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AND CURRENT 1949
1949 - 60
Year Diamond Anniversary Roy and Win Hann (Nicholson) were married at
St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Echuca on Wednesday, cousins
Mavis Shallcross as Matron of Honour and Jill Cowan as Flowergirl. held at
the Palace Hotel Echuca. Congratulations
Win & years
together. 1969
1969 - 40
years Ruby Anniversary congratulations to Noel and Lyn Mitchell (Cowan).
Noel and Lyn were married on Echuca by
Rev. G Leicester. Lyn was supported by Heather (Mitchell) Lord, Val (Moran) "Karabean", Echuca. |
AND
CURRENT 1959
1959 - 50
year Golden Anniversary congratulations to Ken & Melva Cunnington (Angove)
who were married bridesmaids
were Beatrice (Angove) Hipwell and Dorothy (Cunnington) Vincent, and flower
girl Gail (Hicks) Bedford. Ken was assisted by Edwin Keele and Don Cunnington. 2009
2009 -
Congratulations and best wishes to Peter and Melinda Sciotto
(Pannuzzo) who were married John's
Church, and Melinda
by Michele & Alana Russo, and Flower girl Alexandra Russo.
Peter & Melinda are touring Picture
Left: John &
Josie Drakatos, Peter & Melinda, Gracie Sciotto, Joe & Frances
Sciotto. Congratulations
and best wishes to David and Erica
Maddison (Muhlebach) who were married on WEDDINGS -
IN TME 1949 -
Hann Roy and Win 1959-Cunnington
Ken & Melva 1969-Mitchell
Noel and Lyn 2009-Sciotto
Peter & Melinda 2009 - Maddison
David & Erica |
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LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX
Website: Heritage Complex Web Site Hello
Everyone! I’ve
been able to find the original article in which the Editor of the Rochester
Express outlined
his thoughts about the proposed railway line from
Elmore to Tomara. It was published in the Rochester Express on “The
long delayed, eagerly looked for, Railway Bill is at last before the public,
and its propositions are being discussed all over the colony, with the result
that very little satisfaction is expressed either by the metropolitan or country
Press. An immense expenditure is proposed on short lines
within the metropolitan area, while several of the new country lines are looked
upon in no friendly spirit by the people for whose benefit it is to be
presumed their construction is proposed. Among the new lines there is
only one which in any degree can be said to affect the interests of residents
in this part of the colony, namely, the proposal to run a line from
Elmore to Tomara, which, we presume, is intended to serve the requirements
of the parishes of Diggorra, Diggorra West, Bamawm, Pannoobamawm,
Milloo, and Pannoomilloo, and in this proposal we find
much room for objection. That a
railway connecting the main Kerang
lines is desirable, and that the agriculturalists of these districts require, and
have a right to obtain, railway facilities, can not for one moment be
gainsaid; but we fail to see on what principle the main line should be
tapped at Elmore in preference to supply
this want. For years business
centre for the residents of the parishes indicated, and a proposal
which would necessarily divert this trade to another centre must be
looked upon with disfavour in this district. And yet the fact is that a line from population
than that of the proposed route and Parliament should pause before
sanctioning a scheme which bears manifest proofs of having been unskilfully
and ignorantly conceived and hurriedly promulgated. As a matter of
fact, residents in the district interested inform us that the Elmore route is
already unpopular, and hope that strong influence will be exerted in order to
have the connection with urged that
the route is chosen because of any engineering necessities
in the alternative road, because between say,
Mitiamo, where the branch could connect with the already constructed line, the
ground is almost as level as a bowling green, and there would not be a
bridge or embankment required throughout its entire length. So much for what
we consider a sin of commission in the measure now before
Parliament. That's all
for this time. There'll be more to come in the next Locky News. ‘Bye until next time, Marg O’Brien. COMMUNITY INFORMATION Australian
Government Mobile Service Units (also known as Drought Buses) are
travelling around with
Australian Government payments and services, including Centrelink and Medicare
enquiries. Specialised
Centrelink staff, including Rural Services Offices, Social Workers
and Customer Service Advisers, travel with the Servicing
