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CIVIHIRE • ALL YOUR SPECIALIST PLANT & MACHINERY HIRE NEEDS COVERED Civihire in Mount Gambier is the region’s newest specialist plant and machinery hire company. Located between Reece Plumbing and Hage Tractors on the southern side of Wireless Road East, it is easily accessible. Whether you’re a builder, farmer, civil contractor, tradie or simply looking to get a landscaping or cleanup job done yourself, Civihire can help. Staffed by licenced builders and agri specialists, they understand your needs. Manager Nigel Gooden showed us over their fleet. “We have a fleet of excavators, telehandlers, 4WD tractors, skidsteers, mini tippers, spreaders, rollers, compressors, misters, commercial mowers, seeders etc,” he said. “Civihire machines are well maintained, low hours or late model.” Nigel believes that what sets Civihire apart is their commitment to personalised service. “Service is
our life – we breathe it,” he said. “It’s ‘extra-mile’ service or nothing. We will take your call if it’s humanly possible to do so – even out of normal business hours.” Experience is the foundation for Civihire’s unique position in the market. “‘We have a huge bank of experience in civil works, plant operation, commercial and domestic building and agri processes,” Nigel explains. “We don’t hire anything that we are not expertly familiar with operating. We’ll listen and we’ll ask questions until we understand your project need and can make the most efficient recommendation for you. If you’re not confident or experienced yourself, we can often source or supply proficient operators.” If you need an excuse to get hubby into that much discussed backyard project, call Civihire on (08)8724 1403 – they have great weekend rates on their mini diggers, and it’s amazing how
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many mates will turn up to help! Civihire’s facebook page has a large following, because Civihire is passionate about showcasing this unique corner of Australia and the variety of sites their machines work in. Have a peek – and join the regular competitions for free hire vouchers and giveaways!
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TIME TO FAREWELL THE FRINGE WITH SOME HOMEGROWN TALENT It is Louise Adams’ time to shine on her home turf, as she brings what is her seventh Adelaide Fringe Show – a project that is a genuine labour of love on a few levels - to Mount Gambier for the closing weekend of the Fringe Mount Gambier. Her 2017 offering is a cabaret style musical show, which is something she has always wanted to tackle and it centres on a wonderful childhood memory for her, as an emerging musician – MTV Unplugged. “Growing up as a music lover before the internet really took off and you could watch whatever you wanted on You Tube, MTV Unplugged was the only way to watch a range of artists perform,” Louise said. “It was this live intimate performance coming through your TV into your lounge room. It was the only way to see your favourite bands from around the world. You could close the curtains and almost feel like you were there.” For her Fringe show, which hits the Cave Gardens stage this Friday night, Louise has looked to capture what MTV Unplugged, which is still going today almost 30 years after it’s debut, meant, not just to her, but its influence on music and pop culture. Her show A Tribute to Unplugged will see her perform music from a diverse range of artists who have gone unplugged, including grunge rockers such as Nirvana, crooner Tony Bennett, the legendary Prince and even pop stars like Katy Perry. She has enlisted the help of local, Adelaide and interstate based musicians as part of her show, which
has already enjoyed a successful run on the Ukiyo Stage at The Royal Croquet Club on March 12 & 13 as part of the Adelaide Fringe. But the excitement for Louise in 2017 is that her show is now headed to Mount Gambier this Friday night in the Cave Gardens Precinct, as part of Fringe Mount Gambier. Louise was an ambassador for the month long festival, which has been running since February 24, including a series of Country Arts SA performances, renowned Fringe artists, and local performers. Fringe Mount Gambier been one of the many projects she has been involved with over the past 12 months and she is excited about what this unique opportunity could do for arts across the Limestone Coast. Expat Adam Page is another homegrown talent set to be part of his hometown Fringe program on this closing weekend with a performance on Saturday night, also in the Cave Gardens. “It’s about bringing the world class performances here, as well as using home grown talent,” Louise said. “I just want to see it be a success and not just this year but an ongoing success.” For Louise, programs like Fringe in Mount Gambier can be essential building blocks in creating a sustainable series of events to build an ongoing vibrant arts culture in this region. Louise wants artists across all spectrums to realise they can pursue a career in the arts – whether they choose to stay or go – and she certainly practices what she preaches. “There can be certain benefits to living in a city,”
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she said. “But my home is in Mount Gambier on our farm and that’s where we see our future. We’re lucky we live in a modern world, where you can pursue a career like this and live in the place you want to live.” With that in mind, one of Louise’s other pet art projects, SouthEast X SouthWest, has inaugurated a “Send Me To Fringe” development program and this year the two sponsored acts were visual artist Henry Jock Walker, formerly of Keith, who is best known
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as the abstract artist who paints while he surfs, and former Mount Gambier dancer Gavin Clarke, who is now based in Sydney and is a musician and actor as well. “The development program will be for people that live in the region of have a link back here.” Basically it aims to give the performers a platform in their own backyard with the view to developing a show to be performed at the Adelaide Fringe the following year.
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A new program starting in Portland in April will give people a chance to beat their alcohol and drug problems. Sliding Doors is an intensive, non-residential rehabilitation program that helps people with life and employability skills and gives them strategies to avoid relapsing into addiction. The program is being offered by the Portland District Health drug and alcohol team as part of the Great South Coast Drug Treatment Consortium. The Sliding Doors program was successfully piloted in Warrnambool and has been modified for the Portland region. Portland District Health AOD Family Support Project Officer Wendy Howe said Sliding Doors could change people’s lives The recovery-based model is for people who have made a commitment to stop using their drug of concern. “It is a day rehabilitation program that supports people who could have had a variety of drug and alcohol issues,” Ms Howe said. “There are no residential detox and rehabilitation programs in our region and those in Melbourne can’t keep up with the demand. This gives people an opportunity to take part in a therapeutic day program in their own town and gives them links to services and community groups.” The program aims to change the thinking of people with addiction problems and provide them with skills to maintain motivation to stop their substance abuse. The weekly sessions include work skills exercises, art therapy, healthy living opportunities with advice from an exercise physiologist and dietitian, relapse prevention and relaxation. “We aim to build on their work and life skills and help them to look at how addiction not only impacts on their lives but also on their family and friends,” Ms Howe said. The eight-week program starts on April 4. People can refer to the program through ACSO Connect on 1300 022 760 or medical professionals can speak to a member of the experienced AOD Counselling team (03)55 210350. It has been funded as part of the Victorian Government’s Ice Action Plan.
LIONESS YOUTH OF THE YEAR REGIONAL WINNERS ANNOUNCED The Lioness Club of Mount Gambier played host to the Lions Youth of the Year Region Final earlier this month.
Students from the Kingston to Mount Gambier competed against each other to represent the South East region in
the District Final to be held in Adelaide on March 25. The contestants had an interview in the morning, followed by two impromptu speeches, and a prepared speech, in the afternoon, in front of 80 people. The public speaker award went to Ella Kain, who represented the Lions
Club of Penola. The overall winner was Tahlia Troeth, representing the Lions Club of Kingston. Coordinator Lioness Sue Jacobs said the competition was intense with the judges having a difficult task.
Left - Judges Greg Muller, Lily Thornley and Barbara Cernovskis, Public Speaking winner Ella Kain and Tahlia Troeth the overall winner of the Regional District Youth of the Year final.
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COUNTDOWN TO MONTH LONG HOOKED ON TUNA FEST It’s a new year and new look for one of Victoria’s most up and coming fishing events. Dates for the 2017 Portland Hooked on Tuna Fishing Fest have been confirmed, with this year’s new-look festival to be held over four weekends in April. The competition will open on Saturday, April 8, with a huge foreshore celebration and will continue each weekend until Sunday, April. 30 Glenelg Shire Council Mayor Cr Anita Rank said the rebranded event would be more than just a fishing competition with a vast array of family friendly events on offer during the opening weekend. The festivities will be headlined by a celebrity chef, which will be announced in the coming days, completing cooking demonstrations using freshly caught tuna as part of a ticketed Long Lunch celebration coordinated by the Committee for Portland, which forms part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. Further attractions include interactive fishing displays, local food producer stalls, beer presentations, fishing clinics for children, boat tours of the harbour, live music, and a vast array of markets. Cr Rank said council was working to position the festival as an iconic Victorian tourism event, which would attract thousands of visitors to the region annually and brand Portland as Australia’s tuna capital. “Portland is home to a world class recreational fishing industry and this event is about celebrating this rich resource,” she said. “Already tens of thousands of anglers travel from across the country each year in lure of these monstrous catches. This year is not only about attracting fishermen, this is about including their family and friends who may not necessarily want to enter the competition opportunities to explore our local foreshore, retail stores and tourism attractions.” Last year’s inaugural tuna competition attracted almost 200 anglers from across Victoria and South Australia. Portland-based angler Brodie Carter was the overall winner with a 20.5kg tuna. This year’s entrants will again be vying for more than $12,000 in prize money, with weigh-ins each Saturday and Sunday afternoon coordinated by the Portland Sport Fishing Club with support from the Portland Lions Club and Portland Coast Guard. To learn more about the month long festival visit www. glenelg.vic.gov/HookedOnTuna
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The Longriders Christian Motorcycle Club is looking to help a local family in need by holding a Dice Run this Saturday. Two year old Patrick Jennings has been diagnosed with lymphoblastic lymphona and has started cancer treatment at the Royal Children’s Hospital, in Melbourne.
SOMERFIELD MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP OF CRICKET AWARDS For the best part of the past decade, David Somerfield has spent the Mount Gambier & District Cricket Association Barber Shield grand final having a say, whether with bat or ball or both. It was an unusual feeling for the popular allrounder at the weekend as he sat in his deck chair on the other side of the Frew Park picket fence and you suspect he would hand back the silverware he picked up during the week at the association’s awards night to be out on the field, rather than enjoying a beer with team mates. Somerfield surprised the cricket world in the off season, leaving South Gambier, a club where he is one of the Maroons favourite sons, a part of the club’s recent dominance of Barber Shield, and opted to call McCorquindale Park home. His home venue might have changed but the ability of the allrounder to dominate a contest did not and Somerfield (below) claimed the
bowling trophy, batting trophy and the top honour of the night – the Bill Whitty Medal. In a season where he took 33 wickets and scored 458 runs, Somerfield would still long to have the last couple of hours of semi final weekend back when Penola came so close to securing a drought breaking grand final berth. Not surprisingly, Somerfield was named skipper of the team of the year, that included his Eagles team mate Jase Bateman; North Gambier’s Matt McInerney, Michael Silvy, Scott Kenny and Tim Young; East Gambier’s Dion Stratford and Ben Clark; Kongorong’s Alex Hentschke and Michael Waters and West Gambier brothers Bowen and Ryan Hosking. Bowen Hosking (pictured right) picked up the PL Marrett Award for the best under 21 player in the Barber Shield, having had an impact in his first season of A Grade with both bat and ball. The other A Grade awards
went to Dylan Clough (fielding) and Stratford (wicket keeping). Dewain Barrett (Centrals) took home the Crouch Shield player of the year; Yahl’s Robert Courtney and North’s Steve Fisher shared the Cox Bros Shield player of the year honour and Allendale’s Zack Williams took home the top individual award for the Butchart Shield. FULL LIST OF WINNERS ACROSS ALL GRADES ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE.
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COMBINING OLD WORLD CHARM WITH 21ST CENTURY LUXURY 45 Sassanowsky Road, Mount Gambier An entertainer’s delight, a family haven, the perfect rural escape or in some cases all three – that is what is on offer with this unique Sassanowksy Road property. Built with unrivalled attention to detail, the spacious home was built in 2000 but paying homage to the 1900s, from the style of the home to the recycled materials incorporated in the luxury property. Built on a five acre allotment with large frontage, the 49m square homestead style property boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms and
garaging for nine vehicles. The heights and profiles of the home are also in keeping with 1900s architecture, with 12 foot ceilings, high skirting boards, intricate cornice, architrave and ceiling rose craftsmanship, and stunning cedar windows and doors. The 17m heated indoor lap pool also takes this property to another level. Built in 2000, other features include a bore, established garden and trees, 10,000gallon rainwater tanks, three phase power and a 17sq heritage style four car garage
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3 Montebello Drive, Mount Gambier
21 Powell Street, Mount Gambier
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47 Brolga Street
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OPEN SATURDAY 9.45 - 10.15AM FABULOUS LOCATION, PRICE & POTENTIAL Close to Saint Martins & McDonald Park schools this 4 bedroom home is waiting for its new family to settle in. The two living areas provide separate spaces to relax and unwind. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, the main has direct access to the two-way bathroom. The open plan kitchen, dining and family room is the hub of the home. Double garage UMR with access to the home through the undercover rear pergola. All that’s needed is some fresh paint and new carpets to maximise the potential of this lovely property.
4 Eucla Court
$247,000
FANTASTIC LOCATION & VALUE This appealing 3 bedroom home is conveniently located close to the hospital and Market Place Shopping Centre. Neutral colours throughout. Main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe & ensuite. Built-in wardrobes in the other bedrooms. 2 Living areas. The formal lounge with gas heating and family room with split system & slow combustion heating + heat shifter to the main bedroom. Outdoor entertaining area leading from the family room. Garage UMR plus another garage with workshop and woodshed. Easy to maintain gardens.
10 Dalkeith Drive
$319,000
SENSATIONAL RURAL VIEWS With sensational rural views the home is comprised as 4 bedrooms, the main with built in robes and spacious ensuite, with spa finished in heritage colours. Gorgeous Caesar stone benchtops, a walk-in pantry, electric cooktop and Asko dishwasher are all features of the blackwood timber kitchen. The lower level has direct access to the double garage UMR with remote roller doors. Vehicle access to the rear yard is also available. 4 kw solar panels installed. There really is nothing to do but move in and enjoy. In conj. with Gebhardts RE.
61 Dalkeith Drive
$375,000
OPEN SATURDAY 9.30 - 10.00AM A GREAT STARTER WITH SHEDDING Neat as a pin 3-bedroom home with large living areas. Bedroom 1 has a dressing room/area with built ins. Bedroom 2 has new built in robes. Open plan kitchen with walk in pantry plus dishwasher. Slow combustion heating. Sliding doors spill to enclosed outdoor area, ideal for year-round entertaining. Rear Garage with power and vehicle access available. Carport under main roof with undercover access. Quite a few little extras with this little ripper.
23 Holloway Crescent
$163,000
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WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT? Immaculate brick and tile home in the McDonald Park area. Comprised of 3 bedrooms, the main has a spacious walk in robe and ensuite. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are a great size and have built in robes. Separate lounge and formal dining. Warmed by your choice of wood heating or ducted reverse cycle heating/cooling. Sun filled kitchen overlooking rear gardens with dishwasher, walk in pantry, gas cooktop and elect w/oven. Extra large garage under main roof with 2 remote roller doors with parking for 3 vehicles.
3002/3 Lake Terrace West
$195,000
IDEAL EXECUTIVE LIVING Deceptively spacious 4 bedroom home located in popular Max Young Park. Open plan kitchen/dine and family with stainless steel appliances and gas cooking. Superb home theatre room or 2nd living area. Dedicated office. Master bedroom with ample robes and opulent ensuite with sep toilet and double vanity. Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling throughout. Family room opens on to lovely decking ideal for Summer entertaining. Double garage under the main roof. Move in here with absolutely nothing to do.
48 Ferrers Street
$739,000
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VENDOR LOOKING FOR OFFERS BARGAIN BUY A terrific starter on offer here, 3 bedrooms. Freshly painted inside. Lovely lounge with ambient electric heating. Light filled eat in kitchen. Carpeted in bedrooms and lounge in good condition. Older style reverse cycle unit. Updated bathroom with separate toilet. Valuable corner allotment. Detached double shed with power. Good size rear yard ideal for pet lovers. Priced to sell. Expected rental return of approx. $210 per week.
4/10 Doughty Street
$165,000
FOR THOSE ON THE GO Come and go as you please in this lovely 3 bedroom apartment at the Lakes. With views over the Valley Lake this exceptional unit is comprised of an open plan dining/kitchen lounge area with split system reverse cycle heating and cooling. Stainless steel appliances, loads of cupboard and bench space and has a gorgeous light and airy feel. The main bedroom features a spacious ensuite and walk in robe. While the main bathroom is sparkling and also offers plenty of space.
3/47 Jubilee Highway West
$209,000
ELEGANT AND GRACIOUS Breathtakingly beautiful and situated on Ferrers Street lies this 1930’s return verandah character beauty. Currently comprised as 3 bedrooms plus a dedicated office. The home is a wonderful blend of old and new. The formal lounge is of grand proportions with an open fire and stunning leadlight windows overlooking the garden. A stunning ensuite and dressing room are features of the large master bedroom. Ideal for entertaining is the gourmet kitchen, tastefully fitted with a falcon cooker, walk in pantry and superb granite benchtops. The rear dining and family room overlook the tranquil rear yard and pergola area. Vehicle parking is well taken care of, there is a large shed with 2 remote roller doors as well as a single carport. Serviced by both rain and mains water, this property must be inspected to appreciate. Situated on a generous allotment measuring approx..2158m2. Sit back, relax and enjoy everything this superb property has to offer.
26 Reginald Street
$549,000
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SPACIOUS UNIT IN A PERFECT LOCATION Conveniently located in a quiet area, so close to the main street that you could walk everywhere & save on petrol costs. Low maintenance, surprisingly spacious 2 bedroom courtyard unit with BIR in both bedrooms. Two living areas or lounge & formal dining room. Separate kitchen with room for a small dining table. Large bathroom with a separate bath. Fully fenced secure yard with a small garden shed for extra storage. Lock up single garage with undercover access. Currently leased @ $185 p/wk.
INVESTMENT OF THE WEEK 13 Jubilee Highway West
HOMETTE SIZE, UNIT PRICE Incredibly spacious 2 bedroom unit located close to the city centre. 2 large bedrooms both with built in robes. Offering gas heating plus a split system reverse cycle. Large open plan kitchen dine and lounge. Electric cook top, wall oven and dishwasher as well as walk in pantry. Single garage under the main roof with remote roller door. Cute rear yard ideal for a pet. Living here is definitely easy. Only in a group of 3.
