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Swimming with the Aussie Dolphins Local swimmer rubs shoulders with the stars While many of the Mount Gambier Swim Club swimmers were eagerly watching their swimming idols compete last week at the Australian Swimming

Championships on livestream TV, one local swimmer was fortunate enough to be invited to attend.

Lucy Dening participated at the recent Bio Island JX Clinic at the

SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre which was attended by members of the Australian Dolphins Swim Team and coaching staff, See inside for full story

Redevelopment hits the right mark Naracoorte Library project comes in under budget after final number crunched It was a makeover years in the making and in good news for the Naracoorte Lucindale Council coffers, the Naracoorte Library Redevelopment has come in under budget.

With the final numbers now crunched the bill sits at $2.44million, coming in just under the pre-tender cost estimate of $2.5million.

The final, itemised costing was presented to council last week by CEO Trevor Smart, who was pleased to be able to deliver the good fiscal news that council has delivered the project including all construction, furniture, shelving, signage, streetscaping and ITC at a final cost of $2,444,883.

The construction and streetscaping contract with Mossop Construction and Interiors was $2,178,770, with Council spending a further $204,000 on furniture, shelving, equipment and ITC resources. A further $61,214 accounted for building contingencies, largely for unknown building conditions and issues discovered during demolition and construction.

While the redevelopment project

“…I encourage anyone who hasn’t visited the new Naracoorte Library to do so and have a chat to the library team about using the new spaces as well as the new programs and activities on offer…”

Trevor Smart (Naracorote Lucindale Council CEO

had been on the community’s wishlist for many years, it was in 2019 that the project started to take shape when council purchased the old Naracoorte Herald building, adjacent to the existing heritage-listed Naracoorte Town Hall. The redevelopment has now connected the two buildings to deliver a more comprehensive community space.

The final project delivered: • A new Library including all furniture, shelving, ITC and signage • Upgraded streetscaping and landscaping extending from the front of the Library to the front of the Town Hall • Public art and upgrades at the rear of the Library on Ormerod Street • Upgraded Town Hall toilets and foyer area Mr Smart said he was pleased with the final costs, the quality of construction and the outcome for the community.

“Council is pleased with the outcome which is a credit to all involved in this project,” he said.

“We extended the original scope of the project to include works in the Town Hall and to extend the streetscaping, so to increase the budget and deliver a more complete construction package for the community was the right decision.

“We have been able to transform the Town Hall foyer into a gallery space which has been a great value add to the project and given the public entrance to the Town Hall an overall lift as well.

“In regards to final costings, a contingency spend was

“...it has been such a great opportunity to make it a real community precinct...” Erika Vickery (Naracoorte Lucindale Mayor) approximately 2.6%, an excellent result, and reinforces the thought that went into ensuring best value for money. As with any construction project involving an existing building, unknown conditions can be discovered, but between council and Mossop, we kept these decisions practical, sensible and cost effective.

“I encourage anyone who hasn’t visited the new Naracoorte Library to do so and have a chat to the library team about using the new spaces as well as the new programs and activities on offer.”

Leading South Australian builder

Mossop Construction + Interiors, based in Mount Gambier, headed up the Brett Julian Architect designed redevelopment that now sees the library adjoining the Town Hall, forming a wonderful central, community precinct.

“There were so many discussions about different opportunities and

different ways to improve the library and then the Smith Street property became available and everything just fell into place for the new premises,” Naracoorte Lucindale Mayor Vickery said at the opening of the new library precinct. “It has been such a great opportunity to make it a real community precinct.”

Key features of the new development include: • Maintaining and enhancing the existing vaulted internal ceilings • Creating a new extension to the library to house a new dedicated children’s and parent’s area • A social gathering and reading area • New contemporary shelving and furniture • Modern meeting spaces • A linked gallery connection between the new Library and Town Hall creating upgraded disabled access, a shared community room and upgraded toilet facilities • Quiet reading nooks • Youth space with connectivity • Parents room with amenities • Special collections room • Introduction of art, murals and a complimentary colour palette • Refreshed street façade with new landscaping and urban seating

Maya brings another McIntyre to life Former local journalist & Narrawong author ready to launch her fourth novel The advice often given to aspiring authors is to write what you know and so that is exactly what Maya Linnell has done and this Friday, the former Limestone Coast local will launch her fourth novel at the Millicent Library.

The former journalist knows life in regional Australia and the now Narrawong-based romance author will launch her much anticipated fourth novel Paperbark Hill, at 7pm, this Friday, at the Millicent Library.

Since turning her hand to writing about matters of the heart, Maya has carved a successful career that has seen her previous three novels receive critical acclaim, also finding their way onto best sellers lists.

Writing about the life she lives and loves has been the secret to the success of the keen bookworm and wannabe flower farmer, who also hosts a monthly online show called Library Lovers, for the digital app Libby Over Drive.

Her latest heroine is Diana McIntyre as Maya again weaves

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a tale of life and love against the backdrop of rural Australia.

In Paperbark Hill, Diana and her four boys have had a tough eighteen months but with the love and support of her family, she believes their lives are finally back on track. Diana’s dream of starting a flower farm has been the perfect diversion, with an elderly dahlia expert showing her the ropes. She won’t have to do this alone.

Locum pharmacist and single dad Ned Gardiner hasn’t called Victoria home for years. However his father’s death forces Ned to return to the family farm, a place that holds few happy memories for him. Dealing with his estranged mother and sorting his father’s affairs, he plans on leaving as soon as possible, but what will it take for Ned to put down roots?

With six children between them, can this pair juggle families, farms and the possibility of a blossoming romance?

Such is Maya’s storytelling ability that even if you are sure you know

the answer to that question, you will still want to read every page of her latest book.

Paperbark Hill is the final story about the McIntyre sisters, following Wildflower Ridge, Bottlebrush Creek and Magpie’s Bend.

For fans of Maya’s first three instalments, picking up a copy of Paperbark Hill is a no-brainer but the praise from those who have already earned a sneak peak of her four novels is certainly recommendation enough.

“I thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful story and was particularly impressed with Maya’s garden knowledge and how her flower references throughout were always in tune with the seasons,” Victorian-based flower farmer @ FlorelieSeasonalFlowers Lorelie Merton.

With fellow bestselling author Karly Lane also impressed. “Maya Linnell does it again with her warm country charm, family drama and loveable characters.”

It is safe to say placing her latest heroine, Diane McIntyre, as a flower farmer is no coincidence, given Maya’s penchant for all things floral and dreams of establishing her own flower farm, and photos from her own garden featured on the front cover of Paperbark Hill.

While Maya is categorised as a romance novelist, no story is one dimensional and Paperbark Hill also tackles grief, family dynamics, addiction and the burgeoning ‘grown not flown’ movement within the Australian flower industry.

Maya’s book launch at the Millicent Library will see her in conversation with fellow Millicent alumni Rebekah Lowe and if you are new to Maya’s work, if you love the work of Fleur McDonald,

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Monica McInerney, Rachael Johns and Karly Lane then Maya’s stories of the McIntyre sisters will certainly pique your interest. RSVP to the Millicent Library to secure your place atFriday’s launch.

WHERE TO FIND MAYA LINNELL: • https://www.mayalinnell.com/ • Instagram: https://www.

instagram.com/maya.linnell.writes/ • Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/maya.linnell. author/ READY TO LAUNCH: Maya Linnell at a book signing at Mount Gambier’s Collins Bookstore in 2021.

Holly vying for two scholarships Return of live performance for Generations in Jazz scholarship finalists There is simply no denying Holly Forster’s musical ability.

The Western Australian based student has made history, becoming only the second student in the history of Generations in Jazz to be selected as a finalist for both the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship and the GIJ Vocal Scholarship.

Sarah McKenzie, back in 2009, was the first student to achieve that feat, going on to become a highly acclaimed jazz pianist, singer and composer.

It means 11 students, aged 15 to 21 years of age, will vie for $20,000 in cash awards as finalists in the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship and the GIJ Vocal Scholarship next month.

GIJ chairman Peter Roberts said the finalists were selected after submitting an audition recording which was then adjudicated by a panel of selectors, including GIJ artistic director James Morrison AM. “Drawn from Queensland, Western Australia, Victoria and South Australia, there is a great representation of young Australian music talent, ranging from university music students to a Year 10 secondary school student,” Mr Roberts said.

“They were selected from more than 40 applicants this year which is extremely heartening given the very uncertain effect of the pandemic still being evident.”

Mr Roberts said it will be a return to a ‘live adjudication performance’ for the scholarship

“…these GIJ scholarships can provide a gateway for a young person to realise their jazz career ambitions... you only have to see the line up in the GIJ Alumni Big Band to appreciate the scholarships far reach…” Peter Roberts (Generations in Jazz chairman)

finalists after two previous years when the scholarship had not been held due to the pandemic.

The adjudication concert will be held at Mount Gambier’s Wehl Street Community Theatre on Wednesday, June 15, with tickets available at the door.

Each finalist will perform two pieces of their selection in front of a live audience and a panel of music icons including James Morrison, inaugural GIJ Vocal Scholarship winner Megan Washington and former James Morrison Jazz Scholarship finalists John Foreman and Darren Percival.

The concert will feature the following finalists Oscar Bruten (Tenor Sax), Cameron Fermoyle (Drums), Holly Forster (Alto Sax and

“…there is a great representation of young Australian music talent, ranging from university music students to a Year 10 secondary school student…” Peter Roberts (Generations in Jazz chairman)

Voice), Abimif Oluwa Onamade (Drums), Thien Pham (Trumpet/ Flugelhorn) and Christopher Rozakeas (Trombone) along with vocalists Emma Simpson-Smith, Kaitlyn Chester, Grace Mensforth, Cecilia Dewar and Olivia Dacal.

“This will be a great concert showcasing young Australian musicians,” Mr Roberts said.

The recipients of both scholarships will be announced at the GIJ Improvised 2022 gala concert on Thursday, June 16, at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, featuring James Morrison and the GIJ Alumni Big Band, including some of Australia’s most loved performers. Tickets are available now from the GIJ website.

“These GIJ scholarships can provide a gateway for a young person to realise their jazz career ambitions as have many who have been recipients and finalists previously,” Mr Roberts said. “You only have to see the line up in the GIJ Alumni Big Band to appreciate

the scholarships far reach. We can’t wait to see who will be the recipients in 2022.”

The James Morrison Jazz Scholarship, now in its 33rd year, provides $10,000 cash award to the successful artist to assist in the development of their musical career. It is sponsored by Melbourne-based Andrea Evans and family, recognising the late Ron Evans’ love of jazz and desire to encourage and foster musical talent.

The GIJ Vocal Scholarship, sponsored by Benara Pastoral, identifies, recognises and rewards musical excellence providing $10,000 cash award to support personal development for the successful recipient.

To keep up to date with all of the latest news from GIJ Improvised 2022 visit the website or follow us on Facebook

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE HAY DRIVE

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being the section of road from the Old Laundry Building carpark to Potters Point Lookout.

The temporary road closure is to allow for the safe running of the ‘Gravity Enduro’ event.

For the duration of the closure, the parking of vehicles in this portion of street is also prohibited.

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AUSTRALIAN KELPIE MUSTER VARIOUS LOCATIONS CASTERTON June 11 & 12

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We are contracted by the Commonwealth Government to supply FREE hearing services to eligible pensioners and veterans.

FREE DIGITAL hearing aids are available including the new directional ‘OPEN fit’ models for better hearing in groups and noisier situations. *conditions apply

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30TH NATIONAL AUSTRALIAN HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY SHOW MOUNT GAMBIER SHOWGROUNDS June 10-12

2022 SOUTHERN STATES HIGHLAND DANCING CHAMPIONSHIPS THE ICEHOUSE • MOUNT GAMBIER June 11 & 12

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SATURDAY 11 JUNE 2022 from 8:00am to SUNDAY 12 JUNE 2022 7:00pm

MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL ROADSHOW PORTLAND CIVIC & ARTS CENTRE June 5

MUSICAL THREAT: West Australian music student Holly Forster is a finalist in both the GIJ Vocal Scholarship and James Morrison Scholarship.

FREE Digital Hearing Aids for eligible pensioners & veterans*

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 59 of the Summary Offences Act 1953 that the following portion of street will be closed to all vehicular traffic as follows:

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Outback artistic residency a huge career opportunity

Country Arts SA is inviting artists from all disciplines to apply for a three-week residency this October at Grindell’s Hut located in the heart of the Vulkathunha - Gammon Ranges National Park in the Northern Flinders Ranges.

Established more than 16 years ago, the vision for the residency program is to provide an environment of extraordinary natural beauty with historic significance for artists to pursue their practice while immersed in an outback environment. The park forms part of the traditional country of the Adnyamathanha people and is rich with cultural significance. It is also a haven for many rare and endangered plants and animals.

This year, the selection process is opened to artists of all disciplines nationwide.

Last year’s Grindell’s Hut Artist in Residence, Deborah Prior (pictured above at Grindell’s Hut in 2021), said the Grindell’s Hut Residency had been a transformative and restorative experience. “ It has challenged and expanded my thinking and making processes in the studio; and heightened my awareness and appreciation of the natural world,” she said.

The Grindell’s Hut Artist in Residence program is a partnership between Country Arts SA, and The Department for Environment and Water through the Vulkathunha‐Gammon Ranges National Park Co‐ Management Board, and managed by Country Arts SA. One artist nationwide will be selected to take part in the residency program which will run from October 9-30.

For more information including artist fee, Community Engagement, Terms and Conditions head to the website.

Expressions of Interest must be submitted either in person, by mail or electronically no later than 5pm, Friday, June 24, including all support material to: Email: Grindellshut@countryarts.org.au or post to: Grindell’s Hut Country Arts SA 2 McLaren Parade Port Adelaide, SA, 5015

Masterclass series WiBRD set to facilitate critical development workshops

Women in Business and Regional Development is a business network all about supporting women to build successful careers and the 2022 Mastermind Masterclass series is all about upskilling women to do just that.

This series has been designed to offer quality development sessions from both locally recognised presenters as well as

further afield and all are aimed at assisting the network’s members and community in building their businesses and careers.

The masterclasses will be around 90 minutes either online or in person throughout the rest of the year, with the topics selected based on feedback provided from members as well as some wonderful opportunities to collaborate with other organisations.

Women in Business and Regional Development board member Brittany Shelton said they were kickstarting the series with a bang with three incredible speakers next month.

June 9 will be a session titled Copywriting - The Psychology of Words, with Anita Siek (above left), of Wordfetti. It will be an online workshop and will give simple, instant and actionable methods that attendees will immediately implement and keep in their arsenal going forward.

Melissa Browne (above right) will host the June 15 session -

Psychology of Pricing Workshop.

