Download Report

ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
DISTRIBUTION ≈ 600
Locky News
Lockington’s Priceless Paper
“Tractor Rally”- photo by Rob’s Pictures
ROCHESTER RSL ANZAC AWARDS
The Spirit of ANZAC Awards which were announced in Rochester on ANZAC
Day were presented at a special dinner in Rochester on Saturday night.
An appreciative audience heard Annette Waters describe her recent trip to
ANZAC Cove where she was one of the audience observing ANZAC Day at
Gallipoli. The mature presentation by this local student was well received
and heartily acknowledged.
RSL President Greg Walkley said “These awards recognise citizenship by
local residents. That service reflects the selfless sacrifices, loyalty to mates
and commitment to principles that was so readily displayed by the first ANZACs. This is the greatest honour we can bestow upon a local citizen in this,
the centenary year of ANZAC”
The awards were presents for citizenship to the school students although
academic prowess and sporting ability may have been contributing factors.
Students were nominated by their respective school principals. Adult recipients had been selected because of their extensive contributions throughout
the community over many years. These contributions had exemplified the
traditional ANZAC Spirit attributes of selflessness, support for
others, integrity, enthusiasm and
leadership by example.
Tony McMahon
Vice President
Rochester RSL sub - branch
Our local Award WinnersLockington : Leanne Pentreath
Lockington Consolidated School:
Jack Leed
Rochester Secondary College:
Nick McNair
INSIDE THIS ISSUE3..
2
ANZAC Service &
Tractor Rally
3
Notices, Church times
4
School News
5 & 6 Permanent Adverts
7
Community Notices
8
Casual Adverts
9 & 10 Permanent Adverts
11
“Udder Page”
12
Locky Gold & Bamawm Golf
13
Locky Bowls
14
Calendar
Next Typing Date Monday May 18
Entries by Midday please
See page 2 for details.
Kindness is the language which the
deaf can hear and the blind can see
“Mark Twain”
$ FREE
“BENVENUTI MARIA’S”
(“Welcome to Maria’s”)
An Italian restaurant in Lockington?
No... Mim Musico has named her
café Maria’s, formerly SALT in
Hopetoun Street, after her adored
late mother, formerly from Calabria,
Italy. So Mim and staff would like to
welcome you when the café is open
Wednesdays to Sundays 8.30 a.m.
to 4.00 p.m. for anything from
breakfast to lunch to after school
snacks, and to enjoy brilliant coffee,
scrumptious desserts (made by
Hann Made Sweets), and ‘the best
feed in town’. Lunch time meals can
be pre ordered, special events and
catering can be arranged by calling
or phoning Mim on 0458 560 789.
Maria’s wish you Buon Appetito,
and happy eating!
GOURMET BEEF IS A WINNER
For about the eighth time Locky
Meats has won first prize in the
regional Sausage King competition,
this time with Gourmet Beef. Bo
said he thought they had missed
out on entering this year’s comp
when he had a phone call querying
why they hadn’t entered. 24 hours
later he and Yvette arrived in
Echuca with the sausages and went
away with the trophy and now await
the date of the State finals which
will be held in Melbourne. All the
best for perhaps State crown No.3
Bo and Yvette.
See Page 2 for contact and publishing details. Registered No A0024058N ABN 68 147 443 610 Email: [email protected]
Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the Publisher, Lockington Community News Inc.
This paper is prepared for you by volunteers to help our community stay alive. Subscriptions Available.
Page 2
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX
Complex: 5486 2515 - Open Sunday’s 1pm to 4pm or by appointment
President: Joe Chappel 5486 2226 - Secretary: Beryl Marshall 5486 2353
Website: http//www.vicnet.net.au/~ldlhc
presentation made by the School students of Gallipoli
listing all those who died as a result of the conflict.
ANZAC service well attended.
Lt. Col. Rod Webster RFD, guest speaker at Lockington’s
ANZAC service was most impressed with the attendance,
including children, and would also have been with the
large number of floral tributes/wreaths which were placed
by 14 organisations and 4 personal. Lt. Webster said,
‘The task of doing justice to the ANZAC is formidable’. ,
and of several examples said, “Formidable because of all
the information available to give an appropriate addressM
suffering and death is beyond words.” How could anyone
have known the impact and what it means to be
Australian? Why celebrate when such colossal loss? The
spirit of the Digger inspires us and defines us. The loyalty,
devotion, audacity and larrikinism are what we celebrate.”
In conclusion we were challenged – “Veterans suffer the
silent battles. The ANZAC spirit is most enduring and
powerful, as a Nation we must keep it alive and carry it
on.” Prior to Lt. Col. Webster’s presentation, Lorraine
Trewick of Elmore, a descendant of George and Harry
Fiedler who whilst in World War 1 sent home postcards,
letters and photos etc., which were on display for the
audience to view. During the service Lorraine read
extracts from a 1918 diary of Private Horace Whinfield,
also an uncle. Segments covered: ‘Five days and nights
of rain, mud and continuous fire... He was a stretcher
bearer through this... Sadly he wrote of his best friend
being killed-He wonders how long men can hang on for,
is too much for mortals? The enemy must surely desire
this fighting to end-The shelling is an awful ordeal to go
through. It puts tremendous strain on the nervous
system.’ School Captains Sarah Jones and Hugh Byrne
took part, Melanie McNair read the poem “Sir”, and Lacey
Rankin, “A Single Poppy”. The colour-bearers were Jamie
Peter Bond, Tiharn Duncan, Lacey Rankin and Ali
Howlett. The service concluded with a music-slide
LOCKINGTON COMMUNITY NEWS INC.
CONTACT AND PUBLISHING DETAILS
Website: www.lockynews.webs.com
Email: [email protected]
Typed Monday fortnightly, distributed the following Friday.
Deadline: Noon on typing days. Leave items at our office (through the
slot), or in box inside the Post Office. We welcome news, reports and
personal items, photos etc. sent in via email. Please try to limit file sizes
to about 1000kb (1mb). Tel/Fax: 5486 2515 Leave a message on
answering machine if office is unattended.
Postal: 2-10 Market Street, Lockington, 3563
Editor: Alison Stewart Ph: 0417 177 807
or Beryl Marshall Ph: 0428 862 353
Casual Advertisements - must be accompanied by name, address and
telephone number (without this information the advert cannot be printed)
Pictured: Lt. Col. Rod Webster RFD & Lorraine Trewick
Thank you for contributing to
Lockington.
The 18th rally for Lockington &
District Living Heritage Complex
is rated as being another great
success, and thanks must go to
the Lockington community and
those who visited, for dollars spent, the many hours of
voluntary service contributed, and of course horses, wagons, cars, motorcycles, stationary engines, farm tractors
and machinery, and vintage trucks which were brought
along to display and run – proving that even though they
were old were still in good working order. A lot of hard
work again paid off. First time visitors and those who
have been before were impressed with the setting of the
rally, the wonderful meals, and the very friendly
atmosphere. We are very fortunate here in Lockington to
have the open display space as well as a warm and dry
shelter inside the Complex. A feature inside the Complex
this year was the display of 1st and 2nd World War
memorabilia for which we thank the Rochester RSL and
members of our community. A special thanks for
assistance by the School in cleaning prior to the rally,
then to our Pre-School, St. Mary’s and Echuca Scouts for
their work in the kitchen. Following the rally President Joe
Chappel was most appreciative to the general public and
some Exhibitors, who stayed at
the Travellers Rest, for their
assistance in cleaning up the
rally site after the event.
