Bowls - Regional Winners

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1 A community newspaper produced by College 25th February, 2016 Diary February 29 Morning Melodies March 4 World Day of Prayer Pyr Hill College Induction Leaders 6 Fire Brigade Open Day 7 CFA General Meeting - 8 pm 9 PHFNC Catering Comm AGM 7 pm 12 Lions Market Labour Day long weekend 16 Small Business Bus 24 End Term 1 - schools break up 25 Good Friday Lions Market Saturday, 12th March (long weekend) Memorial Hall Morning Tea by Men s Shed Gold coin donation Fire Brigade Open Day Fire Brigade will be holding an open day on Sunday, 6th March, from 9.30am If you are over 16 years old, male or female, and interested in joining CFA, come along for some information about being a CFA member. Produced by College Kelly Street,, 3575 Tel: Fax: press@pyramidhillc.vic.edu.au Website: Bowls - Regional Winners Congratulations, Lionel and Marie! What a dynamic duo!! Last Sunday, having already beaten all opponents at District level, Lionel and Marie S., with a small but enthusiastic band of supporters, competed against other District winners of the Region in the State Mixed Pairs competition held at Swan Hill. In their first match they were drawn against Murray Valley District. Without any evidence of nerves they got off to a dream start scoring four shots on their first end and were eight shots up after just three ends. They both played with great form and steadily built their lead to finish 23-5 after the required eighteen ends. That was not just a win; that was an annihilation! Following the lunch break, they played the other winning team from the morning s play, Sunraysia. It was much more closely contested with some absolutely brilliant bowling from both teams. However, no one was more brilliant than Lionel. Working as a well-balanced combination, Marie in her leading role, always had bowls in the head or near vicinity to work on. But it was Lionel who even had the opposing supporters in awe with his precision draw bowling. Such finesse! It was truly something to behold! No opposition bowl was sacred. Lionel, with Marie also chipping in, could just gently nudge their bowls out of play. Time and again the supporters squealed with delight at the skill and accuracy. and then that little wry smile would briefly appear on Lionel s face, before he knuckled down to the next shot. It was brilliant, just brilliant!! They won the match with some fantastic bowling on the second last end when Marie managed to edge one of their own bowls between three opposition bowls to take the shot away from what would otherwise have been a three score deficit. Talk about precision! Even Lionel was left shaking his head at that one. The final score, 18-13, looks comfortable on paper but it was certainly a tense tussle basically determined by the last three ends where their adroitness shone out. Lionel and Marie are now down to the last sixteen competitors in the State and will play their next match in Bendigo in April. The Club is proud of what they have already achieved and wish them the same great form when next they play. With the venue much closer to home and most other commitments filled by then, we will be encouraging a greater army of supporters to come along and cheer them on. 1

2 Boort Medical Practice 2 Coutts Street Boort Vic 3537 Telephone: Fax: In case of emergency dial 000 Surgery Hours 8.30am pm Monday - Friday After Hours Boort District Health Hair to Chat 19 Barber Street, for all hairdressing needs KAZZ S HEELS Chemist Depot Call in and check out the styles and colours At the Chemist Depot R. A Gregory & Sons Funeral Directors John Gregory Incorp with AG Adams & Sons Kerang No travel charge northern area Advertisement Hon PETER WALSH MLA Your State Member of Parliament Representing Murray Plains Electorate 496 High Street, ECHUCA 3564 Phone peter.walsh@parliament.vic.gov.au Please feel free to contact my office if I can be of help with matters concerning the State Government or any of its departments. Authorised by Peter Walsh, 496 High Street, Echuca, Funded from Parliament s Electorate & Communication Budget

