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The Border Watch : November 1st 2013
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SPORT 43 Adelaide cycling success for Mount Gambier duo CARLIN & GAZZARD are seeking the services of a Fully Qualified Automotive Technician - Ability to diagnose - Service quality franchise vehicles - Motivated and a team worker Please email your cover letter and resume to: service@carlinandgazzard.com.au TAXATION ACCOUNTANT Gavin J McEachern and Associates is a leading medium sized rural accoun ng prac ce in Mount Gambier. We seek the services of a qualifi ed accountant with experience in a public prac ce environment. The accountant will be responsible for a group of clients and provide a full range of accoun ng and taxa on services u lising MYOB so ware. They will be responsible for work fl ow planning and be prepared to accept responsibility in the workplace. This is a posi on that would suit an ambi ous person with enthusiasm and mo va on who likes a challenge, possesses excellent customer service skills and has the ability to work in a team environment. The successful applicant will be rewarded with a salary package which is nego able and commensurate with experience. Please forward an applica on le er and resume detailing qualifi ca ons, experience and current work referees to: A en on: Gavin McEachern - Gavin J McEachern & Associates, PO Box 697 Mount Gambier SA 5290 or email to: gavin@gmceachern.com.au SENIOR PRACTITIONER DCSI – DISABILITY SA MOUNT GAMBIER Vac No: 6696/2013 Ongoing $72,201 – $83,601 p.a. (AHP2) Provide case management to individual clients with high needs who require more intensive support. Develop comprehensive care plans for clients in consultation with all key stakeholders and identify resources necessary to support clients with high needs in the least restrictive environment. Enquiries to: Ms Nikki Ling, Acting Regional Manager, Disability Services, telephone 8735 1800, email nikki.ling@dcsi.sa.gov.au For further information or to apply for this role please visit: http://jobs.dcsi.sa.gov.au Applications close: 5pm 15 November 2013 www.dcsi.sa.gov.au 3993371 SALES CAREER Our agency has a position available for: Trainee Sales Person Applicants will own or be purchasing their own home. Intensive training available. Attractive salary and bonuses apply after a qualifying period. Please phone Denise to discuss application details. REAL ESTATE is seeking applications for a Systems Manager An opportunity for a computer literate IT enthusiast with a sound mechanical mind to oversee the computer systems throughout The Border Watch business while having a hands on role with the various production duties associated with a newspaper printing business. This is an exciting opportunity to join South Australia’s leading regional newspaper in a unique and diverse operational business role. To be successful you must have: Excellent computer skills Excellent communication skills An understanding and ability to meet deadlines Common sense and reliability Ability to work alone and in a team environment Attention to detail and pride in your work Applications close Friday, November 8th, 2013. For further information contact: Robin Reid General Manager The Border Watch Ph: (08) 8724 1505 Mob: 0408 849 242 or by email to robin.reid@tbw.com.au 632461 Basketball results SOUTH East Coast Basketball League results: Wednesday October 30 – Men’s A grade: Wizards 81 (M. Sutton 23, M. Parslow, P. Loring 18) d Roos 66 (L. Blicavs 23, J. Wilson 15, B. O’Neil 9). Cougars 70 (K. DeWit 28, S. Stafford 15, B. Ousey 11) d Bulldogs 65 (S. Berkefeld 25, J. Ryan 18, M. Berkefeld 13). Panthers 86 (T. Brown 23, D. Brown, M. Mott 20) d Millicent 46 (J. Walker 22, A. Schultz 20, C. Gallio 2). Women’s A grade: Panthers 52 (B. Walters 21, B. McKay 9, A. Close 8) d Millicent 51 (A. Walker 17, K. Smith 11, H. Agnew 8). Cougars 46 (G. Green 25, E. Cunningham 7, M. Russell 6) d Bulldogs 41 (T. Gray 22, T. Gray 7, S. Dowdy 6). Wednesday October 23 – Men’s A grade: Panthers 64 (T. Brown 22, D. Brown, M. Mott 8) d Cougars 58 (K. DeWit 17, T. Phillips 17, B. Tremelling 10) Wizards 79 (M. Sutton 36, C. Mason 