Gippsland Times Tuesday 13 September 2022

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thepetrolstation,andhison-sitefoodvending businessLochSportKebabs.

Theplanswererevealedatanordinarycouncil meetingonTuesday,September 6ina motion putforwardbyCouncillorMarkMcKenzieand secondedbyCrCarolynCrossley.

“He’sbeenreallywellregardedwithinthecommunity,and thisnowallowshimtoopenthespace uptohaveanadditionalfacilityforfoodoutlets,” CrMcKenziesaid.

“Thisisanotheropportunityforhimtograbthat smallparceloflandwhichwasreallyinsignificant tocouncil,tobeabletohaveanopenspace,to activatethatarea,andprovideoff-streetparking forsafetyaswell,sothisis agreatoutcomefor LochSport.”

Owner EliasSalibaoutsidetheBPpetrolstationin LochSport .WellingtonShirewillselllandto MrSaliba,allowing himtoexpandhisbusiness.

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CrMcKenzie’smotionwascarriedunanimously.

Nurtureourlocal business

LochSportservo cannowexpand

Speakinginsupportofthemotion,CrMcKenzie madereferencetoMrSaliba’srefurbishmentof

Aspartofthemotion,councilwillcreate a committeetoconsiderwrittensubmissionsand/ orobjectionstotheproposedsale,whichshallbe overseenbyCouncillorsMcKenzie,GarryStephens andGayleMaher.

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OwnerofBPLochSport,EliasSalibaconfirmed tothe GippslandTimes thatheintendstobuythe landfromcouncil.

WELLINGTONShireCouncilhasannouncedits intentiontosellcouncil-ownedlandinLochSport to the localBPpetrolstation. Undertheproposal,partsof aroadreserveand parkingreservelocatedalongNationalParkRoad willbesold“atnolessthancurrentmarketvalue”, pavingthewayforthebusinesstoexpand.

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Amajorityofresidentsagreedtothescheme’s implementation,andnoformalobjectionswere lodgedwithcouncilregardingtheproposal.

OneofMrCarroll’sstaffhandedout aprinted mediareleasesayingthestategovernmentinvestmentof$780mwasdoublethatofthe“Liberal NationalPartywhentheywerelastinpower”.

AlpineRoad,theSouthGippslandHighway,the MonaroHighwayandPaynesvilleRd.

AttheFirminsLaneWetlandsinMorwelllast

Ratepayerswereoriginallyaskedtocontribute$115,200,or64percentofthetotal costs,butwillnowpayjust14percentofthe totalcosts.

Hesaid230kilometresofGippsland’sroad networkwouldberebuilt,repairedandresurfaced aspartofanannualroadmaintenanceprogram, comparedwith220kmlastfinancialyear.

or7.5percentaspartoftheSpecialCharge scheme.

Aspart ofthescheme,landownerswill contribute$25,200,or$3600perresidence, towardsresurfacinganddrainage workson ParkAve,whichiscurrentlyunsealed.

SpecialChargegreenlight

Thefinalcostofthoseworkswas$798,966.26 overall,withresidentscontributing$60,000,

AskedaboutGippsland’srailservicesandthe possibilityofincreasingthenumberofrailservices beyondTraralgon,toBairnsdale,tomorethan threedaily,MrCarroll- alsoPublic Transport Minister -replied,“Can Itakethatquestionon notice?”

Givenwewerestandingbythesideof aroadin Morwell,referencestoSpringStparliamentary protocolsseemedoutofplace.

DanielPederson

“Weknowmorepeopleareorderinggoodsonline,” MrCarrollsaid,andthatmeant asoundfreight networkwasimportantinregionalVictoria.

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Thenex tO rdinaryCouncil Meeting is scheduledforTuesday,September20at6pm.

Australian LaborPartycandidateforMorwell KateMaxfieldsaidroadmaintenancewasimportant,particularlyrepairingpotholesthatcould, andhave,damagedvehicles.

ResidentsonParkAvewerefirstinformed oftheSpecialChargeproposalinMarch2020, withmail-outsurveyssenttopropertiesthe following month,andagaininSeptember2021.

Theircontributionswillbemadeininstalmentsaspartofshire’sannualratecollection Thetotalcostoftheworksisestimatedat $180,000,themajorityofwhichwillbepaid bycouncil.

ITwas apressconferenceofsorts.

WELLINGTONShireCouncilwillproceed with aSpecialChargeStreetConstruction schemeonParkAvenueinCowwarr.

Maintenance blitz is on

Thatschemesawlandownerscontributeto thecostofasphaltinganddrainageworkson anunsealedportionofMcMillanSt,between DavisandThomsonStreets.

MrCarrollsaidasidefrommakingtheroad networksafer,regionaleconomieswouldbenefit becauseworkerswouldbedeployedintheirareas andtheywouldspendmoneylocally.

Australian L abor Party candidate for Morwell Kate Maxfield with Roads and Road Safety Minister Ben Carroll at Firmins L ane, Morwell on Wednesday morning

Council’sapprovalcomesfollowingthesuccessfulimplementationof asimilarscheme inStratford.

Photo: Daniel Pedersen

Giventhatwasalmosteightyearsagoandthe exorbitant priceincreasesofpracticallyeverything sincethen,thecomparisonseemeddubious.

AcrossVictoriathestategovernmentwillspend $780 milliononroads.

Motoristsareadvisedtoseekanalternative routeoftravelbetweenthesehours.

Regionalroadsideswillreceiveattentioncosting $3.2million, accountingformowing,weedingand graffiti removal.

And20,000roadsignsacrossthestatewillbe replaced.

TheroadsparticularlynotedweretheGreat

Road closure

Theschemewasapprovedunanimouslyby councilat ameetingonTuesday,September6.

Wednesday,MrCarrollannouncedthebeginning of the 2022/23‘road maintenanceblitz’.

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Theone-wayroadbetweenPetsDomainandSale BBQChickenandSaladBarwillbeclosedfrom 4pmontheThursdayuntil7amonthefollowing Fridayforlinemarkingupgrades.

Theapprovaloftheschemecomesfollowing monthsofconsultationwithlandowners.

RoadsandRoadSafetyMinisterBenCarroll wasn’ttherelongandtherewasn’tmuchofan audience.

FROMthisThursday,September15,therewillbe apartroadclosureonNewRailwayRoad.

Italsoprovidedagreatdevelopmentopportunity forthecadets,whoareagedbetween13and18, andmanyofwhomarekeentopursuecareersin defenceoremergencyservices.

Participantshaveextendedtheirthanksto MaffraandDistrictCar Club,whoprovidedthe venue,thevehiclesandthe casualties.

LOCALemergencyservicesgatheredatthe BoisdaleHillClimb trackonSaturday,September 3foranemergencyresponsetrainingactivity. Police,paramedics,CFAandSES membersfrom MaffraandStratfordwereassistedbyarmycadets fromSale,BairnsdaleandNewborough.

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One‘casualty’wastrappedundertherolled vehicle,anotherhadbeenejectedand athirdhad sufferedburnsandsmokeinhalationfromthefire CFAmembers extinguishedthevehiclefire whileSESmembersstabilisedtherolledvehicle inpreparationforextractingthecasualty. Paramedicsandarmycadetsthentreatedthe ‘casualties’whentheareawasdeemedsafe.

Theexerciselastedabouttwohoursandallowed emergencyservicestointeractwitheachotherin acontrolledenvironmentatarealistic,simulated criticalincident.

Theywereconfrontedwith amotorvehiclecollisionscenariowhereonevehiclehadrolledonto itssideandanotherhadcaughtfire.

Adebriefattheendoftheactivityallowedgroups togain abetterunderstandingofemergency managementproceduresandshareideas.

Armycadetsandemergencyservices respondto the‘victim’of acar crashduring atraining exercise at Boisdale.

Policewereresponsiblefortrafficmanagement andcoordinationofresources.

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“Iamextremelyproudoftheeffortsofmy InvestigatingOfficerinthiscase,andanother shoutouttothefantasticYarramcommunity,who continuetowork with policeandsendthemessage thattheywillnottoleratecriminalbehaviourin theirtown,”SergeantBainbridgesaid.

BETWEENJuly20-21,anunknownpersonbroke into ashedattheMaffraBowlsClubovernight, accordingtopolice.

CommunitySafetyDay

Canyouidentify thesetwoalleged offenders?

YARRAMPolicearrested a37-year-old Yarram manon Thursday,September 8for allegedoffences includingtheftof atruckandbreachingofbail.

COMEdownandseethelocalEmergencyServices intheRaymondMall,Salefrom10amto12pmon Saturday,October15.

BETWEEN8pmand9.30pmonWednesday, August10, amaleoffenderallegedlybrokeinto YarramGolfClub.

TherewilltrucksfromalloflocalCFA,SES andPolice.

Theoffenderwaspresentedbeforeanafter-hours BailJustice,andwasremandedovernightto appearattheSaleMagistratesCourt.

Theoffenderallegedlystole anumberofpower tools,whichincluded awhippersnipper,chainsaw, spraygunsandblowerswithanestimatedvalue of$1850.

TheremayevenbeCaptainKoalaandPaddy thePlatypusattending.

YarramOfficerInChargeSergeantBainbridge wasgratefultofellowpoliceandthecommunity.

Break-in at golfclub

“Yarram Policelookforwardtothecontinuedand unifiedapproachwearecementingintotackling crimeinourarea.”

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Break-in at bowlsclub

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Policesaythatinformationreceivedfromthe publicwasinvaluableinpiecingtogether acomplexpatternofoffendingthatextendedthrough multipleshiresandpolicezones.

Ifyouhaveanyinformation,callDetectiveSenior ConstableDanElliottatWellingtonCriminal InvestigationUniton51422200,orYarramPolice Stationon51825033andMaffraPoliceStation on 5147 1026.

A45-year-oldwomanand a50-year-oldwoman, bothfromSale,werearrested. Bothwomenhave beenreleasedpendingfurther enquiries.

Theinvestigationisongoing,anyonewhomay beabletoassistwiththeinvestigationisurged tocontactCrimeStoppers.

thatmayhelpidentifythemale.

Salesexworkerarrests

POLICEsay WellingtonCrimeInvestigationUnit detectivesexecuted asearchwarrantunderthe SexWorkActat abusinessonRaymond St inSale onThursday,September 8aspartofanongoing investigation.

Trucktheftarrest

AconfidentialreportcanbemadetoCrime Stopperson1800333000.

Theallegedisdescribedaswearing askimask or abalaclava,boots,carrying atorch.

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Thewords‘GodSaveTheQueen’aresynonymous withtheopeninglineoftheEnglishNational Anthem.

WhileTheQueenherselfdidnotsackWhitlam, shehasforeverbeentiedtothetumultuousevent.

QueenElizabethII 1926-2022 www.gippslandtimes.com.au Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 13 September,2022 –Page7

AUSTRALIANSawokeonFridaymorningtothe newsthatQueenElizabethIIhaddied.

TheKingorQueendoesnotneed adriverslicence, passportorhavetopaytax.

Addressingthenation,Whitlamfamouslysaid: “WellmaywesayGodSaveTheQueen,because nothingwillsavetheGovernor-General.”

stoppedbyYallournforwelloveranhour.Ifever therewasanindicationtojusthowpristinetheold Yallourntownshipwas,surelythatwasit.

StPaul’swillalsobeopenforprivate prayer,from10amto4pmthroughoutthe week.

Allinall,TheQueen/TheKingisheadofstate inthe UK,Australia,AntiguaandBarbuda,the Bahamas,Barbados,Belize,Canada,Grenada, Jamaica,NewZealand,PapuaNewGuinea,Saint KittsandNevis,SaintLucia,SaintVincentandthe Grenadines,SolomonIslandandTuvalu.

Godsaveusall

ForthosewonderingjusthowpowerfulThe Queen,andnowTheKing,are:theycandissolve parliament,legitimiselaws,pardoncriminalsand declarewar.

OlderreaderswillsurelyrememberTheQueen’s visittoSaleandTraralgon.

Longmayshereign

Hertenureoversawrecoveryinpost-warBritain, thetransitionfromEmpiretoCommonwealth,the endoftheColdWar,andtheUK’sentryintoand withdrawalfromtheEuropeanUnion.

Enquiriescanbemadebyphoning5144 2020.

QueenElizabethIIwasthelongestserving BritishMonarch,herreignspanning70years aftertakingthethronein1952aged25.

Confoundtheirpolitics

Saleservice tohonour Queen’s memory

FarewelltoourgraciousQueen

TheQueenisbeingrememberedas aMonarchof absolute integrity, who served the Commonwealth withgreatdecorumamidmanysignificantworld events.

Andmakethemfall

TheRoyalFamilywavedtowellwishes,wholined thestreetstoseethemintheflesh.Some30,000 peoplewereestimatedamongtheTraralgoncrowd.

TheQueenwasonly 28at thetimeofher Gippslandvisit.Onecanonlyimaginetheheightenedsecuritythatwouldbeseenifthesameevent washeldtoday.

Frustratetheirknavishtricks

OLordourGodarise Scatterourenemies

Thychoicestgiftsinstore

GodsavetheQueen

Thosecountriesandmanyjoinedintheglobal mourning.

Happyandglorious Longtoreignoverus GodsavetheQueen

GodsaveourgraciousQueen LongliveournobleQueen GodsavetheQueen

Duringhertime,theUKhad15PrimeMinisters andAustralia16.

Stayingwiththesportingtheme,theRoyal FamilyvisitedtheMCGfortheopeninggameofthe 1970VFLseasonbetweenRichmondandFitzroy.

HereldestsonCharlesisnowKing.

Parliamenthadbecomedeadlockedafterthe Senate,whereWhitlamdidnothave amajority, refusedtopass aseriesofcrucialBills.

Morelocally,TheQueenhashadsomeconnection toGippslandresidents.

Kerrcouldhave hadWhitlam removedbyThe Queen,butgivenTheQueen’srequirementto remainneutralinpoliticalaffairs,suchaction wouldhavebreachedthisprecedent.

Musicloverswhohavebeento aconcertofthe bandQueenwillknowthey,fittingly,endallshows with arockn’rollversionof GodSaveTheQueen

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QueenElizabeth IIandtheDukeofEdinburgh cametoGippslandin1954,spendingtimein Warragul,Traralgon,SaleandYallourn.

Photographsofthe daystilladornthewallsofthe Warraguloldshirehall,nowusedbytheWarragul andDistrictHistoricalSociety.

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Morwell-raisedcricketerPeterSiddlemetThe Queenatleastthreetimes,playing aTestmatch forAustraliaatLordsin2009,2013and2019.

HerMajestywasintroducedtoplayersfromboth teams.AmongtheRichmondline-upwasFrancis Bourke,wholaterworkedas arelief newsagent inTrafalgar.

TheQueendiedpeacefullyinherScottishestate onThursdaynight,8.30pmlocaltime.Shewas96.

Momentsof thatoccasionwerecapturedbylocal papers,withanincredible20pagesdedicatedto thecoverageintheTraralgonJournal.

ST PAUL’SAnglicanCathedral,Salewillbe hosting aServiceofThanksgivingforthelife andworkofHerMajesty,QueenElizabeth IIthisThursday,September15from7pm. Thiswillbeanecumenicalserviceof Evensong.Allwelcome.

Sendhervictorious

GodSave TheQueen

In1976, GodSaveTheQueen wasreinstated,only toonceagainbereplacedwith AdvanceAustralia Fair in1984.

Ontheeourhopeswefix

ArguablythemosttellingmomentforTheQueen inAustralianhistorywasthedismissalofPrime MinisterGoughWhitlamin1975.

Thisconstitutionalcrisiscameto aheadwhen WhitlamwasdismissedbytheGovernor-General, SirJohnKerr.

Interestingly,theitineraryshowedtheRoyal FamilywasonlyinTraralgonfor30minutes,but

Onherbepleasedtopour

Theservicewillbelive-streamedonthe cathedral’sofficialYouTubechannel.

