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Volume 11 - 24 April, 2012

Jus ce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity

Dear Parents and Students

Tomorrow we remember with thanks and deep gra tude the great courage and sacrifice of our fallen troops. We pray to our God of love and liberty in thanks for the peace and security we enjoy as a Na on today. We pray that freedom, truth and jus ce can be brought to all na ons and that our quest for peace be granted.

“My commandment is this:

Love one another, just as I love you.

The greatest love you can have for your friends

Is to give your life for them.” John 15 : 12 ‐13

CONGRATULATIONS

To Madeleine Lloyd, Year 10, who has been appointed as the Greenslopes Member of the 2012 YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament. Maddie is the member for Tourism and Economic reform. She represents youth in the Greenslopes electorate and can be contacted at [email protected] . The Youth Parliament will be held in September. Aged just 15, Maddie is one of the youngest members to par cipate in this apoli cal state‐wide program for youth aged 15‐25. She will work alongside 11 other representa ves across the State to ensure the considered voice of our young people is heard and reflected in meaningful ways. We are delighted to see Maddie’s talents and gi s being given in such important service of the community and wish her every success.

To the Choristers and Musicians who all performed so well at this year’s Autumn Concert series. They are a credit to themselves, and the teachers and families who support and encourage them. I commend you for your commitment and your involvement and thank you for the pleasure you bring to us through such enjoyable and entertaining musical performances. Congratula ons and thanks to the Music Department.

Lord our God, boundless provider, source of peace that the world cannot

give, kindly hear our constant prayer for those who bore witness to your

own fidelity by giving their lives for those they loved. Resurrect them

in our true homeland and perfect that peace for which they longed and died.

We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.



UNIFORM STANDARDS

I appreciate the support of all members in the community in the maintenance of high and consistent uniform dress standards across the school.

Wearing the uniform well, in accordance with regula ons at all mes, is an outward sign to all that Loreto is a school where spirit and morale are high. That we have such a school is not in doubt. So, I commend to you the efforts of all in ensuring that we enjoy full commitment to consistent high standards of excellence in our uniform presenta on.

A 10 point checklist to remember and follow:

Hair beyond shoulder length is to be pinned neatly back and ed with blue ribbon.

Hair colour should not be of an unnatural tone or shade.

Hair styles must not prevent hats from being worn firmly in place.

College hats are to be worn in public and in sunshine.

No make‐up is to be worn.

No jewellery, except for one pair of small plain studs or sleepers in the earlobes and a wrist watch.

No fingernail polish is to be worn.

Only school based badges are to be worn on es.

Lace‐up shoes are to be in good order, clean and polished.

Blazer (in colder weather) should be worn.

Whilst the blazer is not compulsory, I strongly encourage it to be worn during Terms 2 and 3, whenever the temperature permits, as it complements the uniform immensely. Certainly, it should be worn whenever the students represent the school in official capaci es, such as Deba ng for example. Can I also remind students that they are to change in and out of sports uniform at the beginning and end of each PE lesson. The sports uniform can only be worn to and from school for official training or matches.

In shopping centres, I frequently encounter students at leisure and am pleased to note that, for the most part, I have seen Loreto girls behaving and presen ng very well. However, on a few occasions I have been disappointed with some aspects of the uniform and this is most especially disappoin ng when they are in the company of parents. I ask that you please remember our clear expecta ons in this regard. Whenever in public, the uniform is to be worn in full compliance with our high standards. Please check Pages 93 and 94 in the Student Handbook for further details.

I thank you for your full support in the interest of school spirit and pride in high standards.

CONDOLENCES

To the Loreto Sisters on the loss of Sr Eileen Riley IBVM who passed away late last week. Sr Eileen taught here in the 80’s. I remember her as a generous and crea ve woman with a deligh ul sense of fun. We give thanks for her life of love and service. May she rest lovingly in God’s eternal peace. Amen.

We offer our prayers and sincere sympathies to the family of Ashleigh and Shannon O’Connor on the recent passing of their Grandmother, Patricia. May she rest eternally in God’s loving peace. Amen.

