Riverside Rap - Riverside Christian College

Riverside
Rap
23 Royle Street
Maryborough West
Queensland 4650
P O Box 2069
Maryborough DC
Queensland 4650
Telephone: 4123 1031
Fax: 4123 2545
Email:
Edition 19
2011
Friday 25 November
college@riverside.qld.edu.au
River Side
OFFICE HOURS:
8AM — 4PM

“Be the best. It’s the only market that’s not crowded.”
Ways the College helps our
environment:
Recycling is a very important way that
each of us can eliminate unwanted
waste dumped into our soils.
The certificate below shows how much
we saved just in our used ink cartridges
this year.
Are you doing your part and recycling
at home?
Spectacular FREE Christmas show in Queens Park!
An angel garden workshop and a solar laser light and sound finale with stunning laser effects,
stellaphonic soundscapes and Mandala light symbols and are just two highlights in a huge line
up of FREE entertainment at Carols in Queens Park on Sunday 27 November.
This Fraser Coast Regional Council Christmas community event will start with Sunday in the
Park at 9am with steam train rides and music. At 3pm the Apex Santa Fair begins with food
and drinks, ham and toy spin raffles, children’s rides and entertainment.
From 6pm, sing your favourite traditional Christmas Carols and enjoy musical
entertainment from a number of local performers. The night will end around
8pm with the stunning laser and sound show sponsored by Ergon Energy.
For more go to www.festivefrasercoast.qld.gov.au
The Office
Desk
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Year 4/5W NEWS
The highlight of our year was definitely 4/5
camp at Mapleton. It was a wonderful
experience especially for Year 4 with their
first away camp. Amongst the many
activities were abseiling, giant swing (and I
do mean giant – Mrs Wendt and Ms Ellis
wouldn't do it), possum glider, 12 metre
high flying fox, orienteering, canoeing
where a snake was spotted gliding over the
water, water slides and pool, bush skills
and archery. The facilities, instructors and
food were awesome. The night games
organised by Mr Bentley were great fun
and especially enjoyed by Mrs Wendt who
got to act like one of the kids.
A special thanks to Mr Bentley for
organising everything, Mr Lovejoy who was
in great control of the canoeing, Mr Ross
(Harrold) for our thought provoking
devotions and Ms Ellis who was our spare
mum and nurse.
Can't wait for next year's camp … Mrs
Wendt and Year 4/5.
JUNIOR COLLEGE News
Year 2/3 B & C have spent the last 6 weeks attending
Maryborough Gymsports for their Physical Education
lessons. Students rotated through 4 activities each
week. They used three different types of
trampolines, the balance beam, uneven bars,
parallel bars, rings and obstacle courses. Students
really enjoyed trying the new equipment and it was
very rewarding to see how much they improved
each week.
Junior
College
News
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MIDDLE COLLEGE News
Starting Year 8 in 2012?
Monday
28 November 2011
8:30am to 3:00pm
GOODBYE MISS DREXLER!
It’s a sad time of year because we have to say goodbye to our
6/7K teacher, Miss Drexler.
We wish her well in her future endeavours at Wondai State
School in a leadership role – we will miss her dearly in Middle
College!
Some comments from her students from this year:
‘Hope you have a good time, wish you were my teacher next
year, will really miss you’ – Jade
‘She was really good at teaching math’ ‐ Jacy
‘Miss Drexler is strict but is fun when you’re are good’ ‐ Georgia
‘Miss is a great teacher and I will miss her very much’ – Rachelle
‘She very nice to everyone!’ – Charly
‘She’s always super excited and energetic’ –Year 9 class
‘Goodbye and good luck’ – Brendan
‘She is a great teacher and I will miss her’ – David
“My favourite part of the year was all my fun experiences: the
new friends I made, the jokes my friends and I shared, the
laughs we had. The times when someone would get in trouble
and our friends would sit with them and wait until they could
go. I would never give up all this for anything”
Teagan Brown
“I liked the whole experience! I have made friends. I have
been given great support by teachers.”
Mathan Rogers
This year it has been a great experience to
be part of the Riverside tech team, as it
brought participation in many events that
we have been able to learn through. We
have been able to make some new friends
while being part of the experience.
