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Newsletter 8

30 March 2012

From the Principal

Staffing News I am pleased to provide the College community with the following staffing update as we head towards the end of the first term of the 2012 school year.

A few weeks ago I received the resignation of Mr Paul Sparks who has been the Accountant at the College since 2010. I thank Mr Sparks for his contributions to the College during his time here. I am pleased to announce that this week the new College Accountant, Mrs Roz Payne commenced in her role at the College. Mrs Payne has many years of financial experience and I am very pleased that she was happy to accept my invitation to join the College in this important role.

In recent weeks we have welcomed Mrs Lisa Power to the position of Administration Officer – Finance at the College. Mrs Power has had many years experience in relevant financial management positions in other companies and has already begun to contribute to the College in her role.

On behalf of the Trinity community I welcome both Mrs Power and Mrs Payne to the College.

In recent weeks I have completed the process of filling the maternity leave positions which have become available at the College due to Mrs Sonya

PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive Thurgoona NSW 2640 Telephone: (02) 6049 3402 Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490 Email: heather.watson@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

ALBURY 421 Elizabeth Mitchell Drive

Thurgoona NSW 2640

Telephone: (02) 6049 3400

Facsimile: (02) 6049 3490

Email: office@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

WODONGA 34 Ellen McDonald Drive Baranduda VIC 3690 Telephone: (02) 6049 3480 Facsimile: (02) 6020 9125 Email: karen.phillips@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

WEB After School Care – Albury Early Learning Centre

www.trinityac.nsw.edu.au 0423 845 646 6049 3485

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McAinsh, Ms Nevin-Lewis, Mrs Dahmes and Ms Peters all heading off on maternity leave.

I am pleased to be able to advise the community of the following appointments:

Mrs Tracy Iliff has been appointed the Acting Director of the Early Learning Centre to cover Mrs McAinsh whilst she is on maternity leave

Ms Katey Anstee has been appointed to the teaching staff in the Senior School to teach Ms Nevin-Lewis’ classes whilst she is on maternity leave

Ms Melissa Gush has been appointed to the teaching staff at the Albury campus to cover Mrs Dahmes’ classes whilst she is on maternity leave

Mrs Tess Darts has been appointed to the teaching staff in the Junior School to teach Ms Peters’ Year 2 class for the remainder of the year while Ms Peters takes maternity leave

I am really pleased with these appointments and know that all of these staff will make a significant contribution to the College during their time here.

I am sure that these new members of staff, whether they are on the academic or administrative staff, will be made welcome by parents, students and staff when they commence in their roles at the College.

Date Claimer – 10 Year Anniversary Celebrations A small group of parents and staff are working with me to organise a series of events to celebrate 10 years of Trinity operating as a school. The dates for these events are marked on the College calendar and are as follows:

Friday, 25 May – Evening Performance Event in the Multi Purpose Hall

Saturday, 26 May – the ‘Blue & Red’ Ball, to be held at the Albury Convention Centre

Sunday, 27 May – a Chapel service to be held in the Multi Purpose Hall followed by a family picnic in the grounds of the Albury campus

I hope that these events will provide the College community, past and present, with an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the establishment and growth of the College since it commenced operations in 2002.

Please mark these dates in your diaries and keep an eye out for further details about the events planned for the weekend.

Growing Boys Into Good Men This week the Head of Junior School, Mrs Chris O’Loan in conjunction with Mrs Ren Lefevre, the Director of Pastoral Care and a number of our male teachers in the Junior School are running a special programme designed to assist our young boys (from Year 3 – 6) develop into fine men. The programme

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includes a strong emphasis on the significance of the influence that positive male role models have on these young boys. Thus, each participant will have a male mentor – most often the boy’s Dad – who will work through the activities with his son!

I am really excited about this programme and commend the staff involved for all of their hard work in producing and presenting it. I am sure that our young boys (and their fathers or mentors) will gain a lot from the evening.

In this context, I reproduce an excerpt from an article on the influence that fathers have on the development of their children. This article comes from the ‘Parenting Ideas’ website and was written by Michael Grose. I would encourage parents to take some time to have a look at the website – www.parentingideas.comau – as it has some good resources for all parents!

