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The South Eastern Times : January 12th 2017
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18 SPORT WAREHOUSE COORDINATOR GLOBAL LEADER AUST / NZ / ASIA FOCUS Lake Bonney LOCATION Vestas is the world leader in wind technology and a driving force in the development of the wind power industry. Vestas’ core business comprises the development, manufacture, sale, marketing and maintenance of Wind Turbines. Vestas installs and maintains wind farms throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Our warehouse is located near Tantanoola South Australia, and we are looking to employ a full time Warehouse Coordinator. The goods and equipment range that will be handled range from large industrial parts such as gear boxes and drive shafts, to electrical components, tools and safety equipment. You will track invoices, returns, undertake stock takes, and ensure up to date inventory data is maintained within the system. Key responsibilities in this role include: data entry, purchasing, stocktake, inventory control, import/export, transport & logistics coordination and reporting. individuals who understand the importance of meeting both internal and external customer expectations have excellent communications skills - both written and verbal intra and interstate for short periods. high-level computer competency including experience working with SAP systems a strong commitment to safety and a safe working environment, and a high level understanding of transport/logistics in the local market forklift license preferable To register your interest, forward your resume together with a cover letter at ROCEE@vestas.com explaining why you believe you would be suitable for this position. 708826 Warm up for Gallio J.L. ‘FRED’ SMITH fred@setimes.com.au THE fairytale football career of new Millicent coach Clint Gallio continued on the weekend when he holidayed interstate and was named best-on-ground in his first game. He started on the bench for the Southern Districts Crocs in the Premier League in Darwin on Sunday and rotated through the mid-field. By game’s end he was dominating on the ball and in the forward line as his team easily accounted for the Darwin Buffaloes at TIO Stadium by 68 points. His experience has whet- ted his appetite for footy in the “Top End” and he is chatting with his coach and former Brisbane Lions player Shannon Rusca about qualifying for the finals. The Crocs are currently equal third on the ladder and Gallio will have to play at least another four of the remaining seven games to be eligible for the major round. The Union Dairy Company – Penola, South Australia Various Positions - Production The Union Dairy Company, (Midfield Group, Louis Dreyfus Company joint venture) is currently investing $80M to build a dairy processing plant 8km south of Penola South Australia. The plant (World's best technology Spray Dryer) is scheduled to go online in 2017 and will process over 200 million litres of raw milk and produce more than 30,000t of milk powders and fats for export. In anticipation of plant commissioning, The Union Dairy Company is currently seeking applications for multiple full time positions. Production personnel are required for the following roles: Process Controllers Warehouse and Inwards/Outwards Goods Coordinators Quality Officer (food technology experience required) Hygiene Officer The successful candidate will demonstrate: Safety conscious Literacy and numeracy skills Attention to detail Computer literacy Problem solving skills Ability to work in a team environment and independently Mechanical aptitude skills Be able to work rotating shifts over a 7 day roster Willingness to grow within the company A high risk Forklift licence – would be an advantage All applications will be received in strictest of confidence. For more information about the positions and to obtain an individual job description go to Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast (RDALC) website https://www.rdalimestonecoast.org.au/ Applications close on the 27th January 2017. All applications including cover letter and resume should be forwarded to Charmaine Lawrie info@rdalc.org.au He will be back in a Crocs guernsey this weekend before heading home. The Saints resume training at McLaughlin Park on January 24 and there is a possibility Gallio may spend a few weekends in the air between Millicent and Darwin in February and March. In addition to booting a footy, the summertime break from his work with Millicent firm Big Trev’s Gas and Plumbing Service means he can spend time with his father Wally Gallio. He has wide football experience and is currently the high performance manager with the AFL in Darwin. His son regards the Northern Territory Premier League as the highest level he has played and above the SA Country Championships level. There are a few ex-AFL players in the competition TOP END TOURIST: New Millicent coach Clint Gallio is playing football in Darwin while on holidays. as well as a significant number of Indigenous players. “They are quick, skilful and smart,” Gallio