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PHONE (03) 5721 5055
PHARMACIST
SATURDAY, 8.30am - 2pm
Wangaratta Pharmacy
35 Murphy Street, Wangaratta
SUNDAY,10am - 2pm
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
BRUCEPOULTERSOLO GUITARIST
After a brief absence I am back taking bookings for any of your 2014 functions that require entertainment.
0403 403 513 www.brucepoulter.com
TRAININGbegins on
Tuesday and Thursday, March 4 and 66pm to 7pm
So if you are thinking of joiningcome down and have a go.
Bring a mouth guard. Before registration.
Contact Eric 0421 056 184
The Our Lady’s School Community would like tothank all those who contributed to the wonderful
success of our FunFair last Sunday.
The support of businesses and individualswas again fantastic and greatly appreciated.
RAFFLE WINNERSMajor Raffle: Duck Drop: 1st E. Antonacci 1st Christie Draper2nd M. Dummett 2nd Isabelle Wathen3rd Chris Petersen 3rd Laura Evans
Money Tree: Tanya Hardman
Decorated Cake: Mel Aggenbach
Lucky Gate Prizes: Chelsea Hoffard, Heather Davern, Lisa Gladstone and Ryan Brockwell
Review of the Cemeteries and Crematoria Regulations 2005The Cemeteries and Crematoria Regulations will sunset (expire) on 28 June 2015.
The Department of Health proposes to recommend to the Governor-in-Council that the regulations should be remade with a number of amendments.
Submissions are sought on the Department’s proposed changes, as well as any additional changes that you believe would improve the operation of the regulations.
Further information documentation, including a submissions template, is available on the Department’s website atwww.health.vic.gov.au/cemeteriesAlternatively, to request hard copy documentation, please contact the Cemeteries and Crematoria Regulation Unit on (free call) 1800 034 280.Submissions must be received by 31st March 2014. Z
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Wednesday, March 12
Six Tuesday evenings on Christian Zen
and Thomas MertonMarch 11, 18, 25; April 1, 8, 15
7:00pm to 9:00pmJoin us for a series of meetings to introduce and
explore the place where Mystical Christianity and Zen Buddhism can find common ground.
Using the life and teaching of Thomas Merton as a guide, we will consider ways the contemplative
actions found in each tradition can helpus live with more peace, passion and purpose.
Each session will include meditation, study and conversation,
Fr Rob Whalley has taught classes on Thomas Merton, Christian Spirituality, the Enneagram and
Social Ethics at the University of San Francisco and the Theological School, Trinity College,
University of Melbourne.
For more information: 0438 069 258Wangaratta Cathedral
The Anglican Diocese of Wangaratta
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGof
The Centre for Continuing Education IncA0001858K
will be held on Tuesday 25 March 2014at The Centre, 17 Chisholm Street Wangaratta
commencing at 5.00pm(light refreshments from 4.30pm)
Guest speaker:Brendan McGrath, CEO, Rural City of Wangaratta
“Vision for Wangaratta – specifically the role of local government as it relates to learning/education/training.”
Business of the meeting:
financial accounts and the 2013 Annual Report
meeting and/or to listen to the speaker.The Centre encourages members of the community to become members of The Centre; applications for
Annual General Meeting or upon request.
Christine Riches on 5721 0210 or email
www.thecentre.vic.edu.au
WANGARATTA & DISTRICT MEN’S SHED INC.
Please contact the
MENTORS WANTEDThe Borinya Community Youth Mentor
Are you interested in sharing your hobby with a young person and helping them to remain
connected to their community?
Our program is based on one to one
Francesca – Program Co-ordinator(03) 5721 2174
Dr Anne Michelson Dr Martin HorwoodDr Carolyn Chong Dr David Lin
Dr Wilson Chen Sarah Bekker - hygienist
* * * * * *
Due to an error by Yellow Pages,the 2013/14 telephone directory
contains an incorrect number.
The correct telephone number forMichelson’s Dental Surgery is:
5721 8033
The WANGARATTA HOCKEY CLUBwould like to invite all previous and
prospective players to our
REGISTRATION DAYSUNDAY, MARCH 9
at the Appin Street athletics ovalbetween 9am and 11am.
Contact Eric 0421 056 184
WANGARATTA PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Due to an update of our telephone system, our hospital phone number has
changed to:
5723 0900Please update your records.
DOCKER STREET GENERAL MEDICAL CENTRE53 Docker St., Wangaratta 3677
(03) 5722 4887
FLU VACCINE HAS ARRIVEDOur annual flu vaccination clinic
will be held onSATURDAY 8TH MARCH 2014
between 11am - 1pmNO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Consultations bulk billed.Vaccine is free to all clients over 65 years
old and those with a chronic disease.