GodSaveTheQueen hashad twostints as Australia’snationalanthem.Itwasusedupuntil 1974,beforebeingreplacedby AdvanceAustralia Fair

Mayshedefendourlaws

Tosingwithheartandvoice

TheQueenwouldtraditionallybeintroduced tomembersoftheteambythecaptainofthe respectivesides.

Technically,allunmarkedswansinopenwater intheUKbelongtoTheQueen.

QueenElizabethIIdied aged 96.

Andevergiveuscause

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KingCharles111hashisactualbirthdayon November14.

KingCharles’wifeCamilla,willbeknownas Queenconsort.Anagreementwasmadeattheir weddingin2005thatCamillawouldnotcarry thetitleofQueen,butPrincessconsortinstead. However,earlierthisyear,QueenElizabeth II saidshe wantedCamillatobeknownasQueen consortonceCharlesbecameKing.

Recalling a Royalvisit

InAustralian,theQueen’sBirthdaypublic holidayiscelebratedondifferentdates,dependingonstateorterritory.

NextinlinetothethroneafterCharlesishis eldestson,William,theDukeofCambridge. TheBritishnationalanthemwillbechanged toGodSavetheKing.

InQueenslandhowever,itiscelebratedon thefirstMondayinOctober.

HewillbeknownasKingCharlesIII.

Apartfromthephysicalchange onthenew face,youmaynoticesomethingelsewhenyou getyourhandsonthecoins -KingCharleswill befacingleft.

Whathappensnow?

LivinginherMotorVillageunit,MsArthurto thisdaycontinuestobeinterestedinwhatQueen Elizabethandtheroyalfamilyareupto.

QueenElizabethII andtheDukeofEdinburgh waving to thepeopleofSalein 1954. Photo:File

Currencywillbereprinted,withtheKing’s portraitcominginplaceofTheQueen.

“Itisourexpectationthatthiswouldcontinue shouldtherebe achangeinthemonarch,”an RBAspokespersonsaid.

DESPITE anewKing,thedateoftheQueen’s Birthdaypublicholidayislikelytoremainthe same.

“I’mnot abigfanofCamilla.Shewasthe one that brokeupCharlesandDiana,whichwasterrible andvery,veryupsetting.”

Hiscoronationislikelytotake placea year afterTheQueen’sfuneral.Thiswillbe apublic holidayintheUK

QueenElizabethIIappearedonmoneymore thananyotherpersoninhistory

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OriginallypublishedFebruary2022

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“AllAustralianbanknotesissuedfrom1913 retaintheirlegaltenderstatus.Sothecurrently circulating$5banknoteswouldstillbeableto beusedshould anewbanknotebeissuedas a resultof achangeinmonarch.”

The94-year-oldcanbeseenwithherdaughter GwencircledinthisimagefromMarch20,1954 inthe GippslandTimes

MsArthursaidtheQueen’svisitwasthebiggest storyoftheyear:“Therewas amassivecrowd,

SALEresidentBettyArthurhashadplentyoftime toreminisceaboutTheQueen’svisittotheregion inMarch1954.

“IthinkshewasonlyinSaleovernight, Ithink shewaspassingthrough.”

THEQueenseldestson,PrinceCharles,ascends thethrone.

everybodyturnedout.Wedidn’tgettomeetorspeak withtheQueen,butweweresoclose,”shesaid.

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MsArthurlaughedwhenaskedwhatshewould saytotheQueenifshehadtheopportunity.“I’d congratulateheronherreign,and Ithinkshe’s done awonderfuljob,”shesaid.“IadmirePrince Williamand IthinkKateisreallylovely.”

NoneofthedatesfortheQueen’sBirthday acrossAustraliafellonheractualbirthday, whichwasApril21.

“Ithinkshe’s alovelypersonand alovelypersonality,”shesaid.“Thingshavechangedsomuchover theyears.WewatchedPrincessDianaandPrince Charleswhentheyweremarried,and Iremember thatwedding.

Thisisinlinewith atraditiondatingback to the1600s,whereeachnewkingorqueen mustalternatethedirectiontheyarelooking on thecoin.

“Thatwasneartheoldcouncilchambers,”Ms Arthursaid.“Wewereuponthedaisandshewas justdownbelow,therewasmuchexcitementfor meandthekiddieswereexcitedtoo. Ithinkmy daughterGwenwouldhavebeenthreeyearsold. “IfirstcametoSale, Ibelieve,in1949,butour familyhasbeenheresince1905-ohgosh,ifmy memoryiscorrect,”shelaughed.

NEWKING

Charles,Princeof Walesisnow King Charles III.

AsKing,Charlescouldhavehiswifenamed Queenifhewished.

TheReserveBankofAustraliasaysitistraditionforthemonarch toappearonthe lowest denominationofAustralianbanknotes.

WEwillbegettingnewcoinsand anew$5note. Australian$2 ,$1, 50c,20c,10cand5c

VictoriabreaksfortheQueen’sBirthdayon thesecondMondayofJune.

CURRENCY

coinsbearingKingCharlesIIIwillsoonbein circulation.

KING’S BIRTHDAY

TheArtofAnnemiekeMein (exhibition8)iscurrentlyon displayuntilFebruary12,2023 Entrytothegalleryisfree.

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AFREEcommunitymealwillbeheld onMonday,September19atSt.John’s AnglicanChurch,CnrThomsonand ChurchSt,Maffra,startingat6pm.All welcome.

MAFFRAVigilanceThriftshopstarted a saleyesterday(Monday,September12).All clothesandshoes$1 peritem.

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Plansarealsounderwayto present amajorretrospective exhibitionofAnnemieke’s artworkin2024tocelebrateher 80thbirthday.Tokeepinformed aboutthisandotherupcoming exhibitions,artloversare encouragedtojointheGallery’s Enewsviathewebsite:www. gippslandartgallery.com.

TheArtofAnnemiekeMein is adedicatedshowcaseofthis enduringGippslandartist’s work,revealingherpassionfor natureandtirelesscommitment tothenaturalenvironment.The exhibitionisrefreshedevery sixmonthswithnewartworks drawnfromAnnemieke’s60-year careerasanartist,andisnowin itseighthiterationsincethenew GippslandArtGallerylaunched in2018.

Anotherexhibitionhighlight is TheMorass –Sale,whichis a stunningfour-paneltextilework from1979,andtakestheviewer fromanenchantinglake-side platformofreedsand rushes, teemingwithbirdsandinsects, tothedistanttreelineacrossthe wetlandsofSale.

TheArtofAnnemieke MeinshowingatGAG

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THEMaffraMen’sProbusclubwillmeet today,(TuesdaySeptember13),attheRSL Rooms,BoisdaleSt,Maffrabeginningat 9.45am.

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AnnemiekeMein,TheRawPrawn,2022.Courtesyoftheartist ©Theartist

throughbothsandandwater. Thisremarkablepiecealone tooksixmonthstocreate,from designtoframing,andfeatures 72differentcolouredthreads amongthevastarrayoftextile materials.

Thiseightdisplayof TheArtof AnnemiekeMein willbeadelight forallfansofAnnemieke’swork. Theexhibitionfeaturesincredibledepictionsofbutterflies, moths,frogs,birdlife,mussels, variousinsectsandarangeof otheranimalandplantlife,all createdinthree-dimensional textiles.

ANNEMIEKEMei nO AM is aglobalphenomenon. The Sale-basedartisthasinspired generationsthroughherdepictionsofnativeAustraliawildlife intextiles.

Ahighlightoftheexhibitionis anewpiecebyAnnemieketitled TheRawPrawn,whichdepicts ar us ho fp rawnsscurrying franticallyouttosea,powering

“Lisawasalwaysbeautifulto me nomatterhow shelooked,but Irealisedthatitwasn’thow Ihad madeherlook;itwashow Ihadmadeherfeel, andthatwaswhenDefiningBeautywasborn.”

Aftersurgery,chemotherapyandradiotherapy, Jowonthebattlewithherboobs;remission.

Seventeenyearslater,themalevolentcancer wasbackandat42-years-old,Josteppedbackon thebattlefield,forcedtofightoncemore,thistime withherhusbandDougandtwolittlegirls,Ella andCharlotte,byherside.

Afterformalities,guestsgatheredaround,cocktailsinhand,astwo-timebreastcancersurvivor JoFrancistooktothestand.

Notlongafterhercancer’srecurrenceandwhile JowasstilllivinginMelbourne,Lisawasscheduled for agirl’snightout, agetawaytothebigsmoke.

“Itwassuch afantasticnight,”shesaid.

Sale breast care nurse Deanne Russo and Defining Beauty founder Jo Francis at the Black or Bling Charity Night

Jowouldnothaveitwhenshereceivedacall fromLisasayingshedidn’twanttogo,shewas feelingthebreastcancerblues,andafteroffering apampersession,hercousin wasstandingonher frontporch afewhourslater.

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AfterJosharedherstorywiththe160Blackor Bling guests,specialguestspeaker,Sale breast carenurse DeanneRusso,addressedthegroup, emphasisingJo’smessageofwomenneedingto checktheirbreastsandspreadingthe wordabout herservices.

ALMOST200Saleitesdressedintheirbestforlocal not-for-profitcharityDefiningBeautyThrough BreastCancer’sBlackorBlingcharitynightat PortsideFood +WineonSaturday,September 3,toraisemoneyfortheirnewBoozomBuddies program.

JoisnowcollaboratingwithTrishThompson fromGippslandPrimaryHealthNetworkformore supportservicesforthosebattlingcancer.

“It’shorrible,butyoungwomenbetween25and 30aregettingdiagnosedallthetime.”

Treasurer oftheFootprintsFoundation-Sale’s RachaelBye ,a ndfounderofForevermore Foundation, BelleChapman,werealsoguest speakersattheevent.

“Thebarstaffwerefantasticandhadanabsolute ball.

LisaConndiedin2018attheageof43.

Cancerfundraiser

BlackorBlingwassuch asuccess,Joisalready workingonmakingitanannualevent.

TheSalelocalwasdiagnosedwithbreastcancer at26,oneoftheyoungestdiagnosesherdoctors hadseenatthetime.

“Wearedefinitelygoingtohaveitagainnext year.

“Afterhoursofmoisturisers,makeupandtizzying herup, ItookhertothemirrorandintypicalLisa style,sheexclaimed,‘I’mbeautiful!’

Racheal Lothian, Ruby Philips and Ally Gull were guests at Defining Beauty’s Black or Bling charity night

forsale,with proceedsgoingtoDefining Beauty

Thenightraised$11,125forDefiningBeauty’s BoozomBuddiesprogram.

Locally madebeaniesandearringswere

“Whatachangefromwhenshehadfirstarrived toliterallyskippingdownthedrivewayandkicking herheelsassheleft.

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“Itreallywassuch asuccess

ItjustsohappenedthatJo’scousinLisaConn, alsofromSale,wasinherownbattlewithbreast cancerandallthenastiesthatfollow.

“Irememberherarrivingatthefrontdoor,and intypicalLisastyle,sheannounced,‘Sowhatcan youdowiththis?’”Josaid.

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Therewasglitter,andthereweresparklesand balloonsallaround.Therewas aDJ,andtherewas adancefloor,cocktailsandmore;itwasPortside likeyou’dneverseenbefore.

“Itattacksyourhair,yourskin,yourbreasts,your fertility,everythingthatmakesyou awoman,”Jo said to thedazzlingcrowd.

“Ihopeitraisedawarenessabouttheimportance of getting your breasts checked, not just for women intheir50s,butalsoforwomenintheir20sand 30s.

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HeldonSeptembe r7eachyear, Na tional ThreatenedSpeciesDaycommemoratestheday thelastknownTasmanianTiger,alsoknownas theThylacine(Thylacinuscynocephalus),diedin captivityin1936.Thedayraisesawarenessof plantsandanimalsatriskofextinction.

Duringthelast200years,morethan100 Australiananimalandplantspecieshavebecome extinct.

Finally,withthehelpofStratfordMen’sShed, theanimalsweremadeintomorethan300 stakedartworks,whichwereexhibitedoutside Nakunbalook.

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PEOPLEvisitingLakeGuthridgeandLakeGuyatt inSalelastweekmighthavenoticedsomerare crittersmigrateintothearea,asNakunbalook EnvironmentalandCulturalEducationCentre hosted aseaoftimbercut-outstomarkThreatened SpeciesDay.

andcommunitygroupstobuildappreciationof localbiodiversity.

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OntimberdonatedbyBunningsSale,CARE artists designedsilhouettes of42 endangered animalsthatinhabit WellingtonShire,includingthevulnerableSouthernGreaterGliderand criticallyendangeredBrush-tailedRock-wallaby.

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ThedesignswerethencutoutbySalewoodworkerNormHydeandpassedontostudentsfrom eightschoolsaroundWellingtonShiretopaint.

CAREhasalsorolledouttheprojectinEast Gippsland,withsimilarartworksondisplayat EastGippslandArtGallery.

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“Protectingnatureis akeythemeincouncil’s SustainabilityStrategy2020-24,andit’sbeen greattoworkwiththecommunitytounderscore theimportanceofourlocalbiodiversity,”hesaid.

WellingtonShire Council SustainabilityEducationOfficerSharonRaywithwinnersof awriting competitionfor NationalThreatenedSpeciesDay,Bella,Evelynand Sonnyfrom St Mary’sPrimary School,Sale.

WellingtonShireCouncilMayorIanByesaid itwasrewardingtocollaboratewithlocalschools

Theproject,coordinatedbyWellingtonShire Councilandlocal artgroupConcernedArtists ResistingExtinction(CARE),aimedtoraisethe profileofthemanythreatenedspeciesthatcall thelocalareahome.

InWellingtonShirealone,thereare: 85speciesofthreatenedbirds; 18speciesof threatenedmammals; 15speciesofthreatenedfish; 7speciesofthreatenedreptiles; 8speciesofthreatenedamphibians,and; 9speciesofthreatenedinvertebrates

HITProductionsstartedworkonthisproduction in2020,readyforthe65thanniversaryofthe classic,anditfinallycanmakeitswayaroundthe country,arrivingat TheWedgeonWednesday, September14.

Ahumorousandpoignantplay, Summerofthe

TakingplaceatSaleTurfClub,thetwo-day concertwillshowcasesomeofAustralia’sbestand emerging country-styledmusicians.

Ticketsareavailablebyvisitingthewedge.com. auorcallingthebox-officeon51433200.

TICKETSarenowavailablefortheinaugural Sale CountryMusicFestival,scheduledforNovember 18and19.

Eachsummer,they returntoMelbournetomeet upforfivemonthsofpartyingandromancewith theirbarmaidgirlfriends,buttheseventeenth summerwillprovechallengingforthemall.

Whenherragecannolongerbecontained, whodoesshebecome?

Alongsidethequalitytunes,theeventwillalso include an abundanceofdeliciousbites fromsome Victoria’sbestfoodtrucks,alongside aslewofbeers, wines,spiritsandcidersfromaward-winninglocal breweries.

In2020,Nollscoredhisfirst#1ontheAustralian Countrychartsas afeatureartistonSouthbound’s single“FindOurWay”.

Thisfamily-friendlyeventwillhave aline-up that wouldrivaleventhemostrenownedcountrymusic festivals,featuringsomeofthemostcelebrated namesintheAustralianmusicscene.

GoldenGuitarnomineeJayneDenhamispartof theline-upfortheinauguralSaleCountryMusic Festivalin November Photo:Contributed

Summerofthe SeventeenthDollisshowing at The WedgefromnextWednesday.

Formoreinformation,gototheevent’sofficial websiteatwww.regfest.com.au

PrecedinghimwillbeGarethLeach,whowill kick-offhissetat5.15pm,followedbyMichael HarringtonandJayneDenham.

