Truck accident closes Bridport Road

I N D E P E N D E N T L Y O W N E D S I N C E 1909VOL. 103 NO. 19 WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011 PRICE: $1.30 INCLUDES GSTTruck accident closesBridport Road24 TONNES OFSAND DISLODGEDTHE Bridport Road was completely closed about eight kmsnorth of Scottsdale when a trailer being towed by a truck tippedover on Monday afternoon.The driver of the Hazell Bros truck, Darren Morgan of NewNorfolk, was uninjured in the accident.The trailer was carrying 24 tonnes of sand which wasstrewn over the road.Police and emergency services attended the scene andfor more than two hours only one lane of the road was opento cars only. Trucks and other heavy vehicles were not ableto pass the scene of the accident.A crane was used to move the trailer and during thatoperation, the road was entirely closed off.Sergeant Jayson Taws of the Scottsdale Police Station,said the cause of the accident was unknown although hediscounted driver error as a cause.Sergeant Taws complimented volunteers who assisted atthe scene."Allan Willis cleared the site of sand with his bobcat, andPhillip Button, a driver for Padgetts, was quick to organise acrane," Sergeant Taws said.WEATHERThursday - Fine throughout.Cold to very cold at first withpossible frost patches, then acool day. Light westerly winds,tending moderate to occasionallyfresh about Bass Strait.Friday - Fine apart from thechance of a shower during themorning, mainly about BassStrait and elevated locations.Cold at first, then a cool to coldday. Light to moderate southwestwinds about coastal areas.For all your buying /selling and property management, contact Justin, Hayley, Shelley or Peter for professional action!4 Victoria Street, Scottsdale 6352 4055Email: scottsdale@robertsre.com.auwww.robertsre.com.au/scottsdaleJustin WigginsRESIDENTIAL/RURALSALES CONSULTANT0438 522 876Hayley WigginsRESIDENTIAL/RURALSALES CONSULTANT0400 507 387Shelley DaveyPROPERTY PORTFOLIOMANAGER0438 807 170Peter BlackwellREPRESENTATIVE HOMEFINANCE0408 145 101

2 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011LETTERS TO THE EDITOR• Letters must be short and may be edited for reasonsof space or clarity. Names, addresses and telephonenumbers must be included. Unsigned lettersor those with pen names will not be published.THANK YOU BRIDPORTSir,We are writing to express to the community ofBridport our heartfelt thanks to the people andemergency services who assisted our Dad, SimonBourke who was tragically killed in an ultra lightaccident at Bridport on April 24th.Special thanks to Constable Gavin Storay, RogerMcLennan, Gandy, Brian Collinghan and MichealGraccogna for their assistance during and after theaccident.We appreciate all the assistance we have been givenand applaud the community spirit of Bridport.Thank you all.Jordan, Maddie and family,Quioba.Bruce receives OAM at Government HouseBRUCE Scott of West Scottsdale wasawarded the Order of Australia Medal(OAM) in January this year, and last weekwith his family he was presented with theaward by the Governor of Tasmania, theHonourable Peter Underwood.Mr Scott was awarded the honour forservices to veterans and their familiesthrough the Scottsdale Sub-Branch ofthe RSL, and to the community.• Bruce is pictured with his granddaughter Zoe Sutcliffe, wife Deanna,daughters Rachel Scott and JayneSutcliffe and son-in-lawPeter Sutcliffe,at Government House.(Photo - Mayor Barry Jarvis)NEW MEDICAL CENTRESir,I strongly support the location of a comprehensiveoutpatient medical facility close to the hospital.I am a (rertired) doctor, and to me, the value oflocating the visiting doctors' surgeries close to thehospital facilities is obvious. It keeps the doctors closeto their hospital patients, makes it easier for all staff tomove between surgery and wards. Patients will needonly seek one parking place, even if blood tests andXrays are needed.I do hope the new facillity is going be "wired up" sothat Xrays and scans can be submitted online tospecialist Radiologists for interpretation as needed,reducing the need for recall visits to check reports.I had looked for a plan to be published in theAdvertiser, but if there was one, I missed it. So, havingfollowed the correspondence for some weeks, when Icame back to Tasmania, I made a special trip to theDorset Council offices to look at the plans for myself.This was just after Easter.I was disappointed to learn that the plans were now"under wraps" since the appeal period had ended, dueto some statute or regulation. Why ?However a member of staff did sketch out thelocation and inform me that the whole building wouldtake only a fraction of the space in front of thehospital, in a corner with no special garden or otherfeature.So, as far as I can tell, it should be a win-winsituation for all.But can the Advertiser publish the plan with thelocation, species, and approximate age of eachinvolved tree clearly marked. Then there will be lightas well as heat in the debate ...if it is not all settled yet.Mary Schramm,Ringarooma and Fiji.THIS SATURDAYLIVE MUSICTHE PURE BLONDE’SNEW TO THE N.E.QUALITY PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS SINCE 190924A KING ST., P.O. BOX 195, SCOTTSDALE, TAS., 7260Telephone Enquiries: (03) 6352 2642Facsimile: (03) 6352 3380Email: editor@northeasternadvertiser.comadvertising@northeasternadvertiser.comproduction@northeasternadvertiser.comwww.northeasternadvertiser.comA piece of the North East bushbecame an outdoor historyclass room for a group of hikersat the weekend.They joined a guided walkorganised by ForestryTasmania as part of theNational Trust’s HeritageMonth.POLICE REPORTby Sergeant Jayson TawsYESTERDAY was the firstanniversary of my posting toScottsdale as the Officer inCharge of the Sub-Division.There have been someconsiderable changes withinthe last 12 months.An almost full rotation ofstaff has been completed withnew appointments to theGladstone, Derby and Bridportpolice stations. The subdivisionheadquarters atScottsdale have also seen somechange with a new constablejoining the team and anotherpart time member expected tocommence duty in August.There was also therecommissioning of the cellsto provide custody ofoffenders and the streamliningHikers happy retreading history• Bushwalk guide Sean Blake tells the hiking group about one of only two bridges on the Bridport to Forester tramway at thejunction of Pearly Brook and the Great Forester River.by Tony ScottRetired forest planner SeanBlake informed participantsabout the operation of the PearlyBrook sawmill and the tramwaythat took its product to Bridport.The group included a numberof descendants of early settlersin the Forester area, who becameinvolved in the forest industry,possibly even working at thePearly Brook mill.The day’s outing included aof arrest and custodyprocedures.One of the main points tonote is that I have beensurprised with the strongsense of community withinDorset which is reflected in theoverall community attitude topublic gatherings within the area.In the last year, my team and Ihave had the responsibility tooversee public safety at a numberof significant events - the NorthEast Rivers Festival including theDerby River Derby, ScottsdaleShow, New Years Eve celebrationsat Bridport and Targa being someof the higher profile events, whichtogether have involved tens ofthousands of patrons.There were also localisedevents such as football grandfinals, regattas, racing and pacingmeetings, the Christmas parade atScottsdale, and Anzac Day..discussion at Forester, a walk ona section of the tramway to thejunction of the Great ForesterRiver and Pearly Brook andsome amateur archaeologicalwork at the old sawmill site.