15, M. Parslow 9) d Bulldogs 71 (S. Berkefeld 25, J. Ferguson-Lane 18, M. Berkefeld 15). Roos 73 (J. Nobes 30, L. Blicavs 27, M. Markiewicz 11) d Millicent 63 (C. Saint 21, C. Gallio 13, B. Wilson 10). Women’s A grade: Cougars 61 (M. Russell 21, G. Green 20, C. Horrigan 7) d Panthers 47 (B. Walters 24, K. Lockwood 11, A. Close 8) Millicent 20 d Roos 0 (forfeit). Men’s A reserve: Roos 59 (M. Bachmann 31, M. Markiewicz 17, B. Bachmann 7) d Cougars 53 (B. Armitage 13, T. Bird 13, B. Tremelling 9). Beagle Boys 49 (A. Kilsby 22, J. Fleming 20, J. 8725 0500 The impact you have affects the lives of friends, family, SES, CFS and MFS volunteers and police offi cers. Phone 1800 534 229 www.legacy.com.au SPEED BRINGS EVERYONE GRIEF WE SALUTE YOU Galpin 5) d Bulldogs 41 (S. Sochacki, B. Denning 11, C. Jorgensen 6). Panthers 58 (T. Brown 21, T. Kettle 14, R. Hein 7) d Pines 25 (M. Short 6, J. Fewins 6, N. Hutchesson 6). Women’s A reserve: Rooettes 49 (M. Markiewicz 17, T. Sims 12, L. Jarnevic 10) d Panthers 31 (S. Loughhead 11, S. Bawden 8, C. Bawden 6). Cougars 35 (C. Horrigan 9, C. Davey, K. Egan 8) d Bulldogs Red 22 (A. Earl 8, E. McDiarmid 6, T. Earl 4). Men’s B grade Gold division: Pines 54 d Linkmen Red 14. Amigos 20 d Clean Skins 0 (forfeit). Men’s B grade Blue division: Vitality Hawks 42 (J. Simkin 12, M. Kilpatrick 10, J. Sim 9) d SE Ravens 39 (S. Stafford 20, R. Humphries 9, M. Ray 7). Beags Black 48 (S. Bonanno 18, B. Osborne 12, C. Boyd 6) d Raptors 25 (B. Childs 9, S. Bird 4, A. Jackway 3). Wreckers 31 (P. Reade 9, C. Ambrose-Pearce 8, R. Young 4) d Kings 27 (M. Kieselbach 12, F. Iturbe 7, R. Povey 6). Tigers 39 (D. Collins 13, A. Thorne 11, J. Stephenson 11) d Beags Red 26 (D. Hurley, D. Klaassens 6, C. Kenny 5). Women’s social: Kirbys 61 (H. Heemskerk 17, E. Cole 12, J. White 12) d Guinea Pigs 15 (C. Wilson 4). Bay Waves 36 (B. Williams 18, B. Scott 8, S. Richards 6) d Mercury 20 (E. Baxter 6, J. Menz 6, T. Palmer 4). Under 18 men: Bulldogs 64 (S. Sochacki 19, J. Jenner 16, J. Stokker 10) d Roos 49 (J. Ross 19, B. Bachmann 17, L. Johnston 4) Panthers 50 (B. Rathjen 12, N. Herring 9, B. Close 7) d Cougars 32 (M. Gray 10, B. Ousey 8, T. Flett 6). Under 16 boys Division 1: Bulldogs 42 (L. Hunter, J. Whicker, T. Reid) d Roos 39 (N. Brown, J. Cooper, B. Hateley) Cougars 47 (Z. Watson 12, S. Braim, E. White 7) d Panthers 36 (B. Clark 15, K. Rodis 8, M. Hein 5). Under 16 boys Division 2: Panthers 26 (D. Smith, S. Just, G. Ros-Smith) d Cougars 20 (M. Shephard, L. Ousey, H. Battye). Roos 34 d Bulldogs 27. Under 16 girls: Roos 62 (J. Croser, G. Hood, O. Dukalskis) d Bulldogs 26 (K Amy, S. Harrap, E. Pietsch). Cougars 39 (S. Smith, J. Adams, O. Patzel) d Panthers 15 (A. Widdison, B. Bawden, T. Hutchesson). Under 14 boys Gold division: Suns 40 (M. Hunter, D. Red, T. Boxall) d Giants 20 (S. Dukalskis, E. Evans, A. Pearson) Sixers 52 (S. Ross, D. Bachmann, L. Lewis) d Blazers 38 (J. Ross, L. VanSchaik, T. DeWit). Under 14 boys Blue division: Shaqs 33 (T. Ebejer, J. Moir, K. Hunt) d Jets 29 (W. Wright, L. Michalski, M. McInerney). Kings 30 (T. Hateley, C. Owen, M. Crook) d Pistons 27 (H. Winterfi eld, T. Mahoney, T. Stephens, J. Bald). Under 14 girls Gold division: Flames 26 (C. McMahon, R. Breese, T. Overmatt-Pohlner) d Gems 19 (C. Stephens, M. Attard, C. Pfi tzner). Waves 26 (T. Wilson-Smith, C. Edmonds, N. Sangwa) d Lightning 15 (E. Sangwa, S. Taylor, A. Little). Under 14 girls Blue division: Thunder 28 (O. Patzel, I. Walker, C. Day) d Opals 24 (E. Close, M. Watson, M. Finnigan). Spirit 36 (B. Stratford, N. Allen, E. Hunter) d Fever 28 (J. Adams, S. Jones, A. Black). Under 12 boys Gold division: Clippers 21 (E. Steele, J. Griffi th, B. Hosking) d Bucks 12 (J. Bryant, B. Rex, N. Davey). Nuggets 19 (K. Tucker, N. Sims, B. Young) d Wizards 10 (A. Lillecrapp, O. Ewing, T. Yates). Under 12 boys Blue division: Celtics 21 (O. Adams, R. Kuhl, J. Holmes) dw Tigers 28 (O. Thomson, J. Patzel, R. Mackle). Bulls 21 (S. Lock, M. Lockwood, J. Lawrence) d Magic 20 (D. Lillecrapp, J. Holmes, E. Norman). Under 12 girls: Breakers 27 (S. Nulty, J. Davey, E. Dawe) d Matildas 7 (C. Hunter, E. Kerr, Z. Blackwell). Hot Shots 34 (M. Scott, J. Freeman, J. Ritter) d