‘Being A Great Dad’ There’s no doubt that fathering has changed in recent years. Gone is the distant dad of the 1960’s and 70’s who saw his main job as keeping a roof over his family’s head and bread on the table. An occasional game in the backyard and dishing out the heavy discipline that mums couldn’t deal with was the extent of his involvement with his kids.

Many dads say that they want a better relationship with their children, particularly their sons, than they had with their own fathers.

Sadly, many men still don’t enjoy a close relationship with their fathers, but they are determined to change things with their own kids. Here are seven ideas to help you form close relationships with your kids, and maximise your effectiveness as a parent and a partner:

1. Find something in common with your kids Dads need something in common with their children. They relate better when they have a shared interest or shared passion with their kids. Many men relate to their kids while being active, and teach many important lessons through games and play. But if sport is not your bag, find something else that you and your kids have in common. A common interest is a great help for fathers who live apart from their kids who are looking to maximise the time they have with them.

2. Spend time with your sons A dad can do little wrong in the eyes of a young boy. From around the age of five years a boy thinks his dad is like superman. Ironically, he may give his mum a hard time at this stage. Dads need to spend as much time with their sons in

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these impressionable years as possible. They just need to be careful not to push their sons too hard or turn every game into a lesson. That’s when boys turn off their dads.

3. Don’t whimp out on discipline Dads are traditionally the kings of play, but they can go missing when it comes to discipline. They get their kids excited in a game before going to bed, then expect their partner to settle them down. It helps if both parents can take their share of managing children’s behaviour.

4. Treat your daughters well There are strong links between close fathering and the healthy development of girls. Dads teach their daughters strong lessons about how they should be treated by males. So dads need to treat their daughters respectfully so they learn to expect this treatment in their future relationships with men.

5. Say good bye Superman, hello Clarke Kent Adolescent boys are programmed to challenge their fathers. It’s part of the growing up process. Australian author John Marsden refers to this phenomenon as the ‘old ram, young ram syndrome’. He’s right. It’s a type of rite of passage that plays out in many Australian homes. Verbal jousting matches are a popular father-son game where boys take great delight in proving their fathers are fallible. Dads at this stage need a sense of humour as well as a willingness to stand back and allow other mentors in to his son’s life.

6. Support your partner Fathers may play an integral part in the lives of their children but they also have a profound effect on the quality of mothering that children receive. There is little doubt that a woman who can share the emotional and financial burdens of child-rearing with a supportive partner is more likely to be a loving, affirming mother. Supportive fathering is one of the keys to better mothering.

7. Change as your child changes Kids grow up at the speed of light and change before you know it. They’re kids one day and teenagers the next. They can catch many fathers unaware. The most effective dads are those who change their parenting to suit the needs of their kids at each stage of development, rather than stubbornly hold to outmoded ideas of how they think their kids should be.

Those fathers who are a little apprehensive or lack sufficient confidence should become involved in as many aspects of parenting as they can. The best way to learn about parenting is by doing it. Children are a terrific resource for fathers - men can learn about children from children themselves. By being alert, watchful

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and learning to listen to their children, fathers can learn all they need to know about parenting.

(Published by Michael Grose Presentations).

Steven J O’Connor

Principal

From the Deputy Principal

A Reminder that Term 2 starts for all students on Monday, 23 April – which is an A Week on the College timetable. All students should present in the correct winter uniform, with hair etc. at the standard expected by the College. The outer garment for the winter uniform is the blazer for Year 11 & 12 students and the red jumper for students in the Junior Schools and Years 7-10.

The Wednesday of week 1 Term 2, is ANZAC Day and therefore the College will not operate as it is a National Public Holiday. However, as has been the practice the local RSL clubs have invited Trinity students to be part of their ANZAC Day parades. It would be wonderful to see as many students as possible (dressed in full winter uniform) participate in the marches on Wednesday, 25 April.

In Wodonga students need to assemble outside the Vietnam Vets Club in Havelock Street at 10.40 am ready for a 11.00 am start.