Alexander Nordling
This year for SOSE I went to my first
Chinese restaurant with the whole Year
Nine class, and my friends and I had
more than we needed to eat! In Duke
of Ed. got to visit historical sites in
Maryborough and visited grave sites
(spooky). I got to learn more about
the Anglican Church bell tower and got the
chance to ring it. In agriculture I was
rammed once and kicked in the knee
once by the same cow (ohhh)
So all in all it was a really good year.
Carolyn Casson
"This year has been an interesting year. I
have learnt a lot with the new sound
systems and enjoyed the year and hope for
the best next year."
‐Andrew Chapman
Middle
College
News
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SENIOR COLLEGE News
APPRENTICESHIPS
The Maryborough Sugar Factory Limited is an
independent manufacturer of raw sugar situated in
Kent Street, Maryborough.
The company is seeking applications for an
apprentice in each of the following trades:
Full Time Apprenticeship
(Year 12 Graduate preferred)
• Fabrication (Boilermaker)
• Mechanical (Fitter)
School Based Apprenticeship
(commencing Year 11)
• Mechanical (Fitter)
Successful candidates will preferably have achieved
good academic results in Year 12 or be students
looking for a school based apprenticeship. They will
also have an interest in their chosen trade.
The Maryborough Sugar Factory is an equal
opportunity employer.
Enquiries can be made by telephoning 4121 1100.
Written Applications must be accompanied by a
resume and should be addressed to:
Mr Allan Bressow
Engineering Superintendent
The Maryborough Sugar Factory Limited
PO Box 119
MARYBOROUGH QLD 4650
Closing Date: 30 th November 2011
Hospitality Students Shine
Putting their skills into action
at the Year 12 Valedictory
Breakfast. Serving up an
amazing breakfast meal and
refreshments.
Pictured is Nicole Cooper busy
serving hot cappuccinos to the
guests.
TAKE HOME A BIG BROTHER OR BIG SISTER
Give your children the wonderful opportunity to
have an international big brother or big sister by
hosting international students arriving in Australia
in February 2012 for their 5 or 10 month
programs. The international students from France,
Germany, Italy, Austria, Japan, Scandinavia and
the U.S.A will live as a locals, attend a local
secondary school, arrive with their own spending
money and comprehensive insurance cover – all
arranged by Southern Cross Cultural Exchange.
Visit www.scce.com.au, email
scceaust@scce.com.au
or call toll free on 1800 500 501, request our little
booklets of international student profiles, and
capture the spirit of family and friendship!
NO PAIN, NO PAINT, NO AGE LIMITS
Laser Skirmish Fun for everyone ‐ Urban and bush
battles
Wednesday 14 December 9am and 4pm
Sunday 8 January 2012 COD NIght 5 ‐ 9pm (Call of
Duty Games only)
Wednesday 12 January 2012 Open Session 9am and
4pm
Wednesday 19 January 2012 Clan Wars 10am ‐ 3pm
Weekends and Other times ‐ just ring and book.
Session Prices ‐ 2 hours ‐ $20 and 3 hours sessions ‐
$30
Place: Action Park, Bruce Highway Maryborough
(across the road from Sexy Coffee)
Clan wars is 5 a side soccer but you play laser
skirmish to find the best team. Very fast, active and
lots of fun.
Need to wear long pants and closed in shoes, bring
snacks and water bottle. Drinks and chocolates on
sale.
Also come and see our secret weapon to beat the
heat ‐ You'll love It.
More information visit
www.widebaylaserskirmish.com.au or phone Radar
on 4126 3222.
Senior
College
News
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GENERAL NOTICES
RIVERSIDE’S ‐ P & F ASSOCIATION
“Empowering OUR College Community Through Authentic Partnerships”
Update from Riverside Parents and Friends Committee:
RIVERSIDE BREAKFAST CLUB
What's Happening...
Congratulations to.....
Elijah Fern ‐ the winner of the Lolly Guessing
Competition. Elijah's guess (335) was the closest to the
actual total in the jar of 350. Well done and thank you
to all who participated.
Special Thanks Goes to.....
Our guest speakers who came along to the meetings to
share their insights ‐ Ross Harrold, Linda Storrs,
Stuart Fern, Tiana Croxon and Gary Bentley.
To all Committee Executive Members and General
Committee members for attending the meetings
and helping with the various activities throughout
the year.
Tanya Boyce and the Canteen Team for getting the
Canteen up and running and then their tireless
effort in putting orders together for both staff and
students.