Unit. They can
provide farmers, small business owners, families, students and seniors with
information on a broad range of assistance. The unit
will be in Lockington as follows: Tuesday,
27 October, near the Lockington
District Community Centre, Shakespeare
Circuit, Lockington The
unit will be operational from 20 Days to Fire Season
– Prepare, Act, Survive As the weather warms
up, CFA is urging residents to prepare their homes
for the coming fire season. CFA
Acting Manager Community Safety, Alex Caughey says the community
should be taking every opportunity to prepare homes and
properties. “Now
is the time to get prepared,” says Mr Caughey. “A lot of people
will have their Saturday and Sunday afternoons back to themselves
now the football season has ended, so get outside and
do the work.” “It’s
the perfect time to be looking at the odd jobs around homes and
taking action.” “Check
the repairs and maintenance around the house that needs fixing,
because embers from a fire will target those weak spots.” “When
you are evaluating your house, every nook and cranny must
be looked at as a potential threat.” However
while preparing your house is crucial, families must also plan
their gardens, making sure they understand the bushfire risk in
their area. “Where
are the plants and trees, which of them are most likely to ignite
during fires, how close are they to my house – those are the types
of questions people need to be asking themselves,” Mr Caughey
said. CFA
is recommending all residents prepare a Bushfire Survival Plan
and practice the plan regularly. To
assist you in developing a Bushfire Survival Plan, CFA are conducting
free information sessions throughout the North East of contact
the Victorian Bushfire Information Line on 1800 240 667. Further
information Robyn
Hobbs - Acting Community Education Coordinator CFA North East Area Ph: 0417 056 264 - r.hobbs@cfa.vic.gov.au MEDIA RELEASE - 2010 NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK GRANTS OPEN Wendy
Lovell is encouraging young northern Victorians to put their thinking caps on
and apply for new grants available to help organise youth events. “National
Youth Week (NYW) is about celebrating and recognising the value of all young
people in their local communities,” Ms Lovell said. “The NYW 2010
Grants Program aims to give young people the opportunity to organise
special events for their peers that will ultimately strengthen the
community.” NYW (10-18
April 2010) is •
$2000 for a group of young people working with
organisations to deliver a local community-based
project; •
$5000 for projects that demonstrate collaborative
partnerships between young people and
two or more organisations working
across local government areas or rurally
isolated towns. Up to ten
$5000 grants will be made available across •
$2000 for young people working with organisations
to deliver an event with a mental
health and wellbeing focus. Up to
twenty-five $2000 grants will be sponsored through
funding provided by beyondblue: the
national depression initiative. Applications
for NYW 2010 Grants close The NYW 2010
Grants guidelines and application
forms are available at For
more information, phone the Office of Youth on (03) 9208 3209. The season
commenced Saturday the 3rd of October with A & B Grades
Bunnaloo. A Grade
was at home. Bunnaloo
won the toss and decided to bat. We start
very well with some good tight bowling from Hayden Collins and Jake
Gardiner, we took a four of early wickets which included Mick Buckley the
danger man for Bunnaloo. Before Tom
Edgar & Adam Thompson put on a 76 run partnership. At the end of
Bunnaloo’s 40 over they where 5 for 133 which we happy restricting
Bunnaloo too. The
bowlers all did a really good job with the best being Jake Gardiner 8-0-2-30,
Hayden Collins 7-1-1-34, Greg Pearse 7-0-1-24 Lachlan Collins 8-3-0-17 Josh
Cairns 8-2-1-19, Ben McPhee 2-0-0-8. Our
innings start slowly with myself and Ryan McMinn being dismissed early which
brought Greg Pearse and Hayden Collins to the crease. These to
look good but neither good go on with there innings with Greg out lbw
for 19 and Hayden caught for 20. We struggled for the rest of the day to build
partnerships, we ended up being all out for 116 with good hitting from Steve
Palling, some we have not seen a lot for, which Steve made 22, also Lach
Collins show goods signs for the future with 17 runs and playing some good
shots. We were disappointed with the result in the end these are the game the