Hornets (T. Bryant, M. Horrigan, M. Thiele). SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST REGIONAL NEWSPAPER A TOTAL of 46 junior riders competed in the Sturt Holdfast Marion Cycling Cub (SHMCC) Junior Track Carnival on Saturday, October 26 at the Adelaide Superdome. With riders coming from all over the state including the South East, Whyalla and the Riverland the Mount Gambier Cycling Club (MGCC) riders had plenty of competition. The MGCC had five talented junior representatives compete with all riders making their mark on the track. The club’s highlight of the carnival saw youngster Tess Wight take out the prestigious Port Adelaide Cycling Club Pud Brooks Wheelrace after she narrowly won the handicapped feature race with a brave ride off limit. Jack Opperman also tasted success by powering away from a strong fi eld to take out the SHMCC under 13 keirin feature race. Other success stories included the fast improving Amy Wight, managing a credible fourth in the D grade scratch race, while Luke Wight fi nished third in the hotly contested under 15 men keirin and Jack Patzel performed well to claim third place in the SHMCC B grade points race championship. Good scores recorded by archers THE recent switch to daylight saving heralds the return of the longer duration outdoor archery rounds for the Blue Lake Archers. During the shorter months rounds that require up to 90 arrows are used, for the duration of daylight saving in the warmer months rounds requiring 120 and 144 arrows are interspersed with the occasional shorter rounds. The fi rst 120 arrow round was played out with a minimal number in mediocre conditions but good scores were still recorded with Phil Tremelling carding an all gold range at the opening distance of 60 metres and Garry Jacques posting a new personal best. Both were outdone in the fi nal result by Dewayne Holland, competing in his fi rst attempt at a round of greater than 90 arrows. The Friday night Indoor archery FITA 18 round bore witness to an epic match with Ben Kilsby out pointing Holland in the off the bow scores and claiming the adjusted tally win, both were margins of a solitary point. Last Sunday the 90 arrow FITA 900 outdoor round found the group revelling in near perfect conditions. Brett Tonkin led way with a personal best to claim his fi rst win, while Tonkin had to fend off a solid challenge from Holland who also exceeded his previous best mark. Indoor archery returns tonight at St Martins College Hall commencing at 7.30pm, while outdoor archery continues at Corriedale Park this weekend on Wireless Roadd West at 12.30pm. All welcome. Results – FITA 18 indoor round (handicap scored, benchmark score 600 points): 1. Ben Kilsby 599 (off the bow 535), 2. Dewayne Holland 598 (534), 3. Trevor Gartside 592 (548), 4. Garry Jacques 578 (520). Adelaide outdoor round (handicap scored, benchmark score 1200 points): 1. Dewayne Holland 1196 (off the bow 1047), 2. Garry Jacques 1183 (1017 PB), 3. Phil Tremelling 1179 (1132). FITA 900 outdoor round (handicap scored, benchmark score 900 points): 1. Brett Tonkin 938 (off the bow 688 PB), 2. Dewayne Holland 913 (809 PB), 3. Garry Jacques 894 (778), 4. Trevor Gartside 876 (820), 5. Scott Tonkin 652 (no handicap rating as yet). Centrals tennis teams A2 (away v Gambier): M. Heemskerk, H. Stevens, J. Milligan, S. Hamilton, N. Rutkowski, A. Marshall, T. Rutkowski., L. McKenzie, J. Hamilton. B1 (home v Saints United/ Reidy): P. McKenzie, L. Poel, S. Pycroft, E. Greenfi eld, H. Greenfi eld, M. Proud. B2 (away v Gambier): S. Harrison, R. McKenzie, M. Schulz, S. Gilbertson, J. Mills, K. Carraill. B Boys (home v Uniting Church): H. Stevens, L. Poel, N. Schubert, K. Heemskerk. C Girls (Centrals v West Gambier at Olympic Park): H. Hamilton, G. Ship, J. Poel, L. Pycroft. D Boys (away v Mount Schank): D. Heemskerk, N. Linden, D. Linden, L. Stevens, M. Larkin. D girls (away v West Gambier Red): R. Hamilton, S. Bruttomesso, S. Morony, S. Howell. E girls (away v Glencoe): T. Carraill, C. Carraill, B. Bruttomesso, G. Pratt. The Border Watch, Friday, November 1, 2013 - 43 631648 632593 632040
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