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EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
Wangaratta Table Tennis Association
Autumn Comp muster nights
March 5 & March 12
SENIOR GRADES - 7PM
JUNIOR GRADES - 5.30PM
ALL NEW AND PAST PLAYERS WELCOME
All enquiries: Robert Voss
(03) 5722 2828 - 0407 228 280
Call for Volunteers
DAIS Justice Support program is seeking volunteers to support people with disability who are required to attend Wangaratta, Benalla or Mansfield court. Your role as a volunteer:
throughout the court process
understand and exercise their rights
police and legal
legal advice and understand it
the person
understand outcomes, conditions and consequences.
If you are interested in offering your time to act as a Justice Support volunteer we would love to hear from you.
For details Phone Disability Advocacy
& Information Service (DAIS)
02 6056 2420
BOAT LICENCE COURSE
(Vic Marine Licence incl. jetski end)
Benalla Sunday, Mar. 16, 2014
11am - 3pmBookings essential
Phone Bob 0417 524 005Approved Transport Safety VIC
Coursewww.abcboating.com
ABN 430 800 579 23
A N G E L P s y c h i c Christine of Albury coming to Spirited Party Shop, Friday, March 7. Call 0468 995 321.
NEWMAN Street, Wangaratta, Sunday market.
AWARD WINNING CARAVAN HIRE. Part time, exc return, forward bookings, work from home, great lifestyle business, $125,000neg. Ph 5484 5252 or 0429 845 251.
WANTEDWe have tenants
wanting:1-2 BR units,
up to $200p/w3 BR homes, up
to $300p/wContact
Joe McKenzie0423 655 179 or Rachel McMillan
0429 853 190
2 bedroom refurbished unit, clean, quiet, private, gas, BIR’s, furnished or unfurnished, rent negotiable. Ph 5721 5948.
2BR f a rm co t t age between Beechworth and Myrtleford, suit single or retired couple. Low rent in return for some caretaking, $180pw. Ph 5728 2282.
CARPET CLEANING Moving and need your carpets c leaned? 3 rooms $100, 4 rooms $120, hallways free. Phone P. & D. Oates 0428 500 109.
C L O S E t o C B D , renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, BIR, gas heat, air con, dishwasher, large yard, no pets, $310pw plus bond, available mid March. Ph 0412 988 285.
LOVELY one bedroom unit with aircon in seniors village, central Wangaratta, $165pw neg. Ph 0430 136 045.
TWO bedroom unit in Moyhu township. Rent $160 per week, minimum 12 month lease. Ph 0451 188 938.
R E L I A B L E a n d responsible young man moving to Wangaratta f rom in t e r s t a t e t o work with a health service. Looking for accommodation either rental or houseshare. Non-smoking and quiet with secure parking essential. Please phone Gus on 0459 957 609.
FIRST floor office space in Reid Street. Carpet, split system heating and cooling, $90pw. Ph 5721 5153 or 0431 190 630.
LLOYD’S Building, Faithfull Street, offi ce approx 200sqm, fully furnished, underground carpark, ex government offi ce. Ph 0408 573 651.
SHEDS: Suitable for s torage, workshop, small business, wine cellar etc. Power, water, toi le ts , t ruck wash bay, large inside and outside areas, truck access, unloading areas, all concrete. Shed 1: 160sqm, $440 per mth, shed 2: 340sqm, $880 per mth, combined 500sqm, $1100 per mth. Ph 0418 573 836 or 0438 216 690.
Pam at Garry Nash on 0419 292 663.
Garry Nash First National23 Baker St,Wangaratta
Ph. 5722 2663
BROKEN windows, flyscreens, security doors, shower screens. Karl’s Glass for all your glazing needs. Ph 5721 9245 or 0423 430 132.
G A R D E N I N G MOWING. City, rural up to 40km. Pruning and removable. Free quotes. Competitive rates. Fully insured. Geoff Moore 0421 639 775.
MARK’S Mowing. Large or small mowing jobs, hedging, pruning and general gardening, rubbish removed. Ph 0407 173 027 or 5721 3459.
PA I N T E R . N e a t , tidy, always on time. For a fair quote, work guaran teed . Phone Julian on 0412 597 482.
Wangaratta WestPrimary School
An opportunity to join a vibrant learning
community.
.6 Art.4 P.E.
for Terms 2, 3 & 4, 2014.
Apply online at Recruitment online
www.education.vic.gov.auApplications close
17/3/2014
B U R D E R A g A t t a c h m e n t s a r e seeking; 1 CNC Brake Press Operator, a full t ime pos i t ion , any experience in this area would be an advantage, straight away start. 1 fitter/mechanic to fit loaders and forklifts t o t r a c t o r s , a s t o instructions provided. Phone 0488 354 072 or email [email protected].
NEWTON’S Workshop is seeking to employ a 1st year Mechanical A p p r e n t i c e . T h e applicant should have a genuine interest in the motor trade industry a n d b e a v a i l a b l e for immediate start. Hand deliver resumes to 205 Tone Road, Wangaratta or phone Ian or Dee (03)5722 2979. Applicat ions close Monday March 10, 5pm.
