TWR Volume 38, Issue No. 38 Wednesday 22nd November 2023

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COMMUNITY BANK SCHOLARSHIPS 2024

ommunity Bank Maldon & District exists to support our communi es.

Your banking is making a huge difference to our area. More than $3.6million has been reinvested to support hundreds of projects and programs across Maldon, Newstead, Dunolly, Harcourt and the broader Mount Alexander region.

Once again, this year we are pleased to be offering several ter ary scholarships of up to $2000 each to help students begin or con nue their studies.

Whether that is at university, TAFE or through other na onally recognised training, scholarships are awarded to students with a demonstrated need to cover costs to undertake their course or training. This may include expenses that address a barrier that would normally prevent you from being able to undertake further educa on.

Community Bank Maldon & District Branch manager Paul Simmons said “It’sÊ fantas cÊ thatÊ weÊ canÊ offerÊ moreÊ scholarshipsÊ forÊ allÊ typesÊ ofÊ students,Ê andÊ notÊ justÊ thoseÊ whoÊ takeÊ theÊ tradi onalÊ universityÊ path.Ê It'sÊimportantÊtoÊusÊtoÊincludeÊotherÊareasÊthatÊma erÊ suchÊ asÊ TAFEÊ andÊ traineeships,Ê andÊ par cularlyÊ helpingÊ thoseÊ studyingÊ agricultureÊ andÊ suppor ngÊ

REGIONAL HISTORY GRANTS APPLY NOW

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ommunity groups across our region are invited to apply for the latest round of the Government’s Local History Grants, celebra ng and preserving the state’s rich history for future genera ons.

The Victorian Government recognises local history is a key part of preserving Victoria’s memory and the Local History Grants Program supports groups to record and share the stories of their local areas.

Community groups across the Ripon electorate are encouraged to apply for a share of $350,000 available in the latest round of support.

Grants of up to $15,000 are available for individual projects.

Past recipients of the grants include the Talbot Arts and Historical Museum, u lising their funding to preserve local records, informa on, and collec on objects at Talbot Museum or the Ararat Genealogical Society Inc. who were successful in their grant of more than $13,000 for the digi sa on of the local paper from 1857 to 1873.

Over the years, projects have included newspaper digi sa on projects, exhibi ons, anniversary projects

Last year’s successful scholarship recipients Hannah, Jacinta, Christy & Alec furtherÊstudyÊforÊlocalÊindigenousÊstudents.”

Further informa on is available on the Community Bank’s website (www.maldoncb.com.au) and includes the applica on forms and detailed guidelines with further informa on on eligibility criteria.

Otherwise, to chat about the program in further detail, please contact Execu ve Officer Jane Hoi ng on 0478 435 110 or execu veofficer@mdcb.com.au

“So many fantas c local groups across our region preserve our precious stories and artefacts so well. They now have the opportunity to apply for another round of Local History Grants to con nue this important work. This grant will help preserve, capture and share our history for genera ons to enjoy.”

Martha Hayle ,Member for Ripon

and conserva on of precious community collec ons by historical groups, museums, schools & spor ng clubs.

The Victorian Government in September announced funding of $423,000 to support the Victorian Community History Awards, including the $5,000 Victorian Premier’s History Award, and a new round of the Local History Grants Program.

The Local History Grants Program is administered by Public Record Office Victoria. Applica ons for grants close on Monday, 11 December. For more info. and to apply, visit prov.vic.gov.au

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Sunday, 26th November, 2023 Friday, 24 November, 2023

Goldfields Music Club, Open Mic and Jam Night Every Friday at the Dunolly Golf Club, Separa on Street. 6:00pm—11:30pm each week. All players and public welcome with $5 entry. Lucky door prizes, bar, meals available. CASH ONLY VENUE Well it’s coming up to the fourth Friday of the month – so that’s got to be me for Feature Friday at the Dunolly Golf Club doesn’t it? Sure enough, it’s ON AGAIN THIS WEEK! This month’s Feature Friday band is Midnight Mantra – easily one of the best R&B bands around.

