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ISSUE #916 – May 28, 2021
Locky News Lockington’s Priceless Paper
_ $ FREE
Locky Swapped, Showed and Sold
Well, what a day... On Sunday 16th May, the Locky Lions
Club held their annual Swap meet, Show n Shine, Market
day and it was a resounding success. There were 100 sites
holders selling all types of things from automotive parts,
plants, books and home made jams.
A big thankyou to all of you for making this day go ahead and we will be
back same time next year.
Seth Godin
INSIDE THIS ISSUE…..
2 Heritage
3 Notices, Locky News Price Rise
4 School News
5 Seniour Citizens, Lions Handover
6 Country Music Festival,
Inside Job Arts
7 Splash of Colour
8 Neighbourhood House
9 Shire News,
Campaspe Code of Conduct
10 & 11 Annual Adverts
12 & 13 Casual Adverts
14 & 15 Annual Adverts
16 Bush Nursing Centre
17 Winners are Grinners
18 Just A Farmer, Editor’s Snapshot
19 Locky Bowls
20 Locky Golf
21 Locky Golf, Bamawm Golf
22, 23 LBU News
24 Calendar
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Lockington & District Living Heritage Complex
Complex: 5486 2515 - Open Sunday’s 1pm to 4pm or by appointment
President: Kevin “Jack” Oliver - Secretary: Beryl Marshall 5486 2353
Website: http//www.lockingtonvic.com.au
Hello again Everyone, were not even set to work until 11 March. They were unfamiliar with the
terrain and, as they had come from the tropics, they suffered from the cold,
We’ve been looking at the story of settlement on the Terricks plains in the
so much so that one of them died as a result of this. No reliable report on
1870s, to learn what was happening at that time and how it affected the
the whereabouts of the Kelly Gang was received until September 1879, by
lives of those of our families who had come to live here. Initially they were
which time, they had made their way back to their home territory in North-
very isolated, had few amenities, and were at the mercy of the elements,
Eastern Victoria.
but as time passed, they sought to improve the situation. With limited
success, they pleaded with authority figures for roads, for schools, postal In the meantime, on 14 July 1879, the following report appeared in the
communications and telegraph services. They came to realise that they Bendigo Advertiser : - “Kerang. (From our travelling reporter.) Wednesday,
had a serious water supply problem and, while they could not alter rainfall 9th July – Ever since the alleged appearance of the Kelly gang on the
patterns, or the lack of them, they began to pursue avenues which might Gunbower Island last January, [and] soon after the Jerilderie robbery, I,
lead to better water conservation, and maybe irrigation. Small together with many other persons acquainted with this locality, have held
communities formed, particularly around schools, and each seems to have to the opinion that the armed men seen there were no other than the
had its ‘media communications’ person who submitted reports of the latest Mansfield murderers, notwithstanding the opinion of the so-called
local news to the regional or city newspapers. detective force to the contrary. The information brought in from the island
at the time was to the effect that three different reliable persons had seen,
The news that had caught everyone’s attention in early 1879, concerned
at different times, a party of four armed men on the spot alleged, and that
the Kelly gang. The gang had become ‘wanted men’ when an infamous
traces of concealed camps and locked up horses were afterwards found. It
shootout between them and four Victoria Police officers took place at
was said by the detectives that the horses were claimed by a resident, but
Stringybark Creek, on 26 October 1878. The four successfully eluded
they never were, and a fine mare with her hoofs almost worn off, is limping
police, but there were constant rumours of their having been sighted. It
about there to this day. People generally and naturally came to the
seems one of these sightings was at Gunbower, in January 1879. Then,
conclusion that, as armed men wandering about in parties of four
on 8 February that year, the four outlaws rode into Jerilderie, New South
are not common in Victoria, the men seen on the Gunbower Island
Wales, where they took the local police by surprise, and went into hiding in
could have been no other than the Kelly gang. This view has now
the police barracks. On Monday morning, 10 February, they carried out a
received confirmation.
daring robbery at the Jerilderie bank, and rode out of town towards
Tocumwal that evening, having first cut the telegraph wires so that the A selector has let it out in conversation that soon after the Jerilderie
alarm could not be raised. Once again, they successfully disappeared. robbery, he was on the Gunbower Island looking for his bullocks, when he
suddenly encountered four men on horseback. He stared in astonishment
Authorities at both Moama and Echuca denied there was any expectation
seeing that they were armed with rifles and revolvers. They, thinking they
that the gang might try to cross the Murray River there, but the police
were recognised, made a clean breast of it, and informed him they were
presence in both places was strengthened. All through February 1879, the
the Kellys, and that if he said a word about the meeting to anybody, they
Riverine Herald ran a column called "The Bushrangers," which entertained
would shoot him. They then asked him the names and situations of all the
readers with multiple reports of sightings of the Kelly gang throughout the
stations in the neighbourhood, which station possessed the best horses,
local district. Then, on 5 March 1879, the Bendigo Advertiser reported: -
and their number, and their means of defence. He gave the men the
“The Kelly Gang: — A rumour was current in town yesterday that official
required information, and they departed, again cautioning him. In
information had been received in reference to the notorious Kelly gang, but
consequence of the threats held out to him, the selector kept his mouth
on inquiry at a late hour last evening, we ascertained from Mr.
shut until recently, when he found the men who threatened him did not
Superintendent Palmer that there was no truth in the report. From our
show up again."
Echuca correspondent we learn that the four men who have been prowling
about the neighbourhood of Gunbower lately are still regarded with Were they actually in our district? There were other rumours, but I guess
considerable suspicion. The police in the district apparently believe that we’ll never know. ‘
they are the veritable outlaws, and about twenty troopers are now out in
Bye,
search of them.”
