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WAS
MORE THAN A FEAST
Bill
Keenan serenades, Approximately 100 people, including Graeme & Marita
Chappel back from Lockington Heritage Centre on Sunday, May 24. The ladies as usual were the hard workers in the kitchen,
providing a variety of soups, followed by vegetables to accompany the
assortment of yummy family pies, like Rabbit, Chicken, Steak & Kidney,
Beef & Mushroom, etc. provided by Pentreath’s, then followed an
array of delectable desserts. Forget the waist
line for a night! Enjoyable music was supplied by our local Rupe Adams and
Kerran Keats of Echuca, with Lions member, Bill Keenan singing a few great
songs also. Jim and Alison
Mitchell were the lucky and well deserved winners of the hamper raffle, which
overflowed a wheel barrow, and Colleen Curran won the meat.
Ian Palmer and Grace McCreadie serve some guests. |
SPECIAL
AWARD TO RECOGNISE SENIORS Nominate an older Victorian who has made a significant
contribution to their community for the Victorian Senior of the Year Awards
2009. To be eligible for an award, the nominee must be an Australian citizen and a resident of The Victorian Senior of the Year Awards 2009 will be presented
at a special reception at Government House on 2 October, leading up to the Victorian
Seniors Festival 2009, which runs from 4 to 11 October. Nominations close on 24 July 2009. Application forms available from Wendy Lovell's office at website at www.seniors.vic.gov.au
Lockington
Consolidated School’s HPV Lockington Consolidated has purchased an HPV (Human Powered
vehicle) in preparation for
this year’s RACV Energy
Breakthrough event. This purchase was
made available through the sponsorship gained and fundraising efforts of the grade 5 and 6 children with their
teacher’s assistance. ITEMS
FOR
Just a reminder for the collection of Beads, Seeds, Old
Cameras and Phones for donation to The collection tubs are located outside the school office
area. Please support this if you can. |
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LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX
Website:
Heritage
Complex Web Site Hello
Everyone! DOWN Readers
may remember the initial article written about the Lockington Universal
Store some weeks ago, in which Marie Gordon recalled that the library
agency had been established there when the store was owned by Cliff
and Dorrie Gartside. I was doing some sorting of items at
the Complex last weekend when I came across a page from the Rochester Irrigator, Wednesday,
August 9, 1961. It had been given to us some years ago
and, just by chance, the very first item on
the page was headed “New Library Opens at Lockington.” I
thought you might like to read about it. “The
first library in the Rochester Shire since the shire’s admission into
the Echuca Regional Library service opened at Lockington last week. It will
be a deposit library at the store of C. and D. M. Gartside. Stocked
with 700 books, it will rank with Bunnaloo as the largest deposit library
in the service. The initial supply of books was taken to Lockington by the
regional librarian (Mr P. Ralph) and members of the library committee. Cr. G.
B. Haines reported to the August meeting of the Rochester Shire Council on
the above arrangements.” Other
interesting items appeared across the page. An early
visit was anticipated from a Its purpose was in relation to the
Common Market. It was expected that, on Sunday 13 August, Mr J. E. Green,
dairy supervisor, of an
inspection of Mr P. Taylor’s Lockington dairy farm. The
district was mourning the loss of a well known and well respected Lockington
community member, Mrs Ellen Park, who had passed away in The
Lockington Bowling Club Associates had held their annual meeting, the
highlight being the president’s presentation of the pennant won in
inter-club matches. The
president (Miss Seiersen) reported on a successful year and congratulated the
ladies on the way they had worked, making particular mention of the secretary (Mrs Dwyer). The
Lockington tennis Club had also held its annual meeting, with Mr I. Ham and
Mr R. Pledge having succeeded Mr W. Watts and Mr G. Chapman respectively as
president and secretary. The Club
sought the support of young people in the forthcoming season and urged intending
members to hand in their names at the earliest. Lockington
footballers ranked second to Mathoura on the Echuca Football League
premiership points list, and there was a quarter by quarter description of
the previous Saturday’s play when Mathoura had defeated Lockington; 12
goals 9 points to Lockington’s 6 goals 14 points. Best
players for Lockington were T. Vick, P. Evans, R. Perks, J. Hann, J.