TIGHTLY HELD LOCATION Immaculate 3 bedroom bungalow style home situated in one of Mount Gambier’s most sought after streets. Comprised of a formal lounge with wood heating . Stunning Jarrah kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Rear family room with split system reverse cycle. 3 double size bedrooms, the main with walk in robe and ensuite. Renovated main bathroom. Sliding doors from the family room spill to gorgeous outdoor decking with built in spa overlooking the manicured rear yard. There is a carport for 3 vehicles as well as a shed and an additional rear carport ideal for a boat. 14 5kw solar panels ensure power bills are kept to a minimum. With pop ups front and rear and meticulously maintained, there really is nothing to do here but just move in and enjoy.. It’s an incredibly quiet location close to the Blue Lake and a short stroll to the Rail Lands precinct.
25/184 Jubilee Highway West
RENTALS
$259,000
Tenanted at
$290
Per week CENTRALLY LOCATED Low maintenance modern living home, a short walk to the main street. 2 living areas. Kitchen/Dining area with pantry and dishwasher. 3 Bedrooms, two with built-in robes. Bathroom with bath, shower and toilet. Second toilet located in the laundry. Single garage UMR plus additional shedding. Currently leased at $290 per week.
197 Galpins Rd, 8 Mile Creek Avail 11.4.17 @ $200 p/wk 3 1 1
1002/7 Lake Tce West Avail 18.4.17 @ $250p/wk 3 2 1
5/113 Sturt St 3 1
4 Gerloff St 3 1 1
Avail now @ $250 p/wk FURNISHED
27 Yeates St 3 1 1
Avail 2.6.17 @ $275 p/wk
Avail now @ $200 p/wk
5/101 Jubilee Hwy East 2 1 1 10 Powell St 3 1 1
Avail now @ $220 p/wk FURNISHED
Avail 7.4.17 @ $230 p/wk
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$163,000
NEW Tenanted at
$190
Per week
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Neat & secure 2 bedroom unit located close to eateries and shopping complex. Modern fixtures and fittings throughout. Both bedrooms have built ins and TV points. Open plan lounge and kitchen with r/c a/c. Kitchen comprises of gas stove, wide hi gloss bench tops & English style laundry with front loader washing machine included. Carport has remote roller door and direct personal access to unit. Enclosed rear yard & extra vehicle parking.
PETER DEMPSEY
MOUNT GAMBIER REGION SPECIALIST
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34 TANGLEWOOD CRESCENT, MOUNT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 3 CAR HOME WITH LARGE ALLOTMENT $269,000 Inspection is a must for the person anting a large yard ideal for sheds, access to rear over 1000 Sq/m. Garage umr carport plus single garage and garden shed, 3 bedrooms with built in robes, 2 toilets open kitchen meals family area walk in pantry, gas heating and split system air-conditioning plus solar power.
20 BLUME TERRACE, MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR LOCATION AND VIEWS $398,000 Situated on the side of the Blue Lake with stunning veiws over Mt Gambier and District. 0pen living areas, brand new dream kitchen stone benchtops, soft close door, formal lounge dining, large covered decking area great for family and friends, main bedroom with his and hers walkin robes, ensuite. Inspection will impress
27 HILLTOP CRESCENT, MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR QUALITY YOU CAN AFFORD $469,000 A must inspection for the serious buyer. Quality home with features such as master bedroom with his and hers walk in robes. Stunning kitchen with butler’s pantry. Beautiful bathrooms with floor to ceiling tiling, double vanities, large laundry with walk in store room, open plan living, enclosed patio, access to rear yard for caravans.
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38 SASSAN OWSKY ROAD, COMPTON 4/5 BED I 2 BATH I 4 CAR EDGE OF TOWN $499,000 Perfect country home on Mount Gambier’s city limits. Set on park like surrounds, just under 5 acres. Beautifully renovated bathroom and laundry areas. Upgraded Kitchen, theatre room, family room, kitchen meals, split system air conditioning ,slow combustion heating, bore water rainwater 4 bay garage plus lots more.
2 LEXINGTON CRESCENT , MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 1 CAR LARGE FAMILY HOME $379,750 Ready for the family to walk in and enjoy, Kitchen, meals family area, plus rumpus room and large lounge area. 4 bedrooms all with BIR and main with walk in robe and En-suite. Kitchen with breakfast bar step in pantry and dishwasher. Freshly painted, good quality carpets and ceiling fans throughout.
11 WOODCREST CLOSE, MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR IMMACULATE AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME $329,000 Situated on the side of the Blue Lake with stunning veiws over Mt Gambier and District. 0pen living areas, brand new dream kitchen stone benchtops, soft close door, formal lounge dining, large covered decking area great for family and friends, main bedroom with his and hers walkin robes, ensuite. Inspection will impress 1/6 HARTLEY STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER 2 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR HOME OR INVEST $169,000 Perfect unit living in quite Cul De Sac, open plan living upgraded kitchen and wet areas, 2 bedrooms, split system air-conditioning. Private yard with undercover parking. Good condition inside and out.
43 FERRERS STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Why not enjoy the good life with this wonderful home in one of Mt Gambier’s best addresses. Lifestyle is the word this home creates, with its wonderful living and entertaining areas, overlooking a classic in ground solar heated pool. Stunning kitchen and wet areas. Solid timber floors running through the living areas, ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning.
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10 KEEGAN STREET, MOUNT GAMBIER 2/3 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR 88 MCKAY ROAD COMPTON 4/5 BED I 3 BATH I 4 CAR FAMILY HOME, 5 ACRES ON CITY LIMITS $449,000 Solid Mount Gambier home wrapped in a Character log cabin style, close to schools and Basketball Stadium, great views, 5 Acres, Tennis Crt large family home plus Granny flat, 2 living areas, kitchen meals, established trees and gardens, split system air-conditioning slow combustion heating, wood lot and bore
INNER CITY LIVING $172,000 This is the ideal home for young professional or retire who wants low maintenance easy living and walking distance to everything. Character home with 2 good size bedrooms plus office or 3 bedroom at rear ,modern kitchen polished floor boards, upgraded wet areas, 2nd toilet, gas heating and carport, also ideal bed and breakfast.
1 CHUTE STREET , MOUNT GAMBIER 2/3 BED I 1 BATH I 2 CAR CHARACTER CHARM, LOCATION $339,000 Pleasure to offer this character home situated close to the city. Beautifully presented with polished Tassie oak floors, ornate cornice and ceilings, classy kitchen with Caesar stone benches, soft close doors, stunning renovated bathroom, kitchen meals, family dining, lounge room or 3rd Bedroom, gas and slow combustion heating.
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86 MEYLIN ST, PORT MACDONNELL 6 BED I 3 BATH I 3 CAR ULTIMATE IN SEASIDE RETREATS $499,000 Room for family and friends, or established holiday accommodation, only metres from beqach, boat ramp and cafes. Modern finishes throughout, huge semi enclosed alfresco area with pizza oven, high clearance colorbond garage, large open indoor living areas.
BENGALEE SUBDIVISION 9 JOHN WATSON DR, MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 3 CAR $450,000 BLUE LAKE AT YOUR DOOR Arguably the best piece of land in the Mount Gambier city, the new owner put their finishing touches to this home and create something special. Land size Aprox 1500 sq/m. Features of the home include 3 or 4 bedrooms 2 living areas stunning views over the city.
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EXCITING NEW LAND DIVISION from $115,000 Perfect Building Allotments ready to build your Dream home, ready to build, with stunning views over Mount Gambier, all services Available and fences included, prices starting from 115,000 ring today to organise a inspection. Just released to the public.
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APPROX. 3.47 ACRES
VENDOR RELOCATING - OPEN TO OFFERS
APPROX 6 ACRES PRODUCING MACADAMIAS, AVOCADOS ETC LIFESTYLE PROPERTY
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Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290
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NEW
86 Lake Terrace East
3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Popular location close to schools & shops. Potential for home office or 4th bedroom. Fresh paint and carpet. Add your finishing touch.
$165,000
4
2
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
OPEN
Super spacious solid home ideal for the growing family or investor alike. Great area close to McDonald Park Primary School, shopping and reserves.
THUR 5.00-5.30
NEW
36 Yahl Main Road, Yahl
4
2
8
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Perfectly located in the township of Yahl – four bedrooms, two bathrooms, spacious kitchen/meals/family. Huge outdoor entertaining area
16 Tweed Crescent
$259,500
3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
OPEN
Immaculately presented three bedroom homette set in the heart of the CBD, 3 bedrooms, main with built in robes, rear yard with pergola
THUR 5.00-5.30
59 Lake Terrace West
$449,000
4
2
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
OPEN
Impressive in its generous proportions, flexible family layout and jaw dropping views this sprawling double storey residence provides an outstanding family sanctuary
SAT 10.15-10.45
Springview Estate – Stage 2, Mt Gambier
NEW
1/11 Bertha Street
3
2
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
OPEN
A class act – this beautiful and spacious home is situated in a Blue Ribbon location close to everything including the Blue Lake
SAT 10.15-10.45
1 Kentucky Court
$449,000
$219,000
4
2
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
OPEN
Quality built near new stone home in quiet cul-de-sac, loaded with extra features, big on living areas, gourmet kitchen, excellent entertaining & shedding.
FRI 5.00-5.30
29 Lake Terrace East
$549,500
NEW
9 Venice Court
1,000m2 (approx)
OPEN FRI 5.00-5.30
SAT 9.30-10.00
1/12 Herbert Street
$298,500
OPEN SAT 11.00-11.30
Bengalee Crescent
2
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Solid construction 2 bedroom unit both with built in robes, large formal lounge with gas heating, single garage under main roof.
21568 Riddoch Highway, Moorak
3
1
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Beautifully maintained property inside and out. Ideal for the first home buyer who wants a country feel close to the city.
$209,500
OPEN SAT 9.30-10.00
29857 Princes Highway, Yahl
$192,000
4
2
5
bed rooms
bath rooms
car 27 acres (approx) parking
OPEN
A haven for anyone that wants the country life without the isolation – soak up the serenity of your surrounds, have a game of tennis on the full size tennis court or enjoy a crisp chardonnay overlooking the country side & beyond.
SAT 11.15-11.45
Lot 159 Springview Estate, Suttontown
$649,500
1/14 Paltridge Street
REDUCED Land From $120,000 Stage 2 “Collins Street”. A truly exciting subdivision. Sizing from 1,194m2 to 2,492m2. Sewer, power, Telstra and water available.
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
2
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Land
2/7A Lake Terrace East
$615,000 (As a whole)
Units 1 & 2 $160,000 each. Units 3 & 4 $169,000 each. Elegant and stylish will spring to mind when inspecting these very spacious apartments. Located in an A1 location – For Sale as a whole or individually.
2
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Land
$275,000
A1 family home in an A1 cul-de-sac location. Situated on a 927m2 approx corner allotment – close to McDonald Park Primary School and St Martins Lutheran College – exceptional!
84 Bay Road – Apartments
2
3
$115,000 TO $135,000
Premium allotments within Aramanta Estate, sweeping views of Mount Gambier, sizes ranging from 731m2 to 1,069m2. All services, fully fenced and retained.
23 Blackall Street
$188,500
Perfectly situated, 2 bedrooms both with built in robes. Updated kitchen and bathroom, polished Tassie oak floor boards.
RENTALS
3
1
6
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$132,500 2
1,596m (approx) allotment, flat block, fenced both sides and rear, services include power, water and sewer. Sought after block adjoining parklands.
Elizabeth/Wyatt Street
$189,500
An absolute ripper – full of extras – nicely upgraded – huge shedding area and rear private access. Expect to be impressed with this standout.
Land
3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$229,000
Whether you are starting up or slowing down this fantastic unit will fit the bill in a great elevated position close to everything – Inspect asap!
Haviland Court, Port MacDonnell
FOR SALE BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (unless sold beforehand)
“ADDRESS SAYS IT ALL” • Two allotments – two titles • On approx 1,000m2 • Being sold as a whole • Centrally located gem • Fantastic outlook • A unique opportunity not to be missed • Expressions close Friday 31st March 2017 at 12 noon
Priced from $140,000 HAVILAND COURT STAGE 2 AND 3 • Lifestyle allotments within the Port MacDonnell township • Ranging between 1ha – 2ha • Services include power and Telstra • 12ft gate entrance with post and wire fencing • Fully bitumised raod throughout • Allotments oh so close to the beach
1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088
UNITS/HOUSES 10/186 Commercial Street East 2
1
1
Avail 26/5/17 at $150 per week
2/193 Commercial Street West
2
1
1
Avail Now at $195 per week
45 Boandik Terrace
3
1
3
Avail 7/4/17 at $220 per week
2 Hulon Place
4
1
2
Avail 18/4/17 at $295 per week
4 Bengalee Crescent
4
2
2
Avail 23/3/17 at $350 per week
NEW
4 Bengalee Crescent
Avail 23/3/17 4 2 2 $350 pw • 4 bedrooms main w/ WIR & Ens • Others have BIR • Large fam/kitch/dine w/ gas cook • Formal lounge • Separate study nook • Gas ducted heating & RC Air Conditioner • Double garage UMR w/internal access • Under cover patio • Pets neg
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2 Hulon Place
NEW
Avail 18/4/17 4 1 2 $295 pw • 4 bedrooms • Formal lounge & 2nd living • 3rd enclosed external living • Main bed w/ WIR & access to 2 way bathroom • 2 bedrooms have BIR’S • Elec cooking • Central gas, wood heat & R/C heat & cool • Double garage UMR • Rear yard w/ garden shed • No pets.
45 Boandik Terrace
Avail 7/4/17 3 1 3 $220 pw • 3 bedroom home • Eat-in kitchen with gas cooking • Lounge with slow combustion heating • Detached single garage & workshop • Double length carport under main roof • Includes lawn mowing • Pets Neg
Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290 Paul Chuck SALES 0409 541 113
Ben Jeffrey SALES 0417 810 246
Jo Campbell SALES 8725 5766
Sharyn Ferguson PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8725 5766
Malcolm Lewis SALES 0411 899 693
Sue Mitchell PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8725 5766
Contact our office today to view our current properties or one of the 40 Springview Dr, Suttontown
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33990 Princes Hwy, Compton
NEW
NEW
177 Kilsby Road, OB Flat
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NEW RELEASES
670A Eight Mile Creek Rd, Eight Mile Creek
listed below! NEW
11 Max Young Drive
NEW
1609m2 approx
$129,000
An ideal building site over 1600m2 wide 29m2 frontage to a well fenced and near level allotment. Overlooking a large reserve, call your builder today!
NEW
14 Dolomite Drive
A | 587m2 approx
$70,000
A fantastic parkland outlook with northern aspect. Surrounded by quality homes, shops and schools. Lovely established location.
NEW
6 Eagle Court
4
2
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$425,000 4,000m2 approx
A modern masterpiece, a stunning designer home built for style & luxury. A light filled home ideal for a growing family. Breathtaking views where ever you look!
NEW
4 Walter Street
3
2
5
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$489,000 on approx. 7.7 acres
A magnificent rural lifestyle. Quality home big on living areas and outdoor entertaining. Great shedding and a well maintained established setting.
12 Gemstone Court
3
1
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
NEW
$265,000
Surely this won’t last long! A great location in popular division, modern, clean feel & huge block. Close proximity to parklands, schools & shops.
135 Glencoe Road
3
1
4
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
NEW
$239,500 approx 10 acres
Lovely cottage nestled on 10 lush acres (approx) at Glencoe, ideal for the horse lover. If escaping the City is your dream – Inspect asap
17 Gaden Street
NEW
4
1
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
Beautiful family home located in the City fringe on 1,890m2 (approx). 2 titles – to be sold as a whole. Is immaculate inside & out. Country living – City convenience
1
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$235,000
A central home with much to offer, tastefully updated and great shedding. Quiet street and popular location. An ideal investment!
3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$159,500
Lovely elevated home, the ideal starter or investment property with a rental opinion of $220 p.w. Exceptional buying – Inspect now!
RENTALS COMMERCIAL • Harrald Street • 96 Commercial Street East • 30A Commercial Street West • 1/2 James Street • 2/2 James Street • 10 Bay Road • Shed 5/12 Bodey Circuit • 212 Commercial St West • 11 Ritana Road • 100 Commercial Street East • 16 Sturt Street • 20 Sturt Street • 1/251 Commercial Street West • 8B Helen Street • 1 & 2/249 Commercial Street West • 107A Commercial Street East • 2 & 3/193 Commercial Street West
NEW
23 Acacia Street
3
1
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
3
2
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
NEW
3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$185,000
An ideal home for those starting out or investor. Fresh paint, updated kitchen and a modern feel. Bonus casual living area and man cave.
7/48 Crouch Street North
4
2
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$379,000
A modern masterpiece, ideal for a growing family. Low maintenance living and in a popular location. A short walk to St Martins College, parklands & City centre.
NEW
23 Eldridge Drive
$189,000
73 Acacia Street
$339,000
Your seaside dream awaits, listen to the ocean while enjoying this wonderful home on approx 1&1/2 acres. In conjunction with Herbert Real Estate.
4
2
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$634,000
Absolute perfection inside & out. Huge family home, over 40 squares of stunning taste & luxury. Three living areas, extra shedding, private golf course access. Simply…..Stunning!
Solid and spacious this home has a lovely and light filled family feel. Will respond well to a cosmetic update. Big garaging and rear yard access – inspect today!
OFFERS INVITED 3
$349,000
7/23-25 Kain Street
2
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
63 Wilson Lane, Glencoe
$110,000
Fantastic unit in a quiet complex close to everything – Currently leased at $145/wk – Inspect and be impressed.
27 Genoa Street
4
1
3
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
NEW
$285,000 approx 8 acres
An affordable rural lifestyle. Surprisingly spacious family home in a well established setting. Ideal for cattle or horses. Your country dream awaits!
8 Elliot Street, Port MacDonnell
REDUCED 3
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$170,000
Attention investors and first home buyers – This double storey delight will tick all the boxes. Fantastic Buying!