Marg O’Brien
In the weeks following 10 February that year, as many as 53 sightings of
the Kellys were reported, but only 13 were accepted as possibly being
genuine. Showers, and even some storms crossed northern Victoria
about that time, which would have hampered the trackers brought from
Queensland to help in the search for the outlaws. In fact, the trackers
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ISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021 Page 3
Anglican Parish of
Deaths For advertising on our lo- Rochester & Lockington
cal Rochester: 9am.
The members of Milloo CWA deeply Lockington: 11.15am.
feel the loss of our Joy - April 28th FM 88 Radio May 30 Combined Service Elmore
2021. Joy loved CWA and all that it 10am.
stood for, she was the founding Contact
Enquiries:
President when Milloo formed in Aileen Brewer Jeff Millard
1969 and has held every position 0477 944 964
on 5456 7307
within the Branch and Group, she
was State President of CWA 2001-
2003. Joy was a strong advocate for St James
women's equality and education. Joy Community
had a strong work ethic throughout Church
her life from Dairy Farming, family
and all Community organisations Photos courtesy: Noomlight Media by Vin
including Shire Councillor, she did it
Contacts:
all and she did it well. Joy had time Engage the whole community Pastor Bill Cochrane
for every person she met, we will 0427 865474
miss her humour, experience and with a common purpose or Edwin Keele 5484 3117
leadership qualities. Deepest to build an innovative
sympathy to all her family.
and sustainable enterprise. Catholic Church
Milloo CWA members.
Miguel Reynolds Branda
St Canice's, Lockington
1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays 8:00am Mass
St Joseph's, Rochester
Every Sunday - 10:00am Mass
Sacred Heart, Elmore
Locky News Advertising Every Saturday - Vigil 5.30 pm
Price Rises Coming
Effective 1st July 2021
Northern Rivers
Did you know that The Locky News is run by volunteers and is totally self Uniting Church Cluster
funded, and relies on our advertising charges and donations to keep the Worship in ALL CHURCHES begins at 10am.
paper going? May 30, Combined Cluster Service at Tongala.
Other churches not open.
Advertising Costs June 6, face to face at Bamawm.
Last October the committee reviewed our advertising charges so they will
be more in line with their physical size and labour input, plus cover our Contacts:
publication costs. Rev Brian Morgan 0419 933 939
Our overheads are roughly 1.5 times the printing costs. or Graeme Haines 0427 862 353
Based on our printing costs, our annual costs are generally in the range of
$13,500 to $16,875
Annual Advertising needs to cover the major portion of our costs, since we
have minimal other income.
The Annual Advert charges therefore need to increase (on average) to the
range of $225 to $281.25 Acts c1 v 11.
With a mix of Local and Non-Local Adverts, approximately 1/3 being Non-
Men of Galillee, why do you stand
Local, we have come up with the following new charges… which will allow gazing up into heaven?
for the paper to continue to be sustainable into the future. This same Jesus who was taken up
If you have any comments on these new charges, please email into heaven, will also come in like
lockynews@bigpond.com manner as you saw Him go into
heaven.
MEALS ON WHEELS
Currently being delivered by
Intereach Aged Care Services
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Lockington Consolidated School News
Our Grade 6 students wrote and
illustrated a fictional book for their
Prep buddies and read and
presented it to them.
The books main character was their
prep buddy and they had to present
an underlying message in the story,
eg: bravery, kindness, resilience!
Terrific work everyone!
Smoking Ceremony
Last week the whole school attended a very special Smoking Ceremony to
officially open the Dreamtime Garden. It was an amazing opportunity to not
only celebrate the hard work students have put in, but also to recognise and
appreciate our local indigenous culture and traditions.
We would like to extend a big thank you to Uncle Rick Ronnan for all of his
hard work throughout this project, and for performing the ceremony. We are
very lucky to have someone such as Rick here in our community! We would
also like to thank Kathy Connors for all of the effort she has put in and is still
doing so! All of the behind the scenes work certainly does not go unnoticed
and we are lucky to have Mrs Connors here at LCS!
ISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021 Page 5
LOCKINGTON SENIOR CITIZENS INC. REPORT
It was great to hold our party following last year’s shut
We are pleased to report on our recent seniors’ annual down and good to see so many out and about again.
birthday party following a non event last year. Blessings to all.
Held at the Community Hall with eleven other clubs, Shire
and Bendigo Bank Representatives, Bev welcomed all Dot Pearse
and showed gratitude to all who came. Secretary
Milloo CWA did their usual excellent job with catering.
Our entertainer was Reg Poole who
did us proud.
During the day lucky door and raffle
prizes were drawn with Norm, Alan and
Monda being the lucky winners of
plants and preserves. Members of
other clubs were also lucky recipients.
A most enjoyable fruit cake made by
Betty Mustey and delightfully
decorated by local Cheryl Fisher was
cut by Val Kuiper.
We were extremely grateful for the
wonderful grant we received from
Bendigo Bank which made the event
the success that it was.
We were saddened not to have Joy
Weller with us as she was a very
valuable source of help and knowledge
as our Assistant Secretary to our Club.
Annual Lions Change Over
Dinner
On Wednesday 12th May the
Lockington Lions club held their
Change over Dinner at the Bowls club.
Our District Goveror, Carol Kennedy,
Zone Chairman Ian Whatley and
members from Elmore, Rochester and
Echuca, Councillor Leanne Pentreath
and local identities enjoyed a lovely
meal which was served by ladies from
the school and 3 members of the
YAGers. John Van Den Bosch was
inducted for President, Marg Dowie for
Secretary and Phillip Cunnington for
Treasurer. A new member, Bill Kitson
was inducted into our club also.