In Albury students should assemble at the corner of Spencer & Dean Streets at 8.40 am. Parents can collect their children when the march concludes outside the Chifley Hotel at the western end of Dean Street. All students must remain with the staff until they are collected by a parent.

On the last day of Term, Thursday, 5 April the College will conduct the Final Assemblies. The times for the assemblies are:

Albury Junior School Assembly starting at 9.05 am (MPH)

Albury Senior School Assembly starting at 2.10 pm (MPH)

Wodonga Assembly starting at 11.50 am (Lib)

Parents are invited to attend these assemblies. Even though some of these assemblies are held early in the day, students are expected to attend school for the entire day.

The Year 11 and 12 Parent/Student/Teacher interviews will be held on Monday, 14 May, 3.30 – 7.30 pm. The booking service is now open and will close at 4.00 pm Friday 11 May. The booking code is 9LWV4 and the link to the website below is available from the College website.

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When you click finish, your interview timetable will be

emailed to you automatically - check your junk mail

folder if you do not receive your email immediately.

You can return to www.schoolinterviews.com.au at any

time, and change your interviews - until bookings close.

Peter O’Neill Deputy Principal

From the Wodonga Campus

Working Bee The Working Bee on Saturday was a major success with 17 parents attending and completing a large number of projects throughout the campus. This included a range of planting and landscaping, completion of garden beds, installation of

You can now book interviews for the times that suit YOUR FAMILY.

Go to www.schoolinterviews.com.au/home.code and follow these

simple instructions.

BOOKINGS CLOSE MONDAY 16th

of May at 5pm

9LWV4

Enter THIS school event code.

Then follow the 3 simple steps.

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composting bay and earthmoving on the oval and levelling. The main project, the painting of the Food Technology room, was a big success and has really turned this room into an engaging and energetic room through the bright colours and creation of the chalkboard wall. I thank all of the parents who helped out in any capacity throughout the day as your efforts have helped move the campus along in terms of the physical environment of the school.

Changes to Bus Services to Wodonga Campus Due to the government schools finishing Term 1 on 30 March, our bus travellers will be affected by bus timetable changes for the week of Monday, 2 April to Thursday, 5 April. Students who travel on Dysons buses will be able to access the following buses:

Mornings: No. 606 from High Street (Water Tower) departing at 8.45am

Afternoons: No. 606 departing Trinity at 3.30pm and arriving at Hovell Street (Water Tower) at approximately 3.45pm.

Students will be dropped off and collected from the normal bus stop at the College. The No. 615 WILL NOT be running.

NO RURAL BUSES WILL BE RUNNING DURING THIS WEEK. Alternative travel arrangements will need to be made for these students.

The final assembly for term will be held next Thursday 5 April at 11.50 am in the Wodonga campus multi-purpose area. Students will be recognised for Academic Endeavour and Service to the College. I encourage parents to come and help celebrate the efforts of those students who will be recognised academically and civically at Trinity for this Term.

Simon Fairall Campus Coordinator – Wodonga

PLEASE NOTE : DUE TO THE GOVERNMENT’S SCHOOLS EARLY FINISH ON

FRIDAY, 30 MARCH,

TRINITY STUDENTS WILL BE DISMISSED AT 2.10PM ON THIS DAY ONLY

TO ALLOW FOR BUS TRAVELLERS

STUDENTS WILL BE DISMISSED AT NORMAL TIME (3.10PM) ON THURSDAY, 5TH APRIL

(LAST DAY OF OUR TERM 1)

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School Banking News - Albury & Wodonga

School banking will resume in Term 2 with collections starting during the week of Monday 30 April (Week 2, Term 2).

Junior School News – Albury

Clean up Australia Day

Due to the inclement weather the Junior School’s Clean Up Australia Day has been postponed to Tuesday, 3 April. Once again can I remind you to arrange for your son/daughter to have

garden gloves for the day. The students are to wear their sports uniform.