2
1
1
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$209,500
Immaculately presented homette, 2 bedrooms main with built in robes, spacious formal lounge with gas heating, single garage UMR, internal access to large rear yard.
3
1
2
bed rooms
bath rooms
car parking
$169,000
Three bedroom home just 80 metres (approx) from the beach. Large kitchen/living/dining, second living area, double length garage. The perfect weekender!
1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088 16 Sturt Street
20 Sturt Street
Avail Now
30a Commercial Street West
Avail Now
10 Bay Road
Avail Now
Avail Now
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial
• Area approx. 200 square meters • Consisting of open area (ex gaming room) • Air Conditioned • Tea/Coffee station • PLUS • Area approx. 60 square meters • Office • Board Room • Kitchenette/Staff Room • Can be leased as a whole or separately
• Great location close to CBD & other medical services • Two consulting rooms & procedure room available on a daily basis • Use of reception area, leased room/ rooms and staff amenities • Receptionist • Basic Office equipment • Use of limited storage for equipment
• Location, location, location • In the centre of the retail hub • Two small offices • Long open area at the front of the building • Ample parking & easy to access • Approx. 131 square metres
• Reception Area with R/C Air Con • Two Offices & store room • Share kitchen facilities & toilets • 3 Car parking Spaces • Approximately 73 Square meters • Access from James Street
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08 8726 4400 1099 Eight Mile Creek Road, Eight Mile Creek
Brett Exelby 0458 548 756
Cnr Henningsen Road and Hill Road, Yahl
PRICE REDUCED
$649,000
YAHL IRRIGATION OPPORTUNITY – 85 ACRES • 85 acre irriga on block located 1km From Yahl township • 65 acres under Centre Pivot irriga on • 257.965meg Taking Irriga on licence • Valley electric powered centre pivot • Strong fer liser history
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
• Clear of na ve vegeta on with planted trees along boundary • Highly produc ve and well drained Sandy Loam soil • Excellent barb and high tensile wire fencing • Ideal hor culture or livestock turnout block
Brett Exelby 0458 548 756
TO BE OFFERED AS A ‘WHOLE’ OR 2 ‘INDIVIDUAL’ LOTS • Land totalling 478 acres (3 separate tles) • 219 acres irrigated under 2 centre pivots • Taking Irriga on licence of 679,500kL • Renovated 2 bedroom co age • 15 a side Herringbone Dairy • Various shedding • Limestone quarry
• Land totalling 128 acres • 2009 built Blue Lake home • 4 bedrooms with ensuite • 2 generous living areas • Large undercover decking with return verandah • Magnificent ocean views over Brown Bay • Large shedding ideal for boats and machinery
Brett Exelby 0458 548 756 6 Lange Street, Mt Gambier
$299,000
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• All fenced • All retained • Benched house pads • Quiet cul-de-sac • Close to McDonald Park School
• 3 bedrooms all with robes • Spacious master bedroom with ensuite • Large Tassie Oak mber kitchen • Open plan kitchen/meals/family • Spacious formal lounge /Dining WEB Id. 9916809 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
WEB Id. 8276517 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
$139,000
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Lot 11 Yahl Main Road, Yahl
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2
$150,000
1 Heath Street, Mount Gambier
$215,000
PERFECT 1ST HOME • 3 bedrooms • Separate lounge • Separate dining and kitchen • Freshly painted throughout WEB Id. 11253560 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
• Great first home • Good bathroom • Worth an inspec on This property is now available for sale as part of the Affordable Homes Program, exclusively to South Australians who meet the eligibility criteria. 3 1
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS • Located in the township of Mount Gambier you will find this vacant block comprising just under 10,000sqm. • Situated next to the North Primary School this is an opportunity to develop (STCC) for a ready market or build your own home with ample space. WEB Id. 11242556 Brett Exelby 0458 548 756
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208 Pelican Point Road, Pelican Point
$182,000
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5 Chestnut Close, Mount Gambier
$150,000
EW
LAST ONE LEFT
10 Gaden Street, Mount Gambier
EW
$105,000
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Lot 91 Rustic Court
This property is now available for sale as part of the Affordable Homes Program, exclusively to South Australians who meet the eligibility criteria. Purchase is restricted to people who intend to live in it as their principle place of residence, do not currently own property and meet all other eligibility criteria. Please check your eligibility at www.affordablehomes.sa.gov.au Lauren Duncan 0419 829 721
45 Sassanowsky Road
3
1
$749,000
BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME • 2.5 acres • Fenced into two paddocks • Mains water connected
BEACHFRONT HIDEAWAY • Established trees • Sought a er loca on • Close to Yahl Primary School
WEB Id. 11069162 Lauren Duncan 0419 829 721
LAND
1/49 Shepherdson Road, Mt Gambier
$229,000
• Toilet, bathroom & possible 3rd bdrm in detached building • Single carport • Electric hot water system • Offering WIWO purchase with a boat & trailer
• Absolute beachfront 2 Bedroom home • Panoramic ocean views • Open plan kitchen, dining and lounge WEB Id. 11239035 Brett Exelby 0458 548 756
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SPRINGVIEW E S T A T E
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~ COLLINS STREET ~ SOLD
REDUCED If quality, class and ageless style is what you are a er then this spacious home is just for you. Located in the highly sought a er area of Su ontown, your family will enjoy the space and peaceful surrounds that its 5 acres have to offer. Built in 2000 the home has been beau fully designed combining the old with the new to create a sense of warmth and comfort. WEB Id. 10709533 Brett Exelby 0458 548 756 5 3 9
• Beau fully appointed home e on Community tle • 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and a study • Open plan living and kitchen with split system • Garage under main roof with internal access • Private front courtyard WEB Id. 10679582 Lauren Duncan 0419 829 721 2
SOLD
PRICED FROM $120,000
INCLUDES: TOWN WATER, SEWER, POWER, TELSTRA, HOT MIX ROADS, COLORBOND FENCING, BIKE PATHS. ALLOTMENTS SIZES 1194m2 TO 2492m2
Brett Exelby - 0458 548 756 1
9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia, 5290 p: 08 8726 4400 • f: 08 8726 4456 e: brett.exelby@elders.com.au
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Rural Sales
Residential Sales
Residential Sales
Property Management
Property Management
BRETT EXELBY
BARRY RITTER
LAUREN DUNCAN
ANNETTE MCLAUGHLIN
CATHERINE MILES
0458 548 756
0408 853 180
0419 829 721
0409 978 004
8726 4400
brett.exelby@elders.com.au
barry.ritter@elders.com.au
lauren.duncan@elders.com.au
annette.mclaughlin@elders.com.au
catherine.miles@elders.com.au
9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier
m t g a m b i e r @ e l d e r s . c o m . au RLA 62833
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08 8726 4400 $255,000
11 Sunnyside Drive, Mt Gambier
$529,000
2 Wentworth Court, Mt Gambier
$239,000
6 Lee Court, Mt Gambier
$339,000
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134 North Terrace, Mt Gambier
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• Renovated kitchen with S/S gas stove, electric oven & dishwasher • Casual ea ng area flows out to the entertaining area • Large living area with gas heater & split system FRI MAR 24 • 3 large bedrooms 2 with BIRs 5.00 - 5.30 WEB Id. 9240604 Lauren Duncan 0419 829 721 3 1
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BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED • 3 bedrooms all with robes • Formal lounge • Open plan kitchen/meals/living area • Great outdoor pa o/entertaining area WEB Id. 10900805 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
27 Stiles Street, Mt Gambier
372 Burnda Road, Compton
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10 Carrison Road, Suttontown
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• 5 bedrooms plus separate office • 2 bathrooms • 2 kitchens • Cellar & storage room SAT MAR 25 • Remote garage UMR plus caravan carport 9.30 - 10.00 WEB Id. 10735762 5 2 10+ Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
OPEN SATURDAY • 4 bdrms all with BIR’s. Main with WIR & ens • Eat-in kitchen. Formal dining. Living room with s/c heater • Enclosed entertaining area with open fire • 2 rooms off entertaining area suitable for WEB Id. 9548633 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
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This home needs comple ng to your liking • 5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 3 Toilets • Large open plan Kitchen meals Family areas • Walk in Butler’s Pantry
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WEB Id. 11242472 Barry Ritter 0408 853 180
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BARRY RITTER
LAUREN DUNCAN
ANNETTE MCLAUGHLIN
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0458 548 756
0408 853 180
0419 829 721
0409 978 004
8726 4400
brett.exelby@elders.com.au
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lauren.duncan@elders.com.au
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9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier
m t g a m b i e r @ e l d e r s . c o m . au RLA 62833
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OPEN 3 Myall Street
21ST APRIL, 2017 AT 1.00PM - MIL-LEL HALL AUCTION FRIDAY
SATURDAY 11.30-12.00pm
MINGBOOL
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25 SOLAR PANELS - NO POWER COSTS
80.9ha (200 acres) Diesel Centre Pivot Irrigator 36.1ha Water Taking Alloca on of 220.9 megs Blue Gum Planta on of 15.9ha
• Well-presented brick & le home • 3 Bedrooms with BI Robes & individual Mitsubishi Inverter Air Condi oners (Split System) • Formal Lounge with log fire Gas hea ng • Renovated Kitchen/Dining with BI Dishwasher & Panasonic R/C Air Condi oner • Upgraded Bathroom – Upgraded Laundry PRICED TO SELL $259,500
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132.5ha (327 acres) 2 Pivot Circles, unequipped, Water Taking Licence of 315.8 megs Improvements, Ca le Yards, unequipped Shearing Shed, Implement Shed Hay Shed, Stock water by electric pump Blue Gum Planta on of 51.5ha
REDHILL ROAD CORNER
35.4ha (87.47 acres) 25ha Diesel Centre Pivot Irrigator, Water taking Alloca on of 153 megs
For Further Details & Inspec ons – BRUCE AULD 0428 849 882
Unit 5/7 Arbor Street
28 Wilga Road
“DRESS CIRCLE LOCATION”
NEW LISTING - 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME
• Well presented two bedroom home unit • Completely renovated within the last few years • Stunning Bathroom, Kitchen & Laundry area Totally repainted and with contras ng carpet and white cupboards throughout • Reverse cycle hea ng and cooling Breakfast bar cupboard to Living area PRICED AT $122,000
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20 Heaver Drive 3 BEDROOMS/2 BATHROOMS • Three Bedroom family home • Formal Lounge, Dining with S/C hea ng • Open plan Kitchen, Dining & Family area • Master Bedroom with walk-in robe & Ensuite • Two separate Bedrooms with access to main Bathroom • Timber Kitchen with breakfast bar & access to rear Pa o • Massive covered rear Pa o with raised mber decking REDUCED TO $229,500
G & D CYCLES BICYCLE SALES & REPAIRS
Neat Brick home in great area, close to School & Reserve Three Bedrooms all with BIR’s Well-presented throughout with R/C Hea ng Large Kitchen with wall oven & hotplates Built-in Pantry
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Dining Room leading to covered Pergola area Garage UMR Large yard with Garden shed Large well fenced yard. Garden shed Property is currently Leased
PRICED AT $270,000
• Well established business offering all types of cycles and a comprehensive repair service and spare parts • Excellent clientele with repeat servicing • Well presented plant & equipment, plus computer with special program • High volume foot traffic in Commercial Street East • 5 ½ day working week PRICED AT $39,950 plus stock
OPEN SATURDAY 12.15 - 12.45pm
8/101 Jubilee Highway East
9 Mawson Avenue
15 Crouch Street South • Zoned Commercial • Stone former Consul ng Rooms of 150sqm • 5 Main rooms plus Laundry, Bathroom & facili es • Located on an allotment of 1036sqm • Enclosed & secure rear yard carpark • Rainwater tanks
SPACIOUS CENTRAL HOME
NEAT, UPGRADED & VERY AFFORDABLE • Solid 3 Bedroom stone home • Well-presented throughout with formal Lounge complete with Gas hea ng • Large country style eat-in Kitchen with new stove & ample bench space • Renovated Bathroom with new wall les & glass Shower alcove
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Rear Laundry with small rear Porch plus covered Pa o Huge rear yard, ideal for that game of backyard cricket Side street access Lock up Garage Ideally located within walking distance to the Crater Lakes area Huge poten al here!!
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
BRUCE AULD 0428 849 882
PRICED AT $175,000
RENTALS
LAND & WATER LICENCES
OPEN SATURDAY 10.45-11.15am
REX WELLS COURT – MIL LEL Lot 3 1.282ha $139,000 ROBINSON STREET 490 SQM
$115,000
WATER LICENCE FOR SALE OR LEASE Water taking Licence in Lacepede Kongorong Management Area 130 Megs available BRUCE AULD 0428 849 882
• Solid two Bedroom unit • Within walking distance to City Centre • Formal Lounge adjoining an open plan Kitchen/Dining • Laundry plus Storeroom • Long central passageway leading to Bedrooms and Bathroom • Carport UMR • Separate free-standing unit PRICED AT $129,500
1/20 WILSON STREET $135 PER WEEK 2 Bdrm unit in central loca on. Gas hea ng. Walk to shops. NO pets 8/54 JUBILEE HIGHWAY WEST $135 PER WEEK 2 Bdrms with BIR’s. Lounge/Dining/Kitchen. Electric cooking & hea ng. Sep Laundry. Single detached Carport. NO pets 3/20 WILSON STREET $140 PER WEEK 2 Bedroom unit in a central loca on. Bathroom. Reverse cycle aircondi oning. Walk to shops. NO pets
2 Swallow Drive
24 QUEENS AVENUE $150 PER WEEK Recently renovated – 3 Bdrm home. Gas heater, sep Toilet. NO pets
POPULAR BIRDSVILLE LOCATION • • • • •
Solid 3 Bedroom stone home opposite the Playground/Reserve Walk to Grant High School and local Shopping Centre Formal Lounge with S/C Wood heater Separate formal Dining room Kitchen with Gas stove
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Private rear yard with stone Garage Front entry Carport Large rear Pa o plus garden shedding Well maintained & presented great for the first home buyer!!
PRICED AT $199,500
7 ROBIN STREET $225 PER WEEK 3 Bdrm stone home in Birdsville area. Kitchen, Dining & Lounge areas. Large rear yard. Sep Garage/Carport. NO pets 11 MONTGOMERY AVENUE $230 PER WEEK 3 Bdrm home 2 Bdrm with BIR’s. Garage UMR, Pa o area. Available 22/03/17. NO Pets
Phone (08) 8723 2121 55 Commercial St East, Mount Gambier John Overmaat 0417 874 286 Steve Auld 0478 144 178 Kim Cawthorne 0418 807 596 Bruce Auld 0428 849 882 RLA 240002
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Buy Or Sell... See P & L 14 West Street, Mount Gambier
26 Montgomery Avenue, Mount Gambier $152,000
OPEN
Abby Hepburn 08 8723 3416 abby@pandl.net.au Administration
70 Wehl Street North, Mount Gambier
Owen Pettingill 08 8723 3416 Director
6 Kensen Court, Mount Gambier
$145,000
$169,000
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$335,000
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NEW PRICE • Inviting 2 bedroom stone home, situated on a low maintenance allotment. • New bathroom, offering separate shower, bath & toilet. Other features include 2 spacious bedrooms, galley style kitchen with electric cooking, large lounge with electric heating and freshly painted inside and out. • Outside the home offers a converted carport & lockup garage for extra storage. Excellent for investors or a first home buyer wanting to enter into the property market. Sell the car and walk everywhere. 2 1
13 Dover Court, Mount Gambier
• Inviting 1BR solid brick home on a generous 744m2 allotment • Freshly painted interior with new flooring, dine-in kitchen with electric cooking • Single carport, plus large rear yard with low maintenance gardens, ideal for extra shedding or development for extra housing (S.T.C.A.) • Excellent property for first home buyers & purchasers downsizing or developers 1 1 1
• Add this property to your investment portfolio. • 2 BR Mt Gambier stone home in central location. • Country style dine-in kitchen with electric cooking. • Detached s/car stone garage with drive through real yard access. • Ready to move into
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33 O’Halloran Terrace, Mount Gambier
1 Sparrow Avenue, Mount Gambier
$299,000 - $319,000
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• Immaculately presented property in cul-de-sac location close to Saint Martins Lutheran College and the market place. • Spacious kitchen will not disappoint the avid chef, offering ceaserstone benchtops, gas cooking, dishwasher, ample cupboard space and a large walk in pantry. • Other features include gas ducted heating, built in robes in three of the four bedrooms, and a large three way bathroom with separate vanity and a separate toilet. 4 1 4
40 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier $749,000
$219,000
$255,000
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• Large 4 bedroom family home is located in the sought after Birdsville area, and is within walking distance to Grant High School and the Swallow Drive shopping centre. • kitchen with electric cooking, lounge with slow combustion wood heating and reverse cycle air conditioning, 3 good sized bedrooms inside the home with a detached fully lined shed converted into a games room or fourth bedroom located 4 1 2 at the rear of the property.
Lakeside Circa 1886 • Victorian Return Verandah Villa with historical significance on an elevated ½ acre allotment with stunning views over Mt Gambier • Frontage to O’Halloran Tce & Lake Terrace West in the Valley Lakes & Centenary Tower Precinct • Large Dolomite stone home restored to its former glory
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2/53 Bertha Street, Mount Gambier
4 Anthony Street, Mount Gambier
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• 2 bedroom home with modern kitchen, including new elec cooking, sparkling new bathroom, rev cycle a/conditioning & floating floorboards throughout. • Outside features include a low maintenance yard with stone shedding. Currently used as B&B style accommodation, this property is perfect for the investor, retiree or 1st home buyer. • Inspection will surprise!!
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178 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier
2/1 Margaret Street, Mount Gambier
$379,000
$199,000
$189,000 gst inc.