NE TRACKS LOCAL LEARNING & EMPLOYMENT NETWORK INC
PARTNERSHIP COORDINATOR - BENALLA
NE TRACKS LLEN is seeking a highly skilled person with a strong commitment
JOINER/CABINET MAKER
Due to strong growth in our business, we
Cabinet Maker for a full-time position in our Wangaratta Workshop. We are seeking applicants who are
show an ability to think on their feet. To be
* Current Drivers Licence
* Demonstrate strong communication skills
* Willingness to work as part of a team or
person.
To apply please contact 0417 329 052 or email applications to
BUSINESS SUPPORT OFFICER, HUME REGION
$44,019 - $56,528 pa (Plus 9.25% Superannuation)Wangaratta Location
The Department of State Development, Business and Innovation (DSDBI) is
the Victorian Government’s lead agency for the promotion and facilitation
of the State’s economic development. The Department develops and
implements a diverse range of programs and projects designed to attract and
facilitate investment, encourage exports, generate job opportunities, stimulate
innovation, and promote Victoria nationally and internationally.
The position of Business Support Offi cer sits within the Department’s
Wangaratta offi ce of Regional Development Victoria (RDV).
With a focus on building stronger communities through employment,
investment and infrastructure, RDV supports regional Victoria primarily through
the $1 billion Regional Growth Fund to provide better infrastructure, facilities
and services; strengthen the economic and social base of communities; create
jobs and improve career opportunities for regional Victorians; and support local
project development and planning.
This position contributes to a multi-skilled team within the Hume Region.
As the Business Support Offi cer, you will play a key role in supporting the
delivery of a range of initiatives, programs and services including DSDBI grants
at a local and regional level, statutory planning requirements and Regional
Growth Plan implementation projects. You will also have responsibility for
managing the region’s accounts payable processes and provide general
business support to the broader Hume team.
To be successful in this role you will have excellent communication skills
and attention to detail.
For a confi dential discussion, please call Allison Mudford, Business Support
Coordinator, on (03) 5722 7124. For further information on the position,
including a Position Description, and to apply please visit
www.careers.vic.gov.au
Applications close midnight 23 March 2014 and must address
the Key Selection Criteria outlined in the Position Description.
Ad Reference: VG/019073
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WANGARATTA BASED VACANCYWomen’s and Children’s
Support WorkerCrisis Care Team:
Family Violence Services
Centre Against Violence is a community-based organisation that provides sexual assault services, therapeutic treatment services for children/young people with problem/abusive sexual behaviours and family violence crisis, accommodation and support services for people living in Ovens Murray district. We engage in our work utilising feminist philosophy, trauma models, strengths based approaches and a client focused position.
Position: Women’s and Children’s Support WorkerTeam: Crisis Care TeamProgram: Family Violence Crisis, Accommodation and Support ServicesEFT: Full Time Qualifications: Bachelor of Social Work or equivalentExperience: Preferred 2 years in the human services field or willingness to begin as a new graduateRegistrations: Professionals are willing to be registered with their peak body e.g. AASW
Salary and conditions will be in accordance with the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award 2010. Pay point will be negotiated according to qualifications and experience. Some above award conditions are applied.
Applicants are advised to collect an information kit to enable key selection criteria to be addressed.
Please address enquiries/collect information kitsand place applications to:
Kerry Burns, CEOCentre Against Violence
P.O. Box 438 Wangaratta Vic 3676 [email protected] Ph: (03) 5722 2203
Applications close 9:00am Monday 17th March
TEACHER – NURSING (2 POSITIONS) Full time and part time available. Fixed term to December 2014.This exciting opportunity is to teach units from our Diploma course. You must be a Registered Nurse with a higher
Training and Assessment TAE40110 to teach the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing).
APPLICATIONS CLOSE 5PM, 21 MARCH 2014
Apply online by visitingwww.wodongatafe.edu.au/jobsApplicants must address the selection criteria contained in the position descriptions to be considered for these positions.
2177_WT_070314. CRICOS 01961J ZO430211
Interested? www.indigoshire.vic.gov.au/jobs or call 03 5728 8011
Jobs at Indigo
Team Leader Library ServicesPart Time - 32 hours/week
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The Branch Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day
Applying your management skill and leadership experience, ideally you will have previously worked in the Employment
You will coordinate the successful service delivery, contractual and performance requirements of State and Federal
applicant will be a leader who will encourage and promote team planning and innovation to capitalise on the individual
Your customer-focused approach to work will shine through
Ideally, the successful applicant will possess the following skills and experience!
