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SORE LEGS ANZAC DAY th FOR CANCER BENEFIT Monday the 25 saw a beautiful morn-

th th ing for ANZAC Day. Tony McMahon, During the weekend of 16 and 17 RSL sub branch Senior Vice President, of April Christine and Jenna Oliver took the marching precession which had the great privilege of participat- was led by drummers, to the Commu- ing in the Weekend to End nity Centre for our annual service. Women’s Cancers 60km walk. It Lockington School Leaders Ali Howlett, was an incredible experience to Caleb Portwine, Cooper Mitchell and witness 1,014 people rally together Olivia Stone acted as the Colour Party to the hall, before swapping over to pound the pavement, but more with Milly Haines, Ethan Steele, Isabella Miriklis and Jacob Haines, who importantly raise a staggering $2.8 brought the flags into the hall. million for the Peter MacCallum Lieutenant Robert Glover gave a wonderful speech, Cancer Centre. As a result of the talking a lot of the Light Horse regiments, and the ef- kind, thoughtful and generous dona- fects of post war life. tions of family and friends, Christine Many thanks to Lockington Consolidated Primary and Jenna raised a total of school for yet another fantastic slide show (made un- $8,305. They both would like to der the guidance of Sean Irving), to Jenny Howlett on extend a huge THANK YOU to eve- the organ, the school captains who did a fantastic job ryone that enabled this to hap- reading The Recitation and poems, to our other read- pen. As they said “We are over- ers – Rochester RSL President John Glover, John whelmedE.and a little sore in the Munro, Bill Cochrane and Aimee Rankin – thank you legs!” also for your readings. Special thanks to Graeme and Ian Haines who led our singing “““Apparently there is nothing that cannot and a massive thank you to happen today” --- Mark Twain Meg Howlett for all your work on computer. Thank you to all the organisations and individuals INSIDE THIS ISSUE... who placed wreaths. And a massive thank you to the community of Lockington – thank you for attending! It 2 Tractor Rally Report is great to see so many people come and be part of 3 Notices this very special day. It is great to see so many peo- 4 School News ple have national pride to take the time to reflect on 5 Neighbourhood House, those who laid the foundation of our way of life today. Save our Pool, CWA Exhibit 6 Shire News, LEST WE FORGET Neighbourhood Watch 7 & 8 Annual Adverts 9 Community Notices 10 Casual Adverts 11 & 12 Annual Adverts 13 Bush Nursing Centre 14 Reptile Show, YAGERS 15 Golf 16 Bowls 17 LBUFNC results 18 Calendar

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See Page 6 for contact and publishing details. Registered No A0024058N ABN 68 147 443 610 Email: [email protected] Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the Publisher, Lockington Community News Inc. This paper is prepared for you by volunteers to help our community stay alive. Subscriptions Available. Page 2 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016

LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT LIVING HERITAGE COMPLEX Complex: 5486 2515 - Open Sunday’s 1pm to 4pm or by appointment President: Joe Chappel 5486 2226 - Secretary: Beryl Marshall 5486 2353 Website: http//www.lockingtonvic.com.au 19th RALLY SERVED UP SOMETHING FOR ALL The 19th Vintage Tractor & Machinery rally held April 23 & 24 was praised by locals and visitors, especially after they had partaken of food served from the Complex, and what a great assortment there was, the BBQ cooked by our local Lions Club, then from the kitchen the Saturday lunch soup was a real winner, followed by the Sunday roast. That wasn’t all on the menu, sandwiches, scones, and slices were tempting also.

Was it a hair raising rally for Paul Food wasn’t the only Connors, or the Massey Ferguson ‘ingredient’ for the week-end, tractor? locals and visitors with their miniatures, small engines, cars, tractors, trucks, etc., was on the ‘menu’ which were ‘poured’ over by those who displayed, and by those who wanted a look and perhaps remi- nisce, and wish they had one Proud horses pull the wagon and provide too like that. rides for those who don’t want to walk far.

A variation to the ‘menu’ was the Horse drawn wagon, and on Sunday ‘Leigh’s R e p t i l e Show’ held thrills and fascination Miniature engines also featured. for visitors. Then there was the ‘Big Shed’ out the back for a peek at the tram, caravan, car, buggy, farm vehicles, etc.

Stalls by Lockington Bush Nursing Centre, Landcare, and Echuca Scouts, then of craft, jewellery, plants, preserves, Tom Davis flew the flags for the Fergies winter warmers also attracted viewers and shoppers. Trucks overshadow Jim

Gerald Pentreath directs vintage cars Committee members were thrilled, Brereton’s Ford and are most grateful, with the Volunteers and Organisations who came and helped prior to and during the rally. Their efforts and willingness was wonderful.

Although the ground was rather dusty which settled on some of the vehicles, the week-end was still voted a success and visitors were glad they came. Of course Lockington invites them to come again, and at any time, for another course of a ‘meal’ which can be dished up.

