The Gazette Barellan Central School Boree Street, Barellan NSW 2665

Phone: 02 6963 9202

Fax; 02 6963 9302

Email: barellan-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

www.barellan-c.schools.nsw.edu.au

WEEK

Monday May 05

2A Term 2

Principal’s Report

PSSA Cross

Country

Congratulations to all

students who attended

the PSSA cross country

on Friday in Ganmain. All

students were great am-

bassadors for our

school. BCS came home

as Zone Champions a

result of terrific performances by our students! A full

report follows. Thanks to Mrs Conlan and all of the par-

ents who attended on the day.

NAPLAN

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Nu-

meracy (NAPLAN) is an annual assessment for students

in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. It has been an everyday part of

the school calendar since 2008. The annual NAPLAN

tests for students will take place from Tuesday 13th May

to Thursday 15th May with Friday 16th May being a catch

up day. Further information about the tests is included

in this week’s Gazette or online at http://

www.nap.edu.au/naplan/naplan.html. This website also

has some practise questions for students to get a feel

for the tests.

Uniform

Our new Secondary uniforms should be arriving soon.

Thanks to Jeanette Brumby who has been very busy

ensuring that all items are of a high standard before we

have them delivered. Watch this space!

Included in today’s Gazette is an order form for the new

Secondary School jackets. These are also available for

Year 5/6 students.

Banners and Flags

BCS has acquired new banners and flags for the pro-

motion of our school. We took one on Friday to the

PSSA cross country and it looked fantastic.

Examinations

Year 11 and Year 12 students will finish their examina-

tions on Friday this week. Thanks to Mr Whytcross for

his organisation of these.

Students in Years 7 – 10 should begin to prepare for

their examinations which are in week 5.

Secondary Zone Cross Country

Secondary students head to Coolamon on Thursday to

compete in the Zone cross country – good luck to all

students!

Primary Cricket

Kokulan Kandeepan heads off tomorrow to compete in

the semi-final of the JRAP Cricket. Congratulations on

making it this far – good luck for making the finals!

Have a great week.

NAPLAN & BCS

ASSESSMENT WEEK

Date: Tuesday 13th -

Thursday 15th May

Primary News

Reading Club & AR Raffle Winners

Congratulations to the winners of the Reading Club and AR

Raffle for Weeks 11, Term 1 & Week 1, Term 2. These stu-

dents have a choice between a prize out of the prize box or a

$2 canteen voucher. Our winners are:

Reading Club

K/1/2 - Charlee-Anne Rowe, Logan Dalley

AR

K/1/2 - Darrell Connellan, Anika Smith

2/3/4 - Jonathan Davies, Wyatt Lees

4/5/6 - Charlotte Rainbird x 2

AR Targets Winners Congratulations to the winners of the AR Targets Raffle. These

students received a choice of $20 Scholastic Book Club vouch-

er or $20 iTunes card. Our winners for Term 1 are:

K/1/2 - Tom Jamieson, Suleyman Uzun

2/3/4 - Ryan Jordan, Clancy Male

4/5/6 - Chelsea Gordon, Ryan Smith

Coolamon/Ardlethan PSSA Cross-Country Congratulations to all students who competed at last Friday’s carnival. A full report can be found later in the Gazette.

JRAP Cricket Good luck to Kokulan Kandeepan who will be participating in the next round of Cricket matches this Tuesday, 6th May as part of the JRAP (BCS, ACS, APCS) Cricket team.

Tips for Parents Our students are spending more and more time on the inter-net these days to complete their school tasks, researching assignments and interacting with others. Social media sites can be useful for certain educational tasks, therefore it is im-portant for you along with your child to understand fully the sites visited as well as the best practices and usage of a social media tool like Facebook. Below is an infographic designed by Fuzion, a marketing and PR design company that wanted to help educate students on how to use Facebook safely and easily.

