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The South Eastern Times : September 30th 2014
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24 TANTANOOLA FOOTBALL PRESENTATIONS FANTASTIC JOB OPPORTUNITY! in beachport Hours 9.30am-2.30pm MonDAYS AND WedNESDAYS and will extend to Fridays in the new year - days are negotiable Skills including but not limited to: Going on bear hunts Climbing Trees Building Sand Castles Must be able to drive a toot toot chugga chugga big red car If your life is a Disney musical and you can click your For more information please email Sarah: smcgrath80@gmail.com or 0407 417 698 Applications close 10th October Position to start 5th November 2014 Plant Operators Millers Civil Contractors Pty Ltd is a progressive company with a reputation for delivering projects on time, on budget and an outstanding OHS record and Rollers Graders Excavators Backhoe We are looking for staff with experience in Civil If you are well presented, motivated and want to be part of an organisation that has enjoyed excellent growth, then you may be the applicant we are looking Please forward your resume to: A GRADE FOOTBALL (back row, from left): Jack Dawe (runner-up best and fairest and best under 21 player), Tim Stringer (best and fairest), Jason Dawe (coach), Glenn Gascoyne (leading goalkicker), Bradyn Reilly (most consistent), Lyndon Smith (players choice and timekeepers trophy). Front: Caleb Williams (most improved), Cohen Williams (best utility) and Dustin Knaggs (best team man). CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR: Jamey Hale, winner of the Reg Egan club person of the year award with club president Wayne Walker. LIFE MEMBERSHIP: Club president Wayne Walker presents a life membership to Colin Brown. LONG SERVICE: Club president Wayne Walker presents Nathan “Marky” Bell with his life membership. B GRADE TROPHY WINNERS: Tim Wilson (best team man), Nathan “Marky” Bell (best and fairest), Heath Douglas (joint runner-up best and fairest), Justin Rehn (most consistent), Josh Peters (coach). Front: Mitch Reilly (leading goalkicker), Clay Reilly (most dedicated), Jack Pearce (most improved). Absent: Ben McRostie (joint runner-up best and fairest). 24 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, September 30, 2014 www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au 656313 656258
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