Harrison, R. Boysen, P. Taylor and W. Clohesy. The
Lockington Advance Association had received a negative response to its
request that revenue received from stock yard dues be spent on the Lockington
yards, but the Rochester Shire Council had agreed to connect the water mains
in The
Association’s requests for street lighting, and the continuation of A
meeting had been convened to discuss re-forming a Lockington branch of the
Country Party. An affirmative decision saw the election of Mr G. Haines as
president and Mr W. Williams as secretary. G. C.
Roe of Lockington advertised a “Big Clearance in Winter Stock”,
with prices
ranging from Boys’ School Caps @ 1shilling (10 cents!!) to
Gents’ Pullovers from £2/ 19/ 11 (about $6) to £3/19/11 (about $8). Johns’
Bakery of Lockington solicited “the favour of your recommendation and
patronage”, and Lockington Motors advised readers to take the opportunity
of procuring the Vicon Lely Hay Rakes which were then available. For added emphasis, another line read
‘Remember, for the last four seasons, they have not been. I
enjoyed reading about the Lockington of almost fifty years ago. I hope
that you did too. ‘Bye
until next time, Marg O’Brien. LBU UNDER 14 FOOTBALL Results
– 16/5/09 LBU had
a big win on its home ground against Stanhope-Girgarre. Odin
Jones, Trent Bacon, Tommy Eade and Ryan Jensen combined brilliantly to create
many scoring chances. There was some great teamwork from Josh Felmingham, who
handballed to Jensen, who kicked it to Joel McCormack-Hall, scoring
a great goal. Joel was the best player for the team kicking three
goals, while Travis Bacon scored the goal of the day with a snap over his
head. Luke Sciotto scored his first goal for the season, only to line up
minutes later for his second, while Nathan Neville, Jarrod Monaghan and Jye
Kuiper were
prominent in an even team effort. Final
Scores: LBU 17.15 (117) d Stan/Girgarre 0.0. Goals: J
McHall 3, Trent Bacon 3, S Wolfe 2, Travis Bacon 2, O Jones 2, L
Sciotto 2, J McPhee, R Jensen, J Pearse Awards:
J McCormack-Hall – Carters, Trent Bacon – Locky Takeaway, R Jensen
– Bennetts, J McPhee – Locky Meats, T Eade – KFC, Travis
Bacon – Wolfe Family, K Bacon – KFC, L Sciotto – Pentreaths Encouragement
Awards : J Monaghan – LBU Socks, N.Neville
– Sportspower Bottle Results – 22/5/09 LBU
played host to Rochester Magpies last Friday night. LBU displayed great
strength in the first quarter with Nathan Dyson once again dominating in the
ruck and the forward line and finishing the game with seven goals. Tommy
Eade, Trent Bacon, Ryan Jensen and Odin Jones created lots of play to bring
the ball into our forward line on numerous occasions. Joel McCormack-Hall
also played a great
game finishing with four goals. Samuel Neale, Aaron O’Brien, Josh
Felmingham, Jye Kuiper combined well in the backline. Jarrod Monaghan was
instrumental in the third quarter passing the ball to Joel who then went on
to kick a goal. Nathan
Neville played a good game in the wing, then moving on to the forward line
kicked his first goal for the season. The Wolfe brothers also combined well
to finish off the game with a win. Final
Scores: LBU 13.13 (91) d Magpies 3.2 (20) Goals: Awards:
N.Dyson – Wolfe Family, Bennetts,
J.McCormack – Hall – KFC, J McPhee – Pentreaths , J Wolfe