Mrs Rowe

This week’s Easy Healthy Lunchbox Idea: Cereal Balls

Recipe and photos: kidspot.com.au

Ingredients: 1 cup muesli

4 tbsp wheatgerm

1 tbsp honey

1/4 cup dried apricots

1/4 cup raisins

1-2 tbsp milk

1/2 cup desiccated coconut

Step 1

In a food processor or blender, place the muesli , wheatgerm, dried apricots and raisins and process for 30 seconds.

Step 2 Add the honey and process for a further 30 seconds.

Step 3 Test by rolling into a ball, if it doesn't stay together slowly add a tablespoon or two of milk until you are able to roll it it into a ball.

Step 4

Roll in desiccated coconut. Keep in an airtight container.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

JRAP Cricket - Tuesday , May 6.

JRAP Netball Trials - Friday, May 9.

NAPLAN & BCS Assessment Week - Tuesday 13th - Thursday 15th, May.

Tony Lockett Shield - Friday, May 16.

ICAS Computer Skills Competition - Tuesday, May 20.

Coolamon/Ardlethan PSSA Athletics Carnival @ Barellan - Friday, May 23.

PSSA Girls/Boys Touch Trials - Friday, May 30.

Canteen Roster

& News

Mon 05.05

Karen Smith

Thurs 08.05

Jeanette Brumby

Fri 09.05

Jo Ellis

Mon 12.05

Tina Haeusler

Thur 15.05

Tracey Gordon

Fri 16.05

Sarah Lees

Mon 19.05

Alison Male

Thur 22.05

Jane Snaith

Fri 23.05

Sue Brown

Mon 26.05

Julie Kenny

Thur 29.05

Jo Flagg

Fri 30.05

Lesa Jamieson

Mon 02.06

Denise McDermott

Thur 05.06

Sue Wilson

Fri 06.06

Karen Smith

Mon 09.06

Jo Ellis

Thur 12.06

Kathy Bourchier

Fri 13/06

Beck Rainbird

Mon 16.06

Tracey Gordon

Thur 19.06

Jane Snaith

Fri 20.06

Sarah Lees

Mon 23.06

Jeanette Brumby

Thur 26.06

Bernie Bandy

Fri 27.06

CLOSED

Calendar May/June 2014

Tues 06 JRAP Cricket Round 4

P&C Meeting 7pm

Wed 07 Youth Mental Health Forum @ Leeton

Thurs 08 Secondary Cross Country @ Coolamon

Fri 09 U15 AFL RAP Trials @ Narrandera

Mon 12 NAPLAN testing week

Fri 16 Tony Lockett Shield AFL

Fri 23 PSSA Athletics @ Barellan

CHS U15 AFL Knockout @ Barellan

Mon 26 Half Yearly Examination Week

Thurs 29 Careers Expo Sydney

Fri 30 Careers Expo Sydney

Zone Athletics Carnival @ Barellan

Riverina Prim Boys/Girls Touch Trials

June

Tues 03 Central School Netball U16 @ Leeton

Wed 04 Central School Netball Open @ Leeton

Mon 09 Queen’s Birthday Holiday

Tues 10 Riv Primary Cross Country

Fri 13 Riv Secondary Cross Country

Wed 18 RAP Study Day @ LCS

Thurs 19 HSC Science Study Day @ Leeton

Mon 23 Riv Primary Athletics @ Albury

Tues 24 Riv Secondary Athletics @ Albury

Thurs 26 HSC Business Studies Study Day @ CSU

Fri 27 Last day Term 2

BCS Term 2 Canteen Price List

Hot Food

Ganmain Pies $3.80

Ganmain Sausage Rolls $2.80

Pizza Rounda $2.70

Lasagna $4.20

Spaghetti Bolognaise $4.20

Beef/Chicken Noodle

Cup $2.50

Chicken Crackles $0.80

Chicken Nuggets $0.80

Mini Party Pies $0.80

Mini Sausage Rolls $0.80

Sandwiches/Rolls

Vegemite $3.50

Cheese $3.50

Cheese/Tomato $4.00

Ham/Cheese $4.00

Ham/Cheese/Tomato $4.50

Salad Roll/Sandwich $5.50

Chicken Burger $5.50

Drinks

Flavoured Milk $2.00

Fruit Box $1.50

Orange Juice $2.00

Water $2.00

Flavoured Water $2.00

Snacks

Red Rock Deli Chips $1.00

Chicken JJs $1.00

Popcorn $1.00

Fruit Bombs $0.50

Billabong $1.50

Icy Poles $1.00

Frosty Fruits $2.00

Frozen Yogurt $2.00

Dixie Cups $2.00

Zooper Dooper $0.50

Sour Straps $0.20