Hislatestalbum, RAW wasreleasedinMay 2021, reaching#3onARIAAlbumcharts.

Young,toughandworndownby atoxic workplace,thisis awomanwhodoesn’tfit inanywhere...exceptforwhenshe’swithher sister.

Whileworkingas ar eceptionistfor Melbournepropertymanagementfirm,sheis determinedtomake abetterlifeforherself butthingsstarttounravelwhenhersister fallsinloveandmovestoBayswaterNorth withhernewboyfriend.

Startingwiththehigh-octane BuiltforSpeed in 2002,Brandhasenjoyedanunbrokenstringof top-chartingARIACountryalbums. SpeedofLife in2020 tookouttheNo.6spotontheoverallARIA AlbumsChart,markingBrand’ssixthstudioalbum tomaketheTop10.

AsdozensofNo.1hitsinglesconfirm,Brandranks amongthemostsuccessfulAustralianartistsof alltime.

Theheadlineactisnoneotherthanthelegendary AdamBrand.

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“Nollsy”willbethefinalperformerontheFriday evening.

Saddle-upfor CountryMusic FestivalinSale

UntilRayLawler’s SummeroftheSeventeenth Doll triumphedatitsMelbournedebutin1955, Australiantheatrewasessentiallyanextension ofBritishdrama,butthisplaybrought afresh perspectiveontheAustralianexperience,and pavedthewayforourownvoice.

THISmonth,theJohnLeslieTheatrewillhost a famousplaythatchangedthefaceoflocaldrama.

ISABELLAPerversibringsherlatestcreation, Canary, totheStratfordCourthouseon Saturday,September17.

Tickets arenow available forIsabella Perversi’sshowCanary Image:Contributed

Organisersarealsopromisingcampingchairs forattendeesandgoodvibesoverthefulltwodays.

Ticketscanbeboughtthroughstratfordcourthouse.com.au.

SeventeenthDoll isthestoryoftwocane-cutters whofor16yearshaveworkedinthebrutalsugar canefieldsofQueensland.

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Thismuch-lovedtalestretchesfromthecane fieldstothemetropolisin aburstofpassion, bittersweetromanceandyearningforlostyouth.

Summerof theSeventeenthDoll isshowingat TheWedgenextWednesdayfrom7.30pm.

Productiontohit John LeslieTheatre

Brand’spopularityisperhapseclipsedonlybyone other:ShannonNoll,whowillalsobeperforming atthefestival.

Followingthesuccessofherpreviousshows WhatRhymeswithOrange? and EMBER GreenRoom-nominatedperformerIsabella Perversiisbackwith agut-punchingmonologuejam-packed withhumour,heartand honesty.

Doorsatthetheatreopenat7pmfor a 7.30pmstart.

Additionally,heistheonlyAustralianmale artistinhistory toachievetenconsecutive Top Tensingles.

Sincethen,“Nollsy”hasearnedconsistent commercialsuccesswithseven Top10albums, includingtwomulti-Platinum#1ARIAalbums, plus17PlatinumandthreeGoldaccreditations.

Sinceburstingontothescenewithhiscelebrated self-titleddebutalbumin1998,Brandhasnetted12GoldenGuitarAwards,sixARIAAward

HisstoryisoneofAussiefolklore -afarmhand fromCondabolinwhowascatapultedtostardom afterbecomingarunner-upon AustralianIdol and releasinghiscoveroftheclassicMovingPictures song“WhatAboutMe”.

Saturday’sline-upbeginsplayingat12.15pm,and willincludeElla &Sienna,GrettaZiller,Amber Lawrence,CaseyBarnesandTravisCollins,before Adam Brandtakestothestagetocap-offthe event.

Across15studioalbums,Brandhascelebrated threePlatinumandfiveGoldAlbumcertifications,andisconsidered afan-favouriteperformer Australia-wide.

‘Canary’playingatStratford Courthouse

Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 13 September,2022– Page 15 MAFFRA 118-120JohnsonStreet,Maffra 5147 2200 HEYFIELD 4TempleStreet, Heyfield 51483007 www.gippslandrealestate.com SALES PatWeatherley0412 435644 Brett Lanigan0427 517577 Kevin Lanigan0408 472566 PaulBourke0428451366 BecRose0422425668 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RodAnderson0428 472615 AngelaCruickshank 0429483007 FORSALE$335,000 CUTECOTTAGEONLARGEBLOCK 19 CARPENTER STREET,M AFFRA 2bedroomweatherboardcottage Largeopenplanlivingarea Spaciouslounge Kitchenfeaturesgasstoveandwalk-in-pantry Singlecarport &gardenshed 876m2block Ample roomforsheddingor furtherdevelopment Currently rentedfor$240perweekon fixedterm lease FORSALE$320,000 BRICK VENEERINVESTMENT 24 MCADAM STREET,M AFFRA •3bedrooms •Spaciouskitchen/diningarea •Loungewith reversecycleair-conditioning •Undercoveroutdoor entertainmentarea •Doublegarage •Easy to manageblock •Leased to current tenantsforpast 7years returning$275per week expiringOctober2023 FORSALE$350,000 QUALITY TOWNHOUSE 2/1CDUKE STREET,M AFFRA Locatedatthe rearof aquietdevelopmentofonly 4townhouses 2bedrooms, 2bathrooms Largelounge room Spaciouskitchen/diningarea Ductedgasthroughoutplus reversecycleairconditioner Singlegaragewithautomatic rollerdoor Compactlowmaintenance rear yard Situatedin aquietarea,withinwalkingdistance to mainstreet AUCTIONSATURDAY8TH OCTOBER AT 10:30A MONSITE “LLANGOLLEN” -CHARMING COTTAGE 41 QUEEN STREET,M AFFRA •Characterandcharmwith averyhomelyfeel •Locatedonapproximately540m2soclose to Maffra’smain street •Only 2familyownershipssinceconstruction •3bedrooms, 2bathrooms(one fully renovated) •Separateloungewithgaslogheater •Kitchen/meals/familyareacombined •Singlegarage/workshopwithautomatic rollerdoor •Externalbungalowidealfor teenagers,guestsoroffice •Manyoldworldfeaturesincludinghighceilings,ceiling roses, decorative fretworkandcombustionstove •Greatlocation toretireorinvest AUCTION FORSALE$725,000 EXCEPTIONAL HOMEINGREATLOCATION 5CHERRYWOODCOURT,M AFFRA •Immaculatelypresentedhomeinsideandout •4spaciousbedrooms •2bathrooms •Formalloungewithgas fire •Northfacingdining/familyroom •Centralheatingand reversecycleairconditioning •Outstandingkitchenwithdoubledishwasher,doubleoven andlargeamountofcupboardandbenchspace •Delightfulundercoverentertainmentarea •Doublegarage,9m x6mshedwithconcretefloor &power alongwith a6mx6mcarport •Solarpowersystemminimizingelectricityaccounts NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING FORSALE$589,000 RENOVATED FAMILY HOME 60-62MCMILLAN STREET,BRIAGOLONG Situatedonapproximately3850m2(justunder 1acre)inthe lovely townshipofBriagolong 4bedrooms, 2bathrooms Spaciousfamilyareafeaturingsolid fuelheater Separatelounge roomoverlookinglargebackyard Undercoverentertainingareasat frontandrear Newlyrenovatedkitchenwithabundanceofcupboards, electricappliancesanddishwasher Newfloorcoverings,newblindsand freshlypainted throughout Doublecarport,8mx 8mcolorbondshed,workshopplus sundryshedding NEW LISTING FORSALE$359,000 CHARACTERHOME,GREATLOCATION 22 LAURA STREET,M AFFRA •2bedrooms plus study/office •Separatelounge •Formaldining •Ductedheatingsystemplus reversecycleairconditioner •Singlecarport &gardenshed •Currently rentedfor$245perweek to long term tenant •Short walk to themainstreet •Easy to manageblock NEWPRICE FORSALE$675,000 AFFORDABLE FAMILY FARMLET 99 FACTORY LANE,NEWRY •Situatedonapproximately2.6acres •Refurbishedweatherboardhome •3bedrooms •Cozyloungepluskitchen/diningcombined •Double carport,large9m x7.5mshed/workshopwithextraheightidealforboat/ caravanand amezzaninefloorforextrastorage •Additionalsundryshedding •Landdividedinto3smallpaddocks •Tankwater &1mglstockanddomestic •Magnificentnorthfacingruralandmountainaspect FORSALE$840,000 -$890,000 “WAHROONGA”- CIRCA 1889 63-69 AVON STREET,BRIAGOLONG •Beautifully renovatedcharacterhome •Approximately 1.5acres(6000m2) •4largebedrooms, 2bathrooms •2spaciouslivingareas •Doublegaragewithconcretefloorplushistoric outbuildings •Wellestablishedgardenincluding QUALITYIRRIGATIONBLOCK TRARALGON-MAFFRAROAD,TINAMBA • 219acres(approx) • 127megalitreshigh reliabilitywater • 60megalitreslow reliabilitywater • Stockyards • Poweravailable • Centrallocation • Hugepotentialforgrazing,cattle backgroundingordairyturnout EXPRESSIONSOFINTERESTCLOSINGFRIDAY 23RDSEPTEMBER2022AT5PM ATTENTION ALLINVESTORS 124POWERSCOURT STREET, MAFFRA •3bedrooms •Lshapedlounge/diningarea •Galleystylekitchenwithgasstove •Gasheatingandairconditioner •Singlecarport,bungalowandlockupshed •Cornerblockwithsubdivisionpotential(STCA) •CurrentlyleaseduntilDecember2022 returning$280perweek FORSALE$338,500 FORSALE$305,000 INVESTHERE 92MCADAM STREET,M AFFRA •3bedrooms •Separateloungewithgasheaterandair conditioner •Kitchen/diningcombined •Singlegarage/workshopplusgardenshed •Currently rentedfor$245perweek EXPRESSIONS OFINTEREST

PropertyGuideGippslandTimes Page16 –TimesPropertyGuide, Tuesday,13September,2022 A GENTSsaythisSale familyhome issituatedin apopularestate andsittingon afabulous,easy care727sqmallotment. Thepropertyrepresents agreat opportunitytosecure aqualityhomethat prospectivebuyerscanmoveintowithout havingtolift afinger

Additional featuresincludeductedheating,evaporativecooling,excellentstorage throughoutandinternalaccessfromthe doublegarage.

Step outsidefromthemealsareaontothe privatealfresco,whichagentssayisthe idealplacetoentertain familyandfriends.

Thebackyardisfully fencedandlow maintenance,andthereissideaccessfor vehiclestotherearyardandspaceforthe van orboat.

Lightandairythroughout,theversatile open-plandesignincludesthe family/meals andkitchentothebackoftheresidence, plus alargeseparatetheatre/rumpusroom.

Take alookatthisone Brie fd etails Property:Three-bedroomhome Ad dress: 9T heBoule va rd ,S ale Price:$549,000 Cont ac t:Ma tt Cutler0438356 761 KarenManning Licensed Conveyancer JessicaLamb Licensed Conveyancer CONVEYANCING Pty Ltd 252RaymondSt, Sale (nexttoCommonwealthBank) PHONE: 51431456 GP164480 32018 Winner BUYINGORSELLING PROPERTYINVICTORIA? COMESEEUS! With19yearsinbusinessand over 45 Yearscombined conveyancing experience,wedoallthatis necessarytoensureasmooth propertytransaction! Principals 415 85963 GP163457832 9 Areputationbuiltonhonest yandintegrity Youwillalsofindwindowdisplays at:MainStGlengarr y, TempleStHeyfield,TimberlineGeneralStoreHeyfieldand ToongabbieGeneralStore. Orstayuptodateonour Facebookpage. EST1886 395 RaymondSt,Sale 5144 0601 Aaron Ralph 0456215087 Direc tor/Officer in EffectiveControl Glen Synnott 0467550904 LicensedRealEstate Agent Declan Patten 0499949292 AgentsRepresentative Kristie Feenstra 0400946144 Agents Representative/ OfficeAdministration Jarr yd Sutton 0457034111 Director/ AgentsRepresentative John Walker 0477430090 Licensed RealEstate Agent Max O’Doherty 0419286920 Agents Representative 14Burrnett Cr tHEYFIELD $625,000 24 LockheedCloseFULHAM $399,000 34 FirebraceRdHEYFIELD $385,000 260-264 RaymondStreetSALE $1,700,000 •Setprivatelywithestablished gardens at thefrontwith doubledriveway •Masterbedroomwithensuite andWIR,threefurther bedroomsareallgeneroussize andhave practicalaccess to the familybathroom •Fromthelivingarea asliding doorleadsoutside to thelarge outdoorentertainingspace whichalso doublesascaravan orboatstoragespace •Thebackyardfeatures well establishedgardensandgood sizeshed •Massiveindustrialshedlocated at West Sale Aerodrome •Landleasedfrom Wellington ShireCouncil •790M2approx.floorarea, 2x rollerdooraccess •Mezzanineofficeandstorage space •Hardstandareaoffairport apron,fulldetailsfromagent •Neataffordablefamilyhome •3goodsizedbedroomswith BIR, centrallylocatedtothe mainbathroom •Generoussizekitchenwith amplestoragewhichleadsinto thediningandalfrescoarea •Low maintenancegardenwith plenty oflockupstorage •Highprofile freehold opportunityinthehear tofSale •Leaseduntil31Januar y2023 at $68,919.60GST excl •1further 3yearoption,fixed increases •Commercial 1zone,prominent streetfrontage •Landarea287m2approx,full detailsfromagent Agent-Glen Synnott0467550904 Agent-John Walker0477430090 Agents-Kristie Feenstra0400946144Aaron Ralph0456215087 Agent-John Walker0477430090 4Bed 2Bath2 Car 3Bed 1Bath1 Car GP1647843

Therearethreegenerously-sizedbedrooms -themasterboasting awalk-inrobe andensuite,whilethefurthertwobedrooms are fittedwithbuilt-in-robesandserviced bythecentralmainbathroomandseparate toilet.

THISqualitytwo-storeytownhousein Situatedin aquietstreetclosetothe CentralGippslandHospital,shopsand recreational facilities,thismodern,low maintenancepropertyismove-inready Theresidenceofferspracticallivingandon theground floorcomprisesthemastersuite featuringensuiteandwalk-inrobe,plus large,sunnyopen-plankitchen/meals/family roomoverlookingthenorth-facingoutdoor entertainmentareaandprivatebackgarden area.

Upstairs,therearetwolargebedrooms withbuilt-inrobes, agood-sizebathroom andbonusroomwithgreatstoragethat couldbeutilisedas ahomeofficeorsitting room.

Recentlyleasedfor$1040perfortnight.

Top notch townhouse Brie fd etails Property:Three-bedroomhome Ad dress:4/20-22 D arlingSt ,S ale Price:$529,000 Cont ac t:Chris Mo rrison 0419 3818 32 FO RLEASE Access 24 hours, 7 days 168PattenStreet,Sale Contact: BronwynSegafredo •Restaurantandfish &chip shop •Restaurantislicensedto seat100 •Wellequippedkitchen •Aniconicpropertywith a strong reputation in aunique setting •Leasetermsnegotiable PORTALBERTFISH &CHIPS 60WHARFSTREET,PORTALBERT‘STOCKYARDPOINT’ Contact: SallyBrabham: sallyb@chalmer.com.au RodTatterson: rodt@chalmer.com.au 237-239RAYMONDST,SALE TEL:51444333www.chalmer.com.au EOITOLEASETHISICONICPROPERTY -APPLICATIONSCLOSE12PM23/09/2022

directinternalaccessviathelaundry,and thereis aconvenientpowderroom.

Thehigh-quality fixturesand fittings,four split-systemairconditionersandceiling fans,allcontributetotheappealofthis exceptionaltownhouse.