Photo: Courtesy Robert Taylor
Charges: Minimum 5.5cm x 5.5cm $7.70 incl GST (Locals), $11.00 (Non
Locals). Contact our office re larger advertisements and prices. No
charge for non profit organisations.
Reports - a word count limit of approx. 500 words is sufficient for most
reports, preference will be given to shorter reports. Due to space
limitations your report may need to be edited.
Letters to the Editor, articles and reports should be typed or printed, and
must show the author’s name and contact details. We do not include
controversial political issues or party policies unless we can give equal
space to all parties or sides of the argument. (Contact details are for
office use only and will only be published by request.)
Articles printed in this paper are printed in good faith and in no way
reflect the views held by the 'Locky News' voluntary workers. We
reserve the right to reject items deemed to be unsuitable. Any
malicious information will be forwarded to the Police.
All news items will be put on website unless we’re advised not to.
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Page 3
MEMORIAM
THANK YOU
In memory of our dear friend...
Melissa
A big thank you to Steven Pentreath
who with great dedication and hard
work put together the World War 1
stories which appeared in the last
issue of Locky News.
Odd socks, not black and navy,
but purple and red!
Hats with attitude.
Fun games with the kids.
A picnic at Mitiamo Rock.
Watching a sunset
And calling expectantly
for a cuppa with a friend.
Please...everyone...try your hardest
not to "push" people...as they may
already be standing on the cliff
Fond memories,
Alison, Justin and Ryan
THANK YOU 90TH BIRTHDAY
I would like to say thank you to
everyone who sent me cards , gifts
and well wishes plus many phone
calls on the occasion of my 90th
Birthday.
Your kind wishes were very much
appreciated and I did enjoy
receiving them all.
Thanking you
The worst part about being sad is
that you don’t even know what
makes you happy any more
MILLOO CWA REPORT
There was a good attendance at the
April meeting where acting President
Elaine and acting Secretary Julie
were in the chair.
Final arrangements for the Creative
Arts Exhibition were made, where
Milloo won 1st for presentation in the
Holt Tray for 3 articles of Craft and
2nd overall and gained 2nd in the Fae
Stevens tray for 5 articles from the
pantry shelf, with Elaine Mitchell winning the best article of Craft in the
exhibition.
The Resolutions for State Conference
were discussed with Milloo deciding
to vote in favour of most but decided
they need to hear more discussion on
some before deciding.
For our May meeting we will go on an
excursion to Boort where we will visit
Aussie Wool Quilts and the Spanner
Man.
The April competition results wereM
A flower from your garden :
1st Joy Weller, Equal 2nd Margaret
Fiedler & Elaine Mitchell
ANZAC Biscuits : 1st Joy Weller
Knitted Poppy: 1st Elaine Mitchell
Equal 2nd Joy Wellen & Colleen VanDen-Bosch
An arrangement of Autumn Leaves :
1st Maureen Rorke
J Chappel
Win Hann
THANK YOU
I would like to take this opportunity
to thank my customers for their support of me and the SALT cafe over
the last 2 years I enjoyed my time
owning and running the cafe, with a
lot of support from my staff Vicki,
Sally, Sam and Molly and many
others that have been involved in
the running of the Cafe. I feel that I
need to move on to the next stage
in my life. I'm sure you all are aware
that I have become a grandmother
and have two beautiful grandsons,
that I wasn't getting to see, because
the Cafe was running my life. I have
made many new friendships in this
time which has been wonderful. I
wish Mim all the best and I am sure
the community will continue to support Marie's Cafe.
Many Thanks Sandra Chappel
The family of Tom Parsons,
formerly of Lockington, shared
ANZAC day with him in Leongatha.
A tradition of seven years.
Photo: Elaine (Parsons) Snell.
ANGLICAN PARISH
OF LOCKINGTON
Holy Trinity Rochester
May 10 - 9am
May 17 - 9am
St. Mary's Lockington
May 10 - 11am
Combined with Bamawm UC
May 17 - 11am
St. David’s Milloo
Wednesday May 20 - 7:30pm
Home Church at Phil Collins
ST JAMES
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Every Sunday - 10.00 am
Contacts: Bill Cochrane 5486 5474
or Edwin Keele 5484 3117
UNITING CHURCH
BAMAWM
May 10 - 11am
at St. Mary’s
May 17 - 11.00am
May 24 - 11.00am
Contacts:
Ray Wakefield 5486 2592
Graeme Haines 5486 2284
ST CANICE’S
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Every Sunday
Lockington - 9.00am
Rochester - 10.30am
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Psalm 145. V10. 11. All of your
works will thank you Lord, and your
faithful followers will bless you.
They will talk together about the
glory of your kingdom; they will
celebrate examples of your power.
MEALS ON WHEELS
To be collected 11.45 am
Monday only - until further notice
May 11 - LBU Football Club
May 18 - St. James Eve F’ship
May 25 - Action Group
June 1 - St. Mary’s
June 8 - St James Lockington
June 15 - Lions Club
Page 4
ISSUE #769– May 8, 2015
LOCKINGTON SCHOOL REPORT
I will always be there to help my mates. If I make it home I
will have a huge story to tell.
Spirit of ANZAC Award
Congratulations to Jack Leed who was the recipient of the
Rochester RSL Spirit of ANZAC Award. The award was
handed to a student who displays the qualities consistent
with the ANZAC spirit and for displaying outstanding
citizenship. Jack consistently achieves academically but
along with that he looks out for other students’ wellbeing.
Jack can often be found in the playground helping
younger students and ensuring they have someone to
play with. We are so very proud of Jack for being an
outstanding citizen. Jack will be presented with his award
at a special dinner on Saturday night held by the
Rochester RSL.
Big congratulations to Nick McNair, former students of
LCS who has also been awarded the Spirit of ANZAC
award. It is very much deserved!
Xavier
Bang! I hear the bullets go past.
I am really scared! My mouth is really dry.
I am coughing and I have a runny nose.
It’s like standing in the middle of a mine field and you
don’t know where to go. I look next to me. I see my mate
lying on the ground. He has his hand on his leg. I put his
arm over my knee. I take him to the nurses.
I went back. I wish he would get better.
ANZAC Service
Last Friday’s Anzac
service at LCS was
outstanding. Thank you to
Sean
Irving, Jenny
Howlett and the grade 6
students who put this
together. John Glover
who came to speak to our
students from Rochester
RSL made comment that
it was one of the best
school services he had
been to and how
engaged and respectful
our students were. Well
done LCS!