CBD Location – Zoned Commercial Commercial property, situated in the CBD of Mount Gambier, offering a huge lock up shed of approx 380m2 (plus mezzanine floor) & house for office or point of sale business on a 1036m2 allotment. The property offers the purchaser a range options: • Rent shed & house separately • Excellent position for offices with huge storage • Renovate house for accommodation (S.T.C.A.) • Redevelop site for high profile business (S.T.C.A.) 2-3 1 PLENTY
• Set in a small, private strata complex is this appealing split rock unit, ideally suited to investors, singles or retirees • 2 bedrooms with BIRs, open plan living with gas heating & sliding door to timber decking, kitchen with elec cooking • Single car garage UMR with remote roller door provides internal access • Currently tenanted until February 2017
• Sought after commercial building in excellent central location. • Easy walking distance to court house & other central business’s including post office. • The building offers a reception area, 2 office’s or consulting rooms, plus kitchen & toilet facilities. • Gas line connected to property with air conditioning & monitored security system. COMMERCIAL
$220,000
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Lot 31-37 Glenburnie Heights, Mount Gambier
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33 Avey Road, Mount Gambier
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• Investors check out the rear yard for subdivision (S.T.C.A.) • Buy now & develop at a later date • 2 bedroom home in central location • Add this property to your investment portfolio • Secure lock up shedding connected to house
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• Attractive family home, located in the highly sought after Conroe area. • 3 bedrooms, main with WIW, Built-ins in remaining 2 bedrooms. • Kitchen is central to the lounge/dining area and is filled with plenty of natural light and warmed with a slow combustion wood fire. • Outside features include an undercover entertaining area and double garage under the main roof. Secure rear yard with access to the large bond shed, perfect for the boat or caravan.
$179,000 • Contact your builder today & build your dream home
• Price includes rural style fencing, power & town water
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6 Cobblestone Court, Mount Gambier $79,000
$65,000
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1082m2 Allotment close to CBD Vacant building block within walking distance to CBD Rare opportunity to purchase large allotment Water & sewer connected with power passing Flat allotment with portion of new colourbond fencing Suitable for new townhouse development (S.T.C.A.)
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4 Stella Place, Mount Gambier $127,500
• Picturesque vacant allotment of 5018m2 available on the outskirts of the Mt Gambier • Walking distance to Tenison Woods College, West Gambier FC & Icehouse basketball stadium • Town water, power & telephone connected • Ring your builder today
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Lot 303 Doughty Street, Mount Gambier
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• All stages now selling, 2% deposit only
• Exciting new subdivision overlooking the Mt Gambier Racecourse & surrounding countryside • 7 elevated allotments available, ranging from 2001m2 to 2725m2 • Bituminised road & power passing • Magnificent opportunity to build your dream home, with plenty of room for sheds and stables (STCA) • Ring your builder or ask us about possible LAND House & Land packages.
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LAST ALLOTMENT IN STAGE 1 • Lot 117 still available in Stage 1
• 1376m2 Elevated Allotment • One of the largest blocks in the Montebello Area • Excellent location ready for your new home • All services available including unequipped bore • Fenced flat allotment with excellent street appeal • Ring your builder today
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• Last vacant allotment available in well established area amongst quality homes • Elevated block of 819m2 • Close to MacDonald Park PS, St Martins Lutheran School & sporting complex • All services connected & plans available for prospective purchaser • Ask us about house & land packages LAND
Build your brand new home in this quiet, family friendly cul-de-sac Vacant allotment of 842m2 with all services connected Well established area amongst quality built homes Close to schools, shops & parks Don’t delay, ring your builder today
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32 Bay Road Mount Gambier Phone 08 8723 3416
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10 Saunders Road, Blackfellows Caves $449,000
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22 Donovans Road, Donovans
$325,000
$165,000
$150,000
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This fantastic beachside property 4 Bedrooms (master with BIR & En-suite) Double storey brick home with coastal & sea views Features include large open plan meals/family living with s/c wood heating & BI bar, WI pantry & electric cooking, deck & balcony with impressive views. • Extra shedding with concrete & h/duty power 4 2 2
19 Dry Creek Road, Donovans
11 Mark Street, Nelson
46 Sturt Street, Nelson
$189,500
• If a relaxing lifestyle by the river is what you are after, do not miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity. • Features of the home include a remarkable galley style kitchen with smeg gas appliances and ample cupboard space, a raised dedicated dining area with private rear yard views • This property has been well maintained and offers a place to park the boat or car, low maintenance gardens, spectacular views and is a haven for native wildlife. 1 1 1
52 Casuarina Grove, Nelson
• Early 1900’s stone cottage, situated on 1835m2 (approx) allotment, within walking distance to the primary school, in the popular Kongorong area. • 3 large bedrooms, cozy lounge with open wood fire, dine-in country style kitchen with pantry & gas cooking. • Outside features include rain water tank plumbed to house, bitumen road frontage, equipped bore plus 3 1 numerous small sheds.
Lovely elevated 3 bedroom home Large lounge with s/c wood heating & beautiful river outlook. Timber kitchen/dining with electric cooking Single garage UMR plus under house storage Large balcony with spectacular views of the Glenelg River
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11 Thompson Court, Moorak $469,000
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59 Vause Road, Nelson
$335,000
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• Fantastic weekender, just a stone’s throw from the river • As new 2 y.o. 1BR kit home with ensuite, open plan kitchen & living, gas heating & gas HWS • Lined garage with shower, WC & separate gas HWS • Rainwater & equipped bore • It’s all here, just bring the boat & fishing rods & enjoy the Summer holidays
$365,000
• Immaculate timber home on an elevated block in the popular township of Nelson • Breathtaking views over the river mouth & sea • Spacious lounge with r/c air conditioning • Practical kitchen with servery to the dining room • Large dining room with electric heat bank heater • 4 BRMs (master with BIR’s)
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• Elevated rural allotment situated on approximately 4 acres with partially cleared land on the Eastern side of Nelson • 85m2 galvanised iron/colorbond shed with concrete flooring. Shed is wired and ready to be connected to electricity. • Generator to shed (Generator not included in sale but is negotiable) • Frontage to an unmade road • Large rain water tank and bore with submersible pump LAND
34 Kitty Temple Road, Caveton
7 Thompson Court, Moorak $650,000
$699,000
$422,000
A 6.6 cr es
• Amazing opportunity to purchase just over an acre of elevated land with amazing views to Gerloff Bay & the Southern Ocean. • The property offers an exciting range of opportunities, renovate the existing 3 bedroom cottage or build your new 2 storey dwelling (S.T.C.A.), offering spectacular coastal & ocean views.
NEW PRICE
Lot 12 Nelson Road, Ob Flat
• Stylish 4BR (+ study) designer home, 44sq on approx. 3600m2 allot. • Beautifully appointed kitchen with granite benches & s/s app. • Home theatre room, built-in bar & enclosed alfresco area with o/door kitchen • In conjunction from Gebhardts NBN 4 2 6
55 Ascot Street, Dartmoor $155,000
• Ideal location for your new country life • Picturesque 2.5 Acre allotment on the outskirts of the Mount Gambier. • Power connection included • Build your dream home, minutes from the city, river & sea
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33 Riddoch Highway, Tarpeena
From $100,000 plus SAV
DARTMOOR MECHANICAL SERVICES – Business & Freehold • Highly respected & established mechanical business. • Excellent location in the centre of town. • Profitable business with excellent figures. • Well maintained plant & equipment included. • Iconic business servicing the area for many years. • Long lease available to purchaser.
BUSINESS
Lot 20 & 21 Arthur Street, Tarpeena $219,000
• Located on the outskirts of Tarpeena, set well back from the highway, this 2BR well presented home offers a lovely rural setting with native trees on approx. 3.5 acres. • The home features new painting throughout, open plan kitchen/ dining/lounge with raked ceilings, gas/elect cooking, r/c air conditioning & s/comb wood fire. • Private grounds surround the home 2 1 2
116 Brim Brim Road, Yahl
From $70,000
• Located in Tarpeena on the outskirts of town, are two well positioned 5 acre parcels of land. • Featuring established gum trees , this is an ideal position for building your dream home (S.T.C.A) • Power and telephone passing. • Vendor is happy to negotiate with a purchaser wanting to purchase both allotments. LAND
BLOCKS OF LAND $570,000
A 3.7 cr 1 es
$199,000
• Beautifully presented brick & tile home, situated just 13kms from Mount Gambier, in the popular area of Caveton. • 4 bedrooms (main with WIR & en-suite), lounge with s/c heating, gas ducted & r/c a/c, timber kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, WI pantry & adjacent dining. • Bathroom with separate shower & bath, separate large laundry and toilet. 4 2 4
Section 81 Bailey Rd, Tarpeena 20 Acres
$150,000
Lot 50 Eight Mile Creek Rd, Eight MIle Creek 8881m2
$139,500
144 Suttontown Road, Suttontown
$105,000
Lot 29A Plantation Road, Nelson 320 Acres
$380,000
59 Vause Road, Nelson 4 Acres
$199,000
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69 Riddoch Highway, Tarpeena
• Luxurious 2-storey family home with lovely rural ambience • Upper level - 4BR, including master with WIR & lavish ensuite • Lower level - stylish kitchen overlooking spacious open plan living & pergola, 3rd living & study • 5th BR or Guest room with ensuite • Huge dble garage UMR plus extra shedding for caravan or boat
A 3.0 cr es
• Welcome to Tawarri at Nelson, just metres from Simson’s Landing, on the picturesque Glenelg River • This architecturally designed home complements its natural surroundings with the creative use of rustic materials • The property offers a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom main residence & a uniquely designed, 1 bedroom stone studio, currently being used for B&B style accommodation. 3 3 1
• Immaculately maintained, steel construction portable home • Features of the home include 4 bedrooms, main with ensuite and BIR, spacious new kitchen offers electric cooking, dishwasher and ample cupboard space and overlooks the open plan lounge / dining area. Main bathroom includes a separate vanity, bath shower and a separate toilet. • Spectacular semi enclosed rear deck, large secure rear yard, A single car garage and under cover carport, a 6 x 5 shed with cement and power and two garden sheds. 2 2 • Extra features include 5000 gallon rainwater tank 4
6 Cobblestone Court, Mt Gambier 819m2
FINAL OFFERS INVITED BY 30TH MARCH 2017 • This unique private paradise known Australia wide for Weddings, gardens, tea rooms, coaches and functions is located just 7 minutes from Mount Gambier. • Endless Business opportunities suited to a B&B, salon, health retreat/counselling retreat, Art Gallery or small conference centre.
Or just an enormous area with spectacular views and beautiful native wildlife for the family and extended family to call home. • 4 Bedroom, 2 bathroom residence plus a granny flat / teenagers retreat and plenty of room to accommodate for local events
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Lot 31-37 Glenburnie Heights
From $125,000
Crafter Road, Compton 3000-5000m2
From $135,000
33 Avey Road, Mt Gambier
$169,000
Lot 303 Doughty Street, Mt Gambier 1082m2
$120,000
malseeds real estate Mt Gambier Millicent Port MacDonnell Robe Beachport
08 8724 9999 1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier & 98 George Street, Millicent 08 8733 1989 9 Boddington Crt, Mt Gambier $340,000-$350,000
105 Bay Rd, Mt Gambier
OPEN INSPECTION WEDNESDAY 22nd 5.15pm - 5.30pm Jason Malseed 0419 032 795
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• Built by Empak Homes in 2009, this property offers outstanding value for the growing family and a great opportunity for a tree change to the South East’s premiere wine district. • Immaculately presented kitchen features quality stainless appliances with gas cooktop, dishwasher and plenty of storage, flowing through to a bay style dining area perfectly posi oned to take in the wonderful street appeal of this historic loca on. • Formal lounge, 4 bedrooms - the master suite offers an ensuite
Alistair Coonan 0439 681 529
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Items include: Massey Ferguson 168 Tractor with Robot front end loader, bucket and hay forks, Mitsubishi 1998 MK Triton Dual cab U lity with canopy, bullbar, WHO904, Cub Cadet 2166 16hp 42 inch cut ride on mower, 10 x 6 tandem trailer with stock crate, 8 x 5 Towpax trailer with sheep crate, Suzuki Eiger 400 cc quad bike, Echo SRM2015 straight sha brush cu er with harness, 500 x 1100 pping trailer to suit quad bike or ride on mower, Rondini SP500 PTO mounted fer lizer spreader, Ingersol Rand air compressor, toolex Industrial 240V concrete mixer, assorted house hold items, French provincial cutlery, plate tray, French Provincial Fruit bowl - plus other items too numerous to men on.
When: Sunday 9th April 2017 for a 12pm start Where: 226 Lange Road, Yahl
Food catered for day of sale. OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED Contact Jason Malseed 0419 032 795
7/101 Bay Rd, Mt Gambier
11% buyer’s premium inc GST. ID required - cash, card or cheque on day of sale (3% surcharge MC/VISA)
$185,000
• 2 bedrooms on separate levels, both with BIRs. • Open plan kitchen/dining/lounge areas featuring high ceilings and access to fully enclosed courtyard area, with electric hea ng and ceiling fans. • Kitchen features updated, wall mounted oven and electric cook top with ample storage.
Alistair Coonan 0439 681 529
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24 Heath St, Mt Gambier
WEDNESDAY 22nd 5.15pm - 5.30pm Jason Malseed 0419 032 795
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12 Murdie St, Mt Gambier
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CELEBRATING DIVERSITY Come along to the Naracoorte Town Square this Friday at 10.30am for the Harmony Day Children’s Festival when around 1000 children from schools, kindergartens and child care centres will come together to celebrate Harmony Day. Each school will perform an item and then everyone will perform a combined dance. The program kicks off with Naracoorte High School music students performing Dream a Dream of Harmony, followed by Naracoorte South Primary School students dancing to Ridgey Didge. Naracoorte North Kindergarten and the Naracoorte Child Day Care Centre will then entertain everyone with a trio of nursery rhyme songs and actions. It’s then time for some quiet reflection while the Sunrise Christian School tells a story. Colours of Australia, a song celebrating the diversity of Australia put out by the Australian Human Rights Commission, will be performed by the Michelle DeGaris Memorial Kindergarten. This will be followed by a special performance by a group of Naracoorte South Primary School students. The students from Frances Primary School then take to the soundshell for Count on Me before the celebrations culminate with Naracoorte Primary School dancing to Can’t stop the Feeling. The morning activities will end with a bang with all particiapting children dancing together to We Belong Together. “The We Belong
Together combined dance is a great spectacle of fun and unity,” Naracoorte Lucindale Mayor Erika Vickery said. “Everyone is welcome to come along to the Naracoorte Town Square and celebrate the different nationalities that make up our community and celebrate Harmony Day with the children.”In the evening celebrations move to the Naracoorte Swimming Lake for the Wish Festival from 6-9pm. A variety of entertainment commences at 6pm with the following performers - Naracoorte Pipe Band, Kayleigh Meyers, Paul Oster, a duo by Edgar and Christian, including karaoke, and an encore performance of the We Belong Together children’s combined dance. At 8pm when the sun is setting you can float a candle on the lake to show that everyone is welcome. Bring your own picnic and rug or chairs to sit on. Candles can be pre-purchased at the Naracoorte Visitor Information Centre or purchased on the night at the Swimming Lake. Everyone is welcome to both the day and evening events.“The Harmony Day activities highlight that EVERYONE BELONGS while celebrating all the different nationalities that make up our community,” said Mayor Vickery. “It gives us all an opportunity to share our backgrounds and learn more about each other.”
What is Harmony Day? Harmony Day is a day for all Australians to embrace cultural diversity, share what we have in common and celebrate the diversity of our country. Harmony Day is a community celebration. Multiculturalism is in Australia’s national interest and speaks to fairness and inclusion – it enhances respect and support for cultural, religious and linguistic diversity. Our cultural diversity is one of our greatest strengths and is at the heart of who we are. Multicultural Australia is an integral part of our nation’s history and character. The central message for Harmony Day is that ‘everyone belongs’, reinforcing the importance of inclusiveness to all Australians. The colour orange represents Harmony Day as traditionally the colour orange relates to social communication, stimulating two-way conversations. It aids in the development of new ideas and frees the spirit of its limitations, giving us the freedom to be ourselves. At the same time, it encourages self-respect and respect of others.