– Bennetts, O Jones – Locky Takeaway, R Jensen – Locky
Meats Encouragement
Awards: Lockington Bamawm United Under 17’s match report 16/05/09 This
week LBU took on playing
their own style of footy and went on to kick some goals. LBU had a great last
quarter kicking 9 goals and keeping Jeremy
Mundie was best on the ground with lots of run out of defense and through
the cent re. Paddy Gardiner, Brendon Pangrazio and Jesse Collins were strong
up forward. Josh Cairns, Marcus Angove and Hayden Chappel ran the ball
off half back and through the centre, while Jarrod Bacon was good in the
ruck. Final
scores where LBU 16.11 to On the
weekend LBU played a hard fought match against Colbinabbin. The
first quarter LBU had most of the play and led at quarter time, but in the
second quarter Colbinabbin came back and played good football and LBU had a
real match on their hands. LBU
coach Small gave the boys a big rev up at half time and they came out full of
run and ready to go in the third quarter. With the help of the wind LBU were
able to break away. Final scores LBU 11;11 to Colbinabbin
7;11 Goals R 1 - Best
L Bish R Reeves H Chappel G Broad R Woodland J Bacon N Bacon P Gardiner. MONDAYS
- Strength & Balance Class - 9.00 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre. MONDAYS
- Lockington & District T.O.W.N Club - 7.30 pm - Masonic Lodge Hall. TUESDAYS
- Ladies Social Badminton - 10.00 am - Bamawm Sports Centre. TUESDAYS
- Ladies Social Bowls - 10.00 am - Lockington Bowls Club. TUESDAYS
- Senior Citizens Social Bowls - 1.30 pm - Lockington Community Centre. TUESDAYS
- Dr. Inoke Buadromo - 2.00 pm - 5.00 pm Bush Nursing Centre. Phone 5486
2544. TUESDAYS
- “GROW” (Mental Health Recovery Group) - WEDNESDAYS
- Strength & Balance Class - 9.00 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre. WEDNESDAYS
- Fitness for Adults - 9.30 am - Lockington Community Centre. WEDNESDAYS
- Lockington Playgroup - 10.30 to 12.30pm - Lockington PreSchool. Phone 5486
2673 THURSDAYS
- Bamawm Golf Club 9 Hole Competition - Hit off 9.00 am to 9.30 am. THURSDAYS
- Dr. Inoke Buadromo - 2.00 pm - 5.00 pm Bush Nursing Centre. Phone 5486
2544. FRIDAYS
- Senior Citizens Social Day - 1.30 pm - Seniors Room, Community Centre. FRIDAYS
- Bowls: Friday Night Barbeque & practice - 6.30 pm - Lockington Bowls Club SATURDAYS - Lockington Bowls Club Social Bowls - 1.00 pm. Bank Trading
Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays - 10.00 am - 2.00 pm Thursdays - 9.00 am to 4.00 pm. (Closed for lunch
12.00 to 12.30 pm) Fridays - 10.00 am to 4.00 pm (Closed for lunch
12.00 to 12.30 pm) St.
Mary’s Op Shop Mondays & Wednesdays: 10.00 - 2.00 Thursdays: 10.00 - 2.30 Fridays: 10.00 - 2.30 Saturdays: 10.00 - 12.00 |
ANGLICAN PARISH OF LOCKINGTON May
31 - 10.30am Parish
Service @ Railway Hotel, Dingee, followed by light lunch St
Mary’s Lockington June
7 - 11.00 am Holy
Communion St.
David’s Milloo June
7 - 9.00am Morning Prayer St
Luke’s Dingee June 7 - 7pm Holy Communion
UNITING CHURCH PARISH May
31 Bamawm
11 am Tennyson
9.30 am June
7 Bamawm 11 am Tennyson
9 am #
children’s activity kits available.
ST. JAMES Every Sunday - 10.00 am 2nd Wednesday monthly - Prayer for the Community -
7.30 pm Deuteronomy
5 v 19. You
shall not steal.
