Wine tasting and Pizzas
WINTER SUNDAYS
LOCAL WINES AND PRODUCE
12 noon - 5 pm Bookings Preferred
MENU
Picking platter $13.00
Soup of the Day with Freshly Baked bread $8.50
Choice of 6 Pizza flavours $13.50 each
Cake $6.00
Scones,jam,cream $6.00
Coffee/Tea $3.00
Every Sunday except 18th July and 21st August
18th July will be a winter roast with entertainment from Marney McQueen
21st August closed. (Hawks v Dockers)
Come and enjoy local wines, a pizza or just a picking platter. Produce from all local businesses.
Entrance to the pavilion and facilities is $5.
Scotts College
Wellington January 2010 on their visit to the HHCG.
NEWS
Boys from our Coaching Camps were invited to make up a team to tour the North East, Highlands country last week. They successfully won 3 of their 4 games and had a great tour despite the heat. see photo of boys about to leave on day 1.
The previous week, a team from Scotts College, Wellington, NZ played a Young Explorers Team to narrowly take out the game. We thoroughly enjoyed having our guests and hope the rest of their tour was successful.
Local products available are Carrick Cherry Jam and Sauce from Flowerdale, Misty Springs Jams from Murrindindi, Murrinstone Olive Oil from Yea, beautiful Est soap products and others.
Casual visitors are most welcome. $5 gains access to the pavilion.
If you wish to enjoy lunch with the cricketers please ring 57849344 or email don@humeandhovell.com.au
With renovations to the ground and wicket and the pavilion freshly painted we are looking forward to a fabulous season of cricket.
Over the last 4 weeks students and teachers from Ballarat Grammar School have volunteered their time to help farmers affected by the Bush Fires.
Saturday, 7th February about 4 pm we were advised that the Kilmore / Wallan fire with a wind change would put Strath Creek at risk.
Margaret Smith CEO of The Children First Foundation, addresses the cricketers at the HHCG on happenings with the Foundation.
Old Scotch boys defeat Old Melbournians in a game organised by Anthony Warner of Primary Edge
Eccentrics and Explorers had another fabulous day with great cricketing fellowship.
We've just had some re-surfacing of the oval in preparation for the 2008/09 season.
We are Cricket loving gentlemen who assemble periodically at the Hume & Hovell Cricket Ground
The Lions Club of Kyabram conduct an annual competition to find and encourage Bush Poetry. From 15 competitors from all over Don McQueen was judged the 'Bush Poet of the Year 2007'.
Congratulations to Josh Cunningham and Daniel Evans on being appointed Vice Captain and Captain of Cricket at Assumption College.
North Melbourne and Richmond Cricket Clubs now have 5 boys who graduated through our Coaching Camps
The Hume and Hovell Cricket Ground has only suffered damage to one shed (completely burnt down) paddocks burnt, no livestock lost, fences burnt. We are extremely lucky as the fire has licked around every other building and even ran under the picket fence at Bay 13 for about 4 feet then stopped. So it is business as usual although the fields are black around us.
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