McKellars Picture Framing

26/12/2014

Looking good

05/12/2014

16/10/2014

On the lake at Shepparton a great day out for GVCPSG

22/08/2014

Great day
Come on down

19/08/2014

See you at the winter city market this Fri 22 and Sat 23. We have lots of heavily reduced picture frames, these prices are for the market days only. Located at High Street south end of Mall.

14/08/2014

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03/06/2014

Let's have a referendum on Andrew Fairly Avenue and see what the community really wants

21/05/2014

Shepparton chamber rethinks Andrew Fairley Avenue closure support
Posted Tue 20 May 2014, 11:30am AEST

MAP: Shepparton 3630
The board of the Shepparton Chamber of Commerce has rescinded its decision to back the closure of Andrew Fairley Avenue and the sale of the land to SPC Ardmona.

The about-face came at a special chamber meeting last night, forced by its members who were unhappy the board had backed the street closure without consulting them.

The board will also withdraw its submission to the Greater Shepparton Council supporting the move.

Former chamber manager Morrie McKellar started the petition which eventually forced the chamber's hand.

He says he is relieved the chamber's stance on the controversial street closure now reflects its membership and he believes it is now up to the wider community to make their views known to the Greater Shepparton Council.

"I'd like to put more pressure on the council but it's up to the individuals, now we've done our little bit for the chamber of commerce because I think that needed to be done," he said.

05/05/2014

WHAT A GREAT LETTER

Backing of COGS and CocaCola Amatil/SPCA road closure...

Mr Ryan, I have been a National, National/Liberal party voter for 47 years. But guess what? that will not be occurring ever, ever again.

How dare you speak out on an issue of which you are not fully informed? The proposed closure of Andrew Fairley Avenue by the CEO, Mayor and Councillors of the City of Greater Shepparton, at the behest of the management of Coca Cola Amatil/SPCA, is nothing more than a 'land grab' by the latter and an act of greed and stupidity by the former.

Thursday 1st May, you were an invited guest at the opening of a new milk processing plant in Shepparton. Before you shot your mouth off...... did you not look around the area in which this event took place? Mr. Ryan, that area is a significant, growing Industrial Zone that employs demonstratively more permanent staff 12 months of the year than Coca Cola Amatil/SPCA, during their so called 'peak season'. For you to have the audacity to make a public statement on a local issue (not a State issue) indicates that professionalism is not your strong point.

Andrew Fairley Avenue is the main major arterial road/rail crossing into that Industrial Zone. It also is one of only three railway crossings from Benalla Road/High Street through to Balaclava Road/New Dookie Road connecting the City with the Industrial area. One of the two remaining crossings goes under water after heavy rain and was closed for ten days during floods a few years ago.

Perhaps you are unaware that SPCA Management dismissed 72 employees just three weeks ago.
SPCA's tomatoes are mostly processed and canned at the Kagome Factory in Echuca! and the larger 3kg cans of processed tomatoes are actually manufactured at Billabong Produce in Jerilderie NSW. Coca Cola Amatil/SPCA definitely do not require more land (Public land) to continue to operate effectively/efficiently here in Shepparton.

Tony Abbott was most certainly better informed on this issue when he made the decision to not fund Coca Cola Amatil/SPCA from the Federal purse. Perhaps this should be a lesson to you - do your homework before you open your mouth.

22/04/2014

To The Editor

“Angry Member”

The article printed in the Shepparton News on Tuesday 15th April, “Chamber backs SPC road closure request”, reports that the Chamber has backed the closure of Andrew Fairley Avenue in a unanimous vote of the executive. The Chamber President said that the vote took place at a regular Board meeting.

Having served the Chamber of Commerce for over 13 years, as Manager and Board Member, and still passionately involved as a business member, I am astounded that the current Board has made such astatement and published it in the local press - astatement which perceivably represents itsmembership, but the Board did not seek the opinion of its members, many of whom are now very angry and disappointed. The Chamber’s statement borders on being politically unforgiveable.

The Chamber Board members, some of whom have years of governance experience, should have knownbetter. I personally have been accused of stirring the pot, but the community have contacted me on this matter as most people still assume I am involved with the Chamber Board.

My strong personal feeling, having regard to the best interests of Chamber members, is that the road should not be closed. The Board are the ones thathave made this decision and put the future credibilityof the Chamber of Commerce in jeopardy.

There is only one solution now for the Chamber of Commerce Board, and that is to rescind theirdecision, and I mean the Board’s decision – which clearly is not that of many of the members.

Most importantly, as well they must withdraw their submission to Council and alternatively make individual submissions as is their independent right.

Morry McKellar

04/04/2014

It's been a while since our last post, but don't worry, we're still here! We've just been busy framing all sorts of things: prints, footy jumpers, paintings, canvases, cross-stitches...you name it :)

And don't forget, we can replace glass while you wait!

19/12/2013

Some of our finished products