and operational success Proven experience in achieving and assisting others to achieve set targets and Key Performance Indicators Experience working within the Job Services Australia (JSA), Disability Employment Services (DES) and/or Australia Apprenticeship Support Services (AASS) industry or an aligned program The ability to analyse information in an objective manner to ensure effective problem solving in a team environment Strong labour market knowledge of the local and surrounding areas and the ability to build effective networks and relationships, and The ability to quickly learn and apply complex government guidelines
An employment package between 86K -91K will be provided
employed on a full time maximum term contract working to
To be considered for this role, you must address the Key Selection Criteria
Applications close 13 March 2014
Teachers and TrainersDo you have exceptional industry or subject skills, classroom or on the job teaching or training experience?The Centre for Continuing Education Wangaratta is seeking teachers and trainers. We are especially interested in
in teaching literacy and numeracy to youth in Wangaratta and Benalla and teaching
in Wangaratta to people interested in support work in primary school classrooms.We are also interested in hearing from trainers with experience in delivering First Aid and hospitality courses. Holding or currently
highly regarded. Employment arrangements will be negotiated with the successful applicants who are expected initially, to be sessional or part time, with the possibility of moving to full time.A detailed position description and information on how to apply can be obtained from www.thecentre.vic.edu.au/careers-the-centre or by contacting The Centre on (03) 5721 0200.
Expressions of interest (including an
[email protected] by 5pm Friday, March 28.
The Centre is an Equal Opportunity employer and pays Above Award wages
www.thecentre.vic.edu.au
Galen Catholic College Wangaratta is a co-educational College with an enrolment
of 1094 students from Years 7-12 and120 full and part time staff.
teaching positions:-Maternity Leave replacement
Combination of Drama, Italian (Year 7)English, Humanities, Italian,Religious Education (Year 8)
Religious Education (Year 11)
Term 2 onlyEnglish, History, VCAL Literacy (Year 11)
These positions will be a combinationof full and part-time.
Please email your letter of applicationand a current CV to
[email protected] post to
The Principal, Galen Catholic College,PO Box 630, Wangaratta 3676.
Applications close 4.00pm Monday10th March 2014
Galen Catholic College Wangaratta
PROJECT OFFICER, HUME REGION
$57,764 - $70,137 pa (Plus 9.25% Superannuation)Wodonga Location
The Department of State Development, Business and Innovation (DSDBI) is
the Victorian Government’s lead agency for the promotion and facilitation
of the State’s economic development. The Department develops and
implements a diverse range of programs and projects designed to attract and
facilitate investment, encourage exports, generate job opportunities, stimulate
innovation, and promote Victoria nationally and internationally.
The position of Project Offi cer sits within the Department’s Wodonga offi ce
of Regional Development Victoria (RDV).
With a focus on building stronger communities through employment,
investment and infrastructure, RDV supports regional Victoria primarily through
the $1 billion Regional Growth Fund to provide better infrastructure, facilities
and services; strengthen the economic and social base of communities; create
jobs and improve career opportunities for regional Victorians; and support local
project development and planning.
This position contributes to a multi-skilled team within the Hume Region.
As a Project Offi cer, you will play a key role in supporting the delivery of
a range of initiatives, programs and services including DSDBI grants at a local
and regional level. You will also provide general business support
to the broader Hume team.
To be successful in this role you will have excellent communication skills
(written and Verbal) and strong attention to detail.
For a confi dential discussion, please call Mark Martin, Manager, Regional
Delivery and Business Engagement – Hume, on (02) 6059 0201. For further
information on the position, including a Position Description, and to apply
please visit www.careers.vic.gov.au
Applications close midnight 23 March 2014 and must address the Key Selection
Criteria outlined in the Position Description.
Ad Reference: VG/019078
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Snow Operations Staff WantedSeason 2014Mt Hotham Alpine Resort Management Board invites applications for the following positions for the 2014 winter season:
cers
Further information and application forms can be obtained by visitingwww.mthotham.com.au or by calling Human Resources on (03) 5759 3550.
By Mail:
Mt Hotham Alpine Resort Management
By Email:
By Fax:
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education. New graduates are encouraged to apply.Enquiries Annalee Gardam, Team Leader Acute Allied Health
on (03) 5722 0113.Position closing date - 5pm Friday 21st November, 2008.