Thedoublegaragehas astoragespaceand

a premiumlocationwouldbeidealasan investmentorfortheowneroccupier,agents say

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Lifestyle

PropertyGuideGippslandTimes Page18 –TimesPropertyGuide, Tuesday,13September,2022 L OCATEDontheoutskirtsof Maffraisthistwohectarelifestyle allotmentwith aspaciousresidence completedin2016. Agentssaythemodernbrick veneerhomehas afunctionallayout comprisingfourbedrooms,twobathrooms, studyandduallivingzones. Auniquepropertytothemarketforthe buyerlookingforspacein arurallivingzone. Situatedattherearoftheblock,thehome providesprivacyforresidents,plusloadsof areaavailableforwhenfriends and family visit. Agentsaddothergreat featuresinclude a

Brie fd etails Property: R uralliving Ad dress:345Maffra-BriagolongRd, M affra Price:$880,000 Cont ac t: Ke vinRea d0 488 4110 26 Soyouthinksolicitor conveyancing is tooexpensivewhen youare buyingor selling realestate? CallourSaleofficetoday for aquote 5144 1777 KarenBrown Tr yus... youwillbe surprised Solicitors,99RaymondStreet, Sale WARREN,GRAHAM &MURPHYPTY.LTD. GP1636698 GP1646339 Whenyougolocal,yougrowlocal Nurtureour local business Shop Local E Eat t Local Spend d Local E Enjoy Local When you golocal, you grow local GP164 75 54 •Unique opportunityin the heartofthe CBD •Commercial 1Zoning (C1Z) •8.6m&13.69mfrontages •632sqm •Planningpermit &full drawingsavailable LANDOFOPPORTUNITY 79ACUNNINGHAMESTREET,SALE Agents: SallyBrabham sallyb@chalmer.com.au ChrisMorrison chrism@chalmer.com.au 237-239RAYMONDST,SALE TEL:51444333www.chalmer.com.au AUCTION: FR IDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER2022 @ 1PMONSITE https://www.chalmer.com.au/listings/ commercial_sale-2959670-sale/

reversecycleunitwithsixheadunits,gas log firesintheloungeandmasterbedroom, qualityensuite,bathroomandlaundry, undercoverentertainingarea,kitchenwith 900mmoven,walkinpantryandample benchspace,softneutraltones,colourbond roofand fascia’s,doublegarageplusample shedding. Thelandis fencedand provides adamforstockwater, plustheaddedbonus oftown wateralso,whileleaving ablank canvasforfutureplantingof treedareasshouldprospective buyerswishtodoso. property

Aworkshopislocatedatthefrontofthe houseaswellasoff-streetparking.

Asecondlounge/sittingroominthe originalpartofthehomeiscomplemented by alog fireandbrickwalls.

Thereisthreebedroomsservicedbyan updatedbathroomwithcornershowerand combinationlaundry

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Ithashadrecentupgradessuchas anew electrichotwaterunitand aslimlinetank installedfordrinkingwaterasanalternative totownwater

Thespaciousopenplanlivingareaisthe heartofthehome,withcathedralceilings, twolargewindows fillingtheroomwith plentyofnaturallightand areversecycle unit.

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Setonabout610m2,agentssaythereis plentyofappealwith afunctional floorplan, closeproximitytotheBoisdaleRecreation Reserveandonly a10-minutedriveto Maffra.

Thesoliddouble-brickperiod homehasstoodthetestoftime,agentssay, withallthe federation featuresprospective buyersexpect,suchashightimberceilings, polishedtimber floors,chandeliers,and ornate fireplaces.

Agentssaythisproperty is amustsee,and a perfectinvestmentfor anastutebuyerlooking for afederationstyle homethathastrended throughouttheyears.

ITUATEDintheverdanttownof Boisdaleisthischarmingoriginal workerscottageconstructedcirca 1907.

Theextensionattherear comprisesthe mainlivingarea,whichhasbeenelevatedoff theoriginalcottage.

Thekitchenincludesstainless-steel benches,newelectricoven,andwalk-in pantry

Quaintoriginal workerscottage

Brie fd etails Property:Threebedroomco tta ge Ad dress:33MainSt ,B oisdale Price:$365,000 Cont ac t:ZaraF lynn0499695437 Auction Address: 11,117,247Brookville Road SwiftsCreek3896 Auction: Thursdaythe6thofOctober at 11amSharp at theSwiftsCreekHall, SwiftsCreek,Victoria3896 Refreshments available,gold coin donationCWA. Terms: 10%depositonsigningof contracts Settlement: 60days. Inspections: Strictlybyappointment only forqualified buyers. MichaelEnever Director|Licensed RealEstate Agent M 0458272797 E michael.enever@harcourts.com.au W bairnsdale.harcourts.com.au •Approximately352Hectares-869acrestobe soldas awhole. •Fourtitlesin 8allotments,onelotbordering AngoraStateForest •UndulatingBoxTreeCountryrising to steeper topswith fourdams. •SteelSheep yards,well,BorewithSolarpump and cement tank •Existing gravelpitonCrownAllotment17C Section38 •AccessoffCassilis &Brookville Roadand Ewins Track. •Excellenthomesiteswithdistrictscenery STCA. Bairnsdale “SHELTONS” “The Station, TheBlock& O’Briens” “Thevendor reserves theright to removethepropertyfromthemarket,and /orselltheproperty at anytimeprior to the conclusionoftheadvertised marketingcampaign. Allcarehasbeen takenincompilingthese particulars, butthevendorandtheiragentsdonot guaranteethedetailsand cannot accept responsibility forerrorsormisdescriptionsifany.Intendingpurchasers shouldsatisfythemselvesas to the correctnessofdetails.” G P 1 6 4 7 9 7 GP1644800 CHOICEStratford OF 2LARGEALLOTMENTS Greg Tuckett -0428826600 •Lot 1,150AcresLot2,100Acres •Quietlocationadjoiningbushland reserve •Buildwithmagnificentmountainviews(STCA) •5minutestoStratfordtown,school,shops,river

Thecottagehas alovelybalcony lookingouttotheruralsurroundsand well-establishedgardensandtrees.

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VenueistheGippslandResearch Farm,345 BengwordenRd,Bairnsdale.

Afreeforumtomorrow,hostedbytheGrains ResearchandDevelopmentCorporation(GRDC) NationalGrowerNetworkandGippsland AgriculturalGroup(GAgG),willcoversoilsand soil conditioning.

Soil focus on ameliora tion

KeynotespeakersincludeToddVenningand ProfessorRogerArmstrong.

TheVenningshavedeep-ripped160hectares, burying12,000cubicmetresofmanureat600700mmunderground.

A free forum will be held tomorrow, covering soils and soil conditioning

GuestspeakerProfessorRogerArmstrong,of AgricultureVictoriaResearch,willgiveanoverviewoftheGRDCSoilAmeliorationinvestment.

“Withbiosecuritythreats onourdoorstepit iscriticaltofast-trackalternativetraceabilityoptionsfordairy,earlessandminiature goatproducers,”MrHendersonsaid.

SOILameliorationis atermusedtodescribe animprovementinthesoilstructurethrough mechanicalinputs,withtheprimaryaimto improveairandwaterbalancewithinthesoil.

Attendeesare also invitedtobringtheirlaptops anddevicestouseduringthesession,anddevices will beprovided aswell.

SAFEMEATadvisorygroupchairperson AndrewHendersonsaidtheywerelistening anddeliveringfortheindustryinconsultationwithstateauthorities.

GAgGboardmember RowanPauletsaidthey haddeep-rippedchookmanureintothesubsoil, addingitwouldbeincrediblyinterestingtohear fromMrVenningonthesubject.

Thelegbandshavebeengrantedfull accreditationbyIntegritySystemsCompany asrecommendedbythe NationalLivestock IdentificationSystemstandardscommittee.

Thelegbandscanbeboughtthrough registeredruralsuppliers.

“Westartedin2014withthedepartment’s machinebutnowwe’reintoourthirdseasonusing themachinewebuilt,”MrVenningsaid.

TheGRDCwillprovideanupdateonitsprojects, as wellasgathergrassroots inputinto its investmentplans,capturingtheopportunitiesand constraintsfacinglocalgrowers.

GOATfarmers -nowincludingdairy,earlessandminiaturegoatproducers -will berequiredtofit anNationalLivestock IdentificationSystemdevicetotheiranimals whenmovingthemasfromMarchnextyear.

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Livestockandgrainproducer,ToddVenningof VenningFarms,Hamilton,willgive arundown onhisfamilyfarmandtheworkthat’sbeendone.

GAgG memberswillspeakaboutthetrialson theGippslandResearchFarm,includingthesoil ameliorationtrialbeingundertakeninthepaddock,andthemachineusedlastspring.

Theforumwilltakeplace onWednesday, September14from2pmto6pm,withafternoon tea anddinner provided.

ParticipantsareinvitedtocontributesuggestionsforfutureGRDCinvestmentsinresearch, developmentandextension.

“Thegreatestbenefitisthatwecanstoremore plant-availablemoisture,”MrVenningadded. “Hopefullyinthefuturewe’llalleviatethewaterloggingwehaveandalsopreventrunoff.”

Thegoat-legbandidentificationdevices areelectronicallyreadabletogiveproducers analternativetoconventionaleartagsand tohelpthemmeetlivestocktraceability requirements.

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GoatIndustryCouncilofAustraliapresident,JohnFalkenhagen,saidAustralian goatrangelandproducers,dairyproducers andsmallbreedersprovidehigh-quality exports thatrequirethehigheststandard ofassurance.

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“Wehave asubmissionintothisthatshowed allthesciencebehindcagedeggs,buttheytotally ignoredthescience,”MrAhmedsaid.

“ThenewstandardswillalsoassureAustralia’s tradingpartnersthatwehavestrongstandards ofanimalwelfare.”

Hesaidcagedeggproductionprotectedbirdsfrom thespreadofdiseases,andledtofewerlossesand

Asheepaffectedwithroundwormwillhave aneggcountinthethousands,comparedwith oneaffectedbyscourwormswithaneggcount inthehundreds.

“Theythenimportedeggsfromcountrieswith cagedeggs. IfthishappenedhereAustraliawould havetoimportcagedeggsfromAsia.

Barber’spolewormcanbemanagedand treatedwithmuchthesameapproachused forotherroundworms.

Thestandardswillbeputbeforestateandterritoryagricultureministerstoconsidernextsteps byearlynextyear.

MrWattsaidtherewasstronginterestinthe standardsafter167,000publicsubmissionsinthe consultationperiod.

Butthemovetophaseoutcagedeggshassparked concernfromVictorianFarmers Federationegg grouppresidentBrianAhmed,whosaiditcould threatenAustralia’sfoodandbiosecurity.

“Thepoultrystandardsarepartof asuiteof animalwelfarestandardsandguidelinesthat aimtoharmoniseanimalwelfarelegislationand provideclarityandconsistencyforindustryand consumers,”MrWattsaid.

MrAhmedsaidremovingcagedeggswouldnot necessarilyguaranteeanimalwelfare,pointing toexamplesofavianfluintheUK,whichspread throughfreerangepoultry.

Two-to-threecentimetrelongadultfemale

ventilation,andtemperatureparametersforall poultryspecies.

MrAhmedsaidVictorianfarmerswouldbe lobbyingthestategovernmenttokeepcagedegg productioninplacebeyond2032.

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“It’s arecipefordisaster,weneedallthefarming systemsforfoodsecurity.”

Plantophaseoutcagedeggs

Cautionurgedforproducers, Barber’spoleonthemarch

Otherproposedchangesincludeprovidingwater toallducksandenvironmentalstimulationfor breedingchickens.

AGRICULTUREVictoriaisurginglivestock producerstobeonthelookoutfor ablood suckingroundwormofsheepandgoats,with minorcrossoverintocattle.

Italsoincludesimprovingtheminimumlight intensityandrequiredperiodsofdarkness,

Itcovers arangeofwelfarerequirementsfor poultryincludingchickens, ducks,pigeonsand emus.

MinisterforAgricultureMurrayWattsaidthe proposedstandardsbalancedcontemporaryanimal welfaresciencewithfeedbackfromextensivecommunityengagement.

Typically,barber’spolewormsfavourwarm, humidconditions.Itslifecycleislikeother roundworms.

Signsofbarber’spolewormincludeanaemia becauseofbloodlossandlethargy.

“Inthepasttwoyearstherehasbeennofree rangeeggsintheUKbecauseofavianflu.The governmentlockedupallthechickensasitwas theonlywaytocontrolthedisease,”hesaid.

Wormburdenscanbuilduprelativelyquickly inaffectedsheepasthewormhas arelatively shortlifecycleandproducesmanyeggscomparedwithotherroundworms.

“Cagedeggsaredesignedforfoodvolumeproduction;free-rangeisfineifyouhave afewthousand birdsbutnotforlargescalefarming.”

Newguidelinesforpoultryweredevelopedunder anindependentpoultrypanelin amovetoimprove animalwelfarestandards.

Allbodyconditiontypescanbeaffected.

TheWerribee-basedproducerhasbeen farming eggs forthepast55yearsincaged,barn-laidand free-rangesystems.

wormscanbeeasilyseenin afresh,postmortemofthestomachcontentsofanaffected sheep.

less relianceonanti-biotics.

Theeggsarepassedinananimal’sfaeces, theyhatch,developtoaninfectiousstage,are eatenby asusceptibleanimalanddevelopinto an adultwormintheanimal’sfourthstomach.

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CAGEDeggscouldbephasedoutinthenext10 to15yearsunder anewsetofanimalwelfare guidelinesreleasedbytheCommonwealthgovernmentlastmonth.

Formoreinformationvisitagriculture.vic. gov.au/biosecurityandforinformationabout foot-and-mouthdisease,visit:agriculture.vic gov.au/fmd.

Itnowproduces arangeofmixed-vegetables includingtheAfricanstaples okra,maize,sorghum andchilli,whichisbeingusedtoteachpeoplehow tomaketraditionaltucker.

“Thisisallaboutculturalinfusion.Wecomefrom acommunalculturewhereanythingweharvest belongstoeveryone,”MrAjaksaid.

“Wecangrowculturallyappropriatecropsto putincuisines,foodneedstobeappreciatedand servedwithrespect.”

BiosecurityhasbeenheightenedinthewakeofthegrowingthreatofFMD Photo:Supplied

2. EnsureyourPropertyIdentificationCode (PIC)detailsareup-to-date,andlivestock movementsareuploadedontheNational LivestockIdentificationScheme(NLIS) database.PICsarefreetogetorupdateyour PIContheAgricultureVictoriawebsite: agriculture.vic.gov.au/PIC.

Hesaidtheprojectwasengagingpeoplefrom

6. Provideanareaforwashingwith awash tub,scrubbingbrushanddisinfectanttoclean bootsorequipment.Anyhouseholdorgeneral detergentisalsofine.

“Backhome,atharvesttimepeopledanceand sharejoy,wevaluethisasfood unitesus. With thisfarm,wecansitatthetableandlearnfrom eachotherbysharingfoodtogether.

Whiledevelopingyourplan,thefollowing practicescanbequicklyenactednowonyour property:

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FOLLOWINGrecentdetectionsoffoot-andmouthdiseaseandlumpyskindiseaseoverseas, biosecurityhashittheheadlines,withnational andstatebiosecuritymeasuresfrontandcentre.

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8. Preventnosetonosecontactbetweenyour livestockandother animals.Thiscanbe achievedbynotgrazingboundarypaddocks whileneighboringlivestockaregrazingthe adjacentpaddock,orbyplantingshelterbelts alongboundaries.

RichardSmithisdairyindustrydevelopmentofficeratAgricultureVictoria

Biosecurityrisksincreasewhenlivestock, people,vehicles,equipmentandsuppliesare broughtonto aproperty,movedaroundthe property,orleavetheproperty.

Vistorsand volunteerscheckoutthecrops at theUnited African Farm.