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Hi everyone... after much consideration, instead of
cancelling altogether, we have decided to move Proudly Sponsored by…
the Lockington Country Music Festival from August Fosterville Gold Mine Community Grants Program
to October.
A5 (half A4) size, 20 pages, and printed in COLOUR!
Also available online
Dates for the 2021
Too many locals ask questions like…
LOCKINGTON COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL are
Who can I get for ?
22nd – 24th October 2021. Who is our local ?
It will be better weather and we won’t clash with the Where can I get a ?
football etc. By then, hopefully, Covid will be a thing of
the past, or at least have less regulations. We want to support our local businesses, and offer ad-
vertising at very much subsidised rates.
Anyone, wishing to offer any sponsorship for this A once off $10 per advertising space (6cm wide x 4.5cm high)
event would be much appreciated. Sponsors will This charge covers inclusion in 1000 hard copy booklets
be included on all flyers, pre-promotion and the plus online publication
Lameroo CMF W ebsite.
No matter what you do, or what you sell, we want your
Updated information will be added to the website as it local business in our directory.
comes to hand www.lockingtoncmf.com
Stay safe, Cheers Roz Giles It’s not too late…
please send your adverts to Alison ASAP
Preferably by email to lockynews@bigpond.com
Moama Arts Initiative. The group has strong
connections to EMAI and The Foundry Arts Space
and each artist has contributed in many ways to the
arts in the Echuca Moama region. Official opening
11am Saturday 22nd May 2021, at The Foundry
Arts Space, Murray Esplanade in the Port of
Echuca precinct. Open 10am-4pm daily until
Sunday 20th June, 2021.
Bronwyn Morton, Anne Mawson, Penny Silver and
Kerry Williams have worked together on many
community arts projects over the past decade. They
value collaboration and support each other in their
artistic pursuits.
The title of their first group exhibition, Inside Job,
explores their different approaches to art making.
“In recent times, we have experienced isolation that
has restricted our ability to explore the outside
world. We have all had to make do, compromise,
and use what we already have,” explains Mawson.
The collection of art, that includes works on paper,
canvas and board, celebrates the creativity
individuals can gain from focusing on what is
immediately before us, and what comes from within.
This approach may be intuitive, spontaneous
and process driven.
Inside Job opens at the Foundry Arts Space on May
22 until 20 June, 2021
Contact:
Penny Silver 0409 012 759
Kerry Williams 0413 119 427
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Flu vaccinations
Flu vaccinations are now available at Campaspe Shire
immunisation sessions across the shire.
The vaccination is available for free to under 5 years of
age, over 65 years of age, and individuals in the high risk
category. The cost for all other community members
is $30 which must be paid by eftpos or credit card
at the session.
Bookings are required and can be made by calling
1300 666 535.
Kinder registrations
CAMPASPE SHIRE COUNCIL NEWS Registrations are now open for three and four year old
funded kindergarten programs at Berrimba (Echuca),
Coming Up Colbinabbin, Echuca Central, Echuca East, Echuca
Wednesday, 16 June South, Goodstart Early Learning (Moama), Gunbower,
Council meeting, 6pm Lockington, Pink & Blue (Echuca), Rochester, Stanhope
A limited number of people are now permitted to attend. and Tongala.
Attendance is by application, with full details and online Online applications are available on Council’s website.
form available on Council’s website. Hard copy applications can be assessed by downloading
The meeting can be viewed via live streaming at from the website, a customer service centre or by calling
www.campaspe.vic.gov.au/livestreaming 1300 666 535. Applications for first round offers close
Saturday, 26 June.
Rate Instalment Due Soon
Ratepayers who pay their rates in instalments are
reminded the last instalment for 2020/21 is due on Immunisations
Monday, 31 May. Any ratepayer facing genuine
financial hardship in paying their rates is urged to Campaspe Shire Council
contact Council as soon as possible to discuss their Immunisation Session
individual circumstances. By appointment only
Council has waived interest on current outstanding rates Ph: 1300 666 535
and changes until 30 June 2021. Any rates or charges Monday, 26 July
outstanding after this date will incur interest. 11.30am – 12noon
Lockington Bush Nursing Centre
WickED Survey Vaccines for children & adults
Residents, businesses and schools are invited to provide Refer to Council website for more
feedback on waste and the environment through the
annual WickED (Waste in Campaspe – know, educate,
do) online survey. Comments close Monday, 31 May.
For more information and online survey, visit
Council’s website.
Topics covered in the Councillor Code of Conduct for the
Campaspe Code of Conduct Campaspe Shire Council include:
Councillor's role
Do you know what our Shire Councillors roles are?
Or what their Code Of Conduct is?
Councillor behaviour (principles)
Personal dealings with Council
As residents of Campaspe Shire, have you ever read the Council decision making
shire’s Councillor Code of Conduct?
Bias
The Code of Conduct guides Councillor behaviour during Confidential information
their four-year term. Access to and use of Council information
The role of a Councillor is:
Council resources
1. to participate in the decision-making of the Council;
and Relationships with staff
2. to represent the local community in that decision- Gifts
making; and Communication
3. to contribute to the strategic direction of the Council Conflict of interest procedures
through the development and review of key strategic
documents of the Council, including the Council Plan. Dispute resolution
Download the document from the shire’s website. Other relevant policies
Breaches of the code of the conduct
Information taken from…
www.campaspe.vic.gov.au
Take a look, Editor
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COMMUNITY COMMUNITY HEALTH
ACTION CLUB OF Tongala & District Memorial
LOCKINGTON Aged Care Service Inc
MONTHLY MEETINGS: Serving the Community Since 1925
1st Wednesday - Dinner at Clubrooms R. M. McHale Hostel & Koraleigh
3rd Wednesday - Activity LOCKINGTON RECREATION RESERVE Nursing Home for planned &
For venue hire (including outside toilets)
emergency respite care & permanent resi-
President:
contact… Toni Hardess ph: 0409265529 dential aged care
John Wright: 0409 259 723
Deakin Village – affordable rental
Secretary: Venue hire prices are as follows: Independent Living Units
Tommy Eade: 0417 899 806 $100 for function room
$140 for function room and kitchen.