Huge thanks to Miss Kristy Matthew and
Mr Ross Harrold
Riverside would like to take this opportunity to
thank whole‐heartedly the Wesleyan Methodist
Church for their generous donation of food to
support our Breakfast Club and enabling this
service to come at no cost to students.
THANK YOU!!
MASTERCHEF RESULTS
Entrée – Hannah Meldrum
Main – Daniel Powell
Dessert – Jacinta Griffin
The end marks were very close with only 6 marks
between 1st and last place.
Canteen News
We have had great success with the canteen and would
like to thank the families and staff who have supported
us during this time. We look forward to serving you
again in 2012.
Next Meeting ‐ Annual General Meeting
Our next meeting will be held on Monday 6 February
2012 at 7.00 pm in the staffroom. This will be our
Annual General Meeting where all positions will be
declared open and nominations for current or new
members will be accepted.
Students are now working on a range of children's
clothes, teddy bears, blankets and Christmas
stockings which will be donated to the local
woman's shelter.
The positions which are being opened on the night are:
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and 4
general committee members.
We would love to see you there.
General
Notices
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News from the CHAPLAIN
Adaptable People
Adaptable: If You Won’t Change for
the Team, the Team May Change You.
“Inflexibility is one of the worst human
failings. You can learn to check impetuosity,
overcome fear with confidence,
and laziness with discipline. But for
rigidity of mind there is no antidote. It
carries the seed of it’s own destruction”-
Anonymous
“Blessed are the flexible, for they shall
not be bent out of shape” – Michael
McGriff
Characteristics of Adaptable People:
Teachable – Diana Nyad said, “I am willing to put myself
through anything; temporary pain or discomfort means nothing
to me as long as I can see that the experience will take me to a
new level. I am interested in the unknown, and the only path to
the unknown is through breaking barriers.” Adaptable people
place a high priority on breaking new ground. They are highly
teachable.
Emotionally Secure – Emotional insecurity sees almost
everything as a challenge or threat towards them. Suspicion or
rigidity is the response to change or the addition of another
talented person to the team. Being emotionally secure allows
us to evaluate a new situation or change based on its merits, to
embrace change and not to fear change.
Creative – Creativity allows us to find a way through difficult
times. There is an expression that says a person’s age can be
better determined by the degree of pain they experience when
they come in contact with a new idea. A Creative person hears
the words “Let’s try it this new way” and responds with, “let’s
try it. Let’s go there even if we blow it.” Not being afraid of
our failure – this can be one of the hardest things for us Adults
to deal with.
Service Minded – people who are focused on themselves are
less likely to make changes for the team than people focused on
serving others. Educator and college president Horace Mann
said “Doing nothing for others is the undoing of one’s self”. If
your goal is to serve the team, adapting to accomplish that goal
is not difficult.
So how are we when it comes to adaptability? If improving the
team requires us to change the way we do things, how do we
react? Are we supportive of new things, or would we rather do
things the way it’s always been done? If a member of the team
is having a problem, are we willing to change positions to help
out? We can be adaptable and we can model adaptability to our
students, imparting to them a skill that will better enable them
to deal with the Journey of Life.
Hey Kids …. Looking for something to do on
Friday nights???
Tinana Youth Connect Group provides fun activities for
students in Years 7 to 12.
Time: 7.00pm to 9.30pm Cost: Donation
Location: “The Shed” 115 Gympie Road, Tinana.
Further enquiries: 4122 4300 or 4121 0032
Maryborough Gospel Chapel Kids Club is an
outreach program for children in Years 1 - 7.
Activities include singing, devotions, games and/
or craft as well as a 2 course evening meal.
Come along and see what all the fun is about!
When? Thursday Night 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Where? Maryborough Gospel Chapel
Corner Walker and Ferry Street
Cost? $4 per child or $10 per family
(3 or more children)
For further information please contact Dean or
Julie Terry on 41230118 or 0458230118.
Kidz Klub—
Maryborough Church of the Nazarene,
190 Neptune Street.
Kidz Klub caters for children in
Prep to Year 5.
Time: 4.00pm ‐ 5.30pm Friday
Cost: Only $2 per chid, or $5
for a family of three or more.
For more details please
phone 4122 4755.