Congratulations to this week’s Junior School Award Winners:

Holly Beath (KDP) Nathan Reid (KDP)

Lucas East (KKM) Lara Nelson (KKM)

Hamish Bamford (1KS) Emillia Mitchell (1KS)

Anna Larwill (1TO) Ben Van der Veeke (1TO)

Fletcher Clarke (2AP) Alexandra Ryan (2AP)

Kynan Brooks (3JT) Amy Scammell (3JT)

Courtney Fagence (3SO) Lexie Shannan (3SO)

Armarnii Dellar (4NP) Ethan Styles (4NP)

Victoria Alker-Jones (4TC) Amelia Berndt (4TC)

Maclayn Hallows (4TC) Amber Evans (5CO)

Shavaun Styles (5CO) Jayden Thevar (5CO) Ruby Bradbury (5SM) Melissa Hudson-Halford (5SM)

Ryan Auwardt (6KW) Charlotte Awdjew (6KW)

Charlie Neff (6EP) Thomas Quirk (6EP)

Congratulations too, to our first Deputy Principal Award recipients:

Jeanie Heer, Bryhar Day, Eloise Broughton, Monique Conibear, Zoe Elgin, Sarsha McCallum, Harry Smith, Amy Smith, Austin O’Neill & Alexandra Freire.

Please note - there is no‘ Ride to School Day’ this term (National R2S Day is 23 March so there is confusion aplenty). Trinity will hold its R2S Day early next term with a date to be advised.

Chris O’Loan Head of the Junior School

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A Special Poem from 2AP

I walked through my garden and what did I see? I saw some busy honey bees looking at me.

I walked a little further and guess what I heard? A kookaburra laughing and a baby miner bird.

I kneeled down in my garden and smelled something sweet, I saw a little ladybug with little tiny feet.

I tasted a red strawberry from my vegie patch and when I turned around I saw a baby chicken hatch.

I really love my garden, there’s lots to see and smell. It makes me feel happy and it’s a lot of fun as well.

Alanna Phegan

Vacation Care - Albury

Once again Vacation Care will be running at our Thurgoona Campus for one week of the school holidays from Monday 16 to Friday 20 April. Information packs can be collected from the Front Office at both the Thurgoona and Baranduda campus or the After School Care Room between 3.00 – 6.00 pm. The number of places is capped at 30 students per day, so it’s first in best dressed!!

For any more information, please contact Stace at the Thurgoona Campus on 0423 845 646 or 6049 3400. Please return all booking forms by 30 March, after that a $5 late fee will apply.

Stace Thompson After School Care

Library News - Albury

NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge Years 3-6 Please remind your child to register with me for the Premier’s Reading Challenge. The Challenge is a great way to develop a love

of reading. Library hours in the Holidays Our Library will be open during the second week of the holidays from Tuesday, 17 April until Friday, 20 April, 9.00 - 3.30 pm. All senior students welcome.

Grandparents’ Day A huge thank you to all the grandparents and visitors at Grandparent’s Day last week who donated books to the Library. Over sixty books were donated. These will be greatly enjoyed.

Tanya Trebilcock College Librarian

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Sports News - Albury

Cross Country

The Trinity Cross Country is fast approaching. It will take place on Monday, 30 April (Week 2, Term 2). The Junior school will complete the course during the morning with the Senior school competing after lunch. The holiday is a fantastic time to prepare for the Cross Country event.

Equestrian

The Scots School Interschool Equestrian Challenge is taking place on May 19. It is open to Trinity students from Years 4 - 12. Each competitor must have their own horse. All entries need to be to Mr Payne before the end of Term 1.

Nick Payne Head of Sport

Volley Ball Report Many thanks to Alex and Isabella for filling in on Monday night. The “Trinity Bilsons” definitely gave the teachers of the Trinity volley ball team “The Paradigms” a run for their money; it was an incredibly close game resulting in us winning our very first set! The game was very suspenseful with Mrs Willis showing off her soccer skills in the game and Isabella hitting the roof a couple of times. All in all it was an amazing game full of fun and laughs.

I also wanted to give Gary a huge thank you for being a great coach to us all!! It really pays off and we are improving as a team every single game.

