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The plans are being developed in a partnership between local government,

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2012 Hyundai i30,(ZGI937), 5400km, balance of new car warranty and 7 yearroadside assistance,immaculate condition,$17,300. Ph 0400 896364.

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CARL’S Catch of the Day Seafood Trailers. Bottlemart (Next to Everyday Gourmet), Rowan Street, Tuesday, 12pm - 6pm. Friday, 11am - 6pm. Wang Hydraulics, Parfi tt Road (opposite Super Cheap Auto), Thursday, 12pm - 6pm. Eftpos/credit cards welcome. Ph 0409 178 721.

ELECTRIC treadmills fo r h i r e and sa l e , exercise in your own home, at your own pace! Free delivery. Also ex-hire treadmills for sale at $250. Wangaratta Fitness Equipment. Ph 0400 993 833.

FIREWOOD, dry split, pick up only. Carboor $90m3. Ph 5729 5509.

FIREWOOD - redgum or box mix, mini tipper or truck loads. Hill’s Woodyard, 7 days. Ph 0400 651 748 or (03) 5726 5359.

FIREWOOD - Kiln d r i e d h a r d w o o d . TOPSOIL - garden m i x / l a w n m i x . Wangarat ta Garden Supplies, Racecourse Road. Ph 0407 305 456.

FIREWOOD SALE this Saturday, June 8. Mixed wood, redgum, yellow box, stringy. Open 9am - 5pm this Saturday, $90 p/m pick up. Ph 0438 830 579 for details. Delivery available. Cheaper for larger quantities.

F R E E S TA N D I N G electric stove and oven, Westinghouse Kimberly 509, ceramic glass top, 50cm, near new, $450 ono. Ph 0437 446 819.

HAY - quality lucerne, small squares, $11 per bale. Ph 5727 0478.

I T ’ S S A L A M I TIME. Salami skins, n a t u r a l s a u s a g e casings, capocollo wraps, capsicum sauce and accessories. Phone Domenic (03) 5722 9517 or 0417 835 327.

P E T f o o d . F r e s h c h i c k e n m i n c e o r chicken frames, 10kg for $10. Ph 5721 3444.

SALAMI season. Pork legs $4.99kg. Pork shoulders $4.kg. Pork trim $4.99kg. Pork mince $5.99kg. Your Everyday Gourmet, 2 5 R owa n S t r e e t , Wangaratta, 5721 3444.

8 seater teak outdoor setting, A1 condition $420. Contact Willy Morger, 42 Cambridge Drv., Wangaratta. Ph: 5722 4287 or 0422 200 278.

GENTLEMAN in 50’s, stable, average guy looking to fi nd lady 44-57 years, re friendship. Drop a letter to PO Box 359, Wangaratta.

PAOLAElisa

10.06.1925 - 03.06.2013Giovannino

07.12.1926 - 03.06.2013Passed away peacefully after 65 years

of marriage, surrounded by their loving family.

Dearly loved parents of Pat, Mario, Norina, Rosa, and Silvana.

Fond parents in law of Leanne, Kathy, Phillip, Chris and Darren.

Adored nanna and nonno of Tanya, John, Marc, Nadia, Gabriella, and Bianca;

Vanessa, and Alana; Sarah, and Matthew; Elisa, Jillian, and Taylor; Luke, and Ben.

Great nanna and nonno of Nicholas, Kaelah, Jiordan, and Liam; Zali, Ben,

and Zach; and Eva.In our hearts you will always stayLoved and remembered every day.

CATHRO, LenThe president and

members of the Probus Club of

Wangaratta Inc. mourn the loss of our esteemed

Member.

With our deepest sympathies to Beth

and family.

GOFF, Margaret

Aged 96.Mum, only your special love stays with us always,The kind of

love that only a mother can give.Your love is our

constant reassurance that you are

with us forever.Mum we love you always.

- Your son Darrel xox and

Marie xox.