“When you look at the site,that was the biggest sawmill inTasmania and quite modern forits day, you appreciate hownature can reclaim the land,” MrBlake said.In every instance, policeplanned and prepared responsesfor any situation that might arise,including violence or antisocialbehaviour. On some occasionsresources from other policecommands were made availableto assist local officers.However, what becameobvious to me was that the Dorsetcommunity, as a whole is notinterested in creating a nuisanceat public events. There were ofcourse small incidents thatrequired targeted and directintervention at the time but byand large, crowd behaviour hasbeen exceptional.As well as public safety, crimewithin the municipality is a corefocus of our policing duties. Theamount and type of crime beingcommitted is closely monitored aswell as the rates we are able tosolve the crimes and apprehend“It only closed a bit over 70years ago, but the big trees andscrub that have re-establishedmake part of the tramway andthe mill itself hard to locatenow.”Although surrounded byproduction forest andextensively cleared during theearly timber getting days, thearea is reserved from forestryoperations.Changes for Scottsdale sub-divisionthe offenders.Criminal activity and publicsafety are closely related and themost basic principles of policing acommunity, to make it safe, is toreduce crime. I am happy toreport that for the last 12 months,in all but one category, there hasbeen a steady decline in criminalactivity.All the police officers in theSub-Division are committed tothe community they serve. Therehas been some involvement in theAdopt A Cop programme whereschools adopt a police officer astheir own, presentations tocommunity and youth groupsand I have had the privilege toaddress a number of localorganisations.I expect that in the next 12months, we will be able to buildon those foundations and engagethe community more directly.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011 THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER - 3“ If a 66 year old little old lady can teach herself new skills, anyone can. ”Newcomer with optimistic outlook• Hilary Sheaves in front ofher new home in Scottsdale.THIS is the first of an occasionalseries on people whohave moved to the North-Eastfrom mainland Australia. Anational taskforce project hasestimated that in the next 15years, 15 per cent or nearlyone million people could bemaking the change from thestress and demands of city lifeto a more peaceful existencenear the sea or in the country.HILARY Sheaves is anewcomer to the North-Eastand has purchased a smallcottage in Scottsdale."I'm 66 years of age, but I'vecome here to re-invent myself,"she said.Hilary formerly lived inWollongong which shedescribes as 'Muggers' Delight'after experiencing a couple ofunpleasant experiencesinvolving anti-social behaviourin public places.Last year Hilary decided aholiday in Tasmania might lifther spirits."I saw this cottage for sale inScottsdale, and I could afford tobuy it," she said.Hilary found work at theuniversity, which was a bonusto her relocation, and she wasalso excited by the fact thatScottsdale was the first town(with Smithton and MidwayPoint) to be connected to theNational Broadband Network(NBN)."This will revolutioniseregional areas," she said."Scottsdale is a decadeahead of the rest of Australia,but as a community we mustseize the opportunity."If a 66 year old little old ladycan teach herself new skills,anyone can."Hilary believes the North-East should be sending tradedelegations to the easternseaboard of Australia andmake a pitch to industrieswhich use the technology thatScottsdale can offer."We have a desirablelifestyle with benign andunburdened beauty, and areonly 50 minutes from anairport," she said.Hilary quotes the regionalNSW town of Glen Innes tosupport her argument. Thetown with a population of 6,000now boasts one of the biggestphotographic laboratories inAustralia."Dorset has immenseopportunities, but people mustgrasp them."Quality Lifestyle andInnovative Technology - thatshould be our catchphrase."Tony Windsor, theindependent MHR, said ontelevision recently 'The world isgoverned by those who turn up'."Maybe I've just turned up,"Hilary said.She believes that manyretirees moving to the regionare attracted by the good healthamenities."Remember they shop here,pay council rates, and don't takeemployment - they should bewelcomed with open arms."Hilary is enthusiastic aboutthe North-East and she intendsto put herself forward as acandidate in the Dorset Councilelections in October."I want to make acontribution," she said.But in the meantime Hilaryis busy renovating her cottage."I have no fear about livinghere alone. Everything iswithin walking distance andI'm enjoying making thiscottage my home."My next home will be a 2x1box so I'm going to enjoy myhistorical little cottage," Hilarysaid.Further delay for defence centre upgradeLIBERAL Senator GuyBarnett has claimed theFederal Government isdelaying the $18.7 millionupgrade to the DSTOScottsdale facility.The upgrade was reannouncedby Minister forDefence Science andPersonnel, WarrenSnowdon in February afterthe initial tender process,RealEstatefirst announced in April2010, was cancelled due totenders coming in over the$15 million threshold."The government hasmissedanotherGordon Cuff0408 500 444LOW COST IRRIGATION POTENTIAL – CONSIDER SINGLE TITLE SALES“PROVIDENCE” - 27 BANCA RD, WINNALEAH143 HA - 353 ACRES POA – 4 TITLES10-14 Ellenor Street, Scottsdale www.elders.com.au/scottsdalePh: 6352 2633 Email: scottsdalere@elders.com.auopportunity to refer thematter to the ParliamentaryStanding Committee onPublic Works forconsideration," he said.Public Works Committeeapproval is essential as thebudget for the projectexceeded the threshold.“The DSTO upgrade wasnot on the agenda for theCommittee’s last meetingon 12 May and is still not onthe agenda for the nextmeeting scheduled for 16June.“I wrote to the PWCasking that this project beconsidered as a priority.They have advised me thattheir hands are tied untilthe Government takesaction.“Labor’s bungling, andfailure to get Public Worksapproval, has alreadycaused an 18 month delay tothis project.“Minister WarrenSnowdon must take actionto get this important projectback on track,” SenatorBarnett said.• Senator Barnett (right) discussing the issue with Mayor Barry Jarvis.

