Week 5 Term 3 2012 - Dunedoo Central School

Phone: 6375 1489
Fax: 6375 1152
Email
dunedoo-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au
DCS Website
www.dunedoo-c.schools.nsw.edu.au
UPCOMING EVENTS
Week 5
Monday, 13 August
�� Whole School Merit Assembly,
11.10am, Hall, everyone welcome
�� Year 11 Snow Trip - all week
�� Year 12 Trial HSC Exams commence
- timetable attached
Tuesday, 14 August
�� ICAS Maths Comp
�� Speech & OT visit DCS
Wednesday, 15 August
�� Moorambilla Boys Camp, 15th—
18th August
Thursday, 16 August
�� Yr 7 & 8 Touch Comp, Dubbo
�� Australia Ballet visit DCS
Friday, 17 August
�� Dubbo District PSSA Athletics,
Primary, Dubbo
Week 6
Tuesday, 21 August
�� CS Touch Finals, Yr 10, Dubbo
Wednesday, 22 August
�� CS Touch Football, Opens, Dubbo
�� Dubbo Job Expo, Yr 9 & 10
Thursday, 23 August
�� P&C Meeting, 7pm Library
Friday, 24 August
�� Central Schools, Open Netball
Sunday, 26 August
�� Trash & Treasure Sale
Week 7
Monday, 27 August
�� Science & Engineering Challenge,
State Finals, Newcastle
Tuesday, 28 August
�� Science & Engineering Challenge,
State Finals, Newcastle
Wednesday, 29 August
�� RFS Fire Cadets, 1.30pm - 3pm
Thursday, 30 August
�� Rugby League Coaching Course
at DCS
Friday, 31 August
�� Rugby League Coaching Course
at DCS
�� Infants/Primary Assembly, 12
noon, Hall, hosted by Year 4/5
Dunedoo Central School
NEWSLETTER
13 August 2012 (Week 1 Secondary Timetable)
As I missed writing last week’s due to illness, I
didn’t have an opportunity to thank everyone
who joined us for the fabulous Education Day
Celebration. After an excellent Ecumenical Service
conducted by Reverends Beth and Robert
Bowman, featuring our Scripture classes, a very
special Assembly took place which acknowledged
those students, teachers and community
members who made major contributions to our
school over the past year. Special congratulations
to Sharon Milsom, Donna Lane and Effie
Fergusson who received extra special acknowledgement
from the staff at Dunedoo Central
School. The scrumptious morning tea and
“lunch on the lawn” contributed to making the
day even more special, by bringing families together
with teachers and students. Congratulations
to our Education Day Commiittee.
Thankyou for your great organisation and the
contribution you have made towards raining
awareness of what schools do in the 21st Century.
Year 11 were very excited this morning as they
departed for their annual pilgrimage to Mt
Selwyn. The Year 11 Ski Trip is a very important
component for team bonding as students get to
know each other on a more personal basis whilst
enjoying the challenge of attempting a new
sport. Most of our students have never seen
snow let alone skis so it’s quite an adventure
with everyone starting at the same level.
We had an exceptional Olympics Day last
Thursday, despite the weather, which was very
reminiscent of London. There were many positive
comments from students and staff were
very happy with the attitude of students towards
the activities. Besides a range of interesting
sports, students learnt about other countries and
their athletes, the importance of events like the
Olympics for promoting world peace and friendship
and sportsmanship in general.
Commiserations to our u/16 Dunedoo/Coolah
Rugby League players who were beaten by the
slenderest of margins by St Anne’s Temora (22-
24) , in the Grand Final of the Small School’s
Rugby League Knockout at Bathurst last week.
The game was in the balance right up to the final
whistle, and was a credit to both sides who gave
their all. Congratulations to St Anne’s on their
win and congratulations to our boys for being
contenders.
We are at present moving a great deal of accumulated
pre-loved equipment to the Hall in
preparation for our ‘Trash & Treasure “ Day on
the 26th August. Besides the sale of school
items there will be a Car Boot Sale to allow
community members to sell their preloved items
on the day. WE know there are many events
taking place on that weekend, but hope that everyone
can spare a half hour or so to view items
and make a bid or a purchase.
Kindergarten stole the show at last week’s Friday
Assembly, with another rendition of “the
Red Red Robbin comes bob bob bobbin along”.
It is always a happy assembly when Kindy “run
the show”, and fantastic to see so many parents
and family members join us.
I attended a Reference Group Meeting on the
new Australian Curriculum last week. At this
stage, there will be a great deal of preparation in
2013 for implementation in 2014. Teachers will
be supported through a range of staff development
programs. English will be brought into
the Primary School in 2014 followed by maths in
2015. In the Secondary School, English, Maths,
Science and History look like being introduced
in 2014, followed by other courses in the following
years.
Good luck to Year 12 Industrial Technology
students who had to submit their practical project
to day for examination by the external markers.
Good luck also to Year 12 who begin their
Trial HSC Exams today.
This week there is a Merit Assembly today, visits
by our Speech Therapist on Tuesday, students
participating in Moorambilla Choir go to camp,
the Australian Ballet visits Thursday with some
Workshops and the Premier’s Youth Advisory
group who will be interviewing our SRC and
other school leaders. Twenty Four students will
be representing our school at the District Athletics
Carnival in Dubbo on Friday. Good luck to
all students involved in activities this week.
Enjoy your week!
Mr Peter Campbell, Principal