We’re very pleased to have them playing for us at the Goldfields Music Club Friday Open Mic & Jam. You’ll love the wonderful voice of Melinda Traves and the infec ous grooves of the band – not to be missed!

It’s been a big year at the Club and we hope you’ll come on out this week – whether you’re a first mer or a regular come along to hear some great music in Dunolly!!

And as we come up to the end of the year, our last Friday night for this year will be 16 December 2023 – it’ll be our break-up to thank you all for your support & par cipa on in 2023.

Sue Hayman

Sunday, 26 November 2023, at 1.30 pm.

Dunolly Bowling Club, Barkly St. Dunolly. A Country & Western Music Afternoon with Special guest artist, Bryce Rawlings .

This is our last music event for 2023. A gold coin dona on, bar will be open, enjoy a game of barefoot bowling while listening to Bryce. According to the weatherman it should be a balmy 23 degrees.

Hannah Delconte, Social Co-Ordinator

Handel’s Messiah Inglewood Town Hall 2pm

The Dunolly Gilbert and Sullivan Society is delighted to announce that we are partnering with the Community Bank Maldon and District to bring the Heidelberg Choral Society to perform Handel’s Messiah in the Inglewood Town Hall on Sunday 26th November, 2pm.

Bring a score and singalong to the great choruses including the Hallelujah chorus. The HCS is available as part of their Centenary celebrations to make a rural tour.

This performance with sixty singers and orchestra and professional soloists will perform for us before their Melbourne season.

Tickets; $40. Limited seating available.

Book NOW: Call Rachel on 0427 275 006 or Email: rachelbuckley@bigpond.com Online Bookings: https://www.ttrybooking.com/CLLLN Rachel Buckley President Dunolly Gilbert and Sullivan Society.

BUDDING ARTISTS Central Goldfields Art Gallery’s latest exhibi on – Emergent is now on display ll Dec. 10 2023.

EmergentÊpresents and celebrates the artwork of local VCE students from Highview College and Maryborough Educa on Centre.

The celebra on to launch this exhibi on will be held a er the VCE exams. Refreshments will be provided and student families, friends and the community are welcome to a end the event on Friday, 24 November from 4pm to 6pm, no booking required.

Central Goldfields Art Gallery, Old Fire Sta on, 1 Neill St Maryborough. Open Thursday to Sunday 10am-4pm, FREE entry. visit: www.centalgoldfieldsartgallery.com.au

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1885 Towns of Victoria Directory Entries Dear Editor, I discovered a document in an An que Mill in Geelong in a Shippers and Importers Directory for 1885 and thought it may be of some interest to your readers. It was tled ‘Towns In Victoria’.

DUNOLLY (county of Gladstone, Avoca electorate), a borough town, money-order, savings bank and telegraph sta on on Burnt Creek, 107 miles (125 by rail) NW. of Melbourne, and about 32 miles from Castlemaine, in lat. S. 36” 52’, long. E. lies 631 feet above sea level. Popula on (census 1881) 1,502.

The borough has an area of 5,760 acres, 400 dwellings, and rateable property of the net annual value of £9,723. The London Chartered and Victoria Banks have branches; and there are agencies of several Insurance Companies, including North Bri sh, Queen, Na onal Mutual Life, Northern, London and Lancashire; the hotels include the Bendigo, Commercial, Windsor, Castle Railway, Red Lion and others. The Dunolly Hospital, is one of the best managed ins tu ons in the colony, having 52 beds.

There is a public library of 850 volumes; and there are churches belonging to the Congrega onalists, Wesleyans, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, and Roman Catholics, also a commodious State school (No. 1,582), average a endance 190, erected at a cost of £3,000, and a flourmill.

Dunolly is a goldfield, the precious metal being found in quartz reefs and alluvial deposits spread over 18 square miles of country. It is stated there are 195 dis nct reefs, all more or less auriferous, in the mining division. These reefs are also found to contain iron, manganese and copper, the la er in very small quan es. A lode of an mony has also been discovered. Dunolly is also famous for its deposits of kaolin, which is said to be a very pure quality.