GOFF, Margaret. Passed away peacefully at St John’s Nursing Home. Aged 96. Dearly loved Mum of Kaye and loved mother-in-law of Alan. Loved nana to Trudy and Guy, Darren and Carmelina, Brooke and Daniel. Old-Nana to Jemma, Paige, Ava, Max, Ethan and Ruby. A mother’s love is something special, No one can explain. I t ’s made o f deep devotion, sacrifi ce and pain, A daughter’s love for her mother, It is a treasure no one can steal.

T h a n k y o u t o t h e caring staff at St John’s Nursing Home.

GOFF, Margaret. Passed away peacefully at St John’s Nursing Home. Dearly loved Mum of Trevor and mother-in-law of Kath. Loved Nan of Emma, Sarah, Lauren and Lee. She would not wish for sadness, She never cared for fuss, Only to be remembered, By each and all of us. Rest in peace.

JA M E S , Wa r w i c k Charles.

Loved brother and b r o t h e r - i n - l a w o f Faye and Bill (dec) McGregor.

Loved uncle “Wok” of Rod, Wendy (dec), Ly n e t t e , H e a t h e r , Glenys and Kim and their families.

Rest peacefully “Wok”.

BEEBY, Dulcie. Passed away May 30, 2013. Dear Dulce, L o v i n g m e m o r i e s always. Now resting peacefully with her loved ones. - Love Dorothy and Anne-Maree.

CATHRO, Leonard John. 3/5/1927 - 1/6/2013 Passed away peacefully. L ove d a n d l ov i n g h u s b a n d o f B e t h . Tr e a s u r e d D a d o f Clinton and Michelle. Much loved Grandpa of Matthew and James. Len was a man for all seasons who led a full and eventful life. 86 i s an exce l len t innings and he is now on an extended fi shing adventure. Always in our hearts.

CATHRO, Len. Respected brother-in-law of Patsy and Bill Porter. Uncle to Bill and Sil, Terry and Peter. May he rest in peace.

FORD, Eunice Mary Veronica. P a s s e d a w a y a t Myrtleford Lodge Aged Care on June 3, 2013. Aged 93. Wife of Robert Victor Ford and Smiler (Pa) (both dec). Mother and mother-in-law of Marcia, Robert and Alida. Ninnie to Kerrie and Jason, Diane and Matt, Glenn and Jessica, Renee and Alan. Great Ninnie to 16 and great great Ninnie to 2.

In God’s garden you rest above,

In our hearts you rest with love.

G O F F, M a r g a r e t Frances. 14/5/1917 - 2/6/2013 Passed away peacefully at St John’s Village Wangaratta. Aged 96 years. Loving wife of Clifford (dec). Loved mother of Darrel, Ken, Garry, K a y e a n d Tr evo r. Mother-in-law of Marie, Karen, Helen, Alan and Kath. Cherished Nana and Old Nana of all her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Reunited with Dad.

PAOLA, Giovannino and Elisa. Our heart and thoughts are wi th Pasquale , Mario, Rosa, Silvana and Norina on the passing of your mum and dad. Wonderful brother to Teresa Mastroianni and brother-in-law Giovanni Mastroianni and uncle to Anna-Marie, Vincenzo and Tonino Mastroianni. Both wil l be sadly missed.

WALTER, Gladys. 26/6/1913 - 31/5/2013 Loved nanna, great nanna and great great nanna. Like branches on a tree we grow in different directions, Yet our roots remain as one. A long life lived well. Rest peacefully. - Rhonda and Lindsay, Kirsty, Troy and Eliza, Melitta and Damien, Felicity and Jason, Kurt and Steph.

WA LT E R , G l a d y s Violet. 26/6/1913 - 31/5/2013 Dearly loved mother of Betty, mother-in-law of Peter. Loved grandmother of Rodney and Monique, Dianne and Scott, Neville and Kim, Gaye and David. Dearest great nana of Amanda, Rachel, Mitchell, Sarah, Tahlia, Jordan, Callum and Ashley. In our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered everyday.