4 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011Scottsdale Golf Club to celebrate 80th birthdayON Sunday 29th of May the Miss M. Tevelain, The original first hole what is now the fifth hole. Maher. "Old Tom" as he was horse was later acquired, (This information wasScottsdale Golf Club is Mesdames Turner, Dinham, was played from the Initially volunteers acted affectionately known was and when he could be taken from a briefcelebrating its 80th birthday McGowan, Galloway, recreation ground in the as greenskeepers but the probably the worst hazard caught he towed a single history of the clubby having a 9 hole Stableford Morris, Parsons and Miss vicinity of the grandstand firstpermanent on the course as he was grass mower to cut the researched by Rossfun game of golf, for past Osborne. Barry Willmott across Coplestone Street to greenskeeper was Mr Tom stone deaf. A very old grey fairways.Richards).and present members and Frank Bessant arecommencing at 11am. attributed with beingThe golf will be followed responsible for the design ofby afternoon tea at 2.00pm. the course. Mr Willmott, theCurrent and former players first captain of the club, alsoare invited along to conducted a mini-golfreminisce and admission is course on the site nowjust a plate of afternoon tea. occupied by Woolworths.Everyone welcome. The first club trophy, a flagThe inaugural meeting competition, was won byof the club was held on Wilf Rose.March 17th 1931. Election of The first hole in one wasoffice-bearers resulted in Mr scored by A.E. Osborne. TheA.G. Galloway (president, North Eastern AdvertiserMr N. Turner (vicepresident),reported on the event - "AMr B. Willmott fluke of this nature on any(secretary), Mr A. Parsons golf course carries a certain(treasurer).The privilege - some mightsubscription fee was fixed at consider it a penalty - intwo guineas.which all on the course areThe first ladies invited to celebrate at thecommittee consisted of 19th hole."Real Estate4 Victoria Street, Scottsdale 6352 4055Ten Mile Track, ScottsdaleExpressions of Interest• 3.3 acres industrial site• 480m 2 workshop - 3 phase power. concrete flooring, certifiedservice pit, wash down bay office/lunch room• 52m 2 skillion• 173m 2 brick office - reception, 3 offices, meeting room, toilet,lunch room, full kitchen, 2 storerooms• 2 water tanks and dam - recycling water for wash down bay• Expressions of Interest close 3rd June 2011Visit our internet site at: www.robertsre.com.au/scottsdale/or email scottsdale@robertsre.com.auOffice 6352 4055 AFTER HOURS:Justin Wiggins Mobile: 0438 522 876Hayley Wiggins Mobile: 0400 507 387• Preparing for the celebration were (left) Val Carroll, Maureen Dilworth,Lesley Partridge, Debbie Stevens and Shirley MillwoodFROM THE MINISTERS' FRATERNALNational Day for ThanksgivingBy Father John McKayTHIS coming weekend the nation celebrates National Day for Thanksgiving.The poor and disadvantaged smile, the lonely find a friend. All walls and barriersare removed by the generous work of volunteers.We have seen devastation on a large scale.On this National Day we focus on those who bring relief. We acknowledgethe media and those who work in it.A barbecue will be held outside Vinnies Shop in King Street, Friday 27thMay. A Combined Church Service will be held at St. Patrick’s Catholic ChurchSunday 29th May at 7.00pm followed by supper.All are welcome to celebrate and give thanks.New Hannah MontanaDVD out soonDISNEY'S Hannah Montana, Miley, Robbie Ray, Lilly and Jackson return for thesmash hit series' final 13 episodes in a brand new, 2-disc DVD collectors set to bereleased in June.Hollywood superstar Miley Cyrus is back as Miley Stuart, a Malibu teenager who'sused to having the best of both worlds; juggling friends, school, boys and her supersecretdouble life as mega pop star Hannah Montana!But with graduation looming and college applications on everyones minds, thestrain of keeping Miley's secret begins to take it's toll on her friends, her family andherself.Join Miley on her road to self discovery as she learns that when it comes to livinglife in the fast lane, it's true friends and loving family that bring the greatest rush of all.The new DVD features Hannah's awesome new songs including Ordinary Girl, I'llAlways Remember You, Gonna Get This and Barefoot Cinderella, and sing along toold favourites like One In a Million, Nobody's Perfect and Life's What You Make It asthey appear throughout the season.Extraordinarytheatre comingto ScottsdaleTHE Rotary Club of Scottsdale is sponsoring aperformance of I Am My Own Wife.The performance tells the true story of Charlottevon Mahlsdorf and her escape from persecution inBerlin during the Second World War. What makes herstory so astounding is that Charlotte was a man and shelived her defiant, distinctive life adamantly on her ownterms.Robert Jarman stars in this extraordinaryTasmanian Theatre Company production, which was asell-out hit in Hobart in 2009. The show is presently ona national tour with 25 performances across 13communities in Vic, NSW and ACT.I Am My Own Wife will be performed in thePerforming Arts Centre in Scottsdale on July 12.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011 THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER - 5Centrelink busproves popularwith residentsTHEAustralianGovernment mobile officerolled into Scottsdale andBridport last week, andmany residents tookadvantage of theopportunity to accessinformation aboutgovernment payments andservices.Mobile Office TeamLeader, Debra Inskip, saidthe unit was particularlyuseful for people who don'thave easy access to aCentrelink or MedicareAustralia office, and itbrings together manypayments and services."Staff on board theMobile Office live and workin rural communities andcan provide information,assistance and support toseniors, students, families,farmers and farmdependentsmall businesses.Staff from CentrelinkRural Services, SocialWorkers and MedicareAustralia were part of theteam on the bus."We had an excellentresponse and I think it isbecause people like thechance to meet staff face-tofacewith staff," Ms Inskipsaid.Life Memberafter 27 years• Ann Haberle of Scottsdale (third from left) took advantage of the service last week and was pictured with staff EvelynHutchins, Debra Inskip and Kim Biggelaar• Graeme Wagner preparing for this year'sScottsdale Show.GRAEME Wagner joinedthe North EasternAgricultural and PastoralSociety committee in 1984,but back in those days hehad to wait to become part ofthe group."There was a cap of 50people on the showcommittee then, and youhad to wait for someone toleave to join," Graemerecalled."It's a different storynow," he added.Graeme's 27 years ofservice were acknowledgedrecently when he was madea life member of the showsociety (NEAPS)."Back in 1984 I was theyoungster in the bunch andPhil Hall was the chairman,"Graeme said.His first task in that yearwas to organise themachinery displays at theshow, and that is still hismajor responsibility."We still attract morethan 100 trade displayswhich is far more than anyother small show inTasmania."Graeme said it takesabout three months toorganise the trade displaysbefore each show.However, a diminishingnumber of volunteers ismaking the task oforganising the show everyyear an increasinglydifficult job."We're down to aboutseven active members, andwe definitely need some newblood, particularly youngpeople," Graeme said."Many of the decisionswe make are aimed atattracting young people tothe show, so it makes senseto get an input from them,but getting them to join thecommittee has beendifficult," he said."The recreation groundhas fantastic facilities forevents such as the show, andit's important that we keep itgoing for future generationsto enjoy."This year the show willbe held on 11/11/2011, andthe committee is hoping tolink its planning toRemembrance Day."Plans are afoot tocommemorate the day witha Lighthorse display, andwe'll be talking with the RSLsub-branch about the event,"Graeme said.But in the meantime, theshow society is desperate formore volunteers to join thecommittee to keep one of theNorth-East's iconic eventsgoing.