Slate has been discovered a very short distance from the town. The value of the mining plant employed in the extrac on of the gold is es mated at £63,337.

One of the largest nuggets in the world was found near here in 1869; it weighted 2,280 ounces, its value being £9,534.

A number of Chinamen, about 297, employ themselves in the surface diggings. 1,457 miners in all are at work.

Dunolly is the centre of an agricultural district: but agriculture appears to be decreasing and a large area is being laid down in English grasses. TheÊ DunollyÊ ExpressÊis the local newspaper. The reservoir whence the town water supply is derived has 17,200,000 gallons storage capacity.

EDDINGTON – A post town on the Loddon river, in the county of Talbot, and electoral district of Maryborough, 99 miles NW of Melbourne.

Communica on is by Cobb’s Coach daily to Castlemaine. Coach fare to Dunolly – 2 Shillings and 6 pence.

There are English and Presbyterian Churches, a State School (No.793 – the average a endance is 106) a flour mill, a brewery, four hotels – Eddington, Commercial, Bridge and Farmer’s Arms – an agency of the Norwich Union Company and three stores in the town. Popula on 156. Good wheat growing district.

Margaret Davies, Eddington

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18 Havelock St MonÊ-ThuÊ9:30Ê-Ê3pmÊ Dunolly Arts Hub

In the old Nurses’ Home beside the hospital on Havelock Street (top of Bull Street).

Monday-Thursday 9.30am to 3.00pm.

The Dunolly Arts Hub is on the corner of Thompson and Alice Streets, Dunolly.

MONDAY: Mosaics at the Arts Hub from 10am, beginners welcome; Card making with Rhonda: every third Monday of the month at 1.30pm. Ballroom Dancing: At the Golf Club Separation Road from 6pm (times vary seasonally) Intermediate skills—call me for details. Whispering Weeders: last Monday of the month Hub Club: 4-5.30pm FULL. If your child is interested call the Centre to go on the wait List.

TUESDAY: WoodworkÊ 9am until 12.30. All welcome WEDNESDAY: Table tennis at the Golf Club on Separation Road from 9am to 12pm; Craft at the Centre from 10am- bring your own activity.

THURSDAY: Croquet at the Golf Club on Separation Road from 10am—come along and have a crack! Family History: from 7.30pm at the Centre. Discover your roots — our members are very skilled and happy to help.

FRIDAY: Whichcra at the Hub. SUNDAY: Golden Triangle Archers meet on the fourth Sunday at 10am, Deledio Reserve on Elgin Street.

Covered shoes compulsory and parents must stay with children.

This is a ‘dry pantry’, so we stock items that have a long shelf-life. This service is open to any community member needing that li le bit extra. The ‘a er hours’ pantry is on the veranda and is kept stocked for anyone unable to visit during opening hours. We are now able to offer frozen vegies and bread.

WHOLE TOWN GARAGE SALE WRAP-UP! Thanks to all our par cipants for their hard work in se ng up their individual garage sales - it’s a big effort, and I certainly hope it made you all a li le extra cash for the coming season! Due to cost-ofliving pressures the numbers of visitors were down on last year, unfortunately, but every sale certainly helps. We had people visi ng town from Ballarat, Eaglehawk, Ararat, and everywhere in-between, and it was wonderful to see such support for our town.

Late November seems to be a winner for this town event, and the weather certainly held for us this year!

CHRISTMAS HAMPER DRIVE For the second year running, the Centre will be providing Christmas hampers to community members who may need a li le extra support. We would like to ask community members to donate Christmas-themed food items for our efforts, which will certainly help provide cheer to those who may be struggling. Any long-life item that is s ll within date will be gratefully accepted - just pop into the Neighbourhood Centre during opening hours to drop dona ons off.

WHISPERING WEEDERS It’s been a quiet few months, so any Weeder wishing to meet for an end-of-year gathering, please call me at the Centre.

Kath Ryan, Co-ordinator Ph: 5468 1511 admin@dunnhc.com.au

CornerÊofÊThompsonÊ &ÊAliceÊStreets.