WA LT E R , G l a d y s Violet. Of Hinchley Street, Wangaratta. Passed away peacefully (with family by her side) at Northeast Health Wangaratta on May 31, 2013. In her 100th year. B e l o v e d w i f e o f Percy (dec) . Much loved mother of Betty M a t t h e w s , N a n c y P e r k i n s , B eve r l ey Walter, Rex, Noreen Roberts, Kevin, Robert and families. Cherished memories.

CATHROA service to celebratethe life of Mr LeonardJohn Cathro will beheld in the MasonPark Funeral Home,95 Mason Street,Wangaratta tomorrow,Thursday, June 6,2013 commencing at10.30am.The funeral will leaveat the conclusion of theservice for theWangaratta LawnCemetery.No flowers by request.In lieu a donationmade in memory ofLeonard to theWangaratta PrivateHospital would beappreciated. Donationenvelopes will beavailable at the chapel.

FORDFuneral prayers forMrs Eunice MaryVeronica Ford will beoffered in the MasonPark Funeral Home,95 Mason Street,Wangaratta on Friday,June 7, 2013commencing at 10am.The funeral will leaveat the conclusion ofprayers for theWangaratta LawnCemetery.

GOFFThe funeral service forMrs Margaret FrancesGoff will be held in StMichael's AnglicanChurch, corner Appinand O'Leary Streets,Wangaratta on Friday,June 7, 2013commencing at 1pm.The funeral will leaveat the conclusion of theservice for theWangaratta LawnCemetery.

Remember your loved one in a lasting wayThe memory of a much loved family member or friend can live on through a donation to your local health service - Northeast Health Wangaratta. Your memorial donation can assist in securing the continued availability of comprehensive health care locally.The bereaved family will be notified of your memorial gift according to your wishes and you will receive a tax-deductible receipt for your donation. For further information or to make a donation please contact:

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HANCOCK – Leslie Charles22/09/1928 – 3/06/2013

Beloved son of Daisy and Johnna (both dec). Beloved brother of Valda and Joseph.

Loving and caring father of Joanne, John, Jenny and Sue.

Poppy Les of 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

To hear your voice, to see you smile, To sit and talk to you awhile,

To be together in the same old way, Would be our greatest wish today.

Dearly loved father and Pop Les of Joanne and all her family.

Today, tomorrow, our whole lives through, We will always love and remember you.

Silent thoughts of time together,Hold memories that will last forever.

- Your son John, grandchildren Ben and Sarah, Sherry and Travis and great

grandchildren Demi, Logan and Connor.

Silent thoughts of time together,Hold memories that will last forever.

Love you always- From your daughter Jenny and Bram and

grandson Eammon and Jill.

Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day.

- Sue, Nick, Gus, Rose, John and Nicholas

Les’family wish to thank the staff at Rangeview Nursing Home for their professional care.

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By SCOTT ANDERSON

WANGARATTA City’s over 35 men got revenge for last week’s loss to Albury City White on Sunday, win-ning a thrilling match 1-0 to maintain top spot on the Albury Wodonga Football Association table.

The Red Devils had an early goal disallowed due to a contentious off-side call, leaving the score deadlocked at 0-0 for the majority of the match.

A number of attempts on goal throughout the second half went close, but it wasn’t until late in the game when a corner kick from Marc Bongers set up a header for Lyndon Dodd that the Red Devils finally had the chance to celebrate.

The win was all the more satisfy-ing given Wangaratta City had suf-fered its first loss of the season when it went down to the same opponent 4-3 last week.

The two sides meet again in a cou-ple of weeks, in what will be an entic-ing rubber match.

Wangaratta’s reserves men also played out a thriller, up against Boomers FC, with both sides chasing their fifth win of the year.

In a back and forth clash, neither side was able to land the decisive blow, with the score line finishing up locked at 3-3.

Meanwhile, the division three men had a comfortable win over Boomers, dominating proceedings to triumph

3-0 and climb up to seventh place on the ladder.

In junior soccer, Wangaratta’s un-der 12s kept up their perfect start to the AWFA season, taking their record to nine wins from as many matches with a 10-0 rout of Boomers FC.

The young Red Devils were on the ball from the opening whistle, domi-nating play all over the ground and keeping the ball in their forward half almost exclusively.