That session will incorporate both theory and practical, ensuring participants walk away with the tools they need to make decisions around pricing in their business as well as working on their existing pricing. This workshop is being run in conjunction with the Limestone Coast Women in Ag Network. This is a network Women in Business and Regional Development is excited to support, it is for women in the agriculture industry in the Limestone Coast to communicate with and support each other in both a social and a professional capacity, building strong connectedness in the region.

There will also be an online workshop on Know Your Numbers hosted by leading local accountant, Jason Seidel (left), from Galpins, tackling financial myths, tips and traps of starting and running a business.

Details for these events and ticket sales are here www.wibrd. org.au/current-events/

Star kelpie headed to town Muster Dogs winner to headline Casterton Kelpie Muster Some famous furry friends will make their way to Casterton this June long weekend to test out their mustering skills at the 2022 Eukanuba Australian Kelpie Muster.

Frank Finger and his prized pup Annie, winners of season one of the popular ABC television series Muster Dogs, will attend the 2022 Kelpie Muster which will go ahead after two years of forced modifications and gathering restrictions.

Frank and Annie will venture all the way from Northern Queensland and will mingle with fellow graziers and working dogs at the event, which celebrates the township’s claim to fame as the official birthplace of the kelpie.

Casterton Kelpie Association president Karen Stephens was thrilled to welcome the celebrity duo.

“We are delighted to host Frank and Annie at the 2022 Eukanuba Australian Kelpie Muster, we know there will be many eventgoers who will be seeking out the Muster Dog winners to discuss training tips and even snap a selfie together,” she said.

“Frank and Annie will also be joined by fellow Muster Dogs competitor Rob Tunck, and the program’s producers, which will provide a mini Muster Dogs reunion right here in Casterton.”

The Muster enters its 26th year with much anticipation and

excitement, garnering a loyal event following and ongoing national media attention on programs such as The Project.

“On average more than 10,000 people attend the Kelpie Muster, and we are expecting crowd numbers to be even higher this year due to not only the regained freedom of travel, but our recent record-breaking Kelpie auctions and the strong fanbase the event has amassed,” said president Karen Stephens.

“The three-day Muster features something for everyone. On Saturday we have the ‘Festival’ which offers a range of free activities and events including the Street Parade, Kelpie High Jump,

Kelpie Hill Climb and the Kelpie Dash.

“On Sunday is Australia’s premier Working Dog Auction, which last year saw a national record set with kelpie Hoover selling for $35,200.

“And lastly, on Monday is the Working Dog training School, which provides specialised training for working dogs for those interested.

“Casterton will be swelling with

furry friends and dog lovers this June long weekend, and we look forward to welcoming back many familiar faces, as well as many new first time Muster-goers in 2022.”

Record donation supports vital service Craft group hands over cheque to In Home Hospice Care service after exhibition Twisted Threads has held its annual exhibition and sale earlier this month and as a result have been able to handover a record donation to Mount Gambier’s In Home Hospice Care (IHHC).

The craft group held its traditional Autumn Exhibition for the 12th time at Mount Gambier’s City Hall and last week handed over the $1000 of fundraising for the palliative care service with IHHC manager Sandi Elliott heading to the group’s meeting last week to share the history of the service, how it is being utilised and the way forward.

“We’re like that extended family member, we are there to provide holistic support,” Mrs Elliott said.

“We’re not medical or clinical.

We are not taking away from any medical services already catered for in the community.”

The hospice service manager shared how the Mount Gambier service had been set up based on a successful Warrnambool model

that in a decade has seen people dying in the comfort of their own home lift from 15 per cent to fifty per cent The Mount Gambier service started with 20 trained volunteers, added another eight recently and has 11 on the books ready to be trained to be part of the IHHC service.

“And what we would like long term is our own purpose built hospice in Mount Gambier,” Mrs Elliott said, as she pointed out the diversity of the services offered by the IHHC. “It is also about supporting the carer – that’s a big thing as well,” Mrs Elliott said.

John Amoroso has also added his Justice of the Peace skills to the service to help clients and families with advanced care directives, while a grief, loss and bereavement counsellor is now also part of the team, working one on one as well as holding community workshops. That role

has been facilitated through the recently awarded Masonic Lodge grant.

“We have also had a lawyer come on board to help with preparation of wills at a significantly reduced rate,” Mrs Elliott said.

The support of the community, including donatio0ns like the Twisted Threads windfall has been encouraging for IHHC officials.

“The generosity of the community has been amazing – we’ve been overwhelmed,” she said. “And we keep trying to raise the profile and get the word out there about what we are doing and what we are trying to do.”

IHHC are also all about matching their volunteers and clients and already have some heart warming stories about their work over the past few months.

“So often they are no longer just volunteers, they become friends,” she said.

The group Twisted Threads meets

on Wednesday mornings at the Mount Gambier Library from 9am12.30pm in one of the meeting rooms and new members are always welcome.

Twisted Threads has around 30 members, with each weekly chat ‘n’ craft session attracting around 15 participants as they

knit, crochet and sew their way to stunning handcrafted creations.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT: IHHC volunteer representative Jane Shepherd; Twisted Threads members Diana Moskwa & Julieanne Woodruff & IHHC manager Sandi Elliott.

Feel free to just drop in Community support space officially opened “It’s been amazing to witness the community and stakeholders in Mount Gambier come together in a really short space of time.”

That was Wellbeing SA Manager, Suicide Prevention & Capacity Building Brendan Kelly’s thoughts as he attended the opening of a Pop Up Drop In Community Support Space in the former Bookmark Café inside the Mount Gambier Library as it takes on a new role, front and centre of fostering community wellbeing.

Officially opening its doors last Wednesday, the former coffee shop has been transformed into a Pop Up Drop In Community Support Space, an initiative of Anglicare SA’s StandBy Support After Suicide, with the support of a raft of local community organisations.

Wellbeing SA has been part of the stakeholder and community discussions regarding just what the community needs in the mental health and wellbeing space, with an eye to suicide prevention, and Brendan was very much part of those discussions.

“The in kind support from the City of Mount Gambier and service providers, both government and non-government providers have been phenomenal,” Brendan said.

“To see groups come together with a coordinated response, accepting that the community

“…it all happens because people here are so willing to work together – they know we are better together…”

Brendan Kelly) (Wellbeing SA Manager, Suicide Prevention & Capacity Building)

“…they have put this together using their own resources – they just find a way to make things happen…”

Brendan Kelly) (Wellbeing SA Manager, Suicide Prevention & Capacity Building) clearly wants to do something.”

It might be for only five weeks but it will give organisers a strong sample size, not just from patronage, but the feedback sheets on offer in the centre, as to whether this type of service can form part of future strategies.

The space will be available two mornings, from 9am until 1pm, and two afternoons, from 1pm to 5pm four days a week to provide some flexibility for people to call in after school drop off, in their lunch break or after school and the service will run until the end of next month.

There will be at least one free craft activity each week to attract people to call in, stay for the activity, have a chat and take away some help seeking information. Plans are in place to also host a weekly Friday morning breakfast barbecue outside the library to introduce people to the Pop Up. Brendan said Mount Gambier had been a State leader in this space for some time.

“They have put this together

using their own resources – they just find a way to make things happen,” he said. “Mount Gambier set up the first Suicide Prevention Network, the first to set up an Aboriginal Suicide Prevention Network and many other initiatives and it all happens because people here are so willing to work together – they know we are better together.”

The aim of the repurposed library café space is for anyone to be able to drop in for a chat about any concerns they have for their own wellbeing or of someone they know. The agencies on duty at each session will provide a listening ear and suggestions around the services that are most appropriate for the particular concern of the individual.

The roster of opening times will be available at the library or people can contact StandBy Support After Suicide Tracey Wanganeen (pictured) on 0437 503 520 or email standbycountrysa@ anglicaresa.com.au

Mexican cottage pie 1 tbsp olive oil 500g lean beef mince 4 green shallots, coarsely chopped 35g packet taco seasoning 425g can kidney beans, rinsed, drained 420g can corn kernels, rinsed, drained 400g can chopped tomatoes 800g sebago (brushed) potatoes, peeled, chopped 60ml (1/4 cup) milk 50g butter, chopped 2 tbsp finely chopped pickled jalapeño chillies 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander leaves, plus extra, to serve 200g plain corn chips 100g (1 1/4 cups) coarsely grated cheddar Method Heat oil in a frying pan over medium‑high heat. Add beef and shallot.

Cook, using a wooden spoon to break up any lumps, for 5 minutes or until browned. Add seasoning and stir for 3 minutes. Stir in the beans, corn and tomatoes. Reduce heat to medium. Simmer for 5 minutes or until thickened slightly. Meanwhile, cook potatoes in a large saucepan of boiling water for 8‑10 minutes or until tender. Drain. Return to pan over low heat. Mash then stir in milk and butter. Remove from heat. Stir in jalapeño and coriander. Season. Preheat grill on high. Transfer the beef mixture to a 2L (8 cup) baking dish. Top with mash then chips. Sprinkle with cheddar and grill for 5 minutes or until the cheddar melts. Top with coriander to serve.

Reconciliation in focus Mount Gambier hosting multiple events & competitions BIN COLLECTION AND WASTE TRANSFER STATION QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY Bins will be COLLECTED as normal on Monday 13 June 2022 - Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday.

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A program of events will be held at the Mount Gambier Library and The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre this week to acknowledge National Reconciliation Week.

The theme for 2022 is ‘Be Brave.

Make Change’ and the City of Mount Gambier program will celebrate the recent dual naming of culturally significant local sites.

Mount Gambier Library is inviting youth aged 13 years and over to participate in the Boandik Country; Through My Lens Photography Challenge.

The photographic competition is now open and calls for submissions of photographs showcasing any of the six local landmarks where dual naming has been implemented.

“We are encouraging local youth to get out their cameras and capture one of the six prominent sites. The corresponding dual name must be visually present within the finished photograph – either digitally or creatively,” Manager Library and Community Development Georgina Davison said. “There are some great prizes to be won including JBL headphones and speaker so get your entries in to the library either by email or our social media channels by Thursday.”

The photography competition will be complemented by a photographic display in the Library foyer utilising photos from the Les Hill Collection compared with current day photos of sites of cultural significance.

The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre is also encouraging the community to get acquainted with the dual named sites through a colouring in competition.

Six different colouring sheets have been created exploring the sites and acknowledging the traditional owners as the custodians of the land where

Mount Gambier/Berrin sits today.

“You can download the colouring sheets from our website or visit The Riddoch during Reconciliation Week to colour at our colouring in station,” The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre coordinator Talie Teakle said. “To enter, send a photo of your best completed colouring in sheet via email or drop it off in person for a chance to win a great kids prize pack, including a copy of the children’s book ‘Annie’s Story’ written by Boandik Elder Aunty Michelle Jacquelin-Furr.”

Individuals and school groups are also invited to join the Mount Gambier Library on Tuesday for two story sessions, including Storytime at 10:.0am for under five year olds featuring ‘Somebody’s Land’ by Adam Goodes and Ellie Laing.

The session will be followed by an activity for children to create a door hanger with the theme ‘My bedroom is on Boandik Country.’

Aunty Michelle will read local dreamtime story ‘Thugi’ in the Cave Garden/Thugi at 1.30pm, followed by a guided drawing experience at the library.

Uncle Ken Jones will also join

the program on Thursday at 10am and 1pm to perform a Welcome to Country and will teach children about indigenous culture through sensory re-creation of local landmarks.

“We are very fortunate to have the involvement of local Aboriginal Elders as part of the City of Mount Gambier National Reconciliation Week program - Reconciliation is everyone’s business and we are really excited at the opportunity to celebrate and learn more about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation,” Ms Davison said.

All events are free. To book contact Mount Gambier Library on (08)8721 2540 or The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre on (08)8721 2563 RECONCILIATION WEEK: City of Mount Gambier Manager Library and Community Development Georgina Davison with the ‘Boandik Country; Through My Lens Photography Challenge’ prizes up for grabs as part of the National Reconciliation Week program.

Boosting aged care Volunteer program looking to support workforce The Re-engaging Volunteers into Residential Aged Care Facilities program aims to address the decline of volunteers, combat social isolation and loneliness among older people in Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs). Both experienced and new volunteers are invited to take an opportunity to experience the satisfaction of giving back to the community, by providing social support for some of the most vulnerable people in the community. Volunteers are not intended to replace existing staff and volunteering roles will be limited to non-direct care support roles including companionship and assisting with leisure activities.

Volunteers will be matched with one of the hundreds of facilities that have registered for the program, which will run until August.

Volunteers will need to: • Complete a short online training session (at no cost) • Pass a police check, and • Show proof of COVID-19 and flu vaccination as relevant.

Volunteer numbers fell dramatically during the height

of COVID-19, with more than 70 per cent of volunteers unable to assist because of visitor restrictions to protect older Australians. New public health guidance encourages increased visits for residents in residential aged care. South Australians and Territorians are now being asked to come back and experience the sense of community that volunteering provides, to help bring joy to residents of aged care facilities and make a real difference in their lives.

Volunteering SA&NT CEO Hamilton Calder said the program was an important initiative to reinvigorate volunteering in aged care.

“Volunteering has always been a vital part of the non-clinical care in aged care facilities, with data clearly showing that a sense of social engagement and companionship has a meaningful impact on the quality of life and mental wellbeing of our most vulnerable citizens,” he said.

“Volunteer programs only ever seek to complement, not replicate

or replace, the functions of a paid professional workforce. They provide assistance, companionship and support to residents, which is essential to their wellbeing. The volunteers we are calling for won’t replace paid workers in hands-on care roles, but will instead provide vital companionship and social connection through conversations, games and outings, in a time when connection has been hampered.

Volunteering has a vital role in aged care and we welcome this program as key part of the holistic care our most important citizens deserve.”

Australia’s volunteering peak bodies are committed to making the volunteering process as easy as possible, offering all the necessary training and paperwork and matching each volunteer with the most appropriate aged care facility. The Re-engaging Volunteers into Residential Aged Care Facilities program is funded by the Department of Health.

Anyone interested in the program can register at https://www. agedcarevolunteering.org.au/

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Automotive & industrial paint specialists Spray & Kolor set to celebrate 12 months of serving the Limestone Coast & Western Victoria Simon Kieselbach and Alana McLean took a calculated risk 12 months ago, opening the doors to their own Automotive and Industrial Paint Supply Store, and the evergrowing Gray Street business is now looking to lift its profile and let the community know exactly what they have to offer.

Simon has been in the spray painting industry since he was a teenager, accepting a position as a spray painter at just 16 years of age.

“I’ve been in paint all my life,” Simon said, having spent 12 years on the tools before branching out into sales for the past 11 years.

With years of experience and knowledge under his belt, it was

the perfect time to put it all to good use and open up his own Automotive and Industrial Paint supply store in Mount Gambier “We saw a gap in the market and decided it was time to set up our own business,” Simon said.