Yours sincerely

Mrs Cheryl Hamilton Principal



XäxÇàá VtÄxÇwtÜ Wednesday 25 April

Anzac Day

Thursday 26 April

St Vincent de Paul Special School Visit

Debating Round 2 - Year 10 and 12

Friday 27 April

Year 11 C Art Photography Excursion

Year 11 Geography Field Trip

Interact Dance

Saturday 28 April

Tennis - Round 8

Tuesday 1 May

Parent/Student/Homeroom Teacher Interviews - 1.30pm - 6.30pm

Year 10 Marist Dancing 7pm - 9.30pm

Wednesday 2 may

Debating Round 2 - Year 8 & Snr A

Thursday 3 May

Year 11 Retreat - 3 and 4 May

Year 12 Mod History UQ Research Day

Year 10 English - Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm (optional)

Friday 4 May

Year 9 Geography Field Trip

Saturday 5 May

Round 9 Tennis

All Schools Cross Country Championships

Monday 7 May

Labour Day

Tuesday 8 May

BSGSA Grading Meeting

Year 10 Marist Dancing 7pm - 9.30pm

Wednesday 9 May

German Day

Jazz Ensemble & Chorale Workshops 2.30 - 6.00pm

BSGSA Cross Country Invitation Meet 4.00pm

Debating Round 3 - Year 9 & 11

Volume 11 – 24 April, 2012


VtÜxxÜá axãá Careers and Employment Expo Friday 4 and Saturday 5 May is the Careers and Employment Expo. This should be a great event where students can find out more about relevant career pathways and employment opportunities. The Year 10 students will be attending the expo as part of their careers unit on Friday 4th. I would encourage all other students to attend the expo on Saturday between 10am and 4pm at the convention centre. Admission is free. For further details http://www.eocexpo.com.au/LiveEvents.aspx?eid=14

Careers that shape the world (University of Queensland) Registrations are now open for the Careers that shape the world experience day to be held on July 12 (school holidays)at The University of Queensland’s St Lucia campus. Developed specifically for Year 11 and Year 12 students, this free event provides an exciting and wide variety of work-shops focusing on career outcomes across all fields of education. Students are able to self-select the sessions they would like to attend, based on their career interests. If any students are interested in this wonderful day, please open the links below to see what sessions are on offer and then go to the registration link. Program link: http://www.uq.edu.au/sbs/docs/Events/ProgramShapeWorld2012.pdf Registration link: http://www.uq.edu.au/sbs/registration Christine Jones - Careers Coordinator

Wxutà|Çz axãá At the end of last term, debaters completed the first of four rounds. Thank you to the coaches for your time and expertise, to the parents who are taking results and comments and a huge thank you to the girls for their enthusiasm and commitment. We did very well in Round One. Wins went to 12.1, 11.2, 10.1, 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 8.1 and 8.4. I encourage girls to be prompt to meetings and listen closely to advice from coaches and adjudicators. Good luck with the next round! Rosemary O’Neill - Debating Coordinator

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2012/2013 Entertainment™ Books are now available to families, with funds raised going towards the school. The new Book is packed with hundreds of up to 50% off and 2-for-1 offers. For more details please complete the attached flyer or visit www.entertainmentbook.com.au Thank you.

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The annual Interact student dance will be held on Friday 27 April from 7.00pm - 10.30pm at the Carina PCYC, 27 Narracott Street, Carina. This dance is for all Year 8 - 12 Loreto students and boys from invited schools ie : Villanova, Iona, Marist Ashgrove, St Laurence’s, Terrace and Anglican Boys Grammar (Churchie). The theme this year is “Loreto Luau Party”. Admission is $12.00 plus current student ID is required for entry. We desperately need parent volunteers who are able to assist with various jobs at the dance including supervision of dance floor and outside supervision, ticketing and cloakroom duties. If you can help with parent supervision please complete the tear off slip at the back of this newsletter and return to the College office asap! Thank you.

The following rules of entry apply:

Alcohol, drugs, cigarettes and lighters are not permitted

Wtàx VÄt|ÅxÜá Year 8 Mother and Daughter High Tea - 3.30pm Sunday 20th May. See flyer attached to newsletter.

Year 9 Parent Get Together will be held at Spizzico Restaurant (Kangaroo Point) on Wednesday 23rd May at 7.00pm. More details to follow.

Year 12 Formal - Will be held on Saturday night, 14th July at the Hilton Grand Ballroom.

Year 12 Parent Dinner - Saturday 14th July (formal night) at the Tattersalls Club in Brisbane. Tattersalls is very close to the Hilton (where formal is being held) so will be a great venue to catch up with other parents while our

daughters enjoy their night. Details to follow soon.



