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LOCKY SCHOOL
ACHIEVE ENERGY BREAKTHROUGH |
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Fr
Simon Robinson and Central Victorian Riders President Steve Bond pass Donated
Toys to a Lockington's Kool Club were part of a big
adventure on Saturday December 5th when they participated with the
motorcycling community of Fr. Simon Robinson, of St Mary’s
Anglican Church Lockington, being the only member of the clergy
participating, was called on to give the Christmas message. Approximately 180 motorcyclists from the
Combined Motorbike Clubs of Bendigo raised almost $4000 and were followed by
a St Vincent de Paul truck to collect toys donated by local residents. Money raised will be used to purchase IGA
food vouchers for distribution by Come and join us at Milloo Hall guest speaker from the Northern United Farm Forestry Group. Enquiries Julie Chappel Breakfast supplied by the Lockington Lions Club at the Lions/Apex Park followed by the Flag Raising Ceremony and Guest Speaker. chairs will be provided. All
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LOCKY SCHOOL ACHIEVE ENERGY BREAKTHROUGH
Congratulations to our school - pupils,
teachers and supporting parents - on their great achievement at Maryborough
with the RACV Energy Breakthrough defying the adverse conditions of heat,
wind, rain and mechanical issues. The Locky Lemurs Team won the Design and
Construction component and the Overall Champions Trophy for which they
received a $500 gift voucher, plus medallions, a perpetual shield, framed certificate
and trophy. All their hard efforts were well
rewarded.
Alan Luscombe Playing live at 88 FM (photo
submitted)
May we take this opportunity to wish our readers a Happy and Holy Christmas and a safe and prosperous New Year |
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LOCKINGTON
& DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX
Website: Heritage Complex Web Site Hello Everyone! It’s hard to believe that
we’ve almost reached the end of another year. The Heritage Complex Committee’s
Christmas celebration on 23 November went really well. About
twenty-five members and family and friends travelled by bus to Stanhope with
Secretary, Bob Watts at the wheel (Thanks Bob!). They then sat down
to a delicious “bring and share” tea (Our members are the greatest in the
food department – Thanks to all who provided the meal!) before spending an interesting evening
checking out the memorabilia at Stanhope’s privately owned and run
museum. The extent and range of items on display
is amazing. The owner is an experienced collector,
attending clearing sales and the like right across the region for many years
now. His collection includes a range of household items, general tools, shop
fittings, and more besides. If it’s something you remember from school,
at the post office or in grandpa’s garden, there is a good
chance you will find a very similar object on exhibition right there. It
might even be the same one! Our committee visited the museum several
years ago and it was well worth the second trip. Throughout the holiday period, the
Complex will continue to be open each Sunday from times during the week but, if you do
happen to have visitors who would like to see over the Complex on a week
day, it may be worth ringing one of the committee members to see if
something can be arranged. Please remember that our committee
members are all volunteers who have their own family and other commitments,
but we do like to help out if and when we can. In the local history department this
fortnight, I thought I would look for something Christmas-related, but I
evidently didn’t have this theme in mind when I did the original research. I found only a very small snippet that
happened to be on the same page as some irrigation material. It comes from
the Rochester Express, 24 December, 1889, and it’s headed
“Pickings – by the old Possum”. It is incomplete but it reads, in part: -
“These jolly Christmas holidays throw one completely out of gear. Here am I
trying to write two days before the usual time, and actually nothing to write
about, except it be the savagery of drunks, or the pluck of our policemen.