At its core, Spray and Kolor is an automotive and industrial paint supply store, supplying paint and consumables to crash repair shops, sandblasters, engineering workshops, cabinet makers and joiners and the general public in the Limestone Coast and Western Victoria with the ability to help with a diverse range of projects big or small.

Stocking exciting new brands that haven’t been seen in the

area, but are well known in their industries, such as Debeer Refinish, Valspar Refinish, Valspar Industrial Mix and BC Coatings.

Even though obviously supplying paint is a major factor in our business we also supply a range of car polishing compounds and pads for car detailers, spray guns, Aerosol cans which can be also custom made, abrasive sandpapers, concrete floor paint for sheds, pergolas and driveways and 2 pack kitchen and furniture paint making it a one stop automotive and industrial paint supply store.

With times always changing Simon is constantly on the lookout for new and exciting products to fill the shelves or the latest technology to show customers and help get you that quality finish on your job every time.

For Simon and Alana Spray and Kolor has been built on two key pillars- quality products and quality service. They pride themselves on good old-fashioned prompt and reliable customer service and that’s why the people keep coming back.

Spray and Kolor are a regionwide business with Simon travelling up to two and a half hours in all directions, up to Keith and over to Western Victoria as he touches base with businesses

that benefit from what they have to offer.

Spray and Kolor has already made strong connections supplying local panel shops and industrial workshops as well as cabinet makers in the region and they are looking to only strengthen those networks.

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Leading the way in Wattle Range Seventh Youth Recognition Awards shine a spotlight on region’s inspirational young people The presentation of the seventh annual Wattle Range Council Youth Recognition Awards was held earlier this month at the Millicent Gallery.

The awards scheme is all about honouring the distric’s young people that are making a difference in the community.

Wattle Range Council manager community development Caroline Hill said the awards were made possible by the ongoing support from generous local sponsors.

“The awards make such a difference to these young people’s lives and to be recognised by their peers, teachers and colleagues is very satisfying and encourages them to keep pursuing their dreams,” she said.

The winners of each award received a $200 prize and engraved glass plaque, while all nominees were awarded a certificate of achievement.

2022 AWARD WINNERS Arts & Culture Award Sponsored by All in Balance Winner - Angus Patterson Angus (pictured top right with Cr Sharon Cox) loves drawing and uses his passion and talent for art to also share his views on environmental and social issues. In 2019 Angus was a school captain at St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School where he was an inspiration especially to the younger students and he has also been a valued member of the Beachport Surf Life Saving Club since the club’s inception in 2015. Angus started as a nipper and is now a Youth Member, receiving his Bronze Medallion last year and providing water cover for Nippers in the 21/22 summer season. Angus also provided first aid and water cover at the 2022 Beachport Duck Race.

Angus attended a three day Surf Lifesaving SA Youth Development Camp held at the Fleurieu Peninsula to strengthen his lifesaving and team building skills and spent his summer as a VACSwim instructor. He is an avid reader, artist, student and sportsman.

Contributions to Community Award Sponsored by The Medical Clinic Millicent Winner - Alexandra (Lexy) Oliver Lexy (pictured top far right) is a volunteer with South Australian Ambulance Service, giving back to the community while studying her nursing degree.

In her second year of that course, where she is achieving distinctions for her work, Lexy still finds time to give at least 30 hours of service a month as an ambulance volunteer at both Beachport and Penola.

Lexy also works three evenings a week in the catering division of the Millicent Hospital washing dishes, food preparation and cleaning and also works as a temporary office assistant for two clinical psychologists in Mount Gambier, where her duties are filing, accounts & appointments.

At home, Lexy is a loving, caring sister, daughter and granddaughter, who prepares meals for her working family, when time permits and helps her father with cattle work and at 20 years of age, she shows a maturity and

compassion far beyond her years.

Overcoming Challenging Life Situation Award Sponsored by Wattle Range Council Winner - Layla Evans Layla (pictured above bottom left with Cr Sharon Cox) has worked hard to complete her SACE and is in the final stages of her Research Project, having also completed the Certificate III in Educational Support and is looking to gain employment as a support worker so she can inspire other young people living in a similar situation.

Layla has overcome some life complexities to achieve her learning and wellbeing goals.

Inspiration by Innovation Award Sponsored by Kimberly Clark Australia (Millicent Mill) Awarded to Georgia Winter Georgia (inset) is nothing if not busy and her commitment to a

range of community activities is inspirational.

Her SACE research project focused on the benefits of animals to mental health and she has been instrumental in Penola High School obtaining a school therapy dog who has shown many benefits.

Georgia recently personally baked biscuits for every student at Penola High School to celebrate Dolly’s Day and handed them out to continue the anti-bullying message of spreading kindness.

She organised the school formal but went above and beyond and turned it into a fundraiser and awareness night for anti-bullying platform Dolly’s Dream.

She also gives her time and expertise to the Penola Little Athletics tiny tots, has represented Penola through Millicent basketball for 10 years as both a player and referee and often gives her

time to referee interschool sports competitions for all ages.

Learning Success Award Sponsored by Glen Carron Transport Winner - Parker Dowley It is always good to receive a positive review and there are no shortage of positive reviews for Parker (pictured above bottom right with Cr Sharon Cox)and his work in the local gymnastics club.

“Parker has inspired my young son to do gymnastics. Parker is one of his coaches and he absolutely adores him. Parker is super patient in teaching him gymnastics. He is friendly and extremely kind. He always stops for a chat.” Parker’s commitment to gymnastics and his coaching prowess has seen him emerge as a role model for boys getting into the sport and now that passion and commitment has extended to parkour.

He is the Millicent Gymnastics Club first male to compete in nine years and he has also showcased the club at the Millicent Markets and at the Lucindale Fields Days. He has learnt all six routines on rings, floor, pommel, high bar, parallel bar and vault with no other males doing the routines and made history by entering the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics stream.

CARAVANS WANTED! Donehues Leisure Mt Gambier is desperately seeking more caravans to replace depleted stock due to recent sales.

Do you have a caravan you no longer want or use?

Consider having the team at Donehues Leisure sell it for you!

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You don’t need to be personally involved in any negotiations and possibly deal with potential buyers, that might have driven 100s of kilometres, getting aggressive if sale isn’t proceeding as hoped 3.

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Our business sees us in towns throughout the Limestone Coast of SA and south west Victoria on a regular basis ….so we will be in your area soon! We can call and see you for a no obligation discussion on your caravan’s worth and take the caravan to our yard.

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ARIES

(March 21- April 20) Lucky Colour: White Racing Numbers: 3-3-2-1 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-26-30-33 Financially a very progressive period and some luck in money matters also. People whom you already know could be of help. There are some exciting surprises in your romantic life coming up.

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(April 21- May 20) Lucky Colour: Peach Racing Numbers: 3-2-6-5 Lucky Day: Tuesday Lotto Numbers: 2-13-25-40-44-45

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(May 21- June 21) Lucky Colour: Green Racing Numbers: 2-3-5-6 Lucky Day: Wednesday Lotto Numbers: 2-13-25-36-39-3 Good period for your romantic interludes and new friendships but do keep out of the way of irritating people to keep peace and harmony at your place. Keep your eye open for business deals.

CANCER

(June 22- July 22) Lucky Colour: Blue Racing Numbers: 2-3-2-1 Lucky Day: Monday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-45-8-33

Because of some sudden travel arrangements your love life could suffer a bit. But business and finances should be benefiting and adding to your extra buying power also some bargains about.

LEO

(July 23- August 22) Lucky Colour: Mauve Racing Numbers: 2-3-2-3 Lucky Day: Tuesday Lotto Numbers: 2-13-3-36-39-5

Tact and diplomacy will get you a long way now so keep out of trouble with loved ones by not getting involved with things that do not concern you. Money should be a little easier to come by.

VIRGO

(August 23- September 23) Lucky Colour: White Racing Numbers: 2-1-3-5 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-45-40-22 People in the position to help you could do so now if approached the right way. Try not to be too critical about loved ones; it will only lead to conflict within the family members.

LIBRA

(September 24- October 23) Lucky Colour: Peach Racing Numbers: 2-6-9-8 Lucky Day: Thursday Lotto Numbers: 8-12-5-16-20-33

There are big changes coming up and many of them because of some new friendships. Keep a tight eye on your possessions as it is not a good period for lending or borrowing something might not come back.

SCORPIO

(October 24- November 22) Lucky Colour: Green Racing Numbers: 2-1-3-6 Lucky Day: Thursday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-45-40-33

There should be much happier times ahead and more interest in you personally. Romance department looks good but keep your cool if a new romance is developing it might take time to adjust.

SAGITTARIUS

Lucky Colour: Pink Lucky Day: Monday

(November 23- December 20) Racing Numbers: 1-5-9-6 Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-4-20-29

People might not be too keen in sharing your ideas and you might have to make up your mind on your own as to whether or not to tell them your ideas in the first place. Meeting with new people could help you in come way to get ahead in your endeavours.

CAPRICORN

(December 21- January 19) Lucky Colour: Yellow Racing Numbers: 1-3-9-5 Lucky Day: Saturday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-45-40-33 If planning a new business or starting something ahead of time you could do with expert advice. If you feel that you have not had the chance to say your piece, do it now.

AQUARIUS

(January 20- February 19) Lucky Colour: Orange Racing Numbers: 1-3-6-9 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 1-15-26-29-8-7 Try not to worry about things that might not even happen. A positive outlook will achieve much more. It could be a good period for love and new interests in this field.

PISCES

(February 20- March 20) Lucky Colour: Green Racing Numbers: 1-3-6-5 Lucky Day: Wednesday Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-45-40-22 You could get a surprise in your love life but a pleasant one. Lots of new ideas and many of them will become very profitable for you. Luck with someone born in September.

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By Calum Haygarth Landscape Architect & Horticultural Consultant With Autumn firmly in our grip and nice cool mornings with us, it’s time to take a sigh of relief in the hope that the wet weather is here and the season has broken. This will also guarantee you get the trees you want especially with all of the national shortages meaning we are taking massive online orders from Eastern States compared with the huge numbers we normally get leaving locals missing out. From what the weather experts tell us we are going to have a wet June, whilst this is always desirable (for most) too much may hamper us in digging new season bare rooted trees, fruit trees, roses and grape vines so a balance like all farmers is what we need. By the time this goes to print we should have quite a few thousand roses and trees dug from the paddocks making way for picking orders. If you haven’t thought about getting you dormant season orders in for trees, fruit trees and roses now is pretty much your last chance and you will see this year we are offering some Early Bird Special for orders placed before June 5. The interesting times we are in have seen for nearly 2 ½ years now has seen the madness of gardening in COVID nearly quadruple our normal business sales for this time of the season and our online sales have tripled too meaning keeping the nursery topped has been a constant battle. As with the past two years most of our bare rooted roses are pre-sold online before they hit our retail nursery in Mount Gambier so hurry if you would like any of the 2022 new releases too. The 2022 new releases from us are Sweet Sensation nectarine and Ruby Sensation peach which we tried last year in the trials and the fruit tasted amazing.

Autumn is a great time for planting potted roses, as the soil is still warm from summer, allowing the plants to transition in from their pots and settle before the cold of winter.

You purchase a year older rose, at half the price of those available, and they also have a more established branching structure and maturity rather than a young thin plant in winter. In addition you can see the roses in full bloom and see the real colour of the roses.

June is going to be a great month for gardening, with the long weekend being a great time to get in the garden and plant some roses, Autumn foliage and indeed any plants as the soil is still warm and they settle in before next spring.

If you wish to do some research before calling in to the nursery then you can go to www.gardenarium. com.au/trees There is an amazing array of 2022 new release trees that will be available in a few weeks time (see opposite page) and a lot of breeding has been done in recent years with all of the new introductions of ornamental pear including the narrowest one ever aptly named Javelin, this very narrow growing (fastigiated) variety on grows 2m wide. The other new re-release ornamental pear for 2022 is the dwarf ornamental pear, (we couldn’t keep up with demand last year and sold out quickly) bred by Limestone Coast Advanced Trees, this round headed tree growing

only 4m x 4m and ideal as a small shade tree in the garden or where power lines or other overhead restrictions don’t allow a full size tree. The final new release is Capital Apple a new cross between an ornamental pear and a crab apple exclusively bred here in the Limestone Coast by Limestone Coast Advanced Trees, this stunning narrow grower has brilliant larger blossom from the crab apple side and lush green foliage with the added bonus of some of the most stunning burgundy autumn colours from the pear side, certainly one to look out for if you are looking for something a little different but still skinny,ideal within suburban backyards and complements Limestone Coast Advanced Trees’ first introduction many years ago of an evergreen sport of an ornamental pear Wintergreen and as its name suggests holds its leaves all through winter. For spring blossom there is a new weeping pink flowering cherry for 2022, along the same lines as Pink Snow showers but stronger coloured and weeps to the ground in a stunning display and is fairly narrow too. Two other 2022 new releases are Crab Apple Raspberry Spear and Ivory Spear with pink and white flowers respectively and great for narrow situations along fences where width factors only allow something very narrow. Witch hazel Jelena is a newly introduced shrub with unusual curly flowers followed by stunning burgundy leaves in winter and ideal for most soil types.

Limestone Coast Advanced Trees, our sister company, is hosting its Autumn Festival of Colours 2022 at present and in the past few weeks the number of trees that have put on their Autumn splendour is amazing. There are mop top trees including those with stunning autumn colour such as the Ash, Liquidambar Mop Tops and Ornamental Pear Mop Top, as well as the stunning prunus Elvins mop top we introduced a few years ago that has spring blossom too and are are all colouring up well.

The Mop Top Ginkgo Biloba looks magnificent at the moment with its golden, butter yellow leaves plus we have half price on an over production of Ginkgo trees.

The Canadian Maples or Lipstick Maples are on special and our exclusive range of liquidambars, Chinese tallowwoods, Zelkovas or Japanese Elms and Tupelos are changing colours daily. Limestone Coast Advanced Trees range of liquidambars includes dwarf varieties, narrow growing varieties - ideal if you are looking for a change from the ornamental pears, that are popping up everywhere.

A new delivery of Wellington boots that are $10 off made by Sloggers in the US has finally arrived after a year of uncertainty with imports, just in time for winter gardening and includes clogs, boots and new elastic sided boot and this year some amazing new colours and designs, so call in for a new pair this winter and don’t slosh around with leaking boots or shoes any longer.

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Technical college plans in spotlight Member for Mount Gambier looking to create educational hub at TAFE & UniSA campus Changing the proposed location of Mount Gambier’s new $35million technical college could transform the existing TAFE and UniSA precinct into a thriving education hub for the Limestone Coast,according to Member for Mount Gambier Troy Bell.

Premier Peter Malinauskas announced plans to build five new technical colleges across regional South Australia before the March State Election, with Mount Gambier one of the nominated sites.

Although welcoming the news, Mr Bell queried Labor’s plan to co-locate the facility at Mount Gambier High School.

