Jessie Pound (sixth from left) with the Barellan Representative Netball Association under-15s side.
Congratulations to the four Coly netballers who have played in recent representative netball competitions.
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Regan Cullen played in the under-17s for the Griffith Netball Association.
Jessie Pound was part of the Barellan Representative Netball Association side in the under-15s NSW State Netball Titles and were runners-up by just 0.44 per cent.
Grace Muir and Bellah Reilly also did Coleambally proud playing for the Leeton Netball Representative Association.
The Coly Blues football and netball sides had byes in both the Farrer League (seniors) and South West Juniors competitions at the weekend, due to the long weekend.
This weekend the seniors are home to The Rock and the juniors are away to Griffith White.
Regan Cullen (back, far left) played for under-17s Griffith Netball Association side.
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With much cooler mornings and evenings, a lot of people are turning to electrical, gas or wood to heat their homes.
Remember to check the following:
Smoke alarms - Did you know that you will not smell smoke while asleep?
Only working smoke alarms save lives
Escape plans- Having a home escape plan in conjunction with a working smoke alarm will greatly increase your chances of getting out safely. Every second counts.
Test that your smoke alarm/s are working. If not, change the batteries or replace the alarm.
Check the smoke alarm is in date. Smoke alarms have a lifespan of ten years.
Give the smoke alarm a vacuum, if you haven’t done so in the last six months, to remove dust and any insects.
To meet legislation you must have at least one working smoke alarm on each level of the home placed between bedrooms and living areas, it’s the law. FRNSW also recommends having one in each bedroom.
If there is a fire in your home, do not wait, every second counts, get out and stay out and then call Triple Zero (000). Never go back inside a burning building.
Draw your escape plan, and discuss it with your whole family. Download your grid here: fire.nsw.gov.au/escapeplan.
Know and record two safe ways out of every room. Make sure that your windows and doors are not obstructed and can be unlocked and opened quickly if necessary.
Practise your escape plan regularly with the whole household including pets. Your letter box is a great place to wait for firefighters arrival.
As you escape make sure you close internal doors behind you. This can reduce fire spread and minimise damage.
Visit fire.nsw.gov.au for more information.
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Just a little reminder for any past or present players/coaches, spectators or families that have any old photos or memorabilia of DPCRLFC that we could use at our reunion. Could they please email them to: dpc50reunion@gmail.com.
•••Coleambally Can Assist Morning Tea will be held on Thursday June 20 from 9.30am at the Coleambally Community Club, Falcon Road.
Guest speakers: Janelle Armstrong (Freer) who works at Illawarra Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service. Janelle will be talking about the different forms of Domestic Violence.
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