3 Need a Caterer?? Pre-School Committee is available for all your catering needs Dinners, Weddings, Birthdays, Funerals, Afternoon Teas, Clearing Sales Reasonable rates Contact: Katrina van Eyk Kat_jak@hotmail.com Rob Manson Phone Grader Hire Channelling & Drainage Works Road Forming 50 Barber Street,, 3575 BJ RYAN PLUMBING Blaise Ryan Licensed in: Hot & Cold Water Sewer & Drainage Type A Gas Roofing Mini Excavation available Happy to service Torrumbarry, Patho, Leitchville,, Gunbower Free Small Business Support Coming to Looking to start a small business? Want to develop your existing small business? Help is on the way with the Victorian Government s Small Business Bus coming to on Wednesday 16 March. The Small Business Bus offers free mentoring throughout the day with an experienced business professional who can assist you in taking your small business to the next level. Bookings are essential for the mentoring sessions, so reserve your place now at business.vic.gov.au/sbb or call The Small Business Bus will be located outside Neighbourhood House, 22 Kelly Street in between 10am-4pm. Visitor to Bill Garvin came to on Saturday with his niece. They went for a drive and couldn't find any of the original school, just the school house now owned by Karen Thomason. After a trip to the Museum where they found some things of interest, they lunched at the Victoria Hotel and an old school pal was also there having lunch in Wanda Atkins n Dunn - they had a great chinwag of the s era. The cemetery was the next port of call and then home again. Bill lives in Bendigo. His father worked for Herrick's the butcher and they lived where M Skuditis lived. Museum - a wealth of history Open Tuesdays and Sundays call in and re-live the past! Pyramid Tyre & Auto Service Call and See Paul or Michael Phone: * Tyres * Batteries * Windscreens * Castrol Oils * Scan Tools * Air Conditioning * Front Wheel Alignment * Fuchs Oils * All Mechanical Repairs * TWM Pumps & Small Engines * Elite Fuel System Diesel Clean Machine i[ VICTORIA HOTEL Cold Beer Wines & Spirits Lunch and Dinner Wednesday to Saturday Accommodation Catering for functions Bottle Shop What s On at the Pub Kitchen open Wednesday-Saturday lunch and dinner Chinese & Australian meals available Lunch Specials Choose from 10 different $10 meals Wednesday Steak Night - $20 Scotch or T-Bone with a free house drink Thursdays Parma Night Classic Parma $17 8 different Parmas to choose from $18 Plus free house drink Fridays Joker Poker Fridays Total is $2,900 Free ticket with every drink bought between 6-8pm. Must be there to win. $5 Dry Schooners 6-8pm Follow us on facebook for all our news, updates, specials and events. victoriahotelpyramidhill Victoria Hotel supplies Kwik Gas swap bottles - all types of bottles accepted. Available 7 days per week 3

4 Store 2 Kelly St, Phone: Fax: Great range of Groceries Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Deli Items Meat & Bread Bottle Shop Rural Supplies Elgas Bottles Everything you need! FREE Home Delivery Telstra Phone Re-Charge Citylink Passes Fishing Licences Elgas Agents ATM Trading Hours Mon Fri Saturday 9 am-1.30 pm Sunday 10 am-1.30 pm CFA General Meeting Monday, 7th March at 8.00 pm Seniors News Firstly, our sympathy to the Burke Family on the passing of Dave, member of Senior Citz - R.I.P. Still working on a day trip, but not while we have this horrid weather. A reminder that the Seniors have a variety of events on Fridays. This week a DVD afternoon. Danny Blume Fashions will be here in May. Cards on Thursday nights at 7 pm. This week, Jeanette and Wanda played Trevor and Peg, the latter winning 6 games to 2. Stay well and stay safe. Boort & District Probus Club March Meeting 10am Friday, 4th March at BRIC Annual Meeting Following Meeting is Friday 1 st April, 10am at BRIC Pyramid Bakery Café Open 7 Days Mon Fri 7am to 8.30pm Sat-Sun - 8 am 8.30pm Stop cooking at 8 pm Meal Deals * Bec Special $ potato cakes, 5 dim sims, min.chips, 1.25L drink *Mick Special $ crabsticks, 5 potato cakes, 5 dim sims, min.chips *Dee Special $ fish, 3 calamari, 3 crabsticks, 1.25L drink *Chicken Schnitzel Box $10 Chicken schnitzel with chips & salad, 1 can drink *Fisherman s basket $25 2 of each - fish, crabsticks, prawns, calamari & scallops, min.chips, 1.25L drink *Fish Pack for 3 $25 3 fish, 3 potato cakes, 3 dim sims, min.chips, 1.25L drink *Pizza for 2 $20 (Thur-Sun) 1 Large pizza, small garlic & cheese pizza, 1.25L drink *Family Pizza Deal $30 2 large pizzas, small garlic & cheese pizza, 1.25L drink Home Made Bread Vienna Loaf Cob Loaf, Square Tin - all $4 Focaccia Rolls Variety of flavours 3 for $4 Phone: Jaeschke Silos Geoff Burke your local agent for Jaeschke Silos Selling Field Bins (Grain & Super) and Silos Phone a.h. Mobile fax