The Sergeant had a high old time of it the other evening, with a
fellow for whom he wanted to provide a … (This part is missing –
Perhaps it was ‘a night’s accommodation’?) … He says it was the hardest hour’s
work he had since leaving the ‘ould dart’. It is estimated that
fourteen tons of main strength, and a bucketful of perspiration were expended in safely
housing the man, who apparently did not appreciate the kind
attention of the gentleman in blue. But he got there just the same
…” Hopefully, I’ll find something much more uplifting before next Christmas! We at the Heritage Complex wish you a very happy Christmas and New Year. ‘Bye until next time, Marg O’Brien. On behalf of my fellow Councillors,
management group and hard-working staff of the Shire of Campaspe, I would
like to wish all residents a wonderful and safe Christmas and we look
forward to working with you in 2010 to make our community even better. Council’s Customer Service Centres
will close at December and re-open on In an emergency, please contact 1300 666 535. Cr Peter Williams, Mayor CHRISTMAS
WASTE & RECYCLING COLLECTIONS Household waste and recycling collections
over the Christmas New Year period will continue as normal with
the exception of green waste collections. Transfer stations and landfills will be
closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. IMMUNISATION
SESSIONS Available for adults, children and infants as follows: Thursday, 17 December Lockington Bush Nursing Centre Swine flu vaccination now available at a cost of $15. Health Care Card holders are free. Bookings required. Gwen Fiedler on Thursday December 3
received a certificate of appreciation from RSL Headquarters of the
Victorian Branch and Rochester RSL for her services on ANZAC
and Remembrance Days for many years. (Ed. Without Gwen's prompting and of
course her work with her late husband Bill, I'm sure these days in
Lockington would not have been revered in the way it has.) A big thank you to Helen Kilsby who for
many years has been part of the team who counts and distributes the Locky
News to depots throughout the town. Helen has had to relinquish this job and
Fay Haines has kindly offered to take it on. The office Bearers for 2009 – 2010
are, President - Joy Weller; Secretary - Val Read; Treasurer – Margaret
Fiedler; Craft Leader - Elaine Mitchell; International Officer - Ivy Douglas. The
Echuca group president Val Allen congratulated the incoming office bearers
and wished the branch all the best for the ensuring 12 months, Val then
awarded the aggregate prizes for the competition over the last 12 months. A flower from your Garden - 1st Val Read,
2nd Julie Chappel. Craft - 1st Val Read, 2nd Elaine
Mitchell. Cookery - 1st Val Read, 2nd Julie Chappel. Horticulture - 1st Ivy Douglas, 2nd Joy
Weller & Julie Chappel Miscellaneous - 1st Agnes Cant, 2
Margaret Fiedler & Val Read Best use of the market stall - Val Read Best Member - Agnes Cant. The 40 Birthday was a great day when past
members returned and other local branches were represented.
President Joy Weller welcomed all present and reflected on the first
meeting when 30 local ladies gathered at the Milloo Hall on the President Mrs Edna Stewart from Deniliquin
chaired the meeting that day when Mrs Joy Weller was elected
president of the newly formed Milloo branch and Mrs Annice Jensen filled the
position of secretary, both were present at our 40th Birthday. The beautiful
cake was cut by two of the foundation members, Mrs Doris Rankin and Mrs
Annice Jensen. Entertainment was supplied by Miss Florrie Bickley and Mrs
Joyce Griffin of Campaspe branch C.W.A. The
Reciting of the C.W.A. Motto brought a memorable day to a close. Milloo CWA wishes all readers a Happy Christmas and
New Year. (Report
submitted by Julie Chappel.) Just a reminder to all players hit up is
9.30 for 9.45 start - Please try and arrive and start on time
to allow duty team to complete their duties in a timely
manner. Tuesday 24 November’s
memorable moment this week was Jenny G arriving to play with a
racquet with no strings and only realising when she couldn't
catch the ball. Section 1 Results Jabirus 4 sets 33 games def Kookaburras 2
sets 25 games Penguins 4 sets 29 games def Doves 2 sets
25 games Rosellas 3 sets 33 games def Lorikeets 3
sets 31 games Peacocks 4 sets 34 games def Herons 2
sets 23 games Section 2 Jays 4 sets 30 games def Emus 2 sets 21
games Finches 4 sets 30 games def Wrens 2 sets
20 games Pelicans 4 sets 32 games def Robins 2
sets 29 games Section 3 Bellbirds 5 sets 33 games def Brolgas 1
set 21 games Canaries 4 sets 32 games def Flamingos 2
sets 27 December 1. Tennis
was played in perfect conditions. Section 1 Herons 3 sets 28 games def Lorikeets 3
sets 26 games Kookaburras 3 sets 28 games def Penguins
3 sets 25 games Rosellas 4 sets 28 games def Doves 2 sets
23 games Jabirus 5 sets 35 games def Peacocks 1
set 25 games Section 2 Finches 3 sets 28 games def Jays 3 sets
24 games Robins 3 sets 28 games def Wrens 3 sets
25 games Pelicans 4 sets 33 games def Toucans 2