“We already have a technical training facility in the Mount Gambier TAFE which is currently underutilised, so a $35million investment towards updating that site would be transformational,”

he said.

“Rather than build an entirely new facility at Mount Gambier High School, we could refit the existing TAFE buildings, which are

ideally located next to UniSA and have a centralised training and education centre which has the potential to attract students from across the region and beyond.”

There could also be major opportunities with the recent announcement for the development of a Forestry Centre for Excellence for Mount Gambier, said Mr Bell, with co-funding from UniSA. “With forestry one of our region’s major employers, there will be opportunities for direct pathways for students into the sector, so increasing those partnerships and links between training providers and local employers is vital,” he said.

Mr Bell said he would also be pushing for on-site student accommodation options, similar to those in capital cities.

“Having on-site accommodation will attract young people to our region to study and complete their chosen trade or tertiary education right here in the Limestone Coast,”

he said.

The college is due to be open for the 2026 school year, however Mr Bell said he would be pushing for the facility to be open earlier, if possible.

Labor’s Country Cabinet is due in Mount Gambier next month and Mr Bell said he would be having these discussions with both the Premier and Minister for Education Blair Boyer.

“There’s a real regional boom going on right now in South Australia and around the nation and Mount Gambier and the Limestone Coast are in a unique position to benefit from that shift,” he said.

“A thriving educational precinct is a strong economic driver for our city and larger region and when opportunity knocks, we have to maximise those opportunities.”

It’s time to start learning for kinder kids Enrolments now open so book your place Looking to enrol your child in kindergarten in the Glenelg Shire next year? It’s time to start preparing their enrolment information!

Council managed kindergartens across the Glenelg Shire will soon be accepting enrolments for 2023, with three- and four-yearold kindergarten programs officially open for enrolment from Monday, May 30, through to Sunday, June 26.

Glenelg Shire children’s services manager Miryam Franjic encouraged families to start considering which centre would best suit their child’s learning needs.

“Kindergarten is a vital step in a child’s development journey. Encouraging a love of learning and developing strong social skills will assist children with their transition to primary school,” she said.

“Council offers both three-year-old and four-year-old programs at our early childhood education and care services right across the Glenelg Shire, including Dartmoor, Casterton, Heywood and Portland.

Council introduced state subsidised threeyear-old kindergarten in 2021 – as part of a ten year roll out across the state. All six services are rated exceeding the National Quality

Standards and deliver high quality programs.

“I remind families to mark the important Enrolment Period in their calendars and I look forward to welcoming many new and existing faces to our kindergarten programs next year.”

Three- and four-year-old Kindergarten Programs will be offered at the following services for 2023: • Dartmoor Children’s Centre • Heywood Kindergarten • Jaycee Kindergarten • Kalbarri Kindergarten • Kathleen Millikan Centre, Casterton • Karreeta Peeneeyt Mara Portland Child and Family Complex Enrolments can be completed online through the Glenelg Shire Council website.

For further information regarding 2023 Kindergarten Enrolments, please contact the Children’s Services team on 1300 453 635 or email enrolment@glenelg.vic.gov.au READY FOR KINDER: Casterton’s Tully and Pippa are hoping that families remember the upcoming Kinder Enrolment period.

Career opportunities on the table OneFortyOne Jubilee Sawmill looking to add to team OneFortyOne’s Jubilee Sawmill is amid a site-wide modernisation program, which has seen state of the art equipment upgrades, the addition of robotics to assist packing and wrapping timber, and new multi-million dollar Continuous Drying Kilns.

To add to this futureproofing work in Mount Gambier, Kilns manager Michael Olle (pictured) and the Jubilee Sawmill team are now recruiting another kilns operator.

Michael said it’s about finding the right person, not necessarily the most experienced.

“We want to open this job up to find the right person with the right attitude, who may not necessarily

have the most if any experience,” Michael said.

“Most of the job is operating a 20 tonne forklift to load and unload our continuous drying kilns, troubleshooting any issues, and communicating with other teams onsite.”

Experience isn’t necessary as training can be provided.

“This position has been designed so you’ll be buddied with an experienced operator,” Michael said.

“They’ll be mentoring you and guiding you through our processes for the first few months.”

“There is an annualised salary tied to the role, with five weeks annual leave and depending on

shifts you could have a two, three or four days off between rotations.”

“The most challenging part of this job is the rotating roster. It rotates through day, afternoon, and night shifts and every two weeks you’ll do a 12 hour shift to allow for the next rotation.”

“You’re also responsible for shift coverage so need to be flexible with your time.”

Kilns manager Michael said it’s been exciting to see investment in new technologies throughout the business.

“Along with the new kilns, we have new forklifts and use the latest technology across site.”

“With the kilns operator position there’s potential to eventually

move around to different roles across the Sawmill or even the forest. We’re starting to futureproof our workforce, bringing some different people on board, and the kilns operator position is a great opportunity to be a part of that.”

For more information on the kilns operator position and others at OneFortyOne, see onefortyone. com/working-with-us/careers/jobopportunities.

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Diamond in the rough honoured Mount Gambier & District Baseball League stalwart inducted into Baseball SA Hall of Fame A young Darryl Hosking harboured dreams of being a footballer but soon realised that might not be the path for him.

Sid, as he is now known, didn’t have the skills. “I wasn’t much of a footballer. I couldn’t kick for love nor money. I thought I could but then saw my mates were kicking it three times further,” he said.

It meant Sid would take a different path and the sport of baseball is all the richer for that change in direction, although the man who has been involved at the coalface of the sport for more than six decades, doesn’t rate his on diamond work much higher than his footballing prowess.

“I always believe I was an average ball player,” he said. And while that can be debated what is not up for debate is his dedication off the diamond in a wide range of administration roles as well as his tireless work not just improving the facilities for Mount Gambier players but also promoting the sport and preserving its history. It is a commitment to a sport that saw the beloved local inducted into the South Australian Baseball Hall of Fame earlier this month.

For most people, their sporting stories start with a friend encouraging them to get involved and that is the start of Sid’s baseball journey.

He had played the occasional game of rounders at primary school but it was in 1060, after Mount Gambier hosted the Victorian Provincial Baseball Championships that he was recruited by a mate and the rest, as they say, is history.

“That’s where baseball really took off in Mount Gambier,” Sid said. “The grand finals were played at Vansittart Park and because so many people, so many locals came out to watch, the local league looked to start a junior baseball competition.”

And organisers were right. The interest was there with 120 kids heading to the initial come ‘n’ try training sessions.

The enthusiastic youngsters were divided into eight teams – all with US inspired names – and Sid was part of the Pirates.

Of course a key part of becoming a baseballer is the purchase of the all important glove and Sid spied a beauty in the window of local store Zed’s and it was soon part of his baseball kit.

Starting his career in the outfield, Sid’s inaugural glove was actually a specialist first base mitt, and so a few games in, a keen eye noticed the error and Sid had to replace that first glove.

“I have no idea where it ended up,” he said. “You weren’t allowed to wear a first base mitt anywhere else on the field but I had no idea and I wore it for a few weeks before someone noticed.”

In his second season of junior league baseball Sid ventured to the pitching mound and behind the catcher’s mask but for all his hundreds of games of baseball, Sid never really claimed any one position on the diamond.

His association with Central Baseball Club basically spanned his entire baseball career, save for that first two years in the junior league, when a mate from down the road, Robert Wilson, needed his neighbour to help out with numbers for Central in a senior C Grade match.

And this self-professed ‘average ball player’ must have had some skills. He quickly progressed to the Division 1 line-up as an 18 year old and also represented Mount Gambier at eight Victorian Provincial Baseball Championships and one South Australian Country Carnival – honours not usually reserved for those with run of the mill ability.

But in an era now where there is more pressure than ever on sporting clubs, associations and leagues to attract and retain volunteers, stories like the Sid Hosking story are few and far between. He held a role every year for 63 years and even the 2021-22 season, which was his first stepping away from league and club roles, he still scored regularly for Central Baseball Club and is still collating the league history.

“I just love the game,” Sid said.

“I played my last game about 10 years ago but I just love being involved.” It has been a family affair too, with Sid clocking up more than 700 games for Central, playing in seven title wins, including one memorable premiership alongside his two sons Brett and Tim. Baseball perhaps doesn’t hold such a special part in daughter Jo’s heart. The day she was born, Sid had a night baseball match to play and in a decision, as much a sign of the times as it was about priorities, he spent a special half hour with his newly arrived daughter and then off to Blue Lake Sports Park.

Sid credits Ian Ewart, Sam Sutton and Kevin Hoath with the establishment of the baseball headquarters at Blue Lake Sports Park and Sid has certainly been part of many of the improvements since, including the construction of new diamonds, the clubrooms, attracting of major events, including national championships and Australian Baseball League matches, and ensuring the Mount Gambier home of baseball is one of the most envied facilities in South Australia, including the

construction of international standard lighting in 2002, Aside from his administration roles at Central Baseball Club, basically since the day he walked in the door in 1962, he was league president for two years treasurer for 23 and league statistician for 38 years.

Local baseball officials are all too aware that the unassuming administrator is the jewel in their sport’s crown. He was awarded Mount Gambier & District Baseball League life membership in 1989, the Division 1 premiership silverware is named in his honour and he presents it after each grand final series and as recently as the 2019-20 season he was awarded the league’s highest honour for contribution to baseball – the Cooke Family Trophy. He was also awarded an Australian Sports Medal in 2000 for his contribution to baseball.

In the mid 1990s he was instrumental in having Penola, Naracoorte and Portland rejoin the competition after many years absence and Hamilton to form a team to play in the Mount Gambier competition. He was heavily involved with the transition from winter to summer baseball in

1980 with that move to permanent facilities at Blue Lake Sports Park.

Sid has always had an interest in history and he has parlayed that into ensuring there is a comprehensive record of the history of both the league and his club and it is his work that has resulted in the league and Centrals Honour Boards which are now on display in the clubrooms.

Of course, Sid is jsut as well known for his decades working as a WIN TV camerman and he also captured hours of baseball footage as part of that role.

Sid (pictured left with wife Jill and sons Brett (left) and Tim and the presentation below right) was one of two regionally based inductees to the SA Baseball Hall of Fame but there were a couple of other local connections in the initial 38 inductees that were encapsulating the first 120 years of baseball in South Australia.

Sid ‘Chippy’ Haynes (pictured below left) was inducted and he basically started the Millicent Baseball Club, now making his mark in Port Augusta baseball, and Don and Tom Rice (presentation pictured below centre), who also have family still in the region.

Capturing the essence of our forests Young students provide winning entries for OneFortyOne Forest Photo Competition OneFortyOne’s 2022 Forest Photo Competition winners have been selected.

Launched on International Day of Forests in March, the competition received over 150 photo entries from students from across the Limestone Coast and Western Victoria.

Entries were brought to a panel of judges, and top honours were given to Year 10 student Raine Scott (winning entry pictured

below), and Year 6 student Matilda Neale (winning entry pictured below).

OneFortyOne External Affairs Manager Charlene Riley said based on the inspiring entries received last year, OneFortyOne again asked students to share stories with their photos.

“We loved the stories students sent in last year,” Charlene said.

“So we asked students again this year to send in their best

photos, and share with us how they connect to the forest, and we were impressed with the response.”

Student connections with the forest ranged from adventuring amongst plantations with family, to connecting with trees as they too have limbs and need water and air to live.

Secondary School category winner Raine Scott said their connection to the forest was through a feeling of freedom.

“I connect to the freedom of exploring the forest and discovering new perspectives on the things I take for granted,” Raine said.

“I’m a mountain biker and an outdoor person so I love the forest and I will continue to create adventures with my family.”

This year’s theme was forests and sustainable production and consumption.

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values as sustainable forest management is at the core of what we do,” Charlene said.

“Once again through the photo competition, students have inspired us to think about the diverse connections local people have to the forest, which makes our work even more meaningful.”

Photo entries and stories will be shared over the coming months on the OneFortyOne Facebook page.

I connect to the freedom of exploring the forest and discovering new perspectives on the things I take for granted. The peace and quietness give me time to reflect on my surroundings. Hearing the chirping birds sing and seeing fluttering butterflies can show the little moments in life makes up a memory. You may see just a photo but really behind the photo is an adventure and memory that will last a lifetime. I’m a mountain biker and an outdoor person so I love the forest and I will continue to create adventures with my family.

I have travelled all around the Australia for Mountain Biking and have created and inspired many trails for mountain biking.

Raine Scott, Year 10 (Left)

I love going for bush walks through the local forest with my family and connecting with nature. It is so quiet and peaceful. The smell of the pines on a rainy day, or the sun setting on the horizon will always take my breath away. It does not matter what time of the day or night it is, there are always new things to see and discover. I love seeing all the different types of plants and wildlife that call our local forest home. We are so lucky to be surrounded by the beautiful forests and pine plantations here in Mount Gambier.

Matilda Neale, Year 6 (Right)

New grants on offer Late last year Stand Like Stone wanted to encourage and help more people become a local philanthropist for the Limestone Coast community. As a result, the Foundation established the ‘Friends of Stand Like Stone’ which enables any individual or organisation to support the foundation on a number of levels.

Stand Like Stone CEO Mr Roger Babolka said a key aspect of this exciting initiative was being able to establish an annual grant to be given out each year, called the Friends Champion Grant”.

Applications for the inaugural ‘Friends Champion Grant’ is now open and closes 5pm Sunday, June 26.

“Initiatives such as the Friends of Stand Like Stone enables us to respond to the needs of the people and communities of this region, ensuring local projects receive the support they deserve”, said Mr Babolka.

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Popular industry Innovation Day returns this week

Up to 200 dairyfarmers and service providers from across the Limestone Coast and beyond are expected to attend the popular Innovation Day, to be held at The Barn, Mount Gambier on Wednesday June 1.

According to DairySA conference coordinator Cathy Ashby, the Innovation Day is the result of a collaborative approach between DairySA and South East SA dairyfarmers.

“Like all agricultural industries, it’s important that dairyfarmers keep up to date with the latest advances in their industry,” she said.

“Whether it’s the latest innovations in breeding and pasture and their effect on profitability at the farm gate, or diving into the

field of epigenetics to understand more about colostrum and its potential to ‘program’ cows for the future, this conference will give delegates the opportunity to hear new ideas, observations and pathways for their dairy future.”

Speakers will include Bill Wales from the 100 Days project addressing the most critical period in each cow’s lactation - Jennie Pryce from the DairyBio program and Tom Cosentino from the South Australian Dairy Association industry fund.

A mix of concurrent sessions in the afternoon will provide participants with a cross section of themes to deep dive into the topics.

Dairy Australia chair James Mann will detail the current challenges

and opportunities facing Dairy Australia and provide a snapshot of current projects and commitments and how they translate at the farm gate.

Now in its twentieth year, the DairySA Innovation Day has grown to become one of SA’s premier dairy industry events and has built a reputation for attracting high calibre speakers and industry experts.

