Can You Guess Who This Week’s Local Legend Is ???

A couple of excerpts from this week”s legend.

“All our entertainment was at home, and with our cousins close by, we were always doing things together,” he said. But with the family fun came family responsibilities, especially when it came to farm work. “We always helped out on the farm. Mostly we’d be shutting dogs up or feeding out hay. If we were too small to lift the bales, Dad would do it while we steered the ute,” ………….“We were considered the wildest, most conservative bunch of blokes in the state,”……..“I remember [Farmer X] riding a Vespa on campus at over 100 km per hour with nothing but a pair of shorts and a girl’s night bonnet on.”…….“We marched on Anzac Day on April 25^th, 1965,” he said. “It was the 50^th anniversary of Gallipoli, it was huge, and I remember fifty plus veterans from the district marching, with a few World War I veterans. Dr Neil Joseph was the officer commanding them during the march and was barking out the orders.” ………….