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ISSUE #807 - November 18, 2016

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2 School News 3 Notices 4 & 5 Fay Keown’s eulogy 6 & 7 Annual Adverts 8 & 9 Casual Adverts 10 & 11 Annual Adverts 12 Ulysses Toy Run 13 Locky Neighbourhood House 14 Shire News, Letter to Editor - Peter Walsh, Rememberance Day at Mologa 15 Locky Bowls, REDHS Radiology, Pool Hours 18 Calendar

Next Typing Date MONDAY, November 28

Entries by 10am (Earlier if possible please) See page 4 for details

This week’s Locky News was prepared by*

Assistant Editor : Alison Stewart with Marilyn Baker & Lorraine Appleby

LOCKY POOL OPENS WITH A BLAST!

What a start to our swim season! The wind made itself known, so unfortu-nately the Inflatable wasn't in the pool, but the kids and one brave adult still had a ball in the pool! However, the barbie fired up and the snags made up for the cooler condi-tions. Quite a few memberships were purchased on the day, and enrolments for the swimming lessons, starting on Wednesday 16th Nov were also filled out. So thank you to those who even came along with out the kids, just to sup-port the pool. A big thank-you to Gwen Fiedler, who has donated $20 to go towards some new swim equipment for the pool. Proceeds from any BBQ's held, will be used to update some of these. More updates at a later date. The swimming hours are now from 3pm til 7pm, however, if a community group needs the pool for other times, please contact EWMAC on 5480 2994 and discuss requirements with one of the staff members there. Any other pool news will be on facebook “Save Locky Pool” page or the Lock-ington Community Group page. So remember to come to the pool and have some fun!

Kylie Floyd

10 YEARS “ON THE ROAD” FOR 90 YEAR OLD PETER

At the grand young age of 90 Peter Tripovich, formerly of Bamawm now of Echuca, recently finished his walk all the way around Australia raising money for a favourite charity of his, “International Children’s Care”. Peter, as an 80 year old, began his walk 10 years ago from Melbourne’s GPO headed north to Cooktown, across the top to Darwin, on to Western Austra-lia and down to Pemberton when unfortunately he had to stop and come home due to Jan’s, his wife, illness. Nine years after Jan passed away Pe-ter decided it was time to finish the trek, so returned to Pemberton with a new backup driver with caravan, resumed his walk on Australia Day this year and finished at Melbourne’s GPO on October 9. Peter has featured in commercial papers, and was interviewed on ABC radio in Echuca recently. The Locky News pays tribute to Peter a former reader of our ‘Priceless pa-per’, and would like to add that Janis Tripovich helped type the Locky News until her health put a stop to that.

Beryl Marshall

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SCHOOL NEWS

Juniors Excursion & Grade 2 Sleepover Last week students from the junior department enjoyed their excursion to Echuca. Students were lucky enough to watch the movie 'Storks' at the Paramount cinemas

before enjoying a Happy Meal and a play at Apex Park.

Students then ventured to Science Twist to take part in interactive educational activities with a 'Mini Beast' theme.

After a snack at the Hopwood Gardens, students travelled back to school. Students from Prep and Grade 1 were picked up and Grade 2 students began their annual School Sleepover. Students had dinner, a play, set up their beds and watched a movie, before going to sleep. In the morning students enjoyed breakfast in the staffroom. A great time was had by all. The students should be proud of their behaviour during the excursion and sleep-over. A big thank you to Rhonda Hann for making muffins, to Steve Koch for driving the bus and Miss Drummond for the yummy spag bol for dinner.

Energy Breakthrough This week we head off to Energy Breakthrough in Maryborough. Our grade 6 students are very excited! We have one team entered this year called the Locky Lasers. We would like to thank the fol-lowing sponsors: Moama RSL Lockington YAGERS Ward Bros Earthmoving MVP Feeds Action Club of Lockington HIP Pocket Echuca Mitre 10 Rochester.

About the program The Program aims to *

• Provide an excellent technology project for students from Prep to VCE level

• Encourage young people to explore solutions to environ-mental and transport issues

• Provide an opportunity for schools and communities to work and learn together

• Provide an opportunity for women and girls to participate in what has traditionally been a ‘male’ dominated area of the curriculum

• Be a fun program with real world challenges

• Offer students opportunities to explore and address vehi-cle design, driving skills and vehicle and passenger safety issues

The Three Program Elements *

• Display & Presentation A 20 minute presentation to judges for team members to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of their entry.

• Design & Construction An informal conversation assessing the student’s under-standing of the vehicle and the concepts involved in its design and construction.

• Trials Thousands of students ranging in age from nine to 19 push, pedal and pilot carts, human powered vehicles and energy efficient vehicles in dynamic tests that can last just a few minutes or as long as 24 hours.

Pop Into Preps Our 2017 Prep students have been having a lot of fun attending Pop into Prep program over the past couple of weeks. They have been busy learning school rou-tines and getting to know their teacher Jenny. They have meet their buddies and are all very excited getting to know the 'big ' kids at school.


MEALS ON WHEELS

To be collected 11.30 am

Nov 21 - LBU Football Club Nov 28 - St James Eve Fellowship Dec 5 - Action Group Dec 12 - St. Mary’s Dec 19 - St James Lockington Dec 26 - Lions Club

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

1John ch1 v 9. If we confess our sins , He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.