Yogurt Straps $0.20

4/5/6 News Welcome back everyone! I hope you are all ready for a very busy Term 2!

This term we welcome Kira Jasperson to our class. Kira comes to us from Griffith. We hope you enjoys 4/5/6 and BCS.

Last week we spent some time finishing off our text from last term. This week we will begin our new text Photographs in the Mud by Dianne Wolfer. This text will be the last for our unit on Who We Are.

Next week, we will be conducting our mid year assessment alongside the annual NAPLAN assessment.

Well done to everyone who competed at last Friday’s PSSA Cross-Country Carnival.

Please note: Sport day is Wednesday this term!!!

This Week

AL Photographs in the Mud by Dianne Wolf-

er

Text Type Narrative, Persuasive

Maths Subtraction

Multiplication & Division

Addition & division

Multiplication & Division

Spelling Phoneme - b, bb

Affixes

Homework

Accelerated Reader Text Mathletics

Spellodrome Reading Eggspress

Awards MATHLETICS SPELLODROME ACCELERATED LITERACY

There were no set tasks last week, there-

fore no awards achieved.

CITIZENSHIP

THANKS FOR

SHOWING

RESPECT

Not decided on due to students attending

the Coolamon/Ardlethan PSSA Cross-

Country Carnival.

PSSA Cross Country Champs….

Last Friday Barellan Central School was represented by

33 students at the PSSA District Cross Country carnival,

held in Ganmain. A great course unfolded and the stu-

dents participated to the best of their ability in quite

chilly conditions. Everyone competed with great

sportsmanship and tried extremely hard. There were

several stand out performances with 3 age champions

being awarded to Barellan. Jane Haeusler won the 10

years girls, Paige Kenny won the 11 years girls and Max

Findlay won the 12/13 years boys age groups. These

students have qualified to compete at the Riverina

Cross Country carnival, to be held in Deniliquin on June

10. Joining them is Anika Praestiin, Jake Bourchier,

Norm Haeusler and Ebony Praestiin who also finished

in the top 4 in their respective age groups.

Barellan Central School finished as the champion

school with 26 points and also came 2nd in the handi-

cap division. This is a great achievement as we are

quite a big school, which makes being competitive in

the handicap section difficult.

Thankyou to the abundance of enthusiastic parents

and supporters who braved the cold to cheer on our

students and helped on checkpoints

Mrs Conlan

2014 Age Champions:

Jane Haeusler 10 Years, Max Findlay 12/13 Years &

Paige Kenny 11 Years.

2/3/4 Class News

Leaders: Lachlan, Allie & Anika

Well done to all students for an outstanding start to the new

term, so much great work completed in one week. We have

practised planning and writing a narrative, made huge num-

bers up to 10 000 and had our first week of hotshots tennis.

Excellent participation from our 2/3/4 class at the District

Cross Country on Friday you should all be very proud of your

sportsman ship and for striving to do your absolute best.

This week we will be harvesting our vegetables from the ag

plot and cooking a meal with them.

The

Accelerated Reader

Program

Please bring AR folders every day

ready to read and do summaries and

quizzes.

AL

Our new book this term is The Gizmo by Paul Jennings

Homework Reading AR books and writing summaries

each night.

