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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Clovelly To Help Victorian Sports Awards HERITAGE COMPLEX 90 years of Schier farming Weighbridge on 3 chain Rd MILLOO CWA VFF NEWS Weekly Activities WHAT’S ON AHEAD

Power Country 88FM Comes To Lockington Sandra White is now a ‘true blue’ CHURCH TIMES MEALS ON WHEELS LOCKINGTON BOWLS ELMORE LADIES TENNIS BLU Cricket Club Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch • media release Daily Activities

CLOVELLY TO HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNATE Year12 student, Clovelly Broad, along with 8 other students from Bendigo, Leitchville and Kyabram leave for Cebu in the Philippines on November 29 where they will spend 10 days working with children in orphanages, childcare centres and schools, then will face a big challenge of working at Cebu’s rubbish dump. Clovelly said pictures show the huge dump supplies the people with their homes and food. She is not so sure how she will like the food which basically is rice and fish, she doesn’t like it that much now, so is sure she won’t when she gets back here! Her home will be at a basic hotel in Cebu, without any trimmings. The challenge to take on this adventure was when she heard a talk at school about ‘Sandhurst Alternative Schoolies Experience’ by the Sandhurst Diocese, and decided it would be better to support this cause than waste money on Schoolies week parties, and has since been busy saving and raising funds for her fare and to help the people of Cebu. What after Cebu? Clovelly who has been studying English, Maths, Legal studies, Psychology, Legal studies, Health and Human development hopes to do law at Latrobe University next year. If anyone would like to give Clovelly a donation for her work please phone. Back To Top Victorian Sports Awards Local identity Sharelle McMahon, co-captain of Australian Diamonds and Melbourne Vixens stole the show at the 2009 Victorian Sports Awards winning both the Female Athlete of the Year and the Governor’s Award for Sportsperson of the Year. The Governors Award is presented to a Victorian Athlete for achieving outstanding sporting performances and making a significant contribution to sport as a leader and role model. Back To Top

POWER COUNTRY 88FM RADIO COMES TO LOCKINGTON Pictured are the men who installed the aerial at Lockington's Business Centre with their van: L-R: Doug Hawken, Ben Comello, Greg Symes, Mayne Brewer and Rupe Adams. The Business Centre is very pleased to have formed a partnership with POWER COUNTRY 88FM to bring radio to Lockington. We now house a relay station broadcasting POWER COUNTRY 88FM to the Lockington community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For those of you who’ve already tuned in you may have already heard our Shop Manager Steve Bond, and also Rupe Adams who will be regularly broadcasting his own show. This is the first stage of having local radio in town. Stage 2 is involving a partnership with Lockington Consolidated School where we hope to get a Studio set up that can be accessed both by school students and community members. There will be lots of opportunities for local businesses and community groups to become involved in advertising and also providing information to the community. There will also be plenty of opportunities for locals to train and host their own radio show. Power Country 88FM is a LPON (low powered open narrow cast) information station with a country music base, and is part of the Billabong Radio Network. It is a not-for-profit organization run by a committed and skilled team of volunteers. There are currently two studios – Leitchville and Tongala as well as relay stations in Tatura, Kyabram, Cohuna & Barham. For more information, please contact: Louise Ross 54 862683. The station has its own website www.powercountryfm.com Back To Top Sandra White is now a ‘true blue’. Congratulations to Sandra White, and her sister, Ann Martin of Warragul who became Australian citizens at Echuca’s Civic Centre on October 13, 2009. Sandra was born in Bristol, England and came to Melbourne with her younger sister and parents in 1961, being sponsored by an Uncle. Sandra worked as a stenographer and met her future husband Ray, who lived at Sunbury, at Brownbuilt’s ball in 1962. They were married in 1965 and lived in Essendon, before moving at least 24 times, living in Tasmania, New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria, and finally to Lockington where they want to stay. They have three daughters who have given them eight grandchildren of three boys and five girls. Sandra said she had always wanted to become naturalised but never got around to it, and when Ann was keen they decided to do it together in Echuca along with three other people, which was a special occasion, witnessed by family and friends. It is 60 years since ‘Australian Citizenship’ ceremonies began. Back To Top

LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX Website: Heritage Complex Web Site Hello Everyone! The Heritage Complex Committee of Management held its annual meeting last Monday evening. I’ll let you know about it in the next issue of the Locky News. In the meantime, we’ll return to the Editorial from the Rochester Express of 27 June 1890, in which concerns were expressed about a rail line from Elmore to Tomara; one of a number of projects which were included in a Railway Bill then before Parliament. It was felt that the proposal was in error and the line should commence at Rochester rather than Elmore, take a westerly direction to Mitiamo, and thus link the Bendigo- Echuca line with the Bendigo-Kerang one. It was also considered that the Bill should have included yet another new regional rail link. This matter was taken up as the Editorial continued: “Corop, and the thickly populated farming district between Rochester and Corop and thence beyond, has been entirely ignored in the avowedly comprehensive scheme which is sought to be foisted now upon the public. We refer to a line which should be constructed from Rochester via Corop to Heathcote. This, like the one previously referred to would traverse a populous agricultural district, whose residents natural ly look upon Rochester as their market centre. Indeed, the Government have already in a small degree recognised the business connection between the two places by establishing a telegraphic communication, and if Rochester was found to be the proper junction for the wires with the main service, it should by analogy be the best for connecting it with the trunk railway line. This route, too, might well be chosen as a matter of expediency so far as regards cost. This should have some weight with an economic Government, that a considerable length of the line between Rochester and Corop would traverse a reserve still unalienated from the State, which would save largely through not having to purchase at least the land along that portion of the railway route, either for a station site (which could be erected there), or for other purposes. Of course we will be told that the Elmore route would strike the main line some ten miles n e a re r Me lb o u rn e , a n d th e metropolitan markets than if the Rochester route was chosen; but as against this let us place those decentralization ideas which of late years have held so prominent a place in the mind s of advanced politicians. If the Elmore route would save ten miles freight on farm stock or produce to Sandhurst, it will put ten miles additional cost on the same articles being sent to Rochester, Echuca and New South Wales, a matter which will be of no little importance if the rising Federation movement with its community of tariffs and abolition of border duties, proves successful, as in all probability it will before a very few years have gone past. In this direction o u r l o c a l P a r l i a m e n t a r y representatives might find cause for exercising their zeal on behalf of their constituents, and a well-directed effort on the part of the members for Rodney, Gunbower and Mandurang might go far to awaken the official and Ministerial mind of the framers of the new Railway Bill to a just recognition of the claims of Rochester to be the junction of the proposed new and already established lines of railway communication. To them, and to the residents of this district we commend the subject for careful consideration. A strong expression of public opinion on the matter is imperatively necessary if our claims are to have due attention.” The Editorial ended on that note. One wonders what difference the provision of these suggested rail links might have made. Would Bendigo have been a less significant centre? Would Rochester have gone ahead to greater things? Might Victoria have had a network of larger regional townships, rather than the handful of provincial cities that we have today? And would the proposed rail links have met with the same fate that eventually overtook so many of those that were actually completed by our forefathers? That’s all from me for this issue. ‘Bye until next time, Marg O’Brien. Back To Top 90 years of Schier farming 13 October 1919 Harry Schier came to Ballendella to dairy farm 131 acres. 100 acres was made available by the Closer Settlement Commission and 31acres by the Bank. Harry became a director in 1921 of the Rochester Cooperative Butter and Canning Co. Ltd., which later became Murray Goulburn Co-operative Co. Ltd. Harry's son Noel and his son Murray continue to farm in the area. Back To Top Weighbridge on 3 chain Rd August Fiedler planned and established the weigh bridge on the 3 chain road between his Store and Warragamba Railway Station. Daughter Ellie weighed the first load of grain brought in from Milloo with a wagon and three horses driven by Row Harry. Warragamba siding ceased in 1977 but a freight train came to get wheat from the silos until 1986. Does anyone have a photo of the line crossing over the channel between McColl station and Lockington station? or is that lost. Back To Top MILLOO CWA Members reported a good deal of interest in their demonstrations at the Elmore Field Days, particularly the