5 Mick s Rural Fencing Post & Rail Ca le & Sheep Yards Colourbond All types of fencing Servicing all areas Mick or Tracey Phone: Tip Truck Hire Soil, Gravel, Grain & Silage carted Contact Peter Reynolds Phone Mobile Victoria Street Welding Trailer Repairs Golf buggy trailers, Crates For all welding needs and small fabrication. Rob Alexander Ring Ken Talbot Cleaning Call Ken for all your carpet and upholstery cleaning needs Free quotes! Phone: Lions News Reading Glasses, Sunglasses, Batteries, Newspapers The Lions are still collecting these items, so if you have some you no longer need, don t throw them away, contact Bill or Tania Quinn, or any Lions Member and they will collect them. Any Interest - Deb and Wedding Dresses We are seeking interest from anyone who would like to sell their Deb or Wedding Dress. If there is enough interest, an afternoon or evening will be held where people can display/model their dresses so they can be sold. If you are interested, please ring Tania Quinn , by the end of February. Next Lions Market - 12th March At the next Market, there will be an Easter Egg hunt for kids to be held at about Also, an Easter Hamper Raffle drawn about 11 am. For more information, contact Colleen Fidler If you would like to know more about joining Lions contact Tania or Bill Quinn PHFNC Catering Committee Annual General Meeting Wednesday, 9th March 7 pm New members needed! V/LINE FROM MELBOURNE Monday Friday Train dep Melb 7.42 am & 6.24 pm Departs Bendigo 9.59 am & 8.39 pm Arrives Pyramid am & 9.42 pm Tuesday and Thursday (Need to book on Thursdays) Train dep Melb 1.15 pm Coach dep Bendigo 3.30 pm Arrive Pyramid 4.54 pm Friday Only Train dep Melb 7.21 pm Bendigo 9.09 Coach departs Bendigo 9.20 pm Arrives Pyramid pm Saturday only Train dep Melb 8.36 am & 6.36 pm Arrives Pyramid am & 9.46 pm Sunday only Train dep Melb 8.36 am & 6.36 pm Arrives Pyramid am & 9.46 pm TO MELBOURNE Monday Friday Train dep Pyramid 8.18 am & 1.57 pm Arrives Bendigo 9.21 am & 3.01 pm Arrives Melb am & 5.11 pm Tuesday and Thursday Coach dep Pyramid am Train dep Bendigo pm Arrive Melbourne 2.22 pm Friday only Coach dep Pyramid 5.05 pm Arrives Bendigo 6.20 pm Train Arrives Melb 8.43 pm Saturday only Train dep Pyramid 8.17 am & 2.37 pm Arrives Bendigo 9.20 am & 3.41 pm Arrives Melb am & 5.43 pm Sunday only Train dep Pyramid 8.17 am & 5.34 pm Arrives Bendigo 9.20 am & 6.37 pm Arrives Melb am & 8.45 pm 5

6 WANTED House to Rent in Filipino Couple with a cat Please contact Ed Bettina s Hair Beauty & Body Therapy For all the latest style in colours, perms and sets Body waxing & body spray tanning Vibrosaun Treatments Sheer relaxation Skin & muscle toning Natural Sea body wraps for detoxing & skin balance For A New You! Pyramid Newsagency/ Post Office Monday Friday 6.00 am 5.00pm Saturday 8.00 am 12 noon Sunday - Newsagency 8 am 11 am Post Office Closed Friendly service Great range of cards and stationery Book V/Line Tickets and much more Phone: Fax: Models Wanted Local townspeople are needed for a Community photograph at the base of the hill to support our arts grant submission. Meet at the Golf Club Rooms pm this Sunday ALL WELCOME (the more the better) Free soft drink to all models College News School Assembly - Thursday, 4th March at 1.30 in the BER building Hon Dr. Sharman Stone will be inducting our 2016 school student leadership team All welcome to come along. North Central District Swimming Sports Congratulations to our interschool swimming team who performed well at the North Central Swimming Carnival at St Arnaud last Tuesday. These students won the opportunity to represent the school after winning their individual event at the School House Swimming sports. The day produced some fantastic weather and some very strong competition. Schools competing were Boort, Wycheproof, St Arnaud, Charlton, Birchip, Donald, Wedderburn, Maryborough and Pyramid Hill. Our 15 students were always within the mix with their races, with the following placings being awarded. Brad Moon 14 Boys Breaststroke - 2nd Jorja Moon 13 Girls Backstroke - 3rd 13 Girls Freestyle - 3rd Olivia Hampson 14 Girls Breaststroke - 3rd 14 Girls Relay - 2nd Jorja Moon, Olivia Hampson, Brianna Stevens, Jordann Broad Building Contractor Home Renovations Vinyl Siding Concrete Works Laurie Smith Mobile: BPB-DB-L1458 Quinlans Water Deliveries Small or Large Load Will deliver anywhere for Domes c, Stock, Swimming Pools etc. 7 DAYS A WEEK. John & Julie Quinlan Phone Boort Dental Clinic For all your family dental needs Private and Concession Card Holder appointments Available Phone: GDB ELECTRICAL PTY LTD (Glen Bartels) REC No 1811 General Electrical Work Supply & wiring of new Hot Water Units TV antenna installations Selling & Servicing DAVEY PUMPS with a large range of spare parts always in stock Call Glen on Thinking of trading water? Want superior advice and service Call us You won t be disappointed