6 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011Safe welding prevents serious injuryWHILE The risk of starting afire during welding is high, theCollaborative Partnership forFarming and Fishing Health andSafety warns the risk to yourhealth is just as important if theright precautions are not taken.Welding uses intense heat,electricity and produces ultravioletradiation as well asharmful fumes, which are allpotential sources of seriousaccidents and health risks.Radiation burns from ultravioletlight are the main safetyhazard posed by electrical arcwelding.The intense light and heatgenerated by the welding arc cancause extreme eye damage, or‘arc eye’ and burns.To prevent serious injury thepartnership recommends thefollowing:• Protect eyes and face.• Oxyacetylene goggles. Farmersdo not require a full face shieldwhen using oxyacetylene, butthey do need filtered lenses forprotection of the eyes. Typicaloxyacetylene goggles have tworound, replaceable lenses on ahinge, which can be swung out ofthe way to reveal clear plasticlenses.• Hand protection. Weldinggloves are essential to protecthands and wrists from contactwith hot metal, welding spatterand from radiation burns.• Suitable Clothing. Wearing thecorrect clothing is just asimportant as wearing weldinggloves. Never wear acrylicfabrics as these materials can beflammable and difficult toremove if they catch on fire.• Fumes. The intense heatproduced during welding canvaporise substances creatingfume clouds, which can beinhaled. Some welding fumesare extremely hazardous andpresent serious long-term healthrisks. The best method to ensureprotection from these fumes is touse a fume extraction system,which consists of a pipe of somesort to draw the fumes awayfrom the welder.Active after schoolprogram must continueSENATOR Guy Barnett believes the ActiveAfter School Communities (AASC) programis under threat because the GillardGovernment has failed to commit to the longtermfuture of this highly successfulprogram."Labor has offered only a 1 year extensionto the end of 2012 for the second year in arow," said Senator Barnett said.“This brief extension is welcome, but itdoesn’t go far enough."The Active After School Communitiesprogram operates in 3270 Australian schoolswith more than 192,000 studentsparticipating. The AASC also employs over200 people, all of whom don’t know theirfuture beyond the end of 2012.In Tasmania over 5,000 children annuallyin 90 schools have participated in the manyafter school sport and team playing activitiesthat the program offers. AASC employs 5full-time and 1 part-time staff in Tasmania“Feedback from the community and fromthe Australian Sports Commission isoverwhelmingly positive, so why can’t theGillard Labor Government end the suspenseand commit to the long term future of theAASC program?” said Senator Barnett.Self CareSome not so complementary commentsby John BellTHE term complementarymedicine covers a widerange of products andtherapies. These includevitamins and mineralsupplements, herbalpreparations,aromatherapy andhomeopathic treatments.Alternative ortraditional are wordsoften used to describeapproaches to health carethat might be consideredto be outside the realm ofconventional medicines aspractised in Australia.But given the apparentlygrowing popularity ofcomplementarymedicines, it might beargued their use is hardlyunconventional. It hasbeen estimated that morethan 50% of Australiansregularly use some formof complementarymedicines.BUILDER/PAINTERA.J.SINGLINEMain St., RingaroomaBUILDER & PAINTERFor all your - - -• Building • Painting • Fascia &• Guttering • Barn Repairs & BuildingEnquiries phone:-6353 2332or0418 530 086However, last week theTherapeutic GoodsAdministration (TGA)delivered some disturbingnewsaboutcomplementarymedicines. The TGA isthe health and safetyregulator for therapeuticgoods. That is: it is themedicines watchdog.Most complementarymedicines, considered tobe of comparatively lowrisk, are simply “listed”with the TGA. Thisgenerally ensures they aremanufacturedappropriately with safeingredients, but theselisted medicines are notevaluated for safety, so theTGA does not guaranteethey work.But, in a so-called postlisting compliance reviewof complementarymedicines over a period ofBUS CHARTER29 SEATER BUSAvailable for hire, socialfunctions, sporting clubs etcPh Fiona Bennett6353 2322or 0418 175 305ENGINEERINGBRANCHFABRICATIONSPTY LTDSTATION ROAD, BRANXHOLM(Operating as Dorset Crane Hire)• crane hire• general engineering• sand blasting• industrial painting• bearings • H.T. 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This means theymust meet levels ofquality and safety and bedemonstrated to beeffective.Aust L numbers (for listedmedicines) and Aust Rnumbers (for registeredmedicines) must appearon the product labels.Perhaps by unhappycoincidence, last week wasalsodesignatedhomeopathy awarenessCRYPTICAcross1 Short Queen in charge withKing (5)4 The month to walk smartly(5)7 Bony hole couldbecome afastener (8)8 The bird that likes an amusingadventure (4)9 Oil made from a tart (5)10 An ace duet are about toteach (7)12 Conflict against enunciation(13)15 Initially some idiot racedback with low carrierattached (7)17 Bury some thin terrorist (5)20 Cow noise by daughtershows her state of mind (4)21 Onlooker sees old boy asassistant (8)week. The concept ofhomeopathy wasdeveloped in the late 18thcentury at a time whenblood-letting purging andother ineffective anddangerous procedureswere normal medicalpractice. 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011 THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER - 7Quilters prepare for exhibitionLions Club supportshospital auxiliary2011 will be the 20th Annual Exhibition for the Dorset CountryQuilters in it's new location, the St Barnabas Church Hall, KingStreet Scottsdale.North-East quilters and textile artists' work will be complementedby a variety of Tasmanian Regional Arts' sponsoredexhibitions including 33 suitcase size art quilts from NSW, adiverse array of 35 tea cosies from the four-yearly World TeaCosy Championships, a contemporary collection of wearableart, accessories, jewellery and wall-hangings titled"Passages" from the Tasmanian group Stitching andBeyond, and 15 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders textileswork including a birthright quilt.NRM Norths' recycled tie competition entries will also beon display.Tickets in the raffle quilt "A Country Mile" are being soldprior to and during the six day exhibition which opens dailyfrom Wednesday 8th June - Monday 13th June, 10.00am -4.00pm. Entry forms are available from Pins N Things,Scottsdale and close Tuesday 31st May.Further enquiries to Jenny on 6356 0181.MAINTENANCEDorset ContractMaintenance• Repairs & Maintenanceof all household &business premises• Clean roofs,gutters & fasciasRoger Reynolds0418 587 565COMPUTER SERVICESCOURTNEYSTATEWIDE COMPUTER SERVICES•Sales•Service• Support•Repairs •BroadbandNow OPEN in Scottsdale& Servicing TasmaniaCall Michael on 0417 183 551michael@courtneystatewide.com.auTasmania's Fully Mobile Computer -We Come To You! -ACCOUNTANTLESLEYGREGORYACCOUNTING“Offering a professional friendly servicefor clients at a price that represents value”• SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING• TAX RETURNS• BUSINESS ACTIVITY STATEMENTSMONDAY TO FRIDAY 9AM -5PM21 KING ST., SCOTTSDALEPHONE: 6352 3599REAL ESTATEHayley KerrisonOFFICE: 22 King St,Scottsdale. 