ST JAMES COMMUNITY CHURCH

Every Sunday - 10.00 am

Contacts: Pastor Bill Cochrane

0427 865474 or Edwin Keele 5484 3117

ST CANICE’S CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sacred Heart, Elmore Saturday Vigil 6.00 pm St Joseph's, Rochester

Sunday 10.30 am St Canice's, Lockington

Sunday 6:00 pm

ANGLICAN PARISH OF LOCKINGTON

St. Mary's Lockington Nov 20 - 5:00pm Nov 27 - 5.00pm

Holy Trinity Rochester 9.00am every Sunday

UNITING CHURCH

BAMAWM

Nov 20 - 11:00 am Nov 27 - 5.00pm

Contacts:

Ray Wakefield 5486 2592 Graeme Haines 5486 2284

DEATH KEOWN Dulcie Fay (Fay) Passed away peace-fully on November 1, 2016 at Bethlehem Aged Care. Aged 95 years Loved wife of Wallie (dec.). Loving and loved mother of Ian (dec.), Pam, Peter and Robert (dec.), mother-in-law to Pam and Jenny. Nan to Nathan, Jo, Josh, Matthew and Emily. "Nanna Yum" to Morgan, Callum and Isobel. Friend to Alfie, Ana and Alberto. "Wandering through God's garden searching for a cutting". (Editor’s note: Wallie and Fay Keown managed the Lockington Post Office for 44 years)

THANK YOU

The Lockington Pony Club would like to give a special thank you to the Schroen family and the patrons of the Lockington Hotel for allowing us to collect cans which contribute to our annual fund raising. Also thank you to the Pine Grove Gun Club for their support during their recent club event.

Sherrin Harbour

PRESCHOOL ART EXHIBITION

The Lockington Preschool held an Art Exhibition and Market Day on Sun-day 30th it was well supported by our community with over 70 children and 50 adults coming along. Each child received a 'goodie' bag that was spon-sored by the Lockington/Elmore/Rochester Community Bank and provided children with pencils, a colouring book, balloon, sticker and book mark. It also included vouchers for lunch, a drink and a cupcake decorating activity. A free jumping castle , oversize games (from Jam Events) and circus school also helped to entertain the children. The Preschool obtained a com-munity grant from the shire of Campaspe to help run the event of which we are very thankful as it helped to keep the cost minimal for the day. The pre-school was set up with an amazing display of the children's work in as-sorted mediums or paper, clay and paint. The children's canvases were for sale and purchased by many family members. An assortment of market stalls offering metal sculptures, soy candles, sauces & relishes, biscuits, wooden toys, jam berry and handmade cards were setup and provided something for everyone. We must make a special mention to Laurie Foster for her kind donation and Councillor Leanne Pentreath for attending the day and drawing the raffle. We wish to thank all those that attended and helped to raise $1400 for the preschool which will be used to further develop our outdoor play areas and improve out preschool.

Kind regards Andria

Lockington Preschool committee

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Eulogy - Fay Keown Fay was born on 22 Sep-tember 1921 at Kerang. She was the second daughter of Percy and Ivy McIvor and was to grow up in Macorna, being later joined by five more sisters and a brother. She al-ways talked about the happy childhood she en-joyed. Each one had their jobs to do, and younger ones to care for. Percy

worked hard for his family, running his soldier settlement farm and doing other contract work in the district. Ivy managed without electricity until the early 1950’s – no fridge, no washing machine or microwave. Monday was washing day – all by hand and it took all day, and as the girls got older, they were responsible for cooking lunch, Tuesday was ironing day with the flat iron kept hot on top of the stove. Ivy cooked on a woodstove, producing great creations for her family, for whatever social occasion was occurring in town and whenever extended family mem-bers visited. Cream puffs were a speciality. She told her children frequently she “loved them around the world and back again”.

As the girls got older it came time for them to help with the milking, morning and afternoon, before and after school. They would spend the time singing, with Fay yo-delling. She even entered a competition at one stage, which was broadcast on 3BO. When aged about 20, she had her tonsils removed, and thankfully that was the end of the yodelling! There were other times, when Fay milked less than her share, as she would be reading a book propped up on the bail. Auntie Lex or Tag, grandpa’s helper, would get an extra cow to milk on those occa-sions.

Saturdays in the winter meant that the milking was done once a day, about 11am, so everyone could go to football and netball matches. One day in the muddy, sloppy yard, Fay slipped over. The problem was she had rag curlers in her hair – it required another hair wash, to remove the rags and mud. She had to then go out for the afternoon, with her hair straight.

When she was about 16 she met Wallie – he was rather a handsome new fellow in town, a sportsman and played the piano accordion – later as a member of the local band.

Ivy was a bit protective of her girls and one night Jean and Fay had gone to the dance and were late home, ap-parently it was a good night and there had been a collec-tion taken up for the band to go on longer – she was watching out and heard some chatting and laughing com-ing down the lane “Is that you Jean and Fay”. Alan and Wallie scampered off thinking they had blown their chances with the McIvor girls and their mother. They were obviously forgiven, as they both ended up marrying the girl they fancied.

Fay along with Jean and Lexie also May Keown were members of the first Netball team for Macorna – about 78 years ago. The rule then was, no talking while the game was being played – a penalty would be given to the oppo-sition. It is hard to believe that the three McIvor girls could be quiet for the whole game.

Fay enjoyed playing tennis during the summer. Over the years after finishing school, about year 8,

Fay helped some families in the district, worked on the telephone exchange in Macorna, in the nurse’s kitchen at the Bendigo Hospital, in Coles in Bourke St, Melbourne and at a guesthouse in Queenscliff.

Fay and Wallie married on 19 November, 1942. Wal-lie had already enlisted in the army and it was then that Fay and two of her sisters, Lexie and Valda enlisted into the AWAS. They were based at the Palaise Theatre in St Kilda sorting mail to be forwarded to troops overseas.

In March 1945 their first son Ian was born at Kerang. He had a congenital Heart Defect which in those days was unable to be repaired, and he died aged 7 months.

Following the war, Wallie went back to working with the Post Master General’s Department and was a postie in Shepparton when first demobbed. In September 1946 I (Pam) was born – Mum’s birthday present!!.

Two positions for a non-official post master became available, one at San Remo and the other at Lockington. Lockington was the choice, because of it being closest in distance to their families, and Wallie was successful with his application. In March 1947 life in “Locky” began, end-ing 44 years later.

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Eulogy - Fay Keown (continued)

Twelve months later, Pete was born, and in October 1951 Rob joined us. Mum was a loving mother who worked hard to provide for us, making our clothes, creat-ing great food and preserves, encouraging us with our school work and sport – or in my case, dancing – but that didn’t last long.