DUNOLLY NEIGHBOURHOOD PANTRY- Monday to Thursday, 1.30 to 3pm at the Centre.

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On the 11th of November we were lucky enough to host a workshop on making Sauerkraut, thanks to Healthy Loddon Campaspe, Dunolly Kindergarten and guest presenters Fiona Silver from Street Harvest and Margaret Parsons from Maryborough Community Garden.

It was a very lively class with people chopping away, cha ng, sharing cu ng boards and other utensils.

The weather was lovely and it made for a wonderful a ernoon.

We all got to take a bo le or two of our sauerkraut home and instruc ons on how to make further batches.

For me personally, this was a technique I've wanted to learn for a long me. I had done the theory and watched videos but had yet to actually put my hand to it.

So this workshop was the perfect way to get the courage to try it.

We generally adver se our workshops on Facebook, so if you don't follow us already, head to h ps://www.facebook.com/ DunollyCG to see what is coming up.

Currently we meet Thursdays at 3.30pm, though we will probably move to a later me on Thursdays to avoid the UV and heat - we will be sure to men on that through TheÊWelcomeÊRecord as well as our Facebook Page.

The community garden is located in the kindergarten grounds and laneway at 94 Maude Street Dunolly.

Come join us!

SLUDGEBUSTERS P/L Septic tank cleaning Grease traps EPA LICENCE 5461 2975 Mobile 0417 598 614 Greg Butler

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ELECTION OF NEW MAYOR At the recent Council mee ng held on Tuesday 21 November, Flynn Ward Councillor and local farmer, Liesbeth Long was elected Mayor of Central Goldfields Shire.

First elected in 2020, Cr. Liesbeth Long is in her third year on Council and was sworn in as Mayor for the next 12 months – the final year of the current Council term.

Mayor Liesbeth Long said it is an honour and a privilege to be sworn in as Central Goldfields Shire Mayor.

“I am humbled by the opportunity and excited by the challenge of represen ng the Central Goldfields community over the next 12 months. My mo va on to be Mayor comes from a deep sense of wan ng to serve and have a posi ve impact on other people and the world around me… I dearly want to see the Shire prosper and thrive, the popula on to be engaged and to be proud of where they live.

“I’dÊalsoÊlikeÊtoÊthankÊandÊcongratulateÊourÊoutgoingÊ MayorÊCrÊGraceÊLaÊVellaÊforÊherÊleadership,Êdedica onÊ andÊcontribu onÊtoÊCouncilÊoverÊtheÊpastÊ12Êmonths.” she added.

A video of the event is available on Council’s website at: www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/ councilmeetings

PET BONUS You can protect your pet and help reduce the popula on of stray and unwanted cats and dogs in our Shire.

In partnership with Maryborough Veterinary Prac ce and the Victorian Government, Central Goldfields Council is offering a substan al discount package which includes: Þ Discount pet desexing Þ Micro-chipping Þ Registra on of your pet This opportunity is for a limited me, so be sure to check your eligibility. Up to two vouchers are available per household to the owner of the pet(s).

Some terms and condi ons apply.

Visit Council’s Customer Service Centre at 22 Nolan Street, Maryborough in person, or visit: www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/desexing EVENTS STRATEGY We know community events are important to our whole Shire. They are an important way for us to connect and feel a sense of belonging.

Through our community plans, you told us that events are important to our smaller townships as well.

To help us understand how we can be er support our exis ng events, and explore ways to a ract new events, we are invi ng our community to complete a short survey.

To find out more and to provide us with our feedback and ideas visit: www.engage.cgoldshire.vic.gov.au/events

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TO EMAIL OR NOT TO EMAIL This month we are talking about emails.

TPG/IINet will no longer be directly providing email services, instead the email has been migrated to a new provider called The Messaging Company (h ps://themessaging.co) IINet/TPG. Bigpond has also migrated their email services to the same provider.

At the moment, TPG/IINet are offering a free 12month subscrip on a er which there will be a charge, its unknown what that charge will be.