Maddison Stein

Sports Announcements

Bandits Camp

The Bandits basketball club will be holding two holiday camps over the Easter Break. In Albury on April 18, 19, 20 and Wodonga 3, 4, 5. The cost is $90. Each camp participant will receive a camp basketball and T shirt. See Mr Payne for more details.

Can you help make a difference?

Oxfam Trailwalker Melbourne will take place from 20 April to 22 April 2012 between Wheelers Hill and Wesburn in Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs. The event is 100km in 48 hours in teams of

four and held to raise money for people around the world who live in poverty. Oxfam Australia is part of a global movement of dedicated people working hard to fight poverty and injustice. They work in more than 28 countries around the world. Funds raised will support community development projects and provide people with the skills and resources to help them create their own solutions to poverty.

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I am participating this year and wanted to make the Trinity community aware of this and am asking for donations to help those less fortunate than ourselves. All donations go

directly to Oxfam and are fully tax deductible.

You can donate by cash, cheque (made out to Oxfam Australia) or online. www.oxfam.org.au/trailwalker Team member: Shara Knobel Thank you for your kind donations and I will let you know in Term 2 how I survived walking 100 kilometres.

Shara Knobel Year 1 Teacher

Saturday Junior Competition 2012 Nominations 31 March, 9.30 – 10.30 am @ JC King Park. Competition starts on Saturday 28 April. All enquiries call Kathy Dalton on 0418 699 853 or find us on Facebook – Albury Netball Association.

Careers News

Australian Defence Force Academy Students in Year 12 intending to apply to ADFA should be starting the process now. Please check the ADFA website for details. Students in year 11, intending to apply to ADFA in Year 12, start doing some research now.

Year 12 Students It is important for all Year 12 students to have a brief meeting with Ms Widdicombe to discuss their career plans, post Year 12. Students will need to make an appointment by signing up on the sheet outside my office. Parents are most welcome to attend as well.

ADFA Education Award for Current Year 11 Applications open May 1 for awards in Year 12. Check the ADFA website for details of see Ms Widdicombe.

Year 12 University Applications A second abridged University Applications, Accommodation and Scholarships Presentation will be made to Year 12 students in Long Pastoral Care Group early in Term 2. If you missed the presentation this week and would like a copy of the handout, please email me or have your son or daughter collect a copy from my office.

Coming Events in the Last Week of School and Holidays I have emailed the relevant details to all Year 11 & 12 students. Students in Year 10 might also like to attend. Events include:

Experience La Trobe University www.latrobe.edu.au/events/2012/experience-latrobe-university-melbourne-campus

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Access Melbourne. Students in years 10 - 12 have the opportunity to attend the Access All Areas program at the University of Melbourne on Friday 13 April www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/accessallareas

Urban planning, Enviro Science, Engineering at RMIT hand on day. Register at www.rmit.edu.au/experiencedays

Zoo Keeper For a Day Healesville Sanctuary: Year 7 & 8: April 3, 5 and 10 Year 9 and 10: April 4 and 11 Werribee Open Range Zoo: April 3, 10 and 12 To book your place, go to www.zoo.org.au/Learning/Programs/Student_Conferences/Careers

Swinburne Art and Design. Taster Workshops in the courses you would study. Include all digital media, Performing Arts, as well as traditional design areas and Engineering Design. Register by 30 March at the following link www.future.swinburne.edu.au/events/art-anddesign/workshops.html

Forensic Science Day April 13 Southbank. There are only 70 spaces available so you will need to register quickly. For more information and to register, go to www.vifm.org/events/16/vifm-careers-information-afternoon/

Mary Widdicombe Careers Advisor

Grandparents’ Day Afternoon Tea

I would like to acknowledge the work of students and parents and staff in preparing the Afternoon Tea for Grandparents’ Day. A big thanks to all Grade 6 parents who brought along delicious plates of food.

Students from Years 7 – 11 worked throughout the week to prepare the other foods, including sausage rolls, biscuits, slices, sandwiches and quiches, under the supervision of Mrs Pearce, Mrs Kelb and Ms Widdicombe. A smaller group of students from Years 9 & 10 spent the day setting up, making fresh food and serving guests. Thank you to the Ground Staff for assistance with shelter and tables. We estimate around 400 or more people were served. This is a mighty effort and I heartily thank you all.

