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Pleasant day on Bordertown course - The Border Watch

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ON a pleasant 24 degree day, 54 SE Veterans golfers ventured north to Bordertown and found the course in immaculate condition. Division 1 was won by Millicent’s Bill Mullan with 35 points, from Geoff Cameron also from Millicent with 34 and Rob Harkness with 33 on a count-back. In Division 2 it was the trio who played with Bob Davies who took out the top places. Local David Lowe had 39, Beachport’s Chris Carr 37 and Mount Gambier’s Max Cliffor…

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Pleasant day on Bordertown course - The Border Watch

ON a pleasant 24 degree day, 54 SE Veterans golfers ventured north to Bordertown and found the course in immaculate condition. Division 1 was won by Millicent’s Bill Mullan with 35 points, from Geoff Cameron also from Millicent with 34 and Rob Harkness with 33 on a count-back. In Division 2 it was the trio who played with Bob Davies who took out the top places. Local David Lowe had 39, Beachport’s Chris Carr 37 and Mount Gambier’s Max Cliffor…

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LINCOLN Jones stood proudly at the face of the Port MacDonnell Anzac Day dawn service alongside his school choir peers, donning his great-grandfather’s war medals. Lincoln – a student at Allendale East Area School – asked his father Boandik Elder Uncle Ken Jones prior to Anzac Day whether he could wear the medals of William Charles Westbury while he sang alongside the school choir. William was born in 1878 in Mount Gambier/Berrin yet spent his…

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Lincoln remembers family on Anzac Day

LINCOLN Jones stood proudly at the face of the Port MacDonnell Anzac Day dawn service alongside his school choir peers, donning his great-grandfather’s war medals. Lincoln – a student at Allendale East Area School – asked his father Boandik Elder Uncle Ken Jones prior to Anzac Day whether he could wear the medals of William Charles Westbury while he sang alongside the school choir. William was born in 1878 in Mount Gambier/Berrin yet spent his…

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