Bigpond have made no announcement yet regarding whether or not there will be an addi onal fee for email on top of your exis ng internet service fee well none that we can find.

We are recommending that anyone with an ISP email account that is also your primary email account, start looking to migrate to alterna ve free providers such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo.

Most people by now will probably have a Gmail or Outlook account, so it makes sense to move and no longer be reliant on your ISP service. This doesn’t mean you need to move your internet service provider, just your primary email.

Switching over your email means crea ng a new address, unless you already have one, and changing over any accounts or services you have to that new address and le ng everyone know that your old address is no longer in service.

It should be noted users of old domains like ncable, netconnect were given just 30 days to move their email with no op on to migrate like that offered to TPG/IINet users.

SOME TIPS FOR USING FREE PROVIDERS. · Make sure your account recovery informa on is up to date. This is generally your mobile number or an alterna ve email address which can be a close

rela ve or friend. This is necessary in the event you forget your account password, or your account is somehow compromised. · These services (gmail/outlook/yahoo), also offer a 2FA (2 Factor Authen ca on) op on. This can be a prompt on your phone, in your alterna ve email address or via an authen cator app, to verify you are who you say you are and helps to prevent unauthorised access to your account. · Make sure your authen ca on op ons are correct. These can be found in the account/security se ngs of the respec ve providers.

It’s also worth considering 2 email accounts. One for your business/personal dealings with banks, doctors, MyGov, Centrelink, lawyers, Ebay, Paypal etc. And a second one for all the junk sites that force you to sign up just to read the news or look at a picture.

Basically, the junk email account.

If you wish to discuss more, please drop into the shop and if you need help se ng up a new email account, we are available to assist.

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Servicing Dunolly and surrounding areas.

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FREE LITTLE ANGLER KITS

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ittle Angler fishing kits are being rolled out to every Grade 5 primary student across the state.

Every kit comes with everything you need to get started - including a rod and reel, hooks, and a fish guidebook.

There is also a YouTube video playlist - You’ll be cas ng in no me once you’ve watched these videos about what’s in your kit and how to set up your rod for its first cast. https:// www.youtube.com/playlist? list=PLKo29JSp_KfTEhxcqGIcRm2EUDERpG74P These free Li le Angler Kits are part of the State Government’s $98 million package to improve recrea onal fishing, boa ng, piers and aquaculture.

The program seeks to encourage more children to experience the natural world and spending me with friends and family in Victoria’s great outdoors.

BYO BAIT.

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Catholic Church, Dunolly

There will be Mass at St Mary's church at 8.30am on Sunday 26th November. There will be a mee ng a er Mass to discuss the future of the church.

R. Mecredy “TodayÊaskÊGodÊtoÊguide,ÊguardÊandÊgoÊwithÊyou”ÊÊHSR

Uni ng Church, Dunolly

Worship on Sunday 26th November at 9.30am will be led by Rev Chris Venning.

Uni ng emergency relief will be in Dunolly this Thursday 23rd November from 1.30pm.

Linda Pickering The Op Shop will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10.00am. Summer clothes and shoes $5 bag SALE is now on.

‘AndÊtheÊpeaceÊofÊGod,ÊwhichÊtranscendsÊallÊ understanding,ÊwillÊguardÊyourÊheartsÊandÊ yourÊmindsÊinÊChristÊJesus’ Philippians 4:7

St John’s Anglican Church, Dunolly Rev Canon Heather Blackman Parish Office, Nigh ngale Street, Maryborough. Phone 5460 5964 Services 10 am every fourth Thursday

DUNOLLY AND MARYBOROUGH DISTRICTS FUNERAL SERVICE Specialising in prepaid and prearranged funerals with special pensioner discounts

New Horizon Church, Bealiba

Bealiba Public Hall. Every Sunday 3pm For more informa on about services and bible studies Contact Veronica Medlyn: 0427 345 577

St David’s Anglican Church, Bealiba Davies Street Bealiba Sunday Eucharist: 8am second and fourth Sundays of every month.