No stiletto heels

Coats and bags are to be left in the cloak room before the dance

No chewing gum is permitted

Respectable dress standards are required.

Please take particular note of the last point and do not embarrass yourself or the parent volunteers by being inappropriately dressed. Parents will be phoned and asked to collect any girl who is not dressed appropriately. Be reminded that unacceptable attire includes (but is not limited to) the following:

No very short shorts or skirts

No midriff tops or backless tops

No plunging necklines

No masseur sandals or thongs.

Helen Carty - Deputy Principal - Pastoral Care

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French Trip

Parents are reminded that a $1200 payment is due to be made at the end of this week. This amount will be deducted from your credit cards on Friday 27th April. An important meeting will be held in room 402 on Monday 21st May at 6:30pm to discuss luggage, clothing, money and information about contacting home from France. The girls will bring a letter home with precise details about the meeting later this week. 7 months and counting!! Louise Tilly, Languages Coordinator

`âá|v axãá Music Concerts Congratulations, our first Music Department concert last Friday was very well attended and all students performed very well. Our second concert is tonight, Tuesday 24 April at 6pm. I would like to remind parents that these concerts are key events in the ongoing development of our ensembles and our students. Attendance by all students at the concert in which their ensemble is performing is compulsory. Our expectation is that all students will arrive on time at 5:30 pm at the Mary Ward Centre and go immediately to meet their conductor in the nominated warm up area. The concerts will finish sometime between 8 pm and 9pm. If your daughter is unable to attend the concert in which they are listed to perform, then you should contact the Coordinator of Music, Mr Ben Langford, in writing well prior to the event to negotiate a solution. The concert is licensed and beer and wine will be available for adults. Alcohol must only be consumed in the “supper” area next to the canteen – glasses should never be taken back to the seating area. A complete program can be found in the Concert Information on the Music Noticeboard.

Behaviour Expectations Could parents please remind their daughters of the following expectations that hold true for any music concert.

1. Audience members are expected to be present for the entire concert, whether their performance is first or last on the night – this is a basic courtesy to the other performing groups. Obviously, occasionally circumstances may not allow this to be possible, but students arriving late or departing early should always be approved in advance by the Coordinator of Music.

2. Mobile phones are not to be used in any way during a concert. Staff will confiscate mobile phones if they see students texting or playing games in the audience.

3. When not on stage, students should always be seated either with their parents or in the designated Student Seating area

4. Students are not to gather in the Mezzanine or at the back of the hall at any time during the concert.

5. After a performance, students should pack up and return to the audience, not stay in warm-up areas.

6. It is an expectation of a Formal Concert that audience members do not speak during a performance or while the Compere is introducing a performance.

7. Use of toilets and drinking fountains should be restricted to before the concert or during Intermission.

8. All mobile phones should be turned off – and not used for texting or calls during the concert.



8. All mobile phones should be turned off – and not used for texting or calls during the concert.

9. You should show your appreciation through polite applause only, not calling out / cheering.

Concert Supper Could all students who are performing at the Concert tonight please bring a plate along for Supper.

Loreto Music Festival The schedule for Music Festival heats has now been posted on the Music Notice Board. Heats will begin with Junior Instrumental Solo on Thursday 3rd May and will run until Wednesday 30th May. Ben Langford - Director of Music ctÜxÇàBfàâwxÇàB[ÉÅxÜÉÉÅ gxtv{xÜ \ÇàxÜä|xãá On Tuesday, 1 May we will be conducting interviews for each student and her parent/s with one of her Homeroom teachers. The purpose of this interview is to reflect on the student’s progress and to make positive and practical plans for the future. The interviews will have a slightly different focus depending on the student’s Year Level, eg Year 8’s will reflect on the process of settling into secondary school and Year 11’s on their adjustment to senior schooling. The Year 10 interviews will form part of the development of each student’s Senior Education Training Plan.