ByMICHELLESLATER

WESTGippslandandouter-eastAfricancommunitieshavecometogethertocreate afarming collectivewherelocalscanlearnmoreabout traditionalculture,foodandhome-grownproduce.

3. Isolatelivestockmovingontoyour propertyfromothers,using ayardorholding paddock.Thisallowstimetoemptythe gutandenablesyoutomonitorforsignsof diseaseorsickness.

AgricultureVictoriaishosting anumberof biosecurityplanningworkshopsandwebinars inthenextfewmonths.Visitagriculture.vic. gov.au/eventsfordetails.

MrAjakhadstudied aBachelorofAgriculture beforehecametoAustralia10yearsagofrom SouthSudan,andwasabletoapplyhisexpertise tohelpsetupthefarm.

Theprojectrecentlygained aVicHealthgrantto establish afoodhubtoincreaseaccesstolocally grownandhealthyproduceinregionalandurban fringecommunities.

“OftenwhenpeoplefirstcometoAustralia,they wanttobelongsomewhereandittakes alotfor someonetosettlein, Iwantedtocontributeback tosocietyand Ithoughthowbest Icanhelp,”Mr Ajaksaid.

Thefarminvolvescommunitiesrepresenting12 Africannationsandmorethan80volunteersfrom westGippsland,LatrobeValleyandMelbourne’s southeasternfringes.

United farmha s theconnection

Whetheritbe adairy farm, ahobbycattleherd, apetalpaca, orevenjustanirrigationpaddock, biosecuritymanagementandfarmbiosecurity planningcanhelp protectyourpropertyfrom biosecuritythreats.

Biosecurityplanswillprove critical,saystheAgVicofficer

7. Manageferal,pestanimalsandweeds bystoringfeedsecurely,cleaningspilled feedandkeepingareasaroundbuildings andproductionareasclearoflonggrassand clutter.

Abiosecuritymanagementplanis adocument thatoutlines theprocesses youhaveinplace toreducetheriskofdisease, pests,orweeds impactingyourproperty.

4. Supplyfootwearorpersonalprotective equipment(PPE)forfarmworkersand

5. Havesparebootsandoverallsforvisitors andcontractorsandkeep arecordofpeople enteringthepropertyincludingtheircontact details,areasvisitedandpreviouscontactof farmanimals.

10. Matchfrequencyof inspectionstoperiods ofhigherrisk,suchascalvingorlambing, increasedinsectandferalanimalactivity, andafterraineventsornaturaldisasters.

UnitedAfrican Farm volunteers at theCardinia launchearlierthis year Photos:JulianMeehan

Theharvestisbeingdistributedbetweenvolunteersandboardmembers,withtheaimtosell itcommercially.

UnitedAfricanFarmwasfoundedbyThuch AjakandQueyeaTuazama,whocoinedtheideato helpbridgeculturalgapsandbringcommunities together.

UnitedAfricanFarmwasestablishedthreeyears agoon aplotoflandnearLongwarry, butit recently secured a1.2hectareparceloflandinCardiniato establish across-cultural hub.

diverseculturalbackgrounds,includingpeople fromtheIndianandItaliancommunities.

ByRICHARDSMITH

ensurefootwearisleftonfarmreducingrisk ofcontamination.

9. Allowonlyessentialpeopleintoareaswith youngstock.Have aseparatesetoffarm clothing/bootstoweararoundyoungstock andcleanthemregularly.

“Wewanttogrow ahealthycommunityand learnmoreaboutagriculture,thisisthe long-term vision.”

1. RequestNationalVendorDeclarations (NVD)andanimalhealthstatements.Ask questionsaboutanimalhealth,vaccinations, diseaseandtreatmenthistory.

Thefarmhasbeenholdingculturalevents, marketsandworkingbees,andvolunteersarein themidstofbuilding aseriesoftraditionalhuts tohostschools,communitygroupsandyouth programs.

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ORCHID CLUB RAFFLERESULTS 1stRoseHarrap 2ndAnne Gerran d 3rdMar le neGordon 4thSheilaRaison 5thDawnMackay

Forhireorsale.Angus,

BranchManager

Anypersonmaking asubmissionmay requestthathe orshebeheard insupportofanywrittensubmissions lodged beforetheCounciloraCommitteeoftheCouncil convened forthatpurpose.

Maffraarea.Pleasetext detailsto0407066784.

CentralGippslandHealth(CGH)isseekingto RiskandAuditCommittee.ExpressionsofInterest aresoughtfromsuitablyexperiencedandskilled

Ifyouwish to makeasubmission regardingthis proposal, youmaydosoinwriting addressed to theChiefExecutive Officer,WellingtonShireCouncil,POBox506,Sale3853. Yoursubmissionmustbe received by 5.00pmonFriday 14thofOctober2022

The committeetotheBoardofDirectors.Theprimary objectivesoftheRiskandAuditCommitteeareto assisttheBoardintheeffectiveconductofits responsibili ties forfinancia lr ep orting, managementofriskandmaintaining areliable systemofinternalcontrols.

Processingofbankstatements Payoutofvehicles

BAKER/PASTRYCOOK

SEWING

Applicantsmustbeabletodemonstrateexpertise inatleastoneofthefollowingareas:accounting, riskmanagementorrelatedexpertise.

SaleMotorGrouparepleasetooffer afull-timeandpart-timerolein ADMINISTRATION

CASUAL DELIVERY PERSON

David Morcom ChiefExecutiveOfficer WS C_5214

HillywoodTreeNurseryishaving aSpringFarm GateSale.Plantsrangefromsmall14cmpotsto large40cmpots.OurrangeincludesGrevilleas, Calli stem ons,Pittosporums,MintBush, OrnamentalPears,CrepeMyrtles,SilverBirch, TeaTrees,LillyPilly,WoolyBushandmore!

TreeandShrubSale

Whatweneed.... Forusit'ssimple…Youknowcustomers &have strongempathy &knowledgeofthecommunity, equine &ruralsupplies(includingstockfeed& animalhealth,herbicides &fencingtonamea few.Youalsoknowretailandseasonality,you live &breathit,you'vegotstrongbusiness acumen &honedyourskillsleading asuccessful team &nowyou'rereadytoworkforan organisationthatvalueswhatyoubringtothe tableandvaluesthecommunityinwhichwe operate!

WellingtonShireCouncilherby givesnoticeofits intention to consider aproposal to subdivideand sell partofthe parking reserveof approximately500 sq.midentifiedas partof Reserve10onLP58872and containedonCertificateofTitle Vol9526 Fol710 to the adjoining property ownersat280 &282National Park Road, Loch Sport, The communityis invitedtocommentonthis proposal. The proposal isshownon thediagrambelow

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UnionSt., ThomsonSt. fromMacarthur toSimpsonSts. Pleasephone Sam 51446513

MarkDykgraaf ChiefExecutiveOfficer CentralGippslandHealth 155GuthridgeParade SALEVICTORIA3850 mark.dykgraaf@cghs.com.au

PleasesendCV/EOIto: jacqueline.lowman@petspiration.group orcontactformoreinformation.

Accountspayableandreceivable Generalofficeduties.

Ch arter, pl ease contact Rebec ca Gunning,ManagerExecutiveServiceson (03)51438319oremail rebecca.gunning@cghs.com.au

Pleaseforwardresumeandcoverlettersto terry@salemotorgroup.com.au

HelenCrescent area.

Previousmotorindustryexperiencewouldbean advantagebutnotessential.

Pleasephone Sam 51446513

Processingofnewandusedvehiclesales

Youwillhave apleasantphonemanner,be punctualand ateamplayer.

PattenStreet InglisStreetto SomertonPark Road

Lookingforsomeonewho cansew. Ph.0434025568

OurFarmGatewillbeopen Saturday17/09/22 and Sunday18/09/22 9:00am-3:00pm. 1675Maffra-Briagolongrd,Briagolong. EFTavailable.Formoredetailsseeour facebookpage.

RiskandAuditCommitteeisanadvisory

Yourdailyresponsibilitieswillincludebutarenot limtedto:

WELLINGTON SHIRE COUNCIL

Newspaper Deliverers requiredfor

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appointtwo(2)independentmemberstoits

ProposedSaleof Land (Reserve)Adjoining 280 &282National Park Road, Loch Sport

Systemtrainingwillbeprovided.

WearelookingforanexperiencedBranch ManagerforourPETstockCountrySalelocation! Wearelookingforpassionatepeoplewholove caringfortheirpropertyandlivestockaswellas theirpets.

Toobtain acopyoftheRiskandAuditCommittee

Applicationscanbeinwrittenorelectronicform andmustbelodgedby 5pmFriday23 September,2022 addressedto:

Allsubmissions willbe consideredpublicdocuments unless specifiedotherwise by thesubmitter. Inthe eventthatnosubmissionsarereceivedobjecting to the proposalthelandwillbesoldtotheadjoiningproperty ownersbyprivatetreaty.

ReeveSt, Cunninghame Street MacalisterStreet ✭✭✭

SituationsVacant • SEEKINGEXPRESSIONSOFINTEREST RiskandAuditCommittee IndependentMembers

RaymondStfrom CodringtonStto MacarthurSt

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UnionSt., ThomsonSt. fromMacarthur toSimpsonSts.

STRATFORD GippslandTimes

Mustbe11years oroverandhave ownbike. Tuesdayonly. Contact LeeDugan 0419518277 Wanttoearn somepocket money? $$$ Newspaper Deliverers requiredfor ReeveSt, Cunninghame Street MacalisterStreet ✭✭✭ RaymondStfrom CodringtonStto MacarthurSt ✭✭✭ HutchinsonSt AlambieDrive area ✭✭✭ HelenCrescent area.

PublicNotices • SituationsVacant • Situations Vacant • Situations Vacant • Situations Vacant •

Science Ref:1295776

Tractorexperience,chemicalcertificate,training provided.

Competitivesalarynegotiable.

IGAHeyfieldisfastgrowingintheIndependent SupermarketandLiquorindustry.Wehavea proudandsuccessfulhistoryinproviding productsandcustomerserviceoftheutmost qualityandwearepassionateaboutour customersandthecommunitiesthatwework within.

24HuntPlaceWurruk/Sale

Machinist/MechanicalFitter

horizontalboreretc.

SupermarketStoreManager

Employmentopportunitiesfor ExperiencedTradesPersonnel

Opportunityforsecureemploymentwith afamily rundairyandbeefoperation,locatedcloseto SaleinGippsland.

Wearelookingfor afriendlyandexperienced grocerystoremanagertoensurethatthegrocery areaofoursupermarketiswellmaintainedand runningefficiently.

● Experiencein asupermarketenvironment.

ApplicationscloseFridaySeptember16th

Thesuccessfulapplicantswillbeoffered unprecedentedrenumerationpackages.

CGHSiscurrentlyseeking aSocialWorkerto joinourteam.Thispositionwillwork collaborativelytodeliveraneffectivesocialwork serviceatCGHS,acrosstheacute,agedcare andcommunitysettings.

Responsibilitiesincludebutarenotlimitedto:

● Provenabilityinmanaginginventoryand merchandise.

GeneralistSecondary Ref1295780

Ongoingfulltimeemployment +overtimeto extendyourearnings.

Experienceinallaspectsofmanual machining -lathes,milling,

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Wearelookingfor agreatteamplayerwho thrivesinanenvironmentthatencourages participationandhardwork.Flexibilityis importantasweare a7daybusinessoperating from7amto8pm.

Applicationsshouldbesubmittedvia RecruitmentOnlineat: www.education.vic.gov.au/schooljobs

Sale3853 or Email

Mathematics Ref:1295773

Thiswillprincipallyinvolvesocialworkinthe acutehospitalsetting,whichincludescrisis intervention,agedcareassessment,mentalhealth issuesandchildprotection.

TractorOperator -Sprayer

ContactYvette 0432516662 orsendresumeto hr@fragapanefarme.com.au

● Retailpassionandexperience.

PermanentPartTime

Seekingexpressionofinterestfor aparttime generaladministrationrolelocatedatWestSale airport.

EnquiriescontactJacoBothaon 0410491220 oremail info@southernavionics.com.au

Suitableapplicantsshouldhave:

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SocialWorker

LegalStudies/BusinessManagement Ref:1295777

PleaseapplytoPOBox1235 -info@rotafab.com.au

Ifyoupossess adegreeinSocialWorkandhave anAASWaccreditationoreligibletobe accredited,applynow!

Toapplyfortheroleorforfurtherinformation,go to https://centralgippslandhealth.mercury.com.au orcontactPatrickHorgan,SocialWorkManager on (03)51438560.

● Experienceinmanaginganddevelopinga team.

Ifyouthinkthispositionisrightforyouplease sendyourinformationtotheowner.Email: igaheyfield@hotmail.com

Pleaseforwardresumeandcoverlettersto terry@salemotorgroup.com.au

Forfurtherinfo,visitusat www.fragapanefarms.com.au

Soifyou'rethebestinyourfieldwewanttohear fromyou.

Enquiries:AndreaWatson 0351441711

Rotafabhave apermanentpositionavailablefor thefollowingtrades:-

Physics/Mathematics Ref:1296219

HealthandHuman Development/PhysicalEducation Ref:1295769

IGAPlusLiquorHeyfield

● Receivingandshippingandorderingparts. Veryflexiblehours.

ApplicantsareinvitedforthepositionofMedical ReceptionistattheStratfordMedicalCentre.

PartTime

DairyWorker

● Attendingtoemails,scanningandbinding, stores.

● Asoundknowledgeofsupermarketbest practice.

Art Ref:1295778

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Basicgeneraldutiesinclude,(howevernot limitedto),feedingout,stockchecks,fencing, weedcontrol,collectingdairycalvesand occasionalmilking.

Weare amultifranchisedealer.

Psychology Ref:1295779

WithFordbeingpartofourrangethisoffers greatearningopportunitiesforallthosesellingat themomentwiththerealeaseoftheallnew Ranger,EverestandRaptorrange.

Wewelcomeyourapplications fortheabovepositions.

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Inthisroleyoucanexpecttoworkthrougha diverserangeofresponsibilitiesthatinclude developingthemanagementteam,assisting customers,orderingandreplenishingshelves anddisplays,rostering,maintaining asafeand hygienicworkenvironment,KPIadherence,team development,andfostering astrongrelationship withourcommunity.

Yourexcellentinterpersonalskillsandabilityto buildstrongworkingrelationshipswithyourteam willguaranteeyoursuccessinthisrole.Please provide aresumeandcoverletteroutliningwhy youbelieveyouaretherightpersonfortherole.

Isseekingtoappointthefollowing fulltimeongoingteachers: English/Humanities Ref:1140998

● Generaladministration,answeringincoming calls.

SALESMANAGER SALESCONSULTANT SALESCADET (NoExperenceneeded)

FragapaneFarms,leadingfreshvegetable supplier,prominentfarmingprecinct,Werribee South.

SaleMotorGrouparepleasetooffer threesalespositionsfor immediatestart

Applicantswithdairyexperiencepreferred. Competentstockhandling,weldingexperience, machinerymaintenanceandirrigationknowledge wouldbehighlyvaluedskillsforthisposition. Alltermsarenegotiablefortherightperson. Contactmanagerdirectlyon 0427014876

GeneralAdministrator

Pleaseforwardapplicationwithreferencesto: StratfordMedicalCentreVictoria POBox40 STRATFORDVIC3862

SALECOLLEGE

MEDICALRECEPTIONIST

Kitchenstafftobeprovidedbytheapplicant tendering.

Publicandpropertyinsurancerequired

Advertiseinthe GippslandTimesand Latrobe Valley Express MotoringSection for $66.90 with acolourpicture or $53without apicture Atotalof 16 issues!* *conditions apply

AdoredMamaofAndy, Richard, Lisa,Doug, Jacinta,AaronandZac. GreatMamaofsix.

