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Lockington Unit Members present at AGM Back l-r: Madge Cunnington, Grace Cooper, Joan Harry, Heather Gordon, Betty Cunnington. Front: Beryl Golden, Jacki Clay, Anne Fiedler, Evelyn Anderson. Lockington Unit of Red Cross held their AGM on June 29th. Denise Williams (pictured below) from the Red Cross regional office attended and was the guest speaker. Denise told of the changes that are taking place in Red Cross administration and practice, encouraging members to be patient through the changes. The Australian Red
Cross 2009 International Project will be an extension of the project in 2008,
for the Guangxi Community Based Disaster Preparedness Project in At the election of officer bearers, Madge Cunnington asked to retire from the position of President, and Betty Cunnington was elected to take her place. Madge Cunnington has given many years of able leadership which is greatly appreciated. Vice Presidents- Sandra White & Beryl Golden; Secretary- Joan Harry; Treasurer- Susan Dae were also elected. The next meeting
will be on August 24th at
Denise Williams from the Red Cross regional office attended |
Dear Editor, I write to you to avoid any potential confusion around the Victorian Bushfire Appeal Fund 2009. It is important to set the record straight and provide reassurance to your community members that funds donated are and will continue to be distributed to those affected by Victoria's fires. Readers of your publication would be aware that all Victorian Bushfire Appeal funds are being distributed through the Department of Human Services under the oversight of an Independent Advisory Panel of community leaders chaired by John Landy, our respected former Governor. This panel sets all guidelines for the use of funds and is committed to reporting publicly on its work at regular intervals. It is now just over four months since the tragedy of the fires. Funds have been flowing in line with world's best practice and $113 million has been transferred into the hands of those affected. Already $270 million has been allocated for expenditure from the fund. Many of those eligible for grants have not yet stepped forward and this is fully understandable in the light of the trauma they have experienced. We need to be patient and understand that it will take time for individuals and communities to recover. Copies of the panel's recent report can be accessed at the Department of Human Services website at www.dhs.vic.gov.au or the Premier's website at www.premier.vic.gov.au All funds raised through Red Cross are held in a Trust Account, and no administrative costs are taken from these funds either by the Victorian Government or Red Cross. Red Cross is totally independent of government and we are of course strictly impartial and neutral. We work with governments of all political persuasions when responding to natural disasters. Our job is to help communities in an emergency. The Victorian Bushfires Appeal 2009 was launched as a partnership between Red Cross, the Victorian Government and the Federal Government. We would like to assure your readers that Red Cross will continue to support bushfire affected communities and we have every confidence that every cent donated to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal, and the interest earned on those funds will go to the people and communities affected by this disaster. Thank you for the opportunity to set the record straight. Robert Tickner, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Red Cross. |
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LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX
Website: Heritage
Complex Web Site Hello Everyone! It has been another quiet fortnight at
the Heritage Complex, but our most recent committee meeting was a notable
one. A presentation was made to Bernie Crumpler who is leaving our group.
Bernie’s involvement with the Heritage Complex in recent years has been
quite significant and has been very much appreciated. His work in the reconstruction of the Diggora West store
façade, and particularly in the restoration of Bon’s tram, has
been greatly admired, both by fellow committee members and by the visiting public. In addition to this,
Bernie has been a wonderful committee man – regularly attending
meetings, working bees and assisting at events of all sorts. So many little
odd jobs carried out behind the scenes at the Complex have been Bernie’s
work; door catches, shelving, display boards etc. His little drink cart,
making its way to and fro across the Tractor Rally site, has been a
welcome added feature to that event in the past couple of years. His contribution overall has been
invaluable. We will all miss Bernie and wish him and his family all the best
for the future. Good wishes are also in order this
fortnight for committee members, Joe and Julie Chappel, who will be
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage on Congratulations, Joe and Julie!! We hope
that the anniversary celebrations are memorable and that you both enjoy many
more years together. As I mentioned in the last issue, there
is still quite a bit of Gordon Weller’s memoir. We’ll return to it now. Weller Reminiscences recalled by Gordon
Weller in 2009 (Continued). The Weller family experienced a terrible
year in 1936, the year when Cliff died of consumption. Vances, who had been
sub-leasing the farm left and John Weller, then in his sixties, could not cope.