Mum was an early working mother, as she worked her shifts on the manual exchange as a telephonist, going through the lounge room door to work. The exchange provided a 24 hours service, so with a phone that could ring anytime overnight, 3 young children earlier on, who could be wakeful or sick, an undisturbed sleep was some-thing Mum and Dad did not have for almost 23 years. The automatic phone service was a joy to them, sleep all night and stay out later – previously we had to be home by 10.30 to take over for the night.

Great friendships were developed in Locky with the Goldens, both Parsons families, Pittaways, Robins and Murnanes to name a few. These are all continued with the next generation. There were holidays to Rosebud and Christmas Eves at Keown’s.

Cooking was one of Mum’s passions, there are numer-ous recipe books, and scraps of paper with some creation recorded in her pantry. Pasties, apple pies, lemon marsh-mallow slice and ginger fluff were specialities, but the most notable was her hedgehog slice. When it came to making a larger batch, rolling the biscuits became a bit tiresome, so she had the idea of running over the biscuits with the car. It is advisable if you try this, that you do not tie up the plastic bag. There was a rather loud explosion, and the waste of four packets of Marie biscuits, but she persevered and got it down to a fine art with no further disasters.

Mum was a member of the Ladies Guild and Mothers Union at St Marys, Lockington, she could be relied on for sponges and other creations for the stalls and Church fete.

Having the new Post Office and house built at Locky, was an achievement of their time there.

By the time Mum and Dad retired in 1991 she had been the postal assistant to Dad for about 17 years. The move to the new house in Bendigo was their dream come true, closer to the boys and the grandchildren, and Mum set about making it a home. Over the next 23 years the garden was her hobby and pride and joy. They soon had new friends at View Hill, and in the street.

Mum was wonderful with her care for Dad. She had always encouraged and supported him over many years, then nursing him at home until he died in 2001. She con-tinued on alone, always happy to entertain family and friends, with some treat in the tin, or meal on the table. Pete and Rob and their families, her Church group every Monday, Joy, Thelma, Kay, Lesley and Lyn to name a few, and neighbours, Jan and Bill, Pam and Mike and Laura were her companions over that time. Laura and Mum had many a morning coffee, planned their gardening for the day, discussed recipes and what was happening in the “Bold and the Beautiful”.

Mum gave her car keys to Rob about 2 years ago – she made the decision, but there were several times over the next 6 months it was said “if only I could pop up to Coles for” whatever she thought she needed at the time.

Friendships Mum made, were very important in her life. One she had had from before she started school, with Doss Dunn, endured for over 90 years. Even though

Doss lived in Perth after her marriage in 1945, they wrote to one another every 4-6 weeks until 2014 when Doss entered aged care she died in 2015. There had been several trips for both of them across the Nullabor.

Mum, Nan and Nanna Yum will be sorely missed by us all, but she was tired and ready to meet her God. A cou-ple of times in the last 24 hours of her life, she said “Wallie’s waiting,” and I am sure he was. We know that she is at peace and we are happy for her.

Read by daughter Pam. Thank you to the family for sharing this eulogy. Fay Keown’s grandchildren’s tribute. Of all of the most significant milestones in Fays life,

would have to be that of the arrival of her precious grand-children and great grandchildren and the delight that each added to her life. The arrival of Nathan in 1969 was the transition for Fay to Nan, followed by Jo in 1973, Josh in 1976, Matthew in 1982 & Emily in 1986.

Nan liked a chat. No actually that's an understate-ment..., Nan loved to chat. She was jovial, interested and supportive of most things we wanted to do. She was in-vested in us and even if she was a little disappointed or concerned, she had a way of letting us know without lec-turing or making us feel bad. She would offer up little pearls of wisdom such as "oh well just put your best foot forward", "be kind to others and you can't go wrong". She would tell us to "never go to bed angry, to work at our re-lationships and to laugh at yourself everyday".

As kids we quickly learnt that our Nan, possessed su-perpowers when it came to food. Everything was amazing and as much as our parents tried, they just couldn't make the cut compared to the delicious array of foods consis-tently offered up by or Nan. Nan could even make promite on toast and boiled sausages taste amazing. It must have been all of that special “Nana" love that she put into the food.

Visits to Nan’s would involve a quick cuddle and a little chat whilst secretly hoping that the tin of hedgehog would-n't be too far away or that she had just whipped up a sponge cake with fresh cream before we arrived. Good old Nan, never to disappoint.

In 2000, Fay became a great grandmother, with the arrival of her first great grandchild Morgan, with Callum and Isabel to follow. Following suit, these kids too soon realised the food superpowers that Nan possessed, so much so that from the moment Morgan could talk, Nan became “Nana Yum”. And as with her grandchildren, she was unwavering in her unconditional love towards them too.

Our Nan, our “Nanny Yum”, was a remarkable woman. She was always a wonderful combination of warmth and kindness, laughter and love. She overlooked our faults, encouraged our dreams and praised our every success.

She loved us and she was loved by us, she was loved to the moon and back again.


ACTION CLUB OF LOCKINGTON

MONTHLY MEETINGS: 1st Wednesday - Dinner at Clubrooms

3rd Wednesday - Activity

President: Julian Pearce: 0428 844 489

Secretary: John Wright: 0409 259 723

Cricket Nets & Sports Ovals. Indoor Netball, Basketball, Badminton & Tennis

BAMAWM RECREATION RESERVE

with Indoor Stadium

available for hire day and night Rate $8 per hour plus $2 light coin meter Meeting & Social Rooms for Private Hire

Ph: Leo Tonini 54865320 0402788583

LIONS CLUB OF LOCKINGTON

DISTRICT SERVICE

CLUB

Serving Our Community Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesdays

Lockington Hotel

President Lion: Frank Chugg 5482 6986

Secretary Lion: Neil Haines 5486 8220

Coburn & Reid

Pharmacy 177 Annesley Street, Echuca

For Deliveries of

Medicines & Prescriptions

Phone 5480 6011 or

Fax 5480 2486 Week days only

LOCKINGTON COMMUNITY CENTRE

BOOKINGS CALL RAY 5486 2572

Or if you cannot contact Ray phone Bev 5486 2467

LOCKINGTON

RECREATION

RESERVE

Bookings now made with

Donna Tink:

54862697 or 0458 101 660

If you cannot contact Donna,

phone Louise Murray ph 5486

5338 or 04 2886 5338

Salon hours: Monday closed

Tuesday 9.00am - Late Wednesday 9.00am - 6.00pm

Thursday 9.00am - Late Friday 9.00 - 5.00pm

Saturday open by appointment

•SPRAY TANS •WAXING •FACIALS •HAIR EXTENSIONS •ALL HAIR SERVICES Using all ammonia free products

Ph: (03) 5486 2275Ph: (03) 5486 2275Ph: (03) 5486 2275Ph: (03) 5486 2275

LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT BUSH NURSING CENTRE INC.

Registered Number: A11551

Caring for the Lockington Community

HOURS: 8.30am to 4.30pm Mon-Fri

Pathology Collection Daily, Nursing Care Doctors Tues &Thurs 9.30am-4.30pm

Podiatrist Every Monday Massage Therapist

Weekly

Appointments Ph 5486 2544

COMMUNITY HEALTH RETAIL

NEW AND USED

VEHICLES,

SERVICE &

PARTS

At Echuca Toyota our Service Department only use genuine Toyota parts and accessories all technicians are factory trained for your peace of

mind. So come visit the friendly professional

team at Echuca Toyota.

101 NORTHERN HIGHWAY ECHUCA PH 5482 3377

www.echucatoyota.com.au

RETAIL

Sales of Honda & Suzuki motor-cycles, Cox, Cub Cadet, Yardman and MTD mowers, Makocraft boats. Service of all makes and Models. 116 Northern Highway Echuca

Phone 54823329

Highside Motorcycles,

Mowers and Marine

ECHUCA

CHEMIST

OPEN Monday to Friday Saturday 9am - 4pm Sunday 9am - 4pm

Beauty Products - Vitamins - Prescriptions - Fragrances

192 HARE STREET

Phone: 5482 6666

DARBYTAX 58 Lowry Street, Rochester

Accounting / Tax / Audits

Contact : Alan Darbyshire 0419 584 060

Email : [email protected]


The Carriages Vineyard

549 Kotta Road,

Echuca

Ph 5483 7767

or 0427 837767 [Cellar door by appointment

or wine available from

Pentreath’s Supermarket]

Phone/Fax 5486 2419 Open 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday

Closed Saturdays

LOCKINGTON POST OFFICE

- BANK@POST BANKING - (Incl. CBA, NAB, Bendigo)

- ELECTRONIC BILLPAY - Eastlink Passes & Fax Service - Stationery & $1 Cards - Prepaid mobile & internet recharge

PENTREATH’S ABN 98004817243

Supermarket - Hardware

Newsagency - Liquor

Bakery - Catering

Elgas

Davey Pumps Sales &

Repairs Open 7 Days

Phone 54862200

fax 54862405

Lockington Rd. Lockington

Moran's Water

Deliveries

Servicing - Rochester, Elmore,

Lockington, Echuca & Districts

0418558578

RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL

Our financial solutions include:

• Insurance Protection

• Superannuation Solutions

• Investment Strategy

• Retirement Planning

• Centrelink Benefits to Offset Your Retirement Savings

486 Hargreaves Street, Bendigo. Phone: 5443 4388

Stephen White Financial Services P/L is a Corporate Authorised Representative

(ARN 236541) of NEO Financial Solutions P/L AFSL 385845

LLLLOCKINGTONOCKINGTONOCKINGTONOCKINGTON H H H HOTELOTELOTELOTEL

1-3 Archibald Street, Lockington ph 5486 2256 or 0408 586 460

Monday……...Closed Tuesday…….. 2pm to 6pm (No meals) Wednesday… 2pm onwards (Dinner - bookings only) Thursday …... 2pm onwards - Dinner (Parmi Night) Friday………. Midday onwards Lunch & Dinner (Full Menu) Saturday……. 2pm onwards - Dinner (Full Menu) Sunday……….2pm to 6pm (No meals)

Meals available at other times

subject to bookings... ie. Wednesday night for clubs

Daryl is servicing the Echuca, Lockington, Bamawm and

Rochester Area Specialising in Fat and Store Cattle, Dairy and Export Heifer

Sales Contact Daryl Collins

on 0427 882 227

BAMAWM FARM SERVICES

(Trading as PA & ML Stanford)

• Rural Fencing

• Mini Bobcat Hire - Rotovating;

Site Clearing; Post Hole Digging;

Leveling; Shed Cleaning (calves)

"Your Second Hand"

Phone Phil Stanford

0429 865 424 / 5486 5424 A/H

Matt Buckley

0428 826 743

Buckley Livestock Carrier

(Formally Eades/Colvin Transport)

Servicing the local district.

Complete range of Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge and

Subaru vehicles. Warm personalised service, so come visit our team or call to book your vehi-

cle in for a service. 76 Northern Hwy., Echuca (opposite Toyota) 5480 3611

www.echucajeep.com.au

DEALERSHIP

SERVICE PARTS

NEW VEHICLES FINANCE

Scooters, Wheelchairs, Beds, Walking Aids, Bathroom Aids, Power Wheelchairs, Oxygen Concentrators, Lift Recliners

Our Technicians & Sales Representatives are frequently in your area.

Call us today for sales, hire or repair!

MARIA’S CAFEMARIA’S CAFEMARIA’S CAFEMARIA’S CAFE

13 Hopetoun St, Lockington

Ph: 5486 2292 * Breakfast * Lunch

OPEN: Tuesday to Friday

8.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

Saturday 8.30a.m. to 2.00p.m.

Brilliant coffee, scrumptious desserts (made by ‘Hann Made Sweets’),

and the best feed in town!!