Isabella
I’ve got butterflies in my tummy again, I’m so nervous!
I’ve come here to do my duty and my duty is to protect
the country that I am fighting for.
Oh, Ah. I think that I might step away from the dead
bodies and stay with the gang. Okay, into the trenches we
go.
Just about to fire. Ready, aim, OK, I’m just going to
FIRE!!! BANG! Loud noises of firing guns. What else do I
expect?
Eh, yuck! The smell of blood, smoke and other things to
horrible to mention.
Every time a gun fires I jump out of my skin.
I guess I’ll have to get used to that.
Mitchell
I’m scared! But I have to do this for my country. I’m only
eighteen but I can make a difference if I try hard enough.
Bang! Bang! Bang! Ahhhh I’m scared stiff.
Was that gun fire?
I’m hiding in the rubble, I am so scared that I thought I
was going to wee my pants! So now I’m hiding.
I wonder what it’s like at home?
Ali
It is horrendous. I am at the front.
The smell, it is horrible! It smells like death or dying I
Grade 4/5 A- Thoughts of war
nnocent people.
Milly
It looks like people being shot right in front of me.
Please make this end soon.
It feels like bullets richoceting off my gun.
Why am I doing this?
It sounds like the screams of wounded people.
I wish I was back with my family. This is my duty, I must It tastes like dirt blowing up from the bombs of the
go on! Whatever happens I am fighting for our country!
opposing country.
This is a painful adventure! I hope I survive.
Fun Run
The LCS Fun Run / Cross County was held on Friday. All of the students should
be proud of their efforts. Thank you all of the family and friends who came along
to cheer on the students. Congratulations and good luck to the following
students (pictured below) who have qualified to compete at the Echuca Cross
Country on May 1st: Jorden S, Bailey S, Col P, Sarah J, Tiharn D, Lacey R,
Edward B, Bradley W, Jake R, Milly H, Ally T, Alisha D, Mitchell C, Cooper M,
Jye H, Chelsea J, Georgina S and Brooklyn M. We wish you all the very best.
I am thrilled to announce that our School Run 4 Fun Fundraiser was a huge
success! With your assistance we were able to raise $1884.40 which will be put
towards a new high jump mat .
ISSUE #769 - 8 MAY, 2015
HEALTH
RETAIL
ACTION CLUB OF
LOCKINGTON
LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT
BUSH NURSING CENTRE INC.
MONTHLY MEETINGS:
1st Wednesday - Dinner at Clubrooms
3rd Wednesday - Activity
Caring for the Lockington Community
President:
Warren Jones: 0419 009 268
Secretary:
Craig Ross: 0428 862 551
Cricket Nets & Sports Ovals.
Indoor Netball, Basketball, Badminton & Tennis
BAMAWM
RECREATION RESERVE
with Indoor Stadium
available for hire day and night
Rate $8 per hour plus $2 light coin meter
Meeting & Social Rooms for Private Hire
Ph: Leo Tonini
54865320
0402788583
Registered Number: A11551
ABN: 14824248652
HOURS: 8.30am to 4.30pm Mon-Fri
Pathology Collection Daily
Doctors Tuesdays & Thursdays 9am-5pm
Podiatrist Every Monday
Massage Therapist Weekly
Appointments
Phone: 54862544
•SPRAY TANS
•WAXING
•FACIALS
•HAIR EXTENSIONS
•ALL HAIR SERVICES
ECHUCA
CHEMIST
OPEN Monday to Friday
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm
Beauty Products - Vitamins Prescriptions - Fragrances
Using all ammonia free products
192 HARE STREET
Phone: 5482 6666
LIONS CLUB OF
LOCKINGTON
Ph: (03) 5486 2275
Salon hours:
Monday closed
Tuesday 9.00am - 8.00pm
Wednesday 9.00am - 3.00pm
Thursday 9.00am - 8.00pm
Friday 9.00 - 5.30pm
Saturday closed
DISTRICT SERVICE CLUB
Serving Our Community
Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesdays
Lockington Hotel
President Lion: John Van Den Bosch
5486 2480
Secretary Lion: Neil Haines 5486 8220
LOCKINGTON
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
BOOKINGS
CALL RAY 5486 2572
Or if you cannot contact Ray
phone Bev 5486 2467
FOR ALL YOUR BOATING & FISHING
NEEDS: Boat, Motor & Trailer Sales
Service & Spare Parts
Boating Accessories
Huge range of fishing supplies
Ski Gear & Equipment
Fishing Licences (Vic & NSW)
72 Northern Hwy Echuca
Echuca: 5482 1992 / Shepp: 5822 2108
OPE
6 DA N
YS
COMMUNITY
Page 5
Weller and Barlow
Pharmacy
Nish St Echuca
For Deliveries of
Medicines & Prescriptions
Phone 5480 6011 or
Fax 5480 2486
Week days only
LOCKINGTON
RECREATION RESERVE
YOGA & MEDITATION
Bookings now made with
Donna Tink:
54862697 or 0458 101 660
If you cannot contact Donna,
phone Wendy Sims 0427868307
or 54868307 and leave message.
BER room, Lockington School
Mondays 7.00 - 8.15 pm
during school terms
Cost: $13 per session
Highside Motorcycles,
Mowers and Marine
Bookings essential to
Sales of Honda & Suzuki motorcycles, Cox, Cub Cadet, Yardman
and MTD mowers, Makocraft boats.
Service of all makes and Models.
116 Northern Highway Echuca
Leanne Holmberg 0429 978 310
Phone 54823329
(10% discount if paying full term upfront)
th
Dates: 13 April ~ 22 June (not June 8 )
13 July ~ 14 September
5 Oct. ~ 7 Dec. (not Nov. 2nd)
Page 6
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
MARIA’S
13 Hopetoun St, Lockington
OPEN: Wednesday to Sunday
8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
www.maddisonlivestock.com.au
Brilliant coffee, scrumptious
desserts (made by ‘Hann Made
Sweets’), and the best feed in town!!
Tuesday morning Live Weight Scales & calf pick up.
Selling at Echuca Prime Sale fortnightly & store sale
monthly. Shepparton Prime Sale Weekly.
Export Cattle & Water Trading
LE
OCKINGTON
NGINEERING
Peter Bongiovanni
Mechanical repairs to trucks, cars,
tractors, machinery &
Cummins Diesel Engines
Spare Parts - Castrol Lubricants
Phone: 5486 2215
Mobile: 0408 511 829
27 Pannoo Road Lockington 3563
Email:[email protected]
1 - 3 Archibald Street
Lockington
5486 2256
0408 586 460
Lunches Tuesday - Sunday
Dinners Tuesday - Saturday
Meals all other days by
arrangement.