Clara, who was ill herself, asked Arthur to return to Lockington and take
over the farm. Arthur (Gordon’s father) had
married Mary Scott in 1932, and lived with his family in Strathfieldsaye
where he milked a small herd of twelve cows and grew tomatoes on two acres of
land. At his mother’s request, he and his family came back to the
Lockington farm, and have farmed it ever since. Clara Weller died that same
year. In a move arranged by his son Kevin, John
Weller and his two younger children, Muriel and Mervyn, relocated to Benalla,
taking with them what had been Cliff’s hobby – Breeding quality greyhounds. ‘Charcoal Charlie’ and
‘Lady Brindle’ are names recalled by Gordon as having won races.
When Gordon’s grandfather John left Benalla, two dogs were returned to
the Weller farm at Lockington, and after
John’s death, the dogs were sold to Bill Souter, the local bookie, for
fifty pounds. After some time, and some rather involved
and complicated negotiations, Arthur bought the farm from the rest of his
siblings at valuation. In late 1936, he and his family purchased a three-unit
Moffet / Virtue milking plant because labor to hand milk was unreliable and
expensive. There was no electricity, with power being supplied by a two and a half horse power generator. Other
equipment included a hand separator and a forty-gallon vat. The family also
ran free-range pigs! Gordon remembers that, at that time, the garbage disposal in Lockington was
over the back fence. He recalls, as a small boy, being sent to fetch home a
sow and litter that had been cleaning up behind Fiedlers’ store (now
Pentreaths’). Sanitary disposal for the town was by night cart,
disposed into open trenches on the Weller farm behind the recreation reserve,
with this land being rented by the shire. A visit from Mr Lumsden, the dairy
supervisor, instigated a change in this latter arrangement. He explained the
quarantine laws to Arthur, stating that if there was an out break of a contagious
disease the farm would be closed. Notice to quit was given to the shire and,
after much argument they left, with the fertiliser subsequently being added to the story, but once again we will leave it
for next time. ‘Bye for now, Marg O’Brien. BEREAVEMENT THANK YOU Joe and
Dorothy Harper As many know
I am home after what I consider to be an honor & privilege to have been
able to care for my parents, in their home ( the final
few months of mum’s life. She passed
away peacefully at home on Thank all
for your ongoing support understanding & care expressed to us over this
difficult time. In
particular I wish to thank John & family for allowing me the time to be with mum in
her time of need, not only these past few months but over the duration of her
illness (20mths). Without
their continued support I could not have nursed mum over this time. Special
thanks also to the staff at REHDS especially the great team at the
hostel for their ongoing support. Yours
sincerely, Bev Lees. Thankyou Dot, Maree,
Joan, Judith and family would like to thank everyone for their kind thoughts,
prayers, visits and support on the recent death of George Williams. Please
accept this as our personal thanks. Thankyou Thankyou to my family who organised my 80th
birthday celebration and to all who came. To the Lockington Football Ladies for the
afternoon tea and everyone who sent cards and best wishes to make it a great
day. Thankyou, George Chapman. FAREWELL & WELCOME Farewell
and best wishes to Brent Taylor who was Principal of our Lockington school
during Bob Craig's bereavement leave. We extend
to Bob a warm welcome back. LBU
Under 17’s match report LBU
traveled to Mt Pleasant this week. Right
from the first bounce Mounts were on the attack but to LBU’s credit
they fought on and lead at the first change by 2 goals. With one of the greatest
rev up’s in all time LBU came out firing, kicking 5 goals straight in a
matter of minutes with one of the best team quarters played this year by LBU,
they lead at half time by 8 goals. With handy Ruck work by Greg Carne and
Matt McInnes and great running by Hayden Chappel and Rodney Reeves gave the
forwards plenty of opportunities to convert. LBU led by 11 goals at three
quarter time. With great running off the half back flank by Josh Cairns and