said. Gallio was coy about the possibility of any Northern Territory Premier League players lining up with Millicent during the 2017 season. “I would like to bring home a ruckman,” he joked. Gallio has previously played all his football with Mount Burr in the Mid South East Football League. He has four league medals to go with the hat-trick of A Grade premiership successes from 2009-2011 and further grand final wins in 2015 and again last season. He won the 2008 Malseed Medal as the best and fairest in the senior colts competition, the 2012 and 2013 Walker Medals (for runner-up to the Mail Medal) and the 2015 Mail Medal. Numerous representa- tive honours have come Gallio’s way during his underage and senior career including selection in the 2016 SA Country training squad. His 149th and last game in a green-and-gold guernsey was the 2016 grand final at Hatherleigh when he claimed the Stan Jones Memorial Medal as beston-ground. Hyland wins medal DESPITE the holiday season, it has been business as usual at the Millicent Golf Club. The course has been host to many visitors enjoying the layout in between the extreme weather. In a fitting result, the first monthly medal for 2017 saw club stalwart Jim Hyland have a day out to claim the honours. As a volunteer Hyland has spent many hours donating his time working on the course, which has been kept in top condition. Last Thursday saw a stableford round played in warm and windy conditions, with good numbers to greet the starter. Ron Hateley must have thought it was only a nine-hole competition as he jumped out the blocks early to win with 22 points on the front nine. Terry Chant was close behind in second with 21 points and Andrew Ferguson grabbed third with 19. However, Hateley went missing on the back nine and it was his playing partner Steve Clarke from Penola who rounded up the field to win the 18-hole competition and the day with 37 points. Chant kept his good form going to hold onto second in a count back from another visitor, James Fullen, who grabbed third after both players finished with 36 points. Mark Pilmore was lucky enough to play one decent shot for the day to win the nearest to the pin award on the par 3 fifth hole, but still managed to miss his two-foot birdie putt with a lip out. With the temperature expected to top the 40 degree mark last Saturday for the monthly medal, all the early tee times were booked out as it was all about beating the heat. In the A Grade it was an in-form Phil Hunter who claimed the honours with 81 off-the-stick for a nett 70. Adrian Duldig was just two shots behind with nett 72, from Peter Saint who played well to finish with a nett 74. In the B Grade it was Hyland who won both his grade and the monthly medal in a count-back from Hunter, finishing with a nett 70. Scott Lonergan found some good form to grab second spot with a nett 74, while Andrew Ferguson finished in third with a nett 76. Nearest the pin winners for the day went to Brian Duldig on the third hole, Peter Saint won the fifth, “Spike Warren” the 13th and Terry Chant the 17th. Ferguson was closest for two shots on the ninth hole, while Andrew Varcoe was closest for two shots on the 18th. Birdies paid out two balls each to Hyland on the third and Craig Kuiper on the fifth. In the putting competition Ian Greenwood got the nod in a four-way count-back with 27 putts. This week sees a stableford competition today for the sixth round of the summer masters trophy. Nine-hole twilight golf is on tonight with the tee off between 4.30pm and 5.30 pm. Saturday is also a stableford competition with all players welcome. Roessel starts darts season in style THE Millicent and District Darts Association kicked off their 2017 summer season with a 15-dart competition Tuesday. A board round robin saw 27 players compete - five to six on a board - in a best-of-three format. The top two competitors from each board reached the finals where they played a knockout round - again best of three. The top 10 players for the event were Shane Bradley, Bill Mullan, Dean Wilkes, Paul McRostie, Jules Taylor, Gavin Widdison, Veronica Francis, Sam Linton, Matt Roessel and Steve Tidy. Taylor, Linton, Roessel and Mullan then made the top four to compete in a best-of-five round. The grand final play-off saw Roessel and Taylor face off in a best-of-seven contest, with Roessel 18 - The South Eastern Times, Thursday, January 12, 2017 taking the win 4-2. Winner: Matt Roessel Runner-up: Jules Taylor 180’s: M Roessel x 3. 140’s: M. Roessel x 6; P. McRostie x 3; J. Taylor x 3; S. Bradley x 3; D. Wilkes; H. Joiner; V. McRostie; G. Widdison. High scores 120+: S. Bradley 135, 125, 121, 120; J. Taylor 125, 121; B. Mullan 125; P. McRostie 125; D. Wilkes 121; C. Wagner 121; Br. Plunkett 121; M. Roessel 120; S Linton 120. High game score 350+: P. McRostie 470, 390, 360, 357, 351, 346; D. Wilkes 465, 370; M. Roessel 448, 422, 420, 406, 386, 381, 352; S. Bradley 445, 368; J. Taylor 419, 386, 381, 373, 354; B. Mullan 406; C. Wagner 400, 378. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au 706784
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