club needs the win if we are to play finals. The B
grade Travel to Bunnaloo to play. Bunnaloo
won the toss a elected to bat. The
bowlers bowled well restricting the home side to be all out for 141. With all
bowlers contributing for the day. The
bowling figures where Justin Cantwell 6-2-0-17, Tim Hermans, 5-2-2-7, Geoff
Arnott 5-0-0-22, Shannon Bish 6-0-1-26, Jason Turner 8-0-2-25, Graham Turner
3.3-1-2-21 and Tasman Richards 4-2-2-15 Our
innings never really got start losing wickets at regular intervals. They was
one stand out with Pencil (Jason Turner) making 53 before being caught. The
only other player to get a start was Eric Bish with 23 there was only 2
other players that made it to doubled figures and they where Tim Hermans and
Tasman Richards who both got 11 runs each. Round 2 is
a 2 day game against Echuca South with A grade being a home again. Greg won
the toss and elected to bat on a flat track. Greg told us we had to bat all
day which we set out to do. It was a slow start to our innings
with myself and Paddy Gardiner being very watchful. The south bowlers where
bowling very well with a bit of movement. I was run out for 4 in the 15 over
then followed Tim Hermans lbw the next over. This brought Greg to
the crease which he set about building a good total. At Tea where 4 for 97 in
a reasonable position with Greg still at the crease with Brodie Collins,
Paddy had being dismissed for 32 early. After tea we continued to score runs
at a consistent rate with Brodie being dismissed for 32 before Greg was
caught for 109. Greg had got us into a good position with Pencil making a
good 20 runs and Josh Cairns also making a quick 23 late in the day
which included 2 big 6’s against his old club. We where all out in the
last over of the day for 265, which Greg was happy with the total considering
the out field is very slow. Next Week
we are looking to bowl and field well as we are right in the game. B grade
played Echuca South at south. They won
the toss and elected to bat they were bowled out for 98 with the
top score being Justin Cantwell with 17. In reply
Echuca South are 2 for 50 with Graham Turner taking 1 wicket and the other
being taking by Geoff Arnott. All the bowlers have had a bowl. Hope next week
that the boys can take some early wickets to get south on the back foot. Junior
Cricket for Under 16’s & 14’s has started. We are
sort for both sides so if you are interested, please come along to training
on Thursday nights or speak to Tas Richards @ the Locky takeaway. On Sunday
11th we held our annual Golf day held at the Locky golf course. It was very well support with 14 teams
in a 3 person Ambrose. The day
was won by Nuggets the which consisted of Nugget, Terry & KD, with second
place being 1 stroke off, that team was Chad Jones, Ben Docking & Jess
Cutriss. It was a really great day with the club wishing to thank the golf
club for the use of the course, Nugget who has organized this event as well
as Pencil & Pallo for the food & beverages on the day. Our next
big night is going to be the Coming
Events 17th October 2 Day
Against Echuca South 24th October 1 Day Game
against Echuca A Grade @
Home 31st October 1 Day Game
against Rochy Tigers B Grade @
Home 2nd
November: please contact Nugget to book your table for 10 MONDAYS -
Strength & Balance Class - 9.00 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre. MONDAYS -
Lockington & District T.O.W.N Club - 7.00 pm - Lockington Bush Nursing
Centre. TUESDAYS -
Ladies Social Badminton - 10.00 am - Bamawm Sports Centre. 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) - 7.00 pm - 28 Boothman
Street, Echuca. 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 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. Bank Trading Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays - 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 DECEMBER Sunday 6 - Bush Nursing Centre
50th Anniversary, Bush Nursing Centre, 2010 March 14, 2010 - Visit of The
Traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir - Lockington and District Community
Centre. |
ANGLICAN
PARISH OF LOCKINGTON St
Mary’s Lockington Oct 18 11.00 Holy Communion Joined by
Bamawm UCA Oct 25 St.
David’s Milloo Oct 18 Oct 25 St
Luke’s Dingee Oct 18 Oct 25 UNITING
CHURCH PARISH Oct. 18 Bamawm
11.00am ( Tennyson
9.30 am Oct. 25 Bamawm
11.00 am Tennyson to
St David's 9.00 #
Children’s activity kits available.
ST. JAMES Every Sunday - 2nd Wednesday monthly - Prayer for the Community - ST.
