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Jimmy Johnson Community News Contributions Gratefully Accepted P.O. Box 3, Murrabit 3579 Phone: 03 5457 2205 Every Friday 10am to 4pm (except Public Holidays) Email: murrabit1@bigpond.com Wednesday prior to a Market 10am to 4pm Murrabit Community News MURRABIT & As the long, hot summer continues, our thoughts DISTRICT LIONS are with our fellow Australians experiencing bush CLUB fires. It has been great to see our residents extending support whether this be through financial invites all residents and visitors donations, fodder, transport or volunteering. to attend a Community Celebration for Our Murrabit fire Australia Day tanker was involved in the Sunday 26th January Baranduda fire, breakfast will be served at the just out of Murrabit Market Lions Shelter Wodonga. at 8.00am followed by Special mention also to Lachy Monk for collecting official proceedings from 9am. and transporting a load of fodder to a burnt out Guest speaker is dairy farm near Jingellic. Lachy then went on to Professor Greg Sassella collect and transport a All welcome second load of fodder which went to Collie as part of the Sharing the Load Hay Drive – Community to Community (Pictured is Murrabit organised through resident, Dick Walters the Mystic Park who was named Hotel and Lake Boga Lions Gannawarra Shire Club. Council Citizen of the Year as part of the Hoping for a cool day for our next Murrabit Market 2019 Australia Day on Saturday 1st February 2020, 8:30am to celebrations). 12:30pm. Come along and enjoy the stalls selling fresh produce, honey, salami, cheese, plants, tools, homewares, bric-a-brac, clothing, handcrafts, cut flowers and lots more! Stallholder bookings welcome Ph: 5457 2205 (Fridays 10am to 4pm and Wednesday prior to a Murrabit Market, except public holidays), or via our website: https://www.murrabit.com.au/market/ Saturday 1st February In the meantime, keep up-to-date with what’s JIMMY JOHNSON happening at the Murrabit Market and in the community by following us on Facebook: https:// First Saturday of Every Month, rain, hail or shine! www.facebook.com/murrabitcountrymarket/ or https://www.murrabit.com.au/ 8.30am—12.30pm Ph: 5457 2205 Magnet of Murrabit Market 2020 Dates Murrabit Floatilla For many years now, there has been an annual ‘Murrabit If you haven’t already got hold of one, make sure Floatilla’ with lots of families you pick up a new Murrabit Country Market taking to the Murray River on magnet to hang on your fridge – just in case you Australia Day on anything need reminding of the Market Dates for 2020! Take floatable. Nothing formal, just a a few and spread them around to remind everyone leisurely float down the Murray that the Murrabit Country Market is on the 1st River enjoying time catching up Saturday of each month plus Easter Saturday! with friends. Available through the Market Office, Busy Bees and at the Murrabit Market. This year the Murrabit Floatilla will take place on Sunday 26 January 2020. Everyone is welcome to come for a float or a boat! Whatever takes your fancy really – BYO boat or float! The only condition is that all floaters (those in the water) must wear a life jacket and that boats also float unless a motor is needed in an emergency situation (our boats and floaters stay together in one big group with everyone looking out for each other). If you haven’t got your own boat, that’s ok too as there’s always plenty of others who are more than willing to have you jump on board. Boats to meet at the boat ramp no later than 11am. Floaters to be ready to take to the River in one big group at 11am. It’s BYO everything for a picnic lunch at Morton’s sandbar (plenty of room on boats for everything needed and boat rides back to the boat ramp after lunch available). BBQ’s will be at the sandbar if you would like to cook a BBQ lunch. You can also LAST NOTICE leave cars at Morton’s sandbar earlier and catch a boat FOR upstream to the boat ramp for the start of the float. COMMUNITY This is a family friendly event so get your life jackets, floaties, PHONE BOOK lilos, blow-up thongs, boats or whatever floats your boat ready UPDATE… to go! We will be printing a new Community Any questions to Angela Morton 0408 313 257. Phone book NEXT FRIDAY 24th of January, so if you have any changes you would like to make to your existing entry please contact the MAA office by email HON PETER WALSH MLA murrabit1@bigpond.com or phone 5457 YOUR STATE MEMBER OF 2205 and leave a message if the office is PARLIAMENT unattended. REPRESENTING MURRAY If you know someone has left the area, and PLAINS their number needs to be removed, please ELECTORATE let us know. If you want your mobile added please let us know. 496 High Street, ECHUCA VIC 3564 Phone: 5482 2039 or 1300 467 906 Golden Rivers Electrical Pty Ltd Email: peter.walsh@parliament.vic.gov.au Greg Maher Please feel free to contact my office with any 20 Gonn Avenue, Murrabit VIC matters concerning the State Government or its departments. Ph: 5457 2293 Mob: 0408 500 988 Funded from Parliament’s Electorate Office & Communication Budget. Licence no: VIC - 12893 NSW - 215064C 2020 dates 19th Jan. The Annual Murrabit Cod Challenge is on Working Bee (9 – 12) Friday 20, Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 March 2020. 