All meals available as take-away
LOCKINGTON POST OFFICE
- BANK@POST BANKING
- (Incl. CBA, NAB, Bendigo)
- ELECTRONIC BILLPAY
- Citylink Passes & Fax Service
- Stationery & $1 Cards
- Prepaid mobile & internet recharge
Phone/Fax 5486 2419
Open 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday
Closed Saturdays
LOCKY MEATS
• QUALITY MEATS
• CHICKEN
• PRIVATE BUTCHERING
Phone Orders Welcome
LOCKINGTON ROAD, LOCKINGTON
* Breakfast * Lunch
The Carriages
Vineyard
Our financial solutions include:
• Insurance Protection
• Superannuation Solutions
• Investment Strategy
• Retirement Planning
• Centrelink Benefits to
Offset Your Retirement Savings
486 Hargreaves Street, Bendigo.
Phone: 5443 4388
Stephen White Financial Services P/L is a
Corporate Authorised Representative (ARN
236541) of NEO Financial Solutions P/L
AFSL 385845
Moran's
Water
Deliveries
Servicing Rochester, Elmore,
Lockington,
Echuca & Districts
0418558578
549 Kotta Road,
Echuca
Ph 5483 7767
or 0427 837767
[Cellar door by appointment
or wine available from
Pentreath’s Supermarket]
RURAL
Daryl is servicing the Echuca,
Lockington, Bamawm and
Rochester Area
Specialising in Fat and Store
Cattle, Dairy and Export Heifer
Sales
Contact Daryl Collins
on 0427 882 227
PENTREATH’S
Livestock
Carriers
ABN 98004817243
Andrew Colvin
(Formally Eade Transport)
Servicing the local district.
Supermarket - Hardware
Newsagency - Liquor
Bakery - Catering
Elgas
Davey Pumps Sales & Repairs
Open 7 Days
Phone 5486 2393
7.00am - 5.30pm Tuesday - Friday
7.00am - 12.30pm Saturday
PH: 0458 560 789
Lockington Ian:
0428 505 053
0427 505 053
Tel: 54862347 Neil:
Andrew: 0448 180 281
Luke McMahon: 0409 454 208
Shepparton Lindsay: 0419 520 743
Phone 54862200
fax 54862405
Lockington Rd. Lockington
0428 826 743
Your
Local
Dairy Cattle Specialist
•
•
•
•
Dairy Herds
Export Heifers
Cull Cows
Lines of Heifers
LEE HAMILTON 0418 352 366
Rochester
COMMUNITY NOTICES
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Page 7
THE WELL WOMEN’S
CLINIC
SWAP MEET AND MARKET
will visit Lockington next on
Sunday May 17, 2015
Lockington
Debutante Ball
Lockington Park
Vintage Theme
Tuesday, May 12
Phone 5486 2544 for
appointments.
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL
SHIRE OF CAMPASPE
IMMUNISATION SESSION AT
BUSH NURSING CENTRE
For adults, children and infants
Thursday May 21
10 to 10:30 am
Flu immunisations available Cost $23
LOCKINGTON
BAMAWM UNITED
FOOTBALL CLUB
Any boys or girls interested in playing
football in the 2015 season in the
U12’s and/or U14’s
Please contact Greg Brentnall
0408 089 982
SHIRE OF CAMPASPE
NEWS
COUNCIL PLAN REVIEW
Council has reaffirmed the
key priorities and strategic objectives
in its Council Plan 2013-17 after a
review. The Local Government Act
1989
requires councils to review
their four-year Council Plan at least
once in each financial year. The
changes are now on public display for
three weeks, ending 13 May, before
its adoption at the June Council meeting. Any
queries can be directed to
Council’s
Acting Strategic Planning
Manager, James McNulty.
ROCHESTER TRANSFER STATION
TO OPEN
The upgraded Rochester Transfer
Station is open. The transfer station,
at 139 High Street, Rochester (Cnr
Sullivan St), is open Tuesdays from
1pm-4pm and Thursdays and
Sundays from 9am to noon.
Commencing 7am to 1pm
Site Fee: $10 (Includes 1 Adult)
Entry Fee: Adult $3 Children FREE
Enquires: Phone Bob Macdonald
PH 5486 5440 or
MOB: 0428 546 750
Promoted by Lions Club of
Lockington Inc.
Booked sites must be taken by
8am.
If unable to attend please contact
Bob Macdonald on
morning
of the
swap
meet.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
We volunteer our time in the
community to witness documents. A
phone call to arrange a convenient time
for this service would be appreciated.
Gwen Fiedler
5486 2465
Wendy Sims
0427 868 307
MARKET STREET GARAGE
GENERAL SERVICING AND
REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF
CARS
PHONE CON PEPPAS
0401 378 022
28 Market Street Lockington
(300meters from the
Heritage Complex)
Mon - Fri:
9.00am - 4.00pm
Friday 22nd May
2015
Lockington
Community Centre
Doors open at
7pm,
Debutantes presented at
8pm
BYO Drinks
Strictly No Alcohol
Supper Provided
Adults $25
Secondary Students $15
Gold coin donation for those
wishing to view presentation
only.
The following Debutantes and
their partners, who were trained
by
Stuart and Louise Murray,
will be presented to Shire of
Campaspe Mayor, Leigh Wilson
and his wife, Samantha, to
School Council President Bec
Steele, and Principal Chrissy
Drummond.
Holli Wickham - Harley Haimes,
Emily Bacon - Lachlan Jones,
Sarah Eade - Corey Thomas,
Georgina Schroen - Joss
Howlett
Jessica Johnson - Tim Murray,
Ally Todd - Tristan JonesDuggan,
Rebecca Pederson - Dylan
Keath
Bonnie MacNab - Aidan Borger
Kelly Pangrazio - Darcy
Thompson
Stacy Bacon - Nicholas McNair
Flower girl, Maggie Sims
Page boy, Charlie Byrne
LADIES
The Lockington Bush Nursing Centre invites you to join us for a
HIGH TEA.
GUEST SPEAKERS:
Marg Fuller (Women’s Health Nurse), Serena Morley (Breast Care Nurse)
WHERE: Lockington Bush Nursing Centre
WHEN: Wednesday 20th May 2015
Time: 1.30pm
Minimum gold coin donation
Raffles, Games and Prizes to be won.
Wear a splash of PINK in support of Women’s health.
CASUAL ADVERTISING
Page 8
ROCHY GLASS
Glass/Glazing/Mirrors
Arctick Certified & REC
25 Years Experience
• Industrial, Commercial, Rural, Domestic
• A/C Services installations and
Repairs for all Systems
• All types of Electical Works
• Refrigeration Repairs & Servicing
Darryl Squires 0411 848 969
E: [email protected]
www.squiresacelec.com.au
REC 13169 & ARC No. AU35957
ABN 24 758 558 318
Supply and fit timber & aluminium
Windows
Security Doors
Flyscreens
Shower Screens
Sliding Wardrobe Doors
Flyscreens
Residential Locksmithing
Phone 0421 839 206
Email: [email protected]
LOCKINGTON
B&B
AT THE
For all your general insurance needs
Business, Farm, Trade,
Professional, Vehicle, Home
Contact Terry Stanley
and Mary O’Brien
t. 03 5447 2550
m. 0422 002 733
e. [email protected]
www.lockbourneinsurance.com.au
Trading
hours of
Lockington
Branch
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
10.00am - 2.00pm
Thursday & Friday
9.00am - 12 Noon,
12.45pm - 4.00pm
For more information
please contact Lockington
branch on 5486 2304
“Old Bakery”
yummy cooked breakfast
phone 5486 2392
1 McColl Street, Lockington
Emu Oil
Health and beauty
products
Known to be beneficial in treating
many ailments
Has anti-inflammatory properties
Sizes from 50ml to 1 litre
phone Rae on 5486 2468
or 0407 315 955
NEW AND USED
VEHICLES,
SERVICE &
PARTS
At Echuca Toyota our Service
Department only use genuine Toyota
parts and accessories all technicians
are factory trained for your peace of
mind.
