An early plan for Shepparton by surveyor Mr. Downey dated 1864 shows a 3 acre allotment at the south-west corner of Knight and Skene streets “reserved for a cemetery”.
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100s graduate in leadership program Below is a list of participants and graduates in recent years.
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2007 participants Phillip Aggenbach Vanessa Baughurst Teri Bennet-Meyer Michelle Bradley Robert Croxford Paul Culpan Bruce Cumming Martina Cusack Mark DePaola
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2009 participants Stephen Banfield Matt Barden Kim Bennetts Richard Bryce Derrick Bwihambi Barry Carter Briony Harper
2008 participants Natalie Akers Christine Anderson Evelyn Anderson Diane Bewicke Jonathon Bibby Jackie Bingham Ian Christoe Chris Collins Tim Cosgriff Emma Dalton Nikala Dixon Cindy Doherty Ray Farrell Bruce Gill Nadia Godfrey Alex Marshall Joanne McGregor Scott Morath
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Current participants 2010 Mark Brown Will Dalgliesh Erica Featherstone Colleen Furlanetto Kevin Gould David Gullick David Harcoan Caroline Harlow Tracey Harper Michael Hatton Lisa Hawken Jane Jenkins Craig Kappes Jason Kelly Mary-Ann Linehan Kellie Marsters Sueanne McCumstie
Fairley Leadership Program, form a diverse network of people spanning hundreds of square kilometres. As well as being leaders in the region, Fairley Fellows are determined to make a difference, to give back, and become more involved in their local communities. Copulos Group Head, Peter Copulous is the first patron of Fairley Leadership.
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• Enabling emerging leaders to meet and learn from existing leaders, both from within the region and beyond; • Combining emerging and existing leaders as a continuing resource of skills and influence to further enrich the regional community; and • Offering groups of emerging leaders an intensive annual program that explores the major issues confronting the GoulburnMurray community. Fairley Fellows, past participants of the
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Fond memories of the 1990s I CAN remember when we first opened Harvey Norman in Shepparton, my husband Richard, and I were proprietors in furniture, Peter Rolston in electrical and John Brewer was the computer proprietor. It took us two weeks to set up the showroom from early morning until well into the night thankful for the support of local transport companies who made this all possible by going out of their way to get the goods here in time. We still use Goulburn Valley Transport to this day and take this opportunity to thank them again. This was a totally new concept to Shepparton and regional Victoria, introducing the latest trends in furniture and bedding, a vast range of innovative electrical product and the latest technology in computers & software. Everything was available to customers under the one roof. Harvey Norman coming to Shepparton was a first for the region and the idea was to keep retail business local rather than people having to travel to Melbourne. Sunday trading was also introduced at this time allowing families to shop together at
their leisure. Friday night trading was a 9pm close and the hours have somewhat changed now to accommodate both customers and staff alike. When we first opened the store we remember when dirty boots were actually taken off at the front door whilst customers browsed the showroom and obviously not having to worry about their boots being taken. Times have changed. Friday nights never really ceased to amaze us when people used the store as a meeting place. A gathering of the clans, friends and family coming from the outer regions of Shepparton to catch up and have a chat. They would stay almost until close and sit at dining settings or just lounge around on lounge suites. Being so near the airport was a little daunting in the early days when we remember a couple of light planes over shooting the runway. The adrenalin rush we all felt back in those days when Pip Borrman amazed us with his acrobatic stunts directly above our warehouse. Everyone stood with mouths agape in awe of Pip. - Teresa Carlson
REMEMBERING THE PAST… The original franchisees of Harvey Norman in Shepparton, John Brewer (Computers), Teresa and Richard Carlson (Furniture) and Peter Rolston (Electrical).
See us for all your bedding and furniture needs • Sealy • Sleepmaker • Sleep Number • Berlino • Lanfranco • Janda • Denai
Melbourne Road, Kialla 5823 2530 www.harveynorman.com.au Harvey Norman stores are operated by independent franshisees
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