ST. CANICE‘S Every Sunday - 9.00 am To be
collected 11.45 am From Bush Nursing Centre June 1 -
Action Group June 8 -
St. James Lockington June 15 -
Lions June 22
- Catholic Ladies June 29
- Bamawm CWA July 6 -
Bamawm Uniting Church MEALS
WILL BE DELIVERED ON MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS ONLY Please
contact June Clifford 1300 666 535 or 0408 379 647, the day before your
duty, of you cannot deliver the meals or for any assistance. Kindergarten Enrolments 2010 The
Shire of Campaspe is currently taking Kindergarten enrolments for 2010 for
Council Managed Services. Applications
are being sought for both three year old and funded four year old programs. Application
forms are available from all Campaspe Cluster Kindergartens including
Campaspe Community Children’s Centre (Echuca), Girgarre Kindergarten,
Gunbower Kindergarten, Lockington Kindergarten, Kindergarten
and Tongala Kindergarten. Application
forms are also available from all Shire of Campaspe Maternal and
Child Health Centres, Customer Service Centres and Council’s website. Telephone
enquiries should be directed to the Central Enrolment Office
on 03 5481 2200. Enrolments
close strictly on 31 July 2009. ART EXHIBITION To
celebrate Reconciliation Week, a display of local indigenous art will be on
display. Date:
Saturday, 30 May & Sunday,
31 May Venue:
Old YMCA building, High Street,
Echuca (adjacent to Nirebo Motel) Time: 10am to 4pm - Free entry. Next Meeting Meetings
of the Lockington Branch of the Victorian Farmers’ Federation (VFF) are
held on the 1st Tuesday of each month. The next
meeting will be held on 2nd June 8:00 pm at the Lockington Hotel. The
guest speaker will be Geoff Akers from Dairy Australia, who is prepared to
answer any questions and report on the activities of the organization. All dairy
farmers whose levy pays for the activities of Dairy Australia should be present. Notice
is given of the UDV Annual General Meeting on June 10th 2009 in Notice
is given of the VFF Annual General Meeting on 11th to 12th June 2009 in At the Last Meeting The last
meeting was held on May 5th at the Lockington Hotel. The meeting was
attended by branch members and representatives of the Campaspe
Water Services Committee. The Guest
Speaker was Earl Jobling. Topics
considered at the meeting included the appointment of contractors for the
ongoing modernization of irrigation districts. A debate occurred on water
charges. The
guest speaker was Earl Jobling, an economist from La Trobe University. His
presentation concerned the global financial crisis and the optimistic outlook
for the agricultural economy. The
Chair presented the thanks of the meeting with a gift. LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT BUSH NURSING CENTRE INC SHIRE OF
CAMPASPE IMMUNISATION SESSION Next
session Thursday,
June 18 - 10-10:30 am Six men
and four women ventured to Mitiamo on Sunday 17th May to compete for
the Annual Kelly Shield. Even though we were not successful
in the teams event, Neville Toohey brought home the trophy in the
handicap event with a great score of 91-28-63 and Lyn Oliver won a
nearest the pin. The men
held a nine hold competition on Thursday 21st with a pleasing attendance.
Winner was John Shotton of Elmore with 17 points on a countback
from Ray Hanson. Nearest
the pin on Seventh – Dick Henderson, Fourth – Graham Turner and
Ninth – Roy Lewis. There will be a nine hole competition every Thursday
morning for anyone wishing to play. Hit off is between 9am and
9.30am. Everyone welcome. The
Turner family had a successful day on Sunday with Chris and Graham
both taking out the HBBS awards. Chris
scored a great round of 91-26-65
and qualified her for the monthly medal. Chris also won the putting event
with 25 putts. In the
men’s event Graham won with 76-13- 63 which also gave him the Privilege
Cup from Ian Hunter runner up on 70 nett. Turner won nearest the pin on the
seventh and the putting competition with 27. The
Designer Stock Feeds Eagles nest remains intact. Next
week 31st May is a Par event for the men and stableford for the women plus
first round of the silver spoon, with Clyde Vise and Lorraine Appleby on
duty. Sunday
7th May – Stroke, on duty Ian Hunter and Chris Turner. 18TH MAY
2009 Brett
Stone’s excellent handicap breaking form continued in Saturday’s stableford
round at the Lockington Golf Club. His score of 45 points was best on
course and secured him A Grade honours ahead of Stuart Newton who finished
with 41, after a scorching outward 9 of 26 points. Des
Pentreath enjoyed his first win of the season in B Grade with a fine score of
42 points, with Darren Carnie next best on 39. Tony Brooke also gathered
his first win of the year in C Grade with his score of 38 points, ahead of
Captain Mark Lyons (37). CCR – 65 (41 points). Nearest