CARECOORDINATORNURSE

MORRIS, Bruce. Lovedbrotherand brother-in-lawofLeigh (dec.)andKaye.Uncleof BrettandMelantha,Scott andTerri,Neiland Candice,BradandPeita, andfamilies.

LovingNanaof11and GreatNanaof21. ReunitedwithDadand Gary.

BelovedfriendtoValand Hank,Nicole,Justine, Clare &families. Heath,youwillbegreatly missedbut alifetimeof memorieswilllastforever.

Motor n eal Cashorcreditcard,throughourSaleoceonly totalo 12 ue o er a onth

Passedaway -Aged83 LovingHusbandofSandy (dec.).

WIGG, HeatherAnne. Dearlyloveddaughter-inlawofRoyandItaWigg (bothdec.).

Amuchlovedfather, father-in-law,grandand greatgrandfather. ReunitedwithSandy.

RestInPeaceGraeme

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Passedawaypeacefully surrounded byloving family.

DROPPERT, Dirk. 4/11/1935 -8/9/2022. AdoredhusbandofCorrie. DadtoGerald,Wilco, YvonneandAlison. OpatoeightgrandchildrenandGreatOpa tosevengreatgrandchildren. Wordsarefew, Ourfeelingsaredeep, Ourmemoriesofyou Wewillalwayskeep.

KENNEY, Ron. 17/11/1960 -4/9/2022

RestpeacefullyinGod's care.

Finallyatpeace,reunited withMum.

ApplicationscloseFriday23rdSeptember2022

Applicantswillneedtohaveexcellentcommunicationandinterpersonal skillsandgoodcomputerskills.Weareseekingthatspecialpersontobe abletotakeinitiativestoreallydrivethisprogramandmake adifferencein patienthealthoutcomes.

LovingmothertoTanya andTroy(dec.). Mother-in-lawtoJim.

Tendersareinvitedtosupplyeveningmealsona casualbasis,Thursday,Friday,andSaturday nights.

WADDINGTON, KevinWilliam ofStratford,Victoria. Passedaway7/9/2022. Lovedhusbandof Elizabeth.

Forfurtherinformationabouttheroleortoapplypleasesendyourresume and acoverletterto: ken.lascelles@saputo.com orcall 0417310989

Formemypetandhouse sittingdaysbegan. Thetimesyouand Colleensodeservedyour breaksawayfromyour businessentrustingmeto takecareofyourmuch lovedanimalsandproperty.Youbothdelivered steadfastguidance. Ifelt soprivileged. Frankanadvocateand diligentofworkethics, honestyandloyalty. Thehappiesttimesofmy lifebeingthereforyou andColleen.

STARTINGTERM4,2022

Birthdays

SMITH, SandraLynette. 1/9/1948 -11/9/2022

MP Engagements •

Aged95. Passedawaypeacefully atRoyalFreemasons Sale. Devote dh usban do f Evelyn(dec.).

Cars •

Alifetimeofcherished memories,wewillhold youinourheartsforever.

accepted.

LovingFatherandfatherin-lawtoSherroland Brian(Gibson). PoptoJoshua,Meghan, Lacey,Kyle,Reece,and Mitchell.

ApplicationsClose:Friday16thSeptember.

Trucks &Tractors 08VWPASSAT• 2ltr,125k,estate,service history,SNRF145,000km, leatherheatedseats, auto,r.w.c.,WGE-189 $11,999o.n.o.Phone 0407382729. SeniorRetailSalesAssistant -Maffra AGWarehouseisanownedsubsidiaryofSaputoDairyAustraliaoperatinga

Passedawaypeacefully atWilsonlodgewith familybyhersideandin herthoughts.

GreatPoptoHarrison, Addison,andCameron.

O'CONNOR, GraemePeter. Lovedbrother-in-lawand longtimefriendofRon andPauline,funand caringuncletoDanielle andErik,Claireand Kevin,Rohan,Andrew andSophieandour grandchildren. Ourfamiliesarebonded togetherandwe havemanywonderful memories.

RestEasy Thankstothestaffat WilsonLodgeandDr Pathania.

1990 FordFI50,EFi,5.8lt, V8,Windsor,reg.tillDec. 2022,5spman,newtyres, magwheels,a/c,traytop r.w.c.VIN6FPAAAAH1JLM4420 6$ 25,000 Phone0499982650.

ISLAND StarConcorde '99,dualaxle,19/6, 2gas bottles,newhi-topdble matt,fullsizefridgefreezer, m/wave,TV/DVD(new aerial),awningnewfabric, in-lineh.w.tap, 4burner cooktop/oven,lotsc/board space,seatfor6,$19,500 neg.Ph0417889201.

MAJOR (neeStephenson), Delwyn(Del)Margaret. 12/02/1957 -29/08/2022 Aged65. Passedawaypeacefully attheAlfredHospital. DevotedwifeofRoss. LovedmotherofPatrick. BelovedsisterofGlenand Ewen. Sister-in-lawtoDana. CherishedauntofTegan, Shanna,KyleandDarcy.

Lovinggrandfatherof Jeremy,Kieran,andMax. RIP

Dearlylovedmotherof MichaelandHelen,Gary (dec.),TriciaandGreg, KathyandAndrew,Jill, andDonna.

St.Patrick'sPrimarySchool,Stratfordisseekinganenthusiastic,dynamic andmotivatedteachertofulfiltheroleof apart-time(0.6FTE)fixed-term tutor,commencingonMonday,3rdOctober2022andconcludingon26 January2023.Thisis ateacherpositionundertheVictorianCatholic EducationMulti-EnterpriseAgreement2018.

● Possesstheknowledge,skillsandabilitiestoprovidestudentswith arich andrewardingeducationalexperience.

A2-3 dayweek,flexiblepart-timepositionexistsforanENorRNNurseina large,busy,generalpractice,inSale.Weareoffering auniqueopportunity foranexperiencednursetoprovideholistic,primaryhealthcareto chronicallyillpatients.Theroleisnewlydeveloped,andwearelookingfor thatmotivatedpersontotakeownershipandmanageourChronicDisease Managementprogram.Therolewouldinvolveidentifyingpatientsinneed, andliaisingwiththemandtheirdoctortoachievegreaterhealthoutcomes, inanindustryleadingmodelofcare.Thepositionmayalsoincludevirtual healthmonitoringforthosepatientswhoaresuited.

Sister-in-lawofGraeme (dec.),JeanetteandRoy andElizabeth(bothdec.), LindsayandHelen. Respectedauntoftheir families. Foreverremembered.

BelovedwifeofTerry (dec).

StPatrick'sCatholicPrimarySchool,Stratford

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Karlamyside-kick!

Mother-in-lawtoPeter, Judy,David,andGary.

FromSue,Peter,Andrew andNick. tenderwillnotnecessarilybeaccepted. Late orhardcopytenderswillnotbe

Pleaseforwardyourcurrentcurriculumvitaeto: ThePracticeManager ClocktowerMedicalCentre P.OBox838 Sale,3850

NinnytoJackandElla andsister-in-lawtoMary.

Passedawaypeacefully atCentralGippsland Healthafter ashort illness.

WADDINGTON, Kevin. Itiswithgreatsadnesswe saygoodbyetoour ImmediatePastPresident, KevinWaddington. OurthoughtsarewithLiz andthefamilyatthistime. StratfordVictoriaSister CitiesCommitteeand members. rangeofretailstoresandfertiliserdepotsthroughoutVictoriaNewSouth WalesandTasmaniawhichservicethesefarmercatchmentareaswiththeir farmingrequirements.

April30,1932 -September8,2022

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DevotedwifeofBruce (Ray).

LEHMANN, Jeffrey. 12/06/1939 -27/08/2022

EASTON, Frank. FrankandColleenour firstmeetingwhenwe checkedourfurbabies intoyourkennelsforlittle holidaysaswespenttime inMelb.Veryspecial friendshipsformed,you wentaboveandbeyond thecallofdutyonthe nightSarah's"Cindy"died aswetravelledtoMelb. YoutookcareofCindy untilSarahgotbackfrom Melb. aweeklater.

HARRAP, James(Jim)Ernest 11/4/1927 -21/8/2022

SWEENEY (O'Connor), PaulineMary. 23/04/1927 -07/09/2022.

Resteasymatewith Leigh,Murray,Norman andRon. Wewillmissyourgentle natureandhumorouslittle stories.

BATES, Patricia. Condolencesandloveto Beryl. CousinofPaulineand KevinEdwardsandGarry andCherylRobinson. Restinpeace.

Thesuccessfulapplicantwill:

MORRIS, Bruce. R.I.P. PresidentFrankBirthisel andtheLionsClubof Sale,Givetheirsincere condolencestotheMorris familyonthepassingof belovedandlongserving memberLionBruce.

● Demonstrate acommitmenttoCatholiceducationandtothesafetyand wellbeingofallchildren.

● Embrace acollaborative,team-basedapproachtoteachingandlearning. Thesuccessfulapplicantmusthold acurrentVictorianInstituteofTeaching Registration.

FatherofJames,Adele, Steven,Helen,andPhillip. Father-in-lawofAlex, Terry,Louise,Phil,and Stevie.

Thetutorrolewillseethesuccessfulapplicantworkcloselywithteachersto targetteachingtosupportindividualandsmallgroupsofstudentstoachieve theirbest.

Formoreinformationregardingthisposition,pleasecalltheschoolon (03)51456463.

ApplicationscloseMonday,26thSeptember,2022at4pm. Theschoolcommunitypromotesthesafety,wellbeingandinclusionofallchildren.

KNIFTON (neeCox), Evelyn.

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Thesuccessfulcandidatewillbehighlymotivated,demonstrateprevious experiencein aRetailSalesAssistantroleandideallyhave agood knowledgeoftheruralindustry.Strongcommunication,organisation, proactivityandambitionareparamounttobesuccessfulinthisrole. Acompetitiveremunerationpackagewillbeofferedtothesuccessful candidatewhocandemonstratetheaboverequirements.Thisis adiverse andchallengingopportunitytojoinanevolvingbusinesswithvastamounts ofongoinggrowthanddevelopmentpotential.

Applicationsaretoinclude acompletedapplicationforemploymentform (availablefromtheschoolwebsite www.stpstratford.catholic.edu.au)and thenamesandcontactsofthreereferees.

MrJoelBrayshaw principal@stpstratford.catholic.edu.au

LovingwifetoDavid. Cherishedmotherof Diane,Paul,Rachel,and Tania.

RidingyourHarleyonthe endlessroad.Precious memories.

Wearecurrentlyseekinganenergeticindividualwithexcellentinterpersonal skillstojoinourMaffrateamas aSeniorRetailSalesAssistant.Theprimary focusoftheroleistosupporttheStoreManagerwithday-to-daystore operationsandbuildstrongpartnershipswithcustomersanddeliver appropriateadviceandservicesusingyourspecialistknowledgeof avariety ofagriculturalproductsandsupplies.

Frankyouwouldsay "Shinga"don'tcallus,call Karla.When Ineededto callKarlashewasalways thereforme. ThankyouKarla. Frank,thankyoufor enrichingmylifewithyour wisdom. Colleen,Karla,Shannon andKateyourlossis deeplyfelt. (Shinga)Ellen,Fredand SarahShingles.

1x TUTOR(0.6FTE -FixedTerm -Term 42022)

All Tenderersmust registerwithWellingtonShire Council toreceivethe tenderdocuments,whichare availablefromtheeProcurewebsite www.eprocure.com.au/wellingtonshirecouncil orby contactingtheProjects Officer,MikeKareem on(03) 51423156orby e-mail to mikek@wellington.vic.gov.au.

SALEGOLFCLUB

Mealtimes6-8pm,interestedpartiesshould haveappropriateskillsandqualifications.

O'CONNOR, Graeme. Oursinceresympathyand lovetoHelen,Brenton, Sarah,James,Oliviaand Michaelandpartnersand yourbeautiful grandchildrenonthesad passingofGraeme. Wewillrememberhim. Jill,Stephen,Nick,Renee, Jake,Jodie,Rylan,Jack, Ella-Ros ea ndMax Taylor.

WIGG, HeatherAnne. 08/06/1952 -03/09/2022

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WIGG (neeMcKinnon), HeatherAnne. Passedawaysuddenlyat FourMileBeach,Port DouglasonSeptember3, 2022.Aged70years. Dearlylovedwifeof David. LovedmotherofLach, anddaughter-in-lawKate. Muchlovedgrandmother ofTomandJamie.

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LovedsisterofKeith (dec.)andsister-in-lawof Gwen.

Thankyouforallthe wonderfulmemoriesand alifewelllived.

Email -abktaylor@bigpond.com ClosingDateFriday,September13

Deaths • Deaths • SituationsVacant • Tenders •

CELICAGT4 1990Toyota 2LtrTurbo, 4wd.Sparebodyand motor.$10,000ono 18inchwheelsandtyresmultifit$1,000. Ph0419385128.

Servicingpredominantlydairyandlivestockbasedclientele,thesuccessful candidatewillbestronglycustomerdrivenandwilldemonstrateoutstanding communicationandrelationshipbuildingskillstoenhance astrongteam environment.Pasture,livestock,nutritionorbasicagronomyknowledgeis highlyadvantageousbutnotessential.

WellingtonShireCouncilinvitessuitable companies totenderforthedesignand constructionofworks associatedwiththeupgradeofthe MarketReserve inStratford.Incorporating Passive Recreation worksthe valuefortheworksisaround$450,000. Practical completiondate: 1June 2023 Design &Construction of StratfordMarket Reserve YouthPlayProject WELLINGTONSHIRE COUNCIL CONTRACTNO2023-022 All Tendersubmission mustbelodge electronicallythroughthe eProcure portalnolaterthan 2pm Wednesday 12October2022 Thelowestorany

Weoffergenerousremuneration, 5weeksannualleaveandtheopportunity toworkin awellsupportedpracticeandteamenvironment,whilstreally making adifferencetopatienthealth.

Heyfieldsupporterskeepthetimehonouredtradition of watchinglocal football from acouchonthe backof autealive at the NorthGippyGrand Final.

PrivateCremation

EmmersonGrantontheshouldersof TessHansford as theycheeronSale Cityduring theNorthGippslandGrand Finals.

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NervousSale City fanswatch thenetball actionunfold.

Funerals • Funerals • Funerals • Sport www.gippslandtimes.com.au

HARRAP. AmemorialserviceforMr JamesErnes t( Jim) Harrapwillbeheldat DelbridgeFuneralChapel, MarleyStreetSaleat 12.30pmonMONDAY (September19,2022.) Pleaseseeourwebsite forlivestreamdetails.

DROPPERT. Thefuneralservicefor MrDirkDroppertwillbe heldatSt.Columba's UnitingChurch,CnrRaymondandMacalister Streets,Saleat11am TOMORROW(Wednesday September14,2022), followedby aprivate cremation.

SMITH. Forfuneralarrangements forMrsSandraLynette Smith,pleasecheckour websiteorphone:

“Thisprogramisdesignedtohelp supporttheirsportingendeavoursand helpthemrealisetheirpotentialas a sportsperson.

MAJOR (neeStephenson). Thefuneralservicefor MrsDelwynMargaret Majorwillbeheldat DelbridgeFuneralChapel, MarleyStreetSaleat 1.30pmonFRIDAY (September16,2022), followedby aprivate burial.

WIGG (neeMcKinnon). Thefuneralservicefor MrsHeatherAnneWigg willbeheldatStJohn's AnglicanChurch,cnr ChurchandThomsonSts, MaffraTOMORROW (WednesdaySeptember 14,2022)commencingat 1pm.

TheMassandBurialwill alsobelive-streamed. Toview,pleasevisit: www.nielsenfunerals.com.au

FEDERALMemberfor GippslandDarren Chesterisencouragingeligibleyoung sportspeopleinGippslandtoapplyfor thelatestroundoftheLocalSporting ChampionsProgram(LSCP).

LEHMANN.