28th Jan First Day of Term 1 for Registrations are open online at: https:// Teachers www.murrabitcodchallenge.com.au/ 29th Jan There were less than 50 tickets left when we went to First Day of term 1 for Grades 1 – 6 print so if you are looking to enter, be quick (you may already be too late!). 30th Jan First Day of term 1 for Preps Contact is Brent McKnight on 0428 572 377. We look forward to seeing Pictured is Alistair and everyone in the new year Harry Semmler participating in the 2019 Murrabit Cod Challenge TENNIS CLUB NEWS The Murrabit Lawn Tennis Club are MURRABIT SENIOR CITIZENS hosting opening court sessions Murrabit Senior Citizens had a busy month from Thursday the celebrating Christmas with many people. We held 30th of January to our Christmas lunch at the Murrabit Tavern on the 19th March for 8 4th December and once again Debbie and Robyn weeks, you can prepared a beautiful meal for us all, thanks again turn up to any session no weekly commitment Debbie and Robyn. required! Our hamper raffle was drawn, thank you to all who The cost is $10 per session this includes BBQ nd tea after your tennis. bought tickets. First prize went to Judy Webb, 2 prize Gary Napier, 3rd prize Jill Miles and 4th prize Seriously unserious tennis. Pam Elles. OPEN COURT SESSIONS All the gear but no idea? You're at the right On 6th December some members travelled to place. Open Court Sessions are a new and CluBarham. We thank CluBarahm for this kind great way to get out and meet new people, gesture to our Senior Citizens. have a laugh, and play tennis at your skill level th – with a killer soundtrack, naturally. Our first meeting back in 2020 will be 12 February with a meal. Going for around 90-minutes, you’ll have a 10- minute warm-up, 50-minutes of tennis Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas with activities and 30-minutes of socialising. On family and friends. Best Wishes for a Safe and court, you'll play different tennis activities Happy New Year. including tennis on smaller courts, Pickleball and triples on a full size court. Off court, you'll make new friends over a drink or a bite to eat. The best bit? Just show up with or without a crew and your local tennis club will host the night. You don’t need any equipment or any tennis skills, just rock up and have a hit. Stock feeds, Hardware, Plumbing, Seed, Fertiliser, Gates, Fencing, Elgas, Chemicals, Hay & Silage, Fuel, Oils, Pet So check out www.play.tennis.com.au pop in food, Clothing, Gardening, Animal health, Dairy needs, Irriga- Murrabit 3579 and sign up to our Open court tion & much, much more. sessions and pay online. Ph: 5457 2235 www.murrabittrading.com WHAT’S ON…... Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 19 JANUARY 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 FEBRUARY *Australia Day *MURRABIT *Murrabit COUNTRY Floatilla MARKET 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 *Mens Shed *Bus Service to *Murra-bubs & Open 1.30-4pm Echuca Playgroup 10.30am-12pm 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 *Mens Shed *Heritage Group *Lions Business *Senior Citizens *Murra-bubs & Open 1.30-4pm Meeting 7.30pm Meeting Meal Playgroup 10.30am-12pm 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 * Mens Shed *Bookclub *Newsletter *Playgroup *Bus Service to Open 1.30-4pm Deadline AGM 7pm Echuca *Drought Support *Murra-bubs & Morning Tea 10am Playgroup 10.30am-12pm SCOTT MCNEIL NEWSLETTER DEADLINE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR To put an article into the 918 Myall Road, Myall VIC 3579 Murra-bit-a-News please have it into the 5457 0304 MAA Office by Mb. 0419 561 126 WEDNESDAY 19th FEBRUARY icence No. Vic 14011 NSW 173404C Information can be emailed to murrabit1@bigpond.com delivered or posted through the door. ROBBO’S MOBILE Community interest info is free. WINDSCREENS Advertise from $10. REPAIR & REPLACEMENT INSURANCE & PRIVATE WORK MARKET CLEAN UP ROSTER 2018/19 ON FARM SERVICE 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE February 1st 2020,Murrabit Playgroup March 7th 2020, Fire Brigade PH: ANTHONY ROBERTSON April 4th, Mens Shed 0419 530 876 April 11th (EASTER)- Mens Shed 89 Marne Street, Kerang Vic 3579 Email: anthonyrobbo.99@gmail.com KERANG TO ECHUCA BUS SERVICE 1st Tuesday & 3rd Friday of each month Timetable, Bus stops & Fares TA & DL 8am - Departs Kerang Railway Station - 8.25am - Departs Murrabit Hall THOMSON PLUMBING 8.45am - Departs Koondrook Hall (side) (Formerly Gary Napier Plumbing) 9.05am - Departs Cohuna Hall (rear) 10.15am - Arrives Echuca CBD Troy 0427 570 310 - Donna 0458 570 310 2pm - Departs Echuca CBD for the return service One-way, Part way & non-concession fares are also available.
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