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PENOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL SET TO REAP BENEFITS OF OPEN DAY Rose enthusiasts, aspiring gardeners and families looking for a day out are expected to converge on Wagner’s Rose Nursery for their fifth Open Day to be held next month. The day is designed to give people an opportunity to experience the unique rose nursery - set in the heart of the Limestone Coast’s Kalangadoo region - to be inspired to grow roses, or simply to enjoy the food, wine and roses on offer. Wagner’s is one of Australia’s largest and longest running rose nurseries and will showcase a slice of its 50 hectares of roses on the day. Planned around the nursery’s peak flowering season, the Open Day - on Sunday, April 9 provides visitors with the chance to see more than 600 varieties of roses in full bloom and to sneak a peek at the new 2017 rose releases. A large selection of yearling and two year old rose bushes and standards will be in flower. “We’ve been running the open days for several years now and are thrilled that it gives people the opportunity to see our roses at their best,” said owner Brian Wagner. “Many weeks go into the preparation of the nursery and roses prior to the day, to ensure that the roses
are in full bloom – which gives visitors a good idea of what to expect in their own gardens.” Throughout the day Brian will give tips and ideas on growing roses, from planting through to pruning. He’ll be doing demonstrations and ‘walkaround tours’ amongst the rows - both designed to give visitors an understanding of how to easy it is to grow roses. There’ll be a selection of food available including a sausage sizzle, pizzas, other selected food trucks and homebaked goods. Kalangadoo Organic Orchards will have their produce for sale, along with cider tastings from Kalangadoo-sourced apple cider company The Cide Project. Coonawarra based Grey-Smith Wines will also showcase their wines with tastings and sales. A play space for the children will ensure everyone is looked after. Padthaway based sculptor Bruce Willmer will be returning with his popular ironwork garden sculptures, and due to an overwhelming response last year, has been working on many new
sculptures in preparation for this year’s Open Day. A large selection of potted plants and bunches of roses will be available, with many pots at special prices and discounts offered on all sales taken from the day. All proceeds will go toward Penola Primary School. Wagner’s supplies to rose nurseries across Australia and has recently built on its strong wholesale customer base with a successful expansion into direct retail sales. It now exports its field grown bareroot roses into global markets including the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam and New Caledonia. EVENT DATE: SUNDAY, APRIL 9 WHAT: Wagner’s Rose Nursery Open Day WHERE: Wagner’s Rose Nursery, 20 Koorine Road, Kalangadoo DETAILS: 10am–4pm Entry $8 adult, children under 15 free. Visitors are recommended to wear enclosed footwear. More details at www.wagnersrosenursery.com.au
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SHOUT OUT TO BUDDING STREET ARTISTS
Glenelg Shire Council is inviting and encouraging all young people in the region to come and learn some new skills these school holidays with Ballarat Artist, Stuart Walsh (pictured above with some budding street artists). Make Your Mark @ the Park Project is a free street art workshop being held at both the Hamilton and Coleraine Skate Parks during the April school holidays. Funded by Victorian State Government’s Community Crime Prevention Unit, the project aims to engage youth and raise awareness about the consequences of illegal street art. Council is excited to have artist Stuart Walsh on board to host the workshops, who has extensive experience in engaging young people in community public art projects. The two-day workshops will be held in Hamilton on April 4 and 5 and in Coleraine the following week on April. 10
and 11. The free workshops will run from 10am-4pm each day. All materials and masks will be provided on the day, and the event is open to community members aged 10-25 years. Younger children wishing to attend must be supervised by an adult at all times. Council CEO Michael Tudball called on all young people in the Shire to get involved in the project. “Make Your Mark @ the Park is a fantastic free event running through the school holidays that aims to engage young people to create a sense of ownership over the space, educate them about the consequences of illegal street art and increase their opportunity to explore their artist skills while enhancing a community space,” he said. “We often hear that there isn’t much for young people to do in our towns, so here’s a great opportunity to be involved with a really unique and fun project in your community! We’ve also go the YMCA Skate Park Leagues Regional Final being held in Hamilton on April, 9 so really, the timing couldn’t be better to showcase the local street art talent of our young people”. Intro sessions at both Skate Parks are being held prior to the two day workshops next month. The intro sessions will provide the opportunity to have some input in the design phase by creating the stencils, which will be used during the street art workshops. The Hamilton Intro Session will be held on Thursday, March 23, between 4.30-6pm and in Coleraine on Friday, March 24, between 5.30-7pm. Refreshments will be provided. People are still able to join in the two day workshops, even if they can’t attend the intro sessions. For further information, keep an out for promotional posters, follow Council on Facebook or contact the Council Recreation Coordinator on (03)5551 4308.
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LOCAL TOY LIBRARY HOLDING FAMILY FUN DAY Children and their families are invited to the Mount Gambier Toy Library Family Fun Day this Saturday
from 10am to 2pm at the John Frew Centre, Frew Park, to view and test out some of the toy library’s collection of
600 fun and educational toys available for loan. Other free activities will include face painting, arts and craft, thanks to Kids Spot Mount Gambier, a magician, a sausage sizzle, and toy library balloons to give away. Toy Library publicity officer Michael Buxton said a fun day was planned and everyone was welcome. “We hope after seeing the range and quality of toys that the toy library has, that new members will join up on the day and borrow some of our fantastic toys,” he said. The toy library is open on Mondays and Saturdays, from 10–11.30am, during school terms, and on Saturdays, 10–11.30am, during holidays, at the John Frew Centre, Frew Park, 48 Penola Road, Mount Gambier. The toy library is a local not-forprofit organisation, run entirely by volunteers, for children up to 10 years. Toy libraries across Australia aim to support families and encourage togetherness through quality time spent playing with children. The Mount Gambier Toy Library is also launching new membership fees and annual memberships are being offered on the day at a discounted rate (12 months membership for the price of six). The special prices start at $5 per child per year (max $10 per family) for volunteers, which enables each child to borrow two toys and one puzzle or game for up to two weeks at a time. For those unable to volunteer, membership on the day is $15 per year for one
child, and $25 per year for two or more children, while concession card holders receive some discount ($10 per year for one child, and $15 per year for two or more children). “The toy library has a wide variety of large and small toys to stimulate children at play, including ride-on toys, climbing frames, puzzles, logic games, educational toys, kitchens, large train sets, toys for babies and costumes,” Michael said. “When your child stops playing with the toys you can return
them to the toy library and borrow new ones, providing your child with the opportunity to play with a varied and stimulating range of toys and resources matched to their age, needs and interests. Our members have told us that the toy library has been a great resource to try toys to assess your child’s interest before making a purchase for home helping to save money and toy clutter at home as well as reducing your impact on the environment.” The toy library can be contacted at contactus@mountgambiertoylibrary. org.au or https://www.facebook.com/ MountGambierToyLibrary.
LATEST ORCHID SOCIETY NEWS
The recent Orchid Society of Mount Gambier meeting saw a very interesting demonstration of bonsai pruning, potting and care from Robert Miles (pictured), from the Bonsai Club - he even pruned one of the member’s bonsai he had brought in. The next meeting is on Monday, March 27, from 7.30pm, at the Reidy Park Centre and will feature Robert Wood and an orchid computer program that looms as very useful for orchid growers. He will be showing the group a program called Orchid Whiz that lists all registered orchids, tells you the correct name and the parents of the plants for hybrids. Members can bring in plants and/or labels and find out the correct name or more about the plant to help grow it. For more details contact Robert Wood on (08)8723 2953 or check out the society’s facebook page. Visitors are always welcome.
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MUSIC HEADLINE ACTS CONFIRMED FOR FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL The Grampians Grape Escape has announced the Quarry Mountain Dead Rats (QMDR), William Crighton and Chris Wilson will form part of an exciting and talented entertainment line-up at this year’s food and wine festival in Halls Gap, May 6 & 7. The festival weekend is the grand finale to a month dedicated to the glorious food and wine produced in the Grampians, with Partner Events taking place across the region throughout April. QMDR vocalist and mandolin player, Chris Wishman (aka ‘Wishy’) said the band was looking forward to performing at the festival. “We’re really stoked to be heading to the Grampians to explore the region and play at the Grampians Grape Escape,” Mr Wishman said. “The location is awesome and we definitely want to get involved in some grape stomping action.” QMDR’s instrumentation of banjo, mandolin, acoustic guitar, double bass and washboard combines to form a completely unique style of raw and gritty bluegrass beats that will have Grape Escapers up singing and dancing along
in no time. Featuring as one of Rolling Stone’s hottest rising stars in the September issue last year, and off the back of two very well received national headline tours, William Crighton’s popularity as a must-see Australian performer is sky rocketing. Having recently released a third single from his highly commended debut album, Crighton’s deep and captivating voice will leave the audience mesmerised while master of his craft, Chris Wilson entertains with his dynamic power performance which includes the harmonica and guitar. Grampians Tourism CEO Will Flamsteed said the event was a celebration of the region’s best. “The Grampians Grape Escape is a month long celebration of the quality food and wine produced locally in the Grampians and we are delighted to be able to showcase our best to visitors and locals alike,” he said. “The festival atmosphere is something I look forward to every year and this year’s entertainment line-up will certainly add to that. There are heaps
more artist announcements to come so stay tuned to our Facebook page.” Visit Victoria has invested $35,000 into the 2017 Grampians Grape Escape as part of the Victorian government’s $20 million Regional Events Fund. Parliamentary Secretary for Tourism
and Major Events Danielle Green made the announcement at the inaugural Grampians Music Festival in Halls Gap recently. “A month of fantastic food and wine in the beautiful Grampians – what’s not to love? The Grampians Grape Escape is a great way to bring people together and attract visitors to the region, which means more jobs and a boost to local business,” Ms Green said. In addition to the exciting music line-up, the thousands of foodies and wine lovers descending on the magnificent Grampians National Park will be entertained by headline chef and television personality Adam Liaw, who will be hosting cooking demonstrations
on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7. Masterclasses with local producers showcasing their talents and local vintners sharing their wine knowledge are again sure to be a hit with festival attendees, while connoisseurs will bid for the best shiraz from the Grampians region in the hotly contested Barrique Auction. For more information and to book for Grampians Grape Escape and Partner Events in the spectacular Grampians region visit grampiansgrapeescape.com. au Above (left) - Quarry Mountain Dead Rats (QMDR). Above (from top) - Chris Wilson & William Crighton.
AWARD WINNING MAGIC SHOW WITH A DIFFERENCE
Returning to the stage after being a contestant on Australia Survivor, magician and mentalist Matt Tarrant will read your mind, amaze you with world-class sleight of hand and have you questioning everything. “Honestly Dishonest”has been in the making for the last fiveyears and is a collection of my favourite pieces of magic, story telling with a pinch of comedy,” Matt said. “Inspired by my personal journey in magic, Honestly Dishonest will take you on your own personal journey to enjoy and fall in love with magic all over again. “ Matt is presenting his amazing show tihs Saturday night at 8.30pm at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre as part of the Fringe Mount Gambier. Matt’s shows have won awards from 2012-2016. lifestyle1.net | 30
COMMUNITY COMES UP WITH ITS OWN SOLUTION It’s a community problem that needs a community solution and that’s what is happening across this region, with Millicent leading the way. The drug ice and the impact it has on addicts, their families, the justice system, the health system and the wider community has been well documented – as has the lack of support services for addicts in this region, including the push for a rehabilitation centre. But one group that is so often forgotten is the families of addicts and that’s where community mentor and advocate Kate Amoroso and Millicent business leader Mike Reilly have joined forces to set up a Millicent Family Support Group. The first meeting was held in December and the monthly gatherings are providing much needed support for families at a loss as to how to deal with this insidious drug. “It has affected my family,” Mike said. “And we had nowhere to go – we just didn’t know where to go as parents.” While services, particularly at a local level, are less than satisfactory for those looking to fight the addiction, there were at least some options, while families, already feeling helpless and, at times, shell shocked, there was nowhere to turn. “Addicts can go to a doctor or the
hospital or seek rehabilitation, parents can’t,” Mike said. And that’s why the Millicent Family Support Group has been established, with groups in Mount Gambier and Naracoorte also developing. Both Kate and Mike are extremely grateful for the support the Wattle Range Council has given to the group. “Wattle Range Council was so willing to give us a room to meet,” Kate said. “They have been so supportive and allowed the community to be proactive.” Mike was also grateful his local council was prepared to throw their support behind the vital group. “It’s a group formed by people around people that have had the experience,” Mike said. “It is a non-judgemental forum there for people who are struggling or just need to chat, or just want to sit and listen. It’s not a meeting, it’s a get together, a gathering.” The Millicent and Districts Health Support Group, another community driven initiative, has also thrown its support behind the Family Support Group. “They are all about helping people where to go when they don’t know where to go,” Mike said. “Things like treatment, accommodation, transport.” Mike understands firsthand how difficult it is to face the seemingly overwhelming
issue of ice addiction in someone you care about but he does believe talking about it and bringing it out into the open is the best way forward. “As a parent you do think what have I done that’s so bad to make my child turn to this,” he said. “But that’s not the case. I know amazing, successful people that have had to deal with this issue. You didn’t choose this but it’s there and you just need to know where you can go and where to start.” The support group is for parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, anyone that is struggling with how to deal with an addict and what their role should be in the addict’s rehabilitation. The group, with the assistance of Kate, is also looking to roll out some school visits, including an education program that Kate is currently putting together. “We are looking at high school visits and late primary school students as well,” Mike said. “I’m not one of those people who sits back when something needs to be done. Yes, I’ve been affected and that’s part of the reason but I’ve seen a need for something to happen and someone needs to just stand up and do it. I figured it may as well be me.” Having someone with the experience and expertise of Kate on hand has been
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a godsend for Mike as the community advocate continues her push in the corridors of power for better services for addicts in their own home region. Having to go to Adelaide or Melbourne for rehabilitation is not really viable,” Kate said. “That’s why I am pushing so hard for a rehabilitation facility here, so people can go through this difficult process with family and friends close by. If you’re trying to get clean in this region, it is a tough gig.” And while she is busy working closely with addicts, Kate agreed with Mike about the need for family support as well. “I felt it was my place to start making some of these things happen,” Kate said. “Families need to talk about it and they need to have somewhere safe to start talking about it and realising they are not alone.” Kate’s work in this sector is independent and self-funded, not working for any government agency or with any financial support, which is why assistance, like Wattle Range Council providing a meeting space for the Family Support Group is so critical in setting up these community based solutions. Anyone interested in joining the Millicent Family Support Group or looking for any help should contact Kate via email
enoughisenough5290@gmail.com or call 0474 724 626 or call Mike on 0455 134 335 or via facebook. “I want to empower communities and I want to thank the Millicent community for getting behind this,” Kate said. “I believe as a Limestone Coast community we can be a leader in this and set the standard for change right around Australia.”
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YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE Based on her best selling memoir, Hello, Beautiful! Hannie Rayson has created her own one-woman show - a 60-minute piece of comic storytelling and it’s coming to Portland for one eprformance only. Hello, Beautiful! is written and performed in the style of David Sedaris, Nora Ephron and Spalding Gray - true stories from a life, spiced with wit, social observation, and intimacy. Hannie road-tested the content from Perth to Far North Queensland, during her 2015 book tour. From country town halls to woolsheds, to prisons and theatres, audience members said, “You should do your own show.” So she did. Hello, Beautiful! the play opened in Melbourne at The Malthouse Theatre
in May, directed by Malthouse Artistic Director, Matthew Lutton. Hannie trained as an actor at the Victorian College of the Arts and although she has spent her working life as a playwright, she found herself wanting to bring together the writer and performer in her own show. Next year she begins a massive tour of Victoria, followed by a national tour. “In writing the memoir, I imagined my audience, the reader, tucked up in bed, laughing out loud. I wrote as though I were talking to a friend,“ Hannie said. With Hello, Beautiful! her one-woman show, Hannie further develops this quality of speaking directly and eloquently to an audience. “This seems to satisfy a desire on the part of audiences for the stories of real lives and real connections,” she said. HELLO, BEAUTIFUL! Tuesday, March 28 • 7:30pm Portland Arts Centre Written and Performed by Hannie Rayson Duration: 60 minutes. No interval • Warning: Contains coarse language Tickets: www.portlandartscentre.com. au or call (03) 55222263 Left - Hannie Rayson on stage as part of her one woman show which is heading to Portland.
There is a significant spotlight on just how healthy are our lifestyles. From diet to exercise and general well being along with mental and emotional health, magazine copy has never been more filled with the topics, and you can add to that reality TV shows and a vast array of social media platforms spruiking what’s best. For more than five decades, there has been a weight loss program getting the job done, and while it has been somewhat drowned out by the plethora of options in this space, Weight Watchers in this region is still going strong with some wonderful success stories. As a program, Weight Watchers has also evolved and you can find out just how by attending one of the three meetings offered by Weight Watchers Mount Gambier. There is Wednesday at 5.30pm; Thursday at 12.15pm and Saturday morning at 9.30am – all held in the meeting room at the Mount Gambier Community RSL (entry is via the rear car park and it is the last door on your right). The Mount Gambier group is campaigning for new members as it looks to spread the word that Weight Watchers is still a viable option if you are looking to reset your lifestyle, with healthy eating, exercise and a positive mindset. There are three weight loss coaches in the Mount Gambier group – Tania Kent, Loraine Baron and Megan Hammond. Each takes a meeting but attend all three so there is always plenty of helpful advice on hand. “That way if it is buys there is still that opportunity for one on one time,” Tania said. “If someone wants to speak to you
about their own personal journey then we’re happy to do that.” While Weight Watchers does offer online services, in terms of coaching and support, the overall consensus is the accountability and support that group meetings provide, makes it more effective. “You are accountable for your weight each week,” Tania said. “The support of other people in meetings seems to be rally important and we have a fantastic group of people that go. People do find they lose their motivation if they don’t go to a meeting.” There is also a private facebook group and a weekly newsletter, adding to the support the Mount Gambier Weight Watchers group provides. This month’s Weight Watchers magazine’s cover story is about Anna Van Dyken, a Western Australian based convert who has lost 70kgs on the program, and the good news for Mount Gambier members is she is closely associated with the local group through her friendship with Tania. “She (Anna Van Dyken) is the reason I went back to Weight Watchers,” Tania said. “We’ve become really good friends and she contributes to our facebook group and newsletter every week. It was her dream to make it onto the cover of Weight Watchers magazine and she is living it at the moment.” Weight Watchers meetings Australia wide focus on the same topic each week as the meetings focus on the three pillars of the program – food, fit and feel. “It’s not just about food anymore,” Tania said. “It’s got a real focus on exercise and mental health and making sure
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you do things for yourself.” Meetings also sometimes include experiences, including visits from personal trainers, or the occasional visit from Wendy Richardson, from Redgum Country, with some fashion advice. A former gym instructor, Tania’s own personal Weight Watchers journey is an interesting one. “Weight Watchers used to have meetings in a room at the current Swimskool building in Keegan Street when Tonic Gym was a part of that complex. “One day I decided to grab a timetable, I went to a Body Jam class and I liked it and eventually became an instructor,” she said. “I was never interested in health and fitness before that and it really got me into it.” All Weight Watchers coaches are accredited by the weight loss program and the training is ongoing, mainly through webinars. Local group member Raelene Grills has been part of Weight Watchers since 2007. “It keeps me on track,” she said. “Going to meetings helps keep my focus. It’s social, everyone is always encouraging each other, they teach you how to eat. I never miss a meeting and the people running it are great.” Peta Haines, who has been part of the group for 12 months and travels from Millicent to get her weekly Weight Watchers fix, is also full of praise. “I did Weight Watchers years ago and I found it worked,” Peta said. “I needed to lose weight again and so I came back 12 months ago and once again it worked. The accountability is important and the social side of it as well. We all have different journeys but we’re all on the same journey at the same time.” Contact Tania Kent at tania. kent@weightwatchers.com.au for more details or simply pop along to one of the three weekly meetings. You can also head to weightwatchers.com.au to check out more information and deals on offer. Above (from left) - Coaches Tania Kent & Loraine Baron; members Raelene Grills (weighing in) & Peta Haines and coach Megan Hammond,(operating the scales) at a recent Weight Watchers Mount Gambier meeting.