“Thisis afantasticgrantsprogramand I encouragealleligibleyoungGippslanders toapplyandreceivesomeadditionalsupporttocontinuepursuingtheirsporting dreams.”

Rosarywillberecited priortoMassat 11.10am.

Applicationsopen

FederalMember forGippslandDarrenChester,with LSCP recipient Tayli Dimarco,isencouragingeligibleyoungGippslanderstoapplyfor thelatest round of the program.

“Competingatastate,nationalor internationallevelrequiresenormous dedicationbyyoungathletesandsup portfromtheirfamilies,butonebarrierto themachievingtheirdreamsisthecostof attendinghigh-levelevents,”Chestersaid

Pleaseseeourwebsite forlivestreamdetails.

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Formoreinformationandto apply,visit:https://www.sportaus. gov.au/grants_and_funding/ local_sporting_champions

InMemoriam

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The Wildcats’ goalkeeper Holly Johnston and goal defence Caitlin Ponton were work horses in their third, generating substantial defensive pressure throughout the game

Enter Sarah Mayman

Woodside took a slight early lead, but Rosedale’s goal defence/goalkeeper, Bronwyn Tebb, exercised an unwavering tenacity in the shooting ring, shut ting down the Wildcats’ towering goal shooter and playing coach, Elizabeth Nicol

The Wildcats drew strength from the collabora tion between Ponton and Buckley; their speed and accuracy in the midcourt and their comprehension of each other’s play made one hell of a dangerous combination

An electric first quarter was substantiated by the crowd’s anomalously rising volume, and as teams returned for the second, Rosedale was out to dethrone Woodside of their lead Woodside wing attack Leah Stoffels made a fiery intercept in the opening minutes of the second

Maybe it was an energy drink or just good old H2o and pure determination; whatever it was, it

Rosedale’s Bronwyn Tebb sends the ball into the midcourt

Woodside goal attack Brittany Mustoe during the Grand Final

With each side as determined as the other, it’s no surprise teams hit the court running

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Seconds later, Rosedale’s playing coach retaliated with a superb intercept, flying into Woodside’s pass out of nowhere before linking up with Plunkett, who fed the ball to Gordyn in the shooting ring

AGRADEGRANDFINAL Woodside 56 d Rosedale 48 Best on court: Caitlin Ponton (Woodside)

The Blues hit a rhythm, and the crowds began to sing as Rosedale’s goal shooter Meg Gordyn stamped her dominance in the shooting ring

Using her height to good use, Gordyn showcased her accuracy and strength, adding consecutive points to the board and closing the score

NORTH GIPPSLAND FOOTBALL-NETBALL LEAGUE

Tebb and Mustoe in another tangle for the ball.

The Wildcats took the court, determined to claim victory, having not won a NGFNL netball Grand Final against the Blues since 2016

Woodside supporters were deafeningly loud at Heyfield on Saturday in support of the Wildcats as th

Woodside goal attack Brittany Mustoe and Rosedale goalkeeper Bronwyn Tebb jump for the rebound

The young centre from Woodside, Taylah Buckley, certainly proved herself as one of the Wildcats’ paramount players with her fantastic on court movement Buckley was a dominating presence from start to finish

Rosedale’s wing attack, Demi Plunkett, provided grit and brains in the midcourt with her excellent court movement and wise ball distribution, feeding well into the Blues’ shooting ring

WOODSIDE met Rosedale on the Heyfield Football Netball Club courts on Saturday afternoon for the 2022 North Gippsland Football Netball League Grand Final

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The Australian flag flew at half mast in honour of Queen Elizabeth II The Australian national anthem was sung, and it was time for the A Grade netball Grand Final to begin a repeat of the last NGFNL A Grade decider of 2019 Woodside and Rosedale supporters flocked in masses, forming a sea of blue behind the court’s fences with acclamations so vociferous they were heard on the far side of the football field

The Blues took the court, determined to claim their third consecutive flag

Let the game begin: NGFNL’s netball elites would be crowned in just 60 minutes

The crowd was now so loud it was a distraction for those watching the football across the way

It was Rosedale’s centre pass From the Blues centre, Carly Johnstone, to Plunkett, Plunkett to Mayman, Mayman feeding the ball to Gordyn

Heyfield FNC’s court was a battlefield, and this was war Bodies hit the ground, and elbows and shoulders found faces To the unsuspecting eye, this game was no longer netball, and these were no longer netball players; rather, this was MMA, and these women were now fighters

Obstruction Woodside goalkeeper, Gordyn misses Lowe sets up for her shot, time is called The 60 minutes were up, and the scores were tied; NGFNL’s elite was yet to be decided

The talent and efforts from both teams was exceptional, but it was Woodside’s Ponton who took home the best on court Woodside playing coach Elizabeth Nicol said, “to win it in overtime is just an unreal feeling”

worked for Mayman, taking the second quarter by the scruff as if to say, ‘This is my fricking game’ Mayman was like a bull out of a gate, charging up and down the court almost single handedly, regaining Rosedale’s control of the game

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Plunkett’s great feed into the shooting circle saw Rosedale be the first to score and consecutive goals from Gordyn and Rosedale’s goal attack Lorelle Lowe, evened the board

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Woodside goalkeeper Holly Johnston in an emotional embrace following the Wildcats win in the Grand Final on Saturday.

Signs waved; blue, white and silver streamers flailed as they were caught in the increasing wind, and the whistles sounded to let the final quarter begin

A belligerent Nicol put away eight consecutive goals for Woodside, exhausting Rosedale’s Tebb and McInness No one was stopping Nicol No one Rosedale scrounged up a few goals, but as Woodside pulled away and despite endearments from Mayman, the Blues’ hearts fell heavy After 74 exhausting minutes, Woodside claimed their victory, defeating Rosedale 56 to 48

The pressure was rising on and off the court, expelling from the crowd an exciting nervousness, and among the players, aggression built

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Fast forward to the end of the third, and Woodside had taken back their lead Two points separated the Blues and the Wildcats as teams took their positions for the final quarter

Woodside was first to score Woodside scored again and again and again

“We had nothing but trust for each other; we said at the start of the overtime that we were just going to trust each other, and we just went out there and stuck to our process and played it moment by moment ”

Her wisdom on the court was evident in every pass, which saw Rosedale’s midcourt feed ball after ball to Gordyn in the shooting ring, who played a ripper second quarter Buckley, the Wildcats little energiser bunny, continued to be a dominating presence on the court

Mayman’s stellar performance continued, allow ing the Blues to penetrate into their attacking third Buckley and Ponton persisted in wreaking havoc in Woodside’s defensive third and through the midcourt Gordyn and Lowe were on point, literally, wielding an unfathomable accuracy in Rosedale’s shooting ring Woodside’s goal attack Brittany Mustoe and Nicol showcased an incredible partnership; once these two had the ball, the Wildcats were almost guaranteed a goal

Scores were tied as teams entered the second quarter break

Rosedale broke away despite the relentless defensive pressure from Ponton and Johnston Sixty seconds left; Rosedale 40, Woodside 39

It was Woodside’s centre pass Buckley to Mustoe, Mustoe back to Buckley, to Mustoe again Nicol was there, Rosedale’s goal defence, Emily McInnes holding tight McInnes’ efforts to block Nicol were overturned; literally, Nicol’s sending McInnes to the ground Less than 60 seconds left: Rosedale 40, Woodside 40

Teams returned to their bench, hastily taping body parts and sipping much needed water before returning to the court to play seven minutes each side in overtime

“It was just amazing; we said every pass counts, every play counts, we can’t get up and then let it go, we had to play pass by pass, moment by moment, and the girls just executed it perfectly

“Today was just amazing, just beautiful ”

Woodside goal defender Caitlin Ponton was voted best on court in the Grand Final

Woodside’s pocket rocket Taylah Buckley

KiahJohnsoninwingdefencehad acrackingthird quarterforSaleCity.

Eventhemostexperiencedpunterswould havebeenstumpedwhen it cametochoosing awinningside,withTTUdefeatingSaleCity 43to36inRound 9andSaleCitydefeating TTU52to18inthesemi-finals

MAFFRACricketClubisputtingthecall-outfor youngsterstojointheir2022/23juniorseason.

After amightybattle,Heyfieldwasfirsttoscore, butSaleCityquicklyretaliated,eveningthescore.

Heyfieldclaimedthepremiershipwith a43to 32win.

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TheKangaroos’goalshooterMillieLambwas sinkinggoalaftergoal.

Theraincamebucketingdownasthefinalquarter began,anddespiteSale City’sbestefforts,the Bulldogsgivingit110percentuntiltheveryend, Heyfieldwastoostrong.

ReiganClapton,IndiaDeanandLucyBestwere thebestofSaleCity,withaparticularlyimpressive secondquarterfromClapton.

JaydeParsonsfromHeyfieldwasvotedbeston court.

Boysandgirlsagedfiveandoverarebeing encouragedtoparticipatein avarietyofprograms, whichareduetostartinthecomingweeks.

SaleCityputforward atoughfight,that saw aprofitablecollaborationbetweenthe Bulldogs’goalattack,KateHayes,andgoal shooterNicolaThatcher.

“It’sjustgreattobearound asportingclub, alocal club,andgetinvolved,meetnewfriendsandjust play abitofsport- keepfit,havefunandenjoy.”

“I’vebeenherefor awhile (atMaffra)andgot good friendsnow,”hesaid

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Theclubhasalreadyreceivedseveralexpressions ofinterestinjoiningitsupcomingseason,with over40childrenparticipatingin aComeAndTry sessiononSeptember8.

“It’sjustgoodtogetinvolved.”

Heyfieldwonthe17andUndertitleonSaturday, defeatingSaleCity.

Duetoaninjuryattheendofthesecondquarter, HeyfieldlosttheirwingdefenderCharlotteGrogan.

OnesuchexampleisteenagerJakePendrick, whobeganplayingaspartofMaffra’sjunior developmentprogram -thenknownasMilo Cricket -andisnowenteringhissecondyearas coachoftheclub’sUnder14team.

MaffraCricketClub2022/23junio r programs

TheKangaroos’goalkeeperJaydeParsonshad a fantasticgame,showcasingherathleticism,strength andabilitytoreadtheplay.

“Thegirlshaveworkedreallyhardallyearand havegoneundefeated,”Grogansaid.

U12JuniorCricket(ages9-11yrs): Much morelike a‘proper’cricketmatch,heldonthe astropitches.Thepitchlengthisshortenedand boundaryropeboughtinforthekids.Everyone gets agosotheycanlearntheskillsofthe game.MatchesplayedonaSaturdaymorning. CommencingOctober8.

Pendrickbelievesitisthefriendshipsandconnectionsthatmakecricketworthpursuing.

U11T20MasterBlasters(ages7-10yrs): Backyard-stylegameswithsoftballsandmuch smallerovals,withmultiplegamesplayedsimultaneouslyontheoneground.Heldon aweekday afternoon.DatesTBC.

Playerregistrationscanbemadebyvisiting https://playcricket.com.auandsearchingforMaffra CricketClub.

MaffraCricketClubseniorcoach,LeeHopkins, ismanagingtheWoolworthsCricketBlast program,teachingthebasicsofcricket -catching,throwingandmotorskills -toparticipants betweenfive andseven-years-old.

Heyfieldwasinthelead,31to22,attheendof thethirdquarter.

“HopefullythelongerI’mhere,thekidsI’m coachingat,say,fiveorsixwillbeplayingsenior cricketatMaffrainthefuture.”

Hopkinsbelievesthateveninchildrenasyoung asfive,thepotentialforfuturetalentcanbeseen.

Justlastseason,underthetutelageofclublegend DeanRowley,hetookhisteamallthewaytothe GrandFinal

“He’sreallygoingplaceswithhiscoaching,so Ihopehesticks itout,because he’soneforthe future.”

AccordingtoMaffraCricketClubjuniorcoordinatorCindyRowley,theinclusiveenvironmentmakes theprogramsidealforgirlstoparticipatein.

“Cricket’sgotmeeverywhere;it’sgotmeoverseas,gotmejobs,gotmemeetingnewpeople,” Hopkinssaid,alludingtohisorigins -hewas initiallybroughttoMaffra asaninternational professionalfromEngland,beforeoptingtosettle inAustraliapermanently.

TheKangarooshadoneveryproudcoachinTraci Grogan.

MaffraCricketClubjuniorcoordinator Cindy Rowley(left)andCricketBlastfacilitator Lee Hopkins(right)withmembersofthejunior team.

TheBulldogscentreplayer,Deb Fox, showcasedherwealthofnetballknowledge, andwas aconsistentreassuranceforSale’s girlsthroughoutthegame

APREMIERSHIPonyourhomecourt -itdoesn’t getmuchbetterthanthat.

“Itisreallyhardcominginto aGrandFinalwith that pressure ofbeingundefeatedbuttheyreally steppedup.

“That doesn’tmeanakidthathasn’tgotthat cannotlearnthataswell.

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“Jake’sreallygood,”Hopkinsenthused.

TheBombershadincrediblepaceintheir attackthroughtheirwingattack,Hayley Heil.

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TTUdominatedtheremainderofthegame withanexceptionalperformancefromHeil Whenthefinalwhistlesounded,TTUtook thevictory,defeatingSaleCity43to28.

BothHopkins andPendrick notethatthebenefits ofparticipatingincricketgobeyondexercise.

Heyfieldcompletedanundefeatedseasoninthe 17 andUnder agegrouptowinthepremiership.

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“Youfind,especiallywiththefootballstuffthey doaswell,they’realwayscatching aballoraround ballsnow,so…they’requitequicktolearn.”

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WoolworthsCricketBlast(ages5-7yrs): Learncricketskillswithfungames;runby MaffraSeniorCoachLeeHopkinson aSunday morningfrom10am.Eightsessions(fourpriorto Christmas,fourinFebruary2023)withthefirst setforNovember13.

“Mostofthegirlsthathavestartedwithus -well, actuallyallofthem -aresisters,gettingdragged alongeverySaturdaytowatchtheirbrothers.

“Theclubenvironmenthere,it’sreallyfamilyfocused,reallyfamily-friendly.

U14andU16: Normalcricketformat,with retirementsandbowlinglimits.Alsoplayedon a Saturdaymorning,commencingOctober8.

“They’vehad agoandthey’velovedit,andnow theyplay.”

Moreinformationcanbeobtainedbycalling CindyRowleyon0419921637.

TRARALGONTyersUnitedfacedSaleCity intheNorthGippslandFootball-Netball League CGradenetballGrandFinalon Saturday.

Scoresweretiedattheendofthefirst quarter.

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Heyfieldboastedaggressivedefenceintheshooting ring,whichwascausefor aparticularlyphysical game.

“Ireally getenjoymentoutofthat -that’swhat gets asmileonmyface,”Hopkinssays.

“IjustwanttosaythankstotheNorthGippsland Football-NetballLeague,theclub,thankyouto everyone.”

“Somekidsarejustveryquicktolearnthecatchingskillsandhavegoodhand-eyecoordination,” he explained

“It’sdifferenttofooty,wherethephysical strengthcanbethatrealdivider,”Rowleysaid.

Thefirstquartersawturnoverafterturnoveras theBulldogsandtheKangaroos’midcourtworked tenaciously.

Pendricktoldthe GippslandTimes thathewould bekeentopursuefurthercoachingopportunities: “I’dlovetogoon todo thatas acareer”.

WiththeBombershavinglostonlyone gamethroughouttheseason,theBulldogs knewtheyneededtobringboththeirbite andtheirbarkiftheyweretotakehomethe preimershipflag.

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DespitetheJets’delayedtake-off,Burnett couldn’tbehappierwithhisteam’sperformance, sayingtheboysplayed“absolutelyfantastic”.

TTU’sGuySinclairwasvotedbestonground.

“I’mabsolutelyecstatic,”Burnettsaid.“After thefirstquarter,yeah,wedidn’tcomeouttoplay properly,andthenwejust,wegotthegameon ourterms.