So come visit the friendly professional
team at Echuca Toyota.
101 NORTHERN HIGHWAY ECHUCA
PH 5482 3377
www.echucatoyota.com.au
HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY BERYL GOLDEN FOR MONDAY, MAY 4
Lockington Bowls
Club Social Bowls
Wednesdays @
1pm, Weather
Permitting
$ 3-00 per player
Anyone who would like
to try bowls - any age - male
or female.
Each Wednesday during May at
1.00pm, weather permitting
This Social Game of Scrounge will
be played and takes about one and a
half hours.
A great chance to learn to play bowls
during the off season.
Flat smooth soled shoes or
slippers required, some bowls
available to borrow $3-00 per day.
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
NEW DEALERSHIP IN ECHUCA
SERVICE, PARTS, NEW
VEHICLES, FINANCE
New facility complete range of Jeep,
Chrysler, Dodge and Subaru vehicles.
Warm personalised service, so come
visit our team or call to book your
vehicle in for a service.
76 Northern
Hwy., Echuca
(opposite Toyota) 5480 3611
www.echucajeep.com.au
www.echucasubaru.com.au
THANK YOU
To following Annual Advertisers
who have paid their accounts.
There are still a number
outstanding, so please make
your payment as soon as
possible.
Steven’s Contracting
Bamawm Farm Services
Lockington Community Centre
Dorman’s Electrical Contractors
Maddison Livestock & Property P/L
Lockington Hotel
Daryl Collins (Charles L.King)
Echuca Amcal Chemist
Echuca Glass & Aluminium
The Carriages Vineyard
GJ & MA Gardiner P/L
Stone’s Dairy Services
Elmore/Lockington/Rochester
Community Bank
Wickham’s Excavator Hire
Glen Anderson Electrical
Regional Shearing
Kvm Design & Printing
Hot & Cold Plumbing
HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING?
Left at Lockington Heritage
Complex ANZAC weekend, in the
kitchen, 1 pair of glasses dark pinkpurple, Alex Perry Frames. 1 pink
ladies jacket with hood which is
trimmed with fur. May be collected
at the Complex on Sunday
afternoon, or phone 5486 2226.
Annual Meeting of the Lockington
Bowls Club (Inc) will be held on
Monday May 11th at 8.00 pm at the
Club House.
P. Cunnington, President.
Annual Meeting of the
Ladies Section of the Lockington
Bowls Club will be held on Tuesday
May 12th at 1.00 pm at the Club
House. J. Weller, President.
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Page 9
RURAL
RURAL
RURAL
Norm & Dot Moon
Phone: 5486 5355
Automated Livestock
Feed Systems
Sales, Service and Spares
Grant Humbert
0428 106 132
G&T
For all
your
earthmoving
needs
LASERING
Contact Greg Smith:
Phone: 0428 865 277
GJ & MA Gardiner P/L
836 Middleton Road Bamawm
Crushed Rock and Sand
for cowlanes and driveways etc.
Hay Contracting and Sales
Cartage of Rolls and Big Squares
Machinery Transport
call Greg or Maree
Phone 5486 5230
HUMBERT
LANDFORMING
Phone: 0428 106 132
Specialising in supply of fill and carting of•
•
•
•
Filling for Cow Lanes
Feed Pads
Gravel and Sand
Loam, Packing Sand and Scoria
Richy’s Spraying
0419 598 240
RESTDOWN ROAD, BAMAWM
OVENS
GRAINS
LOCKINGTON
BUYERS & SELLERS OF
WHEAT - TRITICALE - BARLEY - OATS
Auger Supplied
Eddie & Janis Ovens
Mobile: 0427 300609
Lockington
PHOENIX
PARK ANGUS
‘BUILT LIKE BRICKS’
Specialising in:
Calving ease – Kilograms –
Quietness
Quality bloodlines sourced from
round Australia
Bulls available from $1500 - $3000
Contact Christian Hickey 0428511628
or [email protected]
“Think Pipe, Think Pipeworks”
1st & 2nd Grade
Feed Troughs
Pipes
Bay Outlets
Headwalls
Water Troughs
Concrete Post & Rail Fencing
507 Diggora Rd, Rochester Vic
Phone: 5484 1799 Fax: 5484 2077
Mobile: 0417107263 www.pipe.net.au
S & J CONTRACTING
Bamawm
HAY CONTRACTING & PASTURE RENOVATION
• Direct Drilling - Roller Seeder
• Hay Baling (Net)
• Silage Baling &
• Wrapping
• Power Harrowing
• Multi Discing
Ph. 5483 2387 Mob. 0417 840 327
IRRIGATION SURVEY & DESIGN
• Whole Farm Plans
• Community Drains
• Reuse Systems
• NVIRP Assistance & Advice
• GPS Surveys
• Irrigation Development Costing
All Irrigation & Drainage
Development Inquiries
Phone James Schroen 5486 2262
STONE’S
DAIRY SERVICES
Pty. Ltd.
10 Lockington Road
Manager: Brett Stone
Shop: 5486 2229 Fax: 5486 2249
Mobile: 0428 862 655
* AMMTA Accredited Technician * Vats
* Dairy Plant Installations * Machine Tests
* Plant & Pump Services * Dairy Supplies
Fri: 9.15am - 5pm (closed 12 - 12.30pm)
WAYNE KEMPTON
BORE PUMPS
Phone: 5484 1094
For all your fertiliser needs
including gypsum, lime & seed.
Mixing Plant for individual blends
BREAD MAKING FLOUR
Now working in your area
15 years experience
Repairing old & supplying new
Turbine & Submersible pumps
No Job TOO BIG or small
M:0429 151 633
E:[email protected]
Page 10
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
RURAL
EXCAVATOR HIRE
Jeff & Clare Wickham
Phone (03) 5486 5371
Mobile 0428 505963
TRADE
TRADE
DORMAN’S
Specialists in Commercial
and Residential Works
including: Shower
Screens & repairs,
Security Doors, Glass Splashbacks,
Mirrors, Wardrobe Doors, Pergola
Enclosures, Windows & Doors.