www.nhw.hume.org.au
The successful applicant will have undergone a WWC & police check. For further details including a
position description visit:
NORTHEAST HEALTH WANGARATTAREGISTERED NURSES Grade 3Palliative Care, Casual, Ref No: 14/15CDistrict Nursing, Casual, Ref No: 14/16CContact: Rhonda Lea (03) 57225348
Closing Date for both positions: 17 March 2014
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST – Grade 2Sub-Acute, 48 hours/fortnight, Ref No: 14/17CContact: Courtney Ward-Jackson (03) 5722 5555
REGISTERED NURSES – Grade 2Temporary until 30 June 2014Theatre, Part-time, Ref No: 14/19CContact: Liz O’Halloran or Megan Coppolino (03) 57225244
ASSOCIATE CHARGE NURSEIlloura – Residential Aged Care80 hours/fortnight, Ref No: 14/20CContact: Christine Symmons (03) 57210302
Closing Date for all the above positions: 21 March 2014
St John’s Village Inc – Wangaratta“Care, Compassion, Respect’’
Enrolled Endorsed NurseTeam Leader
Part TimeSt John’s Village are seeking an experienced Enrolled Endorsed Nurse to take on the role of Team Leader in our Dementia facility.For more information regarding the role please contact Mrs Jeanette Ryan, Acting Director of Care on (03) 5721 4214.To apply and obtain relevant paperwork please visit: www.stjohnsvillage.com.au/vacancies
Applications close at 5.00pm onTuesday 11th March, 2014
WANGARATTA & BORDERCARDIOLOGY AND
RESPIRATORY CENTRE
CARDIOLOGY AND RESPIRATORY TECHNICIAN/
CLINICAL NURSE4 to 5 days per week Permanent position
Wangaratta & Border Cardiology and Respiratory Centre is a cardiac and respiratory testing
facility we have centres in both Wangaratta and Wodonga. We employ a number of clinical nurses,
sonographers and support staff. We wish to employ a person with a nursing degree or tertiary qualifications, who has
excellent communication skills, excellent time management skills and the ability to work as
part of a multi-disciplined team. Post graduate experience in cardiology and/or respiratory
medicine would be an advantage.This position offers a stimulating work
environment. Salary and conditions will be in accordance with the relevant award.
To obtain a Position Description or make any further enquiries about this role please contact
The Practice Manager on (03) 5722 1162. Applications to Wangaratta Cardiology and
Respiratory Centre, 29 Clark Street, Wangaratta 3677 or emailed to [email protected].
Applications close Tuesday 11th March.
QUALIFIED PLUMBER(SUB-CONTRACTOR)
Enquiries phone: Peter 0429 800 977
Ask about networking your classified advert into our regional publications:Myrtleford Times/Alpine ObserverBooking deadline: 12 noon MondayOvens & Murray AdvertiserPublished WednesdayBooking deadline: 4pm TuesdayMansfield CourierPublished WednesdayBooking deadline: 12 noon MondayNorth East FarmerPublished monthlyBooking deadline: 2nd Friday of monthEuroa GazetteBooking deadline: 12 noon Monday
Regional Publications
Phone: (03) 5723 [email protected]
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40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
EMPLOYMENT
JOURNALIST(RE-ADVERTISED: Previous applicants need not apply)
North East Newspapers – Myrtleford, Vic.
North East Newspapers, a leading and award-winning publisher of regional newspapers, has a position for a journalist in our Alpine office, based in Myrtleford, Victoria.
We seek a well-rounded journalist with at least two years’ experience to oversee our two weekly Alpine newspapers – The Myrtleford Times, and The Alpine Observer.
Reporting to the group editor, you will be a confident self starter with a good eye for local news, and have the ability to guide a cadet journalist.
This role would suit a community-focused journalist with a strong ability to establish and maintain contacts within the local area and build rapport quickly with all walks of life.
The successful applicant needs to be well organised, have some photography skills and be able to work closely with other editorial and office staff.
A valid driver’s licence and the ability to work flexible hours is also required.
This position is based in Myrtleford, part of the picturesque Alpine Valley, in beautiful North East Victoria.
Applications, including a covering letter and resume, together with examples of published work should be forwarded to:
Jeff Zeuschner,Group Editor,PO Box 221, Wangaratta, Vic, 3676.Ph: (03) 5723 [email protected]
A Cheeky Gal, 18+, 1902 271 048. Randy Housewives, 1902 225 951. $2.45pm mobx.
FREE RANGEHENS
ISA Brown Pullets,$18 each.
Phone Beckyor Hugh on
5798 1868
THREE Silver Laced Wyandotte chickens, 6 months old layers. $60 ono for the lot. Ph 0412 290 381.
M O B I L E d o g grooming. Curbside, professional care. Full service - c l ipping, bathing, nails, f lea treatment. Superior results at a reasonable price. Call to book 5752 2121.
is having a
CLEARANCE SALESATURDAY, MARCH 8
From 9am - 1pm.Located at the rear of 67b Reid St,
access via Ovens St.Selling home wares, furniture, artwork, vintage clothing and accessories, shop
props and many more treasures.
COMBINED, 3 /38 Docker Street. Large workbench, breadmaker, books, foot massager, retro chairs, magazines, assorted tins, bric-a-brac. Friday only till 6pm.
LOUNGE suite, desk, corner TV unit, baby i tems, much more. Saturday, March 8, 7.30am. 18 Salisbury Street, Wangaratta.
MARCH 8th, 5 Hulme Drive. Undercover. Buffalo forge Pickheads goldpans, van power wheel, lights, Active 1 antenna, household indoor, outdoor items, lace, beads, magazines.
MONSTER combined sale, 12 Diffey Road, Beechworth, March 8 and 9, 8am-4pm. Vintage motors, kitchen cupboards, white goods, beds, tv and comp desks, sewing machines, craft, looms x 2.