Interviews will be conducted between 1.30pm and 6.30pm and will be for approximately 15 minutes. Your daughter should have received her interview time from her Homeroom Teacher. Classes will conclude at 12.30pm. Students may go home or be supervised at school during the remainder of the afternoon. This interview is in addition to the Parent/Student/Subject Teacher interviews held in July when parents have the opportunity to talk with each of their daughter’s teachers about her progress in particular subjects. We hope this interview opportunity will enhance communication between families and the College and our ability to provide the very best for your daughters academically and pastorally. Helen Carty - Deputy Principal - Pastoral Care

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Congratulations to Rebecca Newman Year 12, Maddie Blanchfield Year 11, Samantha Bull Year 11 and Tiarne Miller Year 8 who participated in Rostrum Voice of Youth speaking competition over the weekend. The girls were very well prepared and presented detailed and interesting speeches with style and confidence. It was a privilege to be a member of the audience and a great pleasure to be addressed by such impressive young women. The wonderful news is that Maddie, Samantha and Tiarne progress to the next round on May 12th. Fantastic effort! Kath McCormack - Coordinator

c 9 Y axãá A reminder that the P & F Denim and Lace Gala Dinner Dance is being held on 16 June. Now is the time to purchase your tickets! Spend the night dining and dancing in the company of friends. Listen to the sounds of the great band - Whosyadaddy. Complimentary sparkling bubbles and canapés on arrival. A lovely meal will be provided for you to enjoy. What more could you need? Grab some friends now so you will be ready for the night. There is a special ‘early bird’ ticket - buyers raffle so get in soon!A further reminder that the next P and F meeting will be held on 1 May, at 7.30 pm in the staffroom. We hope to see you there. Elizabeth Fort - P & F Secretary eÉÅxÉ tÇw ]âÄ|xà g{xtàÜx XåvâÜá|ÉÇ The Year 10 students are going to see a performance of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ on Thursday May 3 at Playhouse Theatre at QPAC Southbank. It begins at 7.30 and finishes at 9.30 with no interval. The girls are asked to find their own transport to and from the venue. Dress is smart. Mobile phones must be switched off during the performance. We ask the girls to be there between 7 and 7.15 so that the roll can be marked and tickets distributed. English Teachers are accompanying the students. The girls’ response has been enthusiastic and we hope the 95 girls who are attending gain much enjoyment and enrichment from the performance. Mrs O’Donoghue - English Coordinator



fÑÉÜàá WxÑtÜàÅxÇà axãá Cross Country Squad

Congratulations to the girls who competed in the University of Queensland Cross Country meet last Friday after school. Well done to the following girls for outstanding results:

13 years age group – 5th Maddison Chinn, 7th Beth Kassulke, 10th Taylor Chinn

14 years age group - 7th Megan Laycock, 9th Zoe McNamee

15 years age group – 4th Hannah Wixted

16 years age group – 5th Gabrielle Kassulke, 6th Emily Smallhorn

17 years age group – 2nd Eloise Carroll, 9th Toula Savva, 10th Cassandra Dance.

The next Cross Country meet will be the All Schools Cross Country Championships at St Paul’s School, Bald Hills. This is held on Saturday 5 May. There is private transport and from the venue. The team will meet at 12.00pm at the venue.

The timetable of events are as follows:

13 year girls start at 12.50pm




17 year girls start at 3.30pm.

If you have any further enquiries please contact Mrs Stevens in the Sports office.

Congratulations To Bridget Sankey from Year 12 who has been selected in the 19 years and under Girls Football. Bridget will be competing in the State Championships in Cairns on 19 to 22 May 2012. We wish her every success in the competition.

Wednesday Afternoon Sport

Wednesday sport will begin again on Wednesday 16 May 2012. The teams have been selected for Hockey, Netball and Soccer. Teams will be notified of training times this week. Details of the competition as well as permission forms will be distributed to the girls who are involved. Meg Stevens - Director of Sport

Representative Sport – Volleyball

Congratulations to Gabryela Sellars, Georgia Johnson, Julia Logan and Kate Hutchins who have all been granted a 12 month QAS Scholarship in the sport of Volleyball. This will provide them with: expert training and testing, clothing and equipment and carnival opportunities. We know that the girls will embrace this opportunity and wish them all the best. Kirsty Gore – Volleyball Coordinator

Tennis This Week’s Draw: Round 8: 28 April

A/ARES New Grading (TBA)

B1/B2 New Grading (TBA)

B3/4 New Grading (TBA)



C1 V Stuartholme at Brisbane girls Grammar

C2/3 New Grading (TBA)



D1/2 New Grading (TBA)

D3 V Lourdes Hill at Brisbane Girls Grammar

D4 V Brigidine at Nudgee Jnr (Twigg Street, Indooroopilly)

E1/2 New Grading (TBA)

E3/4 New Grading (TBA)

E5 V St Rita’s at St Rita’s Clayfield

**Round 8: New Grading’s to be confirmed along with fixture details. We will have these available on the Sport notice board by the end of the week.

