Lorraine Ward has been recognised for her service to the Museum Miniature Railway Club Yanco with a plaque and the railway's ticket office being named in her honour.

NEW PRESIDENT AIMS TO BUILD CLUB

Leeton Lions Club had a change of guard recently, with Maureen Smith taking on the role of president.

GREENS DOMINATE DERBY

Leeton reaffirmed its status as a league tag powerhouse with a comprehensive 28-0 win over Bidgee Hurricanes last Sunday at Narrandera.

ECOLOGIST PICKED FOR WATER PANEL

Leeton ecologist and chairman of the Fivebough and Tuckerbil Wetlands Trust, Mike Schultz, has been selected to be part of a panel set-up to provide advice to the Federal Government on water recovery and water efficiency issues.

TWO WALK AWAY FROM CRASH

Two Leeton residents were lucky to escape serious injury after a collision involving two vehicles at the intersection of Palm Avenue and Muntenpen Street.

AXE TO SWING AFTER CROWS' DEFEAT

Matt Smith has put his players on notice after a scoreless final quarter saw the Crows go down 14. 9 (93) to 10.14 (74) to Turvey Park on Sunday.

MOVIES INTO 21ST CENTURY

Roxy Theatre has leapt into the 21st century with the theatre's two projectors receiving a substantial upgrade with the installation of xenon short arc lamps as their light source, replacing technology from the early days of cinema.

LUCKY ESCAPE AFTER BEING TRAPPED

A Leeton male was lucky to escape virtually unharmed after the vehicle he was driving struck a power pole in wet and slippery conditions at the intersection of Palm Avenue and Brobenah Road on Friday evening.

FEAST OF FOOTBALL

Leeton experienced football overload at the weekend - even with the Greens playing in Griffith, it was one of the rare occasions that all four codes were represented at home.

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