Exercisinghismasteryofreadingthegameand showcasingsomefancyfootwork,playingcoach BarrieBurnettkicked acrackerof agoal,sending theJetsto asoaringleadintheopeningminutes ofthefourth.

Fast forwardtotheendofthethird,YYN kicked eightgoalsandtwobehinds;theJetshadwelland trulytakenoff.

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TTU5.6(36),YYN5.4(34).

YYNrepliedwithintheminuteasBaileyBrown kickedtheJets’secondgoalofthegame.

Thiswasit,thefinalhoorah,andalleyeswere onKeenanHughes,havingkickedsevenofthe Jets’13goals.

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HEYFIELDmetRosedaleFNCintheNorth

Thecloudscongregated,hidingthelastofthe sun,and abitterwindsentshiversdownspines astheBombersandJetsreturnedtothefieldfor thefinalquarter.

INtheir debutseason intheNorthGippsland FootballNetballLeague,YallournYallournNorth has takenthe2022NGFNLpremiershipwith their16.10(106)to9.6(62)GrandFinalwinover TraralgonTyersUnited.

DespiteTTU’sfailingeffortstokeeptheminthe game,kickingjusttwogoalsinthethird,Liam Willatonputforward avaliantperformanceforthe Bomberswithanunwaveringhungerfortheball.

TTUcaptainJyeNeilsonfoundtheballinthe 22ndminute,taking amarkjustmetersfromthe goalline,butfailedtoconvertanothergoalforthe

TTU’sJoelPoolehad ahigh-scoringgame,kicking hisfifthandfinalgoalminutesbeforethegame’s

endafter taking amarkinsidethe50,sendingthe ballstraightthroughthegoal’sguts.

TheBombersscroungedup agoalinthe19th minute,withTTU’sTrentHourigan,RowanHore andHaydenWillatonthebestoftheboysinblack.

Take abowKeenanHughes.

“Everyonedoubtedus;everyonesaidwewould befourth,fifthontheladder,butwecomeinour firstyear,andwetookthef*****gflag.”

YYNsupporterswereoutinforce,butitwasn’t enoughfueltogettheJetsofftheground;the dominating2022seasonReservesteamwas defeatedbyTTUinanunexpected10.11(71)to 2.7(19)spanking.

Thousandsofspectatorscongregatedaround HeyfieldFootball-NetballClub’sfootballfield’s edge,somewithbanners,somewithballoons,some dressedinfootballteamcostumes,towatchthe NorthGippslandFootballGrandFinalonSaturday afternoon.

Yallourn YallournNorthcappedoff adominantseason, winningthe NorthGippsland FootballNetball League seniorpremiership.

ONSaturday,TraralgonTyersUnitedfaced YallournYallournNorthintheNorthGippslandFootballNetballLeague2022ReservesGrand FinalatHeyfieldFNC.

Itwas asombreatmosphereamongtheYYN supportersastheJetstrailedtheBombers9.9(63) to1.4(10)attheendofthethirdquarter.

Thesirenblared,thegamewasdone.

Thesiren’ssoundsignifiedthegamesbeginning; theJets’enginestalled,theBomberscameout swinging,andbytheendofthefirstquarter,TTU wasinthelead4.4(28)to1.0(6).

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Bombersastheballskewedbehindthegoalpost with apunchfromYYN’sdefence.

ThesmileonBurnett’sfacesaiditall,pure elation.

TylerMustoe,JoelPoole,NicholasAlbanese, AdamBradyandTylerMuditawerealsoprominent playersontheBombers’side.

Atouchingendto ahistoricday.

YYN13.6(84),TTU4.8(48).

Returningafterthefirst-quarterbreak,YYN dominatedthefield,kickingfourgoalsandfour points,but agoalandtwopointsfromTTUsaw theBombersclingto atwo-pointleadattheend of aroughsecondquarter.

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MaybetheBomberswereabitcold,orperhaps a bitsore,ormaybeitwas acaseofgoingtoohard, toosoon.But,whateveritwas,theydroppedthe ball,andtheJetsflew,inalmosteveningthescore.

Justtwominuteslater,Hughestakes amark insidethe50,kickinganothergoalfortheJets

Cheersoscillatedacrossthegrounds;streamsof redandyellowsgloweduponthefieldasspectators racedtowardstheJets,celebratingtheir16.10 (106)to9.8(62)winovertheBombersin ashower ofhugsandbeer.

“Whenyougot abloke likeKeenanHughes, whogoesinandkicksninegoals,just astandout, likeeveryoneplayedtheirrole,butthenyouget a superstarlikehim,it’sjustyeah,good,”Burnett said

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Iamjustsohappyforeveryonearound,allthe supportersandeveryone.”

Traralgon TyersUnitedwonthe reservespremiership.

Thefinalsirenresonatedacrossthefield,and YYNplayersdishearteninglydroppedtheirheads in defeat,othersfallingcompletelytotheground.

After adeafeningvictorysongatthefieldscentre, theJetstooktheir positionbytheNGFNLpodium toreceivetheirwell-deservedpremiershipmedals, presentedbythelittlestmembersoftheYYNFNC community.

Itwasnosurprise thatKeenanHugheswas voted bestonground,havingkickedanimpressivenine goalsintheNGFNLGrandFinal.DarcyShellcot, CallumRobertson,playing-coachBarrieBurnett, CampbellMacInnesandDylanBathwerealso fundamentalplayersfortheJets.

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andhiseighthgoalofthegame. Inthirtyseconds,Hughesfindstheballagain andaddsanothergoaltohisNGFNLGrandFinal repertoire,takingYYNto a16.8(104)to8.7(55) leadover TTU.

ToddRowewasthebestoftheJetswithgood performancesfromChrisMathe,BlakeDyson, BaileyBrown,DaleWalsheandGavinPearson.

GippslandFootball-NetballLeague2022Thirds GrandFinal. In aparticularlysee-sawinggame,theBlues managedtoholdontotheleadinthefinal quarter,andasthefinalsirensounded,Rosedale becameNGFNL’s2022premiers,defeatingthe Kangaroos,7.8(50)to6.6(42). FormerCollingwoodplayerandHeyfield’snew seniorfootballcoach,LeighBrown,presented Rosedale playerswiththeir premiershipmedals. Rosedale’sMitchellCaruanawasvotedbest onground,withHarperFox,JayDiamond, ConnorMacLeod,JamesNikolajew,Charles Anderso nandJamesEdneyalsoputting forward anoteworthyperformancefortheBlues. RosedalewontheThirdspremiership afterdefeatingHeyfield.

TTUcelebratedtheirwinatthefield’scentreas friendsandsupporterscrowdedtocongratulate the2022NGFNLpremiers.

Page34 –Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 13 September,2022 GIPPSLANDTIMES FINALSERIES TIPPINGCOMPETITION 13 JAMES TOTAL 4 Ph:5143 0041 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Melbourne TOTAL 13 THISROUND 4 BYRON 5144 1311 TOTAL 2 51 SALE MAZDA& MITSUBISHI Ph: MAZ MITSU ITS 2 Brisbane 4 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Richmond 13 MATT TOTAL 4 : 5143 9333 1 Ph: Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong TOTAL 413 TERRY TOTAL 2 1 Ph: 51442133 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong 13 GARY 5144 5800 TOTAL 4 24 7 Ph: 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong 413 ZACH 5143 0861 TOTAL 4 Ph: 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Melbourne 13 GRANT TOTAL 4 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong GRANT MURRAY PLASTERING 413 MATT TOTAL 5 2 Ph:51451345 Brisbane 4 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Richmond 13 SAM 144 7099 1 Ph: 51 TOTAL 4 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Melbourne 13 NATHAN Ph: 5144 6151 TOTAL 3 2 Brisbane 4 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Collingwood 13 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022 PremierPrediction Melbourne MADDI TOTAL 3 Phone 5145 6169 Mobile 0439 069 781 1 M SONYA Ph: 0409 215 670 TOTAL 3 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong

Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 13 September,2022– Page35 GIPPSLANDTIMES FINALSERIES TIPPINGCOMPETITION AFLFINALS WEEK 2 SECOND SEMI FINAL Melbournev Brisbane MCG, FridaySeptember9,7:50pm FIRSTSEMIFINAL Collingwood vFremantle MCG,SaturdaySeptember10,7:25pm 13 REBECCA TOTAL 3 1 Ph: 5144 2288 Brisbane 4 Fremantle 6 2022 Premier Prediction Geelong 413 ALEX Ph:5144 4422 TOTAL 3 Ph: 1 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Melbourne 413 MARCUS &BEN Ph: 5147 2333 TOTAL 3 s rf 1 Stobies Land + Sur Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong 13 CHRIS 1 TOTAL 3 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong PH:0458888572 13 JULIAN TOTAL 1 0 Melbourne 6 Fremantle 6 2022PremierPrediction Geelong Ph: 5144 4575 413 AARON Ph:51432345 TOTAL 5 2 Ph: 51 Brisbane 4 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Sydney 13 KELLIE &SHELLEY 0 Ph: 5144 6464 Melbourne 6 Fremantle 6 2022PremierPrediction Geelong TOTAL 4131 PETER TOTAL 4 1 Ph: 5144 2324 Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong 413 TOM TOTAL 4 Ph: 5143 9333 1 Ph Melbourne 6 Collingwood 4 2022PremierPrediction Geelong

McLindinmaywellbepinchinghimselfabout theprospectofplayinginaseniorGrandFinal

Whilehewasn’tlisted inthetopsix,Sale playing-coachJackJohnstoneledbyexample, andwasbestongroundintheeyesofsome presentatMorwellonSaturday.

GIPPSLAND LEAGUE SENIORS PRELIMINARYFINAL Sale2.45.78.88.13(61) Wonthaggi0.13.15.45.7(37) Sale -Goals: BDessent2, JJohnstone,SLange, JLeslie, JMcLaren,P Tainsh, LTodd.Best:J McLaren, SLange,RPendlebury, WLeslie,J Hutchins,JMcLindin.Wonthaggi -Goals: JBates, Jack Blair,JHutchinson, AMurray.Best: JBates,T Huther,JarrydBlair,A Lindsay, SBray, RSparkes. RESERVES Sal e1 .12.23. 55 .7(37 ) Maffra1.22.3 3.83.8(26) Sale -Goals: JRietschel2, TCampbell, Z Russell, OWaugh.Best: NWhitford,T Campbell, JMcGuiness,J Rietschel, EDyer, JButcher Maffra-Goals: WBrunt,CNettleton, DStubbe. Best: CDriffield, JoshStubbe,C Smart, M Gravener,DStubbe,W Brunt THIRDS Maffra3.1,6.2,8.4,9.4 (58) Bairnsdale1.3,4.4,5.7,8.9(57) Maffra- Goals: BCarubia4, JKilloran2, H Gravener,N Szabatura,B Wright.Best: EAurisch, JKilloran, LAllman, SPendergast,OGallagher, ZFelsbourg. Bairnsdale -Goals: JAnderson3, T Selleck2,T Clay, JHumphreys,H Wilmot.Best: OPike, WBromage, JHumphreys, RStewart, JAnderson, AWilliams. THEY’REIN

NoonethoughttheTitanicwouldsink… TheMagpieshaveabusyweekahead,asthey preparebothgradestoplayintheGrandFinal. Andifyoumustknow,yes, Iamdyingof jealousy.

Thiswasalmost amirrorimage ofthethree quartertimeleadWonthaggiheldinthequalifyingfinalagainstSale -28points.

HarleywasSale’snemesisinthequalifying final,bootingsevengoals.

JackMcLarenwasbestfortheMagpies,followed byShannenLange,RyanPendlebury, WillLeslie,JakeHutchinsandJackMcLindin.

Thewincontinuedanincrediblejourneyfor Saleinthereserves.TheMagpiesfinishedthe home-and-awayseasonfourthonthe ladder, andhavenowwonthreecutthroatfinalsto reachthedecider.

TakingtoMorwellRecreationReserve,Sale ledateverychangetomaketheirfirstdecider in10years.

Saleplayers JackMcLaren(No 5) and Jackson Glenane (4) celebrate withShannen Langeduringthe preliminaryfinal.

Photo:Gippsland League

Saledidwhatmanythoughtwasimpossible -defeatingMaffrainthepreliminaryfinal.

RuckmanDaineMcGuinesshasgonefrom playingin astrugglingreservesteamfouryears agotoplayingvirtuallyeveryseniorgamethis season

Astalemateensuedin the finalterm.Neither sidemanaged agoal, butthismatteredlittleto Sale,asthesoundofthefinalsirenmeantthey

TheMagpiesregisteredsixscoringshotsto oneinthefirstquarter,whichsetup agapof 15pointsbythetimethesirensoundedforthe openingbreak.

Such arealityappeared alongshotwhenhe foundhimselfinthereservesfromrounds15 to17,andfortheopeninggameoftheseconds finalsseries.

KeyforwardBradDessentclunkedtwotelling marksfollowedbyjustasmanytellinggoals forthewinners,whiletheexperienceofKane MartinandChrisLaverty,especiallyafter half-time,wasseeninearnest.

Liam Durkin

READ thenextlineinSandiRoberts’voice fromthe99’Prelim.

Itwillbe adouble-dosefortheMagpieson

Whilesuccessinfootballislargelymeasured bypremierships,theeffortbySaleinreaching thereservesGrandFinalisremarkablewhen youconsiderwheretheyhavecomefrom:The Magpieshavebeenwoodenspoonersinfourof thepastfiveseasonsinthereserves.

Withtheshoenowontheotherfoot,the Magpieswerenotgoingtoletthisgolden opportunityslip.

AswellasMcLindin,someotherfeel-good storiesarebrewingamongtheMagpies.

TheParrotshavethelongestwinningstreak inthestateintheseniors,andtheirreserves finishedontopoftheladderwith apercentage closeto550.

Sale, Sale isintotheGrandFinal.

Salestormed intothe GippslandLeague GrandFinalafterdefeatingWonthaggiinthe PreliminaryFinalonSaturday.

ITisswoopingseasonafterall.

Trickyconditionsmadescoringdifficult,and whilethegameitselfwasnot agreat spectacle, Saletook anumberof opportunitiesinfront ofgoal.

Thismarginendedupbeingthestoryofthe day.Saleheldon,whileWonthaggiwasunable tobridgethegap.

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Forthatalone,SalehasalreadywonregardlessofwhathappensthisSaturdayin alotof people’seyes.

ThetagonLangewasmostlyineffective, whiletheMagpiedefenceledbyLesliedidan outstandingjob,particularlyinkeepingTroy Harleygoal-less.

Withthatcomesthebeautifuluncertainties offootball.

TheMagpieskickedthreegoalstotwointhe third,andwentintothelastchange22-points ahead.

TheMagpiesreversedtheirresultfromthe qualifyingfinal,beatingthePowerby24points.

GrandFinalday,astheMagpies’reservesare alsothrough.

NoonethoughtMaffrawouldlosein2005 -andtheydid.

TheMagpieskickedtwogoalsandkeptthe Eaglesscorelessinthefinalterm,towin5.7 (37)to3.8(26).

However,forthefirsttimesince1996,Sale headsinto aGrandFinalviatheprelim,and thus,astheunderdog.

NoonethoughtSalewouldlosein2013- they did.

McGuinessusedthecancelled2020seasonto gethimselfsupremelyfit,atonestagecycling 60kilometres aday, andhasfilledthevoidleft byleaguebestandfairestJackLipman.

SALE nowfacesthemightofLeongatha.

BestforWonthaggiwereJoshBates,Toma Huther,JarrydBlair,AidenLindsay,Shannan BrayandRyanSparkes.

PendleburylookssettogointotheGrand FinalalongsideMartinandLavertyasthesole survivorsfromSale’s lastpremiershipin2012.

hadbookedtheirtickettothedecider.