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TRIPLE TREAT FOR TIGERS Barber Shield winning captain Tim Young summed it up best – “we’ve won everything”. And North Gambier has done exactly that, adding the prestigious Barber Shield to its 2016/17 trophy haul after already claiming the T20 and One Day Cup titles. Th e most comprehensive would be the weekend victory, though, not just this season, but in living memory for nine time Barber Shield winning opener Michael Johnston. “I can’t remember bowling a team out for anywhere near that score,” Johnston said. Th e experienced allrounder leads the way in the class of 2016/17 with Barber Shield victories, closely followed by long time team mate Michael Silvy with eight. And it was Silvy, in partnership with Jake Schutz, who laid the foundation for the eventual victory. “In the middle, Schuta (Schutz) and Silvs (Silvy) were crucial, just dead batt ing and blocking and it was awesome by them and allowed Nick (McInerney) to come in and do his job,” Young (pictued right) said. And Nick McInerney certainly did that, in what has become a familiar sight in all forms of the game – his big hitt ing and his 88 run sixth wicket stand with Silvy, turning the total fr om a competitive target to a challenging run chase, which, in the end, was well beyond West Gambier. Th e Roos have now lost to the Tigers in all three fi nals this season but this one will sting. On a good deck at Frew Park, the Roos were never in it, with no batsmen even reaching double fi gures. “I can’t believe that happened,” Young said, of the stunning bowling performance. “Everything went to plan perfectly.” It would not be exaggerating to say there was not one loose ball, Young and Scott Kenny turning the screws fr om
the opening overs, and the pressure never let up. Basically every wicket fell to a catch behind the wicket – testament to the tight line and length, and good areas, the Tigers four pronged pace attack, which also included Matt and Nick McInerney, peppered throughout the 35 overs the innings lasted. It took until the fourth over to score, the eighth over for a boundary, coming from the bat of Shane Stevens, and then the only other time the ball cleared the infield was a Niall Easterbrook six late in the innings. North sent down 16 maidens in what turned out to the first title as skipper for Young, who finished with two wickets. Kenny also picked up two scalps with Matt McInerney finishing with 4/6 and Nick McInerney 2/12, including the last wicket of the match. North Gambier 1st innings 7/234 (M. Silvy 62; N. McInerney 55; M. Lewis 28) West Gambier 1st innings 42 (M. McInerney 4/6; N. McInerney 2/12; S. Kenny 2/15; T. Young 2/5)
CELEBRATING 150 YEARS OF MIL LEL PRIMARY SCHOOL Mil Lel Primary School is celebrating its 150th anniversary on this weekend with old scholars and staff set to converge on the rural school to celebrate the incredible achievement. The celebrations wstart on Friday with an afternoon tea at the school from 1.30pm, coinciding with the school’s championships sprints and then Saturday is when all the reminiscing will really get underway. There is an open day from 10am-2pm, an unveiling of a mural and commemorative stone, sausage sizzle and then the Dinner at the Barn featuring Sydney based band Pirra with lead singer and former Mil Lel student Jess Beck. WHAT IS YOUR MOST VIVID MEMORY OF YOUR TIME AT MIL LEL PRIMARY SCHOOL? Mrs Hopgood was the SSO at Mil Lel and she organized for the whole school to be involved in the painting this magnificent mural on the side of the Library. This inclusion of all students really had an impact on me. I can clearly remember as a five year old being picked out of the classroom, as it was my turn to help paint something on the mural. The mural itself was also very inclusive as it had all aspects of Australia from our First Australians to modern Australia. WHAT MADE YOUR SCHOOL YEARS THERE SO SPECIAL? I realise that it’s probably not possible these days, but when I attended Mil Lel we were allowed to climb trees.
There were spray-painted marks that pointed out how high you were permitted to climb. We had pets from guinea pigs, to rabbits to tortoises in the classroom in a little pond (the lining from an old spa), and frogs. We had access to a great array of musical instruments, costumes, puppets and performing the end of year concerts at the local Mil Lel Hall was always something I looked forward to. I had so many wonderful teachers but I’d have to give a special mention to Lynn Taylor who organised a singing group one lunchtime a week, and who also included Mi Lel in the Come Out Festival resulting in us performing at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre. WHAT DO YOU THINK WAS THE VALUE OF ATTENDING A SMALL SCHOOL? It’s special to learn alongside people from your community and you tend to have a closer engagement with teachers and Principals. I feel there is a sense of the whole school unit looking out for one another throughout all grades, Reception to Year 7. WHEN WERE YOU A SCHOLAR AT MIL LEL PRIMARY SCHOOL? I attended Mil Lel from 1988 to 1996. HOW EXCITED ARE YOU TO BE PERFORMING AT THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS? It’s an honour to have been asked. I’m looking forward to sharing some original tunes with my friends and
family who attended Mi Lel Primary School and also meeting other scholars for the first time. We plan on playing some covers from each decade within 150 years, so there’ll be something for everyone. Of course there are students with memories dating back uch further than Jess and they include Valerie Monaghan who shares her thoughts as well. WHAT IS YOUR MOST VIVID MEMORY OF YOUR TIME AT MIL LEL PRIMARY SCHOOL? Being in a classroom with four classes operating at once, so that from Grade 4 onwards you listened to what the children in Grades 5, 6 & 7 were doing as well while you were doing your work. WHAT MADE YOUR SCHOOL YEARS THERE SO SPECIAL? The friends I made, and teachers with special passions for various subjects that gave me a wonderful foundation for future learning. WHAT DO YOU THINK WAS THE VALUE OF ATTENDING A SMALL SCHOOL? It was the centre of the Mil Lel community and with a small number of students everybody had a chance to play a part in that community in various different ways. WHEN WERE YOU A SCHOLAR AT MIL LEL PRIMARY SCHOOL? From 1954 until 1960 WHAT ARE YOU UP TO THESE DAYS?? I live at Robe and have a part time practice as a chartered accountant and have recently completed a professional coaching course and hope to specialise in wellness coaching. Lifestyle1 & Southern Life magazines will have even more walks down memory lane to share, as well as just how the 150th anniversary celebrations went off in future editions.
Talk to us and discover how.
Above - Valerie Monaghan (nee Harfull) with her brother Roger Harfull about to set out for school at Mil Lel in 1954.
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TWO DAYS SPECTACULARLY ROLLED INTO ONE
FOOD, WINE AND FUN FOR TWILIGHT GARDENS
Above (left) - Pictured with the $24,000 top priced bull from Allendale are (back) Elders auctioneer Ross Milne, purchaser Nick Laucke, Laucke-Merrina, Bordertown and (kneeling) Landmark auctioneer Gordon Wood and Allendale principal Alastair Day. Above (right) - Pictured with the equal second top priced bull and top price for the Days Whiteface draft are purchaser Phoebe Farrell, Ashmore Farm, Warrnambool, her agent Nick Maddison, Elders auctioneer Ross Milne, Landmark auctioneer Gordon Wood and Days Whiteface principal Lachy Day.
The combined Allendale and Days Whiteface bull sale late last month reinforced the clear belief that commercial cattle producers have in the breeding qualities Poll Hereford cattle hold in today’s beef industry. A large crowd, including 57 registered bidders, competed very strongly throughout for the high quality line-up of 74 bulls, producing an outstanding average of $9514. In a 97% clearance, they topped at $24,000 for Lot 51, Allendale Zanzibar L131 (AI) (P), being purchased by Nick Laucke, Laucke-Merrina, Bordertown. His $24,000 price tag was a new record price for this sale, being $2000 better than the $22,000 paid in 2009 by Glenrobin Grazing, Mansfield. With Landmark auctioneer Gordon Wood calling the early shots, the sale opened strongly with a successful $13,000 bid on Allendale Chisel L7 by repeat buyers Henty-Anderson Partnership, Henty, Victoria, buying through LMB Linke Livestock. The first ten bulls averaged $11,375 but the sale remained very strong throughout. Even after 50 bulls sold the average was $10,420. The $24,000 record was a headline but the real feature was how spectacularly solid the sale was, with 50% of bulls selling for $10,000 or better, making the lead sale bulls cheaper in comparison. The 20 month old and 834kg sale topper, sired by Allendale Anzac H187 that sold in Dubbo in 2014 for $30,000, was the bull Nick Laucke came to buy, coming back a couple of times leading up to the sale to check his progress. “He’s such a beautifully balanced bull, good headed, great length and with good figures, especially for carcase traits,” Nick Laucke said. While Alastair and Jayne Day’s Allendale stud took the top price
honours, it was Lachy and Lou Day’s Days Whiteface stud that achieved the highest average. Both vendors sold 36 of their 37 bulls through the ring, with the Days Whiteface bulls averaging $9819 and the Allendale bulls averaging $9208. The overall sale average of $9514 was up $1296 on last year’s exceptionally strong result and $4297 on two years ago, reflecting the fortunes of the beef industry during that time. Days Whiteface sold 21 of its 36 bulls in the range from $10,000 to $16,000; their top price also being achieved well into the sale. Phoebe Farrell, Ashmore Farm, Warrnambool and buying through her Landmark agent Nick Madison, paid the $16,000 for Days Emerald L163 (P), sired by Days Wizard J207. Phoebe was a losing bidder on a $22,000 bull offered at Wodonga last year and was not going to miss her pick bull at this sale. Ashmore Farm runs approximately 300 Poll Hereford breeders, targeting the heavy steer markets. Allendale also received $16,000 for Allendale Gallipoli L32 (AI) (P) by Days Robin Hood H38. This impressive 22 month old and 860kg bull is a descendent from two top grand dams that have accumulated more than $300,000 worth of bull progeny. The buyer was Gary Bowyer, Robe, buying through Elders Millicent. The strength of repeat buyers in this sale was a feature, with two prominent on the next run of prices at $15,000. Jamie Beckingsale, Rodwells Mansfield has been bringing clients to this sale for as long as it has been running, two of these this year being Michael and Nerida Hanlon, Sacul Investments, Howes Creek Station, Mansfield who paid last year’s top of $17,000.
This year they purchased two bulls at $15,000 each, both from the Days Whiteface draft; Days Bruiser L70 (AI) (P) by the $90,000 Days Calibre G74 and Days Globetrotter L107 (P) by Days Elaborate J59. The latter youngster was the junior and grand champion at the 2016 Adelaide Royal Show. Jamie Beckingsale was also buying agent for PL & J O’Halloran (two bulls to $9000) and Dhuramein Investments (one at $4000). The other very strong repeat buyer was Shiloh Park, buying through Ray White Keatley’s Brian Spring, Mount Gambier. They paid $15,000 for Allendale Chisel L6 (P), an ET son of RemintalWest Game Day (ET) 74Y (Imp CAN) and full brother to lot 3 ($11,000 and Allendale’s lead bull for Wodonga in May. However principals Steve and Thea Witherow and their manager John Richardson didn’t stop there. They purchased five bulls in total at a $13,100 average, two from Allendale and three from Days Whiteface. Shiloh Park turns off weaner cattle in the late spring Mount Gambier markets and averaged just under $1300 for 130 late last year. Volume buyers are generally the key to a successful sale with bigger numbers on offer like this one, putting a strong floor in the market. Such buyers don’t come much stronger than Locky and Paddy Weir, Todd River Pastoral, Alice Springs. They were also the biggest volume buyers for the last two years with 15 bulls in both those sales and averaging $5767 last year. Buying through Elders Alice Springs they repeated those buying numbers this year, but went substantially higher, paying $10,000 three times and averaging $7733. lifestyle1.net | 35
“We try to consistently turn off heavy 300kg carcase weight cattle, so sustained growth traits are important. It has been a really good past 12 months which is allowing our cattle to bloom but we are only half way through summer yet,” Locky Weir said with an air of caution so necessary in the central Australian cattle country. Thirty-four of the 57 registered bidders were successful in purchasing at least one bull. Elders auctioneer Ross Milne described the sale as very solid. “Yet in relation to today’s cattle market there were still plenty of good value bulls as well,” he said. The vendors were extremely pleased with the result, Lachy Day saying it was an outstanding result principally built on the great support from repeat clients. Echoing that, Alastair Day said repeat clients set the scene which was great but it was also good to see some new competition as well. Agents: Landmark and Elders Auctioneers: Gordon Wood (Landmark) & Ross Milne (Elders)
Grab a picnic rug and your friends for a night of food, arts and culture at the Portland Botanic Gardens this month. Glenelg Shire Council is hosting Twilight Gardens on Friday, March 31, a pop-up showcase of the region’s best locally produced food and wine, music and the arts as part of an outdoor cinema event. Cult classic Grease will air on the council’s new outdoor cinema screen including the public launch of the Great South West Walk promotional video, which has gone viral on social media in recent months. Local DJ Chegs will play relaxed beats before Portland’s acclaimed Since Tuesday hit the main stage to launch their new EP. The band has received high praise in recent weeks after their track Potential Love Bug was used in the new Casterton promotional TV campaign. Adding to the line-up is the Portland Brass Band, who will be doing roaming performances across the gardens, dressed in Grease attire, whilst people looking for something more active will be able to test their croquet technique with come and try sessions on the Portland Croquet Club greens. Glenelg Shire Mayor Cr Anita Rank said the event aimed to profile the great tourism offerings and rich food and culture on offer in the region. “Council is proud to partner with our neighbouring shire’s to showcase the best food and wine our Green Triangle region has to offer in what is one of the region’s oldest and most beautiful gardens,” Cr Rank said. “The Coonawarra’s Koonara Wines will be bringing their latest selection alongside tap beer from Cavendish’s Bunyip Brewery and cider from the Cide Project. There will be plenty of food options including the Little Black Sow slow cooked barbecue truck and fresh locally caught fish from Treloar’s amongst many others. This is an event to celebrate the best in our community and to further strengthen the tourism partnerships with our neighbouring shire’s as we position the Green Triangle as a must see destination. It will be wonderful to see our great tourism assets on the big screen as we publicly launch the Great South West Walk promotional video, one of south west Victoria’s best tourist attractions.” Entry to the event is a gold coin donation with all funds raised supporting the Friends of the Great South West Walk. Gates open from 5.30pm with the Grease movie to air from 8.30pm.
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COLLECTORMANIAC Buying and selling rare ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES including Militaria, Kitchenalia, Tin & Diecast toys, Live steam Toys, Garagenalia, Enamel & Tin signs, Vintage electrical, Pottery, Porcelain and Jewellery. Closed Tuesday, open every other day 12-4pm, 4.5km south of the Blue lake, 21684 Riddoch Highway (Bay Road). Look for signs situated on right at the former “Hills Blue Lake Plant Nursery”. Ph 08 8726 8340, email goodpig@ bigpond.com, facebook page Collectormaniac for map. 675 ------------------------------------------
If you are heading to Port MacDonnell any time in the next couple of months make sure to stop in at the Port MacDonnell Community Complex which is hosting a stunning exhibition by mosaic artist Samantha Aslin. Sammi’s Glass Mosaics opened last week and is running until the end of April. All works are for sale. “My interest in creating mosaics began when I retired in 2002,” Samantha said. “At first I played around with a few coloured tiles, making simple pictures before becoming more adventurous, mosaicing tabletops, birdbaths, mirrors and garden pots. I became interested in doing mosaics in colours glass after attending a weekend workshop. It was the beginning of my passion for creating glass mosaics to place in window areas where the light can show off their beauty. The Port MacDonnell Community Complex is at 5 Charles Street, Port MacDonnell.