sets 27 games Section 3 Great to see Ellie Hayes on the court,
and watch her serve, its vicious. Bellbirds 3 sets 33 games def Flamingos 3
sets 26 games Kingfishers 5 sets 33 games def Canaries
1 set 17 games Eagles 4 sets 31 games def Brolgas 2 sets
22 games Kingfishers 5 sets 34 games def Eagles 1
set 17 games. TIES ON LAST BALL A Grade played Rochy United at so we were sent in to bat on a wicket the
seaming around. Once again we were off to a bad start
with us being 2 for 6 and Greg going out for a duck. Ryan
McMinn and Paddy Gardiner steadied the ship for a while
before we lost 2 more quick wickets to find our selves at 4 for
39. We continued to lose wickets at short intervals until
Jason Turner & Lachi Collins came to the crease getting us to 7 for 114
off 40 over’s. Lachi top scored with 23 not out and
Jason 21 not out. The score was defendable if we were able
to take wickets. We got off to a good start when we had United 2 for 13, and
then at 5 for 55 we where right in the game with our bowlers bowling good
line and length. We fought all the way to the end where they finished up at 8
for 116. We bowled and fielded well but just needed to have a few more runs
on the board. The best of the bowlers were Greg with 2 for 15, Jake Gardiner
2 for 18 and Jason Turner 2 for 26. B Grade loss the toss and United elected
to bat. They posted a score 9-191 off 40 over’s. The best of bowlers
Pete Gardiner 2 for 17, Trav Mancer 2 for 20 and Ben Docking 2 for 53 but
with such a big score it was going to be hard for our boys to chase down. We lost wickets consistently, ending up
being bowled out for 93 with the best of the batsmen being Ben Docking with
21. Hopefully the boys can improve for the
next game. C Grade started the 20/20 game with us
played Rochy Tigers. We won the toss and elected to bat, and posted 8 for 115
off our 20 over’s with W Pitson top scoring with 23, Andrew Cochrane 22
not out. Which is a good score. Tigers got off to a good start at 2 for
50 then they lost wickets at regular intervals. Coming into the last over
they need 9 runs to win. Chad Jones was bowling, they got 2
singles early in the over leaving 6 to tie on the last ball of the game. Well
they hit a 6 off the last ball of the day to leave the game tied! It will be
interesting when these 2 teams meet again this year. Round 1 off the 20/20 comp was washed out
and rescheduled to be played Tuesday 8th of Dec . Round 2 was against Rochy United at
Bamawm. We won the toss and elected to bat where we got off to a good start
with Brodie Collins & Josh out for just over 100. After doing so
well early on it was what we needed. Our bowlers bowled well but we did not
have enough runs to defend with United running away winners. It was good to
see quite a few spectators come and have a look. Coming Events: 12th December: Day 2 against Bunnaloo B
Grade @ Bamawm Recreation (Bunnloo 2 for 13 chasing 229) 19th December: 1 Day Game against Echuca
South B Grade @ Bamawm Recreation Reserve. 19th December: Christmas Party @ Bamawm
Rec. Reserve. Christmas Break. 9th January: 1 Day Game against Moama A Grade @ Bamawm
Recreation Reserve. 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 2010 FEBRUARY Tuesday
9 - Well Women’s Clinic FEBRUARY Wednesday
24th Lockington Patchwork Group MARCH Sunday 14 -
Visit of Traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir - Lockington and District
Community Centre. MAY LBU FNC Deb
Ball 2010 Here are Lockington Community News
typing dates for 2010. Please have items in prior to We cannot be held responsible if
articles are not published due to lack of space. Community advertisements are free
of charge. 11 January 1 February 15 February 1 March 15 March 29 March 12 April 26 April 10 May 24 May 7 June 21 June 5 July 19 July 2 August 16 August 30 August 13 September 27 September 11 October 25 October 8 November 22 November 6 December Thank you for your interest in our
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ANGLICAN
PARISH OF LOCKINGTON St
Mary’s Lockington Dec. 13-11am
Holy Communion Dec. 20-11am
Holy Communion Dec. 24-10.30
pm Drinks and Christmas Cake followed by Dec. 27 - 11am
Morning Prayer Jan. 3 - 11am
Holy Communion Jan. 10 - 11am
Holy Communion St.
David’s Milloo Dec. 13 - 9am
Holy Communion Dec. 25 - 9.30am
Holy Communion Dec. 27 - 9am Morning
Prayer Jan. 3 - 9am
Morning Prayer Jan. 10 - 9am
Morning Prayer St.
Luke’s Dingee Dec.13 - O’Hara’s Place, Prairie Dec. 20 - meets
with Withington’s, Mologa for Christmas BBQ and Holy Communion Ph Fr Simon for details Dec. 27 - Jan. 3 - 7pm
Holy Communion – Ph Fr Simon for venue Jan. Ph Fr Simon for venue UNITING
CHURCH PARISH Dec. 13 - Bamawm
11.00 am Frontier Service #* Tennyson to Bamawm Dec. 20 - Bamawm
11.00 am #* Tennyson 9.30 am Dec. 25- Christmas
Day - Bamawm 9.00 am Dec. 27- Bamawm
11.00am Tennyson to St. David's, Milloo 9.00am Jan. 3 - Bamawm
11.00 am #* Tennyson 9.30 am Jan 10 - Bamawm
11.00 am #* Tennyson 9.30 am #
Children’s activity kits available.