Luke Bish, applying great pressure to Mounts ball carriers. LBU
stormed home winning by 16 goals. Jeremy
Mundie ended up with 8 goals, Matt McInnes, Hayden Chappel and Greg Carne
finished with 2 each. Hayden
Chappel received best on followed by Gavin Broad, Josh Cairns, Jeremy Mundie,
Luke Bish, Greg Carne, Rodney Reeves and Nathan Bacon. LBU
UNDER 14’S FOOTBALL RESULTS Results
LBU
travelled to Kyabram to take on marking
and hard tackling. Trent Bacon, Ryan Jensen and Tommy Eade weaved their way
through the centre, giving their forwards many chances. Joel McHall had a stellar
game, finishing with six goals. Luke Gronow, Kurt Bacon & Jye Kuiper
battled well. Joel Felmingham received a heavy knock, but bounced back
unscathed. Coach
Daryl Jensen congratulated the team on a high standard display of football. LBU
8.9 (57) defeated Goals
– Joel McHall 6, Trent Bacon 2 Awards
– Jessie Pearse, Joel McHall, Trent Bacon, Nathan Dyson, Ryan Jensen,
Sam Wolfe, Tommy Eade, Luke Gronow Encouragement
– Kurt Bacon, Joel Felmingham Results
– In a
low-scoring match, LBU played Echuca White under lights. The conditions were
wet and slippery, with sleeting rain falling throughout the game. Josh McPhee
was strong in the ruck and kept his feet in the wet conditions. Trent Bacon,
Odin Jones, Ryan Jensen and Jessie Pearse provided plenty of pace, while Joel
McHall was
good, getting a lot of the ball as he burrowed into the packs. Tommy Eade and
Luke Sciotto showed strength and commitment. It was not until the third
quarter, Jarrod Monaghan, assisted by Sam Wolfe, got LBU’s first goal,
with an impressive snap. The Felmingham brothers, Joel and Josh, were solid
in defence, and had great support from Aaron O’Brien. LBU
3.9 (27) defeated Echuca White 2.2 (14) Goals
– Jarrod Monaghan, Jessie Pearse, Trent Bacon Awards
– Joel McHall, Trent Bacon, Ryan Jensen, Jessie Pearse,
Josh McPhee, Odin Jones, Tommy Eade, Luke Sciotto Encouragement
– Joel and Josh Felmingham Lockington and District
Business Centre NEWS - The Centre would like to announce the arrival of our NEW up to date CAR
WASH........ it arrived on Saturday afternoon 4th July and after some
alterations and testing by our friendly volunteers we are pleased to announce
it is up and running and STILL only $1.00 per cycle........ so come in
and give it a go! Thanks to
Leanne Pentreath for the use of the fork lift so late in the day to get the
machine off the truck. FOR
well and
would suit the back yard mechanic, we are asking for a mere $200.00
but are open to a best offer, point to remember is that the unit requires 3
phase power to operate and is wired for such. MISSING - On a sad note it has been reported to us that some articles have been
STOLEN from the laundry whilst unattended during the weekend of
27 - 28 June, the items were some 30 - 50 black hand size towels belonging
to a local business, they were last seen folded in a white plastic
laundry basket sitting on top of the dryers on Sunday afternoon the 28th June. They were
reported stolen on Monday 29th June when the rightful owners came to
collect them, the matter has been reported to police. if you
come across these items and want to return them to their rightful owner
please drop them at the business centre. SECURITY - over the past few weeks new security cameras have been installed
and are and will be monitoring both the shop the petrol bowsers and the
laundry in the near future, the cameras will be in operation 24/7 and
recording in colour - infrared with motion and auto activation, so feel free to smile when visiting us as you are on candid camera. MONDAYS -
Strength & Balance Class - 9.00 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre. MONDAYS -
Lockington & District T.O.W.N Club - TUESDAYS -
Ladies Social Badminton - 10.00 am - Bamawm Sports Centre. TUESDAYS -
Senior Citizens Social Bowls - TUESDAYS -
Dr. Inoke Buadromo - 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 - THURSDAYS
- Bamawm Golf Club 9 Hole Competition - Hit off THURSDAYS
- Dr. Inoke Buadromo - FRIDAYS - Senior Citizens Social
Day - 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 St
Mary’s Lockington July 12 -
11am Holy Communion July St.