Memorial Drive Retirement Village
Cricket Nets & Sports Ovals.
HEALTH
Indoor Netball, Basketball, Badminton & Tennis Coburn & Reid
BAMAWM Pharmacy
RECREATION RESERVE 177 Annesley Street, Echuca
with Indoor Stadium For Deliveries of For further information contact:
available for hire day and night Medicines & Prescriptions Sarah Tee,
Rate $10 per hour plus $2 light coin meter 18 Purdey Street, Tongala, Vic. 3621
Meeting & Social Rooms for Private Hire Phone 5480 6011 or Phone: 03 5859 0800
Ph: Leo Tonini Fax 5480 2486 Email: admin@tongalaagedcare.com.au
54865320 0402788583 Week days only “Care in the friendly town”
RETAIL
ECHUCA Trading
CHEMIST
hours of
DISTRICT SERVICE CLUB Lockington
Serving Our Community Branch
Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesdays Beauty Products - Vitamins -
Lockington Heritage Complex Prescriptions - Fragrances
President Lion: 192 HARE STREET Monday,
John Van Den Bosch 0417 999 144
Secretary Lion: Marg Dowie 0427 795 576
Phone: 5482 6666 Tuesday &
Treasurer : Phillip Cunnington Wednesday
10.00am - 2.00pm
LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT
LOCKINGTON BUSH NURSING CENTRE INC.
Registered Number: A11551
Thursday & Friday
9.30am - 12 Noon,
COMMUNITY Caring for the Lockington Community 12.45pm - 4.00pm
MON - FRI 8.30am to 4.00pm
CENTRE (Lunchbreak 12.30-1.30)
For more information
Phone 54862544
Bookings Call to book an appointment please contact
Bev Brereton 5486 2331 Nursing Care & Pathology Lockington branch on
Or 0447 553 303 Doctor Tuesdays from 9.30am 5486 2304
Allied Health services
Lockington
District Family
Landcare Group
President
John Wright 0409 259 723
Secretary
Wendy Sims 0427 868 307
Meetings…7:00 pm
At the Lockington Community Hotel
on the first Thursday
of even months OPEN FRIDAY - SUNDAY
(Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec) 10AM - 4PMISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021 Page 11
RETAIL RETAIL RETAIL
Helen’s Takeaway
11 Hopetoun Street, Lockington
Ph 4408 7610
Open 7 days
Mon & Tues 9:00am - 6:30pm
Wed & Thurs 9:00am - 7:30pm
Local Davey Pump dealer Fri & Sat 9:00am - 8:00pm
Sun 4:00pm - 8:00pm
Pump repairs and sales Post Office
Phone/Fax 5486 2419
Open 9am - 6pm Mon to Fri
Call Ged anytime 0400829797 9am to midday Saturdays
Nampara Spit Roast
Highside Motorcycles, & Catering.
Mowers and Marine
We work You Party
Sales of Honda & Suzuki motor- We use china crockery & stainless
cycles, Cox, Cub Cadet, Yardman steel cutlery
and MTD mowers, Makocraft Contact Steve – 0499 348 260
boats. Email
Service of all makes and Models. namparaspitroast@ozemail.com.au
116 Northern Highway Echuca To discuss your next event
Phone 54823329
Our financial solutions include:
Insurance Protection
Kleer Superannuation Solutions
Water Investment Strategy
Retirement Planning
Deliveries Centrelink Benefits to Offset
Your Retirement Savings
For your fresh water requirements 486 Hargreaves Street, Bendigo.
Delivering to Lockington and sur- Phone: 5443 4388
rounding districts Stephen White Financial Services P/L
is a Corporate Authorised Representative
Ph David Hann (ARN 236541) of NEO Financial Solutions P/L
0448 878 210 AFSL 385845
Lockington District
Business Centre Inc.
Ph 5486 2683
Monday to Friday
8am to 5pm
Ph 5483 7767
Saturday
8am to 12:30pm or 0427 837767
RURAL
BAMAWM
FARM SERVICES
(Trading as PA & ML Stanford)
Servicing...
Rural Fencing
Rochester, Elmore,
Mini Bobcat Hire - Rotovating;
Lockington, Site Clearing; Post Hole Digging;
Echuca & Districts Leveling; Shed Cleaning (calves)
Ph Drew on "Your Second Hand"
0418558578 Phone Phil Stanford
0429 865 424 / 5486 5424 A/HPage 12 ISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021
Position Vacant
Executive Officer
Part time role (full time may be considered)
$72-86K + super (pro rata) salary range
Flexible work arrangements available
Lockmore Financial Services Ltd, the company that
operates the Community Bank branches in Elmore,
Lockington and Rochester in partnership with Bendigo
and Adelaide Bank, is seeking an ‘all-rounder’ who gets
things done for our company and our communities.
Our Executive Officer will lead the operational aspects of
Lockmore Financial Service’s activities including
governance support, administration, financial
management, marketing and community programs.
It is a diverse and dynamic role that contributes directly to
our work making a positive difference in our communities.
We are looking for someone who has business
management nous; is great at organising things; is
an excellent communicator and who has a strong
community focus. Knowledge of the banking sector would
be an advantage but is not essential.
Applications close 5.00pm Tuesday 15 June 2021.