Lockington

Business Centre

Ph 5486 2683

Monday to Friday

8am to 5pm

Saturday

8am to 12:30pm


THE WELL WOMEN’S

CLINIC will visit

Lockington next on

Tuesday, December 13

Phone 5486 2544 for appointments.

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

Shire of Campaspe Immunisation Session at Bush Nursing Centre

For adults, children and infants

Thursday, December 15 10 to 10:30 am

Flu immunizations available Cost $23

Trading

hours of

Lockington

Branch

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 10.00am - 2.00pm Thursday & Friday 9.00am - 12 Noon, 12.45pm - 4.00pm

For more information

please contact

Lockington branch on

5486 2304

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

We volunteer our time in the community to

witness documents A phone call to arrange a convenient

time for this service would be appreciated.

Gwen Fiedler 5486 2465

Lou Perez 0400 644 900

Wendy Sims 0427 868 307

YOGA & MEDITATION

Mondays 7.00 - 8.15 pm Oct 3 - Nov 28

NO YOGA NOV 14 BER room, Lockington School Cost: $13 per 75min.class or

this 8 week term 10% discount $90 per term.

Elmore Thursdays 7.00 - 8.15pm Oct 6 - Nov 24

Bookings essential to Leanne Holmberg 0429 978 310

LOCKINGTONLOCKINGTONLOCKINGTONLOCKINGTON B&B B&B B&B B&B

AT THE

“Old Bakery” yummy cooked breakfast

phone 5486 2392

1 McColl Street, Lockington

PICNIC BY THE CHANNEL

Hosted by Maria’s Café Saturday Evening 3rd

December from 7.00pm $30 Adults, $8 Children under 12. Dessert platters also available for

$6 per person. Tickets include cheese and

antipasto platters, And Live Local Entertainment by

“The Smiling Dogs”. BYO Chairs and drinks

(BYO licence). Bookings are essential

and must be by Tuesday, November 29

at Maria’s café. For more information or to book,

phone 5486 2292 or 0458 560 789

DINGEE MENS FAMILY DINNER December 8

7pm for 7.30 pm meal. Meals and drinks at bar prices.

All welcome Inquires to: Geoff 54368327 or

Bill 54365275.

INVITATION TO LOCKINGTON DISTRICT UCAF

Christmas Celebration Wednesday, 14 December

at 2.00pm Bamawm Uniting Church Hall.

You will be made most welcome. Instead of receiving, you are in-vited to bring a pantry item for us

to hand on to Bendigo Uniting Care Outreach to help those less fortunate.

Secretary: Beryl Marshall 5486 2353 / 0428 862 353


Lockington Lions Club presents

Rodney Vincent

“Victorian Entertainer of the Year”“Victorian Entertainer of the Year”“Victorian Entertainer of the Year”“Victorian Entertainer of the Year”

Music, Memories & Madness.Music, Memories & Madness.Music, Memories & Madness.Music, Memories & Madness.

Friday November 18

Lockington Community Centre. 7.30 for 8.00pm start.

Major raffle drawn.

Supper $20-00 per person.

BYO drinks.

J. Van Den Bosch 5486 2480 or I. Palmer 5486 2314

CCCCOMEOMEOMEOME A A A ANDNDNDND E E E ENJOYNJOYNJOYNJOY!!!!

ROCHESTER HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

3 OPEN GARDENS

(ALL EAST SIDE OF RIVER)

Sunday November 20 12:30PM – 4PM

ANTON GUSAK 56 Kerford Street

HEATHER TURNER 56 Cohen Street

LINDA MARSHALL 86 Pascoe Street

Entry $10 includes AFTERNOON TEA

Lockington Development

Committee Inc. & Helping Hands

Mission presents:

Bus Trip to Melbourne Op Shops Monday 5th December

$25 per person includes bus,

morning tea, lunch and Visit 4 or 5 large warehouse style

Op Shops along the way.

Be early to BOOK & PAY So you don’t miss out

LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE

Tickets from Deb or John, Lockington Treasure Chest

(Wednesday to Saturday only) 5486 2668

Departs: Lions/Apex Park

Lockington 7.30am, Pick ups along

the way where re-quested,

return approx. 5.00pm.

LIONS CHRISTMAS CAKES & PUDDINGS

The Lockington Lions Club wish you all a

very Happy Christmas.

Enjoy Christmas with a Lions Christmas Cake.

1.5kg cake $16, 1.0 kg cake $12,

900gm pudding $12.

Available from: Lockington Bush Nursing Centre,

Lockington District Business Centre, Joe Chappel - 5486 2226

Or any Lockington Lions Club Member.


Your Local Dairy Cattle Specialist

• Dairy Herds • Export Heifers • Cull Cows • Lines of Heifers

LEE HAMILTON 0418 352 366 Rochester

Norm & Dot Moon Phone: 5486 5355

Specialising in supply of fill and carting of- • Filling for Cow Lanes • Feed Pads • Gravel and Sand • Loam, Packing Sand and Scoria

RESTDOWN ROAD, BAMAWM

Richy’s Spraying 0419 598 240

Phone: 5484 1094

For all your fertiliser needs including gypsum, lime & seed.

Mixing Plant for individual blends

BREAD MAKING FLOUR

HUMBERT

LANDFORMING Phone: 0428 106 132

STONE’S DAIRY SERVICES

10 Lockington Road

Manager: Brett Stone

Shop: 5486 2229 Mobile: 0428 862 655

Email: [email protected]

* AMMTA Accredited Technician * Vats * Dairy Plant Installations * Machine Tests * Plant & Pump Services * Dairy Supplies

Fri: 10am - 5pm (closed 12 to 1pm)

S & J CONTRACTING Bamawm

• Direct Drilling - Roller Seeder • Hay Baling (Net) • Silage Baling & • Wrapping • Power Harrowing • Multi Discing

HAY CONTRACTING & PASTURE RENOVATION

Ph. 5483 2387 Mob. 0417 840 327

SCHROEN IRRIGATION SURVEY & DESIGN

• Whole Farm Plans • Community Drains • Reuse Systems • NVIRP Assistance & Advice • GPS Surveys • Irrigation Development Costing

All Irrigation & Drainage

Development Inquiries

Phone James Schroen 5486 2262

RURAL RURAL RURAL

EXCAVATOR HIRE Jeff & Clare

Wickham Phone (03) 5486 5371 Mobile 0428 505963

Bamawm 3561

• Excavator Hire • Laser • Laser Bucket • Smudging • Truck and Trailer Hire for all your:- Rock, Sand, Soil & Fill.