1 6 M u n t z S t r e e t , Wangaratta. Household and ou tdoor i t ems from 50 years at the one address. Includes crockery, glassware, kitchen items, chairs, clothes, dryer, JVC stereo system, records, CDs, books, magazines, a r t w o r k s , t o o l s , McCulloch chainsaw, ladders, eskies, barbecue and antiques. Start 8am 8/3/14. No early sales.
R E S E RV E R o a d , Oxley, Saturday, 8am start. Furniture (lounge suite, Coonara, bed surround), bric-a-brac, books. Bring a trailer.
SATURDAY, 8am-12pm, 54 Edwards Street, no early callers. Household items, card making supplies, toys, books and bric-a-brac, all must go.
SATURDAY, 8am-12noon, 11 Turner Street. Office cupboards with laminex tops, curtains, pelmets, rods, deb dress size 10, single doona covers, recipe books, cushions and lots more.
S P O R T I N G equipment, 12 person tent, camping, lots of bargains. 17 Jordyn Terrace, 8am-11am, Saturday.
11 Swinburne Drive, S a t u r d a y 8 a m - 1 2 . 3 0 p m . M o v i n g sale. Old lawnmowers, whipper snipper, bric-a-brac, clothes, furniture.
25 Younger Street , Saturday, 8am start. Lounge, bed, washing machine, bric-a-brac, h o u s e h o l d g o o d s , clothes and lots more.
ALL building jobs. Extensions, renovations, ba th rooms , t i l i ng , j o i n e r y, a l f r e s c o , alterations, general maintenance, owner b u i l d e r s . C o n t a c t Andrew 0418 597 246.
CONCRETING - Big or small jobs. Paths, driveways, shed slabs, verandahs. 15 years experience. For a free q u o t e p h o n e Tr ev Anderson on 0422 200 761.
R E N D E R I N G - Considering rendering or upgrading the look of your home? We specialise in Acrylic rendering and Texture coatings. Contact Zack at Trowled up Rendering 0403 730 048 to arrange a free quote.
TOYOTA AurionProdigy sedan 2007,leather upholstery, tint-ed windows, rear andfront parking sensors, color mica metallic,registered to 14/8/2014,auto, (WOC239), ex-cellent cond., climatecontrol, service manualon hand. $12,500 ono.Ph 5721 4686.
2009 NISSAN X-TRAIL T31-TSOne owner, tinted windows, floor mats. Front seat
covers, blue tooth, towbar. 295,000kms.
Reg 10/14 XIA988 RWC. $13,500.
Ph 048 800 121
FORD Courier 2001turbo diesel, 4 x 4 dualcab utility, reg. QWY-489. Bullbar, towbar, tonneau cover, neverbeen off road, 112,000 kms. $10,000. Phone 5775 3029.
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STAINLESS s t ee l tradesmens ute rack, 80mm dia, suits AV2 Falcon to BA Falcon utes, $200. Ph 5725 1616 or 0427 251 610.
BOATING LICENCE COURSE
in Wangaratta Saturday, March 15.Bookings essential
Ph 0422 438 732Marine Licence
Training.ACN 092 478 718
F O R K L I F T T C M model FG25T6, lift height 4300mtr, lift weight 2170kg, 2277 hours , th ree s t age container, mast books and service history, neat and tidy unit, $14,000 ono. Ph 0407 004 542.
FORD Super Dexta tractor, 3812 hours, $7000. Ph 0423 113 110.
MASSEY Ferguson 2615 (current model), 50hp, front wheel assist, 150hrs only (as new), no further use, $20,000 ono. Berends h/duty 6ft slasher, little use, excellent condition, $1650 ono. Ph 5727 9406.
LARGE shed to house securely undercover, historic operational preserved bus, minimum 40FT (12.2m) long by 11FT (3.4m) high with suitable access. Shed could be on a farm or property within 30 minutes of Wangaratta. contact David 0409 356 885 (correct number).
C A K E d e c o r a t i n g nozels, Candyman or Icemaker. Please call Fay on 0427 320 293.
A 2 B To w i n g a n d Salvage, servicing NE Victoria and beyond. Forklift, scissor lift h i re . 24/7 service . Wangaratta, call Tony 0418 132 056.
BIKE, triathlon time t r i a l , Tr e k S p e e d Concept 2.5, 2011, l a r g e , e x c e l l e n t condition, $1350 ono. Ph 0458 550 545.
12’ Brooker tinny, 8hp Evenrude motor + 15 hp Johnson (needs work), trailer, 4 rod holders, (Bimini cover) $2500, ono. Phone 5754 2273.
FIREWOOD. Redgum or box mix, 3 to 6 tonne truck loads, pre-season discounts starts now. Hill’s Wood Yard. Ph 0400 651 748 or (03) 5726 5359.
FIREWOOD for sale, pick up or delivery available, no load too big or small. Please contact 1300 788 830.
FRIDGE freezer, near new, $500. Ph 0409 554 762.
H AY - 1 0 0 s m a l l squares, suitable for cattle, $6 per bale. Ph 5727 6332.