If you have not yet collected your plates they are in the Grade 6 rooms. Please let me know if you are missing a plate.

Mary Widdicombe Food Technology

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Weekly Extension Question from the Tutorial Centre

Canteen News - Albury

Roster Week 9, Term 1 Date Name

March Monday 26 Jenny Moyle

Tuesday 27 Volunteer needed Wednesday 28 Michelle Densley

Thursday 29 Volunteer needed

Friday 30 Volunteer needed

Margaret Cochrane Canteen Manager

Uniform Shop

Thank you Nicole Hutchinson & Sue Smith for their help in the Shop during the last week.

During the holidays, we will be open the 2nd week, commencing 16 April, 8.30 – 3.30 pm, Monday to Friday. Please remember to order your winter uniform requirements ASAP so you are ready for Term 2; download a winter uniform order on the College Website. Uniform Shop 6049 3440.

Cathy Katsoolis Uniform Shop

Uniform Shop Operating Hours during School Terms Mondays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 4:30 pm Cathy Katsoolis Tuesdays Closed Wednesdays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 4:30 pm Cathy Katsoolis Thursdays 8:30 – 10:00 am 2:30 – 6:00 pm Cathy Katsoolis Fridays 8.45 – 9.30 am Sam Baker

Week 8 Answer Water In the Cup

You can try this experiment at home with appropriate supervision.

First, the waiter stuck the match into the lemon wedge, so that it would

stand up straight. Then he lit the match, and put it in the middle of the

plate with the lemon. Then, he placed the glass upside down over the

match. As the flame used up the oxygen in the glass, it created a small

vacuum, which sucked in the water through the space between the

glass without touching or moving the plate. Thus, the waiter got the water

into the glass without touching or moving the plate.

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P & F News

MMootthheerrss’’ DDaayy Albury Campus Wodonga Campus

The Annual Mothers’ Day Stall for the Junior School will be held on Wednesday, 9 May, from 9.00 am to 12.00 noon, with gifts ranging from $1 - $10. Whilst this may seem a long way off, there are only 3½ school weeks left before this takes place.

We are seeking volunteers to assist on the day with the stall. If you feel you can help in any capacity, please contact Megan Salan on 6026 2494, Kylie Bridges on 6025 5557, or Michelle Densley on 6025 0553 or email mldensley@hotmail.com.

We are also seeking donations of gifts for the stall. If you are stumped for ideas, the following donations can be left: Boxed Chocolates or Share Packs, Luxury Bath Items, Tea Towels/Hand Towels, Face Washers, Soaps, Candle Holders/Candles, Cosy Socks, Scarves/Gloves, Aprons/Oven Mitts, Serving Platers or Crossword /Word Search Puzzles. Donations, large or small, will be greatly appreciated.

Donations can be left in your Child’s Classroom or at the Front Office with Jenny McMillan before Friday, 4 May.

Kind Regards

The Mother’s Day Stall Committee

Wodonga campus will be holding our Mothers’ Day stall on Friday, 11 May at 10.30 am.

Children including the “Little Tackers” will have the opportunity to spoil mum, Nan, or a special person with gifts from the stall.

Donations of items towards the stall would be greatly appreciated, and may be left with Mrs Phillips in the front office at Wodonga. (Items such as chocolates, soaps, kitchen items, candles, are always great!)

Any parents that would like to assist with wrapping of gifts prior to the day or come along and help on the stall would be most welcome.

Contact either Donna on 0428 691 336 or Susan on 0438 608 551.

Please remember to send your child in with a carry bag and clearly label an envelope with their money in it, if they do not have a purse/ wallet.

Thanks for your assistance Donna and Susan.

Sausage in Bread

$1.00 Cans of Drink

$1.00

Sausage in Bread

$1.00

Thurgoona & District Lions Club Clean Up Australia Day 1st April 2012, 8.00 am Start till 12 noon. All volunteers are invited to a Free Sausage Sizzle from 11.00 am at the Thurgoona Footy Ground, Table Top Road Thurgoona.

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