Ian: 0428 505 053 Neil: 0427 505 053

Andrew: 0448 180 281 Luke McMahon: 0409 454 208

Shepparton Lindsay:0419 520 743

Tuesday morning Live Weight Scales & calf pick up.

Selling at Echuca Prime Sale fortnightly & store sale monthly. Shepparton Prime Sale Weekly.

Export Cattle & Water Trading

www.maddisonlivestock.com.au

Lockington Tel: 54862347

Peter Bongiovanni E

OCKINGTON NGINEERING

Mechanical repairs to trucks, cars,

tractors, machinery &

Cummins Diesel Engines

Spare Parts &

Castrol Lubricants

Phone: 5486 2215

Mobile: 0408 511 829

27 Pannoo Road Lockington

Email:[email protected]

L

Contact Greg Smith:

Phone: 0428 865 277

G&T LASERING

For all

Your

earthmoving

needs

Automated Livestock

Feed Systems

Sales, Service and Spares

Grant Humbert

0428 106 132

Kelvin BaconKelvin BaconKelvin BaconKelvin Bacon Hay ContractingHay ContractingHay ContractingHay Contracting

ph 0427 865 272

Hay Sales - Bale sizes 4 x 4, 5 x 4, up to 6 x 4,

net and twine

Multi-discing & Direct Drilling


WRIGHT’S Haulage Contractors Haulage Contractors Haulage Contractors Haulage Contractors

& Grain Traders& Grain Traders& Grain Traders& Grain Traders

For all your feed grain requirements Bulk & General freight, fertiliser & Gypsum needs.

DAVID WRIGHT Tel: 5486 8343

Mob: 0428 505 609

DORMAN’S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS P/L

382 HIGH STREET, ECHUCA

∗ ALL TYPES OF

ELECTRICAL WORK

phone: 5482 4353

mobile: 0428 505 301

Reg. Vic 1607, NSW 35190

RC & HA KILSBY

Master Builder

Housing, Renovations & Additions

Phone: 5486 2578 Mobile: 0428 505 702

MBAV 5488, RBP DB-U-9157

ACN: 007 405 978

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR & SOLAR GRID CONNECT

INSTALLERS

Industrial – Rural – Commercial Underground – Pump & Motors

• Electrical Contractor with over 10 years experience.

• Your local solar expert using only the best quality products available.

Call us today for a no obligation free Call us today for a no obligation free Call us today for a no obligation free Call us today for a no obligation free quote & inspectionquote & inspectionquote & inspectionquote & inspection P: 03 5486 5402

M: 0427 649 363

E: [email protected]

W: www.norlecsolar.com.au Rec : 15607 (Vic) 161867C (NSW)

ABLAZE

ELECTRICAL

JOEL RANDALL

0438 00 78 78

Servicing Echuca &

surrounds

Split System Air

Conditioning.

RURAL TRADE TRADE

G & K AUTOMOTIVE

Workshop in the

Bamawm Area

All new Equipment

FREE Pickup and Delivery service in

the Rochester/Lockington area.

Call Glen Viney today

0428 110 071 For a FREE no obligation quote.

Specialists in Commercial and Residential Works including: Shower Screens & repairs, Security Doors,

Glass Splashbacks, Mirrors, Wardrobe Doors, Pergola Enclosures, Windows & Doors.

All glass repairs.

Servicing Lockington/Bamawm for over 10 years

Phone: 5480 6694 18 McKenzie Road, Echuca

www.echucaglassandaluminium.com.au

Arctick Cert & REC - 25 Years Experience

• Industrial, Commercial, Rural, Domestic • A/C Services installations and Repairs for all Systems • All types of Electrical Works • Refrigeration Repairs & Servicing

Darryl Squires 0411 848 969

E: [email protected] www.squiresacelec.com.au

REC 13169 & ARC No. AU35957 ABN 24 758 558 318

MARKET STREET GARAGE

GENERAL SERVICING AND REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS

PHONE CON PEPPAS

0401 378 022

28 Market Street Lockington(300meters from

theHeritage Complex)

Mon - Fri: 9.00am - 4.00pm

PRIGGS PLUMBING PTY LTD

78 - 80 MACKAY STREET ROCHESTER 3561

Telephone: 5484 1042

[email protected]

Contact Priggs for all your plumbing and gas

requirements

Supply and fit timber & aluminium

• Windows • Security Doors

• Flyscreens • Shower Screens

• Sliding Wardrobe Doors

• Flyscreens

• Residential Locksmithing

Phone 0421 839 206 Email: [email protected]

ROCHY GLASS

Glass/Glazing/Mirrors

TRADE


LOCKINGTON DISTRICT

NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE

9—11 Lockington Road

Phone: 0499 170 329

When: Thursday night 6.30 to 7.30

Lockington Community Hall

Dates: 17th November

24th November

1st December

8th December

Cost: $15 per session

LDBC would like to introduce the

new Neighbourhood House

Co-Ordinator

Deidre Madill .

YAGERS Every Wednesday night

from 4.30 pm to 6.00 pm

at the Business Centre.

All Grade 6 Primary and

Secondary school children welcome.

Ask a friend to join you each Wednesday night.

Pizza and drink provided during meeting.

LIBRARY

Your library is free to join

Open 10 am to 2 pm

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

You can access over 2.5 million books, DVD’s,

Audio books and magazines.

A BIG THANK YOU

To all Community members and parents

For your support on “Halloween”

Approx 80 children dressed in wonderful

costumes walked around the town in small groups

(thanks to the accompanying parents/Yagers)

and went “Trick or Treating” .