TARNAGULLA Whole Town Garage Sale Sunday 26th November 2023 8 AM - 3 PM FREE EVENT The whole town of Tarnagulla is invited to par cipate in this garage sale & maps are provided at the Post Office on the day for exact loca ons.

Contact Kelly: 0431548696 email: racingchick@bigpond.com

49 Alma Street Maryborough 3465 We conduct a mobile veterinary service throughout the Maryborough area

DUNOLLY AREA EVERY SECOND TUESDAY

5461 1979 If no answer call: John: 0418 995 424 Jono: 0437 099 624

We are available for · House calls for small animal consultations, vaccinations etc. · Routine farm consultations. · Routine horse and farm visits including pregnancy testing All appointments for call-outs must be made before midday on a Tuesday.

Office hours - 5461 4466

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t has been a fairly quiet week at Dunolly North, though I did hear the fire siren go a couple of mes.

I have a very bad habit of leaving the screen door open when I go out for "aÊfewÊminutesÊ“, which is usually not the case.

We took the hissy things that make the door close quickly taken off when Mr. Ramble was home, so they did not catch his heels, and they are s ll off.

Today while I was watering the garden, I had one of those startling encounters with a blue tongue lizard as it ducked in under the air condi oner motor.

When I came back through the laundry, I saw that the cat's water was pped over and her hard food was sca ered about. A er I had mopped up the water, a scaly back was inside the door.

The cat was outside eyeing the lizard with her usual cau on as it slid under the partly open door and under the wood box.

It very easily could have been a much less welcome rep le.

The last me Daughter Ramble came up to see me, she brought a dwarf hydrangea which I have been really looking a er.

It is blooming at the moment. Two heads are blue, another is pink. One is not out far enough to tell. I don't think they usually have two colours on a bush.

It is very pre y.

ROSIE

Just for a Laugh HowlersMagna Carta provided that no man should be hanged twice for the same offence.

Ivan the Terrible started life as a child, a fact that troubled his later personality.

An armadillo is an ornamental shrub.

Ques on:- What are ke le drums called?

Answer:- Ke le drums.

R - RATED These peace-loving animals start their lives as small furry balls, and they grow up and with any luck will find a mate and have small furry balls themselves.

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Dunolly Bowls Weekend Pennant Sat. 25th November 2023 DIVISION 1 ROUND 7 Dunolly Blue V Dunolly Gold At Dunolly Skipper Peter W Greg D Tony G Third Alan W Barry M Chris W Second Alan P Geoff D Terry L Leader Keith E David W Bernie L Manager Peter Waters 1.30 Roll Up Dunolly Gold V Dunolly Blue at Dunolly Skipper Roy P Frank M Jim H Third Raeleen M Paul C Sandra Ch Second Ian F Don M Richard C Leader Karen W Karen S Graham C Manager Roy P 1.15 Roll Up DIVISION 2 ROUND 7 Dunolly Green V Avoca At Avoca Skipper Fabion D Aaron B Wayne S Third David P Ian McK Charlie S Second Jordan M Wayne P Keisha A Leader Corey P Peter P Ellio H Manager Aaron B Leave 12.30 Cars 2nd Emergency Nancy P Jill M Heather W Chris ne K Sandra Cal Paul Z Unavailable Barry C Ned C Jim S Keith McK Evan W Heather F Wayne Mcl Peter F Hannah D

Dunolly Bowls Mid-Week Pennant Round 10 Tues. 28th November 2023 Dunolly Blue V Dunolly Gold at Dunolly Skipper Keith E Alan W Tony G Third Barry C Barry M Sandra Ch Second Karen W Roy P Marg D Leader David W Karen S Alice R 21 Ends to be played - Roll up 9.15 Manager Sandra Chaplin $5/ Game Unavailable: Call Manager 0438 616 477 Dunolly Gold V Dunolly Blue at Dunolly Skipper Wayne S Fabion D Jim H Third Heather W Terry L Dave P Second Nancy P Sandra C Hannah D Leader Chris ne K Jill M Catherine G 21 Ends to be played - 9.15 Roll Up $5/Game Manager Hannah D Unavailable: Call Manager 0428 100 010 Unavailable Don M Jim S Bernie L Greg D Charlie S Frank M Peter F Richard C

DUNOLLY BOWLING CLUB Results: Tuesday 14/11 - Dunolly Blue had a Bye. Dunolly Gold played Maryborough Golf at Golf.