Tennis Results Round 7 -21 April 2012

A/ARES V All Hallows’ (2) won 46-22

B1/B2 V All Hallows’ (1) lost 26-45

B3/4 V All Hallows’ won 29-19

B5/6 V Stuartholme won 29-15

B7/8 V BYE

C1 V Lourdes Hill lost 30-38

C2/3 V Stuartholme (2) lost 11-36

D1/2 V All Hallows’ (1) lost 15-34

D3 V Mt St Michael’s won 28-24

D4 V BYE

E1/2 V Lourdes Hill won 36-4

E3/4 V Lourdes Hill won 36-1

E5 V All Hallows’ lost 10-31

eÉáàxÜá Tuckshop Vounteers Monday 30 April - Friday 4 May

Monday 30 April: Helen Palmer, Loretta Lazzaretti, Siobhan Stafford, Anne Schenk

Tuesday 1 May: Tina Ogilvie, Deb Firrell, Louise Forbes, Sonya Bath

Wednesday 2 May: Barrie Spring, Louisa Coote, Vivienne Lloyd

Thursday 3 May: Toni Toohey, Dianne Nibbs, Geraldine O’Brien

Friday 4 May: Sue Carey, Gloria Cust, Christine Murphy, Jane Stephen

Special of the Day $3.50

Monday 30 April: Sushi $2.50 per roll Tuesday 1 May: Ham, Cheese, Pineapple Pizza Wednesday 2 May: Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap Thursday 3 May: Macaroni Cheese Friday 4 May: Butter Chicken & Rice

Library Roster Volunteers Monday 30 April - Friday 4 May

Monday 30 April: Marija Koprivcic, Howard Groffman, Julie Davies, Kathryn McMahon

Tuesday 1 May: Suzanne Spencer, Helen Palmer, Ludmilla Rodriguez, Monica Urbina

Wednesday 2 May: Kathy Cavaliere, Maria Mead, Rebecca Yaroow, Nicole Guarrera

Thursday 3 May: Deborah Smith, Geraldine O’Brien, Roslyn Willmett

Friday 4 May: Marisa Leask, Kerry Tully, Jamila Padhee, Renette Nicholson


Jusce Sincerity FREEDOM Verity Felicity UâÄÄxà|ÇBaÉà|vxá Catalyst for Renewal - Invites you to a Conversation with Clifford Longley The 50th anniversary of Vatican II: Building on the past, Imagining the future. In a national series of lectures, leading British Catholic journalist and broadcaster Clifford Longley – best known in Australia for his column in The Tablet – will take a hard but fair look at what has happened in the Catholic Church since the Second Vatican Council came to an end in 1965. Friday 4th May 2012 from 7.30pm – 9.00pm Presentation and Conversation. Stuartholme School Chapel, Birdwood Terrace, Toowong (parking available onsite). Donation at Door. Supper afterwards.

Tutoring Parents are reminded that we have a number of Loreto past pupils who are available to tutor in subjects such as Chemistry, Maths, English, History, Biology. To obtain a copy of the tutors list, please contact Trish Willing at the College or email: [email protected] Thank you.

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Interact Dance - Parent Volunteer Form

(Please complete details below and return form to the College Office by Thursday 26 April)

Parent Name/s: …………………………………………………………………………………………

Daughter’s Name and Homeroom: ………………………………………………………………….

I can assist from 6.45 pm - 8.45 pm ………………

I can assist from 8.45 pm - 10.45 pm ……………..

We require parents to assist with various jobs at the dance, including dance floor and outside supervision, ticketing and cloak room. Thank you kindly.

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Year 8 Mother and Daughter High Tea

3.30pm - Sunday 20th May 2012

Gillian’s Garden Café Located at 999 Stanley Street East, East Brisbane

$50 per Mother/Daughter duo RSVP—11th May 2012

Preferred method of payment Internet Transfer or Branch deposit to

M &J Gough, Suncorp: BSB 484 799 Acc. No. 033 253 821 Use your surname as reference then follow up with email.