Following the full day program delegates are invited to enjoy the Top Paddock and Dinner to get together with old and new industry friends, share the day’s insights and provide feedback to the DairySA Board and team.

Naracoorte Market Report - SHEEP & LAMBS There was a reduced offering of 4860 lambs and a small lift in sheep numbers to 1079. It was a mixed quality yarding from heavy weight lambs showing excellent cover and ideal trade weight lambs to plainer lots suiting restockers. The usual buying gallery attended and operated with slightly less demand. Light lambs sold mainly unchanged helped by restocker competition, medium trade weights sold from $1to $3/head cheaper and heavy lambs sold close to firm. Restockers purchased light lambs from $79 to $147 with the better quality store lambs from $141 to 159/head. The best of the Merino lambs made from $166 to $205/head to average 770c/kg cwt.

Very light weight lambs to the processors made from $47 to $89/head with light lambs selling from $105 to $147 and the light trade weights sold from $145 to $168/head as they averaged between 815c and 900c/kg cwt. Medium trade weight lambs sold from $161 to $191 and heavier trade weights made from $190 to $215/ head as they averaged in costs from 770c to 800c/kg cwt. Heavy lambs sold from $206 to $232 to average 760c and the extra heavy pens made from $227 to $264/head averaging 719c/kg cwt. Heavy crossbred hoggets sold to a top of $209 and a pen Merino hoggets made to $179/head.

The sheep market remained steady for the mixed quality penning of all weights and grades as prices remained unchanged. Light weight mutton sold mainly from $103 to $126 with very light lots $65 to $82/ head. Medium weight sheep sold from $130 to $146, heavier pens made from $164 to $190 and the extra heavy crossbred ewes sold from $184 to $221/head. Mutton costs mainly averaged from 575c to 620c/kg cwt throughout the sale. Medium weight Merino wethers made from $159 to $166 and a sale of crossbred wethers sold to $211/head. Rams of all breeds sold from $30 to $112/head.

Naracoorte Market Report - CATTLE There was a smaller yarding of cattle with 188 head less. The regular buying group attended in a mixed quality offering from good to plain. Prices for the younger and grown cattle did fluctuate in places during the market depending on the quality overall selling close to unchanged. Cows and bulls mainly sold to firm market on average.

Steer vealers sold from 580c to 630c with the heifer vealers making mostly from 500c to 604c/kg with the restockers and trade both active. Yearling steers to the restockers and feeders made from 544c to 622c/kg.

Yearling heifers to the trade sold from 502c to 590c as the feeders and restockers purchased their heifers from 420c to 558c/kg.

A sale of 3 light weight grown steers sold for 500c/kg. Good quality grown heifers with cover made from 400c to 470c with feeders again active paying from 455c to 490c/kg. A pen of extra heavy weight manufacturing bullocks sold for 300c/kg. Heavy weight beef cows mostly made from 335c to 375c/kg. A few sales of medium weight cows sold from 250c to 300c, and the plain light cows made from 80c to 180c/kg.

Restockers purchased cows from 185c to 333c providing extra competition. Heavy beef bulls sold from mainly 300c to 312c, with 2 younger bulls reaching 335c/kg.

Mount Gambier Market Report CATTLE

Numbers fell away as agents yarded 381 head of liveweight and open auction cattle. These sold to a large field of trade and processor buyers along with the usual feeder and restocker orders.

Quality was mixed over the pens in a market that mainly sold from firm to a little better in places.

Yearling steers mainly went to feed on from 350c to 631c with similar heifers also to feed on made from 524c to 585c as the trade were active on the heifers from 380c to 600c/kg. Restockers operated here on both sexes from 590c to 608c/kg.

Grown steers and bullocks attracted trade support from 448c to 530c with feeder operating from 470c to 562c/kg. Grown heifers to the trade ranged from 388c to 468c with feeder support from 355c to 530c as manufacturing steers sold from 355c to 420c/kg.

Heavy cows were sought after as they lifted up to 9c to range from 340c to 390c as the lighter types to trade buyers peaked at 335c with feeder activity from 260c to 370c/kg.

Bulls ranged from 240c to 328c/kg to the trade with restockers taking a single back to the paddock at 342c/kg.

Hamilton Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS WEDNESDAY Agents yarded 11,200 lambs at Hamilton and 6100sheep. There was not as much weight overall on offer last week with more lighter conditioned tail end lambs, despite this, the top end of the lamb offering was very good. A near full field of buyers together with store buyers were still active In a market that was generally firm to slightly dearer for trade lambs. Very heavy Lambs were stronger by $5/head with some lambs back to the paddock up to $20 stronger in places, more so for the very light lambs, however, the medium lambs back to the paddock were $10 to$15 softer in places Light Lambs 12kg to 16 kg made between $94 to $148/head. Light trade lambs 18kg to 22kg made from $155 to $188/head averaging between 759c and 845 c/kg cwt. Medium trade lambs 22kg to 26kg made from $160 to $213/head averaging around 766c to 800/kg cwt.

Heavy lambs sold to $246/head with Hoggets selling to $173/head Competition for sheep was not as strong with heavy sheep back $10 to $15 /head, medium weights $5 to $10 softer and the very light sheep unchanged.

Heavy cross bred ewes made to $250 with the well covered Merino ewes making between $127 and $195/head to average 600cto 681c/kg cwt. Merino wethers sold from $148 to $188/head to average between 648c to 750c/kg cwt making the overall average price for mutton to be between 630c and 700c/kg cwt.

Rams terminal sires sold to $90/head and Merino Rams to $146/head.

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1 Eucalypt Drive

$250,000-$270,000

An amazing and rare opportunity!

Great home site with commanding rural views. Quiet rural setting only minutes to the city. On approx. 3 acres – Zoned Rural Living. Expect to be impressed.

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Crystal Vision Relaxation Centre NEW

Royal Copenhagen Ice Creamery & Café

BUSINESS ONLY

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$60,000 + SAV

$270,000 + SAV

(approx. $130,000) BUSINESS ONLY Be your own boss and take advantage of this fantastic opportunity. Well known and respected to the region plus all over Australia - selling crystals, jewellery, incense, clothing plus much more. Ideally located in the heart of Mount Gambier.

Located at 7 Commercial St East within the central hustle & bustle of Mt Gambier is this well established desert bar & coffee house. Quality plant & equipment, beautifully fitted & inviting décor giving it a relaxed & welcoming ambience.

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21 Mayflower Court

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$490 pw | Available Now

2 Blyth Street

Highest & Best by 5.00pm 15th July 2022 at office of the Agent – Unless sold prior

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Highest & Best Offers

Outstanding Investment Opportunity Fantastic returns. Strong tenant in Green Triangle Recyclers. Land size – 9,041m2 approx. Long term lease. Huge high clearance multi accessible shed of approx.

2,340m2 Plus approx. 100m2 of amenities, lunchroom & offices. Zoned – City of Mount Gambier. Well known corner site. For further details contact Agents.

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

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$320 pw 3 1 2 • 3 bedrooms, 2 with BIRs • Kitchen with electric cooking & dishwasher • Separate lounge room & 2nd living • 2 r/c split systems • 2 garages, storage & workshop • No pets

21 Mayflower Court

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

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$490 pw 4 2 2 • Four bedrooms, main with BIR & ensuite • Spacious family / dining / kitchen area with gas cooktop & dishwasher • Separate formal lounge room • Ducted electric heating & cooling system • Large alfresco area with all weather patio blinds & access to ensuite wc • Double garage with rear yard access • No pets

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

3 Smiths Road, Port MacDonnell

98 North Terrace, Mount Gambier

New

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NEW > SEASIDE DREAMING

NEW > CONTEMPORARY LIVING & URBAN STYLE

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 24TH JUNE 2022 AT 12 NOON (if not sold prior) Charming brick & tile home with ocean views & contemporary décor. Enter the home into the spacious carpeted lounge & dining space, this room flows through to the timber kitchen with dishwasher, electric cooking & WI pantry. Downstairs two bedrooms are serviced by a main bathroom, whilst a journey upstairs greets you with another living space, kitchenette, bathroom & two bedrooms. Balconies either side of the home with gorgeous southerly views. An attic ladder also leads to a huge ceiling void. A HUGE enclosed carport space leads to a single garage & a double brick garage.

Situated within a short distance of McDonald Park Primary School, parks and dining venues is this beautifully renovated home. Offering 3 carpeted bedrooms, two contain built-in robes. Modern bathroom with separate shower and bathtub + the convenience of 2 separate toilets. The spacious open plan living/dining area contains ambient mood lighting and leads out to the alfresco pergola through timber & glass stacker doors. The stylish kitchen contains Omega s/s 5 burner gas cooktop, integrated dishwasher, nano granite double sink, pantry and plenty of cupboards. Palm trees and ferns give the feeling of a tranquil oasis and there is also a hothouse to propagate your seedlings.

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E.O.I Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

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Fantastic brick & tile home well suited to the young family or astute investor wanting to add to their portfolio.

Featuring 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite & the additional bedrooms with BIRs. Spacious lounge room plus kitchen/ dining with electric cooking & WI pantry. Bathroom with shower, bath & vanity, separate toilet & laundry. R/c ducted heating & cooling will keep a comfortable temperature all year round. A family room provides extra living space, a work from home area or fourth bedroom. This room opens onto a beautiful sunny pergola overlooking the low maintenance rear yard. A secure single garage UMR with auto door & there is the added bonus of a rear roller door providing drive through access to the backyard.

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H&B OFFERS 3.64 ha

16H WOMBWELLS RD, CASTERTON H&B OFFERS 30.7 ha

HIGHEST & BEST OFFERS CLOSING TUESDAY 14TH OF JUNE 2022 AT 5PM (if not sold prior) - On approximately 9 acres of land is a turn of the century hidden farmhouse - Colonial style kitchen features solid timber cabinetry, electric cooking appliances & dishwasher

HIGHEST & BEST OFFERS CLOSING FRIDAY 17TH OF JUNE 2022 AT 5PM (if not sold prior) - Approximately 76 acres this including 8 acres of unmade road reserve - Partially cleared scrub land with plenty of scope to further clear & develop - Complete with two dams, a small creek, & a shed Al Lamond 0418 849 266 LAND

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This superbly presented solid family home is located in a quiet cul-de-sac on the Western side of the City, within walking distance to Mulga Street Primary School & Collins Court Shopping Centre. The home features 3 bedrooms, comprising of large main with BIR & ensuite, BIR’s in bedroom’s 2 & 3, separate sunken formal lounge, main living area with inviting gas log fire, bathroom offering bath, shower with separate powder area and toilet, charming kitchen with electric cooking and adjoining large dining area featuring reverse-cycle split system. Outside features include private rear yard with 2 garden sheds, low maintenance grounds, plus large enclosed garage with adjoining double carport, adjacent to the home.

$369,000-$399,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Al Lamond 0418 849 266

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18 Lemana Court, Mount Gambier

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$399,000-$438,000 Contact Sara McManus 0438 708 281

10 Lemana Court, Mount Gambier

165 SMITH RD, YAHL

RLA 282 450

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$359,000-$389,000 Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266 59 JOHN WATSON DR, MT GAMBIER

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E.O.I 1,137m2

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING TUESDAY 14TH OF JUNE 2022 AT 12PM (if not sold prior) - Build your dream home or luxury townhouses on this large 1137m2 allotment amongst the serenity in this beautiful, unique & private setting - The Lakes Area has very few remaining vacant allotments - so don’t miss your chance!

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E.O.I 29 ac

- This solid brick home is set on 29 acres - Offering stunning sweeping views of the surrounding countryside & Centenary Tower - Open plan kitchen & family room with North-facing pergola - Outside features a double garage UMR with a storage room & 19m x 9.5m shed Gail Richards 0409 268 199

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9 Bengalee Crescent, Mt Gambier. $695,000 - $725,000 Open by appointment

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Located in close proximity to Conroe Heights Supermarket, St Martins College and McDonald Park Primary School. The open kitchen, living and passageways feature separately zoned underfloor heating, whilst ducted RCAC is zoned throughout the home. The kitchen offers dual ovens, induction cooktop, d/washer, b/bar and a butler’s pantry. This overlooks the dining and main living space, adjoined by the alfresco area. The master suite offers WIR’s, a built-in makeup desk, an ensuite with a separate shower, bath, double vanities. and underfloor heating. Three double bedrooms are well sized with BIR’s. There is also an additional fifth bedroom/study.

All rooms have TV antenna/cables installed with wall cavity access. The main bathroom features a separate shower and bath, and the convenience of a separate toilet and basin. The laundry offers ample storage and outside access to the low maintenance rear yard.

High quality matches in round four Mount Gambier Table Tennis Autumn season continue to march on Mount Gambier Table Tennis Club Autumn Season week 4 was once again impacted by player availability this week, nevertheless organisers and competitors rolled on to ensure all matches were completed and the usual quality was on display.

The A Grade saw Scott Davies’ Hawks take on Ben Newman’s Titans in the opener. Davies gave his team the perfect start, brushing aside Titans player Robin Pellen with relative comfort. Pellen kept pace early but ultimately cracked under the relentless pressure from Davies, the Hawks player forcing the error from his opponent to take the first game. The second stanza mirrored the first, the two adversaries going toe-to-toe, evenly matched with skill and experienced. As he did in the first game, Davies turned the screws late in the game, pulling away to claim a 2-0 lead.

Pellen refused to be denied and appeared to be mounting an inspirational comeback, racing to an early lead in the third. Davies however regained his composure and concentration, a perfect combination power and precise placement enabling him to overhaul the deficit and run away

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with a comfortable victory. This first rubber set the tone for most of the match, a late run of victories to Davies, Ward Freeman and Justin Hutchesson at the tail-end of the night clinching a 7-4 victory for the Hawks. The second A-Grade battle was reduced to a 2-on-2 contest, Lions’ Sirinat Sweet and Bill-John Watson taking on the Loopers’ Felix Owusu and Sanith Ghetia. Lions dominated the lopsided contest from the outset, Sweet setting the tone with a ferocious dismantling of Owusu in the opening rubber.

The trend continued throughout the night, Ghetia finally salvaging a victory for the Loopers in the final rubber for a 4-1 result. Watson was the standout, winning both of his singles rubbers.

The first B Grade match produced a much tighter result, nothing separating the Falcons and the Giants for most of the evening.

Falcons’ Rayelene Hutchesson and Giants’ Ethan Ransom opened proceedings, Hutchesson drawing first blood by claiming the first game. Ransom found his groove, taking the next two games and looking like overrunning his more experienced opponent. Hutchesson clawed her way back in the fourth

however, claiming it 12 points to 10 to send the rubber to a deciding game. After cautiously feeling each other out early in the last game, Ransom was the first to show signs of impatience, Hutchesson remaining steady and composed.