They returned to the Community Hall

for games and a disco.

The best dressed pictured with Kris Munro.

The older children then stayed on to watch

two horror movies.


SHIRE NEWS

IMMUNISATION SCHEDULE CHANGES

Campaspe Shire is changing its immunisa-

tion schedule to better suit demand.

From January 2017, immunisations in Lockington will be

offered every two months, with all immunisations still to

be offered. Campaspe Shire has a strong immunisation

rate, with 94.3 per cent of children aged 0 – 5 vaccinated,

compared to Victoria at 92.8 per cent.

The new schedule begins in January 2017 and is avail-

able on council’s website.

ADRIAN WESTON ELECTED NEW CAMPASPE

MAYOR

Campaspe Shire Council has a new Mayor, Cr Adrian

Weston, a farmer from the Rushworth district, who was

officially elected on 8 November, along with Cr Leanne

Pentreath elected Deputy Mayor. Nine councillors were

sworn in: Cr Annie Vickers, Cr Daniel Mackrell and Cr

Kristen Munro from the Echuca ward, Cr Neil Pankhurst,

Cr Vicki Neele and Cr John Zobec from the Kyabram De-

akin ward, Cr Leigh Wilson from the Rochester ward, Cr

Adrian Weston from the Waranga ward and Cr Leanne

Pentreath from the Western ward.

At the meeting councillors took the Oath of Office includ-

ing making a declaration to abide by the Councillor Code

of Conduct. The allowance for the mayor and councillors

was also adopted, with the mayor’s allowance set at

$74,655 and councillor’s allowance set at $24,127. The

newly-installed council also set the dates for the monthly

council meetings in Echuca, which are open to the public

and include a dedicated question time. The meetings will

be held on the third Tuesday of the month, starting at

5pm.

Letter to the Editor - Monday 14 November 2016

BILLS INTRODUCED TO VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT NOVEMBER 8-10, 2016

To the editor, Last week five Bills were introduced to the Victorian Par-liament which may be of interest to Murray Plains resi-dents. The Bills are as follows:

• Creative Victoria Bill 2016

• Heritage Bill 2016

• Owner Drivers and Forestry Contractors Amendment Bill 2016

• Small Business Commission Bill 2016 More information on the proposed Bills can be found at www.parliament.vic.gov.au/legislation. Please contact my office if you need help accessing this information. Yours sincerely,

Peter Walsh MP Leader of The Nationals Member for Murray Plains

REMEMBRANCE DAY AT MOLOGA

On a nice sunny morning about 30 district residence at-tended the Remembrance Day Service which was con-ducted by Bill Boyd, President of the Mologa & District Landcare Group. We heard about the history of Remem-brance Day and the changes through the years since World War One from Armistice Day to Remembrance Day and the two minute silence to one minute silence.On the first anniversary of the armistice in 1919 two minutes silence was instituted as part of the main commemorative ceremony at the new Cenotaph in London. In 1997, Gov-ernor - General Sir William Deane issued a proclamation formally declaring 11 November to be Remembrance Day, urging all Australians to observe one minute's si-lence at 11am on 11 November each year to remember those who died or suffered for Australia's cause in all wars and armed conflicts. (Ref.: Australian War Memorial) After the service a BBQ was enjoyed by all in attendance.

Bill Boyd


LOCKINGTON

BOWLS CLUB REPORT

November 7: With the running of the Melbourne Cup last Tuesday the women retired to the champers and played no bowls. In the CVBD Midweek pennant our division one team played the super strong Moama combination. Although trying as per normal, the women displayed some immense determination to have the scoreboard with little between both sides at the break. However the Moama rinks showed their strength after lunch to win the contest 96-59. (A Lowrie, B Mustey, L Maslen, K Palmer (s) lost to B Eddy 24-37; L Appleby, A Haines, P MacFarlane, L Chugg (s) l.t. M Stephenson 13-28; A Brereton, M Davis, M Davie, P Humbert (s) l.t. S Connolly 22-31). There was no Week-end pennant played due to the staging of the Vic Open at Shepparton and district Pennant will resume next weekend. On the local tournament scene Kath Palmer and Marie Davie combined with Lola Williams (Moama) and Rhonda Gallagher (s) (City of Echuca) to win the prestigious Cohuna Ladies Invitation Fours on Sunday. A Great effort. Don Isgro and David Lupton journeyed to Calivil for the monthly Open Pairs. Winning two games out of the three played, they enjoyed the hospitality and friendship on offer. No prizes!! Russell Shawcross competed in the Vic Open at Hilltop (Tatura) on Sunday in the Pairs section

with Wes Gibbs (East Shepparton). In the first round the pair tackled a formidable pairing of Brad Orr and Matt Flapper. Some good bowling from both bowlers ended in a 10-12 loss. The pair failed to win a game after trying valiantly. Noted that Rod "Rocket" Werner and Ash Vesty (Mathoura) won their section. November 14: The women enjoyed ideal conditions on Tuesday for their weekly social bowls. The dynamic Phylis MacFarlane skipped the wnning team of Maxine Pavlich and Annette Brereton to an awesome victory over some pretty talented opposition. There was no Midweek pennant due to the Vic Open held at Shepparton during the week. A couple of early matches in the Club Championship were played with Kath Palmer defeating a gallant Anne Lowrie in a close affair while Annette Brereton proved too consistent for lady President Pauline Humbert. The men’s Club Championship draw will be on display this week at the clubhouse. In the latest round of CVBD Week-end pennant both divisions lowered their colours to their respective City of Echuca opponents. Division two had one winning rink in the 56-70 loss with the Graeme Turner four winning by one shot. The team has dropped to sixth place on the premiership ladder. Division four lost all rinks in their 48-89 shot disaster. (L Brereton l.t. C Moss 13-35; G Shawcross l.t. S Morgan 14-26 while K Main l.t. J Hollowood 21-28). Division four dropped out of the four and are now placed fifth. Back to the drawing board!!