David’s Milloo July 12 -
9am Morning Prayer July 19 -
9am Join UCA Tennyson St
Luke’s Dingee July 12
& @
West’s place, Dingee UNITING
CHURCH PARISH July 12 Bamawm 11.00 am Tennyson
9.30 am July 19 Bamawm 11.00 am Tennyson
9.30 am # children’s activity
kits available. ST. JAMES Every Sunday - 10.00 am 2nd Wednesday monthly - Prayer for the Community - 7.30 pm MATTHEW 5
: 3 Blessed
are the poor in spirit, for theirs is
the kingdom of heaven ST.
CANICE‘S Every Sunday - 9.00 am To be collected 11.45 am From Bush
Nursing Centre July 13 -
Bush Nursing Centre July 20 -
School Parents July 27 - LBU Football Club Aug. 3 -
St James Evening F’ship Aug.10 -
Red Cross Aug 17 -
St Mary’s 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. SHIRE OF CAMPASPE NEWS IMMUNISATION
SESSIONS Available
for adults, children and infants. Thursday, 16 July, Lockington
Bush Nursing Centre, Renowned
orchestra to perform in Echuca In an
artistic coup for the region, the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s
regional touring group, ACO2, will perform at Echuca’s
Combining
the best musicians from the renowned Chamber Orchestra with talented
emerging artists, ACO2 has a fresh, energetic performance style. Featuring
the ever-popular music of Italian Baroque composer Vivaldi, the performance
on 15 July will also feature music by arguably greatest
composer, Peter Sculthorpe. Formed in
2006, ACO2’s aim is to extend the reach of classical music into rural
areas through regional touring, as well as providing invaluable experience
to exceptional young artists. Tickets
are $29 for adults and $24 for concession and are available from the ALL THE
RIVERS RUN, NOW ON DVD All the
Rivers Run - the TV mini series starring a young Sigrid Thornton - has been
digitally remastered on DVD and is now on sale at the Port of Echuca for $47.95. LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT BUSH NURSING CENTRE INC ROUTINE
HEALTH MONITORING We invite you to visit the Centre every 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month from 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm. The members of the Ladies Auxiliary will provide a cup of tea and biscuit, so come along and have a chat and the nurses will check your health. AUGUST 12th & 26th SEPTEMBER 9th & 23rd OCTOBER 14th & 28th NOVEMBER 11th &25th DECEMBER 9th Captains
Day was well supported on Sunday 28th June by club members, and even though
the course was heavy, there were some good scores recorded. Captain Graham
Turner presented the men’s trophy to Ken McPhee who scored 88-25-63
from Ray Hanson 83-18- 65. Nine hole
winner was Graham Turner on nett 29 ½ . Nearest
the pin on 7/16 was Sam Newth who also won the putting with 21. Ian Hunter
won second shot on 4/13.Lady Captain Lorraine Appleby presented her trophy
toChris Turner who scored 105-25-80 which also qualifiedher for the monthly
medal. Nine holes event was won by Lorraine
Appleby on 39 ½ nett. Putting Chris Turner with 25. Conditions
were perfect at Bamawm on Sunday 5th July when Presidents Day was held in
conjunction with the final of the club championships. President Denise Newth
presented her trophy to Chris Turner who scored 82 nett. The nine
hole event was won by Denise Newth who also won nearest the pin on No. 7 and
the putting event. Highlight of the day was the brilliant shot by Denise who
almost scored a hole in one to take out the Designer Stock Feeds eagles nest
finishing 15 centre meters from the pin. President
Clyde Vise presented his trophy to Craig Franklin who scored 80-16-64 from
Graham Turner on 77-12-65. The nine hole event was won by Ken Matheson with