7 Farrar s Garage Elgas G Mechanical Repairs Servicing Spare Parts VACC Senior Mechanic Gladfield Rd, B.H A.H Purple Rain 7 Kelly Street Great range of gifts & Plants Open Wed. Thu. Fri. 10am 5pm Reid Plumbing RT40 Ditchwitch Trencher latest technology in trenching, fast, efficient, reliable with compe ve prices Office hour service Contact: Paul Reid Prescription Depot & Cohuna Amcal Pharmacy Check out our monthly catalogue specials Expert advice from our pharmacist any time. Vale Dave Burke Our Club was saddened to learn of the passing of our friend, former President and great supporter, Dave. Dave was President of the Club on three separate occasions and certainly enjoyed his games and collegiality. Dave s interest in the Club continued long after he finished playing and, even when in the Rest Home, he would make the trek on his gopher to spectate the local matches. He enjoyed joining in the social nights and participated with enthusiasm. It was heartwarming to know that the Burke bowls were being brought out of the closet to be used for Barefoot Bowls. The Club extends sincere sympathy to the family of Dave and trust that your fond memories, combined with ours, help ease the pain of your loss. Bowling Club World Day of Prayer Friday, 4th March 10 am At St. Patrick s Church Service prepared by Christians from Cuba Beautiful flowers by Margaret Ritchie In bouquets and boxes. Sending flowers worldwide. Member ofteleflora & Petals Flower Relay. Phone: Church Services St. Thomas Anglican Church Sunday February 28 th 11.00am Eucharist Sunday March 6 th * No service at St. Thomas 10.00am Eucharist at St. John s Bears Lagoon Further enquiries please phone Rector: Bishop Ron Stone Ph: Presbyterian Tyndale Church, Victoria Street All Services 2.30 pm Contact Mr Ern Miller Phone Church of Christ Kelly Street 11 am Worship Service Uniting Church Tyndale Church, Victoria Street Worship Services at 9 am Catholic Services Victoria Street St Patrick's Saturday 6.30pm (Eposition and confession 6pm) 7

