Gates will open at 11am with an entry fee of $30 per person, which includes a race book. Aged pensioners are $20, and entry is free to those under 16 years of age.
Catering and a bar will be available, and patrons are reminded that there is strictly no BYO.
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The Two Rivers Run Tractor Trek is on its way to the Murrumbidgee after leaving from the local area.
So named because it runs from the Murray to the Murrumbidgee, participants gathered at Tocumwal Town Beach at the start of the trek on Sunday.
Run by the Urana Vintage Machinery Club Inc, Corowa Historic Vehicle & Machinery Club and Riverina Vintage Machinery Club Inc, the trek is held to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease research.
It is named in honour of Jerilderie’s Ian Sneddon, a life member of the Riverina club, who was diagnosed with MND while still a participant and who has since lost his battle with the disease.
The trek has already made its way through Blighty and Conargo on its way to the end point at the Bolton Fire Shed, after which the trekkers will return to Berrigan to finish up on March 23.
Fundraising evenings will be hosted at the Coleambally Club on March 21 from 8pm and the Berrigan Footy Club rooms at 8pm on March 23.
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There’s a new Red Hatters group in Tocumwal who are having a welcome morning tea at the ‘Drome Cafe on March 26 at 10am.
The ‘Fabulous Fuchsias’ Red Hatters of Tocumwal is a group of women who gather to have fun and make friends.
They wear red hats and shoes and purple clothing at all gatherings and come along with a happy ‘hattitude’.
There is an annual $20 joining fee which covers sundries such as birthday cards, flowers, or small gifts.
For more information, please message the ladies on their Facebook page ‘Fabulous Fuchsias of Tocumwal’.
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Haynes Butchery Tocumwal will be donating a side of lamb up for raffle, with all proceeds going to the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal.
Raffle tickets will be available for purchase from the butchery - one ticket for $2 or 3 for $5 with the raffle being drawn on Good Friday, March 29 at 11.30am.
The raffle is open to residents of Australia only with the winning order to be collected via pickup at store within trading hours, at a pre-arranged time and date, within 30 calendar days of draw.
The winner will be contacted by phone on the day of the raffle.
If the winner is unable to be contacted within 24 hours, a new winner will be drawn.
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The Berrigan Shire Council is introducing a three-bin waste collection system from July 1.
The introduction of the organics service in NSW councils has been mandated by the NSW Government to help reduce the strain on landfills.
As part of the start-up process, a team will be out in the community in the coming weeks to answer all your questions with the Tocumwal session to be held on Friday, March 22 from 3pm to 5pm outside the Tocumwal Library.
There is also a FAQ page on the Berrigan Shire Council website which will continue to be updated as more information becomes available.
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