HUSTLER Zero Turn Mowers and Spares, t h e i r n e w h o m e , Wangaratta Saw and Lawnmower Service, 149 Vincent Road, Wangaratta.
HYDRAULIC Jockey w h e e l - j a c k , $ 1 5 0 . Power wheel , $90. Truck-caravan towing mirrors, $150. Awning screen mesh, 17’, $50. Gasmate gas heater, $50. Ph 5721 2075 or 0428 212 072.
INDUSTRIAL sewing machines; 1 Pfaff 463 automatic, $500. 1 Yamato four thread o/locker, $200. 1 Siruba L819-X2 light canvas, a s n ew, $ 1 5 0 0 . 1 domestic Janome four thread o/locker, $250. Ph 5721 6877.
2 KVA generator plus canvas cover plus 9m security wire rope, never used, $1100. Ph 0478 421 884.
LARGE dining room extension table, with inlaid Walnut veneer top, six high backed chairs, two of which are carvers, has had very little use, and is in perfect condition, $1500. Ph 0408 589 754.
NE Car Removals , 24/7, f ree removal o f c a r s , b o a t s , c /vans, machinery, etc. Servicing NE Victoria. Ph 0418 132 056.
PANASONIC 50cm TV, needed set box, price neg. Ph 0418 129 651.
PEA HAY / Garden mulch, $8. CLOVER/RYE hay, $12. Small b a l e s , w e e d f r e e , Wednesday delivery. Phone Katie 0407 211 128.
PS3 games - Call of Duty Black Ops, World of War, Pirates of the Caribbean at Worlds End, Assassins Creed and Heavenly Sword. Total value of games new was $390, selling all five for $100 ono. Ph 0412 290 381.
QUEEN size mattress and base, mattress brand new, $180. Ph 0427 049 101.
S I LVA N G O O D S REDUCED. New slashers f rom $1550. 55ltr 12vlt spot sprayer, $199. 20ltr trolley 12vlt garden sprayer, $249. 50ltr ATV 12vlt spot sprayer, $299. Quality, 8ltr hand sprayer, $53 . P lus Selectra pumps, spray guns, fuel transfer units, backpack sprayers, out they go. RWE Fraser Ag, 149 Vincent Road, Wangaratta.
STAG and Elk ferns on permanent boards, ready to hang, best offer. Ph 5721 3460.
T Y R E S , u s e d , guaranteed quali ty. F and B from $30 each. 10” to 16”. W treads, light truck. X ply. Adzam Tyres, 44 Newman Street.Ph 5722 2035 or 0428 257 221.
WALL cabinet 1850w, internal light, colour walnut, as new $175. Ph 0427 251 610.
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THE Hume Veterans Cy-cling Club celebrated its birth-day with its annual “Anniver-sary Handicap” last weekend.
Held at Dookie over the arduous 52km open race cir-cuit, taking in Mt Major, only a few keen riders were willing to tackle the difficult three lap circuit.
The club, which was set up in 1996, held its inaugu-ral race at Tatong in 1997 and moved to Dookie after a few years.
This year five groups set off with all riders hoping to take home the trophy.
First away was the lone limit rider, starting 10 minutes ahead of the chasing bunch and 22 minutes from the scratch boys.
Middle markers Fletcher, Grealy and Wohlers (9min) combined well together but it took them two and a half laps to reel in the 12 minute group.
The limit rider lost the race lead a kilometre later and seven riders headed for home with block in the rear view
mirror and scratch closing the gap at a fast pace of knots.
The final rise in the eleva-tion came with 3km to go and Stokes took the initiative and bolted to the front on the as-cent, catching the other riders by surprise.
They expected him to fall back to the bunch with some distance still to travel, but Stokes kept the pace on.
While the other riders were looking at each other as to who was going to chase the leader down, Stokes was clos-ing in on the finish line.
The rail line approached and the pace picked up with six riders in the sprint, but it was to be for the minor plac-ings as Stokes crossed the line for his first ever win and one that he’d been chasing since his commencement with the club more than 10 years ago.
O’Brien won the bunch sprint for second place with Grealy a very close third.
Davison took the fourth plac-ing with Wohlers and Fletcher coming home just a few metres
back for fifth and sixth.Scratch never got to block,
which left them to have their own sprint with Washington getting home in eighth.
Less than 30 seconds back scratch was led home by Strang to give him 11th and fastest time honors.
Results: 1 – Colin Stokes (12) 1.37.32 (31.99 kph); 2 – Stephen O’Brien (12); 3 – Bernie Grealy (9); 4 – Gra-ham Davison (12); 5 – Dave Wohlers (9); 6 – Max Fletcher (9); 7 – Chris Wilkins (22); 8 – Michael Washington (4); 9 – Simon Hall (4); 10 – Grant Pol-lard (4). Fastest time: Ian Strang (scr) 1.27.27 (35.68 kph).
Next club race is Sunday, March 16 – Glenrowan 61km handicap.