The goals came thick and fast, with Boomers players unable to mount any resistance to the onslaught.

The Wangaratta side boasts the most potent attack in the competition, aver-aging nine goals per match, while they have conceded just seven goals in total.

The club’s under 13 side chalked up its sixth win of the season, cruis-ing past Boomers for a 6-2 win.

In under 14 soccer, Wangaratta continued to stumble, suffering its second straight loss after opening the season with nine consecutive wins.

The Red Devils were beaten 4-0 by new ladder leader Boomers FC, slip-ping to third place in the process.

But it was good news for the under 14 girls, who thrashed Albury City 12-0 in what was a completely unex-pected result.

Meanwhile Wangaratta’s under 16 side maintained its unblemished re-cord, registering its 11th straight win with a 4-0 defeat of Boomers FC.

By JEREMY WILSON

WANGARATTA City returned to the winner’s list on Sunday, eclipsing fellow finals aspirant Boomers FC 5-1 at South Wanga-ratta and moving into the top four for the first time in a number of years.

In the final round of action be-fore the Albury/Wodonga Football Association breaks for the Queen’s Birthday, the Red Devils were de-termined to get three points.

And with Stefan Joseph scoring a double in the second half, Wan-garatta City was able to see off every Boomers’ challenge.

Wangaratta co-coach Mario An-tonello said the win was crucial for his side and added they could move higher after the break.

“Definitely very happy to get the win we were,” he said.

“Both us and Boomers were on

the same points heading into the game so to get the win was prob-ably worth two.

“We skip clear of them now and we’re in equal fourth.

“If results go our way after the bye we could slot into third.”

Nick Frawley opened the scor-ing in the first half after a goal line scramble but that would be the only goal for the first 45 minutes and the Red Devils had to fight hard to prevent Boomers from equalising.

But in the second half Joseph made it hard for Boomers to get into the match by doubling the lead early.

Boomers had the chance to peg one back, however, Jon Shaw saved a penalty before Harry Hill made it three goals with an easy tap in.

The visitors finally hit back with a goal but the game was as good as over with Richard Hodgeman

and Joseph adding the finishing touches.

Antonello said the Red Dev-ils’ defensive quartet of Hill, Tom Frawley, Aaron Taylor and Ahmet Ay were outstanding.

“Tom played left back and he was best on ground for us,” he said.

“Young Aaron Taylor was a close second in the best on ground voting as well at right back.

“Those two together with Harry Hill and Ahmet, they set up a lot of our attacks.

“Probably 70 per cent of our at-tacking moves came from those boys.”

Antonello was also impressed with his side’s ability to finish off on Sunday, as it has been an area of the game that the Red Devils have struggled in at times this season.

The Red Devils will enjoy a week’s break before taking on Wo-donga Heart at home on June 16.

Devils in top fourWangaratta City thrashes Boomers 5-1 to climb up to association’s upper echelon

Over 35s gain revenge for last week’s loss to City

MY BALL: Wangaratta City’s Braden Bell keeps his Boomers opponent at bay while youngster Tahne Stevenson controls the ball. PHOTOS: Marc Bongers

AGILE: Stefan Joseph heads home a cross against Boomers.

SCOREBOARD

GOULBURN Valley Veterans Cycling Club held its bi-monthly Individual Time Trial Series race at Kialla on Sunday.

While the rain from Saturday was gone, the conditions were less than ideal for time trialling.

Strong, gusty winds replaced the rain and made for very tough racing against the clock.

There was little chance for most rid-ers to make improvement on their times but two riders bettered their previous best times by significant margins with Brett Gunning taking 63 seconds of his previ-ous best and Jason Shields turning in the fastest time for the day in 21.24 for the 16km course, bettering his previous best by 38 seconds.

Results: Jason Shields 21.24, Rowan Birch 22.01, Neville Laffy 23.20, Myles Higgins 24.45, Brett Gunning 25.47, Kevin Usher 27.02, Graeme McNeill 28.25,

John Tielen 28.50, Paul O’Dwyer 29.09, Don Mintern 29.42, Angelo Poppa 30.25, Scott Fisk 30.35, Neville Yuille 30.53, John Trewin 32.33, Don Brisbane 32.40, Ted Woodley 33.26, Anne Woodley 36.35.