7260Ph: (03) 6352 4155Fax: 6352 3566• Lois Triffitt and Lexie Knight with the quilt whichwill be raffled.Musselroe pitches infor Cuppa for CancerTHE Musselroe community recently held functionswhich raised $378 for the Cancer Council.A "Guess the weight of a pumpkin" competitionwas also held. The monster weighed 45 kg andraised $45.00. The pumpkin was grown and donatedby Shirley and Ian Brown.The Musselroe Quilting group had a mini morningtea and raised $133.30, with a trade table and donations.The money was taken into Gladstone and handedover to the Cancer Council at their morning tea.Setting the RealEstate StandardYou DeserveFUNERAL SERVICESCovering the entire North-EastOn call 24 hours - 7 days a weekTelephone Gaye Simmons on6356 1542 or 0438 561 542or phone Jan on 0407 127 119COMPOSTAndrew BennettCOMPOSTEDPIG WASTEAND STRAW• Ute or trailer load $60• Large trailer $100• Larger quantities POAPh 6352 2696RENTALS“WANTED” RENTAL PROPERTIESFOR GOOD TENANTS. YOURPROPERTY MANAGEDBY PROFESSIONALSPhone 0363524155Mobile 0427424155Email: cvidler@harcourtstasmania.com.auELECTRICIANMARKLE GROS(LE GROS GOODALL)Contractor No. 940445Servicing the North-EastRingaroomaPhone: 6353 2344Mobile: 0419 364 128MAINTENANCEShepherd’sMaintenance, Repairsand Spraying ServiceDIGITALTELEVISIONANTENNAUPGRADESPh Gary Shepherd 0408 527 70527 Beattie St Scottsdale• Accepting the donation are auxiliary members, Bronwyn Ransonand Heather Ranson with David Brown and Peter McLennan from theLions Club.AFTER the Auxiliary's Hospital Garden Fete was cancelled due to rain,the Scottsdale Lions Club held a cake stall to support this organisation.$573 was raised from this venture, with the Lions Club making thedonation up to $1000. This was recently handed over to the hospital auxiliarywhich is in the process of purchasing 15 new beds for the N.E.S.Mhospital.Community Notice BoardSunday May 29 - ScottsdaleGolf Club 80th birthday.Afternoon Tea 2-4pm. Pastand present members welcome.Stableford 9 holes11am. Please bring a plate.Sunday June 12 - LietinnaHall market, 9-2pm. Enq:Chris 0419 364 170Saturday June 11 andSunday June 12 - 25thanniversary of St HelensHistory Room, 10-4pm• Purple Frog Art Group meets Fridays11-3pm at the Uniting Church rooms.Enquiries Jennifer 6352 2778 or Steve on0439 204 138.• Heart Foundation BridportBeachcombers walking group meet andwalk Tuesday & Thursday 4.30pm in thecar park opposite the youth hostel, MainStreet.• Sing Australia, 7pm at BridportUniting Church every Wednesday.Singing fun for everyone.• Sing Australia, Daycare Centre,Cameron St, Scottsdale, 7pm Thursdays.All welcome.• Mental Health Counsellor, limitedservice. Ph 0418 352 939.• Laurel House counsellor: Last Mondayof each month at Dorset CommunityHouse• The Heart Foundation ‘ScottsdaleStrutters', meet and walk every Tuesdayat 9.30am, Hedley street car park(behind ANZ bank). Ph Gretchen 63525549• Dorset County Quilters meet everythird Wednesday at Uniting Churchmeeting room, 9-4pm.• The Haven Drop-In centre at UnitingChurch, Scottsdale open Thursdays10.30 - 1.30pm. Everyone welcome.• Social worker for information, supportand referrals, Scottsdale Day Centre, Ph6352 5504. Tuesday Wednesday, andalternate Thursday.• Men's Shed is open, 9.30-3.00pm. Allwelcome. Every Monday, Wednesdayand Friday.• Friends of Aminya meeting. FirstThursday.• Bridport CWA Meeting, 1.30pm. Newmembers welcome. First Tuesday.• NE Regional Arts committeemeetings. Last Friday each month. Enq:Ph 0439 856 191.• NESM Hospital Auxiliary meeting.First Monday.• Dorset Rural Youth meeting, 7.30pm.The second Monday of each month.• N.E. Horticultural Society meeting. Ph6356 1261. Every second Monday of eachmonth.• Bridport Bowls Club social bowls, allwelcome especially new players. EveryTuesday 1.30pm• Salvation Army Friendship Club,11.00am. Third Wednesday of month.• Scottsdale Probus Club meets atScottsdale Hotel, 10.00am. Every fourthWednesday.• Bridport Combined Probus Clubmeets at Ex-Services Club, 10.00am.Every fourth Friday (each month).• Scottsdale Senior Citizens meet atNorthbourne Hall on the last Friday ofthe month, 2.00-3.30pm.• CWA market, 10am, CWA Hall,Bridport. Every second Saturday ofeach month.• N.E. Field Naturalists outing. Ph 63523004. Every second Saturday.• Bridport Coastcare meetings,Mermaids Pool car park, 9-12 noon;every fourth Sunday; bring secateursand gloves. Ph: 0419 306 285.• Bridport RSL Sub-Branch meeting,5.00pm. Clubrooms, Bridport. Everyfourth Wednesday.• NSAA North-East Sub Branch,Scottsdale RSL Club, 4pm. SecondWednesday each month.• Nabowla Community Assoc. meets onthe third Sunday of every alternatemonth at 3pm Nabowla Memorial Hall.All welcome.• Lietinna Hall - available for parties,Christmas break-ups, and fundraisers.Enq: 6352 2166, 0419 522 017.Meals on WheelsMonday May 30 - L & K MountneyTuesday May 31 -Mr & Mrs W CalderWednesday June 1 -Mr & Mrs WilloughbyThursday June 2 - L & K MountneyFriday June 3 - Miss J. Stagg

8 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011Sports ResultsTHE Purple Frog Artgroup meets weekly everyFriday from 11-3pm at theUniting Church Hall inScottsdale.Jennifer Fowler hasbeen with the group for 12months, and she said thatmost art media are used."Participants reflectrealism, abstract,impressionism, folk artand other art forms suchas felting, card makingand embroidery," she said.Pat James, anotherregular, said membersalso benefitted from thesocialising aspect of thegroup as well as being ableto express their artisticskills.The group is supportedby North East RegionalArts. Enquiries about thegroup can be directed toJennifer on 6352 2778 orSteve on 0439 204 138.Art group meeting in Scottsdale• Members of the group are pictured (left): Pat James, Helen Green, Lisa Murphy, Lesley Cox,Jan Chilcott, Steve Colwell, Joanne Griffith and Judy Barnett.ScottsdaleGolfScottsdale GolfSaturday 21st May: StewartHardwicke MemorialTrophyDays Winner: M.Dobson 43ptsDivision 1: L.Freeland 41 pts,R.McDougall 38 ptsDivision 2: M.Dobson 43 pts,C.Styles 41 ptsDivision 3: K.Leslie 42 pts,K.Stagg 41 ptsNearest The Pins: 5thM.Irwin, 10th M.DobsonBall Comp: B.Pickett &T.MundyNext Week: Saturday 28thMay: 4 Stooges Ambrose.Shot Gun Start 11.30 for 12.00ScottsdaleLadies GolfScottsdale Ladies GolfTuesday May 17 - 1st roundFoursomes ChampionshipProgress Scores - N. Lette &A. Adams 106, H. Fletcher &J. Heyes 108, D. Stevens & S.Millwood 109, V. Carroll & L.Partridge 120Days Winner - D. Stevens &S. Milllwood 74 1/2 nettR/up - J. Heyes & H. Fletcher75 nettPutting - N. Lette & A.Adams 34 puttsTuesday May 31 - Galloway& Mitre Ten Sponsor DayBridport GolfBridport GolfLadies3rd Round ChampionshipsDiv 1: A Barry 66, R/up JMcWatt 69Div 2: B Glover 68, R/up JBullen 69Div 3: S Hagendorfer 73 c/bH O'Grady 73Putting: J McWatt 26N/pin: Div 1 J Atkinson, Div2 J Lethborg4th roundDiv 1: A Barry 70Div 2: S Etchells 71Div 3: E Groves 66Putting: J Atkinson 26N/pin: Div 1 2/11 A Barry,Div 2 6/11 R Leitch2nd 36 Hole Aggregate:Anita Barry 13672 Hole Aggregate: AnitaBarry 283Putting overchampionships: Joan Bullen113Champions: B Grade to bedecided by an 18 hole playoff between Anita Barryand June Akinson both on375C Grade Champion JoanBullen 434May 21Men winners: M Lambert36pts, R/up L Ranson 33ptson c/b B DavenportLadies winner: J Atkinsonon c/b 30pts T DavenportN/p: P WronskiNext week Security PlusTasmania, 2 Ball Ambrose,Bar P Morey10th June Night Golf, namesto Scott HillMoorinaGolfMoorina GolfWednesday May 18: FinalFoursomes ChampionshipsAssociates: L. Mullins & T.Thompson 70 1/2, D.Beswick & D. Rattray 71 1/2Putting - D. Rattray & D.Beswick 26, L. Mullins & T.Thompson 32Overall - L. Mullins & T.Thompson 204/ 145/ 63, D.Beswick & D. Rattray 225/150/ 59Next Week - 2nd roundInternational BowlSunday May 22 - MensFoursomes ChampionshipsA Grade - K. Wagner & M.Simpson 89, 69.5, M.Krushka & J. Rattray 90, 70,K. Mullins & D. Quilliam 94,73B Grade - R. Apted & A.Thompson 90, 66.5, W.Mullins & L. Rattray 