Photos courtesy of robspictures. zenfolio. com A great display of VWs Thank (Thanks Bill) you. ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 Page 3

Ray and Betty ANGLICAN It’s a Boy!It’s Boy! Newnham (nee Mundie) PARISH OF MITCHELL are celebrating their LOCKINGTON (White)

Dean, Kelly, Keira St. Mary's Lockington and Heidi are Every Sunday - 5:00pm thrilled to announce the safe arrival to their family a beautiful baby boy Holy Trinity Rochester

Conor Allan Every Sunday : 9.00am Born on April 28, 2016 5.13am at St on the 7th May. John of God Hospital, Bendigo. Love and best wishes to you both. Third grandchild for Max White of From all the family Moama and Ronis White of Bris- ST JAMES bane and eleventh grandchild for COMMUNITY Noel and Lyn Mitchell of Lockington CHURCH

Every Sunday - 10.00 am ENGAGEMENT Contacts: CONNOR - Pastor Bill Cochrane PENTREATH 0427 865474 Des and Dorothy an- or Edwin Keele 5484 3117 nounce with pleasure the engagement of NITING HURCH their youngest son Leigh to Clare, U C only daughter of Val and the late BAMAWM Michael Connor of Hobart May 8 - 5.00pm 90th Birthday Thankyou at St. Mary’s, Lockington DEATHS I would like to thank everyone for May 15 - 9.15am

BEGGS, Valerie the beautiful cards, flowers and Contacts: Passed away peacefully on Apr. 26, gifts, on the occasion of my 90th. Ray Wakefield 5486 2592 2016. Private Cremation. Rest In Birthday. Graeme Haines 5486 2284 Peace They all mean so much to me.

KRISS. (Bohdan) Bob Dorothy Crossman. 16.9.1936 - 17.4.2016 Passed suddenly MISSING/GONE ASTRAY ST CANICE’S

Loved husband of Two black marquee bags have gone CATHOLIC Yvonne. Father to Pat- missing from near the Lockington & CHURCH rick, Andrew (dec. ), District Living Heritage Complex Simon and Elizabeth. Stepfather of following the rally held 23-24 April. If Every Sunday Melinda. Loved Grandad, Pop-Pop anyone has knowledge of the and great grandfather to many. Re- whereabouts of the bags please Lockington - 9.00am united with Andrew At peace now; contact Rochester - 10.30am rest well Missed by All Fenton Phillips 0428 8820215

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

John c3 v 16 & 17

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever be- lieves in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.

MEALS ON PASTOR BILL ORDAINED WHEELS Pastor Bill Cochrane of St. James Community Church Lockington was recently ordained in Coolangatta by the Southern Cross Association of Churches. South- To be collected 11.45 am ern Cross is a growing network of ministries located primarily across the South- ern Hemisphere in Australia/New Zealand, Africa and South America. The Net- May 9 - Action Group work was formed in Perth, Australia in 1999 to bring together Christian leaders May 16 - St Mary’s for building relationship, encouragement, and providing resources to advance June 6 - Catholic Ladies the Kingdom of God on earth. St. James are celebrating Bill’s ordination at St. June 13 - Bamawm CWA James on the 15th of May at 10.30am and would welcome interested members June 20 - Bush Nursing Centre of the community to attend. June 27 - Bamawm Uniting Church Page 4 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 I am thrilled to announce that our School Run 4 Fun Fund- raiser was a huge success! With your assistance we were able to raise just OCKINGTON CHOOL EWS L S N over $1800.00 to put towards our sporting depart- Working Bee Thanks ment. Thank you to all our families and staff who attended the working bee on Sunday. We got so much achieved! We have cleared garden beds ready to plant a new edible sus- tainable garden designed by our students. A special thanks to Adam Sims who brought his tractor to school to make it all a little easier. We loved seeing so many of our students helping out!

Congratualtions Caleb I would like to thank you for all Caleb travelled to Melbourne on Tuesday to compete in the your efforts. It was wonderful to State School Championships. Caleb came 8th in his event see the spirit and enthusiasm with a personal best time of 41.86 seconds in butterfly. Con- that was displayed during the gratulations to you, you should be very proud of yourself as Cross Country and in supporting our fundraiser. we all are. Thank you once again. Mr Gray 5 cent CHALLENGE - Competition Time! Our jars are filling up quickly! We encourage all students to bring along any 5c pieces they have at home. Visit your neighbors, family and friends and see if they have any 5 cent coins lying around! Currently the Gr 5/6 class seems to be leading the way! At the end of the challenge the class with the most 5 cent pieces will win an ice cream party! The challenge is set to conclude on Monday 23rd May. Proceeds raised will go towards resources for student learning.