CANICE‘S Every Sunday - Rochester 10.30 am each Sunday To be collected 11.45 am From Bush
Nursing Centre 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. LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT BUSH NURSING CENTRE
INC Mark your calendars The day involves the whole family
with lots of entertainment for the children—Face painting, Jumping
Castle, games and lots more. A BBQ lunch and afternoon tea will be provided. We would love to see you all, we
feel this is our way to thank the community for your wonderful support of the
Bush Nursing Centre. SENIOR
ACTIVITY DAY & GOODBYE TO HELEN We had a lovely send off for Helen
at our August Senior Activity Day. Thankfully Helen is
not saying goodbye for ever she will still be working on
a casual basis for the Bush Nursing Centre. Thank you to all who made her last
Senior Day a special one. THANK YOU A big thank you to all the people
who made our Charity Golf Day a success. It was a great day even though the weather was
against us. Thank you to our generous sponsors Echuca Moama RSL, Treasure Chest Lockington, Echuca Osteopathic Clinic, Peats
Office Supplies. DIABETIC
EDUCATOR Norma Oliver will be attending the
centre Thursday 29th October. She will be holding an open clinic in the afternoon
1—3pm for anyone to come along for Blood
Sugar Checks or information on Diabetes awareness. Please phone the centre (54862544)
if you are interested in attending. We
look forward to seeing you. MUMS &
BUBS Our next session will be on Morning Tea will be provided. Jennifer Leddra is our guest
speaker on Baby Massage. We welcome your thoughts and
ideas, but would love to see Mums/Bubs and Preschoolers along on Friday 30th. Any queries please phone the
centre staff 54862544. STEPPING
OUT A workshop program to develop
emotional strength and support, with others
who are also experiencing anxiety, worry
and / or Depression. The group sessions
will include self care and sharing in a
confidential setting. Activities include: Self –esteem and
assertiveness Strengths/goal setting Practical tips and strategies Information about depression and
anxiety Medications and complimentary
medicines Relaxation techniques and
strategies Guest Speakers Commences Wednesday 14th
Oct—9th Dec Evenings 6.30—9.30pm (9
weeks) At Wesley Chapel, Uniting Church
Hare St Echuca. Expressions of interest
via Primary Care on 54855801 by Sept 28 please. STRENGTH
& BALANCE TRAINING Come and join us every Monday and Wednesday morning from 9am in the
community room at the centre. New participants are welcomed. For more information or to register to be part of the classes, please phone Linda Riding at the Shire of Campaspe Tel: 1300 666 535 OSTEOPATH Dr. Melanie Medley visits the
centre on Tuesdays fortnightly. Appointments can be made by
contacting the centre on 54862544. PODIATRIST Nicole Hocking visits the centre
on Thursdays fortnightly. Appointments can be
made by contacting the centre on 54862544. LADIES
AUXILLIARY The next ladies aux. meeting will
be held at the Centre on Wednesday 4th
November 2009 at DR. INOKE Dr. Inoke visits the centre every
Tuesday & Thursday between SWINE FLU VACCINE Dr. Inoke will run a clinic for
the Swine Flu vaccine. Please phone the centre
with expressions of interest 54862544. CENTRE
HOURS OF OPERATION: Emergency
Phone 0428 862 544 Monday to Friday—8.30am to
9am for fasting pathology (please make an appointment) Office Hours 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. OCTOBER 14th & 28th NOVEMBER 11th &25th DECEMBER 9th IMMUNISATION SESSIONS Available
for adults, children and infants as
follows: Thursday,
19 November - Lockington
Bush Nursing Centre: On Sunday
4th October, the Bamawm Golf Club came alive with a plaque laying ceremony
celebrating the planting of the lemon scented gum trees by Cyril Clymo. The
two distinctive trees on the first and second fairways were planted by Cyril in 1936,
along with other trees on the course. Cyril, on
unveiling the plaque, gave family and friends present a history of the site
prior to becoming the Bamawm Golf Club. A light
luncheon was served after the unveiling and enjoyed by the large crowd
present. Life members, members, family and friends enjoyed the remainder of
the afternoon reminiscing over old times. The Elmore
Tuesday Ladies pennant season commences this year on the 13th
October. Hit-up time is Once again
we have 80 ladies on the courts every week with 8 teams in
Section 1, 7 teams in section 2 and 6 teams in Section 3. Section 2 has the
bye team this year with all other ladies playing every week. We are
looking forward to a happy season again, and this is very noticeable on the first
day when there is so much catching up to do with old friends that tennis
seems to be something that has to be played in between the chatter. Draws will
be given out on the first day of play, but if anybody is unsure and has not been contacted by their
captain they can contact Val Gledhill Report
date 4th October - On Tuesday
the women enjoyed wonderful conditions for the social bowls event. The
winning team was Maree Malone, Lois Chugg, Gwen Haines and Kath Palmer (s).