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NARACOORTE PLAZA KIOSK. A great opportunity to purchase Lotteries Agency and Newsagent sub-agency in the brilliant foot traffic location, right in the middle of Naracoorte’s thriving Kincraig Plaza. The complementary combination of the 2 agencies makes this business easy to operate with minimum staffing. Currently operating 6 days a week, with potential for further growth. $99,950. Phone Diana Edwards on 0417 888 624 for further details. F ------------------------------------------
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17FT TRAVELLER CARAVAN, 1990 model, pop top, double island bed, roll-out awning, full annex and floor, 2 deep cycle 12V batteries, solar panels, electric brakes, all set up for 3 camping. Many extras. Reg until November. $12,900. Ph 0427 058 186.672 & 673 -----------------------------------------2010 JAYCO STERLING Pop Top. 18ft. Shower and Toilet. Sleeps 2. Registered. Immaculate condition. $29000 neg. 0458 255 012. OL-673 -----------------------------------------CAMPER TRAILER, full offroad, boat loader, motor box, many extras $7000 ono ph 0438 754 282. OL-673 -----------------------------------------JURGEN CARAVAN Tooradin J2406 3 year old, 21ft., 2 Single Beds, Awning, Full size Frig, Microwave, Ensuite includes Shower, Toilet, Vanity, Washing Machine, S359TBV, $55,500. Ph 0422 627 908. OL-673 ------------------------------------------
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FOR PROBLEM septics, leachfields, greasetraps and drains, Use FLUSH-IT(R) and let nature do the work. Ph 1300 657 570 or 03 5158 1248. W ------------------------------------------
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DISCOUNTED EXHAUST SYSTEMS to suit most vehicles. Ph 08 8724 9273. W -----------------------------------------FLOWERS silk/fresh, SHE’S APPLES, 30 James Street, Mt Gambier. For orders and HEN’S FLORAL CROWN MAKING PARTIES Ph 0468 892 990 or 08 8725 7952 665 -----------------------------------------GOLF BUGGY Parmaker, electric ride-on, C W ramps, charger, deep cycle batteries $1800 ONO. Ph (08) 8725 5727. 673 -----------------------------------------GU NISSAN PATROL 2010 Low Mileage 45,000kms, 7 Seats, Auto, 3.0lt ST Turbo Diesel, Common Rail, S872AFV. Ph 0422 627 908. OL-673 ------------------------------------------
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HOT DIPPED GALVANISED Trailers, 6x4, 7x5, 8x5 Tandem Optional Cage. Starting from $1650 inc GST. Diverse Transport Fabrications 5 Cave Rd Mt Gambier Ph: 0438 351 760 OL-675 ------------------------------------------
HEALTH & FITNESS FIRST LIGHT YOGA. Yoga that cares for you. Beginners always welcome Thursday 6pm from February 2. St Martins School Chapel. $15. Phone Julia 0429 094 434. 673 ------------------------------------------
MARINE
CABIN CRUISER 4.5 excellent condition, safety gear & extras, trailer, full reg $3500.00 ONO (08) 8723 0152. 674 ------------------------------------------
Taylor Marine STOCKING all your fiberglass repair items. Everything from resin to matting and fiberglass rollers, gel-coat, flo-coat and colour pigments. Come into 349 Commercial Street Mount Gambier or call 08 8726 5200 W ------------------------------------------
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HEATHER’S BAZAAR/ART GALLERY 44 Compton Street, Pt MacDonnell. Whalebone/art display free. Retro clothes/records/ handbags/wallets at garage sale prices. Closed Wednesday. A treasure trove. Ph 8738 2197. 676 ------------------------------------------
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CARAVAN STOCK. Due to recent sales we’ve depleted our used caravan stock. If you’ve finished with your caravan why not speak to the caravan professionals at Donehue’s Leisure about turning your caravan into cash. Phone Dee in Mt Gambier on 08 8725 2826 or Shane in Hamilton on 03 5571 1033. DU -----------------------------------------WANTED VINYL RECORDS, LP’s and 45 RPM singles. Most genres & Australian artists. Cash paid. Happy to come and inspect. Ph Simon 0419 839 838. S ------------------------------------------
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BOBCAT & TIPPER work wanted – good operator, very reasonable rates. Ph 0407 431 486. 674 -----------------------------------------SUMMER SPECIALS 25% off normal price, free quotes, brick, M/Gambier stone rock face, blue stone, dolomite, concrete for paving, BBQs, flower boxes, gazebo, garden seat, fences, FIREPLACE, dog house, chookpen, steps, ramps, verandah columns, gate posts. Will travel. BLD231035 Ph 0418 838 684/ 08 8725 7952 665 ------------------------------------------
PET SITTER AVAILABLE to mind your beloved pets/poultry. Your home/ours. Competitive rates. Collecting bins/mail/watering plants. Phone: 08 8725 7952 or 0468 892 990. 665 -----------------------------------------ROTTWEILER PUPS. Full German blood lines. Hip scored. Quality big boned pups. Parents & pups whelped & raised on quality Royal Canin dog food. With papers and full registration. Registered breeder in Mount Gambier. Parents on view. Beautiful pups, beautiful markings. $2500ea. Pups microchipped, vaccinated & wormed. Available Easter Saturday. To good home only. Ph 0429 592 735. 673 ------------------------------------------
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NINE SA (5) WIN SA ABC 1 SEVEN SA 7.00 Weekend Sunrise 6.00 Paw Patrol 6.30 Australian 6.00 Mass For You At Home 6.30 6.00 rage 7.00 Weekend Breakfast 10.00 TBA Boardriders Ba le 7.00 Weekend 9.00 Insiders 10.00 Offsiders 10.30 Hillsong 7.00 Pat Callinan's 4X4 12.00 Kochie's Business Builders Today 10.00 In Conversa on With Adventures 8.00 Good Chef Bad Chef The World This Week 11.00 Compass 12.30 TBA 11.30 Songs Of Praise 12.00 Landline Alex Malley 10.30 Sports Sunday 8.30 Everday Gourmet With 2.00 AFL Pre-Game: Adelaide v 1.00 Gardening Australia 1.30 Dream Jus ne Schofield 11.30 The Sunday Footy Show 1.00 GWS 4.30 Gardens 2.00 Bespoke 3.00 The Mix Footy SA 2.00 Women's Footy 3.00 9.00 Ben's Menu 2.30 AFL Rnd 1: Adelaide v GWS Married At First Sight 4.30 Adelady 9.30 2017 Formula 1 Australian 3.30 Australia Wide 4.00 Australian 5.30 Border Security Grand Prix Day 3 5.00 Nine News: First At Five Story 4.30 Ma lda And Me 5.30 6.00 Seven News 5.30 South Aussie With Cosi Todd Sampson's Life On The Line: 6.00 Ten Eyewitness News 7.00 My Kitchen Rules 6.00 Nine News Heat Transfer 6.00 Julia Zemiro's 7.00 The Biggest Loser: 8.30 Sunday Night 7.00 Married At First Sight Transformed Home Delivery: Tim Ferguson 9.30 TBA 8.30 Sixty Minutes 8.00 Bull 6.30 My Year 12 Life 11.30 Training Day 9.10 Lethal Weapon 9.00 NCIS: New Orleans 7.00 ABC News 12.30 Winners & Losers 10.00 24: Legacy 7.40 Grand Designs 11.10 Outback Wrangler 1.30 Harry's Prac ce 11.00 Homeland 8.30 Vera: The Sea Glass 12.05 Murder In The First 2.00 Home Shopping 12.00 48 Hours 10.00 DCI Banks: Strange Affair 1.00 The Last Ship 3.30 Harry's Prac ce 2.00 Home Shopping 11.35 McCullin 2.00 Ground Floor 4.00 Meet The Press 4.30 CBS - This Morning 1.05 rage 2.30 Global Shop 5.00 Seven Early News 2.00 Vera: The Sea Glass 3.00 The Baron 5.30 Sunrise 7 MATE 3.00 Combat Dealers 4.00 Wipeout ELEVEN 5.00 Frasier 6.00 Movie: Stardust ONE HD 4.00 Freddie Flintoff: Lord Of The USA 5.00 Seinfeld 6.30 Movie: The Next 8.35 The Graham Norton Show 9.35 How Fries 5.00 Opera on Repo 5.30 River To Karate Kid 8.45 Movie: Safe House 11.00 I Met Your Mother 10.35 Sex And The City Reef 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 M*A*S*H 7.00 Hardcore Pawn 12.00 Ink Master 2.00 11.05 TBA 12.05 The King Of Queens 12.30 Scorpion 8.00 A enborough's Smart Sharks Classic Car Rescue 3.00 Big Angry Fish Becker 1.30 Everybody Loves Raymond 2.30 9.00 Movie: Noah 11.45 Countdown To 5.00 Hook Line And Sinker Rules Of Engagement 3.00 The Brady Bunch Murder 12.45 The Americans
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WIN SA 6.00 Fishing Edge 6.30 Everyday Gourmet With Jus ne Schofield 7.00 RPM 8.00 Studio 10 9.30 2017 Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix Day 2 6.00 Ten Eyewitness News 7.00 Movie: Dirty Dancing 9.05 Law & Order S.V.U. 11.05 TBA 12.05 48 Hours 2.00 Home Shopping
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ABC 1 SBS ONE 5.00 World Watch 6.00 ABC News Breakfast 9.00 ABC 1.00 PBS Newshour News Mornings 10.00 Australian 2.00 Persons Of Interest Story 10.30 Foreign Correspondent 3.00 Living Black 11.00 Catalyst Bytes 11.15 Pointless 3.30 Russia's Lost Princesses 12.00 ABC News At Noon 1.00 4.30 Air Aces Adam Hills 1.40 Media Watch 2.00 5.30 Le ers and Numbers Parliament Ques on Time 3.00 6.00 Food Safari Fire The Cook And The Chef 3.10 Father Brown 4.00 An ques Roadshow 5.00 6.30 SBS World News 7.30 Great Bri sh Railway ABC News: Early Edi on 5.30 The Journeys Drum 6.00 Pointless 6.55 Clarke And Dawe 8.05 Luke Nguyen's Greater 7.00 ABC News Mekong 7.30 7.30 8.35 Sugar Free Farm 8.00 Dream Gardens 9.30 The Eigh es 8.30 Newton's Law 10.25 The Feed 10.55 Atlanta 9.30 No Offence 11.50 Movie: Behind The Walls 10.20 Lateline 1.35 Trivia Nights 10.50 The Business
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WIN SA 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 Everyday Gourmet With Jus ne Schofield 7.00 WIN All Australian News 8.00 Entertainment Tonight 8.30 Studio 10 11.00 The Talk 12.00 Dr. Phil 1.00 The Living Room 2.00 Entertainment Tonight 2.30 Alive And Cooking 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 Jamie's 15 Minute Meals 4.00 Good Chef Bad Chef 4.30 The Bold and the Beau ful 5.00 TEN Eyewitness News 6.00 Family Fued 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Living Room 8.30 The Graham Norton Show 9.30 TBA 11.30 Win's All Australian News 12.30 The Project
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PRIME 6.00 Home Shoppiang 7.00 Sunrise 10.00 The Morning Show 12.00 Horse Racing: The BMW / Mornington Cup 1.00 Women's AFL Pre-Game 1.30 Women's AFL Grand Final 4.00 Women's AFL Pre-Game: Post Game Presenta on 4.30 Highway Cops 5.00 Seven News At 5 5.30 Border Security 6.00 Seven News 7.00 AFL Rnd 1: Essendon v Hawthorn 10.30 Movie: 16 Blocks 1.00 Home Shopping
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NINE SA (5) 6.00 Today 9.00 Today Extra 11.30 Nine’s Morning News 12.00 Ellen 1.00 Extra 1.30 Kevin Can Wait 2.00 Married At First Sight 3.00 Nine News Now 4.00 Nine A ernoon News 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat 6.00 Nine News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 Married At First Sight 8.40 House Husbands 9.40 Footy Classified 10.40 Botched 11.40 Rizzoli & Isles 12.30 In Conversa on With Alex Malley 1.00 Anger Management
7 MATE 4.30 Billy The Exterminator 5.00 Gator Boys 6.00 American Pickers 7.00 Pawn Stars 7.30 Talking Footy 8.30 Prospectors 9.30 Klondike Gold Fever 10.30 America's Hardest Prisons 11.45 Jail - Las Vegas Jailhouse 12.15 Heroes Reborn SEVEN SA 6.00 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Movie: The Toyman Killer 2.00 The Daily Edi on 3.00 The Chase 4.00 Seven News At 4 5.00 The Chase Australia 6.00 Seven News 6.30 Today Tonight 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 My Kitchen Rules 9.00 Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares 10.00 Bones 11.00 Never Seen A Doctor 12.00 Grey's Anatomy 2.00 Home Shopping 4.00 NBC Today 5.00 Seven Early News
SEVEN SA 6.00 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Movie: Dead At 17 2.00 The Daily Edi on 3.00 The Chase 4.00 Seven News At 4 5.00 The Chase Australia 6.00 Seven News 6.30 Today Tonight 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 My Kitchen Rules 9.00 Million Dollar Cold Case 10.30 Surveillance Ozl 11.00 Blindspot 12.00 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 12.30 Parks And Recrea on 1.00 Scandal
ELEVEN 5.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 5.30 Frasier 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 Neighbours 7.00 Malcolm In The Middle 7.30 How I Met Your Mother 8.00 The Simpsons 9.30 Supernatural 10.30 The Strain 11.30 The Late Late Show With James Corden 12.30 Dexter
NINE SA (5) 6.00 Today 9.00 Today Extra 11.30 Nine’s Morning News 12.00 Ellen 1.00 Extra 1.30 Kevin Can Wait 2.00 Married At First Sight 3.00 Nine News Now 4.00 Nine A ernoon News 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat 6.00 Nine News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 Married at First Sight 8.40 Travel Guides 9.40 Schwarzenegger The Celebrity Appren ce 10.50 TBA 12.00 Mike & Molly 12.30 20/20 1.30 Danoz
7 MATE 4.30 Billy The Exterminator 5.00 Klondike Gold Fever 6.00 American Pickers 7.00 Pawn Stars 7.30 Highway Patrol 8.00 Motorway Patrol 8.30 Ice Road Truckers 9.30 Coun ng Cars 10.30 Car Chasers 11.00 World's Toughest Trucker 12.00 Talking Footy
ABC 1 6.00 ABC News Breakfast 9.00 ABC News Mornings 10.00 Landline 11.00 Grand Designs 12.00 ABC News 1.00 Flying Miners 2.00 Parliament Ques on Time 3.00 The Cook And The Chef 3.30 Eggheads 4.00 An ques Roadshow 5.00 ABC News Early 5.30 The Drum 6.00 Pointless 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.20 Media Watch 9.35 Q&A 10.40 Lateline 11.10 The Business 11.30 Golf: PGA Tour Highlights
ONE HD 2.00 Nash Bridges 3.00 Jake And The Fatman 4.00 Diagnosis Murder 5.00 Star Trek 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 M*A*S*H 7.30 MacGyver 8.30 Movie: Coach Carter 11.15 Super Rugby Extra Time 12.15 Moto GP 2017 1.45 Gille e World Sport
SBS ONE 5.00 World Watch 2.00 Andre Rieu - Under The Stars 3.05 SBS Flashback 3.15 Predict My Future: The Science Of Us 4.05 The Wonder Of Dogs 5.00 Living Black 5.30 Le ers And Numbers 6.00 Food Safari Fire 6.30 SBS World News 7.30 The Doctor Who Gave Up Drugs 8.35 Simon Reeve's Big Life Fix 9.40 SAS: Who Dares Wins 10.35 The Feed 11.05 The World Game 11.35 Anno 1790 1.50 The Legacy
PRIME 6.00 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Midday Movie: Dark Inten ons 2.00 The Daily Edi on 3.00 The Chase 4.00 Seven News At 4 5.00 The Chase Australia 6.00 Seven News 7.30 My Kitchen Rules 9.00 TBA 12.00 Packed To The Ra ers 1.00 Home Shopping 5.30 Sunrise
GO 4.30 Scooby-Doo! 5.00 Uncle Grandpa 5.30 Teen Titans Go! 6.00 Regular Show 6.30 Adventure Time 7.00 The Middle 7.30 Science Of Stupid 8.00 Top Gear 9.10 Daylight 11.30 Two And A Half Men 12.00 Thunderbirds Are Go 12.35 Adventure Time
SC NINE 6.00 Today 9.00 Today Extra 11.30 Nine’s Morning News 12.00 Ellen 1.00 Extra 1.30 Kevin Can Wait 2.00 Married At First Sight 3.00 Nine News Now 4.00 Nine A ernoon News 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat 6.00 Nine News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 Married At First Sight 8.40 House Husbands 9.40 Footy Classified 10.40 Botched 11.40 Rizzoli & Isles 12.30 In Conversa on With Alex Malley 1.00 Anger Management
GEM 4.10 Heartbeat 5.20 Absolutely Fabulous 6.00 Friends 7.00 As Time Goes By 7.40 Penguins - Spy In The Huddle 8.50 Weather Top Ten 9.50 TBA 11.20 Li le Bri an Abroad 12.00 Footy Classified 1.00 TV Shop 1.30 Danoz 2.00 Heartbeat
WIN VIC 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 Everyday Gourmet With Jus ne Schofield 7.00 Win's All Australian News 8.00 Entertainment Tonight 8.30 Studio 10 11.00 The Talk 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 TBA 2.30 Alive and Cooking 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 My Market Kitchen 4.00 Good Chef Bad Chef 4.30 The Bold and the Beau ful 5.00 TEN Eyewitness News 6.00 WIN News 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Biggest Loser: Transformed 8.30 Movie: The Heat 10.50 Who's Line Is It Anyway? Australia 11.30 Win's All Australian News 12.30 The Project 7 TWO 3.00 Auc on Squad 4.00 Deal or No Deal 5.00 Medical Emergency 5.30 60 Minute Makeover 6.30 Bargain Hunt 7.30 Jonathan Creek 8.30 Foyle's War 10.30 Blue Murder: In Deep 12.00 Bargain Hunt 1.00 Deal Or No Deal 1.30 Foyle's War
WIN SA 6.00 Family Fued 6.30 Everyday Gourmet With Jus ne Schofield 7.00 Win's All Australian News 8.00 Entertainment Tonight 8.30 Studio 10 11.00 The Talk 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 TBA 2.00 Entertainment Tonight 2.30 Alive And Cooking 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 My Market Kitchen 4.00 Good Chef Bad Chef 4.30 The Bold and the Beau ful 5.00 TEN Eyewitness News 6.00 Win Nes 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Biggest Loser: Transformed 8.30 NCIS 10.30 TBA 11.30 Win's All Australian News 12.30 The Project
ELEVEN 6.00 Family Feud 6.30 Neighbours 7.00 Malcolm In The Middle 7.30 How I Met Your Mother 8.00 The Simpsons 8.30 Movie: Tomorrow When The War Began 10.35 How I Met Your Mother 11.35 The Late Late Show With James Corden
NINE SA (5) 6.00 Today 9.00 Today Extra 11.30 Nine’s Morning News 12.00 Ellen 1.00 Extra 1.30 Kevin Can Wait 2.00 Married At First Sight 3.00 Nine News Now 4.00 Nine A ernoon News 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat 6.00 Nine News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 Planet Earth II 8.40 The Footy Show 10.40 World's Funniest Videos Top 10 Countdown 11.40 Two And A Half Men 12.05 Proof 1.00 Ground Floor 1.30 Danoz
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CRICKET GRAND FINAL ACTION
WARRIORS CLAIM SOFTBALL SILVERWARE
Michael Silvy
What Demons would give to have the bottom of the fifth innings all over again. Leading 2-1 in what had been a tight contest for four and a half innings, Warriors ended that dig with a 6-2 lead and never looked like surrendering it until the mercy rule was invoked at the bottom of the sixth. Challenging for back to back titles, coach Cody Manning was leading the way early with some clinical outs in the field and some strong work in the batting box. After a scoreless first innings, Manning stepped up to the plate and her three bagger set up her team’s first run, after Tayla Wilson-Smith’s fly ball fell safely over the head of Erin Chaplin. Demons could have even had two runs were it not for a strong play at the home plate by Warriors when Wilson-Smith looked set make it two – a dropped fly ball at right field turning into the pivotal out at the home plate when Demons took on the thrower. Warriors found the equaliser at the bottom of the third courtesy of a Leyna Bruggemann hit to left field that scored Courtney Hansen. Much like Demons in the previous dig, it looked like Warriors was set to make it two when Claire Chaplin made good connection only to see Felicity Treacey hold onto a stunning catch at centrefield and the match was tied away at one apiece. It was Manning again who found safe territory at centrefield and she was able to score and give her side that 2-1 lead. The match looked set to be an arm wrestle as scoring again looked difficult as both teams were unable to take advantage of runners on base. That was until that fateful fifth innings with Warriors at bat. Hansen started the rout
with a safehit over Angie Williams at second and she was then replaced by quick base runner Enmerson Hann. Her pace had immediate effect as she was able to steal two bases on an errant throw - a throw that was the beginning of a litany of errors and balls falling frustratingly safe that broke open the contest. Hann got home on a dropped catch that saw Nicole Vause reach first and then Bruggemann picked up her second safehit to second with a strong shot to left field. Once bases were loaded the scoring flowed with Taylor Wilsmore falling to a super catch from Wilson-Smith at right field as she sacrificed herself to see her team take the lead. It was then that basic errors in the field started to take their toll with every error seemingly costing a run. Grace Millard eventually stopped the rot with a well timed strike out. Manning again refused to surrender with another safehit hit, this time to centrefield but that aside, Warriors were able to hold Demons at the top of the sixth and maintain that 6-2 lead. In a way the damage done at the bottom of the sixth, that saw the mercy rule eventually invoked, saw a result that belied the efforts of Demons for the best part of five innings, but it did happen as the errors that plagued the fifth innings seemed to infect the entire Demons team in the sixth. Manning tried to stem the bleeding with some fielding changes that saw her move to the pitching mound but nothing seemed to help. A combination of well placed safehits and uncharacteristic fielding errors saw Warriors continue to pile on the pain, forcing the hand of plate umpire Jenny Burston, who finally called the game – ending the torture for Demons and signalling the celebrations for Warriors – a club committed to retribution after missing last season’s title decider for this first time in living memory. Leyna Bruggemann, who was impressive on the mound, only giving up four hits for the match, and Erin Chaplin, who made some critical plays from second, as well as picking up two safehits were in contention for the grand final MVP but in the end Taylor Wilsmore secured the honour. The former South Australian Under 19 national championship winning team member was in everything – she completed five outs, had two safehits and the sacrifice fly , as well as three runs batted in. For Demons, Manning could hold her head high with her three safehits and clinical efforts in the field, especially early, while the outfield catches of Treacey and Wilson-Smith certainly ensured the result was not decided even earlier. Warriors 14 (L. Bruggemann, T. Wilsmore, E. Chaplin 2; R. Sneath, C. Chaplin, T. Pearson, K. Telford, C. Hansen) d Demons 2 (C. Manning 3; T. Wilson-Smith)
Nick McInerney Ryan Hosking
Above (from top) - Grand Final MVP Taylor Wilsmore in action; Leyna Bruggemann; Cody Manning & Erin Chaplin.