ANZAC DAY It was fantastic to see how respectful our students were on Friday and Monday’s ANZAC ceremony. It 2016 Place Getters is encouraging to Prep Boys: 1st Bryce Read 2nd Aaron Harbour 3rd Camp- see so many of our bell Keele children understand- Prep Girls: 1st Mia Collins 2nd Ivy Giorgianni 3rd Keira ing the meaning of Mitchell ANZAC Day. Thank Gr 1 Boys: 1st Harry Lees 2nd Patrick Keele 3rd Jake Munro you to all the students who Gr 1 Girls: 1st Ashlee Meyer 2nd Ziah Haines 3rd Jourdis came and represented our Metelmann school on Monday. A big thank Gr 2 Boys: 1st James Brentnall 2nd Will Hann 3rd(Equal) you to Jenny Howlett and Sean Aidan Peirce & Harrison Keele Irving for organising the school Gr 2 Girls: 1st Sakuyra Versis 2nd Hannah Harbour 3rd service and contributing to the Olivia Squires Lockington service. 9 Year Boys: 1st Tye Cox 2nd Colby Roberts 3rd Mitchell Scurrah 9 Year Girls: 1st Audrey Giorgianni 2nd Chelsea Read 3rd Maggie Sims 10 Year Boys: 1st Bowden Stone 2nd Finn Palmer 3rd Jacob Haines 10 Year Girls: 1st Ruby Brentnall 2nd Mikayla Johnson 3rd Thank you to Pam Ally Peirce Roberts for making 11 Year Boys: 1st Mitchell Collins 2nd Cooper Mitchell 3rd floral arrangements for Alex Barwise us for Friday and Mon- 11 Year Girls: 1st Georgina Scurrah 2nd Brooklyn Martens days services, it is 3rd(Equal) Chelsea Jones & Olivia Stone much appreciated. 12/13 Year Boys: 1st Edward Brentnall 2nd Bradley Wake- field 3rd Caleb Portwine 12/13 Year Girls: 1st Milly Haines 2nd Kayla Guppy 3rd Ali School Cross Country Howlett The LCS Fun Run / Cross County was held on Friday. All of the students should be proud of their efforts. Thank you all of Soccer the family and friends who came along to cheer on the stu- On Wednesday the 27th we were lucky enough to have dents. Congratulations and good luck to the students who our final soccer session as part of the sporting schools have qualified to compete at the Echuca Cross Country on program. The students really enjoyed the opportunity to May 6th. We wish you all the very best. get out and test their skills. Thanks to Mr Gray for orga- nizing the sessions. ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 Page 5

LOCKINGTON Computer Courses We are looking at running the NEIGHBOURHOOD following classes, please contact HOUSE with Wendy Sims Kris Munro if you are interested: Colouring classes We are after the Basic Word Classes Mosaic Classes following things: Tues 12, 19, 26 July Patchwork classes • Old cracked or broken terracotta Child craft classes pots (with broken pieces) Basic Excel Classes (held after school) Thurs 14, 21, 28 July Basic knitting and crotcheting Ice cream containers • School holiday programs involving • Any old cracked or broken All classes held between 10-12 noon fairy garden making project patterned crockery or tiles $60 per course per person woodworking project We are also keen to hear your ideas Limit of 6 people per course. (in the Mens Shed) for programs Bookings to LDBC

SAVE LOCKY POOL in cars to get cool, have a play or even get a bit fitter. It has the potential to effect local businesses, if we are all The Campaspe Shire is considering a discussion paper driving more often to our larger towns, people will spend that looks into the future of outdoor pools in our Shire. As more money and time there. Kids will have nothing to do the councils media release states for when hot, and I know it keeps mine out of trouble! “community...to...consider the three options presented for The community has been using the pool more this past our aquatic services and to assist Council in deciding the season and if we are given the chance, are planning best way forward.” more things for the future. But we need everyone to be a These options (briefly explained) are as follows part of the fight to keep it. • Option A- maintaining current services and make sure On Tuesday 10th May, 7pm at the Lockington Consoli- they are compliant with relevant legislation and guide- dated school in the BER building , there will be a commu- lines, ensuring access for all abilities, nity meeting to come and chat, see where we are at with • Option B- Lockington, Colbinabbin, Tongala and Stan- the Save Locky Pool movement! hope would be demolished and replaced with interac- Many people in the community contributed to the begin- tive water play facilities, while upgrades and remodel- ning of our pool, lets keep it going for many more years to ling for Rochester, Kyabram and Rushworth would be come! done, • Option C- Lockington, Colbinabbin, Tongala and Stan- Contact – [email protected] hope would be demolished and the upgrades and re- modelling conducted on Rochester, Kyabram and *****Please remember that for a partition to have its Rushworth pools. maximum impact, signatories mustE There has to be another option, that doesn't remove vital assets from our smaller, vibrant communities. • Be a registered voter Everyone has an opportunity to voice their thoughts on • Provide a valid address (their enrolled address) this matter. It isn't just about closing our pool perma- nently. The immediate results of that are obvious, poten- • Sign in ink tial drowning, people swimming in channels, longer times • Not sign that particular partition more than once

Bamawm - Nell Less Trophy Winners

Lorri, Kay and Val watch Artists at work Maureen Chiswell working

PHOTOS TAKEN AT THE LOCKINGTON CWA EXHIBITION 2016 (ANZAC WEEKEND) High Tea Display Photos courtesy of robspictures. zenfolio.com Thank you. Page 6 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 SHIRE NEWS NEW RESPONSIVE GRANTS PROGRAM FOR QUICK COMMUNITY ALLOCATION 2016-17 Budget Campaspe Shire Council has established a new Respon- OPEN FOR COMMENT sive Grants Program to support requests for funding from Members of the public are invited to individuals and community groups requiring a quick turn- make submissions on the draft 2016-17 around. Budget. The Budget can be found on An amount of $20,000 has been approved from existing Council’s website or hard copies are budget allocations to support any funding requests that available for viewing from all customer service centres. meet the grant assessment criteria, until the end of the Written submissions must be received by 5pm on 2015-16 financial year. An amount of $50,000 is included Wednesday, 25 May. for the new grant program in the Draft 2016-17 Budget, currently on public exhibition. Aquatic Services Review Not-for-profit community groups can apply for a grant to a The Aquatic Services Review Discussion Paper outlines maximum of $1000 and individuals can apply for a maxi- the results of the community consultation and engage- mum of $300. Applications can be lodged at any time ment over the past three years and presents options for throughout the year; however, once the annual funding the delivery of Council’s aquatic services into the future. allocation is used, no further applications will be approved The paper is now available for community review on until the following financial year. The application form and Council’s website and also at Customer Service Centres. guidelines for the Responsive Grants Program are now Submissions must be made in writing by 24 June. available on Council’s website.