A handful of unforced errors by Ransom at crucial moments was enough to gift Hutchesson the victory, setting Falcons up with the ideal start. Other highlights of the match included Giants player Luke Bremner’s tense 5-gamer against Falcons’ Maddie McGregor. The overall contest remained in the balance until the final showdown between Hutchesson and Bremner to end the night. In a first game that lasted longer than most entire rubbers, Bremner triumphed 13-11 to the rapturous cheers of teammates who had all become mesmerised by what they were witnessing. Hutchesson fought back bravely to claim the second game, Bremner then regained the ascendency with victory in the third. Sensing the urgency, Hutchesson lifted the tempo in the fourth, challenging Bremner’s resolve. The more experienced Falcon’s player eased past her opponent to claim the fourth,

setting up a battle royale in the decider. After starting strongly, Bremner appeared to tense up as he held a commanding lead and only needed a few points to close out the win. Hutchesson remained focussed and determined however, consistently forcing her opponent to play the extra shot and waiting patiently for the errors to come. The errors came, Bremner’s frustration showing as his wily adversary drew level and gained the upper hand.

Bremner was unable to fight back, Hutchesson claiming the win and a 6-5 result for the Falcons.

C Grade’s first match had Jacob Ireland leading his pack of Werewolves into battle against Lorraine Halleday’s Night Riders.

Ireland kickstarted proceedings with a dominant win over Night Riders’ young star in Nat HarrisJones. Halleday and Andrew Schubert steadied the ship for Night Riders however, grinding out 5-game victories in their respective opening singles rubbers. The overall lead seesawed throughout the night, the overall outcome not decided until the final encounter between Ireland and Helleday.

Ireland raced out of the blocks, claiming the first bracket easily,

before Halleday bounced back to claim the second. The younger Ireland flexed his muscles after that however, racing to an early lead in the third and never looking back, cruising to victory to give Werewolves the 6-5 win. The final C-Grade contest of the night saw the depleted Kings and Knights also play out a 2-on-2 match. Knights player Angus Billing appeared to have finally found some longoverdue form, keeping his singles sheet clean on the night. Not to be outdone by her teammate, Hailee Barnes also remained undefeated.

Barnes and Billing also combined to claim the doubles rubber against the Kings team of Anneliese Holtz and Heather McGregor to give the Knights a 5-0 whitewash.

3 (2)-Rubber winners A Grade: Scott Davies (Hawks) BillJohn Watson (Lions).

B Grade: Rayelene Hutchesson (Falcons), Rowan Hardcastle (Ninjas).

C Grade: Hailee Barnes, Angus Billing (Knights), Andrew Schubert (Night Riders).

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

SEVEN SA

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

ABC

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

ABC NEWS

TV FRIDAY, JUNE 3 FGG FGG <<F=G </FGG

TEN SA

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

ABC TV PLUS

4FGG </FGG </F/G <FG4 <F/4 /FG4 /F=4 =FGG

SEVEN SA

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

#FGG #F=G <GF=G <<F=G </FGG </F44 <F4G =FGG =FG4 4FGG FGG #FGG F/4 <GFG4 </FGG %FGG %F=G 4FGG

GO

ABC

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SBS

SBS VICELAND

BOLD

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

SBS MOVIES

NITV 7>HI)A:C*I3ABDHG FCDEI @HA?I5;8HI+C;9IG DA9I -HBI D A1CI&DD?1G )D CHFI&3 BB=G ->2?=@.%GF9(/ EGF,/ EG 3=A@<1G'@.A?G'@> ?GG 0>D@?;AB9I0?@HH?GFCDEG H9I3>H$I H C A;IFCDEI 58E>2>A* H9IFCDEI 7>HI)A:C*I3ABDHI FCDEI 68EECHI58E>I7A;HEI )D;;1I $I'HBA;CG 8@I0?D@CHEGFCDEI 7>HI##I(H@*HB?I 5A.A1II , 7 I,H2EI -9A?HI @HA?I5;8HI+C;9IG DCB:I(;A*HEI+C?>I @BCHI'CB:DGFCDEG 7@C A;GF9(/ EGI )D CHFI&3A+<>?G(?7G #B8;8A:%GF9EGF, EG3=A@<1G )> A?G9$ A+A@AGG 8-8@@8@;AI I)ABI $I )H9CAIFCDEI D;8. IFCDE

PEACH

7>HI!A?HI0>D2I+C?>I 0?H->HBI3D; H@?IFCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI 7>HI CB:I $I 8HHBEI FCDEI 5H* H@IFCDEI 7>HI)C99;HIFCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI 7>CEI EI EIFCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI )D.IFCDEI 7>HI CB:I $I 8HHBEI FCDEI 5H* H@IFCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI &@CHB9EIFCDEI ,HC:> D8@EIFCDEI &@CHB9EIFCDEI 7>HI5C:I5AB:I7>HD@1G FCDEI 0HCB$H;9IFCDEI )D.IF9EI "D.HI0>D--CB:I 7>HI!A?HI0>D2I+C?>I 0?H->HBI3D; H@?IFCDEI 7>HI!A?HI!A?HI0>D2I +C?>I A.HEI3D@9HBI FCDEI 7>HI CB:I $I 8HHBEI

NITV

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

7>HI!A?HI0>D2I+C?>I 0?H->HBI3D; H@?IFCDEI 7>HI)C99;HIFCDEI 0HCB$H;9IFCDEI 5H* H@IFCDEI 7>HI)C99;HIFCDEI 7>HI CB:I $I 8HHBEI FCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI 0HCB$H;9IFCDEI 7>HI CB:I $I 8HHBEI FCDEI 5H* H@IFCDEI &@AECH@IFCDEI &@CHB9EFI6:BG"?BG ;=:G 6:BG > <!G6:BG"?BG ;=:G-:A?78B@,<G#A7!G 6:BG"?BG ;=:G9>?;$AG G-:A?78B@,<G B77;?*G FCA@=G/G(?7G EGFCDEI 7>HI5C:I5AB:I7>HD@1I FCDEI )D.IF9G7 <EI 3>A@.H9IFCDEI "D.HI0>D--CB:I 7>HI!A?HI0>D2I+C?>I 0?H->HBI3D; H@?IFCDEI 7>HI!A?HI!A?HI0>D2I +C?>I A.HEI3D@9HBI

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7TWO

BOLD

PEACH

Classifications: (G) General, (PG) Parental Guidance, (M) Mature Audiences, (MA15+) Mature Audience Over 15 Years[s] Subtitles, Consumer Advice: (d) drug references, (s) sexual references or sex scenes (h) horror, (l) language, (mp) medical procedures, (n) nudity, (v) violence

TV SATURDAY, JUNE 4 NINE SA FGG #FGG <GFGG </FGG </F=G <FGG <F=G /FGG =FGG

SATURDAY JUNE 4

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PEACH

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7MATE

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PEACH

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An appropriate trade qualification Proven leadership skills Experience in machine trouble shooting, problem solving and fault finding Demonstrated experience in pneumatic and hydraulic equipment The ability to read and understand engineering drawings Proven ability to work unsupervised or as part of a team

To be successful, you must be motivated and be willing to put in the effort to complete the role to the high standard required. Attention to detail is paramount.

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Continuous Shift - Mount Gambier We currently have excellent opportunities for experienced Production Operators to join our busy team. Offering a great lifestyle balance between family and work, these positions are a rotating 4-shift continuous roster (2 x 12 hour days / 2 x 12 hour nights).

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MECHANICAL FITTER We currently have an excellent opportunity for a trade qualified, experienced fitter to join the team at our Mount Gambier facilities.

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Foursomes titles decided Mount Gambier Golf Club ladies battle the weather & the course

The annual State event, the Shylie Rymill Foursomes event was contested by42 ladies last Wednesday under threatening skies and chilly conditions at the Mount Gambier Golf Club course.

The foursomes championship was also played in conjunction with the State event.

The Shylie Rymill Foursomes event is awarded to the best nett score on the day and Heather Chapman and Maureen Sims combined well, playing straight down the fairway consistently to win with a top score of 69.5 nett.

Playing the back nine first, there were a couple of challenges on the 14th an 15th holes but they soon rallied and kept their heads to finish the homeward nine in steady fashion.

In their endeavour, Chapman and Sims claimed the pro shot on the 8th hole.

Runners up were Helen McIntyre and Lyn Hudson with 71.5 nett.

For the third time in five years, sisters Faye Mainwaring and Helen Gregory combined well to claim the club’s Foursomes Championship with a credible 89 off the stick.

Steady scoring including two pars on the front nine for 45 strokes led them into the back nine where another four pars were recorded, three of them on the last three

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holes for 44.

Mainwaring and Gregory will now compete in the Foursomes Champions of Champions against other South Eastern clubs later in the year.

Runners up were Leanne Hunt and Sue Coulter only one shot further back with 90 off the stick.

Long hitters Kerry Pedlar and Janina Morrison claimed the combined second shot on the 17th hole while ball rundown winners were Hunt/Coulter 71.5, Headlam/ Altschwager 73.5, Gregory/ Mainwaring, Morrison/Pedlar all 75.5, McGregor/Shirley 78 and Boylan/Bliss 80.

A small field of 14 ladies played a stableford competition and Di O’Donnell claimed the winner’s voucher with 34 points from Maxine McGregor with 33.

Gemma Winterborn was the only ball winner with 33 points and also claimed the pro shot on the 8th hole.

Helen Gregory was nearest the pin on the 16th hole.

SHIRLEY RYMILL FOURSOME WINNERS: Maureen Sims & Heather Chapman, with Foursomes Champions Helen Gregory & Faye Mainwaring with their trophy.

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Local swimmer attends national championships While many of the Mount Gambier Swim Club swimmers were eagerly watching their swimming idols compete last week at the Australian Swimming Championships on livestream TV, one local swimmer was fortunate enough to be invited to attend.

Lucy Dening participated at the recent Bio Island JX Clinic held earlier this month at the SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre which was attended by members of the Australian Dolphins Swim Team and coaching staff. This included former Olympian and Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist and coach Janelle (nee Elford) Pallister and Olympic representative in Tokyo 2020 Jenna Strauch.

Lucy was invited to attend due to earning Gold JX Achievement for 2021-2022 swimming season. The Bio Island JX program, for swimmers aged 9-13 years),recognises the performances of competitive swimmers based upon their times they swim at recognised swim meets over the season. The awards range from Blue to Bronze, Silver and Gold standards.

As a JX Gold swimmer Lucy, along with other participants, was coached for a 90 minute session working on diving, turns, finishes and stroke technique as well as a brief Q&A session. Lucy explained that she learnt a new routine for

turns to save time in the pool as well as some drills to help improve stroke rate.

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Swimming Championships. “I really enjoyed seeing the world record too,” Lucy said, describing Ariarne Titmus in her record-breaking 400m freestyle swim.

A GRADE West Gambier 58 (S. Ritter, M. Horrigan) d Millicent 56 (L. Paul, T. Sanderson); East Gambier 62 (R. Henke, E. Hunter) d Casterton Sandford 22 (C. Humphries, S. Jarrad); North Gambier 62 (M. Renko, B. Walters) d South Gambier 54 (L. Munro, A. Duncan) A RESERVE Millicent 68 (A. Craig, D. Tunkin) d West Gambier 54 (A. Bosco, C. Tremelling); East Gambier 41 (C. Perryman, C. Horrigan) d Casterton Sandford 35 (M. Rice, S. Fidler); North Gambier 53 (A. O’Shaughnessy, C. Nulty) d South Gambier 51 (G Ryan, M. Burley) B GRADE Millicent 62 (J. Hayward, N. Domaschenz) d West Gambier 21 (. Dolan, K. Buck); Casterton Sandford 44 (E. Grigg, K. Gill-Killey) d East Gambier 28 (A. Feast, S. McLean); North Gambier 45 (N. Fox, A. Ashby) d South Gambier 44 (S. Auld, B. Morale) C GRADE Millicent 47 (C. Pratt, N. Batten) d West Gambier 42 (K. Earle, A. Campbell); East Gambier 65 (E. Caruso, L. Davis) d Casterton Sandford 22 (J. Parsons, B. Parsons); South Gambier 50 (M. Kuhl, A. Kuhl) d North Gambier 28 (J. Forrest, G. Wehrmann) 17 & UNDER Millicent 68 (E. Easterby, L. VanEeden) d West Gambier 23 (A. Hudson, A. Pearson); Casterton Sandford 60 (E. Jarrad, I. Lane) d East Gambier 33 (C. Lines, J. Davis); South Gambier 63 (L. Munro, J. Jennings) d North Gambier 22 (A. Coon, L. Norman) 15 & UNDER A Millicent 51 (M. Cushion, M. Gysbers) d West Gambier 21 (E. Xanthopoulos, H. Cowie); East Gambier 24 (T. Geraghty, S. Clark) d Casterton Sandford 22 (I. Longhurst, B. Carlin); North Gambier 67 (S. Brown, R. Mitchell) d South Gam bier 15 (G. Dalton, M. Harrold) 15 & UNDER B West Gambier 27 (M. Lynch, D. Jennings) drew with Millicent 27 (P. Thorne, S. Sigston); Casterton Sandford 36 (B. Carlin, I. Longhurst) d East Gambier 35 (M. Button, S. Clark); North Gambier 34 (M. Dyson, P. Coleman) d South Gambier 18 (C. Attiwill, S. Grassi) 13 & UNDER A Millicent 48 (J. Hibberd, E. Denton) d West Gambier 10 (L Pearson, A. Allen); East Gambier 24 (T. Kemp, R. Driscoll) d Casterton Sandford 23 (M. Rees, M. Robbins); North Gambier 46 (J. Baron, R. Darimaani) d South Gambier 5 (K. Cole, H. Harvey) 13 & UNDER B Millicent 30 (E. Matthews, I. Hales) d West Gambier 19 (E. Povey, C. Hunter); Casterton Sandford 26 (C. Kurzman, Y. Grigg) d East Gambier 11 (S. McCracken, A. Hosking); North Gambier 27 (J. Baron, C. Grivell) d South Gambier 13 (L. Noonan, E. Merchant) 11 & UNDER Millicent 23 (H. Wilson, B. Douglas, Z. Thomson) d West Gambier 10 (P. Bonney-Dawson, M. Fisher); Casterton Sandford 17 d East Gambier 10; South Gambier 30 (P. Collins, C. Carson) d North Gambier 8 (I. Clark, F. Wakefield)

Pioneers men & women cruise to comfortable home court victories The OneFortyOne Mount Gambier Pioneers Women remain atop the South conference standings in NBL1 after producing a dominant performance to easily account for the Melbourne Tigers at the weekend.

After the tension of the previous weekend’s buzzer beating overtime win, the girls set up this 31 point victory with a first half that never gave the Tigers a look in, taking a 30 point lead into the main break.

The home side only one the second half by one point but the damage had been done. In a pleasing sign for coach Matt Sutton, it was an even team performance with Hannah Young leading all scorers with 24 points with solid support from Shakera Reilly (15); Cassandra Brown (11) and Sherrie Calleia (10).