Sight words-Congratulations to those stu-

dents who advanced.

Mathletics

Reading Eggs

AWARDS

Mathletics Bronze- Lillian, Nace, Matisse, Jack, Ani-

ka, Ben, Wyatt

Reading

Eggs

Allie Map 11 Gold, Ben Map 11 Gold

During Term 2, Louise Hornery, with the assis-

tance of B.C.S Primary Staff, will run the Hot

Shots Program with the students from K - 6. In

small groups the students will be taught skills

such as: the serve, striking the ball, throwing

and catching, racing acceleration and coordina-

tion.

All modified equipment is supplied by Louise.

Students who have their own tennis racquet

are encouraged to bring it along. Could all stu-

dents please wear their sports uniform on

Wednesdays, including supportive sports shoes.

B.C.S will cover half the cost of this program.

The cost to each student is $1 per week.

Please complete the form attached and pay $9

per child to the office.

Wednesdays Hot Shots Program Timetable

Year 2/3/4 – Period 3 - 11.06-11.59

Year 4/5/6 – Period 4 – 11.59 – 12.52

K/1/2 – Period 5 – 1.39 – 2.32

TENNIS is back

BIGGER & BETTER !

Hot Shots Tennis Program Permission Slip

I give permission for my child/ren to attend the Hot

Shots Tennis Program.

Name/s____________________________________

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

Please find enclosed $9.00 per student.

Total amount enclosed $______________________

Signed ____________________________________

After School Arrangements Update

Could the parents of Primary students please ad-

vise the school as to where they wish their chil-

dren to be after 3pm during Term 2, e.g. bus, net-

ball/football training, after school care.

Thankyou

Are these yours??

2 x Size 8 Long sleeved Polo Shirts

Ordered without a name.

Please contact school or Jeanette Brumby if you

think these are yours.

K/1/2 Class News

I hope everyone had a wonderful rest over the school holidays. This term is very short with only 8 weeks left and many things happening within this time. Please keep reading the Gazette each week to ensure you do not miss important announcements. Primary students are participating in the Hot Shots tennis program this term with Louise Hornery. K/1/2 participate every Wednesdays after lunch. If students have not returned their $9 to the school please do so ASAP. We will also be doing sport on Fridays. Please re-mind students to wear their sport uniform and ap-propriate footwear.

This Week

News We will continue the Time to Talk news program this term. Students will be working toward including all aspects into their news stories and ensuring it is in a logical order.

Homework

Home Reading

Unfortunately this term hasn’t begun well with the number of students re-turning home readers. Please en-courage students to do their reading each night and return their folder each day. This is a important aspect in students learning at this stage.

Home-work sheets

Many students in K/1/2 were excited to get homework sheets again last week. It is wonderful to see students so positive about their learning. New homework will be coming home to-day.

Awards

Citizenship Awards– The Term 3 Week 1 citizen-ship award went to Alannah. Congratulations! Mathletics– Congratulations to Riley, Anika, Dako-ta and Brianna for receiving a bronze certificate last week. Anika also put in a wonderful effort over the holidays and received another 2 bronze certifi-cates. Great work!

Reading Eggs– Congratulations to Suleyman and Bianca for receiving Gold certificates over the holi-days. Congratulations also to Dakota for receiving a Silver certificate. Keep up the great effort!

Stewart House 2014

Donation Drive

Envelopes for this year’s Stewart House Donation

Drive are attached to today’s Gazette. By simply do-

nating a minimum of $2.00 will give you the chance to

win a $4,000 family holiday.

Envelopes must be returned by Friday, May 16th.

More information on the work Stewart House do can

be found at: www.stewarthouse.org.au

Book Club

Could all March Book Club Orders

please be returned to the front office by

Tuesday 14th May 2014

No late orders will be accepted.

Any students with Book Club Vouchers may

redeem this issue or save them for a later issue.