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH formation may be very helpful. A major reason for burglar- CHEER THE ICE FORUMS. ies is because of drugs. Those at the meeting certainly had their ‘eyes opened’ when told of the time involved Rochester West Neighbourhood Watch has when domestic disputes arise, of which there are too entered the electronic age and want to send many. These dramas take them away from other impor- meeting notices by email where possible. tant duties. This will save time and many kilometres for We were heartened to hear that REDHS is going to be volunteer Zone Leaders as a big area is covered distribut- conducting “Ice forums” in the district. As there are four ing over 300 newsletters. Area Coordinator, Des Fiedler, venues it hopefully will be easy for all residents to attend requests you let him know your email address, but better one of them. The talks start in Elmore on May 12, then still email your address to: [email protected], with Rochester May 23, Nanneella June 7, and Lockington on the request to email future newsletters to you. June 21. To register for the sessions, call REDHS on At the meeting on Monday, April 18 two members of the [email protected] or 584 4465. Police Force were present to give a report on happenings Guest speaker, Jeremy Rorke of Norlec Electrical and in the district, and it wasn’t good news particularly for Solar, spoke on solar panels and their benefits and an- farmers who are having quad and motor bikes stolen, swered many questions. The next meeting will be held at plus many other items. We must keep an eye out for peo- the Bamawm Golf Club on Monday, June 28. All residents ple and their vehicles acting strangely. Photograph &/or in the zone are encouraged to attend as the Police are note the number plate. Call the Police, any little bit of in- most informative and guest speakers very interesting.

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Lockington Preschool Ladies Night Out Saturday 21st May Time: 7pm Venue: Lockington Heritage Centre Cost $35 incl complimentary glass of champagne or punch on arrival Finger food by Maria's Cafe, dessert buffet, drinks at bar prices, pamper stalls, door prizes

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THE WELL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Shire of Campaspe WOMEN’S CLINIC Immunisation Session at We volunteer our time in the Bush Nursing Centre community to witness documents will visit A phone call to arrange a convenient

Lockington For adults, children and time for this service would be next on appreciated. infants Tuesday, May 9 Thursday May 19 Gwen Fiedler 10 to 10:30 am 5486 2465 Phone 5486 2544 for appointments.

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Flu immunizations Wendy Sims available Cost $23 0427 868 307

ARROWLINE LOCKINGTON LIONS Lockington CONSTRUCTIONS Treasure Chest Just in: Metal shelves to Renovations suit the workshop. and Don’t forget your MUM Home with Mothers Day just around the Improvements corner drop in and see our array of gifts. Matt Gould Proudly supporting the Locals.. 0411 792 294 2 Elizabeth Street, Lockington Ph: 5486 2668 Open W-F: 10am [email protected] CLUB - 5pm Sat: 10am - 1pm Kanyana’s last function before Our Technicians & Sales Representatives are fre- SWAP MEET quently in your area. going into recess. Call us today for sales, hire or repair! PLUS MARKET Kanyana Auxiliary working for Murray and Human Services invite you to our Mother’s Day lunch at Rich River SHOW & SHINE Golf Club in James Maiden Room, Monday, 9 May at 12 Noon. Sunday May 22, 2016 Lunch of your choice from menu $12.00. Lucky door prize for every- Site Bookings: $10.00 one. Very good raffle. Entertainment J. Van Den Bosch 5486 2480 by the “Berryman’s” Country Music. Scooters, Wheelchairs, Beds, Walking Aids, KEEP THIS DATE Bookings essential by Friday 6, at Bathroom Aids, Power Wheelchairs, the latest. Contact Joan: 5482 3531. Oxygen Concentrators, Lift Recliners FREE

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OCKINGTON EXCAVATOR HIRE L NGINEERING E Peter Bongiovanni Jeff & Clare “Think Pipe, Think Pipeworks” 1st & 2nd Grade Feed Troughs Wickham Mechanical repairs to trucks, cars, Pipes Bay Outlets Phone (03) 5486 5371 tractors, machinery & Headwalls Mobile 0428 505963 Bamawm 3561 Cummins Diesel Engines Water Troughs

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• Laser 507 Diggora Rd, Rochester Vic Phone: 5486 2215 • Laser Bucket Mobile: 0408 511 829 Phone: 5484 1799 Fax: 5484 2077 • Smudging • Truck and Trailer Hire 27 Pannoo Road Lockington 3563 Mobile: 0417107263 for all your:- Rock, Sand, Soil & Fill. www.pipe.net.au WRIGHT’S

Haulage Contractors & Grain Traders Lockington Ian: 0428 505 053 Tel: 54862347 Neil: 0427 505 053 For all your feed grain requirements Andrew: 0448 180 281 Bulk & General freight, fertiliser & Luke McMahon: 0409 454 208 Gypsum needs.