101,76.5C. Grade - A. Rainbow & R.Ponting 100, 73.5, G. Auston& B. Holbein 110, 79.5Nearest Pins - M. Krushka &J. Rattray 8th/17thSunday May 29 - 2nd roundMens Foursomes, afternoonteaSunday June 5 - Captain'sDaySaturday June 11 - St HelenTournament StrokeRingaroomaGolfRingarooma GolfSunday May 22 - D. SheehanTrophy Day 18 holeStablefordWinner - D. Hayward 45R/up - B. Jacobs 39, 3rd I.Mountney 38, 4th J. Dennis37 on c/bI. Tingle, D. France, J. DavisGood Sports Store HiddenNine - D. Hayward 24Nearest the Pin 2nd Shot -9th/18th I. MountneyComing Events: SundayMay 29 - 4 Person Las VegasAmbrose - 10.00am for10.30am startSunday June 5 - Becks HomeHardware Day - 18 holeStableford - Multiplayer -10.00am for 10.30am startBarbecue to followNetballNetballCENTRAL SWIFTS VDERBYU/15Central Swifts 31 d Derby 22Best : Central Swifts – HStatham, C Casey, M Harris.Derby – M Lester, S Grose, GYaxleyDiv 4Derby 55 d Central Swifts 18Best: Derby – S Abraham, AThompson, R Faulkner.Central Swifts – S DeJersey,V Sykes, V ForsythDiv 3Derby 35 d Central Swifts 27Best: Derby – L Wheeler, SWeynberg, S Grose. CentralSwifts – P MacKinnon, JForsyth, L ScottDiv 2Derby 53 d Central Swifts 23Best: Derby – K Lester, KRowlings, J Simons. CentralSwifts – K Lette, H Davis, MPartridgeBRIDPORT VRINGAROOMAU/15Ringarooma 40 d Bridport26Best: Ringarooma – SNichols, N Nichols, L VanBrecht. Bridport – G Chugg,C Jacobson, J AlbieDiv 4Bridport 36 d Ringarooma21Best: Bridport – K Milne, BWatson, D Blackwell.Ringarooma – A Jones, KDavis, E PorterDiv 3Ringarooma 55 d Bridport 9Best: Ringarooma – KHardy, F Tuck, L Cassidy.Bridport – K Barnett, CJacobson, G ChuggDiv 2Bridport 52 d Ringarooma24Best: Bridport – C Taylor, MBrien, E Lovegrove.Ringarooma – G Tuck, LRitson, B FletcherSCOTTSDALE vWINNALEAHDiv 2Scottsdale 52 d Winnaleah 26Best: Scottsdale - PhoebeBowen, Tessa Coote, ZoeStagoll.Winnaleah - Michelle Rowe,Carla Midgley, AngelaLesterDiv 3Scottsdale 41 d Winnaleah 12Best: Scottsdale - AllieMcIntee, Natasha Evans,April Wadley.Winnaleah - BonicaCruickshank, MelissaSmith, Phillipa RainbowDiv 4Scottsdale 46 d Winnaleah 27Best: Scottsdale - LouiseCalder, Sarah Rainbow,Kylie Groves.Winnaleah - RosieDavenport, Helen Oliver,Angela QuilliamDiv 5Scottsdale 47 d Winnaleah 18Best: Scottsdale - LydiaCoote, Abbie Power, PaigeHoward.Winnaleah - Nikia CornishBreen, Kiandra Falls,Ashden SmithJunior BasketballJunior BasketballTuesday May 17Division - RedWizards 25 def. Knights 11Best: Wizards - Brodie Hall,Hamish Auton, Jai Lette.Rockets - William Monson,Ruby Slater, Liam FarrellRockets 39 def. Jazz 24Best: Rockets - Liam Arnold,Darian Richardson, GabbiGroves. Jazz - AshleyBowen, Miles Smith, FenellaHarrisDivision - BlueSparks 34 def. 76ers 20Best: Sparks - MathewMartello, Erin Martello,Millian Brown. 76ers - LouisBurr, Bailey Cox, EmmaClydeBulls 35 def. Lakers 20Best: Bulls - BrittneyWoolley, Jonty Saville,Gabbie Partridge. Lakers -Ellie Whelan, Zac Kerrison,Bailey CrackEXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST‘Footrot Flats’ Forester Rd. ScottsdaleNorth East22 King Street Scottsdale 7260 P 03) 6352 4155 F 03) 6352 3566www.northeast.harcourts.com.au E northeast@harcourtstasmania.com.auLifestyle/ Grazing/ Cropping/ Forestry 15.78 Ha (38.99 Acres)• Frontage to Forester River• Majority sown to pasture• Well fenced with mainly electric fences• Improvements include stock yards with modern steelcrush and former shearing shed (12m x 9) power is connected.Expressions of interest close 5.00pm Tuesday June 1st 2011 at Harcourts 22 King Street, ScottsdaleFor further details - Andrew Bennett on 0427 224 155 Hayley Kerrison on 0400 164 717

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011 THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER - 9Action at the NetballCENTRAL Swifts, Winnaleah, Scottsdale and Derby netball teams played atScottsdale on Saturday. The photos feature play from the Division 3 matches• Krystal Lethborg (Central Swifts) is under pressure against Derby.• Bonica Cruikshank (Winnaleah) looks for assistance as Lisa Kettle (Scottsdale) defends.Quality Used Cars• Kiana Crichton (Central Swifts) looks to pass the ball in the match against Derby.2009 ML Triton GLS 4WD Dual Cab Ute3.2 litre turbo diesel, automatic, only 19,000km, leather trim, electric seat, limited slip diff,true luxury dual cab.$42,9902009 Mitsubishi Pajero GLS Wagon3.2 litre DiD diesel, automatic, one owner,7 seats, 3 tonne towing capacity, dual airconditioning. S/N534858$46,990• Natasha Evans (Scottsdale) gains possession in heavy traffic.2009 Holden Commodore SS Wagon6.0 litre V8 engine, 6 speed manual, 18”alloy wheels, body kit, 24,000 km, oneowner. S/N534910$36,9902008 BMW 320i SedanNavigation system, dynamic and electronicstability control, black leather trim, climatecontrol, starter button, one owner withbooks. S/N534901$38,990For any enquiries or to organisea test drive on any of thesevehicles contact David Walsh0418 128 877 or 6323 0200www.launcestonmotorgroup.com.au• Janelle Bowerman (Scottsdale) passes the ball as Pip Rainbow (Winnaleah) closes in.

10 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011Reserves and Under 19sboth win at LongfordTHE Scottsdale Under 19shad a commanding 96point victory overLongford two weeks ago.The Magpies set up theirwin in the first halfkicking 9.3 to the Tigers2.3.They took their footoff the pedal in the thirdSCORESUnder 19s. Scottsdale 17.16 (116) d Longford 3.4(22)Goals: Josh Griggs, Zeik Johston 5, Matthew Taylor2, Robbie Blair, Brodie Davies, Kyle Wilson, HamishWilliams, Jack Gillespie.Best: Zeik Johnston, Robbie Blair, Nat Barnett,Brodie Davis, Daniel Goss, Hamish WilliamsReserves. Scottsdale 9.6 (60) d Longford 8.11 (59)Goals: Jake Hall 3, Lucas Shaw 2, Scott Hill,Leigh Jones, Rohan Lester, Chris DemeyerBest: Heath Hall, Manual Hall, Paul Heazlewood,Andrew Wright, Sam McDougall, Jake Nichols.LADDERSUnder 19sReservesRocherlea 23 Bridgenorth 24Scottsdale 20 George Town 20Bridgenorth 16 Rocherlea 11Longford 16 Deloraine 10Hillwood 8 Longford 8Bracknell 8 Bracknell 8George Town 4 Scottsdale 8Deloraine 0 Hillwood 6TIGERS' numbers werebolstered by KellieWebb, Karen Gibsonand Linda Clow as theytook on a full Roversteam. The youngTigers benefited fromthis extra experience intheir defensive halfand an entertaininggame ensued.Rovers had plenty ofscoring opportunitiesbut the Tigers' defencebrought the ballforward consistentlyputting Roversdefenders on notice.Rovers were wellserved by Tayla Gloverwho is playingconfidently this season.She is fast around thefield and passesaccurately into thecircle. D o n n aMillwood also playedwell and scored twogoals and Lauraquarter managing justtwo goals but regainedtheir composure in thefourth adding another sixto their tally.There were plenty ofoptions up forward butnone better than JoshGriggs and ZeikJohnston who finishedDavenport againdisplayed her awesomefitness by dominatingthe half back line andworking the ball intoattack time and again.Not to be out donethe Tigers worked theballforwardrelentlessly and LynneUnderhill scored in thefirst half giving theyoung team somereward for theirefforts. The half timescore was Rovers 3Tigers 1.In the second halfthe Rovers continued topepper the goal facebut Tigers defendersstood firm. AprilUnderhill and EllenBranch were playingwell in defence. AmyUnderhill wasconsistent all day andJodi Hopkins drove theball forward wherewith five each. RobbieBlair was busy in themidfield and BrodieDavis and Daniel Gosshad plenty of the ball.The