All glass repairs.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS P/L
382 HIGH STREET, ECHUCA
Bamawm 3561
∗ ALL TYPES OF
ELECTRICAL WORK
• Excavator Hire
• Laser
• Laser Bucket
• Smudging
• Truck and Trailer Hire
for all your:Rock, Sand, Soil
phone:
mobile:
5482 4353
0428 505 301
Reg. Vic 1607, NSW 35190
Servicing Lockington/Bamawm
for over 10 years
Phone: 5480 6694
18 McKenzie Road, Echuca
www.echucaglassandaluminium.com.au
WRIGHT’S
Haulage Contractors
& Grain Traders
For all your feed grain requirements
Bulk & General freight, fertiliser &
Gypsum needs.
Gardening & Mowing
Farm work & Painting
Odd jobs
DAVID WRIGHT
Tel: 5486 8343
Mob: 0428 505 609
When you need a hand ring
Eric Bish 0429 770 858.
TRADE
BAMAWM
FARM SERVICES
RC & HA KILSBY
Master Builder
Housing, Renovations &
Additions
Phone: 5486 2578
Mobile: 0428 505 702
MBAV 5488, RBP DB-U-9157
ACN: 007 405 978
(Trading as PA & ML Stanford)
•Rural Fencing
•Mini Bobcat Hire - Rotovating;
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR &
SOLAR GRID CONNECT
INSTALLERS
Industrial – Rural – Commercial
Underground – Pump & Motors
Site Clearing; Post Hole Digging;
Leveling; Shed Cleaning (calves) etc.
"Your Second Hand"
Phone Phil Stanford
0429 865 424 / 5486 5424 A/H
•
Electrical Contractor with over
10 years experience.
•
Your local solar expert using only
the best quality products available.
Call us today for a no obligation free
quote & inspection
All Concreting Services
Dairy Yards * Silo Bases * Shed floors
• Driveways • Verandahs & footpaths
plain, coloured, exposed aggregate
Free Measure and Quote
JAKE STEVENS P: 0439 003 290
E: [email protected]
ABLAZE
ELECTRICAL
JOEL RANDALL
0438 00 78 78
Servicing Echuca &
surrounds
Split System Air
Conditioning.
P: 03 5486 5402
M: 0427 649 363
E: [email protected]
W: www.norlecsolar.com.au
Rec : 15607 (Vic) 161867C (NSW)
G & K AUTOMOTIVE
Workshop in the Bamawm Area
All new Equipment
FREE Pickup and Delivery
service in
the Rochester/Lockington
area.
Call Glen Viney today
0428 110 071
For a FREE no obligation quote.
PRIGGS PLUMBING PTY LTD
78 - 80 MACKAY STREET
ROCHESTER 3561
Telephone: 5484 1042
[email protected]
Contact Priggs
for all your plumbing and gas
requirements
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Page 11
“The Udder Page”
Q: Why don't cows have any money?
A: Because farmers milk them dry
Q: What do you call a cow you can't see?
A: Camooflauged.
Jill Sanguinetti grew up in the Victorian country town of Kyabram and went to Methodist
Ladies’ College in Melbourne as a boarder
from 1958 to 1961.
After years as a teacher in schools, community centres and TAFE colleges, her passion
for education led her to undertake a PhD in
adult education policy and women’s education. She spent 10 years lecturing and researching in the School of Education at Victoria University.
Jill divides her time between East Brunswick
and a bush retreat near Marysville where
she is involved in the struggle for forests.
School Days of a
Methodist Lady
A Journey through Girlhood
This book is about a girl,
a school and a family
in Australia
in the 1950s and 60s…
In 1958, Jill left her home in the Victorian
town of Kyabram to attend Methodist Ladies’
College (MLC) as a boarder. In this comingof-age memoir she interleaves her MLC
story with lively vignettes of her early school
years, the family newsagency, church, and
country community life.
WALKING IN THE RAIN
On Friday 17th April former Lockington/
Bamawm residents Felicity Smith and Angela
Hann walked from the Hann family farm on
Prairie road, via Lockington and on to Echuca
– as it turned out a 45km trek in the rain. The
girls have known each other since birth, with
their fathers Eddie Smith and Eddie Hann
going to school together at Lockington Primary School in the 1950s.
Ange and Flick have developed a lifelong
friendship, despite living in Melbourne and
Ocean Grove respectively. It first started from
the early days at Locky pre-school, Locky
swimming pool, their school bus trip to
Echuca attending St Joseph's College together and of course many
hours shared on the tennis court.
Their walking journey allowed the girls to re-live fun childhood memories, visiting many local destinations and seeing friends and family
along the way.
Ange is a true distance warrior and competitor having walked from
Melbourne to Sorrento to raise funds for MS last year, as well as
walking for 24 hours as part of the Relay For Life. Ange will also be
walking the Kokoda Track in July this year. Flick is also an adventurer – planning to walk the Inca Trail in Peru this October.
The walk took 9 hours in total, which included a visit to Lockington
pre-school and a coffee and chat with old friend at the hairdressers
and cafe in town (great coffee!).
The girls finished their walk in Echuca and caught up with family and
friends for some celebratory drinks at the American Hotel.
To see more photos and events from their walk, visit their facebook
page Walk'n'lbe.
THUMBS UP
To the organisers of the Tractor Rally, for again bringing a good crowd of visitors to our town
THUMBS DOWN
To the person who dumped a box of kittens at the
main entry to the school. This was a
deplorable action.
Even though we don't...you know who you are
Page 12
LOCKINGTON GOLF CLUB REPORT
April 22: A really good turn up of ladies played a stableford round, with the winner decided by scores on a Secret
9. Phyl Macfarlane was in fine form and returned the
day’s best score of 24 points to win the Player of the Day
voucher, plus B Grade honours.
Pauline Humbert played well to win A Grade with 23. The
9-hole event was won by Yvonne Stansfield with 16, and
it was terrific to have Verna Clymo back having a hit.
Nearest the pins: A Grade – Annette Brereton; B Grade –
Helen Hayes. Competition winner – Kathi Maddison (2
weeks in a row!).
April 25: Steve Holt’s recent rich vein of form continued
with an excellent score of 43 points to win the Pentreaths
Supermarket Player of the Day voucher, plus the Privilege Cup and A Grade honours. Runner-up in A Grade
was Kevin Humbert (39). Des Pentreath maintained his
good form to score 39 points and win B Grade from
Quarry Hill visitor Tim Staley (37), on a countback from
Travis Mancer. Don Muhleisen’s fine score of 40 points
was too good for his younger rivals in C Grade. Tom
Scurrah was runner-up with 39. Yardstick balls for the
next best scores across all grades were won by Travis
Mancer (37), Mat Dennis (36), Terry Thomas, Ian Haines
and Jeff Carnie (all 34). Ian Haines was 1-under the card
after 7 holes but his scintillating start for a 17-handicapper
sadly faded – a nomination for the Choker’s Trophy
perhaps? Nearest the pins: 3rd – Ian Haines; 2nd shot 11th
– Grant Humbert; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack smack –
Tim Staley. Neither the Echuca CIH eagles nest nor
Captain Tom’s yardstick prize was won. The good field
included visitors from Quarry Hill, plus local Daryl Squires
enjoying his first hit.