Shepparton Lindsay: 0419 520 743

Tuesday morning Live Weight Scales & calf pick up. Richy’s Spraying DAVID WRIGHT Selling at Echuca Prime Sale fortnightly & store sale Tel: 5486 8343 monthly. Shepparton Prime Sale Weekly. Export Cattle & Water Trading 0419 598 240 Mob: 0428 505 609

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Issue:92—APRIL 2016

Thursday Morning Doctors Clinic Help stop the spread of colds and flu Help stop the spread of colds and flu

Good hygiene is one of the most important ways to help Good hygiene is one of the most important ways to prevent colds and flu (influenza). help prevent colds and flu (influenza).

. Other ways to help prevent flu can include:

. • annual flu vaccination Use it or Lose it Good hygiene includes: The Centre is an important community • washing your hands regularly and thoroughly with hub. Please support the visiting health soap and water, particularly after touching your professionals where possible - in order nose or mouth and before handling food to keep services coming here. • sneezing and coughing into tissues then throwing them away immediately and washing your hands • cleaning surfaces such as your keyboard, telephone and door handles regularly to get rid of germs • not sharing cups, plates and cutlery where you can avoid sharing towels with other people and throw disposable tissues and paper towels in the bin immediately after using them.

In an emergency, call triple 000 or for expert health information and advice phone -Nurse-on-call 1300-60-60-24 (24hours a day—7 days a week)

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Page 14 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 REPTILES - BY GEORGE!!! A beautiful sunny day saw us meet

TH in the Lions Park for this demon- Monday 4 April saw George from Leighs Reptile Show stration come to Lockington as part of the Lockington Neighbour- There were many animals on dis- hood House school holiday program. play, ranging from turtles, snakes, squirrel gliders, a crocodile, an owlEeven dingoes!! 68 of our local kids (and their parents) learnt about how many teeth snakes have, how to tell the sex of a turtle and all about the history of dingoes! Kids were fascinated by how snakes get warm, which snakes were the most venomous (and how many of the WORLDS deadliest snakes live in Australia). It was great to see lots of families come out and enjoy something different!! Many thanks to the YAGers who helped out on the day, and to George and his little helper, who gave a very informative presentation.

YAGERS SAILING TRIP WASHED OUT Although we could not sail, the experiences of living in an urban environment still made an impact on our rural lives, My name is Blake many long lasting friendships were forged with both other Humbert and I was youths and our host families. We would like to thank your fortunate enough to Echuca and Brighton Rotary clubs for your generous spon- have been selected sorship which has allowed us to participate in this wonderful to attend this year's opportunity. Regional Youth in Many thanks again, Sailing held in con- junction with San- Blake Humbert and the Members of the Lockington Youth dringham Yacht Club Action Group and the Brighton Rotary club. Due to inclement weather the sailing part of the trip had to be cancelled. However the host families stepped in and made sure that our stay was entertaining. Bronwyn Stephens came down to the yacht club and did a presentation about World of Difference. Here she talked about her trips to Cambodia and the changes that they have implemented such as water filters, bores, dams and helping to improve struggling schools. Bronwyn was then kind enough to offer us her house to entertain ourselves for the afternoon by playing billiards, table tennis and watching a movie in her theatre room!

YAGERS AFL TRIP Many thanks to Brendan and 34 kids and 5 adults attend a trip to the AFL to see Rich- Leanne Pen- mond V Port Adelaide at the MCG. Many thanks to the par- treath for the use ent helpers Rob West, John Steele, Trav Mancer and Sally of the bus, and to McMahon. To the 34 kids that came... Thanks for being a the AFL for the great group... It's make it easy to take you guys when you donation of tick- are well behaved!! ets!!

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BAMAWM GOLF CLUB NOTES Next week will be a stroke event and privilege cup for the Sunday the 24th of April saw our long men. Duty- Ray Hanson and Leon Laffy. awaited opening day, with an Ambrose BAMAWM GOLF CLUB REPORT 1/5/16 competition. There was a pleasing number of players who came along and supported The men played a Stroke round today for the privilege the day, with visitors from Gawler and cup, and it ended in a tightly contested competition be- Lockington. tween David Winchcomb and Ray Hanson. David won on a countback with 80-19-61 from Ray with a 79-18-61. The winners of the day with a score of 54 7/8 were Sam Longest Drive on 9/18 went to Shane Dyson. Newth, Ben Newth and Shane Dyson. Runner up were Paul Crockford, Shane Bywaters, Michael Giorgianni and Some of the ladies played a few holes to warm up for the David Winchcomb with a score of 55 1/8. Winners of the start of our Tournament season. scratch were Todd Louttit, Andrew Maher and Nev Too- hey Snr. Today Sue Bishop from Golf Victoria came to do an arti- cle on our golf members and the history of our Club. Sam Ladies results: NTP 7/16- Denise Newth NTP 2nd shot Shotton was the photographer. 8/17 - Anita Ward. NTP 2nd shot 5/14- Alla Mayer. Long- est Drive- Alla Mayer Next week will be a Par competition with Committee on duty. Men’s results: NTP 7/16- Peter Broom. NTP 8/17 – Ben Newth. NTP 2nd shot 4/13- Mark Holt. Longest Drive- The following week 15th May our Todd Louttit Men’s and Ladies Teams will contest the Kelly Shield at Pyramid Hill. It was great to get the season started and we look for- Club members not involved will play ward to another successful season at Bamawm. a Stableford round at Bamawm.

