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OUTDOOR ED. & SPORTING NewsEverything is all go in the sports department at the moment withFraser district Summer and Winter trials taking place over the lastfew weeks. Summer trials went well with Brooke White makingthe Fraser District Softball team and Jacinta Griffen making FraserDistrict Cricket. We also had Eden Bartlett and Aiden Fordprogressing to the possibles & probables trial for Touch.Callum Perotta‐O'Sullivan and Teagan Bechly travelled to theFraser District swimming carnival and both gained 2nd and 3rdplaces respectively in their heats. Callum has made the Wide Bayteam to head to the State Championships so we will look forwardto hearing how it goes. We congratulate Jade Crawford‐Crosswho has made Zone for Basketball.This week we have Fraser District Winter Trials and 23students are going to be competing in Rugby League,Basketball, Soccer and Netball. So wish them good luck!Also of mention is Rachelle Boyce who has been doing very wellwith her Hockey and made the Zone team. We are finally in thenew hall with our HPE classes so it is exciting stuff!Next up on the house sports calendar is cross country on the 4thof April so let's get training!Mr Jason CudbyStudents Selected in Wide Bay FutsalTeamsMiddle & SeniorJack TaylorLiam TaylorJacob SloperJesse ShilvockPeter GreenNick JohannesenJamie SpadinaTim GibsonLiam HartAngela DaltonHannah AielloPippa AllensonTeagan BrownTaila BrownVerity SimpsonBonnie TurnerBrooke WhiteA number of Junior College students also made the grade.Nic Schmidt, Sunny Spadina, Rachelle Boyce, Britney Boyce, Jack TurnerJosie Jamieson-Bews, Taila Brown and Brendan Earle.Students will train each weekend at St Mary's with some high levelcoaches and have 2 competitions to attend next Term. Studentshave opportunity to be selected for State and National teams atthese upcoming competitions.CONGRATULATIONS .... SARAH EZZYWho recently was selected for the Under 11 Maryborough NetballRep. TeamPlanet Horse 2 Day Horsemanship Clinic‐ STARTING COW HORSE‐DAY 1—Electronic Cow (Setting your horse for cow work)DAY 2—Live Cattle (Cutting & Campdrafting)DATE: 21 & 22 MAY, 2011Maryborough Show Grounds. Cost per rider $400.00Book now at the Fraser Coast ShowOffice 4123 5311pro jesus, rodeo, campdrafting & cuttingSportingNewsCongratulations to DesireeRoos, Mikaela‐Rose Roos,Rachelle Boyce and Tayla Elliswere among seven local youngsporting achievers to beselected by Bendigo Bank togain a $250.00 bursary toassist their sportingendeavours.Due to theFraserDistrict CrossCountry nowoccurring on May4th we have hadto move ourHouse CrossCountry dateforward.The date is nowApril 4th.It will run fromthe end of firstbreak till 3pm.Mr CudbyWest Soccer Club training every Thursday at theirclub grounds Sydney Street at 4.00pm. Vacanciesin U6, U11, U12 and Youth. Senior Men’s trainingTuesday & Thursday 6:00pm. Ladies trainingWednesday 6:00pm. Enquires Kerry 4123 1132.Riverside BasketballAny student interested in playing Basketball in theRiverside team on Friday nights, there are stillspaces in teams to be filled. Please seeMr McGann for the information and registrationform.To date the Riverside basketball teams have beenplaying very well. It has been great having theexperience of Mr McGann who has been trainingand helping out the teams every Friday night. Ofnote was Matthew Lloyd’s 3 pointer in the last tenseconds of the game last week to clinch victory!SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMP DATES2 – 9 April9 – 16 April16 – 23 AprilRiding camps offer a fantastic opportunity forchildren to gain their independence in a safeChristian environment. We cater for childrenages 6 yrs to teens, offering full accommodationand adult supervision. The camp is situated closeto Gympie.578 Beenham Valley RoadGympie 4570ABN: 23 278 014 614Ph: (07) 5486 6166Fax: (07) 5486 6014info@kiahpark.com.auwww.kiahpark.com.au8
Local EventsTuitionOpportunitiesLyrical Alternative DanceRIVERSIDE STUDIORiverside Christian CollegeHall – 4.30pmFully Qualified DanceInstructorDesiree McGann0417009641(B Arts, B Education – 9Years TeachingExperience)Tap - Contemporary(Jazz Ballet)Lyrical Dance(Broadway)The All Sorts Youth Choir hasvacancies in all ages from 9 to15 years.When: Tuesday’s from 4 to 6 pmWhere: 17 Pinnacle Court,CraignishBuild your child’sself‐confidence and improvetheir diction while they justhave fun!For more information email:all‐sorts@optusnet.com.auOr contact Julie Morrison on4128 7190All Sorts Choir – proudlyrepresenting the Fraser Coastat the 118 th Qld Eisteddfod,Maryborough 2011.Music instrumental lessons and rehearsals are in full swing. Ifyou have asked for instrumental lessons but have not yetreceived a letter regarding them could you please let your childknow or email me at Ian.Slater@riverside.qld.edu.au. Thosethat would like to start lessons could you please wait until nextterm as timetables are running on a rotational basis and newstudents at this time do upset the timetable.This week Rebekah Simpson and Yasmin Shilvock accompaniedby Ms. Marshall were taking part in workshops with membersof the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and I am eager to hearhow they went.Students attending extra curricular activities have beendwindling recently, please encourage your child(ren) to attend– they do not have to be learning an instrument to join in.And finally, for Rebekah and Yasmin ...Why should you never try to drive a roof nail with a violin? You might bend the nail."Haven't I seen your face before?" a judge demanded, looking down at the defendant."You have, Your Honour," the man answered hopefully. "I gave your son violin lessonslast winter.""Ah, yes," recalled the judge. "Twenty years!"Z PAC THEATREProudly presentsTHE ONE DAY OF THE YEARBy Alan Seymour Directed by Judith La ForestStarring: Richard Yaxley as AlfMark Thomson as Wacka Maree Dorey as MumStuart Waters as Hughie Carissa Macpherson as JanAn iconic Australian play which focuses on a family and anAnzac Day in the 1950’s. In this dramatic comedy, our talentedand experienced cast explore the universal themes of war, class,and generation-gap conflicts. The play questions thesignificance and impact of Anzac Day on national andindividual identity. Do take the opportunity to see this fineproduction and honour the sacrifices made by all those whofought on our behalf. Performances are at the theatre inZephyr St. Scarness on the following dates:APRIL Fri 8, Sat 9 at 7.30pm Sun 10 at 2pm -matineeFri 15, Sat 16 at 7.30pm Sun 17 at 2pm –matineeFri 22, Sat 23 at 7.30pmYou are invited to come and enjoy this entertaining live theatreshow (Rated PG). Make up a party and book your tickets atMary Ryan ABC Bookshop, Central Ave Pialba. Concessionsfor groups of 10 or more.Music TutorsQuality MusicTutors availableat RiversideKyleDownesKeyboardTutorAndreCarpenterBrass &WoodwindTutorMarkNuskeGuitarTutorKatieMarshallViolinTutorAndrew Dalton focuses wellduring percussion lessons.A father was approached by his small son who told him proudly, "I know what the Bible means!"His father smiled and replied, "What do you mean, you 'know' what the Bible means?The son replied, "I do know!""Okay," said his father. "What does the Bible mean?""That's easy, Daddy..." the young boy replied excitedly," It stands for 'Basic Information Before Leaving Earth.'Performing ArtsNews9
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