Campdraft in Macarthur
The Western District Campdraft Club was in Macarthur this weekend for the Annual 2010 Campdraft.
All welcome to watch. Free Admission.
Where: Macarthur Recreation Reserve (Port Fairy - Hamilton Road)
It was expected that 1200 head of cattle for the 26th, 27th 28th February 2010 campdraft. Campers stayed at Hawkesdale in the week prior to the campdraft with some campers at the Macarthur Recreation Reserve.
The next Campdraft is in November 2010.
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Corangamite Library
The Corangamite Library operates in Macarthur within a newly built building at the Macarthur Primary School.
Feel free to come browse the collection with the friendly help of Jullie. Jullie has an extensive range of books, talking books and DVDs, AND if it is not in the library, she can order it for you.
Open: Monday 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Open: Wednesday 1:30pm - 4:30pm
Where: Macarthur Primary School, (23 Russell Street)
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New: Circuit Training at the Rec. Reserve
Full use of the Gym Equipment & Qualified Instructor
(A minimum of 5 required to maintain the program)
Come and Give it a Try!!
Where: Macarthur Recreation Reserve
When: Monday @ 11:00am;
Monday @ 7:30pm;
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Community Auction & Car Boot Sale
MADA will be holding an ‘AUCTION’ combined with a ‘CAR BOOT SALE’ at the Recreation Reserve.
All welcome to attend.
When: 21st March, 2010
Where: Macarthur Recreation Reserve, Macarthur
Site Bookings: Contact Merilyn Cook (03) 5576 1113
Saleable items only for the Auction please.
‘Sailing South’ - Dramus Theatre
Dramas Theatre from Hamilton presents:
‘Sailing South’ in Macarthur
When: 20th February, 2010 (7:30pm)
Where: Macarthur Mechanics Hall Institute
Tickets: $20 per person from Lions members (prepaid)
This production is set in old England and tells the story about a group of characters transported to Australia and the interesting situations they get themselves into.
Three of the cast of eleven have personal connections with Macarthur towns folk and would be a great opportunity to support these talented people.
Tickets are on sale now from Lions members. Included in the cost are savouries, sherries and a light supper. Patrons are asked to BYO drink and nibbles, if needed.
Table bookings of 8, or individual bookings are accepted.
All tickets must be prepaid and no tickets will be sold at the door on the night of the production. Any further enquiries can be directed to Lesley Addinsall: (ph) 5576 1128.
Macarthur News January 2010
Please find the new January Issue of Macarthur News for 2010.
There are two parts to the Newsletter this month.
Macarthur News January 2010 Part A
(Please note that part A is 2.4MB and 8 pages)
Macarthur News January 2010 Part B
(Please note that part B is 750kB and 4 pages)
Macarthur Australia Day Tea
Macarthur Community Australia Day Tea
When: 26th January, 2010 (6:30pm)
Where: Rotunda on High Street
Commencing with a BBQ. A guest speaker has been arranged and following some entertainment a free light supper will be served.
If the weather is inclement then the function will be held in the Macarthur Hall. Everyone is welcome!
Those attending are asked to bring their own chairs or rug and alcoholic drinks if required, but tea and coffee will be available.
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Christmas Lights walk
Another year and the Christmas Lights walk is on again. Be dazzled with Christmas lights presented by residents for young and old to enjoy!
Date: Thursday 17/12/09
Time: 9:15pm
Venue to meet: Mechanics Institute
* Please note parents and guardians are responsible for their children.
Macarthur Park Country Cottages
Macarthur Park Country Cottages
Russell Street
Macarthur VIC 3286
Phone (Mobile): 0409 392647
Phone (Home): (03) 5439 2647
Email Contact: peter.gilmour3@bigpond.com
Double and Twin share accommodation available
All Linen Supplied
The GVBR arrives in to town
A few early showers didn’t deter the 5000 riders who rode into Macarthur on Sunday 29th November. The sun shone after lunch which allowed everyone to enjoy some of the fare that was on offer in the main street. Activities available to the riders included ‘horse and coach rides’, live music, tennis, swimming as well as bus rides out to Mount Eccles National Park and Wildflower Alpaca Farm. The streets were alive with people who sat down to relax and have something to eat from the various stalls. A fabulous effort was made by all those involved.