making of the Rag Rug and how to make Bottle Brush flowers From orange mesh bags. Milloo Branch decided to renew their membership with the Associated Country Women of the World. A craft day is to be held at the home of Ivy Douglas to learn to make patch work balls suitable for babies to pick up easy. COMPETITION RESULTS Flower from your garden - Equal 1st Val Read and Agnes Cant Craft, Babies Ball - 1st Val Read, 2nd Colleen Van Den Bosch; Cookery, Rum balls - 1st Julie Chappel ; Horticulture, Pot plant grown from a cutting - 1st Margaret Fiedler, 2nd Joy Weller. Nov. Meeting will be held on Tuesday 10 at 10am followed by a BYO Lunch and the Annual Meet ing at 1pm. Competitions will be, Flower from your garden, Craft - Hand made 40th Birthday card, Horticulture - Floral arrangement, own choice, Misc. - "Ruby" article featuring ruby colouring. The charity is Christmas cookery, to be sold at the C.W.A. club in Toorak on Sat. 28 November. A good number of used stamps were collected at our October meeting, to be forwarded for the work of the Associated Country Women of the World. Back To Top VFF NEWS 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 3rd November 8:00 pm at the Football Club Rooms (note venue change). The speaker will be Andrew Leahy, UDV DC No 1 President and water council member. Water Services Committee Members will also be present. The meeting will conclude with supper. Discussions on dairy matters and water issues are encouraged. Back To Top Weekly Activities 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. Back To Top 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 WHAT’S ON AHEAD 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. Back To Top

CHURCH TIMES ANGLICAN PARISH OF LOCKINGTON St Mary’s Lockington November 1 All Saints’ Day @ St David’s Milloo, 10.30am Parish Holy Communion followed by feast Nov. 8 11am Holy Communion St. David’s Milloo Nov 8 - 9am morning prayers St Luke’s Dingee Back To Top UNITING CHURCH PARISH Nov 1 Bamawm 11.00am (At St Mary’s Anglican Church) Tennyson 9.30 am Nov 8 Bamawm 11.00 am Tennyson 9.00 # Children’s activity kits available. Crèche facilities. Back To Top ST. JAMES COMMUNITY CHURCH Every Sunday - 10.00 am 2nd Wednesday monthly - Prayer for the Community - 7.30 pm Back To Top ST. CANICE‘S CATHOLIC CHURCH Every Sunday - 9.00 am Rochester 10.30 am each Sunday Back To Top MEALS ON WHEELS To be collected 11.45 am From Bush Nursing Centre Nov. 02 - Red cross Nov. 09 - St. Mary’s Nov. 16 - Action Group Nov. 23 - St James Lockington Nov. 30 - Lions Dec. 7 - Catholic Ladies 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. Back To Top LOCKINGTON BOWLS CLUB The Lockington Bowls Club women held a successful Invitation Triples last Wednesday attracting several bowlers from district clubs. At the completion of the days play the Tongala trio – Maureen Campbell, Rosalie Norman and Elaine Tinning (s) were declared the winners ahead of the local Lockington team of Pauline Humbert, Colleen Holman and Joan Ryan (s). The sponsors were thanked. Social bowls on the Tuesday were washed out. During the week Ian Holman and Tom Davis represented the club in the CVBA State Sixty and Over Pairs held at Ky Valley View. Following a near flawless display of bowls in the first round to record a 21-7 victory the form slipped generally to finish well back in the field after the three games were completed. At the Friday night barbeque Ian Holman was the lucky member in the draw. The Waterwheel Classic Fours star event will be held on Sunday commencing at 10.00am. Entries are flowing in so contact Gordon Haines 5486 2492 for details. The club held a successful Waterwheel Classic Fours tournament on Sunday, which attracted 136 bowlers from 18 district clubs. Club President Tom Davis welcomed all players and thanked the sponsors for their continued support. Davis also praised the work of the greens staff Ian Johnson and Ray Mustey in the fine presentation of the greens for this special gold letter day. Rochester bowler Bob Knight thanked the ladies for the excellent meals on behalf of all in attendance. Roy Perks, Ian Holman and Gordon Haines done a wonderful job in filling the greens. At the completion of the four games of ten ends there were only three teams to contest the 5 end play-offs. In the first play-off the composite team of Paul Kearney, Alan Ash, Pat Murray and Peter Hall (s) played the local Lockington team comprising Philip Cunnington, Bill McIntyre, Jim Harris and Roy Perks (s). After a titanic battle the Hall skipped rink won by one shot with the last bowl to move into the final against the strong Mathoura rink of Lindsay Vallance, Stephen O’Callaghan, Ray Murphy and Les Bates (s). Following another close seesawing five ends the Mathoura won the final and will have their names etched in gold. A great day of bowls where bowlers had to contend with gale force winds for most of the day. The competition winner was Ken Colvin. Last Tuesday the women had a good field at social bowls. The winning was Julie Chappel, Joyce Leighton, Rhonda Gallagher and