Alternately hand deliver to school office $50 in an envelope labelled “Year 8 High Tea” including your names, your daughter’s class, and your phone

number to Trish Willing at Loreto College

Price includes sandwiches, scones, cakes and one drink each - coffee, tea or milkshake.

BYO alcohol - $2 per head corkage. For further information please contact Year 8 Parent Reps: Loretta Winter 3343 8979 email: [email protected] Julia Gough 0408 288 221 email: [email protected]



L o r e t o P a r e n t s a n d F r i e n d s

Denimand Lace Gala Dinner Dance

Date: June 16. 7pm ‐ Late

Venue: Mary Ward Centre, Cavendish Rd Coorparoo

Band: Live Music ‐ Who’sYaDaddies

Complimentary sparkling wine on arrival

Dinner: 2 course meal and canapés

Cost: Tickets: $75 p.p. (Available from April 16)

Buy your cket before May 18 and go into the special draw for a $500 travel voucher donated

by Pulse Travel and Loreto P and F Associa on. Don’t miss out!

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Loreto Parents and Friends ‐ Denim and Lace Gala Dinner Dance ‐ RSVP Details (Please return completed form to Trish Willing, or to College Office)

Name: _______________________________ Daughter’s name and Yr level: ______________

Name of Table: (Eg. 12 White table or Simpson table)___________________________

Number on table: (up to 8) ______________

OR‐Year Level Group you wish to be placed with: _______________________________

Dietary Requirements: ______________________________________________________

Number of ckets ($75 per person) ______________ Cheque/Money enclosed_______________

Credit Card Details ‐ MASTERCARD / VISA

Card Number_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _/_ _ _ _ Expiry _ _/_ _

Name on Card_______________________________ Amount________________

Signed_____________________________________Contact Number_________________

Presented by the Loreto Interact ClubPresented by the Loreto Interact Club

Friday 27 AprilFriday 27 April

7pm to 10.30pm7pm to 10.30pm

Carina PCYCCarina PCYC

27 Narracott St, Carina27 Narracott St, Carina

Dress Code Dress Code -- Hawaiian Luau ThemeHawaiian Luau Theme

Tickets $12Tickets $12 Invitations are extended to boys in Years 8 to 12 attending Villanova, Iona, Marist Invitations are extended to boys in Years 8 to 12 attending Villanova, Iona, Marist

Ashgrove, St Laurence’s, Terrace and Anglican Boys Grammar (Churchie).Ashgrove, St Laurence’s, Terrace and Anglican Boys Grammar (Churchie).

All money raised will be donated to Mary Ward InternationalAll money raised will be donated to Mary Ward International

Fr. Daniel Groody CSC

Globalisation and the Movement of Peoples

Daniel Groody, theologian, author and film maker,

will draw on his many years experience of pastoral

work along the US-Mexican border, and subsequent

research and theological reflection on issues related

to globalisation and immigration.

Keynote Presentations:

ADELAIDE: TUESDAY 8 MAY 7pm Loreto College, Portrush Rd, Marryatville.

MELBOURNE: THURSDAY 10 MAY 7pm Loreto College, Mandeville Cres, Toorak.

BRISBANE: MONDAY 14 MAY 6pm Loreto College, Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo.

SYDNEY: TUESDAY 15 MAY 6.30pm Loreto College, Pennant Hills Rd, Normanhurst.

Tickets are limited so book early to avoid disappointment. Donations kindly accepted at the door.

RSVP: via www.trybooking.com (go to “Buy Tickets” then search under Daniel Groody).

Please register at least 7 days prior.

2012

MARY WARD JUSTICE LECTURE

Loreto College $13 from each Book sold goes straight towards our fundraising. To order your copy of the new 2012/2013 Entertainment Book, contact:

Lesley Bongaarts Phone: 3394 9999 E-mail: [email protected]

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I would like to order: _____ x Brisbane, Sunshine Coast & Surrounds @ $65 each (GST incl.) = $____________

_____ x Gold Coast & Northern NSW @ $55 each (GST incl.) = $____________

_____ x Far North Queensland @ $50 each (GST incl.) = $____________

Total amount enclosed:= $____________

Payment Type: CASH OR WITH CREDIT CARD ONLINE AT: https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/221g555

Purchase your Book before March 26th and you will receive Bonus Offers worth over $180 that you can use immediately (subject to availabilty)

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Thank you for your support.

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