Try will become triumph with a little “umph”

LOCKINGTON GOLF CLUB REPORT Mark Lyons, a proven performer fresh from a spell, was the popular winner of C Grade with a terrific score of +6. SUNDAY 1ST MAY 2016 Next best in C Grade with a solid score of +4 were Bruce Haines and Des Pentreath. 20/04: A good field contested a stroke Nearest the pins: 7th – Grant Humbert; 2nd shot 12th – round for the Monthly Medal. A count Stuart Newton (A Grade – eagle); B Grade – Barry Gra- back was needed to decide the winner, ham; C Grade – Jeff Carnie; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack with victory to Annette Brereton (83-13- smack – Travis Mancer. 70), ahead of Sherryl Jones (86-16-70). Spike’s Looong Drive, sponsored by Hot ‘n’ Cold Plumb- Annette also won A Grade. ing: A Grade – Grant Humbert; B Grade – not won; C B Grade honours went to Helen Hayes (98-27-71), ahead Grade – Will Hardess (a very impressive 308m). of Phyl Macfarlane. Count the putts: A Grade – Sherryl The Echuca CIH eagles nest on the 3rd wasn’t won, and Jones (25); B Grade – Bev Muhleisen (27). neither was Captain Terry’s yardstick prize on the 16th, which jackpots to $122.50 for the next round. Two days before on the Monday the Club hosted a round of the Golf Central Victoria Ladies’ Pennant competition. 30/04: It was an unusual week at the Lockington Golf Golfers enjoyed a good day, and it was pleasing to re- Club – no golf was played at all. The course was irrigated ceive positive comments about the condition of the on the Sunday, but hadn’t quite dried out enough for play course. by Wednesday for the ladies. Friday’s rain resulted in a course inspection on Saturday morning, and the decision The combined Lockington & Bamawm team played El- was made to call the day’s play off as well. more and enjoyed 3 very competitive matches, with victory going to Elmore 2-1. Both Phyl Macfarlane and Upcoming events: Wednesday 4th May – Stroke. Duty: Helen Hayes squared their matches while Louise Wil- Kathy Connors, Kathi Maddison. Friday 6th May – 4BBB liams lost 2 and 1 in a tight tussle. – Fundraiser for the Lockington & District Bush Nursing Centre. Enquiries to Darren Carnie (0428 862 292). Sat- 23/04: Par - Barry Graham’s excellent form continued, urday 7th May – Stroke – Monthly Medal – 1st Qual. Rnd. with a fine score of +7 to win the Pentreaths Supermar- Gartside Cup – Qual. Rnd. Handicap Matchplay Champi- ket Player of the Day, as well as B Grade honours. An- onships. Duty – Terry Thomas, Darren Carnie. other red-hot in-form golfer, Rick Connors, was runner-up in B Grade with +6. LOCKINGTON LANDCARE In A Grade, Stuart Newton made a welcome return to the winner’s circle with his top score of +6, ahead of Steve next meeting has been re-scheduled to Holt (+5), who was left cursing after he lost both the 16th 7pm Thursday 26th May at the Locky Hotel and 17th holes. Kevin Humbert, James Hodgens and (1 week earlier that the planned Tim Staley all finished on +3 to be next best. 2nd June meeting date) Page 16 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016

LOCKINGTON BOWLS CLUB bowler competing in the State Singles championship. Klive Liverton (brother of Matt) from Wodonga, repre- 26.4.2016 REPORT: sented the Ovens & Murray. After surviving a enthralling The women played rinks on Tuesday in first round encounter against Gary Body (Camperdown) their weekly social bowls competition. West Coast which Liverton won 25-24, he encountered The winning team comprised Anne Low- Matt Higgins (Sale) Gippsland in the quarter final. With rie, Annie Haines, Kath Palmer and Lesla Maslen (s) in a the scores 18-17 in favor of Higgins, Liverton was holding bold display of bowling. shot to draw level when his opponent trailled the jack for The final of the 100 Up championship was decided on four shots which proved costly to Liverton to trail 17-22. Friday morning. Rhonda Gallagher and Lois Chugg went Higgins won the game 25-22 to win a berth in the semi- head-to-head in the battle for championship honours in a finals. Later on losing to Phillip Thorn (City of Echuca) 24- game that produced some memorable bowling. Defend- 25 in the State final. ing champion Gallagher was on fire from the start and Over at Corowa Civic Bowling Club on the week-end the collected a maximum ten on the first end. Chugg tried Bowls Vic Regional Sides championship was played. desperately to win the mat but her opponent was deter- Bendigo-Campaspe was reresented by six Bendigo Divi- mined to hold her opposition at bay and led 47-28 after 12 sion players and six Campaspe Division players. Wayne ends. Chugg fought back momentarily to win successive Brooks, Kevin Brennan, Phillip Thorn and Matt Liverton ends to reduce the scoreline to trail 52-63. However Gal- (s) former one rink while Ashley Vesty (Mathoura) led for lagher continued to press ahead to collect 39 points to 21 the Barry Anset skipped rink including Geoff Boyd and and win the championship 102-73 in a brilliant display. Andrew Brown while Barry Tinning (Tongala) led for Luke Gallagher was happy to add the 100 Up championship to Hoskin, Marc Smith and Bradley Holland (s). Hoskin is a her club championship for 2015/2016. It was back-to-back grandson of former Lockington resident Malcolm Dar- to win both titles in the past two years. roch. The Bendigo-Campaspe teams performed reason- On the tournament scene members attended the recent able well but lost a close second round game against Ov- Rochester 5-a-side championship. Pauline Humbert and ens & Murray by two shots. Marie Malone (s) were in great form to win the Pairs disci- Overall details: Round 1. B/C defeated West Coast 43- pline and along with fellow team members Lorraine Ap- 37. (B Holland won 14-11; B Anset won 18-11; M Liverton pleby, Phylis MacFarlane and Lois Chugg enjoyed the lost 11-15). Round 2. B/C lost to Overs & Murray 41-43. two day event. Rhonda Gallagher and mother Marie (B Holland won 19-11; B Anset won 14-13; M Liverton Davie teamed with three City of Echuca bowlers to finish lost 8-19. Round 3. B/C lost to Yarra 29-37. (B Holland third overall. won 10-9: B Anset drew 11 all; M Liverton lost 8-17). Ov- Several members are competing in the City of Echuca ens & Murray won the section then lost to Eastern Bowls Club annual carnival over the next fortnight. Ranges in the semi-final. The other semi final favored the Congratulations to Phillip Thorn (City of Echuca) on win- strong Northern Gateway defeating Peninsula Casey 63- ning the Bowls Victoria State Singles championship last 29. Northern Gateway defeated Eastern Ranges 49-47 week. Thorn displayed some of the most impressive draw to win the State title. bowling witnessed during his four matches. On his way to victory Thorn accounted for Rob Huddle (City of Frank- LOCKINGTON BOWLS NOTICES ston) 25-9 after leading 14-nil after ten ends; Aaron Wil- The club will hold its annual Presentation evening on son (Clayton) 25-17; Matt Robertson (Shepparton Golf) Friday 6th May starting at 6.30pm for a 7.00pm dinner. 25-20 in the semi-final then Matthew Higgins (Sale) 25-24 Names are to be listed prior to Friday 29th April for cater- to take out the coveted championship title. Thorn will be ing purposes. competing in the Bowls Vic Regional Sides championship Annual meeting of the Club will be held on Monday May at Corowa this week-end in the team of Wayne Brooks 16th commencing at 8pm all members are requested to (City of Echuca), Kevin Brennan (Moama) and skipper attend Nomination forms are available at the club. Matt Liverton (City of Echuca). Mixed Social Bowls will be played each Wednesday af-