National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy 2014

LETTER TO PARENTS

In May 2014 the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) will be completed by students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9.

NAPLAN has the support of all State and Territory Education Ministers and will assess the literacy and numeracy skills of stu dents

across Australian schools.

The results of the tests will provide important information to schools about what each student can do, and will be used to su pport

teaching and learning programs. Parents will receive a report indicating their child’s level of achievement. Each student’s l evel of

achievement will be reported against the national minimum standard.

Background information (student name, gender, date of birth, language background and Aboriginality) will be collected as part of the

National Assessment Program. This information is treated confidentially and held securely to ensure that every student’s righ t to privacy

is maintained.

The NAPLAN tests will be conducted from 13 - 15 May 2014.

In the Numeracy tests students do not require any measuring tools such as rulers or protractors. In Years 7 and 9 there will be two

Numeracy tests: one where a calculator is allowed and one where calculators are not to be used. For the calculator test, the student

should use the calculator that they currently use at school.

In 2014, as in previous years, the Writing task will be a single common task for all students. The 2014 Writing test will req uire stu-

dents to respond to either a persuasive or narrative Writing prompt. However, the genre of the prompt will not be disclosed p rior

to the test period.

Wherever possible, schools will organise for individual students who are absent at the time of testing to complete missed tes ts at

another time during testing week. Individual students are not permitted to sit tests after Friday 16 May 2014.

Students may be considered for exemption from the tests if:

they are newly arrived in Australia (less than one year before the test) and with a language background other than English, o r

they have significant intellectual disability and/or significant co-existing conditions which severely limit their capacity to participate

in the tests.

All other students are expected to participate in the tests. Disability adjustments which reflect the student’s normal level of support

in the classroom may be provided. Large print, Braille, coloured paper versions and electronic tests are available to meet th e needs

of individual students.

Access to disability adjustment or exemption from the tests must be discussed with the school Principal and a parent or carer con-

sent form must be signed. Students may be withdrawn from NAPLAN by their parent or carer. This is a matter for consideration by

parents in consultation with the Principal. If you wish to withdraw your child from the tests, a parent or carer consent form must be

signed.

Please make an appointment with the Principal of the school your child attends if you would like to discuss your child’s parti cipation

in NAPLAN.

Additional information about NAPLAN can be found at www.nap.edu.au/NAPLAN/Parent_Carer_support/index.html.

TUESDAY 13 MAY WEDNESDAY 14 MAY THURSDAY 15 MAY

Language Conventions (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar)

Writing

Reading Numeracy (Number, Algebra, function

and pattern; Chance and da-

ta; Measurement and Space)

P &C Report April Meeting Minutes

As a follow up to the recent Bullying Work-shops a Secondary Student Well-Being Com-mittee has been set up to improve student relationships and general well-being.

A Primary Well-Being workshop day is being organised.

The catering for Term 1 which includes can-teen, athletics' carnivals and general cater-ing has made a pleasing profit.

Our P&C were approached and accepted an offer to cater for the National CWA Confer-ence being held in Griffith, 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd May. If you are able to help in any way please call Jane Snaith on 0419607697.

A proposal has been put forward to have a Spring Fair on 14th September. A working committee has been formed and will report back to our next meeting.

Lockers have been ordered for our second-ary students. We are waiting delivery any day.

Our Next P&C Meeting is on this Tuesday 6th May 2014 We start at 7.00pm in the School Library. We’d love to hear your opinions. Come along and have your say! We are fortunate to have a vibrant, active and com-mitted P&C, and see ourselves very much as a valuable part of the team who work together to provide an opti-mal environment for our children in their school life. All welcome, we are always open to fresh faces and new ideas. B Bandy Secretary

Barellan Central School Secondary Students Jacket

Order (also available for Year 5/6)

The new black and gold jackets with white trim for Sec-

ondary and Year 5/6 students are now available to be

ordered. These jackets are identical in style and size to

the Barellan Two Blues Jackets.