Betty Mustey (s). Visitor Elaine White won the voucher. On the Pennant scene the Division one women lost to Deniliquin by a margin while the Division two women enjoyed a bye. In the CVBA pennant Division four won the points against Ky Valley View by 17 shots. Division two lost to Ky valley View by 39 shots an all rinks went down. Division three lost to Rochester by 31 shots. The next club tournament is the Mixed Pairs on Sunday 8th November starting at 1.00pm. Entries to Gordon Haines 5486 2492. The Cunnington Cup has been re-scheduled to Sunday 13th December at 1.00pm. Back To Top ELMORE LADIES TENNIS After a wash out first week, Tennis resumed at Elmore on 20/10/09 in near perfect conditions. There was some sunburn and I'm sure some sore bodies after some great tennis. Section 1 - Penguins def Herons 4 Sets 33 Games to 2 Sets 27 Games Rosellas def Peacocks 4 Sets 33 Games to 2 Sets 22 Games Kookaburras def Doves 4 Sets 35 Games to 2 Sets 28 Games Lorikeets defeated Jabirus 5 Sets 33 Games to 1 Set 25 Games Section 2 - Jays defeated Toucans 5 Sets 33 Games to 1 Set 20 Games Finches defeated Robins 5 sets 37 Games to 1 Set 22 Games Emus defeated Pelicans 4 Sets 28 Games to 2 Sets 22 Games Section 3 - Bellbirds defeated Flamingos 5 Sets 34 Games to 1 Set 20 Games Kingfishers defeated Canaries 4 Sets 30 Games to 2 Sets 25 Games Eagles defeated Brolgas 4 Sets 33 Games to 2 Sets 21 Games Back To Top BLU Cricket Club News The Cricket Club & Action Club Annual Calcutta is being held this Monday the 2nd of November. It is being held at the Lockington Golf club with tables still available for $65 and table. If you are able to just come along every if you are not on a table and bid on the horses. If you want a table please give Nugget a call on 0428 868 250, it promise to be a really good night, hope to see ya all there. The 2 day of the game against Echuca South in A Grade saw us come away with a good win. We started off well bowling tight with south losing a couple of early wickets. At tea we had south 4 for about 70, and at the time we were quite happy with our bowling & fielding. After tea we pick up a few more wickets before we allowed them to score some easy runs. We end up bowling Echuca South out in the 76 over for 200. All bowlers for the day put in a good effort with the best being Hayden Collins who pick up 3 wickets. Overall Greg Pearse was happy with the side performance and it is good to have our first win for the year. B Grade was also bowling at close of play Echuca south where 2 for 50 chasing 98. South got past us with out to much trouble before being bowled out for about 180. In the 2 innings it was good to see the boys bat out the rest of the day without losing many wickets so lease they can take some out of the game. Last weekend we were back to 1 day game where A Grade at home took on Echuca. Coming off a good win we were confident we could notch up our second win. Losing the toss we were sent in to bat on a flat wicket. Our start was terrible with myself (David Graham) being run for the second game in a row. Paddy playing a poor shot early on. Hayden got 17 before being LBW and we where 3 for 37 and in trouble. Greg Pearse and Ryan McMinn put a 39 run partnership which was the biggest for the day before Greg was caught at mid wicket. This started a total collapse seeing us lose 7 for 32 to be dismissed for 108. Ryan topped score with 31 runs. We all batted very poorly with not valving our wicket enough. We have work to do on our batting. Echuca innings started with them on the attack for start. When we pick up our first wicket they were all ready 40, then Hayden pick up our second on 49, with not enough runs on the board we were struggling. Then a 56 run partnership the game was gone for us. Echuca ended up winning by seven wickets. It was very disappointing for us as a side, we have no one to blame just our selves. We need to move on to this weeks game against Tigers an hopefully register our second win for the year. B grade played a Vic park, with Echuca winning the toss and electing to bat. Echuca made 5 for 196 which is a big one score. The bowlers all bowled well with the wickets being share around. We made 9 for 156 in our innings with the stand out being Ben McPhee with 55 and Geoff Arnott & Tas Richard also chipped in with scores 20’s. C grade forfeited due to a lack off players they will be back this week now the welding season is hopefully over. Do not forget Calcutta Monday Night fundraiser for both Action Club & the Cricket Club hope to see ya all there. Coming Events 31st October 1 Day Game against Rochy Tigers B Grade @ Home 2nd November: Calcutta @ Lockington Golf Club please contact Nugget to book your table for 10 or any further info 0428 868 250 7th November: 1 Day Game against Moama B Grade @ Home TBA: 20/20 cricket BLU V’s TBA @ Bamawm Rec Back To Top Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch • media release Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch welcomes new manager Elmore/Lockington & Districts, Friday 16 October 2009: The Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch will be welcoming a new Branch Manager to its team – Tracie Kyne. Tracie has close to 15 years of experience in the banking and finance industry, most of which has been spent in the local area. Tracie has a strong focus on Community and is extremely excited to be joining our Community Bank® which shares her passion. “In terms of business in the Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branches I look forward to continuing the work already done in helping new and existing customers achieve their financial goals.” Chairman David Johnson said we are thrilled to have Tracie on board and look forward to being able to assist existing and potential customers across Elmore, Lockington, Rochester and surrounding districts. Since opening in 2003 the Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch has contributed in excess of $150,000 into the community by way of dividends and community support. “This position is about more than banking. It’s unique in as much as our Communities benefit from the profits gained. Mostly it’s about being able to give back to our Communities. I’m looking forward to being able to do that. Customers can be happy knowing that just by banking with Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank® Branch that they are supporting the place where they live. We invite all new and existing customers to call into the branch at Elmore or Lockington and talk to my staff or myself about their financial requirements today,” Tracie said. “Better still, give me a call on 0427 801 712, and I’ll come to you.” Tracie said, “If other members of the community are as passionate about building a sustainable environment within their Communities, that they too should be banking with the Community Bank® so we encourage you to get on board with Elmore/Lockington & Districts Community Bank®. Back To Top Daily Activities . Friday 30 - “Mums and Bubs” - 10am to 12 noon - Bush Nursing Centre Saturday 31 - Campaspe Cricket Association A grade Rochy Tigers v BLU (WI) NOVEMBER Sunday 1 - Pine Grove Gun Club Simulated Field & Game Sunday 1 - Heritage Complex Open - 1:00pm - 4:00pm - On duty: Dan & Grace McCreadie. Monday 2 - Social Day by Elmore Regional Health - 10.30 am - Lockington Recreation Reserve. Monday 2 - LBU Cricket Club Calcutta at Lockington Golf Club Tuesday 3 - Cup Day Luncheon Rochester Hospital Auxiliary Rochester Sports Complex 12 noon Tuesday 3 - VFF meeting - 8.00 pm - Football Club Rooms Wednesday 4 - Bush nursing Centre Ladies Auxiliary meeting 2pm at Centre Wednesday 4 - Action Club Dinner - 7.30pm club rooms. Thursday 5 - Rochester Mid-week Ladies Tennis – Phone names in by 9am Saturday 7 - 14 - Campaspe Cricket Association A grade Moama v BLU v Echuca (MO) Sunday 8 - Heritage Complex Open 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty – .Colin & Cherril Holland. Monday 9 - Noon: Closing time for typing Community News, Phone/ Fax/ Email items or leave at Post Office, or through Community News Office letter slot Monday 9 - Heritage Complex Committee Meeting at the Complex – 8:00pm. Tuesday 10 - Well Women's Clinic at Bush Nursing Centre. Phone 5485 5800 for appointments. Tuesday 10 - Milloo C.W.A. 10am meeting followed by a BYO Lunch and the Annual Meeting at 1pm. Tuesday 10 - Lockington Bamawm United Football Netball Club Annual General Meeting. 8pm in Clubrooms Tuesday 10 - RSVP due for Lockington Book Club 10th Anniversary Wednesday 11 - Remembrance Day. Stop and remember for 1 minute at 11.00 am Wednesday 11 - Routine Health Monitoring - 2.30 to 4.00 pm - Bush Nursing Centre. Wednesday 11 - 2 pm St James Community Church Thanksgiving service Wednesday 11 - Community Prayer time - 7.30 pm.- St. James Community Church Wednesday 11 - Lions Club Dinner Meeting - 8.00 pm - Lockington Hotel. Thursday 12 - “Rochester Mid-week Ladies Tennis – Phone names in by 9am” Friday 13 - Social Indoor Bowls - 7.30 pm - Bamawm Extension Hall. Friday 13 - Old Time Music Hall (Anglican parish of Lockington) - Lockington Community Centre. Saturday 14 - Huge Garage Sale Lions Apex Park 9am - 1pm Saturday 14 - Lockington Song and Dance Show 7.30 - 9.30pm Lockington Business Centre Dance Program Saturday 7 - 14 - Campaspe Cricket Association A grade Moama v BLU v Echuca (MO) Sunday 15 - Heritage Complex Open 1:00pm - 4:00pm – On duty – Kathy & Paul Connors. Sunday 15 - 9am Lockington Swimming Pool working Bee Sunday 15 - Lifting Lockington Family Fun Day 12 noon to 5pm Lockington Rec reserve. Tuesday 17 - Lockington Golf Club AGM 8pm Club house Wednesday 18 - World Day of Prayer Planning Meeting – 2:00 pm – St. Mary’s Hall, Wills Street. Wednesday 18 - Action Club Activity Night, Club Rooms. Phone Grant 5484 3409 or Adam 0429872004 for details. Thursday 19 - “Rochester Mid-week Ladies Tennis – Phone names in by 9am” Thursday 19 - Immunisation Session - 10 to 10.30 am - Lockington Bush Nursing Centre Back To Top

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Updated 30 October 2009

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