For further information about this position, including a
detailed position description, contact our Chair,
Brad Drust on bdrust@lockmore.com.au
Funded from or 0427 045 835.
Parliamentary BudgetISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021 Page 13
Campaspe Shire Council Justice of the Peace
Well Womens Clinic Immunisation Session
We volunteer our time in the
By appointment only community to witness documents
Next visit date
Thursday June 3 Ph: 1300 666 535 A phone call to arrange a convenient
Monday, July 26 time for this service would be
For appts/enquiries 11.30am – 12noon appreciated.
ring 54862544 Lockington Bush Nursing Centre Wendy Sims 0427 868 307
Vaccines for children & adults, (Victoria)
Subject to change including flu vaccine
Re: Covid19 updates Paul Harrison 0436 306 388
Refer to Council website (N.S.W)
for more info.
Lockington Community Hotel
Co-operative Ltd HAY CONTRACTING
1-3 Archibald St MOWING, RAKING, ROUND & SQUARE BALING
(Cnr Lockington Road)
PADDOCK MAINTENANCE
Lockington, VIC 3563
DISC CHAINING, DISCING, SMUDGING
Leigh Pentreath
For all your carpentry needs
M- 0417 998 330
pennosrenos@gmail.com For enquiries & bookings - Ph:03 5486 2501
Instagram - pennosrenos Drinks / Accommodation / Meals
Kotta Panel Works
Broadacre Spraying For all Paint & Panel repairs
Paddock Slashing for old and new vehicles
Wet Tractor Hire Ph Rob : 0458 438 351
Email : kottapanelworks@gmail.com
Call Matt on: 0488129498 Address : 2034 Echuca/Mitiamo Rd,
Or email Kotta, 3565, Victoria
Specializing in Vehicle Restoration & Modification
mattlewiscontracting@gmail.com
SCROUNGE
King Excavation Services Annual General Meeting
IS BACK
ABN 39 600 357 355
The game of SCROUNGE Pine Grove Recreation Reserve
MICK KING – 0418 507 031 will be played every Wednesday
mickrking@bigpond.com starting at 1pm, Thursday 27th May
LOCKINGTON names to be in by 12.45pm. 7.30 pm
All bowlers and non-bowlers at Pine Grove Rec Reserve
5 Tonne are welcome to participate.
Excavator Contact: N Sims 0428 868 254
Flat soled shoes to be worn
with Buckets or barefoot.
and Augers Weather permitting
this will be a weekly event For Sale
in the coming months.
Anyone wanting to learn Wheaten Hay
please come along and join in the fun,
bowls supplied for new players. Large Squares
$50.00 per bale.
Kotta
0428 511 746
Enquiries to:
Bev Brereton 5486 2331Page 14 ISSUE #916 - May 28, 2021
RURAL RURAL RURAL
Norm & Dot Moon
Phone: 5486 5355
Automated Livestock
Feed Systems Specialising in supply of fill and carting of-
Sales, Service and Spares Filling for Cow Lanes
Feed Pads
Grant Humbert Gravel and Sand
0428 106 132 Loam, Packing Sand and Scoria
www.briansruralfencing.com.au RESTDOWN ROAD, BAMAWM
HUMBERT
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Scrounge will be held on a Wednesday (weather
Lockington Bowls Club permitting) with a 1.00pm start. Names to be listed prior to
12.45pm. All welcome.
Report May 17: Members are having a practice session at 4.30pm on a
The ladies held their Annual General Meeting last Friday afternoon along with a few refreshments. Keeps
Tuesday with a strong attendance. Lady President Anne the activity going and honing of personal skills.
Lowrie welcomed all present. Lowrie was re-elected for a On the week-end the BowlsVic State Trials for women
further term as President with Denise Gilmore accepting was held at the Bendigo Bowls Club where all participants
the role as Vice President. Secretary is Bev Brereton enjoyed the immaculate true running greens. The format
while Pauline Humbert retains the Treasurer's position. was something new with a number of 16 bowlers selected
Lorraine Appleby is the Tournament Secretary. to represent both the City and the Country areas. Local
Last Wednesday the Scrounge event attracted a quality talent to represent the Country squad included Jayde
field with Anne Lowrie blitzing the field scoring a Campbell and Kelly Norris (Moama) along with Olivia
mammoth 71 points to keep at bay Ray Hanson and Cartwright (Hilltop), Taylor Marron (Bendigo East) and
Lorraine Appleby to share the rest of the points. Other rink Stephanie Priest (Bendigo) all performing in brilliant
winners were Russell Shawcross and Brian Kinnane. fashion. The Country squad won the five Test series three
Scrounge begins at 1.00pm and names to be listed prior and a half wins to the City one and a half wins to win the
to 12.45pm. All welcome. inaugural Trophy. Details: Country 53 tied City in the first
The Friday night barbeques are in storage until August. test. The other results were Test 2. Country 54-41; Test 3.
The club will hold the Annual General Meeting on Monday Country 55-58; Test 4. Country 51-46; Test 5. Country 64-
7th June commencing at 8.00pm. 48. Kelly Norris led for the Kylie Whitehead rink while
Jayde Campbell played lead and second for the Anne
BowlsVic State Championships concluded last Monday Miles rink.
after a week of memorable bowling from all concerned.
Congratulations to the members of the Bendigo East Bowls enthusiasts were treated to an amazing display of
Bowling Club on a remarkable effort in staging this annual bowls during the two day event. The City squad contained
event. The Bendigo/Campaspe Region bowlers fared well some highly rated bowlers that have represented the
over the competition. In the women's State Triples, the State over several years. The selected State team
Kangaroo team of Desmae Budd, Gwen Waegeli and members will be notified in due course.