Press Release Tuesday 8th November 2016

RADIOLOGY SERVICES AT REDHS

To ensure Rochester and Elmore dis-trict consumers have access to regular X- Ray and ultrasound services, Roch-ester and Elmore District Health Ser-vices (REDHS) have entered into an agreement with Goulburn Valley Imag-ing Group (GVIG) to deliver a three day a week service from REDHS’ site in Pascoe Street Rochester.

This arrangement will ensure the com-munity has regular access to high qual-ity X ray and Ultrasound services, which offer quick turn around on re-ports to support our Doctors in pre-scribing the most appropriate treatment for their patients. The partnership be-tween REDHS and GVIG will also save the inconvenience of travelling to other towns for services they can receive here in Rochester.

Radiology will be offered Monday, Wednesday and Fridays, except public holidays, appointments can be made

through REDHS main reception in person or by phoning 5484 4400 from 8.30am-5pm on any weekday. GP’s may use any referral slips to support local community members’ use this service. It is envisaged that as de-mand for services grows that extra hours may be made available.

As the Vision for REDHS is “Leading the community to better Health”, it is essential that REDHS enters into ar-rangements such as this” explains REDHS CEO Anne McEvoy. Anne goes on to say “This partnership with GVIG will support a high standard of service for our community and will en-sure that patients have access to ap-propriate diagnostic services which are essential for better health outcomes.”

For more media enquiries please con-tact

Anne McEvoy CEO Rochester and Elmore District Health Services Ph: 5484 4451 Email [email protected]

LOCKINGTON POOL IS OPEN

HOURS OF OPERATION

School Term

Weekdays & Weekends 3pm - 7pm

School Holidays

3pm - 7pm

FEES ACROSS ALL FACILITIES

Season Pass Fees 2015/2016

Family $135 Adult $77

Concession/Child $57

Casual Fees 2015/2016

Family $15 Adult $4.60

Concession/Child $3.60


Bank Trading Hours: Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 10.00 am - 2.00 pm Thursdays & Fridays - 9.00 am to 12 noon, 12.45 pm to 4.00 pm

St. Mary’s Op Shop Mon & Wed 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Thu & Fri 10:00 am - 2:30 pm

MONDAYS

• Strength & Balance Class 9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre

• Nicole Hocking Podiatrist 9.30 - 4.30. - Bush Nursing Centre. Phone: 5486 2544.

• Lockington & District T.O.W.N Club 6.30 pm - Bush Nursing Centre (Activities Room)

• Senior Citizens Social Carpet Bowls 10am - Lockington

Community Centre Followed by meeting at 1:15pm

• Yoga & Meditation 7pm at BER Building (School)

TUESDAYS

• Men’s Shed 8.30 am - 3:00 pm Phone 5486 2683

• Dr. Patrick Nzegwu 9.30 am - 5.00 pm - Bush Nursing Centre. Phone: 5486 2544.

• Lockington Playgroup 10.00am - Noon - St. James Church Hall.

Enq: Tish Serpell 0400607174

• Lockington Bowls Club Ladies Social Bowls 10:45 am

• Ladies Social Badminton 10.00am - Bamawm Sports Centre. Enquiries: 5486 2272.

WEDNESDAYS

• Strength & Balance Class 9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre.

• Massage with Anita. Phone 5486 2544 for appointment.

THURSDAYS

• Social Activity Day 10am - Bush Nursing Centre Ph: 5480 6701

• Men’s Shed 8.30 am - 3:00 pm Ph: 5486 2683

FRIDAYS

• Mens Social Bowls 4:00 pm BBQ tea to follow New Bowlers welcome

SATURDAYS

• Bingo 7:15 pm - St. Joseph’s Hall, Campaspe St, Rochester.

NOVEMBER Friday 18 Lockington Lions Club presents “Music, Memories & Madness” Rodney Vincent at Lockington Community Centre. See advert. For details. Saturday 19 Goulburn Murray Cricket Round 6 A Grade - BLU v Rochy United B Grade - Cooma v BLU D Grade - BLU v Moama Sunday 20 Heritage Complex Open 1:00 - 4:00 pm On duty: Gordon & Joy Rochester Hospital Auxiliary Open Gardens 12:30 pm. See Advert. For details. Monday 21 Meals on Wheels: LBU Football Club Senior Citizens Meeting 1:15 pm Senior Citizens Rooms Christmas Break-up Special Friends Café at St. Mary’s Anglican Church. See advert for details Wednesday 23 Lockington Lions Club Business Meeting - 7:30 pm at the Heritage Centre Saturday 26 Goulburn Murray Cricket Round 6 A Grade - BLU v Rochy United Round 7 B Grade - South v BLU D Grade - Echuca v BLU Sunday 27 Lockington Pony Club Rally 10:00 am Scurrah Reserve (Contact Sherrin Harbour 0418 112 292)

Sunday 27 Heritage Complex Open 1:00 - 4:00 pm On duty: Colin & Cherril Monday 28 LOCKY NEWS TYPING DAY Closing time for articles/adverts 10:00 am (earlier if possible please) Meals on Wheels: St. James Eve Fellowship Bamawm CWA - 10:00 am - Bamawm Community Social Centre Christmas Break-up Special Friends Café at St. Mary’s Anglican Church. See advert. For details Heritage Complex Meeting 7:30 pm At the Complex Bamawm Extension CWA - 7:30 pm Bamawm Extension Hall

DECEMBER Saturday 3 Picnic by the Channel Hosted by Maria’s Café See advert for details Sunday 4 Pine Grove Gun Club Simulated Field & Game Heritage Complex Open 1:00 - 4:00 pm On duty: Des & Dorothy Monday 5 Op Shop Bus Trip 7:30am from the Lion’s Park See advert for details Christmas Break-up Special Friends Café at St. Mary’s Anglican Church. See advert for details Wednesday 7 Action Club Dinner 7:30 pm Club Rooms Friday 9 Social Indoor Bowls 7:30 pm Bamawm Extension Hall

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