Tom and Marianne Whelan, Liz Saunders and Sandy Moar at the Berrigan Races.
A great day was held at the Berrigan races last Saturday, with lots of visitors and families coming back to town for some great reunions.
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The highlight of the day was Paul McVicar training the winner of the Brian Dorman Memorial, taken out by Very Shamus.
Thank you to the committee for another fabulous day of racing.
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Congratulations to the Berrigan under-17s netballers on their win last Saturday.
They will now play in the preliminary final this weekend, along with the fourths footballers.
The fourths will play at Mathoura on Saturday and the netballers will play on Sunday at Yarroweyah.
Best of luck to both teams.
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Liz Saunders, Marg Saunders, Anissa, Jan and Marnie Dorman, Mary and Jack Curtin and Sue and James Larter at the Berrigan Races.
The Berrigan Tidy Towns has received development content to continue with its mural project for the water tower opposite the Apex Park.
A design will now be finalised while funding is sought.
If you have ideas to put forward, email then to c.cottam@bigpond.net.au or equity.park@bigpond.com.
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Mass at St Columba’s church Berrigan on the first, third and fifth Saturday will be at 5pm until daylight saving starts.
Sunday mass will be at 10 am on the second and fourth Sundays.
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A great day was held last Sunday for the ‘Welcome to Berrigan Luncheon’ at the Golf and Bowling Community Club.
People have moved from Queensland, Northern Territory, far West NSW and they now call Berrigan their home.
Our new residents expressed that they have found our town very friendly and have felt a sense of belonging.
A big thank you to the Berrigan and District Development Association, president John Lane and Wendy Lane and the representatives from the community organisations, the team at the community club and to Dave Batten for cooking the barbecue.
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Robyn O'Leary, Nan Dart, Bruce Rendell, Inara Fox, Ian Fox, Kurt Bauer and student Maggie Bramley with FHS 'Unstoppable' - an 11 month-old, 506kg bull.
At last week’s Finley High School Ag Open Day, Berrigan Lions members attended and president Nan Dart presented a $5000 cheque to Robyn O'Leary to help with funding for the new shed that has been erected at the ag plot.
It is a purpose built shed for students to work and for some extra storage during school holidays.
Robyn, fellow teacher Gary Webb and the students were very busy preparing cattle for the Melbourne Show.
Robyn addressed those present about the work that is done by the ag students. It was well attended and interesting to watch the activities.
Coffee, tea, a hot beef roll and lots of slices made by the students were made available for those who attended.
Berrigan CWA members previously forwarded a cheque for the new shed.
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