Young, Reilly and Calleia were all hot from beyond the arc with Brown, Young and Reilly also getting the job done on the boards, combining for 24 of the Pioneers. 43 rebounds.

For the loyal Pioneers fans who headed to the Icehouse, they not only got to see their team win easily but also saw a potential future star of Australian basketball Tess Heal, the niece of Aussie basketball great Shane Heal, who put up 25 of the Tigers’ 43 points in

basically a lone hand.

The Castec Rural Supplies Mount Gambier Pioneers Men also had a comprehensive victory and they also set up their 88-56 victory with a dominant first half.

It was a 41-19 halftime scoreline in what was a even performance for the top ranked men’s side, with Nick Marshall (17); Michael Harris (16); Tom Kubank (16); Kane de Wit (11); Jordan Rawls 910) and Clevon Brown (10) all sharing the ball.

This weekend brings the real challenge as the Pioneers hit the road to take on second placed Frankston in a true test of where their 2022 season currently sits.

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Western Border Football ROUND EIGHT SENIORS Casterton Sandford 3.1 4.1 10.5 15.7 (97) East Gambier 5.1 9.5 11.7 11.10 (76) Goals - Casterton Sandford: A. McCrae 6; D. Cleary 3; B. Galpin, H. McCrae, A. McKinnon, G. Parsons, C. Jarrad, M. KIlley. East: M. Rumbelow 5; S. Lock 3; N. Walters, J. Forster, M. Bennett.

Best - Casterton Sandford: D. Ayton, A. McCrae, M. Killey, C. Jarrad, D. Cleary, G. Parsons. East: M. Rumbelow, J. Lawrence, C. Slape.

Millicent 1.3 3.4 4.8 6.3 (45) West Gambier 1.2 2.4 2.7 4.11 (35) Goals - Millicent: D. Bromley 3; J. Werchon 2; K. Varcoe. West: J. Pfitzner, R. Cowling, D. Gillies, K. Giddings. Best - Millicent: Z. McGuinness, D. Bromley, D. Tincknell, C. Gysbers, H, Nitschke, K. Bradley. West: L. Bradley-Brown, M. Minuzzo, J. Pfitzner, L. Lean, K. Giddings.

South Gambier 3.0 5.4 7.6 8.8 (56) North Gambier 3.3 6.7 6.8 6.10 (46) Goals - South: M. Sims 2; N. Forbes, L. Delaney, E. Marks, B. Vurgo. Borth: S. Stafford, T. de Wit 2; N. Blachut, J. McConnell. Best - South: M. Hein, J. Paprotny, M. Harrold, E. Marks. M. Sims, A. Harkness. North: N. McInerney, J. Schutz, D. Bachmann, J. McConnell, S. Stafford, J. Hollitt.

RESERVES Millicent 7.11 (53) d West Gambier 6.4 (40) South Gambier 13.12 (90) d North Gambier 2.0 (12) Casterton Sandford 7.8 (50) UNDER 18 South Gambier 12.7 (79) d North Gambier 5.3 (33) Millicent 13.6 (84) d West Gambier 7.4 (46) UNDER 16 South Gambier 7.9 (51) d North Gambier 2.4 (16) East Gambier 5.5 (35) d Casterton Sandford 2.10 (22) UNDER 14 South Gambier 6.3 (39) d North Gambier 3.2 (20) West Gambier 5.5 (35) d Millicent 4.5 (29) East Gambier 13.9 (87) d Casterton Sandford 3.1 (19)

KNT Football SENIORS Naracoorte 3.2 9.3 9.8 12.13 (85) Bordertown 4.0 5.1 7.6 9.6 (60) Goals - Naracoorte: R. Taggert 4; S. Willson 2; J. Gregg, C. Stokie, S. Bates, W. Walker, N. Lacey, M. Willson. Bordertown: T. Whittlesea 4; T. Neville 3; L. Eats, N. Dahlitz. Best - Naracoorte: R. Taggert, A. Slorach, M. Willson, J. Gregg, K. Jacobs, J. Bettoncelli. Bordertown: C. Graetz, M. Leigh, T. Neville, L. CRawford, T. Whittlesea, J. Eats.

Mundulla 13.10 (88) Kingston 10.7 (67) Goals - Mundulla: J. Hinge 7; J. McGrice, T. Gaden 2; D. King, B. Redden.

Kingston: T. Lockwood 4; J. Fisher 2; J. Milligan, T. Mills, J. Harding.

Best - Mundulla: J. Hinge, D King, J. McGrice, H, Hollams, L. Duell, T. Perry.

Kingston: C. Benson, J. Wehl, J. Milligan, B. Simpson, J. Harding, C. Wood.

Lucindale 5.1 10.5 13.8 17.10 (112) Padthaway 4.2 6.4 8.5 13.7 (85) Goals - Lucindale: H. Gordon, T. Menz; S. Foord-Spriggs 3; T. Logan 2.

Padthaway: T. Cox 9; C. Marshall 2; T. Edwards, T. Cooper.

Best - Lucindale: H. Gould, S. Williams, L. Jones, T. Menz, D. Badman, T. Logan. Padthaway: T. Cox, T. Edwards, D. Boynaton, J. Alexander, K. Scharkie, W. Verco.

Keith 3.4 7.5 11.7 14.8 (92) Border Districts 3.1 5.1 5.2 8.5 (53) Goals - Keith: L. hender 7; W. McMurray 3; B. Wade 2; D. Bilby, R. Bartlett.

Border Districts: M. Quinn 2; J. Helyar, M. Coles, O. Shattock, W. Rata, B. Helyar, S. Robinson. Best - Keith: L. Hender, D. Bilby, R. Bartlett, J. Jones, C. Hender, T. Geyer. Border Districts: C. Hausler, M. Quinn, D. Stirling, D. Auciello, M. Coles, B. Walter.

Kybybolite 3.2 6.5 10.10 11.12 (78) Penola 6.2 6.4 6.6 8.7 (55) Goals - Kybybolite: S. CRaig 5; A. McKenzie, W. Russell, T. Harris, S. Munn, T. Jennings, B, Castine. Penola: Z. Deane, J. Robbie, B. Egan, L. March, W. Clayfield. Best - Kybybolite: T. Jennings, S. Craig, W. Russell, J. Bittner, J. Schultz, C. Masters. Penola: B.; Merrett, B. Egan, J. Robbie, B. Bryant, Z. Deane, C, Lythgo.

RESERVES Naracoorte 5.7 (37) d Bordertown 3.7 (25) Mundulla 34.19 (223) d Kingston 1.1 (7) Lucindale 26.8 (164) d Padthaway 7.9 (51) Keith 30.17 (197) d Border Distircts 2.0 (12) Kybybolite 11.7 (72) d Penola 5.5 (35) SENIOR COLTS Kybybolite 14.15 (99) d Penola 1.1 (7) Naracoorte 8.8. (56) d Bordertown 8.4 (52) Mundulla 17.19 (121) d Kingston 5.1 (31) Keith 4.7 (31) d Padthaway/Lucindale 4.4 (28) JUNIOR COLTS Mundulla 8.8 (56) d Kingston 0.1 (1) Nracorote 3.4 (22) d Bordertown 3.2 (20) Border Disitrcts 7.3 (45) d Keith 0.3 (3) Kybybolite 10.9 (69) d Penola 2.1 (14)

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ROUND EIGHT SENIORS Kalangadoo 8.6 14.13 20.19 29.27 (201) Tantanoola 0.1 1.2 2.3 3.4 (22) Goals - Kalangadoo: M. Krieger 6; P. Davies 5; B. Ousey, B. Mules, B. Gregory, T. McManus 3; B. Auld, B. Lindner 2; S. McManus, J. LaRocca.

Tantanoola: J. Ryan, T. Hatt. Best - Kalangadoo: M. Krieger, M. Fathcen, M. Davies, B. Gregory, A. Stone, S. McManus. Tantanoola: E. Cushion, J. Hatt, J. Dawe, A. Roberts.

Kongorong 3.9 4.11 6.14 9.19 (73) Glencoe 2.1 5.3 7.4 8.4 (52) Goals Kongorong: W. Vickery 2; F. Brewster, J. Mullan, L. Whitty, D. PochecGordon, W. Von STanke, B. Von Stanke-Dowie. Glencoe: A. Hentschke, B. Glynn 2; D. Childs, T. Edwards, W. Maloney, H, Comley.

Best - Kongorong: H. Evans, M. Cordy, M. Von STanke, M. Waters, F. Brewster, B. Kranz. Glencoe: P. Mitchell, T. Edwards. B. Glynn, D. Pfitzner, A. Gray.

Mt Burr 3.4 6.5 11.8 15.10 (100) Robe 2.2 2.4 2.6 5.9 (39) Goals - Mt Burr: H. Smith, K. Bevan 4; J. Gregory 2; D. Ridley, J. Fiebig, B. Hennink. Robe: J. Kelly 4; D. Day. Best - Mt Bur: P. Guyett, R. Gamble. K. Bevan, B. Hennink, T. Allen, D. Ridley. Robe: J. Hentschke, J. Kelly, T Wachtel, K. Dunn, J. Pettit.

Port MacDonnell 2.4 6.6 9.7 10.7 (67) Hatherleigh 1.3 1.3 1.5 3.6 (24) Goals - Pt Mac: J. Turner 3; A. Ridding 2; K. Thomson.

Hatherleigh: W. O;Connor, M. Telford, J. Telfer. Best - Pt Mac: K. McClean, J. Turner, T. Sullivan, A. Ridding, M. Smith. Hatherleigh: M. Marriott, J. Rayson, S. Gray, L. Walker, W. Chay, M. Telford.

RESERVES Robe 11.8 (74) d Mt Burr 1.0 (6) Hatherleigh 26.11 (167) d Port MacDonnell 2.3 (15) Kalangadoo 19.9 (123) d Tantanoola 2.4 (16) Glencoe 11.12 (78) d Kongorong 2.5 (17) SENIOR COLTS Kongorong 24.14 (158) d Glencoe 1.1 (7) Tantanoola 11.9)75) d Kalangadoo 5.7 (37) Hatherleigh 14.12 (96) d Port Macdonnell 0.8 (8) Robe 6.15 (51) d M t Burr 4.8 (32) JUNIOR COLTS Kongorong 5.5. (35) d Glencoe 2.1 (13) Tantanoola 14.11 (95) d Kalangadoo 2.2 (14) Hatherleigh 4.13 (37) d Port MacDonnell 3.2 (20) Mt Burr 4.8 (32) d Robe 1.3 (9)

Mid South East Netball ROUND EIGHT A GRADE Robe 55 d Mt Burr 46; Kalangadoo 68 d Tantanoola 47; Hatherleigh 41 d Port MacDonnell 36; Glencoe 77 d Kongorong 29 A RESERVE Robe 66 d Mt Burr 26; Kalangadoo 81 d Tantanoola 17; Hatherjeligh 52 d Port MacDonnell 24; Glencoe 53 d Kongorong 43 B GRADE Mt Burr 25 d Robe 20; Kalangadoo 73 d Tantanoola 26; Hatherleigh 40 d Port MacDonnell 30; Glencoe 55 d Kongorong 33 B RESERVE Mt Burr 53 d Robe 18; Tantanoola 40 d Kalangadoo 31; Port MacDonnell 46 d Hatherleigh 41; Glencoe 38 d Kongorong 27 17 & UNDER Robe 50 d Mt Burr 35; Tantanoola 47 d Kalangadoo 39; Port MacDonnell 58 d Hatherleigh 39; Kongorong 37 d Glencoe 35 15 & UNDER Mt Burr 34 d Robe 24; Kalnagadoo 85 d Tantanoola 14; Hatherleigh 34 d Port MacDonnell 31; Glencoe 51 d Kongorong 15 13 & UNDER Mt Burr 40 d Robe 28; Kalangadoo 62 d Tantanoola 5; Port MacDonnell 38 d Hatherleigh 17; Glencoe 56 d Kongorong 11

MGNA Netball A GRADE Intruders 62 d Hobitz 42; Zodiacs 49 d Saints 43 A2 GRADE Zodiacs Blue 52 d Vicis 32; Hobitz 38 d Intruders 30; Saints 46 d Zodiacs Gold 26 B1 GRADE Hobitz Blue 39 d INtruders Black 36; Hobitz Red 51 d Intrduers Orange 32 B2 GRADE Amazons 38 d Intruders 21; Hobitz 41 d Zodiacs 30; Saints 50 d Vicis 17 19 & UNDER Hobitz Red 71 d Intruders 22; Zodiacs 48 d Saints 13 15 & UNDER Hobitz Red 53 d Zodiacs Blue 26; Intruders 54 d Vicis 8; Saints 59 d Hobitz Blue 44 13 & UNDER A Saints 32 d Hobitz 5; Intruders 20 d Zodiacs 15 13 & UNDER B Vicis 18 d Zodiacs 4; Intruders 17 d Hobitz 11 11 & UNDER A Viis 8 d Hobitz 6; Zodiacs 12 d Saints 1 11 & UNDER B Hobitz 2 d Zodiacs Blue 1; Intruders 6 d Amazons 3; Zodiacs Gold 4 d Vicis 1

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A GRADE Penola 52 (A Possingham, M Teakle) d Kybybolite 45 (E Ewer, G Sealey) Keith 57 (S Ansell, S Lubcke) d Border Districts 52 (A Mould, E Hausler); Naracoorte 57 (L Henschke, G Gill) d Bordertown 39 (I Sneath, L Murch); Lucindale 48 (H Smart, H Ogilvie) d Padthaway 19 (C McElroy, E McCauley) A RESERVE Penola 55 (I Venables, C Long) d Kybybolite 35 (M Hole, S Maber) Keith 62 (M Wachtel, L Dick) d Border Districts 37 (T Solly, T Hindson) Naracoorte 53 (K Mott, B Harris) d Bordertown 49 (T O’Sullivan, A Steinberg); Mundulla 54 d Kingston 42 B GRADE Penola 59 (H Klemm, J Blackmore) d Kybybolite 28 (J Williams, B Noske) Keith 46 (H Wilson, C Nicolai) d Border Districts 27 (T Cardnell, M Jordan); Naracoorte 68 (A Walker, C Ledo) d Bordertown 22 (A Knauerhase, C Searle); Lucindale 45 (T Male, T Ryan) d Padthaway 36 (A Hoyle, S Dolling) Mundulla 59 d Kingston 50 C GRADE Penola 51 (S Summerhayes, A Auld) d Kybybolite 33 (B Slotegraaf, E Bell) Keith 51 (A Hannaford, R Farmer) d Border Districts 35; Naracoorte 49 (L Gill, M Pretlove) d Bordertown 22 (A Tink, K Schutz)Lucindale 46 (B Snajdar, A Davies) d Padthway 17 (M Maynard, K Carter) Mundulla 43 d Kingston 26 DIVISION ONE Keith 74 (M Llewellyn, K Lepley) d Border Districts 18 (G Oster, L Larder); Naracoorte 51 (E ModraRyan, T Brunt) d Bordertown 31 (H Twigden, E Jozeps); Kingston 76 d Mundulla 22 DIVISION TWO Penola 38 (N Lear) d Kybybolite 20 (M Hoare, E Baker); Keith 49 d Border Districts 22; Mundulla 47 d Kingston 36 DIVISION THREE Kybybolite 23 (J Tidy, A McKenzie) d Penola 17 (G McCarthy); Keith 98 (P Rayson, M Peek) d Border Districts 6 (I Mahney, T Pape); Naracoorte 55 (Z East, C Stewart) d Bordertown 24 (T Ballinger, H Steuart) 13 & UNDER A Penola 33 (H Braun, H Moulton) d Kybybolite 13 (E Tierney, P Wardle) Keith 25 (T Evans, E Willis) d Border Districts 5 (M Mueller, T Pape) Bordertown 52 (M Richards, A Blackwell) d Naracoorte 32 (G Midwinter, B Bueti); Padthaway 24 (G Matthews, L Grist) d Lucindale 8 (G Williams, L Wilkin); Mundulla 37 d Kingston 17 13 & UNDER B Penola 21 d Kybybolite 1 Border Districts 8 d Keith 7 Bordertown 20 d Naracoorte 4 Lucindale 22 d Padthaway 6

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Swimmers making a huge splash Mount Gambier Swim Club hands out its 2021-22 season awards

1 Swimmers from the Mount Gambier Swim Club have celebrated a great season with the presentation of awards and the Annual General Meeting over dinner, held at The Commersh.