Susan Howes (s) were impressive in winning the first This coming week-end the State Trials for the men will be
round against Ruth Phillps 19-15, but unfortunately lost to held at the Bendigo Bowls Club starting at 8.35am on
the eventual winner Lisa Phillips in the next round 17-14. Saturday. Local bowlers selected include Brad Campbell
Phillips defeated Judy Nardella (Metro West) in the final. (Moama) and Jarrod Hammond (Cohuna) plus several
In the Men's s State Pairs, Glen Dorward and Barry Goulburn Valley bowlers including David Cartwrigt (Hill
Brennan (s) from Moama were in demolition mode in their Top), David Dawes and David Orr (Shepparton Golf).
first round match against Chris Mitchell (Mildura) to win 26
-11. Almost a "walk in the park?. In the next round they
lost to Shane O'Loughlan (Strazelecki) in a positive
display to finally succumb 13-16. The pairs final went to
the "young guns' Cooper Westcombe and Jarryd Davies
(s) 19-13 over their Mornington Peninsula opponents.
Report May 24:
The weekly game of Scrounge attracted another quality
field on Wednesday. Anne Lowrie continued her fine
recent form to amass 68 points to win rink four ahead of
Lorraine Appleby and Mary Thomas. Rink one belonged
to Club President Ray Hanson after scoring 50 points in a
rare reversal of form to keep at bay Jim Harris 42. On rink
two, our new member John Fisher displayed some talent
to finish on 55 points and win the chocolates from Steve
Peter 44 points. The final rink was a winner for Graeme
Turner in scoring 56 points to edge out fellow left-hander
Andy Harris on 45 points while (T.J.) Terry Malone carried
the drinks.
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work by members for the delicious food provided, as well
Lockington Golf Club Report as those who worked in the office, the bar and the
clubhouse, and all those involved in preparation of the
12/05: The ladies had their best turn-out course, which was in excellent condition.
for the season, competing for the Lorna
Henderson Canadian Trophy event. In a There were many highlights in the week, including a huge
very close finish the winners were Helen Hayes & Pauline men’s fourball field of 50 pairs on the Friday, the best in
Humbert with 99-28-71, by just half a shot from Jan Clymo many years. Liz Tobin from Heathcote won’t forget her
& Sherryl Jones (97-25.5-71.5). first experience of a sandscrape course, as she teamed
Best scratch score was returned by Jan Clymo & Sherryl up with Dorothy McGillivray from Heathcote to return the
Jones (97). Nearest the pins: A Grade – Annette day’s best score in the Ladies’ fourball on the Thursday.
Brereton; B Grade – Helen Hayes. Annette and Ray Brereton celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary in style, by returning a brilliant score to win
15/05: Cooler and windy weather made for challenging the Mixed American nett event on Saturday.
conditions for Saturday’s stroke round. The Monthly
Medal for best on course was won by Ron Dixon (89-21- In the 36 Holes Championship on Sunday, Grant Humbert
68), on a countback from Andrew Harris (81-13-68). Ron was in excellent form and won the SJ Windridge Trophy
also won B Grade, with Jeff Carnie (87-17-70) runner-up. for the 9th time, 23 years after his first success in 1998.
First up from a spell, Andrew Harris romped home in A Kevin Humbert was also very successful, winning 3 prizes
Grade, ahead of Kevin Humbert (82-11-71) and Grant on the day, including his first ever LGC Members Best 18
Humbert (74-3-71). JD Wright (96-23-73) was the clear- nett score on the day.
cut winner in C Grade, with Tom Scurrah runner-up. Best
scratch scores: A Grade - Grant Humbert 74; B Grade – Thursday 20th May – Ladies 4BBB – 36 players, 11 clubs
Jeff Carnie 87; C Grade – JD Wright 96. represented. Division 1 winners – J Rasmussen (Elmore)
Nearest the pins: 3rd – Steve Holt; 2nd shot 11th – Andy & D Pappin (Campaspe) 44pts, c/b; runners-up –
Freemantle; 2nd shot 18th for the 6-pack smack – Grant L Kingston (Rich River) & A Brereton 44.
Humbert. Eagles – Mat Dennis (2nd, 12th). Spike’s Division 2 winners – L Tobin & D McGillivray (Heathcote)
Longest Drive on the 6th, sponsored by Hot ‘n’ Cold 48; runners-up – C Maxted (Mitiamo) & J Clymo 44, c/b
Plumbing: A Grade - Brett Stone; B Grade – Ian M Knight & B McCarty (Rochester) 44. Nearest the pins:
Maddison; C Grade – JD Wright. 3rd – F Newlan 2.46m; 7th – F Newlan; 17th – L Tobin.
The Echuca CIH eagles nest on the 3rd wasn’t won, and Ball comp: 43 – R Drill & M Whatley (Rich River), J Naylor
neither was Captain Bricka’s yardstick on the 16th which (Pyramid Hill) & J James (Belvoir Park); 42 – S Marshall
jackpots to $154. (Pyramid Hill) & E McGauchie (Mitiamo), H Hayes &
Club championship leaderboards after the first preliminary P Macfarlane; 41 – S Coghill & F Newlan (Marong),
round on Saturday: Club Champion – Grant Humbert 74, C Kelly (Rich River) & S Jones.
Mat Dennis 79, Andrew Harris 81, Kevin Humbert 82. B
Grade – Jeff Carnie 87, Ron Dixon 89, Darren Carnie 93. Friday 21st May – Men’s 4BBB – 100 players, 14 clubs
C Grade – JD Wright 96, Tom Scurrah 100. represented. Division 1 winners – A Cochrane (Bamawm)
Nett: A Grade – Andrew Harris 68, Kevin Humbert 71, & S Holt 48, c/b K Oliver & G Humbert.