2 May, 2016 REPORT: ternoon over the winter break (depending on The women enjoyed the cooler conditions for their weather) commencing on May11th at 1pm. Non bowlers weekly social bowls on Tuesday. The winning team in the welcome to come and try out wear flat soled shoes, bowls Triples event on the day was Annette Brereton, Annie available to borrow . Haines and Pauline Humbert (s) in a devastating display Joy Weller, President Ladies Committee. of bowling from all three bowlers. During the of season there will be weekly games of MILLOO CWA Scrounge played commencing on Wednesday 11th May Nine members were welcomed to the April at 1.00pm. All bowlers and non-bowlers welcome to at- meeting by president Julie Chappel. tend. Arrangements were made for entries for the Several members have competed in the City of Echuca Creative Crafts Exhibition in Lockington carnival with some success. The dynamic duo of Phyllis on April 23rd and 24th. The President will lay a wreath at MacFarlane and Marie Malone (s) picked up a special last the Anzac Day service to be held in Lockington. As game winner award. our visit to “Woop Woop” on May 12th has had to be The club will hold the annual Presentation evening on postponed till the 19th of May we will meet as usual for Friday starting at 6.30pm for a 7.00pm dinner. the May meeting on the 12th at 10.00am, Joy to be On Monday 16th May the Annual General Meeting will hostess. Plans were made for catering for the Locking- be held at 8.00pm at the clubhouse. Nomination forms ton Senior Citizens 46th Birthday on May 6th.. are available. Colleen Van Den Bosch, Marg Fiedler and Val Read At the recent State Championships held at Bendigo East were competition winners. Bowls Club there was a former City of Echuca/Moama ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016 Page 17 LBUFNC Results Round 4 vs Heathcote & Round 5 vs Elmore

Rd Under 17s Reserves Seniors

4 Heathcote 13.10.83 def LBU 6.12.48

Goals 3—R. Woodland,1– N. Dyson, M. Bongiovanni, J. Josh Cairns Wolfe

Maddison Livestock J. Thompson Moama RSL D. Ismail

Echuca Workers & J. Mundie Norlec Contracting J. Wolfe Services

National Hotel T. McInnes Stone Dairy Service B. Edwards

Amped Hair C. Mitchell Hip Pocket J. Mundie

Harvest Hotel J. Cairns Harvest Hotel M. Angove

Pentreaths Pizza I. Medina National Hotel M. Bongiovanni

5 Elmore 11.5.71 def LBU 5.7.37 Elmore 16.13.109 def LBU 8.15.63

Goals 2—J. Wallter, 1—B. Fraser, J. Mundie, 2 –N. Dyson, B. Holland 1— R. Woodland, J. Wolfe,

C. Randell D. McCallum, W. Hobbs

Kober J. Mundie EMM Group M. Crook

Lockington Hotel C. Randell MVP Feeds M. Dobson National Hotel J. Walter G & Y Wolfe D. Ismail Amped Hair T. McInnes Hip Pocket M. Angove Hip Pocket B. Mundie Roma Pizza J. Sanford Roma S. Harwood National Hotel M. Bongiovanni