Congratulations to all the club mem-bers who competed in the Oppy Race at Rochester on Saturday.

Next club race will be Sunday, June 16 at Kialla.

For more information phone Anne Woodley on 5828 3315.

WANGARATTA Netball Association semi finals draw for Wednesday, June 5.

6.30pm:Sect. 1: Girls Night Out v Fanta, C9 (S.

Delarue, E. Keir).Sect. 2: Romas v Mystx, C3 (E. Ritchie,

K. Bromich).Sect. 3: Bruck Titans v Charisma, C5

(C. Whinray, E. Hindle).Sect. 4: Avengers v Pepsi, C1 (K.

Michelini, E. Bigg).7.20pm:Sect. 1: Solo v Combos, C9 (K.

Michelini, D. Ravida).Sect. 2: Swifts v Dynamite, C3 (J.

Thrum, M. Allen).Sect. 3: Mr Black v Escape, C5 (L.

Gathercole, K. Harding).Sect. 4: Tenacity v Coke, C1 (R.

Malsem, K. Williams).

JUBILEE Golf Club results.Saturday, June 1, par, 1st round Presi-

dent’s trophy: winner: Mark Dean +3.Ball winner: Felix Gamze +1.Eagle on 9th hole to Mark Dean.Super nine winner: Mark Dean 22; run-

ner up: Aaron Kungl 22; 3rd: Rob Chuck 20.

Sunday, June 2, stroke: A grade: Charl DeMink 72. B grade: Danny Rizzo 74.

Ball winners: C. DeMink 72, A. Gibbs 73, D. Rizzo 74.

NTP: 4th: Andy Senkic; 8th: Ken Gul-bin; 13th: Danny Rizzo; 17th: Ian Mills.

Sunday, June 2, stroke, ladies: winner: Wendy Hennessy 68.

WANGARATTA District Pool Associa-tion results.

Round five: Benalla Jewells def Tav-ern 2 5-4; Vine 1 def Bullriders 7-2; First Lounge Bar def Railway Rogues 5-4; Tav-ern 1 def Myrtleford Misfits 5-4; Railway Bandits def Northo Tigers 5-4; Bullsass def Vine 2 5-4; Off the Rails def Northo Cobras 5-4.

Ladder: Bullsass (20 points, 31-14 win/loss); First Lounge Bar (16, 28-17); Vine 1 (16, 27-18); Northo Cobras (16, 27-18); Benalla Jewells (12, 24-21); Vine 2 (12, 23-22); Tavern 1 (12, 22-23); Railway Ban-dits (8, 24-21); Tavern 2 (8, 22-23); Off the Rails (6, 19-26); Railway Rogues (4, 23-22); Northo Tigers (4, 18-27); Myrtleford Misfits (4, 18-27); Bullriders (0, 15-30).

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WALTERA service to celebratethe life of Mrs GladysViolet Walter will beheld in the WangarattaUniting Church, 10Rowan Street,Wangaratta on Friday,June 7, 2013commencing at1.30pm.Private interment willhave preceded thisservice.

PAOLARequiem mass for therepose of the soul ofElisa and GiovanninoPaola will be offeredin St Patrick's CatholicChurch, Ford Street,Wangaratta onTuesday, June 11,2013 commencing at10.30am.The funeral will leaveat the conclusion ofmass for interment inthe WangarattaGeneral Cemetery(Vault section).Rosary will be recitedat 10am prior to themass.

HANCOCKFuneral prayers for MrLeslie CharlesHancock will beoffered in the MasonPark Funeral Home,95 Mason Street,Wangaratta onThursday, June 6,2013 commencing at2pm.

A private cremationwill follow.

No flowers by request.In lieu of flowers,donations made inmemory of Les to theA l z h e i m e r ' sAssociation would beappreciated. Donationenvelopes will beavailable at the chapelentrance.

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