April 29: The ladies played a stroke round with another
pleasing turn-up. Annette Brereton was in excellent form
with her score of 82-14-68 to win the Pentreaths Supermarket Player of the Day voucher, plus A Grade honours,
ahead of Sherryl Jones (nett 73). Yvonne Stansfield won
B Grade with 122-43-79, while Anne Lowrie won the
9-hole event. Nearest the pins: A Grade – Annette
Brereton; B Grade – Lois Chugg.
May 2: Barry Graham played some vintage golf to score
82-20-62 and win big-time - he won the Pentreaths Su-
BAMAWM GOLF CLUB REPORT
April 26: There was a small but quality field turn up for
the first stroke round of the season. Winner of the ladies
competition was Anita Ward with a fantastic score of
87-24-63 and runner up Louise Williams with 87-17-70.
Count the Putts- Louise Williams (25 putts) NTP 3rd shot
5/14- Anita Ward Longest Drive- Anita Ward Winner of
the prestigious Privilege Cup was Ian Hunter with
85-20-65, runner up with his first round below 100 was
Nev Staley with 95-27-68 on a count back from Sam
Newth. Count the Putts- Sam Newth (23 putts) NTP
7/16- Ross Wilson NTP 2nd shot 4/13- Shane Wolfe
Longest Drive- Graham Turner
May 3: We had a fantastic day at Bamawm Golf Club on
Sunday with our annual Pauline Ward and Kevin McAsey
Day. It was great to see lots of visitors and past members
join us for presentations and afternoon tea. It was
especially great to see Pauline and Kevin and their
families. The ladies played a stroke round and there
were lots of great scores for the day. The winner of the
day and the Pauline Ward Trophy, with a fantastic score
of 87-29-58 was Lorraine Appleby with Leisa Evans
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
permarket Player of the Day voucher, plus the Monthly
Medal and B Grade honours. A Grade was won by Gary
Milligan with an excellent score of 79-14-65 (first time
under 80 off the stick, top effort), on a countback from the
resurgent Kevin Humbert (78-13-65). In B Grade, Darren
Carnie (88-21-67) was the distant runner-up, on a countback from Travis Mancer (85-18-67). Tom Scurrah (9427-67) won C Grade on a countback from the unlucky
Jayden Wright (100-33-67), who incurred a penalty when
his ball ricocheted onto his bag. Yardstick balls for the
next best scores (across all grades) – Terry Thomas (66),
Travis Mancer, Andrew Harris, Grant Humbert (all 67),
James Hodgens (68). Best scratch scores: A Grade –
Grant Humbert (70); B Grade – Barry Graham (82); C
Grade – Neil Maddison (93 – a good comeback after his
first shot for the day landed in a tree – and stayed there).
Gartside Cup qualifiers – Barry Graham, Gary Milligan,
Kevin Humbert; standby – Terry Thomas. Nearest the
pins: 7th – Andrew Harris; 2nd shot 12th – Gary Milligan; 2nd
shot 18th for the 6-pack smack – Brett Stone (3rd time for
the season so far). The Echuca CIH eagles nest on the
3rd wasn’t won, and neither was Captain Tom’s yardstick
on the 16th. Rick Connors score of 94-21-73 deserves a
mention, given that he went out of bounds 6 times during
his round – once on the 4th, 4 times on the 6th (in successive shots off the fairway but ended up with an 11) and
once on the 8th. This round was also the qualifying round
for the Handicap Matchplay Championships. A nett score
of 70 was required to make the cut for the first round
matches, to be played by Sunday 5th July. First round
draw: Barry Graham v Neil Maddison; Gary Milligan v
Steve Holt; Kevin Humbert v Phil Stanford; Terry Thomas
v Jeff Carnie; Ian Scurrah v Des Pentreath; Jayden
Wright v James Hodgens; Darren Carnie v Andrew Harris; Grant Humbert v Travis Mancer. Upcoming events:
Saturday May 9 – Par. Duty – Ray Brereton, Darren
Carnie. Preparations are well under way for the club’s
Annual Tournament. It will commence on Tuesday 19th
May with a Ladies 4BBB event, followed by the Stroke
Championship for Ladies on Thursday 21st May, 4BBB for
men on Friday 22nd May, Mixed American on Saturday
23rd May and will conclude with the 36 Holes Stroke Open
Championship for Men on Sunday 24th May.
runner up with 93-32-61. Count the Putts- Louise
Williams Longest Drive- Anita Ward NTP 3rd shot 5/14Anita Ward NTP 7/16- Louise Williams NTP 2nd shot
8/17- Leisa Evans. The men played a stableford
competition and the eventual winner of the Kevin McAsey
Trophy was Owen McPhee with an awesome score of 45.
Runner up was Kieran McAsey with 39 points on a count
back from Peter Broom and Rod McAsey. Longest DriveGraham Turner NTP 7/16- Ken McPhee NTP 2nd shot
4/13- Francis Lee NTP 3rd shot 2/11- Ian Hunter. Thanks
again to all of the members and visitors who came along
to celebrate two wonderful life members of our club. Next
week- par round. Duty- Chris and Graham Turner.
Pictured: Kevin McAsey & Owen McPhee,
Lorraine Appleby & Pauline Ward
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Page 13
championship victory at his new club. The club
LOCKINGTON BOWLS CLUB
congratulated Bill and his new wife Marion on their recent
Report April 27: The women have been
marriage at Easter. In the final to decide the winner of
scaling down their activities after a rather
the 21 Up Presidents trophy Kalvin Stout was pitted
long season. On Tuesday last the winning
against club champion Russell Shawcross. After a few
team at social bowls were Annie Haines,
nervous ends the game unfolded in the favour of leftMarie Malone and Kath Palmer (s). The previous week
hander Shawcross as he continually pounded the
Annette Brereton and Marie Malone won the Scrounge
jack and had a runaway win 21-9 to complete a double of
event. In club competitions Ray Hanson defeated Don
club
competitions. Stout was valiant in defeat and
Isgvro in the final of the 100 Up championship. Both
displayed
some quality talent that will eventually improve
bowlers traded ends with the final bowl deciding the
with
more
experience. Several members are heading
match. Hanson defeated Neil Haines in one semi while
north for the Swan Hill Carnival this fortnight. Best of luck.
Isgro defeated Les Brereton to make the final.
The club intends to provide bowls throughout the winter
Congratulations to Hanson on a successful season of
months (weather permitting) with a Scrounge competition
bowls. In the B Grade championship Les Brereton will
on a Tuesday or Wednesday at 1.00pm. Names are
meet Bill Musgrove. The 21 Up Presidents trophy is
nearing completion as Kalvin Stout defeated Frank Chugg essential.
The Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday
and will now play Russell Holman in the semi-final. The
11th May at 8.00pm. The women will meet for their
winner will meet Russell Shawcross in the final.
Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 12th May at
Congratulations to Norm Bacon who received a Service
1.00pm.
Certificate from the Sixty and Over competition. Bacon
To all bowlers and kindred clubs - a happy restive season
has represented the club for several years.
Get well wishes to our club champion Rhonda Gallagher during the winter break.
who is recovering from a serious left elbow injury suffered
as a result from a fall. One is happy it was not the bowling
arm.
The Lockington Bowls Club offered sincere condolences
to club member Ken Cunnington on the sad loss of his
wife Melva. Thoughts to all the Cunnington families.
Report May 5: The Annual Presentation evening was
held on Friday attracting a large gathering of members
Phillip Cunnington & Tom Davis
and guests. Presidents Joy Weller and Phillip
Cunnington welcomed all present and thanked the
members for their loyal support throughout the 2014-2015
season of bowls. Weller proceeded to congratulate the
women on their respective success and presented the
Bill Musgrove
awards. Club Champion: Rhonda Gallagher (9th time).
Runner Up: Phylis MacFarlane. 100 Up
championship: Rhonda Gallagher. R/up: Leanne
McInnes. Alys Humbert Club Pairs: Joy Weller - Kath
Palmer (s). R/Up: Margaret Davis - Helen Pitts (s). The
weekly vouchers were presented all winners - Kath
Kath Palmer, Joy Weller &
Palmer and Lorraine Appleby dominated the events durMargaret Davis
ing the year. Phillip Cunnington presented the awards for
the men. Club Champion: Russell Shawcross. R/Up: Ken
Main. B Grade Championship: Bill Musgrove. R/Up: Les
Brereton. 100 up championship: Ray Hanson. R/Up: Don
Isgro. 21Up Presidents trophy: Russell Shawcross. R/Up:
Kalvin Stout. The Best Club-person for the season was
awards to Tom Davis amidst rousing applause. Davis was
instrumental in the overall running of the club and
handled the position of Tournament Secretary at a high
standard plus handling the bar manager activities. Davis Russell Shawcross
responded in a most humble way and thanked the club
Russell Shawcross & ken Main
for the consideration. A most deserved award. Ladies
President Joy Weller then presented Phillip Cunnington a
cheque of $10,000 from the ladies committee being proceeds from their activities during the season. Cunnington
thanked the ladies committee for their ongoing support
and proved once more they are the backbone of most
club organisations. During the past week a couple of the
outstanding club competitions were held. In the B Grade
championship Bill Musgrove and Les Brereton battled
hard for the title. In a see-sawing game with the lead
changing on several occasions, it was Musgrove that
Rhonda Gallagher &
Don Isgro & Kalvin Stout
proved too consistent in the long run and scored his first
Leanne McInnes
Page 14
MAY
Friday 8
Social Indoor Bowls - 7:30 pm
Bamawm Extension Hall
Saturday 9
HDFNL Round 5:
Colbinabbin v LBU
Sunday 10
Heritage Complex Open:
1:00 - 4:00 pm
On Duty: Colin & Cherril
Monday 11
Meals on Wheels:
LBU Football Club
Lockington Bowls Club AGM
8:00 pm at the Club Rooms
ISSUE #769 - May 8, 2015
Monday 18
Noon Closing time for next issue
of Locky News
Meals on Wheels:
St. James Eve Fellowship
Wednesday 20
Ladies Pink High Tea 1:30 pm Bush Nursing Centre see advert.
Thursday 21
Immunisation Session at Bush
Nursing Centre. 10:00 to 10:30 am.
Friday 22
Lockington Consolidated Debutante
Ball - 7:30 pm - Community Centre.
Theme “Vintage”
Heritage Complex Meeting:
7:30 pm at the Heritage Complex
Sunday 24
Heritage Complex Open:
1:00 - 4:00 pm
On Duty: Lorry, Les & Ken
Tuesday 12
Well Women’s Clinic
See advert for details.
Monday 25
Meals on Wheels:
Action Group
Lockington Bowls Club Women’s
Annual General Meeting 1:00 pm at
the Club Rooms
Bamawm CWA - 10:00 am Bamawm Community Social Centre
Heritage Complex Meeting - 7:30 pm
Wednesday 13
Lockington & District Living Heritage
Lions Club Dinner Meeting - 7:30 pm Complex
Lockington Hotel
Bamawm Extension CWA - 7:30 pm
Thursday 14
Bamawm Extension Hall
Milloo CWA - 10:00 am - Milloo Hall
Wednesday 27
Saturday 16
Lockington Lions Club Business
HDFNL Round 6:
Meeting - 7:30 pm - Lockington Hotel
LBU v Huntly
Saturday 30
Sunday 17
HDFNL Round 7:
Swap Meet and Market. See advert. Elmore v LBU
Heritage Complex Open:
1:00 - 4:00 pm
On Duty: Des & Dorothy
Lockington Pony Club - 10:00 am
Scurrah Reserve. Ph: 0419 009 268
Or 0428 862 551
Sunday 31
Heritage Complex Open:
1:00 - 4:00 pm
On Duty: Fenton & Beryl
Bank Trading Hours:
Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 10.00 am - 2.00 pm
Thursdays & Fridays - 9.00 am to 12 noon, 12.45 pm to 4.00 pm
MONDAYS
• Strength & Balance Class
9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre
• Lockington & District T.O.W.N Club
6.30 pm - Bush Nursing Centre
(Activities Room)
• Senior Citizens Social Bowls
1:30 pm - Lockington Community
Centre
TUESDAYS
• Lockington Playgroup 10.00am Noon - St. James Church Hall.
Enq: Tish Serpell 0400607174
• Ladies Social Badminton
10.00am - Bamawm Sports
Centre. Enquiries: 5486 2272.
• Men’s Shed
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Phone 5486 2683
• Dr. Patrick
9.30 am - 4:30 pm - Bush
Nursing Centre.
Phone: 5486 2544.
• Lockington Bowls - Ladies Social
In by 9:45 am Start 10:00 am
Enquiries: Bev Brereton
5486 2331
WEDNESDAYS
• Strength & Balance Class
9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre.
• Men’s Shed
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Phone 5486 2683
• Lockington Bowls Club
Social Bowls 1:00 pm $3.00
Weather permitting
THURSDAYS
• Dr. Sam
10:00 am - 2:00 pm - Bush
Nursing Centre. Ph: 5486 2544
• Social Activity Day
10am - Bush Nursing Centre
Ph: 5480 6701
• Men’s Shed
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Ph: 5486 2683
FRIDAYS
• Senior Citizens Social Day
1.30 pm - Community Centre.
• Bowls
Late afternoon practice followed by
BBQ tea at 7:00 pm.
SATURDAYS
• Bingo
7:15 pm - St. Joseph’s Hall,
Campaspe St, Rochester.
St. Mary’s Op Shop
Mon & Wed 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Thu & Fri 10:00 am - 2:30 pm