40 ½ nett. Nearest the pin on No. 4 was Leon Laffy and putting was won
by Graham Turner on a countback from Ian Hunter with 23. Graham
Turner is the men’s Open Champion for 2009 scoring 74-77-151 and the B
grade event was won by Ian Hunter with 98-89-187. Lorraine Appleby won the
women’s Open Championship with 207 from Chris Turner 210. Next week
is a stableford round with Francis Lee & Chris Turner on duty. Sunday
19th of July is Vise 4BBB day, members are urged to seek outside partners. Next
meeting is on Tuesday 13th July at The third and
final round of the Lockington Golf Club Mens Championships was played on
Saturday in wet conditions. Grant
Humbert captured his 11th Club Champion title with a closing
round of 78, for a
3-round score of 223. He won by 9 shots from a fast-finishing Stewart
Mancer, who returned an excellent 73, with Kevin Humbert a further 4
shots back. The B
Grade leaderboard was congested at the start of the day, but it was Life
Member Des Pentreath who surged clear with a closing round of 87, for a
3-round score of 266 and a 5- shot margin over Rick Connors and Steve
Palling who tied for second. Don
Muhleisen and Darren Carnie finished one shot further back. The
contest for the C Grade title proved to be a titanic arm-wrestle, with the lead
changing hands many times in a seesawing tussle. It was Mark Lyons who
ultimately prevailed, returning a round of 95 to finish on 293 and
win his first ever Championship title. Runner up was Tony
Brooke, 4 shots behind, followed by Ron Dixon (298) and Tom Scurrah (299). As always,
the nett championships proved to be very close contests. Brett
Stone (70-66-67=203) was successful in A Grade, by just 2 shots from Steve
Holt and Stewart Mancer, who both finished on 205. B Grade was won by
Darren Carnie (68-70- 68=206), by just one shot from Don Muhleisen,
with Rick Connors only one shot further back on 208. Tony
Brooke (75-72- 72=219) won C Grade by 3 shots from Tom Scurrah,
with Ron Dixon a further 3 shots back in 3rd place. Don Muhleisen’s
consolation prize was the Veterans Title, winning by 2 shots from Des
Pentreath (209), with Kevin Humbert a further 3 shots back. Saturday’s
comp winners: A Grade – Stewart Mancer 73-9- 64; B Grade – Des
Pentreath 87-19-68, c/b Darren Carnie; C Grade – Travis Mancer 89- 24-65.
Nearest the pins: 16th – Travis Mancer; 2nd shot 5th – Mick Giorgianni; Lucky 17th, sponsored by Providore on Hopetoun – not won; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack
smack – Grant Humbert. Echuca CIH eagles nest – not won, and
jackpots to 12 balls for next week; Captain Bricka’s yardstick –
not won, jackpots to $91.50 for next week. Gartside Cup Qualifiers –
Stewart Mancer,
Travis Mancer, Brett Stone; standby – Des Pentreath. Last
Wednesday the ladies played a stroke round that saw Jenny Holt blitz the field
with a terrific score of 96-29- 67, to win B Grade and also qualify for the Silver
Spoon final. Sue Harris was successful in A Grade with 99-23-76. Count the
putts: A Grade – Sue Harris (24); B Grade – Jenny Holt (29). Kevin
Humbert has been enjoying a successful run at District tournaments, finishing
runner-up at Elmore’s when teamed up with Rick Connors, and then going
one better with Des Pentreath at Calivil, bringing home the winners’
trophies. A stroke
event was played at Lockington on Wednesday, the third and final
round of the Club Championships for the ladies. Sue Harris captured her first
Club Champion title, Jenny Holt won the B Grade title and Phyllis Macfarlane
was successful in C Grade. Nett Championship winners were Pauline Humbert (A
Grade), Leanne McInnes (B Grade) and Elaine Wright (C Grade). Sue Harris won
