By Max Clifford
The field was 61 at Beachport on a good weather day. First Div winner was as usual a local, this time Steve Harris with a fine 40 points. It’s amazing that there always seems to be a home course advantage!
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By Max Clifford
The field was 61 at Beachport on a good weather day. First Div winner was as usual a local, this time Steve Harris with a fine 40 points. It’s amazing that there always seems to be a home course advantage!
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By Dianne Arnold
Naracoorte Senior Citizens Club will be holding their AGM at 10am on the 10th November at the clubrooms. President Di Arnold is hoping for a good number of people to come. The facilities are being used by a number of organisations. Dianne said “I would like our member numbers to increase. […]
By Rosie Legoe
Four seasons prevailed last Wednesday at Lucindale Ladies Closing Day, hail created havoc on the first green played but fortunately, it was short lived. We all enjoyed playing a nine-hole Stableford competition off the Orange markers, along with a bonus of one mulligan per hole (an extra stroke allowed after a poor poor shot, not counted on the scorecard).
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By Virginia Gale
Padthaway WAB set out to the local Naracoorte Art Gallery to attend a workshop presented by Natalie Cardinal who owns a business called Mundulla Mud. Natalie performs various works of art with pottery for all degree of attendee’s ability. She has a friend who does moulds for her which are then painted and fired.[…]
By Judy Vanderhorst
On Tuesday, two teams of ladies travelled to Naracoorte R.S.L. and without mentioning names, Glenda, Chris, Judy and Jenny received the encouragement award amid much laughter and clapping. Bordertown Ladies hosted the pennant teams Thursday with Bordertown’s Belinda Pepper, Judy Vanderhorst, Glenda Tink and Jenny Marshall defeating Mundulla 31-24.
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By Gill Savic, Branch Reporter
President of Naracoorte Combined Branch of SACWA, Mrs. Sandra Hutchings, welcomed members and two visitors to the September meeting. Our visitors were Emma and Jo from the Mothers Group they founded for mums and young children to get together and form new friendships. A very successful project. […]
By Michael Waters
Volcanos had a close match against Sizzle in A grade Table Tennis Spring season and they remain the only undefeated team so far this season. Volcanos won all 3 doubles matches to help them record a 7-5 win over second placed Sizzle.
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By Adair Dunsford
A French oil painting which is part of the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery’s permanent collection has been cleaned and restored. The picture, entitled Marche aux Fleurs or Flower Market by Edouard Cortes has been brought back to life through a grant from mining company, Australian Rare Earths. […]
By Linda Prentice
Naracoorte RSL and District Bowling Club held their Ladies Invitation fours sponsored by Elders Real Estate on Tuesday 24 th October in very windy and showery conditions. Fourteen teams from Bordertown, Kingston, Lucindale, Millicent Mt Gambier RSL, Mundulla, Naracoorte, Penola, Port Macdonnell and Robe competed. […]
By Tim Delany, MLA
Cattle: LWB 23 – LWY 613 – LWC 113 – OAY 0
Cattle numbers at Naracoorte increased this week to 749 which was a lift of 105 head. Quality was mostly from good to average with pens of heavy grown cattle, a mixed selection of yearlings and younger cattle which did suit feeders, restockers and the processors.
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By Linda Prentice
Both Divisions of open pennant for Naracoorte RSL did not have good results on Saturday in the extremely windy conditions. Division 1 played at Mt Gambier RSL against the Blue side. Ryan O’Shaughnessy, Geoff Hurn, Dean Cazzolato and Lindy Mark played Rex Heins’ team and went down 13 shots to 31.
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By Chris Oldfield
The lack of a TAFE, children with special needs, the health bureaucracy, E-tag regulations, arts, rare earth mining, radiation therapy and plastics were among 16 questions asked at last week’s Country Cabinet forum in Naracoorte.
During a two-day whirlwind visit SA Premier Peter Malinauskas, his ministers and all department chiefs collectively met with hundreds of people as they travelled to various special spots within our region.
Their visit culminated in a public barbecue and Q&A forum last Thursday evening where almost 300 people crowded into the Naracoorte High School hall.
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