The club reflected on a very positive season, with growing numbers of swimmers representing the club at meets further afield including State Long Course Championships and SA Country Swimming Championships.

The club also had 11 swimmers represent our districts at SAPSASA swimming recently with representation in both Mid South East and Lower South East teams.

An impressive amount of personal best times were recorded by swimmers over the season and trophies were awarded to: • Male: Vaughn Stratford (47), Elijah Stratford (28), Alex Hitchon (27) • Female: Lucy Dening (53), Indee Stratford (41), Caitlin Hitchon (38) Vaughn Stratford was presented with the 2022 Highest Achiever Award, based upon his achievements at the SA State Long Course Championships held at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre and being awarded a Bronze National Age Challenge Medal.

Swimmers were also awarded individual medals to recognise significant personal best times over the season: • Personal Best (PBs) times over 20 seconds; 22 medals awarded • PBs between 10-20 seconds: 30 medals awarded • PBs between 5-10 seconds: 18 medals awarded

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training is offered most nights and several mornings each week.

The clubs welcome any new swimmers interested in Swim Club to free Come and Try sessions.

Swimmers must be able to swim 25m freestyle and backstroke.

For more information contact club president Nathan on 0427 979 238 or coach Julie on 0438 358 400

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PHOTOS: 1. Highest Fchiever Award - Vaughan Stratford 2. Female Highest Achiever Awards - Second placed Indee Stratford; first placed Lucy Dening & third placed Caitlin Hitchon.

3. Male HIghest Achiever Awards - Second placed Elijah Stratford; first placed Vaughan Stratford & third placed Alex Hitchon.

4. Swimmers who have achieved personal best times in between 10-20 seconds 5. Swimmers who have achieved personal best times greater than 20 seconds 6. Swimmers who have achieved personal best times 5-10 seconds

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Plenty of events on offer at the Blue Lake Golf Club

A busy program faced the women at the Blue Lake Golf Club last Wednesday, including the May Monthly Medal, sponsored by Bev Pascoe, the 4th and final round of the Captain’s Trophy, sponsored by Collins Court Butcher and1st round of the State run International Bowl.

The course retained some run again after a few warm days of sunshine and fortunately the predicted rain held off until all was finished but some strategically placed pins made for a challenge in the stroke competition.

The medal winner was Sue Agars playing three under her handicap of 21 and also took home the Collins Court Butcher voucher winning Division 1.

Agars had a good start with a 41 off the stick on the back nine paring the 10th, 12th and a birdie two on the par three 14th.

The front nine score with a par on the 5th blew out a little but Agars was able to hold it together scoring 49, finshing nett 69.

Second on the podium was Helen Stratford also scoring under her handicap of 20 and also starting on the back nine had a good score of 43 that included pars on the 14th, 15th and 16th then scoring 48 on the front nine with pars on the 5th and 9th finishing nett 71.

Third placegetter Helen Myers finished 91/19/72 that included pars on the par five 3rd and par

three 5th and two consistent nines with splits of 46/45.

Division 2 winner Lynette Hirth was well pleased to be in the winner’s circle signing for nett 73.

No pars but two pretty even nines of 60/57 off a handicap of 44 was good enough to take home the top voucher.

Rose Case was only one stroke behind with nett 74 using good course management to come in only two over her handicap of 39 also having no pars but consistent nines of 59/54.

Nearest to the pin 2nd shot winner’s were Trudy Herbert and Jo Gogan and the pro-shot won by Sue Agars.

The novelty prize for least putts was Geraldine Scott 25 and chipin ferret prizes were won by Myers and Lucy Richards on the 3rd, Kate Hommelhoff 12th, Herbert 14th and Scott 15th. Birdie prize won by Herbert and Agars on 14th.

The 2nd round of the short course marker trophy sponsored

by Grant and Dianne Perryman will be played in stableford formatthis week.

MONTHLY MEDAL PODIUM: Division 1 runner up Helen Stratford, third placed Helen Myers, Division 1 winner Sue Agars & Division 2 runner up Rose Case.

Mount Gambier Racing Club will host the 2023 Scott Group of Companies Gold Cup on Friday, March 31, 2023 which will see the popular event again return to the more traditional timing of Autumn.

After trialling December cup meetings in previous years, the club decided to provide members and stakeholders the opportunity to provide feedback on the timing of the annual event.

“We recently undertook a survey of various stakeholders involved with the Gold Cup event and the feedback was workshopped by the committee to ascertain the most suitable time of year for the event,” Mount Gambier Racing Club general manager Brett Watson said.

“While we’ve trialled the twilight format in December, we somewhat surprisingly didn’t see a huge improvement with the weather and crowd numbers were on par or lower than the events we’ve held in the cooler months pre-COVID. “In light of that, we wanted to provide our members, sponsors and others involved an opportunity to provide their input to establish the best way forward for the event and provide some certainty around the timing of our major event for future years.”

Following a successful Gold Cup event in April despite COVID-19 related crowd restrictions, the Mount Gambier Racing Club committee approached Racing SA to secure an Autumn Gold Cup date.

“Once the committee worked through the feedback, we worked collaboratively with Racing SA to mutually determine where the event fits on the South Australian racing calendar and we are really pleased they have supported our proposal for the benefit of all parties,” Mr Watson said.

The scheduling of the event was also endorsed by the major event sponsor, The Scott Group of Companies.

“We’ve listened to the feedback of our members and sponsors and we are relieved to provide certainty around the timing of our major social and racing event on the calendar,” Mount Gambier Racing Club president Peter George said. “Mount Gambier Racing Club is incredibly grateful to have the continued support of The Scott Group of Companies, along with Carlton United Breweries and our other partners, particularly through the challenges we’ve experienced in recent years.”

Other highlights on the 2022/2023 Mount Gambier Racing calendar will include the Prostate and Breast Cancer Fundraiser race day on Sunday 11 September 2022, including the Jericho Cup qualifier race, while a twilight meeting is scheduled for Friday 2 December. The Summer Cup will also make a return on Sunday 22 January 2023.

“It is fantastic to have a full season of racing scheduled after a few years of disruption and we would love to see local businesses and community groups get behind the twilight meeting in December where we will look to incorporate hospitality packages for Christmas shows,” Mr Watson said.

Other dates scheduled on the 2022/2023 calendar for Allan Scott Glenburnie Racecourse include: • Sunday 7 August 2022 • Wednesday 19 October 2022 • Wednesday 4 January 2023 • Wednesday 22 February 2023 • Friday 17 March 2023 • Sunday 28 May 2023 - Millicent Cup @ Mount Gambier • Sunday 18 June 2023 • Wednesday 5 July 2023 AUTUMN CUP HERE TO STAY: Locally trained Clever Man takes the lead for the 2022 Scott Group of Companies Mount Gambier Gold Cup.

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Celebrating swim club success Blue Lake Y Swim Club hands out its 2021-22 season awards

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1 Blue Lake Y Swim Club held its annual AGM and Presentation Night recently where swimmers were acknowledged for all their hard work and outstanding efforts during the 2021/22 swimming season. BLY had a very successful and rewarding season, with many outstanding achievements at SA Country Championships, SA State Championships, SESA meets and SAPSASA during the season.

If you would like to “have a go” at swimming come along and attend some FREE Come and Trys during this term on Monday and/or Wednesday nights.

For more information please contact BLY membership officer Helen Bignell on 0432 635 972 or email blymembership@gmail.com TROPHY RECIPIENTS: Highest number of PBs: Girls: Darcy Hodges 1st, Keira Flowers & Mikayla Pearson equal 2nd.

Boys: Thomas Bignell 1st, Haydn Lowe 2nd, Nicholas Bignell 3rd.

Most Improved: Freestyle: Keira Flowers & Gabriel Strachan.

Breaststroke: Aleisha Pearson & Dylan Baker.

Backstroke: Darcy Hodges & Nicholas Bignell.

Butterfly: Mikayla Pearson & Haydn Lowe.

IM: Hayley Pearson & Thomas Bignell.

Most Improved Across Four Strokes (over 60%): Darcy Hodges.

Coach’s Award: Mikayla Pearson.

Encouragement Award: Gabriel Strachan.

Don McDonell Perpetual Trophy (achieved at the highest level): Thomas Bignell.

Klieve Perpetual Trophy (highest number of 1st places): Thomas Bignell.

Fastest in Each Stroke trophies: Hayley Pearson – fastest in 8 strokes for the season.

6 Aleisha Pearson – fastest in 2 strokes for the season.

Thomas Bignell – fastest in all 10 strokes for the season.

PHOTOS: 1. Blue Lake Y Swim Club team 2. Aleisha Pearson winner of the Fastest in two strokes for the season.

3. Thomas Bignell winner of the Don McDonnell Perpetual Trophy 4. Darcy Hodges winner of the Most Improved Across 4 Strokes trophy 5. Dylan Baker winner of the Most Improved Breaststroke trophy 6. Gabriel Strachan winner of the Encouragement Award 7, Keira Flowers winner of the Most Improved Freestyle trophy 8. Mikayla Pearson winner of the Coach’s Trophy 9. Nicholas Bignell winner of the Most Improved Backstroke trophy 10. Haydn Lowe winner of the Most Improved Butterfly trophy PHOTOS COURTESY OF RENAE LOWE PHOTOGRAPHY

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The Lower South East Veterans Golf Association competed with the Wimmera District Veterans and Glenelg District Veterans in their annual three-way challenge at Harrow Golf Club on Monday, May 16.

The challenge of playing on sand scrapes made for an interesting experience for the LSE Veterans.

The LSE District had 21 players, (with players from Millicent, Beachport, Blue Lake, Kingston, Bordertown, Penola and Mt Gambier Clubs), the Glenelg District had 21 players and the Wimmera District had 17 players.

The experience of the Glenelg and Wimmera Districts who play on scrapes all season proved too strong. The Glenelg District won the day with an average score of 26.61 points, Wimmera were second with an average of 25.88 and the LSE finished a close third with an average of 24.53 points.

Barry Turnbull (Bordertown) had the best LSE score for the day with 33 points (third best score in A Grade), Trevor Williams (Penola) had 32 points (third best score in B Grade), Lyndsay Copeman (Attamurra) had 31 points (fourth best score in B Grade) while in the ball rundown, Lindsay Storer (Penola) had 28 points, and Robert Thompson (Millicent) and Brian Pennell (Beachport) both had 27 points.

LSE Veterans win in Casterton The Lower South East Veterans Golf Association competed against the Glenelg District Veterans in their annual challenge at Casterton Golf Club on Monday, May 23.

The LSE District had 45 players (with players from Millicent, Beachport, Blue Lake, Kingston, Bordertown, Penola, Port MacDonnell, Robe and Mt Gambier Clubs), while the Glenelg District had 46 players – a total of 91 players.

All players scores are added together and divided by the number of players from each district to get the winner. The LSE Vets were the winners of the day with an average of 30.4 strokes per player, while the Glenelg average was 29.5 strokes per player.

The A Grade winner and the best score of the day was John Howe (Beachport) with 43 points. Peter Delaine (Robe) had the third best score in A Grade with 37 points beating Grant Rowe (Millicent) on a countback.

In B Grade Robert Sims (Mount Gambier) was the winner with 37 points and Ian Todd (Millicent) runner-up with 35 points.

NTP on the 13th hole was Jim Hyland (Millicent) and on the 17th was Mike Atwell (Mt Gambier).

The next LSEVGA day will be held at the Kingston Golf Club on Monday, June 6, which will be followed by Lucindale Golf Club on Monday, June 20.

Last week leading up to the start of the Millicent Bowls Club 2-4-2 game at 1pm, the weather looked rather poor but 23 brave players registered to play the game.

The winning pair for the day with a score of 34.5+14 shots up was the team of Steve Skeer and Lyn Scudds.

Runners-up was the team of Ian Ross and Peter Varcoe with a score of 33+9.

Other winning teams for the day were Ross Warren, Kym Stewart 31+1. A triple of Frank Cooper, Robert Radley and Iain Campbell 30+8 and Derrick Lindh, Neil Whelan 30+2.

2-4-2 WINNERS: (Above left) Lyn Scudds & Steve Skeer 2-4-2 RUNNERS UP: (Above left) Ian Ross & Peter Varcoe

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Veterans enjoy perfect conditions for May event

Fifteen South East Senior Tennis players enjoyed tennis at Blue Lake Sports Park earlier this month in sunny conditions: Terry Nisbet, Marg Moffatt, Helen Rathjen, Necia Evans, Peter Barry, Wendy McDonald, Peter Evans, Trish Douglas, Bob Brown, Annelise Holtz, John Barry, Rosalie Douglas, Marlene Bull, Bernie Paltridge. Absent, Sergio Cesar.

The next event will be held at Blue Lake Sports Park on June 19 at 11am.

South East women starts their preparation for State titles The South East training squad for the South Australian Women’s Country Championships on July 16 and 17, to be held in Whyalla, has been an nounced and started training at the weekend..

Each zone competing in the championships shall nominate a playing squad of 24 players. All 24 players are eligible to compete in all scheduled matches.

The coach of the team is Michael Hunt (Mundulla), with assistant coaches Simon Radley (South Gambier) and Fiona Young (North Gambier).

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