club award wentto Zeik Johnston whilstRobbie Blair got theGood Sports Award andBrodie Davis the RSLAward.It was a close tussle allday for the Reserves withthe Magpies claimingvictory by a point in athriller at the final siren.Down by 15 points atthe major change theMagpies were on amission in the third, withgoals to Scott Hill, LeighJones and Jake Hall inthe first five minutes andthe Magpies were back incontention to finish thequarter two points up.It was a hard fought lastquarter with both teamsdesperate for the win butthe Magpies slugged it outto record their second winthis season.Heath Hall and JakeNichols were tight indefence and youngsters,Sam McDougall, RohanLester and Josh Griggsprovided plenty of drivearound the ground whilstManual Hall’s experienceand ability to read the playwas valuable.Rovers too strong for TigersTwo local winnersat MowbrayTWO of the most promising pacers in Tasmania both wonat Mowbray on Sunday.Mates Forever, trained by Max Hadley, made it fivewins from seven starts, when he defeated Grant Hodges'Vulcan Sheffield in the Shane Yates Stakes.Saturday Nights, trained and driven by Hodges, starteda short priced favourite and just landed the moneyafter being headed near the post. The gelding has nowwon eight races from nine starts.Driver Erin Hollaway had an expensive evening afterbeing fined twice during the meeting.Sam Salter and TaylaBarnes were makingevery effort to score.The Rovers managedjust one more goal tobring their tally to 4.Saturday’s firstgame between Devilsand Frogs was declareda “scratch match” asboth teams wereundermanned so asocial match wasplayed.• Kellie Webb in actionSCORESRovers 4 d Tigers 1Goals: Rovers - DMillwood 2, K Child,TGlover; Tigers L UnderhillBest: Rovers - T Glover, DMillwood, L Davenport;Tigers - S Salter, JHopkins, April UnderhillHORSE OF THE YEAR20 - Empty Envelope18 - Lola Bromac, Modern Society,Vulcan Sheffield17 - Saturday Nights16 - Quastor Centurion15 - Outback Mach, Teejay Fella, SkyTower14 - Lilly Darling, Rememberpreece,Maybe Doc13 - Karalta Wizard12 - Spot Nine, Maggie Kennedy,Matesforever11 - Murillo Bromac, Kalypson Kid,Hamish Sanz10 - Ramblin Cullen9 - Rock and Run8 - The Detonator, Codie KaraltaRazor Gang winsfirst match fortwo yearsPACING AWARDS FOR 2011byTed WhelanTHE early morning bread delivery man acted as ataxi after the Razor Gang enjoyed a late nightcelebrating their first win in two years.Last week a vote of no-confidence in thecaptain and vice-captain resulted in both beingreplaced, and a much steadier outfit has emerged.Truthful Rainbow made his first appearanceand won his singles but went missing in thedoubles while Abraham won both games.For the Port, Coward won both games but hehad had too few mates. Scores: Kendalls 5 d BayInn 4.Dad's Army now has a cattle prodder in itsarmoury and those who don't lift will receive anice little jolt. They met the RSL Tigers who arein disarray.Despite have 16 players on the books, only fourfronted for a recent trip to Bridport. There's somedead wood to be weeded out.Tool Man Cassidy won both his games whileBennett and Fogarty did likewise. Scores:Ricketts 5 d RSL Tigers 4.The RSL Bearcats are always hard to toss ontheir home track and they won the first fivesingles until Hayward got the better of thewayward Hopkins in the last.In the first of the doubles, Bull Scott, a formerpupil of Mont Willis at his Blue Hill academy,teamed up with Arthur Allan to win theirdoubles while Brown and Wright won for theDollies. Scores: RSL Bearcats 7 d Lords 2.The eightball fraternity was dealt a majorblow at the weekend with the passing of TonyChandler who was a long serving member of theBridport Hotel teams. I believe he may have beena foundation member of the association and wasa fine player.On behalf of the association, I offer ourdeepest sympathy to the family at this sad time.by Cynthia Summers7 - Alma Grant, Topnotch Dan, Ell EssBabe, Gettysburg Address6 - Currynroses, Ruby’s Life, LomboLeonardo, Yushchenko Leis4 - Gracie Hart, Mollie Finn, Babyitsu,TRAINER OF THE YEAR216 - Grant Hodges48 - Max Hadley29 - Wayne Rattray27 - Kent Rattray21 - Mick Alexander20 - Ken Hall12 - Tanya Coplestone, WayneCampbell5 - Phillip Hay4 - Dallas Krushka, Julie Johnson3 - Brett Woodard, Tamra Fawdry2 - Ian Abraham, Denise DunnVictory for theyoung MagpiesON Sunday the ScottsdaleJunior under 12 and 14 teamstravelled to Deloraine for thefirst time in several years.Under bright sunny skiesthe under 12s startedstrongly and made Delorainework hard for every kick andthey were up at the firstchange. Unfortunately theon-ballers were a little slowto pick up the pace in thesecond quarter lettingDeloraine back into thegame.Matthew Martello was astandout player withaggressive tackling andsecond efforts and, alongwith Zak Kerrison kicked acouple of good goals duringthe next two quarters for thePies to hold onto a slim twopoint lead going into the lastquarter. Taige Crichton wasa good contributor playingstrongly in the back lineThe final quarter was afantastic team effort. Withthe ball tied up inScottsdale’s forward line,numerous attempts byDeloraine to move the ballback down the ground wasrepelled time and time againby the Magpie midfielders.Eden Ooms showedcourage with eyes only forthe ball, Bailey Cox keptpresented himself at fullforward, while MathewMartello, Jonty Krushka andJacob Whelan continued togive run through the middle.The Magpies kickedaway in the final quarter andmanaged to keep Delorainescoreless for a well earntvictory.All the boys contributedduring the game whichfeatured handballs,smothers, shepherds,tackling and kicking. It was agood team effort and thecoaches hope that the boyscan keep on improving in thesame manner of that overthe last few weeks.Unfortunately, in formplayer Jackson Pinner was alate withdrawal with injuryleaving the Under 14s a tallman down.The boys were off to acompetitive start and therewere promising signs. TheMcLennans ButcheryELLENOR STREET, SCOTTSDALEPhone 6352 2237THIS WEEK’S SPECIALSAVAILABLE UNTIL NEXT WEDNESDAY• MARINATEDSTEAK PARCELS - $12.99/KG•BLADE ROAST -run and carry started tocome into play from somegood handballs out fromunder packs which saw CobiPonting rewarded with agoal early in the game. Inonly his second game for theclub Cobi is fitting in welland with Hadyn Gossprovided a strongcombination in the midfield.The second quarter was adifferent story with the boysnot accountable enougharound the ground.Although some decisions didnot go Scottsdale’s way,Deloraine’s taller playersproved too strong and theirlead increased further.At half time the teamregrouped and improved inthe third quarter as thesmaller players finallygained some rewards. HadynGoss finally found the goalsand the team lifted. JaidynHarris was moved tobackline and played some ofhis best football for theseason. When he received afree kick and was awarded afifty to go with it, he passedoff to Hadyn Goss whomanaged to claim his secondmajor of the game.The last half was muchbetter and the boys showedthat they can play some goodfooty. It was pleasing to seethat they didn't give up andbattled the game out.This week all juniorteams return home to takeon South Launceston inwhat will be three hardmatches. The under 12s willkick off at 9.30am, followedby the under 14s at 10.37amand the under 16s at 11.55am.SCORESUnder 12s. Scottsdale 7.7(49) d Deloraine 4.2 (26)GOALS : M. Martello , Z.Kerrison 2, B.Wilson,T.Crichton, J.KrushkaBEST : J. Whelan , M.Martel lo, L. Burr, J.Krushka, B. Cox, E.OomsUnder 14s. Deloraine8.12 (60) d Scottsdale 3.3(21)GOALS : H.Goss 2, C.$8.39/KG• PORK PARMIGIANASTIR FRY - $11.99/KG“ No lollies just the best meat in town!”FREE HomeDeliveriesScottsdale area daily,Bridport - Thursday afternoon“From six to six we’re here to mix”ALWAYS AVAILABLE

