BOWLS ACTION: Moyhu's Community Bowls penultimate round four last Friday evening had no dramatic start like the previous week and with two wins, the Greta Cricket Club were the early favourites to win the competition. While Greta on 65 points led after three rounds, Moyhu Netballers and Edi Fire brigade share second place with 52 points each, Moyhu Historical Motors are third on 51 points and Moyhu Primary School are in fourth place on 44 points. The Edi Fire Brigade team of Mark Baker, David Leach and Dave "Worsy" Worshop (pictured) all the way from Lake Cargelligo via Cobar, took the lollies this week to really give the ladder leads a big shake. The fifth and final round could see a big change on the leaders board this Friday, with play starting a little earlier at 5.45pm sharp. Following play is the popular sausage sizzle, then the drawing of the "all–in raffle" where one lucky club will be $400 richer. The competition winning club also receives $100. Another separate raffle is for a meat tray with tickets sold on the night. Good bowling everyone. Id:37917
TWO recent accidents, a close call and a visible increase in the number of speeding motorists have prompted Moyhu Primary School into action, seeking a reduction in the speed limit on a section of the Wangaratta–Whitfield Road directly outside the school.
The school's business manager Carole Breust said there was an accident on the last day of school last year, when a teacher who was stationary w...
