Sue Wilson was a keen volunteer in many aspects of the school’s operations – volunteering at the breakfast club, helping to finance the complimentary rugby jumpers gifted to each child and generally providing assistance in many areas.
Sue, who also had a term as P&C president, knew every student by name and was a strong advocate for the school.
The popular personality, who is moving on to the next chapter of her life, is wished well by all.
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Mathoura’s Bra Fence Committee will be holding its major fundraiser tomorrow night at the Pastoral Hotel.
And with the ever increasing cases of cancer affecting our community the group which supports those affected with travel and other valuable assistance needs all the help it can get.
You will be able to purchase raffle tickets from 5pm with meals available from 6pm.
Live and silent auctions, along with raffles will be conducted throughout the evening and entertainment will be provided by Brian Lord.
It all sounds like a great night out so go along and support this great group and enable it to continue its exceptional work for our community.
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Mathoura Football Netball Club will host its sponsors day and indigenous round on June 1.
Indigenous jumpers will not be as plentiful as usual, but enthusiasts can still bid for those worn by senior footballers and A-grade netballers in an auction after the game
Sponsors will receive their usual royalty treatment throughout the day and hopefully help cheer the teams on to another win.
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There will be plenty of fun and games at Mathoura Public School today, aimed at preparing students for coming events.
Students in Years 4,5 and 6 will line up against their parents in a game of netball – which I’m sure will be loads of fun.
It will prepare the youngsters for coming contests between Deniliquin PSSA and Country as well as an EDNA Mixed Netball match.
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Murray River Council will be meeting in Mathoura on Tuesday and before official proceedings at 1pm, time is being allocated for lunch and an informal catch up with the councillors and directors from noon.
Unfortunately the closing date for RSVPs had passed before the Pastoral Times went to print yesterday.
However it may be worth checking with lleyonhjelm@murrayriver.nsw.gov.au or 1300 087 004 as early as you can, and you may still manage to secure a seat for lunch.
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Bowlers and others interested in the game will now be able to more easily keep up to date with in the sport locally.
This follows the establishment of a Facebook page specifically for the bowlers. Just search for ‘Bowls Mathoura’.
The recent AGM saw a new committee formed to take control of the 2024/25 season.
Bob Dunwoodie is the new president, Phil Begley vice president, Gayle Kerr is secretary/treasurer.
The committee involves Roland Parry and John Dean.
The next tournament on the program will be the Gulpa Creek Open Fours on June 15 and 16, and entry enquires should be directed to tournament co-ordinator Adam Cowley.
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