Under 14s vs St Aug Bennetts KFC Ice Cremery Canteen Shane Dyson Will Kneebone Nic Verhey Sam Eade Will Tatt Hugh Byrne

McDonalds Max Golding Goals: 2 Sam Eade 1 Will Kneebone

A LBU 57 D H’cote 31 Paige Randall Brook Gillies A Camille H’cote 43 D LBU 33 Ally Todd Res Johnstone

B LBU 37 D H’cote 27 Bec East Emily Bacon B LBU 39 D H’cote 17 Millie Haines Kasey Rankin Res C LBU 54 D H’cote 33 Amee Hardess Cara Winnell

D LBU 59 D H’cote 5 Beth Howlett Telia Rorke D Fiona No score recorded for this grade Prim Dipasupil A LBU 51 D Elmore 30 Brooke Gillies Bec Dodd A LBU 53 D Elmore 27 Stacy Bacon Emily Bacon Res B LBU 44 D Elmore 37 Courtney Muller Bec East B Rhiannon McIn- LBU 33 D Elmore 20 Shannon Glatte Res tyre C LBU 55 D Elmore 49 Amee Hardess Ellie Monaghan

D LBU 37 D Elmore 16 Jemma McNair Whole Team D No score recorded for this grade Chelsea Jones Maya Cox Prim Page 18 ISSUE #793 - May 6, 2016

MONDAYS

• Strength & Balance Class Wednesday 18 MAY 9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre Action Club Activity Night

At the Club Rooms • Nicole Hocking Podiatrist Saturday 7 9.30 - 4.30. - Bush Nursing Round 6 HDFNL Thursday19 Centre. Phone: 5486 2544.

North Bendigo v LBU Immunisation Session • Lockington & District T.O.W.N 10-10:30am at Lockington Bush Nurs- Club 6.30 pm - Bush Nursing Sunday 8 ing Centre Lockington Pony Club Rally 10:00AM Centre (Activities Room)

Scurrah Reserve Friday 20 • Senior Citizens Social Carpet (Sherrin Harbour 0418 112 292) Senior Citizens Meeting Bowls I:15 pm - Lockington Heritage Complex Open 1:15pm at the Senior Citizens Rooms Community Centre 1:00 - 4:00 pm TUESDAYS On Duty: Fenton & Beryl Saturday 21 LBU Interleague bye • Men’s Shed Monday 9 8.30 am - 3:00 pm Heritage Complex Meeting Lockington Preschool Ladies Night Out Phone 5486 2683 See advert. For details 7:30 at the Complex • Dr. Patrick Nzegwu

Meals on Wheels Sunday 22 9.30 am - 5.00 pm - Bush Nursing Action Group Centre. Phone: 5486 2544. Lockington Pony Club Rally 10:00AM Scurrah Reserve • Lockington Playgroup 10.00am - Tuesday 10 (Sherrin Harbour 0418 112 292) Noon - St. James Church Hall. Well Women’s Clinic Enq: Tish Serpell 0400607174 At the Bush Nursing Centre Heritage Complex Open Ph 5486 2544 for appointments 1:00 - 4:00 pm • Ladies Social Badminton On Duty: Giles & Phillippa 10.00am - Bamawm Sports Wednesday 11 Centre. Enquiries: 5486 2272. Lions Club Dinner Meeting Lockington Lions Club Swap Meet • Ladies Social Bowls 7:30 at the Locky Hotel See advert. For details. Monday 23 10.00am - BYO Lunch Thursday 12 New bowlers welcome Bamawm CWA Milloo CWA 10am at Bamawm Community Social WEDNESDAYS 10am at Milloo Hall Centre • Strength & Balance Class

9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre. Friday 13 Heritage Complex Meeting Social Indoor Bowls 7:30 at the Complex • Massage with Anita. Phone 5486 7:30 at Bamawm Extension Hall 2544 for appointment. Meals on Wheels THURSDAYS Saturday 14 St James Lockington Round 7 HDFNL • Dr. Samah Mansour LBU v Colbinabbin Bamwm Extension CWA 9.30 am - 12.30 pm - Bush 7:30pm at Bamawm Extension Hall Nursing Centre. Ph: 5486 2544 LBU Annual Ball

Wednesday 25 • Social Activity Day Sunday 15 Lockington Lions Club Business Meet- 10am - Bush Nursing Centre Heritage Complex Open ing Ph: 5480 6701 1:00 - 4:00 pm 7:30pm at Locky Hotel On Duty: Joe & Julie & Kevin • Men’s Shed

8.30 am - 3:00 pm Saturday 28 Monday 16 Ph: 5486 2683 Round 8 HDFNL Meals on Wheels LBU - Bye FRIDAYS St Mary’s

• Mens Social Bowls 4:00 pm Sunday 29 LOCKY NEWS TYPING DAY. BBQ tea to follow Heritage Complex Open ITEMS CLOSE 10:00 AM New Bowlers welcome 1:00 - 4:00 pm BUT PREFERRED BY FRIDAY 13 On Duty: Gordon & Joy SATURDAYS PLEASE

Bingo 7:15 pm - St. Joseph’s Hall,

Campaspe St, Rochester.

Bank Trading Hours: St. Mary’s Op Shop Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 10.00 am - 2.00 pm Mon & Wed 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Thursdays & Fridays - 9.00 am to 12 noon, 12.45 pm to 4.00 pm Thu & Fri 10:00 am - 2:30 pm