Grant Humbert 71, Jason Wakefield 71. B Grade – Ron Division 2 winners – D Anderson & R Ellis (Mitiamo) 47,
Dixon 68, Jeff Carnie 70, Andrew Glatte 72. C Grade – c/b; runners-up – T Brooke & A Glatte 47, c/b J Perry &
JD Wright 73, Tom Scurrah 77. Veterans – Ron Dixon 68, G Campbell (Rushworth) 47, R Connors (Bamawm) &
Andrew Harris 68, Jeff Carnie 70, Kevin Humbert 71. M Lyons 47.
Nearest the pins: 3rd – J Neale (Valley View) 4.35m; 7th –
16/05: Locky golfers travelled to Pyramid Hill on Sunday M Miles (Mitiamo); 16th – A Harris; 17th – A Harris; 2nd shot
to compete against other district clubs in the annual Kelly 18th – K Cheong (Valley View). Long Drive – 8th: A Grade
Shield. The ladies’ team of Phyll Macfarlane, Helen – P Condliffe (Mitiamo); B Grade – R Connors; C Grade –
Hayes and Jan Clymo were successful in winning the I Hargreaves (Wedderburn).
Shield, a terrific effort. The men’s team of Mark Lyons, Ball comp: 47 – R Feuk & J Wright (Rochester), A Curnow
Ray Brereton, Jeff Carnie, Kevin Humbert, Ian Maddison & M McAuliffe (Valley View); 46 – O Bailey & I Hargreaves
and Trav Mancer finished a brave second, beaten only 5 (Wedderburn), L Radley (Rochester) & J Carnie; 45 –
shots by the home club. M Dennis & A Dennis; R Vise & S Malley (Rochester);
B Rasmussen (Elmore) & R Brereton. Eagles – J Wright,
Annual Tournament Report: The Lockington Golf Club G Humbert, K Cheong.
2021 Annual Tournament was held last week, 4 days of golf, nd
glorious weather and good company, as golfers loved the Saturday 22 May – Mixed American – 36 players, 8
experience of getting out and about after no tournaments could be clubs represented. Scratch winners – Steve Jones (Rich
held in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. River) & Sherryl Jones 73. Nett winners – A & R Brereton
73-16-57. Nett runners-up: J & S Holt 81-19.5-61.5.
rd
A total of 214 golfers competed in the 4 events, with Nearestththe pins – Ladies: th3 – L Carnie (Murray th
Downs)
golfers travelling from near and far. It was marvellous to 3.5m; 7 – A Brereton; 16 – S Harris; 17 – N Frawley
have players from 22 different clubs – Axedale, Bamawm, (Bamawm). Men: 3rd – A Harris; 7th – S Jones; 16th –
th
R Brereton; 17 – R Connors.
Belvoir Park, Bendigo, Berrigan, Birchip, Campaspe,
Dunolly, Elmhurst, Elmore, Heathcote, Lakeside – Lake
Ball comp: S Pedersen (Elmore) & D Pentreath 91-27.5-
Boga, Marong, Mitiamo, Murray Downs, Pyramid Hill, 63.5, P Macfarlane & T Brooke 99-35-64, P & K Humbert
Quarry Hill, Rich River, Rochester, Rushworth, Valley 83-18.5-64.5, L & D Carnie 80-15-65, S Coghill & M
View and Wedderburn. Newlan 84-19-65.
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Lockington Golf Club Report (continued) Best over the tournament; 7th – T Mancer; 16th –
th nd th
A Freemantle, 17 – M Newlan; 2 shot 18 – G
th
rd
Sunday 23 May – Men – Stroke – 36 Holes – Open Humbert. Long Drive – 6 : A Grade – B Stone ; B Grade
Championship – 42 players, 10 clubs represented. – D Anderson (huge – 10 metres longer than A Grade); C
Grade – T Scurrah.
A Grade Scratch & SJ Windridge Perpetual Trophy – G
Humbert 73-72=145; Nett – K Humbert 70-68=138; 18 Ball comp: A Grade scratch – S Jones 149, B Stone 154,
Holes AM – M Newlan 79-11-68; 18 Holes PM – S A Kuiper (Valley View) 154; Nett – A Tanner (Elmore)
Mancer (Rich River) 71-6-65, c/b M Whittle (Elmore) 76- 139, M Miles 141. B Grade scratch – J Johnson (Elmore)
11-65. 170, A Freemantle 174, S Holt 174; Nett – D Ander-
son 142, I Maddison 144. 18 Holes PM event – N Con-
B Grade: 36 Holes Scratch P Kuiper (Valley View) 86 dliffe (Mitiamo) 68.
-79=165; Nett L Oberin (Elmore) 69-63=132; 18 th st
Holes AM – T Scurrah 91-23-68, c/b D Anderson; 18 Upcoming events: Wednesday 26 May – Stroke – 1
Holes PM – L Oberin 87-24=63. Round Club Championships – Qualifying Round Handicap
Matchplay Championship – Count the putts. Duty:
Veterans Event: K Humbert 70-68=138. Sue Harris, Annette Brereton.
LGC Members Best 18 Holes Nett: K Humbert 79-11-68,
c/b T Scurrah & T Brooke. Saturday 29th May – Stroke – 2nd Round Club Champion-
18 Holes PM event: D Pentreath 96-29=67. ships – 3rd Qualifying round Gartside Cup – Privilege Cup.
rd
Nearest the pins: 3 – S Jones (Rich River) - 2.4m, Duty: Jason Wakefield, Ian Haines.
Bamawm Golf Club Report May 23.
Winner of the Ladies comp was Nikita Frawley with 35
May 16 points with Kim Dingwall runner up.