It was pleasing to have Margaret Davis back on the green. The first round of
pennant produced some mixed results for the club as Division two defeated
City of Lucky
prizes went to Rick Hasty, Jim Harris, Annie Haines and Alan Kauffman. Last
Thursday the team of Irene Kauffman, Gwen Haines, Colleen Holman and Kath
Palmer (s) played at Colbinabbin and acquitted themselves well. Entries are
being sought for the Waterwheel Classic Fours star event to be held on Sunday
25th October commencing at Report
date 11th October - The women
held their weekly Tuesday social bowls which attracted a quality field. After two
games the team of Annette Brereton, Margaret Davis, Rhonda Gallagher and Joan
Ryan (s) were declared the winners. On the pennant scene Division two were
only beaten by ten shots against Moama Red. Division
three lost all rinks against a strong City of The women
will commence their pennant season on Friday. Best wishes for a successful
season. The time
honored Waterwheel Classic Fours star tournament on Sunday 25th October is filling fast. Details from Gordon Haines or Ian Holman Lockington Lions Annual Golf Day Visitors came
from Bamawm, Calivil, Campaspe, Elmore, The course
was in wonderful condition thanks to the expert grooming by Don Muhleisen,
and Lions members served up a BBQ lunch which was much appreciated by the
players. At the end
of play Lockington Golf ladies and Lions ladies provided an excellent
afternoon tea. The Lions
Club is very grateful for the use of the
course and facilities and thanks Lockington Golf Club accordingly. Results as
follows: GENTS: Winners: I Maddison & A Harris 48 pts. Runners
up: L Jackel & B Bryant 47 pts. Best 9 Holes: 1st I Haines & T.
Brooke 24 pts., 2nd S Holt & R Hastie 24 pts. Nearest
Pin No.3: LADIES:
Winners: S Harris & P McFarlane 50 pts., Runners up: M Eade & S Jones
43 pts. Best of 9
holes: P Humbert & L Chugg 19 pts. Nearest Pin 2nd shot No.13 : P
Humbert. Straightest Drive: L Chugg. Matchplay
Champion, after she scored a comprehensive 4 and 3 victory over Phyllis Macfarlane
in the final played last Wednesday. Verna
capped off a huge day by also winning A Grade (93- 25-68), the Secret 9 event
and the Monthly Medal. Leanne McInnes
won B Grade (100-27-73), while Lois Chugg won C Grade with 106-31-75. Count
the putts: A Grade – Verna Clymo (27); B Grade – Leanne McInnes
(29); C Grade
– Pam Pollock (30). Saturday’s
quality field played a Stableford Mystery Partners Aggregate event, with
victory to the team of Kevin Humbert (39) and Brett Stone (41). Their total
of 80 points gave them
a comfortable 5-point buffer over the runners-up Mark Lyons (35) and Terry
Thomas (40). Nearest
the pins: 16th – Terry Thomas; 2nd shot 5th – Steve Holt; Lucky 17th sponsored by Pentreaths Supermarket – Brian
Malone; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack smack – Steve Holt. The Echuca
CIH eagles nest wasn’t won, and neither was Captain Bricka’s
yardstick, which finished the season with $42.50 in the kitty ready for next
year. Sunday’s
closing day kicked off with the traditional champagne breakfast, with a
delicious feed of eggs and bacon. The field
contested a Mixed American event, with the scratch victory going to Helen
Leech (Calivil) and Steve Holt, who returned a brilliant round of 68, 10
shots clear of the
runners-up, Pauline & Kevin Humbert. Nett winners were Sherryl Jones and
Rohan Chugg, who combined very well to finish with 82-20-62, to defeat
Pauline & Kevin Humbert (78-16-62) on a countback. Nearest
the pins: 7th & 17th – Helen Leech; 3rd –
Kevin Humbert; 16th – Don Muhleisen. Ball comp
– Bev Pentreath & Darren Carnie (63.5), Bev & Don Muhleisen (66.5). season and
acknowledge good golf played over the year. Brett
Stone enjoyed a terrific season in which he sliced his handicap from 16 to
11. It was therefore no surprise when he proved to be the big winner on the
Men’s Presentation Night, winning 3 of the 4 major season trophies, and finishing
runner-up for the fourth, beaten by just only one shot. Trophy
winners: (average