the Annie Stewart Putting Champion title, with only 84 putts over the 3
rounds. Wednesday’s event winners were Pauline
Humbert (99-24-75) and Phyllis Macfarlane (106-30-76). Count the putts:
Sue Harris (26), Elaine Wright (27). On
Saturday the men played a stableford round for the Privilege Cup. Stuart
Newton enjoyed a successful day, returning 40 points to win the Cup, as
well as A Grade, and capped off by winning the 6-pack smack prize on the
18th for winning the nearest the pin (2nd shot). B
Grade honours went to Darren Carnie with 36 points, on a countback from Des
Pentreath. Shaun Malone won C Grade with 39 points from Mark Lyons, who began
brillianly with an opening 9 of 23 points before unfortunately fading on the
inward 9. CCR: 67
(39 points). Nearest the pins: 3rd –
Shaun Malone; 2nd shot 11th – Andrew Harris; Lucky 17th,
sponsored by Colours, Cuts ‘n’ Curls – not won. Echuca CIH
eagles nest on the 3rd wasn’t won either – 12
balls waiting to be won. Captain Bricka’s yardstick wasn’t won
either, and jackpots to $99.50 for next week. Three more first-round matches
in the Handicap Matchplay Championships have been decided. Mark Lyons proved
to be a giant-killer, crushing Club Champion Grant Humbert 5 and 3. Don
Muhleisen was “stung by a hornet” and lost to Shaun
“Hornet” Malone 5 and 4. In the most competitive
tussle of the 3, Stuart Newton prevailed over Des Pentreath, 2 up. Cemetery Walk On Monday 21st
June, nine members had an outing to the We were guided by Heather, the Secretary of the Echuca Cemetery Trust, who, in the beautiful sunny weather, strolled around (over two and a half hours) informing us of interesting and historical graves. She was able to give us a broad overview of the business of cemeteries and burial, explaining details of types of graves and the ‘rules’ of burial. Having earlier enjoyed coffee and scones kindly supplied by the cemetery trust, we then went over to the Sportsman’s Club at Moama where we enjoyed a delightful lunch followed by our meeting. Betty Mustey gave an extensive report on the State Conference and Betty Wickham also reported on the Church service and concert held at the State Conference. All members enjoyed a different day out! TONIGHT -
Social Indoor Bowls - TONIGHT -
Free Drought Variety Concert - Sunday 12
- Heritage Complex Open - Sunday 12
- Joe & Julie Chappel’s Golden Wedding celebration - Monday 13
- Heritage Complex Committee Meeting at the Complex – Tuesday 14
- Well Women's Clinic at Bush Nursing Centre. Phone 5485
5800 for appointments. Wednesday
15 - Action Club Activity Night at Club Rooms. Thursday
16 - Immunisation Session - Saturday
18 - Football/Netball: Sunday, 19
– Heritage Complex Open Sunday 19
- Lockington Pony Club Rally - 10.00 am - Scurrah Reserve, Cnr. Dullard &
Strathallan Roads. Monday 20
- Wednesday
22 - Wednesday Routine Health Monitoring - Wednesday
22 - Bamawm Extension C.W.A. - Bamawm
Extension Hall. Wednesday
22 - Patchwork Group – Lockington
Bush Nursing Centre CommunityRoom Wednesday
22 -Lockington Lions Club Business Meeting - Saturday
25 - Football/Netball; LBU v Colbinabbin Sunday, 26
– Heritage Complex Open On duty
– Gordon & Joy Weller. Monday, 27
– Heritage Complex Committee Meeting at the Complex
– AUGUST Sunday, 2
– Heritage Complex Open On duty
– Dan & Grace McCreadie. Wednesday
5 - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre Auxiliary meeting
– Room. Sunday, 9
– Heritage Complex Open On duty
– Colin & Cherril Holland. Monday, 10
– Heritage Complex Committee Meeting at the Complex
– Friday 13 November - -
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