ST. JAMES Every Sunday - 2nd Wednesday monthly - Prayer for the Community - FOOD FOR THOUGHT LUKE c2.v 11 " For there is born to you this day
in the city of Christ the Lord" ST.
CANICE‘S Every Sunday - Rochester 10.30 am each Sunday To be collected 11.45 am From Bush
Nursing Centre Dec 14 - Bamawm CWA Dec 21 - Bamawm Uniting Church Dec. 28 - Bush Nursing Centre Jan. 4 - Action Group Jan 11 - LBU Football Club Jan 18 - St James Evening Fellowship 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. Left to right:The Rev. Sue Allen, Neil
Allen, The Rev. Kath Tointon, Fr. Simon Robinson Sue Allen is the chaplain of East- Loddon
P-12 School; Kath Tointon, formerly of Bamawm UCA, is now CEO of
Bendigo Uniting Care. Both were ordained deacon in the Anglican
Church at St Andrew’s [you may have seen it on the front page
of the Bendigo Addy]. He appointed them as pioneer ministers
– people tasked with taking the church in new and innovative
directions. This brings the total to five, the number of women who have been ordained in the Anglican Church out
of this area in the last ten years! All but one have come from other
denominations. It is clear that this place has produced five women of character; five women who are true
spiritual leaders. The broader Church has recognised this by ordaining them. What are you blokes doing…Cheers!
Fr Simon Robinson 16 vehicles from the Murray Goldfields
Chapter of the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia Inc. visited
Lockington on the weekend of Dec. 4-6, to celebrate our Christmas break-up. We were taken on a
town walk to see grocers, butchers (we all purchased some prize winning
sausages), op-shop then over to a marvelous building, the Heritage Centre. During our “happy
hour” Des told us about the town and its fantastic volunteers,
including our own members Grace & Dan, who have achieved so much over the years. A lot of towns could copy
this town! Our Christmas Dinner, provided by the Heritage Centre, on Saturday
night was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Sunday, after our morning A G M , w e wandered
down to the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Bush Nursing Centre for
barbeque, music & magic. We will be back for our 2010 Christmas break-up
weekend. Thank you for a greatweekend. (This report has been compiled from 2
great reports sent to Locky News.) 50th
BIRTHDAY SNAPSHOTS Narelle and Brad surprised former nurse
of 25 years, Marg (McEwan) Knight and Bob. Ladies Auxiliary President, Betty Mustey,
and original Committee Member, Roy Hann, cut the
birthday cake Federal MP, Dr. Sharman Stone with some
of the Lockington & District Bush Nursing Centre ladies auxiliary members
at the 50th birthday. L-R: Betty Mustey, Gwen Fiedler, Sharman
Stone, Jean Trimby & Betty Cunnington. Face painter, ‘Bec Cole and son
Ethan with great facial artwork at our 50th
birthday. Our Politicians, Paul Weller and
Dr.Sharman Stone. The children had a wonderful time in the BUSH NURSING CENTRE MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL The Staff and Board of Management at the Lockington and District Bush Nursing
Centre wish the whole Community a very Merry
Christmas and look forward to seeing you all in
2010. We thank you all for your support throughout
the year. CELEBRATIONS The Staff and Board of Management at the Lockington &
District Bush Nursing Centre would like to extend our appreciation to the
Lockington and District Community for their attendance at our 50th Birthday
Celebrations. A wonderful day was had by all. A special thanks to: The Lions Club, The Heritage Complex, Lockington Bush Nursing Ladies Auxilliary, Lockington Consolidated School Children for the wonderful
posters. Dr. Inoke will be on leave from the 1st January There will not be a replacement doctor in this time. OSTEOPATH Dr. Melanie Medley’s last visit before Christmas will be Tuesday 22nd December. Melanie will return Appointments can be made by contacting the centre
on 54862544. PODIATRIST Nicole Hocking’s last visit before Christmas will be 17th December. Nicole will return STRENGTH
& BALANCE TRAINING The last class for 2009 will be Wednesday 9th December and classes will resume Monday 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 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 The Lockington Bowls Club women held a
successful Invitation Fours tournament on Wednesday attracting some twenty teams
representing several local district clubs. At the completion of the days play the composite
team of Merle Smith, Nellie McAsey, Pam Allen and Alice Mc Minn (s)
were declared the winners ahead of second placed Ky Valley View
team skipped by Margaret George. On Tuesday the women played social bowls.