The jackets are $70 each, which can be paid in instal-

ments.

If you wish to order a jacket, please complete the order

form attached and return to the school. You will be con-

tacted regarding your payment plan.

Thankyou Jeanette Brumby

Barellan Central Secondary & Year 5/6 Jacket Order

Orders must be received by Friday May 9th.

Family Name ________________________________

I wish to order the following Jacket/s @ $70 each

Size 10 (Qty) _______

Size 12 (Qty)_______

Size XS (Qty) ______

Size S (Qty) ______

I wish to arrange to pay my child/s jackets by

Instalments

I have enclosed payment of

$______________ for my child/s jackets

Signed ______________________________________

Contact details _______________________________

Size M (Qty) ___________

Size L (Qty) ___________

Size XL (Qty) ___________

Size 2XL(Qty) ___________

FOR SALE

1 x BCS Winter Jacket

Brand new - never been worn Size M

$50 Ph: Kim on 0427 861 678

For Sale

2002 Daewoo Nubira

J150 Limited CDX

4 cylinder 2.0 Litre Auto Sedan.

190000 Km, Rego to 28.07.14

Power windows & mirrors.

Leather seats, power steering.

Air conditioning.

Engine immobiliser & central locking.

Great reliable car, well maintained and

regularly serviced.

$2750.00 ONO

Phone 0428 696670 or 69683272

Barellan Community Health Centre

Child & Family Health Clinic

Tuesday May 27, 2014 9.30am - 12.30pm

Available for immunisations, health checks, support,

referrals etc.

Please call Leeton Community Health Centre for ap-

pointments

69531185 or 59531204

BUFC U13s Netball Training - this week will be on Fri-

day at 4.00pm. This is for this week only

Silkie Roosters and Hens available now!

Phone 69639439

BARELLAN SHOW SOCIETY SPECIAL

MEETING

TUESDAY 6TH MAY 7PM @ THE CLUB

Due to the lack of attendance at the show AGM a spe-

cial meeting is being held to discuss the future of the

show.

The show is in its 89th year and we would

appreciate your support with your attendance.

Barellan Show Committee

Sister Margaret Quade Memorial Fund

For those new to our community - Sr Margaret Quade

was born and spent her childhood at Barellan. On

completion of her education she entered the nursing

profession and became well known and respected

within her profession. Eventually Margaret became

‘Sister’ at our then hospital, becoming an important

part of our community, some believing she was as

good as a doctor. Sister Margaret Quade was present-

ed with ‘Citizen of the Year’ awarded by Narrandera

Shire Council in 1982.

In 1985 following the untimely death of Sister Quade

from breast cancer, Barellan Hospital Auxiliary held a

meeting and at this it was decided to start a “Sister

Margaret Quade Memorial Fund”, as Margaret had

believed Barellan needed “Aged Care Units” this was

talked about. Gradually funds were raised and dona-

tions received.

In 1988 a public meeting was held regarding the funds

raised and it was decided to continue raising money

for future Aged Care Units and with some of the inter-

est earned present a scholarship to district students

who entered the nursing profession. Scholarship to be

called the “Margaret Quade Memorial Scholarship”.

Trustees were elected to control funds, these were Mr

Peter Findlay, Mrs Doreen Bewes-Pearson (now de-

ceased) and Mrs Val Hawker. Narrandera Shire made

a generous donation to fund scholarships and future

plans. A number of awards have been made over the

years.

In October 2011, following a written request from

Barellan Aged Care Support Group enquiring if the

fund was available to support the proposed units, as

this was the original plan when funding began, the

trustees agreed that the funds would be available to

the Support Group when required.

The final Margaret Quade Scholarship worth $500 was

awarded to Alice Kenny who plans to be an Occupa-

tional Therapist. Congratulations Alice and you are

wished every success with your studies.