the pins: 3rd – Terry Thomas (great to see Terry back on the course);
2nd shot 11th – Kevin Humbert; Lucky 17th, sponsored by Lockington Post
Office – Des Pentreath;
2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack smack – Grant Humbert. The
Echuca CIH eagles nest on the 3rd continues to defy golfers, although Terry
Thomas was only inches away from winning the 12 balls. Captain Bricka’s
yardstick wasn’t won either, and jackpots to $32 for next week. Last
Wednesday the ladies enjoyed a different kind of contest, a 3-person pottose
event. Winners
were Pam Pollock, Leanne McInnes and Phyllis Macfarlane who finished with a
terrific score of 54. Runners-up were Helen Hayes, Marg Eade and Bev
Pentreath with 58. Nearest the pin – Bev Muhleisen (A Grade), Marie
Malone (B
Grade). Footy
tipping progress scores after Round 7: leader – Brett Stone (40); NAFTA
– Mark Lyons (26). 25TH MAY
2009 A big
week of golf at Lockington kicked off with the annual Kelly Shield event
played at Mitiamo last Sunday. The ladies’ team finished a gallant
third in defence of their
title, but the men’s team successfully defended their title with a
7-shot winning margin
over the host club. Captain
Mark Lyons led his team from the front, with the team consisting of Rick Connors
(best nett in the team), Don Muhleisen, Steve Holt, Tony Brooke and Travis Mancer. Last
Wednesday the ladies played for the Lorna Henderson Canadian Trophy, with
victory to Pam Pollock and Sherryl Jones, who returned an excellent 95-33-62. Runners-up
were Dorothy Pentreath and Sue Harris, with a solid nett off 66.5.
Nearest the pins: Sue Harris (A Grade), Marie Malone (B Grade). Saturday’s
stroke round attracted a terrific field, and competition was very keen for
one of the 16 qualifying places for the Handicap Matchplay Championships.
Defending champion Greg Hann was in top form, returning the best nett of the
day (89-26-63) to be the number 1 qualifier, as well as C Grade winner. Kevin
Humbert was in sparkling form and won A Grade with 73-9-64, ahead of Mick
Giorgianni (76-10-66). B Grade honours went to Darren Carnie
(86-23-63). He snatched victory from Rick Connors,
who scorched around his outward 9 in only 39, before finishing with 85-21-64. C Grade
was very competitive, with Greg Hann narrowly beating Mark Lyons (90-26-64)
and Shaun Malone (90-24-66). CCR – 65. Nearest
the pins: 7th – Andrew Harris; 2nd shot
12th – Tony Shawcross (Rich River); Lucky 17th sponsored by Lockington
Post Office – Don Muhleisen; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack smack –
Warwick Holt. Echuca CIH eagle’s nest (3rd) – not won. Captain
Bricka’s yardstick (16th) – not won, jackpots
to $45. Footy
tipping progress scores after Round 8: Brett Stone (47), Bo & Yvette
(46), Rohan Chugg (45), Darren Carnie (45). NAFTA: Mark Lyons (31), Barry
Graham (33), Marcus
Angove (33), Brayden Angove (33). The
Club’s Annual Tournament is being held all this week with events on Tuesday
26th May, Ladies
4BBB, Thursday
28th May –
Ladies 18 Holes Stroke Championships, Friday
29th May –
Men’s 4BBB, hit off 11am – 12 noon; Saturday
30th May –
Mixed American, hit off 11.30am – 12.30pm. The
tournament will conclude with the traditional Men’s 36 Holes Open
Championship on Sunday
31st May, hit
off from 7.20am. Entries to Mark Lyons. The Club
held their annual General Meeting last Monday evening. Tom
Davis was re-elected Club President for his second term. Senior
Vice President is Russell Shawcross; Junior
Vice President Les Brereton. Secretary
Jim Harris. Treasurer
- Phillip Cunnington. Selectors
- Shawcross, Cunnington and Brereton. The
Ladies elected Bev Brereton as President for season 2009/2010. Outgoing
President Joan Ryan thanked club members for their support during her two
years as President. Vice
President: Julie Chappel. Secretary:
Kath Palmer. Treasurer
: Pauline Humbert. Committee:
Gwen Haines, Lesla
Maslen. Match
Committee: Maslen, Colleen Holman, Dullard, Humbert and Mustey. Tournament
Committee: Rhonda Gallagher, Joan Ryan, Gwen Haines, Margaret Davis, Joy
Weller. Over the
weekend Roy Perks played in the Moama Bowling Club Geo. Lynch
Fours which attracted a field of 96 teams (384 bowlers). Perks led for the
Kevin Brennan skipped rink including Vern Rehe and Barry Brennan. The team
won their section but were eliminated in the 1st round play-offs. Several
members journeyed to Swan Hill for the fortnight of bowls carnival. Ian
Holman, Ian Palmer combined with Brian Davie and Bob Chessum to win the
championship fours in a brilliant display from a field of 120 bowlers. Colleen
Holman, Ian Holman and Rhonda Gallagher (s) were runners up in the
Mixed Triples that consisted of a field of approximately 200 bowlers. A great
time had by all. Congratulations
to Colleen and Ian Holman on celebrating fifty years of marriage.