It was a freezing day, no amount of protec ve clothing kept the bowlers warm, the hand warmers certainly got a workout. B. Mortlock 14 vs K. Gay 25; A. Weir 10 vs M. Webb 34; J. Haigh 28 vs E. Bucknill 21.

Saturday 18/11 - Division 1, Dunolly Blue vs Avoca Red at Dunolly. G. Dobbin 20 vs N. Parre 13; T. Galofaro 25 vs C. Cocking 11; P. Waters 17 vs D. Giddings 24.

Dunolly Gold vs Talbot Gold, at Talbot.

J. Haigh 7 vs P. Radstock 43; R. Pickering 14 vs P. McLauglan 16; F. Mifsud 22 vs P. Fletcher 23.

Division 2, Dunolly Green vs Talbot, at Talbot.

A. Bri on 22 vs B Crossley 21; F. Delconte 22 vs R. Pren ce 25; W. Stephens 7 vs J. Fayen 36.

It encouraging to see and hear the Talbot bowlers giving our young bowlers words of encouragement, the young bowlers for all clubs are the bowlers of the future.

Team selec ons have been posted on the inside and outside no ce boards. Please remember if you are unable to play, no fy your team manager so an emergency bowlers can hopefully fill in.

The in-house compe ons are now being played, if you haven’t started, you had be er get a move on.

There are closing dates for each event. If unable to play an event before the cutoff date, please ring Chris, Wayne or Barry Cann.

You have all received (via mail) informa on regarding our Christmas break-up which is on the 16/12. Please return your response via mail in the prepaid envelope that was included. THE CUT OFF DATE IS THE 1/12.

(This is for catering/ordering). Unfortunately, if no response is received, you will not be catered for.

This Sunday 26/11 is our last Music Event for 2023, Bryce Rawlings is our guest ar st. Please come and support this event.

It is a gold coin dona on, monies raised from this event assist with the Christmas break-up which is FREE to all bowlers and social members.

Hannah Delconte, Publicity Officer.

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BEALIBA BOWLS

Very close bowling this week as nine of us took to the mats. The shot of the night was from Gary McClelland who managed to nestle his bowl between the opposi ons bowl and the ki y all balancing on the edge of the mat. It was a very hard decision for the vote givers as all bowlers were in top form.

Three teams scored two wins each. Congratula ons to Pam Brightwell & Tiger Coburn, Shirley Coburn & Malcolm Campbell and David Price, Lyle Streeter & .

Great bowling everyone.

Chris Evans

Laanecoorie Dunolly Cricket Club

Captain/coach Ma Smith managed to lose the toss again and Colts Phelans chose to bat first.

Sam Bartle and Joe Lovel opened the bowling and kept the visitors run less with maiden overs to both.

Bartle struck first dismissing Rhys Wagstaff who was caught out. Lovel snagged Robinson in the 6th over and Harry Kurzke in the 8th over also caught off Lovel’s bowling.

Luke Tatchell and Sebas an Borg started to get some runs on the board, but the rate was slow. Ma Smith bowled Luke Tatchell while Bartle struck again running out Borg a er a brilliant 30 metre throw from Steve Dellavedova found the stumps. Colts finished with 6/124.

Tom Hanne and Luke Smith opened the ba ng and were hampered in the first few overs by Baker and Henderson. Luke Smith started finding the boundary and Hanne was ever consistent. It took un l the 13th over before Tom Hanne was bowled by Robinson.

Joe Lovel was promoted up the ba ng order this week and didn’t disappoint in his partnership with Smith finishing 28 not out while Smith posted a superb 68 not out. Both ba ers found the boundary line plenty of mes. Another win making 3 one-day wins and 8 overall for the year.

Ka e Lovel, Secretary

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