Chaplaincy
Missions
We live and die; Christ died and lived! ~John Stott
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OUTDOOR ED. & SPORTING News
Wanted
Youth on the Fraser Coast aged 13 years and over
To come and try the summer sport of Outrigger Canoeing
When: Starting Sunday, November 27, 2011 (then continuing weekly)
Time: 7:45am – 9am
Where: Meet at Maryborough Sailing Club, Esplanade, Scarness
Bring: Bottle of water and towel
Wear: Cap, sunscreen, shirt and shorts/bike pants, swimmers (optional)
After 3 free paddles, you can sign‐up as a club member if you wish.
Want to find out more? Visit www.AOCRA.com.au
Program is conducted by AOCRA accredited coaches
Provides great activities for off‐season or cross‐training for other sports
A Junior Development Squad promotion by the Fraser Coast Outrigger Canoe Club
Enquiries: phone Nick on 0404 469 307 or Anne on 41282470
$20.00pw
LEASE
CASPER
ONLY EXPERIENCED AND WILLING TO
PUT IN GOOD EFFORT, RIDER NEED
APPLY
GREAT FOR JUMPING – ONLY IF RIDER
WILLING TO DO GROUND WORK
FIRST.
RIDER MUST BE ABLE TO RIDE WITH
THEIR LEGS NOT HEAVY ON
REIGNS-too much force causes head to go
very high
BIG HORSE IN NEED OF THREE TO FOUR
DAYS MINIMUM OF EXERCISING
USES A SPECIFIC BIT THAT GETS HIM TO
COLLECT WITHOUT RESTRICTIVE
GEAR – no exception will be given if
potential riders want to alter the current
tack used on horse–
Basketball News
I would like to thank all students who have
participated in the College basketball program
this year. All teams have trained hard throughout
the year and shown great improvement.
On Friday we have two teams competing in
the final, the Under 14 mixed team and
under 15 girls team.
The under 14's play at 5:00pm and the
under 15 girls at 6:00pm, it would be great
to have some College support, so come
along if you’re free.
Good luck to both teams and no doubt you will
do the College proud.
Any other junior players are invited to a special
presentation at 4:30pm.
Thanks for a great year, and hopefully I will see
you next year.
Brady McGann
Only able to go to genuinely kind and
experienced horse person.
Kerri – 41 297 014
Sporting
News
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ARTS
RADF WORKSHOPS
Facilitated by
Gärd Saunders
Find out how you
can develop your
creative ideas
through the Fraser
Coast's Regional
Arts Development
Fund. RADF funds
art workshops, story
telling and heritage
collecting, creative
projects
plus professional,
concept and product
development.
There are many
opportunities for
artists and cultural
groups, so come
along to:
Gatakers Artspace
on Saturday
3 December
2.30PM for a 3pm
start
Refreshments
provided
Please RSVP by
Tuesday
29 November to:
Trevor Spohr
1300 79 49 29
Fraser Coast
Regional Council
email:
trevor.spohr@fraser
coast.qld.gov.au
The music department pushes on right to the end!
Earlier this term the taiko group performed at both the
official opening of the hall and awards night, as did the
ever growing jazz band. Also in the awards night the
9/10 music elective class performed Tubular Bells and
Sam Ryan and myself performed Spiegel im Spiegel,
both of which Mrs. McGann had incorporated dance
bringing the arts together.
At the final assembly Dylan Stackman, Daniel Lloyd and
Jaal Hanley performed as a Middle School rock band as
did Liam Taylor, Peter Green and Alicia Walker.
This week we are performing nine traditional
Christmas carols as part of our annual Nine Lessons
service at St. Paul's Anglican church in Maryborough.
Next week Mr. Molen has organised the Junior Choir
along with the String Group and puppet show to
perform at 2 nursing homes to bring them some
Christmas cheer.
Sadly 2 outstanding music students ‐ Peter Green and
Shauna Smith will be leaving us and I would like to take
this opportunity to thank them for all of their
contributions to music at Riverside and to their
parents for supporting them.
I would like to publicly thank all of our instrumental
teachers who work hard in the background preparing
and inspiring your children.
May I wish everybody a peaceful Christmas and a
prosperous and Happy New Year ‐ keep those kids
practising. Give a musical instrument gift this
Christmas and get involved in the music events next
year.