Kathryn Van den Bosch, Annette Brereton and Pauline Humbert (s)
won the major trophies. The social winners the previous week were
Joy Weller, Anette Brereton, Joyce Leighton and Colleen Holman (s). The club championship is well underway
with Bev Brereton defeating Mary Dullard, Joan Ryan d. Kath Palmer,
Pauline Humbert d. Joyce Leighton, Colleen Holman d. Julie
Chappel, Annette Brereton d. Lois Chugg and current champion Rhonda
Gallagher d. Lesla Maslen. On the pennant scene the club enjoyed
some success with four out of the five divisions winning their matches.
The women division one team struggled
against Moama while Division three retained their unbeaten run after
defeating Moama and keep top position. In the CVBA Pennant the club registered fine victories in all
three divisions. Division two scored a thrilling two shot
win over Deniliquin RSL although winning just the one rink by Roy Perks. Division three had all rinks up in
their demolition of Deniliquin while Division five had two shots to spare against Deniliquin RSL. Several members traveled with the CVBA
Goodwill tour group to Ballarat last week. Tom Davis was in rare form to be among
the more promising bowlers in the group. Entries are being accepted for the annual
two-day tournament in January. Contact Gordon Haines for details. (Report @ The Lockington Bowls Club women enjoyed
their annual Christmas get together with the There was plenty of fun and laughter on
and off the green mixed with several skits in the members lounge following play. Kath Palmer and Gwen Haines featured in
the field of better bowlers on the day. In the club championship second round
Rhonda Gallagher had a close win over Colleen Holman while Joan Ryan defeated
Joy Weller to progress to the semi finals. Annette Brereton is to play
Pauline Humbert and Bev Brereton will play Betty Mustey to decide the other semi finalists. 4th Dec’
- In the local pennant Division one defeated Elmore 80-70 with two rinks up. Division three suffered a rare
defeat by two shots at the hands of Deniliquin RSL 43-41 who displaced them
from top position on the premiership ladder. In CVBA Pennant
Division two recorded a comprehensive victory over Moama Teal 116-79 to hold
onto fourth place. Division three lost to Rich River Green
by 38 shots while Division five scraped home by 5 shots to inflict the
first defeat of Rich River Green 48-43. During the past week members competed in
the annual Bendigo & District Sportsman Bowls challenge at Bendigo East
Bowling Club. Ian Holman and Tom Davis combined with Jack Kirchhofer and John Dinsdale
(s) in the local “B” team representing the Echuca Football
League, to collect the best final game prize. The “A” team
comprising BruceMajor, Brian Jones, Daryl Hooper and
Carl Davis enjoyed the experience. Last Friday (4th
December) evening the weekly practice – barbeque numbers
swelled as the event was staged in conjunction with club Secretary Jim
Harris’s sixtieth birthday celebration with all in attendance
enjoying the evening. Gwen Haines was among the winners of the meat trays
while Ray Hansen won the members draw. The Cunnington Cup – Mixed Pairs
will be held on Sunday 13th December starting at On Sunday 20th
December the first two rounds of the club championship will be played commencing at The club extended condolences to the
Harris family on their recent sad loss. . Friday 11 - Social Indoor Bowls - Saturday 12 - Dec 5 & 12 Campaspe Cricket
Association A Grade Bunnaloo V BLU (BU) Saturday 12 - Tennyson
Rec. Reserve Christmas Get Together - Sunday 13 - Heritage Complex Open Monday 14 - Heritage Complex Committee
Meeting at the Complex – Wednesday 16 - Action Club Activity Night
at Club Rooms. Ph. Grant or Adam for details. Thursday 17 - Immunisation Session - Saturday 19 - Lockington CFA Community
Social night - Saturday 19 - Campaspe Cricket
Association A Grade South v BLU (ES) Sunday 20 - Leitchville Market Sunday 20 - Friends of Bamawm Uniting
Church Christmas Party 12.30pm Sunday 20 - Heritage Complex Open Wednesday 23 - Routine Health Monitoring
- Friday
25 - Seasons Greetings - Merry Christmas Sunday 27 - Heritage Complex Open JANUARY
2010 - HAPPY NEW YEAR Sunday 3 - Heritage Complex Open Saturday 9 - Campaspe Cricket Association
A Grade BLU v Moama (BA) Sunday 10 - Heritage Complex Open Monday 11 - Noon
Closing Time for typing Community News, Phone/Fax/Email items or leave at
Post Office or through Community News Office letter slot -
Monday 11 - Heritage Complex Committee Meeting
at the Complex – Saturday 16 - 16th & 23rd January
Campaspe Cricket Association A Grade BLU v Rochy Tigers (BA) Sunday
17 - Heritage Complex Open |
Lockington Community News Inc.
Updated 11 December 2009
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