“The Margaret Quade Memorial Fund” principal

worth $16,900 was presented to the Barellan Aged

Care Support Group, with a request that Sister Marga-

ret Quade be recognised in some way within the de-

velopment.

A memorial of Margaret Quade is hanging on the wall of

the Barellan Hall, near the stage.

The season so far-

Round 1 – Ungarie at Barellan 10s- A new wave of players are coming through- Jane Haeusler, Annabelle Geltch, Charlotte Rainbird, Melissa Noakes, Lily Neville, Olivia Ellis, Ruby Male, Ella Male, Sophie Male, Matilda Evans and Lillian Rainbird. Coached by Meghan Brumby and Bec Rainbird. 13s BUNC 19 – Ung 17 Players Player Paige Kenny, Coaches Kylie Giddings 16s BUNC 40 – Ung 12 Players Player Lisa Ohlsen Coaches Abbey Neville C Grade BUNC 30 – Ung 18 Players Player Jacqui Haigh B Grade BUNC 49 – Ung 18 Players Player Elizabeth Rainbird Coaches Bec Rainbird A Grade BUNC 43 – Ung 43 Players Player Erin Bonetti Coaches Danae Conlan

Round 2 - at Tullibigeal 10s- All girls are having fun at training and practising their skills. 13s BUNC 28 – Tulli 8 Coaches Chelsea Gordon Encouragement Nikita Richardson 16s BUNC 45 – Tulli 43 Players Player Shenaye Greentree Coaches Award Shenaye Greentree C Grade BUNC 41 – Tulli 27 Players Player Carolyn Burgess Coaches Award Laura Curran B Grade BUNC 35 – Tulli 19 Players Player Elizabeth Rainbird Coaches Award Hannah Kenny A Grade BUNC 59 – Tulli 23 Players Player Erin Bonetti Coaches Hannah Kenny

Round 3 – Lake at Barellan 10s- Congratulations to all players for turning up to train-ing and working so hard. You are improving so much. Keep practising all those skills at home. Have a Go Award- Lily Neville Court Movement- Annabelle Geltch 13s BUNC 4 – Lake 42 Coaches Award Jake Bourchier & Lilly Geltch 16s BUNC 28 – Lake 55 Players Player Meghan Brumby Coaches Award Hannah Kenny C Grade BUNC 20 – Lake 21 Players Player Jacqui Haigh Coaches Award Hannah Conlan B Grade BUNC 45 – Lake 70 Players Player Carolyn Burgess & Josephine Phillpot Coaches Award Josephine Phillpot A Grade BUNC 51 – Lake 44 Players Player Jodie Landy Coaches Award Nerissa Kite

Training 10s- 3.30 Thursdays 13s- 4.00 Thursdays 16s- 5.00 Thursdays Seniors – 6.30 Thursdays at Basketball Courts

Umpire Training

West Wyalong are holding a Level 1 Umpires course on Tuesday 27th May. The cost is $35. Barellan badly need some badged umpires and this is the first step please register your name with Julie ASAP.

Golden Grain Café

No Pizzas will be available until further notice, due to Tony currently

recovering from surgery

Also, due to health issues with myself, Café hours will be reduced as follows until further

notice.

Monday 7.30am - 2pm

Tuesday 7.30am- 6pm

Wednesday 7.30am - 6pm

Thursday 7.30am - 8pm

Friday 7.30am - 8pm

Saturday 8.00am - 8pm

Sunday 8.00am - 7.30pm

I apologise for any inconvenience caused by the above. Reducing hours has now become

necessary due to the health problems of both myself and Tony.

Beth Preston

Golden Grain Café

Barellan Post Office

50% off Giftware sale until May 9th

(excludes Aust Post stock, cards & previously marked down items)

Flowers for Mother’s Day available from Starfish Florist

Orders must be in by Friday 10am for delivery on Saturday.

Darrell Lea liquorice and chocolates also available.

Trading hours Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm

Phone 69639499 Fax 69639580