Music Tutors
Quality Music
Tutors available
at Riverside
Kyle
Downes
Keyboard
Tutor
Andre
Carpenter
Brass &
Woodwind
Tutor
Mark
Nuske
Guitar
Tutor
Katie
Marshall
Violin
Tutor
David
White
Percussion
Tutor
Shaun
Manning
Bass Guitar
Tutor
Ian Slater
Performing Arts
News
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Staff & News
A sad farewell to the following staff who are leaving the College at the end of the year. We wish them all
the very best as they take on new responsibilities in 2012. Thank you for your service and devotion to
teaching students here at Riverside, and we trust that fond memories will always spring to mind .
The College will be employing approximately 24 new staff next year.
NEW ADMINISTRATION
At long last the College Administration and Distance
Education teams will be moving into the new
administration building.
The big move is planned for Friday 2
December as well as into the next week as needed.
PLEASE NOTE:
From 2 December, school staff and phones will be
disrupted until everything is settled once again. It
would be appreciated if at all possible, contact with
the College is postponed until around Wednesday 7
December.
4/5 L Also got into the
swing of Movember,
pictured below are a
group of participants for
an afternoon.
MOVEMBER STAFF MEMBERS ARE LOOKING FOR
YOUR SUPPORT RIGHT NOW Desperately growing
their moustaches in order to raise funds ... Our team
is called the "River Mo's" and have raised $390 to
date and would like to raise a lot more. They can be
found on the Movember website under the team
name. Give for this worthy cause to fund research
for prostate cancer!
http://au.movember.com/donate/find‐team/
Staff & News
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Monday
28 November
Tuesday
29 November
Thursday
1 December
Friday
2 December
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TERM 4 EVENTS
Year 8 Orientation 2012 Year 8 Students On Campus
Junior College
Celebration
Last School Day
for 2011
Pupil Free Day
Prep—Year 5
Whole College
Whole College
Multi-purpose Hall
On Campus
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS: 2 DEC return 23 JAN 2012
Visit our website for further calendar dates in 2012. http://www.riverside.qld.edu.au
CLICK ON THE
CALENDAR TAB
The Festival of
Nine Lessons
and Carols
Friday 25 November
All students sang
and enjoyed the
wonderful event.
The College choirs
filled the room
with their sweet
voices.
Thanks to all!
Calendar
of Events
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YEAR 10 LUNCHEON
Year 10
Luncheon
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COLLEGE NOTICES
HOMEWORK CLUB
There will be no Homework Club on during the last
week of school.
Happy Holidays!!!
CLASSES ARE FILLING FAST FOR 2012
If you know of any family or friends wishing to enrol
for 2012, please advise them that most classes are
filling fast and waiting lists are already in place for
some classes. Three Prep classes are already full!!
Enrolments are now being accepted for 2013 and
2014 and it would pay to get in early to avoid
disappointment as the lists are already growing
rapidly.
MOVING OR LEAVING IN 2012?
If your family is moving or leaving the College for next
year, please advise the College in writing, to assist us
with 2012 planning.
Many thanks for your assistance Janita Shipp, Registrar.
ICE PACKS
Students who borrow ice packs from our Sick Bay
need to return them by the end of the day.
Please remember to do this ... Thank you.
Wishing a safe and
merry Christmas
season to all of our
College families.
Enjoy the festive
time and rest, soak in
the beauty of God’s
creation and return
full of energy and
ready to learn in
2012.
MULTI‐PURPOSE HALL & COMPUTER LAB
IS 100%
NO FOOD, NO DRINK areas
There are no exceptions
Chewing gum is NOT permitted
on the College grounds.
UNIFORM SHOP
Phone Linda to arrange appointment time.
0429 787 982
CHEAPER UNIFORMS
You know what they say… ‘first in, best dressed’.
If you’d like an exclusive look at the newest secondhand
arrivals in the Uniform Shop, Linda has vacancies
for helpers during the busiest stocking and selling
periods. In exchange for your time, you will be able to
purchase items at a reduced price (without the $3
handling fee normally added to each item), and of
course you’ll be able to spot the best value uniforms
before anyone else sees them! To register your
interest, please call Linda on 0429 787 982 A.S.A.P
SELL SELL SELL SELL SELL
The uniform shop needs your unused uniforms now! If you’d like to
make some money on the uniforms your children have grown out of or
will not be needing next year, now is the time to think about logging
them into the uniform shop.
All items will remain your property, be tagged, priced and displayed
until sold. Each semester, a cheque payment will be sent to the parents
whose uniforms have sold during the previous 6 months.