Race entries close on Fri-day, March 14 at 9pm with Bernie Grealy - phone (03) 5721 3799.
For membership details or information phone Simon Hall on 0448 533 322 or visit www.humeveterans.com.au for details.
Stokes claims first ever win
PERSONAL best times and time trial improvements were the theme of the night at Wan-garatta Cycling Club track races last Friday at the Showgrounds.
Organisers welcomed new U17 rider Oscar Cooper to his first race on the track and he is already showing solid bike han-dling skills and good speed.
A six-lap motor pace was one of the highlights of the night for the senior riders while a 15-lap double elimination race sorted out the field later in the evening.
Paul DaSilva recorded the third fastest 500m ITT for the night in only his second night of competition and will be one rider to watch in the future.
Senior competitors were: ABC - Fergus Samon, Sea-mus Lane, Alex Little (U15), Paul DaSilva, Cyril Land, Mil-ton Mann, Aden Corke (U15); Junior BC: Megan Quick, Dan DaSilva; Novice Track: Oscar Cooper, Sam Northey, Cooper Northey and; Novice Chocky Racers: Madison Grace, Tahlia Grace, Ava Saunders, Tess DaSilva.
Juniors track race training is at 4pm on Mondays, seniors at
5pm on Wednesdays and more information can be obtained by contacting Dean McDonald on 0427 121 080 or Jeff Little on 0419 241 259.
The Wangaratta Cycling Club track racing at the show-grounds is held each Friday at 6pm for both juniors and sen-iors and the club is encouraging members of the public to come down and support the riders.
Race results: Senior ABC: 500m ITT - 1st Seamus Lane (42.62s), 2nd Fergus Samon (42.86s), 3rd Paul DaSilva (44.20s). Senior ABC: 6 lap motorpace - 1st Alex Little, 2nd Fergus Samon, 3rd Seamus Lane. Senior ABC: Double elim-ination (15 laps) - 1st Seamus Lane, 2nd Fergus Samon, 3rd Alex Little. Junior BC: 500m ITT - 1st Megan Quick (51.11s), 2nd Dan DaSilva (53.59s), 3rd Oscar Cooper (54.85s).
Junior BC: 2 lap Individual Pursuit - 1st Megan Quick, 2nd Dan DaSilva. Junior/Novice 2 lap Individual Pursuit - 1st Os-car Cooper, 2nd Dan DaSilva. Novice Track: Flying 200m ITT - Oscar Cooper (17.41s). Novice Track: 500m ITT - 1st
Sam Northey (1:06.64s), 2nd Cooper Northey (1:14.39s), 3rd Tahlia Grace (1:28.48s). Novice Track: 1 lap handicap - 1st Sam Northey, 2nd Cooper Northey, 3rd Tahlia Grace. Novice Track: Flying 200m ITT - 1st Sam Northey (22.12s), 2nd Cooper Northey (28.08s), 3rd Tahlia Grace (31.49s). Nov-ice Chocky Racers: 200m ITT - 1st Tessa DaSilva (43.16s), 2nd Madison Grace (43.81s), 3rd Ava Saunders (55.40s). Novice Chocky Racers: Handi-cap - 1st Ava Saunders, 2nd Tessa DaSilva, 3rd Madison Grace. Novice Chocky Rac-ers: Handicap - 1st Madison Grace, 2nd Tessa DaSilva, 3rd Ava Saunders.
Wangaratta Cycling Club also advises all members and visitors that it will hold race one of its Autumn Racing Se-ries tomorrow at the Shanley Street clubrooms at 2pm. Registration will be taken at 1.30pm. The 47km race will be two loops of Max’s Block via Shanley Street, Warby Range Road, Glenrowan and Old Highway with the finish back in Shanley Street.
WITH the local football seasons only weeks away, AFL North East Border is gearing up to launch Auskick participation with Footy Fren-zy events planned across the region.
Kicking off at the Wanga-ratta Indoor Sports and Aquat-ic Centre on Friday, March 14, the two-hour Footy Frenzy program includes an inflatable football playground for kids, music, footy giveaways and the opportunity for parents to register online for Auskick on the night.
AFL NEB football devel-opment manager Zac Guil-foyle said the program had everything young footballers could hope for.
“The Footy Frenzy events are interactive and engaging football activities where kids can take a specky, kick a goal, run the obstacle tunnel and take the vertical leap test,” he said.
The Footy Frenzy events run from 4-6pm and roll into the Benalla Basketball Stadium on Friday, March 21, and in the courtyard of The Cube in Wodonga on Friday, March 28.
“The Footy Frenzy events are free and our development staff will be on hand to dis-cuss entry points into Auskick and junior football across the region,” Guilfoyle said.
“This is a great opportu-nity for families to learn more about AFL participation pro-grams while the kids can play in a safe, supervised environ-ment.”
More information on the Footy Frenzy events is avail-able at www.aflneb.com.au or by contacting AFL NEB on 5722 1993.
Footy Frenzy to hit the region
Cyclists clock up top times