Niall Easterbrook Full wrap of cricket grand finals on our facebook page
Left - Grand Final MVP Taylor Wilsmore.
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LOCAL SPORT TENNIS GRAND FINALISTS DECIDED PRELIMINARY FINALS A1 Reidy Park/Uniting Church 12-86 d West Gambier 5-57 Men’s singles: R. Williamson d E. Schultz 6-1; K. Edwards d T. Snell 6-3; M. Stark d J. Dedonatis 6-1; L. McEvoy lost to N. Lang 3-6. Women’s singles: K. Mitchell losdt to J. Sealey 3-6; O. McEvoy lost to A. O’Shaughnessy 0-6; B. Young d E. Beames 6-3. GRAND FINAL - GLENCOE V REIDY PARK.UNITING CHURCH A2 Glencoe 9-82 d West Gambier 7-76 GRAND FINAL - CENTRALS/SAINTS UNITED V GLENCOE A3 Glencoe 11-90 d Mount Schank 7-73
FAMILY FUN DAY AT BEACHPORT
GRAND FINAL - WEST GAMBIER V GLENCOE B1 Moorak Green 9-58 d Moorak Gold 3-32 GRAND FINAL - SUTTONTOWN V MOORAK GREEN MINOR ROUND LADIES DOUBLES Glencoe Maroon 4-27 d Mil Lel 2-21; Mount Schank 6-38 d Glencoe Gold 0-18; Saints United v Uniting Church Red (no details available); East Gambier 3-31 d Reidy Park 3-29; Uniting Church White 4-33 d Allendale East 2-20. MIXED DOUBLES Mount Schank drew with Glencoe; Centrals v Uniting Church (no details available). Right (from left) - Rowan Williamson & Bailey Young.
MOUNT GAMBIER SOFTBALL LEAGUE HONOURS IS BEST Warriors playing coach Leyna Bruggemann capped a stellar season when she was voted the Mount Gambier Softball League’s best & fairest player, taking out the award from consistent Concordes performer Jo Hopgood, who finished runner-up. Bruggemann also finished runner-up in the league’s two other major playing awards - batting average and runs batted in. Both those batting honours went the way of Demons coach Cody Manning, while the service to softball award - the Marj Cooke Memorial Award went to league stalwart Di Humphries. MOUNT GAMBIER SOFTBALL LEAGUE AWARDS SENIOR – BEST & FAIREST LEYNA BRUGGEMANN – 28 VOTES (pictured top left) Donated by Jeanette Elliott SENIOR - R/UP BEST & FAIREST JO HOPGOOD – 19 VOTES (pictured bottom right) Donated by Jill Gilmore SENIOR BATTING AVERAGE DIANNE BURLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY CODY MANNING - .615 (pictured bottom left) Donated by The Burley Family SENIOR BATTING AVERAGE – RUNNER UP LEYNA BRUGGEMANN- .587 Donated by MGSL SENIOR – RUNS BATTED IN CODY MANNING - 29 Donated by MGSL SENIOR – RBI RUNNER UP LEYNA BRUGGEMANN - 27 Donated by MGSL MARJ COOKE MEMORIAL AWARD MOST VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION TO SOFTBALL DI HUMPHRIES (pictured top right) Donated by The Cooke Family
The final Beachport Surf Life Saving session for this year will be a Family Fun Day this Sunday from 10am at the Beachport Surf Beach. The mosdt recent come n try session started off with a surprise visit from a dolphin cruising through the waves, before 19 Nippers braved the rather seaweedy conditions along the foreshore to take part in various games and activities. The Youth session, attended by 10 teenagers, kicked off with revision of flag signals and a game of beach soccer before heading out in the deeper water for a Run/Swim/Run, a practise of board rescues and catching some waves. More information about this Sunday’s session and the club can be found on the Facebook page, Beachport Surf Life Saving. lifestyle1.net | 43
LOCAL SPORT EXCITING END TO TOUCH FOOTBALL SEASON The Mount Gambier Touch Football Association season come to a close earlier this month with the grand finals being held at Vansittart Park. Division 3 was first up with the final being between two school based teams TWC Titans (Tenison) and Grant Giants 2, which is a great sign for the longevity of the association. The first half was very even both teams scoring two tries to half time. It was in the second half that the Grant Giants, in their first season, pulled away with the help of one their biggest play makers Brodie Clark, with a trio of tries. The end result was a 6-3 win to the Grant Giants 2. Kyle Jones was the stand out with all three tries for TWC Titans, along with their captain Sarah Opie, who is a rising talent in the sport. Division 2 final was played at the same time as Division 3 with the very experienced Liquorice Allsorts taking on the new look MF Suns, who really came together on semi final night to make it through to the season decider. The first half saw Liquorice Allsorts use their experience to get to a 3-1 lead at half time and then they built
from there. Damien McMahon was their top try scorer, with three, and along with a stalwart of the competition Brad Mann led their team to a 9–4 victory. Unfortunately for the Suns their captain coach Brett Watson’s experience and Chloe Long’s play making wasn’t enough to lead the new young team to a win but they will only grow into next season. The game of night was the Division 1 final playing off for the sought after “REG” between the teams from Tiki Touch – the experienced Tiki Roos and the talented young guns of Tiki Blues. Tiki Roos started with the ball and scored with their opening set of six. There was no doubt they were out to show the youngsters who was boss and at the end of the first half they lead the Blues 7-2. But the Blues didn’t let that get them down and they played the second half like the up and coming superstars they are, outscoring the Roos but still falling short with a final score of 10–6. Almost everyone from the Roos hit the scorecard with coach and veteran Sean Fulton and gun Zoe Llewllyn getting two tries apiece. Top scorer for
the game was one half of the Johnston twins, Jarred with three, but his brother Luke, captain of the Blues, was also influential, directing play and pushing the team right to the final siren. League Presentations were also held after the grand finals. INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS Division 1/2 Male MVP – Jarred Johnston (Tiki Blues) 15 votes, Female MVP – Chloe Long (MF Suns) 17 votes. Most tries male – Jarred Johnson (Tiki Blues) 32 Most tries female – Megan Von Duve (Tiki Roos) 12 Division 3 Male MVP – Brodie Clark (Grant Giants 2) 17 votes, Female MVP – Sarah Opie (TWC Titans) 17 votes Most tries male – Matthew Bonney (Cant Touch This) 26 Most tries female - Justina Andrews (Grant Giants 1) 8
Division one MVP (male) & top try scorer Jarred Johnston
Below (from left) - Division one winners - Tiki Roos; division two winners - Liquorice Allsorts; division three winners - Grant Giants 2.
Division one MVP (female) Chloe Long
LIMESTONE COAST BASKETBALL WELL AND TRULY ON STATE MAP The Under 14 and Under 18 SA Country Basketball Championship titles have been run and won with the Limestone Coast making a strong showing, bringing home six titles and finishing runnerup in a further five. The Mount Gambier Lakers Under 14 girls competed in division three, moving through the competition undefeated with a string of relatively comfortable victories before a nailbiting one point grand final victory over Port Lincoln. The girls defeated Broken Hill, Strathalbyn, Port Pirie, Willunga & Districts, Murray Bridge and Millicent on the way to the title decider and eventual championship. It was equally exciting when the Mount Gamier Lakers Under 14 boys faced off in the division one title decider. Having lost to their grand final opponent Mildura by 21 points in the pool matches, the young Lakers dug deep to secure a one point title victory. On the way to the SA Country championship, the Lakers boys defeated Millicent, Riverland, Strathalbyn and Port Augusta before claiming the shock title in the tense decider. Things were much more comfortable for the Lakers Under 18 women who enjoyed a 17 point title decider win after going through the weekend tournament undefeated. Great Southern, Strathalbyn, Yorke Peninsula, who also lost the title decider against the star studded Lakers line-up and Millicent all fell by the wayside as the Lakers girls easily accounted for most opposition – a nine point pool match win over grand final opponent Yorke Peninsula the closest contest in a weekend that saw mainly 30
point plus margins. The fourth title came courtesy of Keith, who won the Under 14 boys division five SA Country Basketball Championship with a tough two point victory over Kangaroo Island. Millicent also had a boys team competing in this division. Bordertown got the job done in the Under 14 girls division two competition, defeating fellow South East team Naracoorte in the title decider, 29-22. In Under 18 boys division three action, the title decider was an all Limestone Coast affair with Mount Gambier claiming the title with a 13 point victory over Bordertown. In the Under 14 girls division one competition, the Millicent Magic girls started with a loss to Eastern Hills, a result they easily rectified later in the competition, with their only other losses coming against Whyalla – a one point loss in the pool matches and another agonising two point loss in the title decider. Naracoorte’s Under 18 boys made the division one title decider but went down to Mildura, a team that also had their measure in the pool matches. Mount Gambier Lakers also had an Under 14 division one girls team competing, with the girls defeating Yorke Peninsula, Barossa Valley and Port Augusta along the way before bowing out to eventual runner-up Millicent at the quarter final stage. Both Mount Gambier and Millicent had teams competing in the division two under 14 boys competition with both bowing out at quarter final stage, while Naracoorte had a division one Under 14 boys team that made it all the way to semi final stage, before losing to Mildura,
in the grade that saw Mount Gambier take the championship. Mount Gambier also had a division four Under 14 boys team that made it through to the semi final stage. Millicent’s under 14 division three girls made it to the second round of the finals as well, losing to eventual titleholders Mount Gambier. In Under 14 girls division four action, Naracoorte made it through to the semi finals, while in division five Under 14 girls action, Millicent finished runner-up. In Under 18 boys division two action, Millicent bowed out at the quarter final stage, while in the Under 18 girls division four competition, Naracoorte made it to the semi finals.
Above (top right) - The victorious Under 18 Lakers girls division one team. Above (left) - The championship winning Under 14 Lakers division one boys team. Above (bottom right) - The title winning Under 14 girls division three Lakers team.
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LOCAL SPORT SOUTH EAST BOWLERS ON SHOW IN PRESTIGE MEDLEY The 2017 Prestige Medley was held again this year which saw the best of the 12 regions battle it out for the bowls honours. The women competed at Marion and the men at Holdfast Bay earlier this month. Women’s results Pool 1 • Eastern Region 6 finished top over York Peninsular Region 2. Pool 2• Metro East Region 10 finished top over South Eastern Region 1. The play off for first and second between Eastern and Metro East saw Metro East girls win quite comfortably whilst Yorke Peninsular had a narrow win over South Eastern for third and fourth place. South Eastern women overall scores being three wins two losses +19 shots Men’s results Pool 1 • Metro West Region 12 and Metro South Region 11 finished first and second. Pool 2 • Metro East and Metro North finished first and second.
The winners after the play off were first Metro West, second Metro East, third Metro South and fourth Metro North. South Eastern were in Pool 1 and came in 4th with their overall scores being two wins three losses -46 shots South Eastern men’s teams PAIRS: Darryl Stopp, Geoffrey Hams (Keith)
TRIPLES: Iain Campbell, Rodney Gibbs, John Scudds (Millicent) FOURS: Gordon Brown (Keith) Neil Watts (Lucindale) Chris Waugh (Mt G RSL) Eric Pitt (Lucindale) South Eastern women’s teams: FOURS (above left from left) - Veronica Opie (Mt G RSL); Jan Ciampa (Mundulla); Judith Grosvenor (Port
MacDonnell) & Liz Copping (Penola) TRIPLES (above centre from left) - Belinda Pepper (Bordertown); Cathy Healy (Naracoorte RSL) & Marj Richardson (Keith) PAIRS (above right from left) - Di Murch (Bordertown) & Heather Richards (Port MacDonnell)
LAKE BONNEY SHOOT WINNERS Lake Bonney Sporting Clays held the Fennell Forestry 50 target shoot earlier this month. Course setters delivered a challenging combination of targets spaced out across the grounds allowing for the optional flush shoot to run in front of the clubrooms. High Gun Chris Wright had to work hard for the top position competing in a shoot off with A grade shooter Jeremy Hellyer, a close result kept the spectators entertained at the end of the day. A number of participants took advantage of the chance to practice their skills at the Flush stand, including representatives from Fennell Forestry, Barry Fennell and Scott O’Dea, who enjoyed the challenge. Once again it was great to see some new faces, including a couple of international visitors from Canada, join the 55 shooters on the day. The Fennell Forestry team enjoyed the day even though some of the targets were quiet tricky to smash. Barry Fennell, visiting Canadian Steve Heeny and Scott O’Dea all finished with scores similar to some of the regular competitors, President Herb Whitehead presented each Clays Only shooter with a Lake Bonney glass thanking them for supporting the club and participating on the day. Mark Fabris took home first in AA from Malcolm Whitehead and Bruce Parker, while Jeremy Hellyer finished on top in A grade well ahead of John Hill and Allan Cowin, consistent scores likes these will see Jeremy move up into AA in the near future. Al Scheidl was a clear winner of the B grade while a countback decided second and third. Romain Devaud taking home second and Gary Dangerfield, third. Russell Fisk happily accepted first in C grade from boss, Barry Fennell, eighty six year old life member Colin Whitehead received the prize for second, reminding the crowd that you are never too old to shoot. Newcomer Doug Rhodes took home third on the day. The Veterans and Super Veterans competition continues to be tightly contested seeing a battle between the two Waynes in Vets and the Peters in Super Vets. This week young Wayne Evans finished ahead of Wayne Gurney and Neville Kent, while Greg Todd showed Peter Caskey and Peter Klieve that he is still the one to beat. Meagan Millard had a great day out shooting 33/50 on a hard course, Vicki Fabris was second and Renae Hunt happily accepted her first prize ever
for third. Declan Wright and Ethan Hellyer were the only young shooters on the day and both spoke very well when presented with their prizes, these are going to be two young men to watch in the future. The next event at Lake Bonney was at the weekend, followed by the South East Branch’s 60 target English Sporting at Burrungule on March 26. RESULTS High Gun Chris Wright 43/50 AA • Mark Fabris 41; Malcolm Whitehead 40; Bruce Parker 39 A • Jeremy Hellyer 43; John Hill 37; Allan Cowin 34 B • Al Scheidl 37; Romain Devaud 32; Garry Dangerfield 32 C • Russell Fisk 31; Colin Whitehead 29; Doug Rhode 28 Vets • Wayne Evans 42; Wayne Gurney 38; Neville Kent 34 Super vets • Greg Todd 38; Peter Caskey 32; Peter Klieve 31 Ladies • Meagan Millard 33; Vicki Fabris 20; Renae Hunt 18 Sub Junior • Declan Wright 29; Ethan Hellyer 23
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1. Bruce Parker, Mark Fabris & sponsor Barry Fennell 2. Chris Wright & sponsor Barry Fennell 3. Wayne Gurney, Neville Kent & sponsor Barry Fennell 4. Al Schiedl, Romain Devaud & sponsor Barry Fennell 5. Meagan Millard, Vicki Fabris, Renae Hunt & sponsor Barry Fennell 6. Jeremy Hellyer, John Hill ,Allan Cowin & sponsor Barry Fennell 7. Sponsor Barry Fennell (far left) with a group of shooters. 8. Russell Fisk ,Colin Whitehead, Doug Rhodes & sponsor Barry Fennell 9. Peter Caskey, Peter Klieve & sponsor Barry Fennell 10. Declan Wright, Ethan Hellyer & sponsor Barry Fennell
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