replayed the shot onto the green, and then sunk the putt. He apparently had many one putt greens, according to his partners. The NTPs were Grant Rowe and Max Clifford and the Ross Orchard trophy went to Frank Cronin and Wayne Peters. After this week’s annual getaway to the Barossa, the vets golfers will resume at Bordertown on April 11, then after a break for ANZAC, they will go to Beachport, then off into Victoria for two challenge matches. SOUTH EAST VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION ROUND FIVE RESULTS DIVISION ONE Young Guns 4 (Share Ku Htoo) d Untouchables 0 (Braiden Hillyer); Giants 3 (Karl Spedding) d Never Come Back 0 (Soe Nay Johnson); Karenni 2 (Khun Dee) d Norf 1 (Tom Madigan) DIVISION TWO Lazy Boys 2 (Ehmwee Htoo) d Strength of God 1 (Modoh Say); HZARS 2 (Alex Popovich) d Rockstars 1 (Paul Thu); Crow Zero 4 (Ei Plu Htoo) d V. I. P. 0 (Ryan Hua) DIVISION THREE Super Bomb 4 (Nop Pha Rad) d Itsy Bitsy Spikers 0 (Jake Hollis); Setsy Ladies 3 (Bec Jones) d For Fun 1 (Sharon Curtis)

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