8 Pyramid Bowls 60 and Over: The guys took the trip to Swan Hill to play the 60 and over matches last week. The team consisted of Ernie, Andy, Allan and the recruited Bill. Sincere condolences to Alan J who was absent due to a family bereavement. The team got off to a promising start winning their first two games 12-7 and 8-7. The second game was a nerve-racking event with the score tied at 7 a-piece going into the last end. The final game began well with a three shot end on the first and then neck-toneck scoring to be only one shot down going into the final end. Sadly, the chicken got wing clipped and three shots to the opposition meant they finished 4 short- that s two legs and two wings short of the full chook. A very big Thank You to the 60 and Over folk who agreed to the suggested move of their matches this week to Gunbower in order to allow the Club House to be available for the funeral of our esteemed life member, Dave, on Thursday. Consequently, Pyramid will host the 60 and Over tournament next week. Saturday Pennant: Yippee, WooHoo! Finally a win!! Not just one win: two wins!! That s certainly worth a happy dance. Last Saturday our Club hosted the Wakool Bowling Club whereby we enjoyed a great day of social engagement and bowls. Although we gave the Wakool folk a warm welcome and embraced them with some friendly banter, our hospitality ran out of flavour when it came to contesting the match. Division 1 were finally able to field teams close to full strength and set about their task of matching their vocal opponents in all manner. At times there seemed to be a competition between who could raise the most decibels such was the intensity and exuberance of the players. At lunch things looked a bit grim as Wakool had the upper hand with Pyramid down on two of the three rinks. However, the sandwich fillings were doctored with the right stuff this week and there was a good turn around after the refreshment break, particularly Beau and his team (Ian, Kate and Graham). Ian was on fire all day and Beau pulled off some great Skipper s shots to enable their team to turn the arrears into a credit (24-21). Great work! Lionel s rink worked hard to keep within touch and certainly had the most raucous opponents to contend with. Lionel, who did his best to match the vocal enthusiasm, led his team (Marie S., Jan and Andy) to a very fine tally. Although they didn t win their rink they stayed close enough to be covered by the other rinks. Concentration was the order of the day on the third rink where Pyramid led from the start and did not let their lead falter. Peter, playing Lead, gave his team plenty of optimism with his consistent placements. This good work allowed Marie N. and Laurie add to the head, while the Skip, Fred delivered an amazing display of touch bowling. You know you are in a good place when the opponents have to resort to up-shots and driving shots. Naturally, some of these worked but mostly the near misses acted in our favour. Three dead ends for the game meant we had to play a bit longer but the overall result was the reward for persistence and endeavour. The end score Overall, won Again, Yippee!! Division 3 playing on the front green were almost as boisterous in their play and with good reason. They also had a victory winning two of the three rinks. Glenys (Skip), Lorraine D., Rose and Gladys held their nerve to win by the barest of margins Allan, Bill, Barry and Ernie were close all day but fell away at the end to go down but their deficit was more than matched by the noisiest of all rinks Robyn (Skip), Jean, Lorraine F and Beth who won Jean was in great form yet again and still managed to produce some wonderful shots without being distracted by the mirth of those around her. Final score: Pyramid won What a day of celebration to have two wins on the one day! It hasn t happened very often and does little apart from enhance our own self-esteem, yet it is nice to bask in the glory of success just once in a while. Great stuff everyone!! Saturday Hotel: Last round of Pennant matches this week with both Divisions travelling to Barham Services. Following the day s play, players are encouraged to return to the Victoria Hotel for dinner by 7:00pm. Family and friends are welcome to join the gathering. Tournament: For the second time this season we have had to cancel a tournament due to the extreme heat. Although it is disappointing to have to make the cancellation, the Match Committee felt duty bound to put the well-being of players first before other considerations. Thanks to all who had already done the hard work of preparing the food and the greens in readiness for the Day. Particular thanks to Catering Committee organiser, Kate, and her back up support of members and husband, Tournament Secretary, Jan, and green keepers Andy and Alan who put in so much time and effort. Working Bee: Due to the changed arrangements for 60 and Over matches, the working bee and the lasering of the front green has been pushed back a week. The Working Bee will now be held on Saturday morning 5 th March commencing at 8:00am. Please make an effort to contribute some time. Barefoot Bowls: Once again the music played as the bare-foot bowlers, and those wearing shoes, enjoyed the competition of modified Jack Attack. One highlight of the night was Keeley doing cartwheels as she followed her bowl down the green. Oh, that we could all do that!! A cart-wheel or two would have really shown Wakool what we could do last Saturday! Another highlight was the last bowl pearler delivered by Ally to help her team to victory. Ally received her very first ever bowls trophy that night. The boxes of little Easter treats were just a small step up from the non-functioning pens from the previous week. May your emerging form enable you to enjoy many more victories on the bowling green, Ally. Winners on the night were George and his team but they were declared ineligible due to having won on the previous week. That meant Max Farrar (yet-to-signthe-membership-form Max) and his team were winners. The Shearer s team ( Moon, Moon and Mann) was Runner-Up and the Mixed Netball, with barely a netballer in sight (with the exception of one old has-been) was also Runner-Up. Ally was part of, and the only eligible part of, that team to collect the coveted trophy. This next week will see the culmination of the competition and the prizes will be well worth the effort. Board Meeting: will be held on Wednesday 2 nd March 8:00pm Pyramid Butchery Paul Walters Phone: Smallgoods Poultry Products Ham & Bacon Cut up and pack private stock Spit hire 8

9 Lancaster Excavations 5 tonne excavator for hire - Trenching - Desilting - Irrigation pipes and outlets - Auger post holes Phone Jason jaslance@hotmail.com This page is all advertisements as there are not enough articles to spread them out through the Press. Northern District Community Health Service 12 Victoria Street 9.00 am 4.00 pm Monday Friday Nurse available between 9 10 am Phone: Enquiries to BK TALBOT Transport Grain Gypsum Gravel Hay Contact Byron Mobile: Ross James ELECTRICAL ec22424 But, our business supporters are important - we just need more articles! Bendigo Bank at the Chemist 13 Kelly Street Phone: Fax: Hours: Monday-Friday 10 am 12 1 pm 4 pm G L & C M Thomas Transport Residential Commercial Industrial Mobile: Rossjameselectrical@live.com.au S0licitor & District By Appointment Mobile Consultations at Home/Farm/Business/Workplace Mark Ryan Legal GP Phone/Fax: legalgp@bigpond.com Web: OBLIGATION FREE Initial phone consultation/advice Concrete & Quarry Products Phone: Proudly Providing Quality Service B Double, Single Trailers for Livestock, Wool, Tipper, General & Container Freight Clean, Reliable, Friendly Phone: Graeme: All Trades Home Maintenance For Decking Wall & Floor Tiling Fences, Sheds & all House Repairs Rob Alexander

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