The uniform shop retains $3 of the selling price as a handling fee.
This is a fund-raising project which helps with the provision of leisure
facilities for the students. Previous applications have been sandpit/
playgrounds/seating/shade.
To have the greatest chance of selling, please deliver your washed and
ironed uniforms to the College during December as January is our
busiest selling month. It is essential that your items are contained in
a plastic bag clearly labelled with your name and phone number.
ACCOUNTS OVERDUE
Please note that all Accounts should have been paid in full
by now, unless you have arranged a payment plan with
Janita. Your new accounts for Term 4 were posted to you
during the holidays, with Term 3 bus fares and any camps
charged.
College
Notices
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VALEDICTORY PHOTOS
News
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FORMAL PHOTOS
The Year 12 Formal was held at the Hervey Bay Boat Club with family members and staff
attending. The Year 12 students were well presented and each arrived in unique style.
Community
Notices
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COMMUNITY NOTICES
Maryborough Swimming Club
Maryborough Swimming Club is looking for new members. The club trains at the Aldridge Pool and runs its club night
each Thursday night from 6:30pm. All abilities catered for. Come and join in and have lots of fun. 0421 577 026.
Lighthouse Pet Services—2012 Calendars For Sale
Is a non‐profit, volunteer‐run organisation that provides emergency care (including foster care and re‐homing) for
companion animals of individuals in crisis situations (e.g. requiring medical or aged care).
An example of the types of services that they provide are demonstrated through Ellie Watters' case (she has agreed to
share her story)
Mrs Watters was taken to hospital expecting to have to go into long-term aged-care. Worried for her companion, Zoey,
a maltese cross, she rang Lighthouse Pet Services. One of our volunteers picked Zoey up and cared for her in her own
home. She framed a photo and took it to Mrs Watters while she was in hospital. Once Mrs Watters recovered, Zoey was
returned to her. Mrs Watters was ever so grateful to know that her dog was cared for when she needed help of her own.
The money raised from the calendars will go to helping people like Mrs Watters. Money will be used for de‐sexing,
micro‐chipping, vaccinating, and feeding the dogs and cats that come into care. The calendars feature local
Maryborough and Hervey Bay businesses and rescue dogs/cats.
Each calendar is $15.00 See Miss Drexler for your copy. A GREAT Christmas present (especially for animal lovers)!
Kiah Park
Kiah Park is running Horse Riding Camps for children aged 6yrs ‐ teens during the Christmas holidays.
CAMP DATES 26 November – 3 December (Seniors 13yrs+ will include a celebration for Yr 12’s finishing school)
3 ‐ 10 December; 10 ‐ 17 December; 17 – 24 December; 31 December – 7 January; 7 ‐ 14 January and 14 ‐ 21 January.
Ph: (07) 5486 6166 Fax: (07) 5486 6014 Email: info@kiahpark.com.au
Tinana Football Club
Will be having a fun "COME AND TRY DAY" for all ages.
When: Sunday 4 December 2011 Where: Clubhouse Gympie Road, Tinana
Time: 9:30am till approx 11:30am
Any enquiries please phone Rob on 4122 1177 or email tinanafc@hotmail.com
Planning for Wook-Koo Park
Are you a YOUNG PERSON and like to visit Wook‐Koo Park in Oakhurst.
If so, we are holding an afternoon to play basketball and listen to young people's ideas or views for the future planning
of Wook‐Koo Park. Will also have portable ramps for the keen scooter, skateboard or bike enthusiasts.
When: 14 December 2011
Where: Wook‐Koo Park, Oakhurst
Time: 3.30pm ‐ 5.00pm
For further information, please contact Council's Youth Services Officer, Patrice Chapman on 1300 79 49 29
Beautiful Puppies For Sale
Mastiff/American bulldog cross puppies for sale. Ready for Christmas. Vaccinated and wormed. Lovely
natures and kid friendly. Four males and five females. Six brown and three mostly white with some brown
markings. Very distinctive. Open for viewing now or photos can be sent online. (These pups are really
special and will be family friends for life). $300 each. Email: havenadiva99@dodo.com.au
Phone Helene 0427757546 or Rob 0428293035. Landline: 41296306
Puppies For Sale
8 Labrador cross puppies. 5 Male, 3 female. All black and white. $50 each. Contact Julie and Andrew 0488 074 867
Community
Notices
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