The
anniversary was celebrated
at the Bowls Club on Sunday. Get well
wishes are extended to Margaret Davis who is recuperating at home. TONIGHT
- Lockington Debutante Ball - 7.30 pm - Lockington Community Centre. Saturday
30 - Football/Netball: LBU v Huntly Saturday
30 - The Jubilate Choir - 7.30 pm - Echuca-Moama Uniting Church Sat 30
& Sun 31 - Indigenous Art Exhibition - Sunday
31 - Sunday
31 - Lockington & District AUSKICK - 10.30 am - Lockington Recreation
Reserve Sunday
31 - Heritage Complex Open 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty – Kathy
& Paul Connors. June Monday 1
- Social Day by Elmore Regional Health - 10.30 am - Lockington Recreation
Reserve. Tuesday
2 - LBU FNC Ladies Committee Meeting - Tuesday
2 - VFF meeting - Wednesday
3 - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre Auxiliary meeting – 2.00 pm –
Bill Jones Community Room. Wednesday
3 - Tennyson Fire Brigade AGM - 7.30 pm - Milloo Hall. Wednesday
3 - Action Club Dinner - 7.30 pm - Club Rooms. Saturday
6 - Football/Netball: General Bye. Sunday 7
- Pine Grove Gun Club Simulated Field & Game. Sunday 7
- Heritage Complex Open - 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty: Des & Dorothy
Pentreath. Monday 8
- Noon: Closing Time for typing Community News. Phone/Fax/ Email items or
leave at Post Office,
or through Community News Office letter slot Monday 8
- Heritage Complex Committee Meeting - 7:30pm. - at the Complex Tuesday
9 - Well Women’s Clinic at Bush Nursing Centre. Bookings essential Wednesday
10 - Routine Health Monitoring - 2.30 to 4.00 pm - Bush Nursing Centre. Wednesday
10 - Community Prayer time - 7.30 pm.- St. James Community Church Wednesday
10 - Lions Club Dinner Meeting - 8.00 pm - Lockington Hotel. Thursday
11 - Milloo CWA - 1.00 pm - Milloo Hall. Friday
12 - Lockington Consolidated School Family Night - 6.30 pm - Community
Centre. Friday
12 - St. David’s Milloo Trivia Night - 7.30 pm - Milloo Hall Friday
12 - Social Indoor Bowls - 7.30 pm - Bamawm Extension Hall. Saturday
13 - Football/Netball: LBU v White Hills Sunday
14 - Heritage Complex Open - 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty: Louise &
Craig Ross and Ken Gibbons. Thursday
18 - Immunisation Session - 10 to 10.30 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre. Sunday
21 - Heritage Complex Open - 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty: Colleen &
Ian Holman. Monday
22 - Heritage Complex Committee Meeting - 7:30pm. - at the Complex Tuesday
23 - Sit and sew - 7.30 pm - Bush Nursing Centre. Cost $3.00 Sunday
28 - Heritage Complex Open - 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty: Bob & Liz
Watts. WHAT’S
ON AHEAD Tuesday
June 9 - The Well Women’s Clinic Wednesday
June 10 - Routine Health Monitoring - 2.30 to 4.00 pm - Bush Nursing Centre. Friday,
10 July - “Back--to” Cabaret at Milloo-Tennyson - 7.30 pm -
Milloo Hall Friday, June 12 - St. David’s Milloo Trivia Night. |
Lockington Community News Inc.
Updated
29 May 2009
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