Well done to the team of 6 men that rd
headed to Pyramid Hill to compete in the NTP 3 shot 5/14 – Kath Connors.
Kelly Shield on Sunday 16. From all
accounts they had a great day and Pyramid Hill did a For the second week in a row Russel Tatt has won the
great job hosting this year’s competition. men’s competition with a fantastic score of 42 points from
Kieran McAsey runner up on 39 points.
Back at Bamawm there were 21 players competing in a
stableford competition. Winner of the Ladies comp was NTP 2nd shot 4/13 – Frank Coonerty
Kim Dingwall with Nikita Frawley runner up. NTP 7/16 – Paul Evan
Winner of the men’s competition was Russell Tatt with 39 NTP 8/17 – Frank Coonerty
points, runner up was Neville Vicary on 38 points on a Longest Drive – David Winchcomb
countback from Matt Bell.
Next week will be a stroke round, hit off from 11am.
NTP 7/16 – Todd Louttit All Welcome
NTP 8/17 – David Winchcomb
NTP – 4/13 – Todd Louttit
Longest Drive – Matt Bell.
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12 & Under - v Echuca United Blue
Awards
D Condliffe, N Holgate, J Dobson, O Giddings, L Ireland
NETBALL
A Grade:
Round 6 Results & Awards LBU: 28 - Huntly: 52
Best on: Lockington Hotel - Shellyn Hobbs
FOOTBALL Coaches award: Yoga & Foodworks - Michelle McIntosh
Seniors A Reserve:
LBU 12.12 - 84 def Huntly 9.7 - 61 LBU: 42 - Huntly: 24
Goals Best on, National Hotel - Cindy Portwine
J McPhee 3, J Bacon 3, P Gardiner 2, J Collins, T Phillips, L Coaches award, Athletes foot - Hannah Sidebottom
Main, T McMahon
Awards B Grade:
Fitmob & Mug Award - T Phillips LBU: 27 - Huntly: 49
Lockington Hotel - J Bacon Best on, Hip Pocket - Mindy Dunham
National Hotel - J Mundie Coaches award, Moama Bakery - Beth Howlett
Moama Bakery - T Holman
Roma Pizza - L Main B Reserve:
Reserves LBU: 19 - Huntly: 51
LBU 4.7 - 31 def by Huntly 6.12 - 48 Best on - Mel Haines
Goals Coaches award - Sarah Toma
L Collins 2, D Keath, M Ovens
Awards 17 & Under:
Moama RSL - S Wolfe LBU: 54 - Huntly: 30
National Hotel - C Shaw Best on, Giddings Co - Giselle Crawford
Worklocker - A Hill Coaches award, Bennetts Sports - Chelsea Jones
F45 - J Griggs
Moama Bakery - S Robinson 15 & Under:
LBU: 19 - Huntly: 23
18 & Under Best on - Remee Christian
LBU 3.2 - 20 def by Huntly 19.13 - 127 Coaches award - Ela Carnegie
Goals
J Dobbyn, X Hann, O McMinn 13 & Under:
Awards McDonalds - Charlotte Davison
Morans Water - D Verhey LBU Canteen - Ziva Windridge
Giddings Co - J Rorke
Roma Pizza - O McMinn
Moama Bakery - W Ross
LBU canteen - J Priestley
16 & Under
Wanderers 7.7 - 49 def by Moama 13.11 - 89
Goals:
O Smart 3, N Ramage 2, B Stone, J Haines
Awards:
O Smart, H Wells, J Haines, J Milligan, N Ramage
14 & Under
LBU 4.5 - 29 def by Kyabram 6.6 - 42
Goals
H Keele, O Palmer, J Cornegie, W Hann
Awards
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May 9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre
Wednesday 9
Nicole Hocking Podiatrist
Saturday 29 Lions Club Dinner Meeting 7:30pm
9.30 - 4.30. - Bush Nursing Centre.
HDFNL Round 8 Heritage Centre
Phone: 5486 2544.
Whitehills v LBU
Thursday 10 Senior Citizens Carpet Bowls 2:00 pm
Sunday 30 Milloo CWA 10:00am Community Centre foyer
Heritage Complex Open Milloo Hall Meetings 10am on third Monday of month
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
On Duty: Gordon & Joy Friday 11 TUESDAYS
Social Indoor Bowls 7:30pm Men’s Shed
Monday 31 Bamawm Extension Hall 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Heritage Complex Meeting 7:30pm Phone 0499 170 329
At the Complex Saturday 12 Dr. Patrick Nzegwu
Lockington Pony Club Rally 9.30 am - 5.00 pm
June 10:00am Scurrah Reserve (contact Bush Nursing Centre
Christine Buckley 0400 576 767) Phone: 5486 2544.
Wednesday 2 WEDNESDAYS
Action Club Dinner 7:30pm HDFNL Round 10
LBU v Heathcote Strength & Balance Class
Club Rooms 9.00 am - Bush Nursing Centre.
Wednesday 16 Massage with Anita.
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Well Women’s clinic Action Club Activity Night at Club Rooms
For appts/enquiries Phone 0428 844 489 or 0409 259 723 for Tai Chi
Ring 5486 2544 Details 5:30- 6:30 pm Bush Nursing Centre
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Landcare Meeting Saturday 19 Lockington Playgroup
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Colbinabbin v LBU (not during school holidays)
Saturday 5 St. James Church Hall.
HDFNL Round 9 Sunday 20 Enquiries: Tammy Norman 0411 056 765
LBU v North Bendigo Heritage Complex Open
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Social Scrounge Men’s & Ladies
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LBU v Mount Pleasant Enquiries: 0458 548 622
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At the Complex Monday 28
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