best 7 stroke rounds) – Brett Stone (65.6); Cyril & Mary Robins
Perpetual Stableford Trophy (aggregate best 4 stableford rounds) –
Brett Stone (164); Eclectic Trophy – Brett Stone (51.5); George McMinn
Perpetual Par Trophy (aggregate
best 3 par rounds) – Mark Lyons +18 (second left-hander in 2 years). It
was great to see George, Dorothy
& Roger McMinn in attendance for the presentation of George’s
trophy. Other
winners during the season were: Club Champion – Grant Humbert; B Grade
Champion – Des Pentreath; C Grade Champion – Mark Lyons; A Grade
Nett Champion – Brett
Stone; B Grade Nett Champion – Darren Carnie; C Grade Nett Champion
– Tony Brooke; Veterans Champion – Don Muhleisen. Gartside
Cup – Brett Stone; Mixed American Champions – Kevin & Pauline
Humbert (scratch), Andrew & Sue Harris (nett); Matchplay Champion –
Greg Hann (back-to-back); Foursomes Champions – Terry Thomas &
Stuart Newton (scratch), Rohan Chugg & Andrew Wright (nett). Brett
Stone; Stirrer’s Spoon – Rick Hasty (richly deserved); Most
Vouchers – Brett Stone ($45). The
Lockington ladies held their Presentation Night at the Heritage Centre, an
excellent venue, and enjoyed the delicious meal provided. Winners
were: Club Champion – Sue Harris; B Grade Champion – Jenny Holt;
C Grade Champion – Phyllis Macfarlane; A Grade Nett Champion –
Pauline Humbert; B Grade Nett
Champion – Leanne McInnes; C Grade Nett Champion – Elaine Wright;
Putting Champion – Sue Harris; Handicap Matchplay Champion –
Verna Clymo. Mona
Hewlett Trophy – Pauline Humbert; Eclectic Trophy – Pauline
Humbert (A Grade), Phyllis Macfarlane (B Grade), Helen Hayes (C Grade); Mary
Robins Perpetual Trophy
– Pauline Humbert; Lorna Henderson Canadian Trophy – Sherryl
Jones & Pam Pollock; Ivy Kelly Perpetual Trophy – Pauline Humbert
(c/b from Lois Chugg); Dolly Henderson
Trophy (best nett during the season) – Sherryl Jones. The
Club’s Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 17th November at the Clubhouse, starting at attend. Notices of
Motion must be in the hands of the Secretary by Saturday 7th November. Saturday 17 - Campaspe Cricket Association
A grade BLU v South (BA) Saturday 17 - A spectacular
display of quilts - Sunday 18 - A spectacular display
of quilts - Sunday 18 - Lockington Pony Club
Rally - 10.00 am - Scurrah Reserve, Cnr. Dullard & Strathallan Roads. Sunday 18 - Heritage Complex Open
- Monday 19 - Ballendella Red Cross
morning coffee and Fashion Display Wednesday 21 - Action Club
Activity Night at Club Rooms. Wednesday 21 - Lockington District
Community Centre Annual Casserole Lunch - Thursday 22 - Lockmore Financial
Services Limited AGM - Saturday 24 - Campaspe Cricket
Association A grade BLU v Echuca (BA) Sunday 25 - Heritage Complex Open Sunday 25 - Bowls : Waterwheel
Classic fours tournament Monday 26 - Monday 26 - Bamawm C.W.A. - 10.00
am - Bamawm Community Social Centre Monday 26 - Lockington Red Cross
meeting - Monday 26 - Heritage Complex
Committee Meeting at the Complex – Monday 26 - Bamawm Recreation
Reserve AGM - Tuesday 27 - Bamawm Tennis Club
AGM Tuesday 27 - Catching the new wave
of volunteers 9.30 am Rich River GOLF Club Wednesday 28 - Routine Health
Monitoring - Wednesday 28 - Bamawm Extension
C.W.A. - Wednesday 28 - Patchwork Group
– Wednesday 28 - Lockington Lions
Club Business Meeting - Friday 30 - “Mums and
Bubs” - Saturday 31 - Campaspe Cricket
Association A grade Rochy Tigers v BLU (WI) NOVEMBER Sunday 1 - Pine Grove Gun Club
Simulated Field & Game Monday 2 - Social Day by Elmore
Regional Health - 10.30 am - Lockington Recreation Reserve. Monday 2 - LBU Cricket Club Wednesday 4 - Bush nursing Centre
Ladies Auxiliary meeting Tuesday 10 - RSVP due for
Lockington Book Club 10th Anniversary Tuesday 10 - Well Women's Clinic
at Bush Nursing Centre. Phone 5485 5800 for appointments. Wednesday Friday 13 - Saturday 14 - Huge Tuesday 17 - Lockington Golf Club
AGM Thursday
19 - Immunisation Session - . |
Lockington Community News Inc.
Updated 16 October 2009
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