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We are currently looking for someenergetic/fit individuals willing to move toColac (Victoria) to fill the roles ofMachine Operators/General LabourersandForklift Driverson a permanent basis. Training and careeradvancement opportunities are availableto suitable applicants. 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12 - THE NORTH EASTERN ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 2011BEERPREMIXWINESPIRITSADVERTISERSPORTLast chance for MagpiesSCOTTSDALE is yet to win a game this season, andthis week they meet the equally unsuccessfulDeloraine.Despite their lack of success, coach MickRainbow still believes his team has a chance to makefinals."There's plenty of competition for fifth spot, and ifwe win this week we'll only be a couple of gamesout," he said."But if we lose this week, we can kiss our chancesgoodbye."We are playing at home, and its time we gave oursupporters something to cheer about."After six consecutive defeats, Rainbow signalledthat a number of the club's Under 19 players will bepromoted this week.He has indicated that big Nat Barnett will be givenLORDS HOTELWE ARE NOW PART OFBOAGS XXX ALE $39.99CARLTON DRAUGHT $39.99V B $41.99TOOHEY'S EXTRA DRY $41.99RED BITTER $37.99CRUISERS 4 PK $12.99BACARDI &COLA 6 PK $21.99COUGAR &COLA 6 PK $18.99JIM BEAM &COLA 6 PK $21.99OMNI $8.99BROWN BROTHERS CROUCHENRIESLING $11.99GRANTS SCOTCH $31.99GORDONS DRY GIN $33.99SMIRNOFF VODKA $33.99CANADIAN CLUB WHISKEY $33.99NEW CRUISER VODKAS 700ML 4 FLAVOURS$33.99 EACHCALL IN & CHECKOUT OUR NEW $10LUNCH MEALSCOMING SOON –GYPSY ROSE BAND$10 ENTRY FEE.Book nowPh 6352 2319BOTTLESHOPthe number one rucking role and Damian Brown willplay forward. Lucas Coote and Cale Burke, after gettinga taste in the seniors last year, will also be in linefor a recall.From the Reserves, Alex Coote is another playerlikely to come back.Rainbow said he was keen to give these youngplayers as much game time as possibleRainbow, who has had a quiet season by his loftystandards, is keen to play in the midfield, and thiswould seem to allow Lee Nicholls more time in attackThe only injury problem, and it could be a majorblow, is Joseph Krushka's knee injury.Consistency will be what Rainbow will be pleadingfor this week. Time and again his players havedone something impressive only to immediately blottheir copybook with a skill error or silly option.THE top four teams in the NEFU willdo battle on Saturday. Top teamBranxholm is at home to fourth placedBridport, and Ringarooma (2nd) willhost Winnaleah (3rd). The remainingmatch is at St Helens where the Baywill take on the Scottsdale Crows.The Wanderers are ticking alongnicely and lower profile players suchas Brady Butwell, Kevin Rowbottomand Cory Fennell are all making goodcontributions. They will be almost atfull strength and will be favoured todefeat Bridport.The Port suffered a 10 goalthrashing last week and another lossthis week will see it drop out of theCROWNLAGER$47.99Carlton MidStrengthBlocks$38.99by Cynthia Summersfour. Veteran Heath Blair will need tobe at his best against DanielRoozendaal, and coach Troy Milnewill be hoping for improved effortsfrom his defenders.Winnaleah has won its last threegames but all against teams below iton the ladder. The Magpies face atougher challenge this week atRingarooma.The Robins won the last clash bymore than 20 goals but the margin thisweek is unlikely to be of thatmagnitude. Ringarooma's strengthsare its pacy midfield and goalkickingoptions.The Magpies are heavily reliant onBundabergRum 700 ml$32.99NETBALL was played inextremely foggy conditionson Friday night with thelack of visibility promptingone spectator to request HiVis uniforms.Swifts met Crows in aclose encounter. Swiftssettled early with theirdefenders dominating playsending the ball forward tothe goals where SarahForsyth signalled her returnto Div 1 with a strong firstquarter. Swifts held a fourgoal lead at the first change.Crows knuckled down inthe second and fast handsthrough the centre andround the circle by AshleeKerrison and Sophie BowenKilkennyCream 750 ml$13.99Fog no barrier to Swiftsgave their goalies moreopportunities to score.Courtney Lester had anaccurate quarter but Swiftsmaintained the four goaladvantage going into themain break.Swifts applied plenty ofpressure through the centrein the third and createdplenty of turnovers. Swiftsgoalies capitalized on thisand although Crowsdefenders Lockhart andNatoba made short work ofany rebound opportunitiesthe Swifts increased theirlead going into the finalterm.Crows has slightly moreof the play in the last quarterbut strong defensivepressure from Swifts'Top four teams clash in NEFU• Scott Fenton (Winnaleah) leads Crows players Mathew Lovegrove and Heath Summers to the balllast Saturday.Steven Barron and the Fentonbrothers to kick their goals, and athome the more even Ringaroomashould prevail.The Crows have been hard hit byinjury and will take a depleted team onthe road to St Helens. The Bay hasfallen off the pace since its last victorya month ago and will be keen toresurrect its season against theluckless Crows.Crawford, Brown and Cook havebeen good for St Helens who should begood enough to defeat the Crows whocontinue to be too dependent on thelikes of Marc Nunan, Tony Saundersand Thomas Scott.SmirnoffCasks 2 lt$24.99StanleyCasks 4 lt$12.99defenders Simmons andDavis combined withexcellent work through thecentre by the consistentRachelle Fish paid dividendsfor the Swifts. Crows werewell served by first gamerAllie McIntee at WD whocreated several turnovers inthe last but Swiftsmaintained their five goaladvantage to take the game.In the second matchMagpies took control againstDorset from the outset withPhilippa Jensen and MaddyTucker combining well atCentre and WA to createplenty of work for theirgoalies. Young Dorsetdefenders Dana Lester andMakayla Binns wereworking hard but Magpiesled by nine at the firstchange. The play wasmore even in the secondwith Dorset’s Mel Goninonand Keeley Lestercombining well through thecentre and round the circleworking the ball into thegoals where newcomerBronte Steel was makinggood position. However theSummers girls were makingshort work of any loosepasses and reboundsbringing the ball back intoattack for the Pies whoincreased their lead to 13 athalf time.Dorset made plenty ofpositional changes goinginto the third but againdefensive pressure acrossthe court by the Magpies andaccurate shooting by LaurenCarter increased their leadto 18 going into the last. TheMagpies continued to workhard in the last quarter.Megan Jensen wasconsistent all night at GoalAttack with great work inand out of the circle andTessa Coote also played wellat Wing Defence.Maddison McDougalltook the court at GS and wasvery consistent despite somegreat defensive pressurefrom Dorset’s Keely Lesterand Makayla Binns. T h ePies ran out winners by 23goals.SCORESSwifts 39 def Crows 34Best: Swifts - S Forsyth, RFish, A Simmons; Crows -K Lockhart, A Kerrison, AMcIntee.Magpies 53 def Dorset 30Best: Magpies - RSummers, M Jensen, PJensen; Dorset - B Steel,M Goninon, M Binns.THANK YOU FORSHOPPING LOCALLYScottsdaleLiquor Market37 King St ScottsdalePhone: 6352 241179 Main Street, BridportPhone: 6356 1114