Sunday 26th August
11.00am - 2.00pm
Dunedoo Central School Hall
& Primary Quad
CAR BOOT SALE & WHITE ELEPHANT STALLS
Outside Vendors Welcome
Anyone who is wishing to turn their own trash into treasure, please come along and
set up your own boot or stall. $10 stall/boot fee.
Silent Auction
Auction items will be available for viewing and bidding on:
Wednesday 22/8/12, Friday 24/8/12 & Sunday 26/8/12 in the DCS Hall.
All you need to do is to place your name and price on the item you wish
to purchase! Remember to keep checking who has the highest bid.
Silent Auction concludes at 1.00pm on Sunday 26th August 2012.
There will be stalls with items for sale as well as a silent auction.
Items: tables, chairs, blackboards, dishwasher, woodwork benches, Lathes (2 x metal work & 1 x woodwork),
bandsaw, milling machine, thickness plane, electric bench drill & stand, mig welders, pipe bending machine,
mixmaster, steamers, coffee machine, sewing machine, oil heaters, assorted hand tools, welding helmets,
blinds, fans, office furniture, assorted wooden cupboards, pots, pan, utensils, cutlery, assorted china, plus much
much more!
P&C WILL BE SUPPLYING BBQ LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS
Dunedoo Central School and P&C Committee
Please contact the school on 6375 1489 for further information

INFANTS IN FOCUS
KINDER, YEAR 1 & YEAR 2
�� Please remember if there are any changes to your child’s normal travel arrangements, please let us
know by sending in a note or a phone call. We are still having some confusion at bus time!
�� Mrs M Abbott , Assistant Principal Infants
Kindergarten: Welcome to week 5. I hope you all enjoyed the Kinder assembly last Friday. A big
thankyou to Mrs Cluff and Mrs Kensit who helped with our Friends of Ten item.
This week Kinder will revise the sounds “u”, “l” and “f” and our shared big book is “My Sloppy Tiger”. In
maths our topics are sharing, equal groups, equal rows and grouping and in HSIE we are looking at “Family
History”. I would like all the children to bring in a baby photo so we can construct personal �melines. Please
send the photo in an envelope clearly marked with their name, thankyou!
Don’t forget to learn your spelling words for our Friday test, revise your sight words, complete your
homework and read every night. Congratula�ons to Ella Rigby our student from last week and to Chloe
Stanford and Callum Wham who received merit cer�ficates. Mrs Yeo
YEAR 1/2: Welcome to week 5. What a great day was had last Thursday at the mini Olympics day!
Congrats to the commi�ee and the children for making it such a fun day.
This week in spelling year 1 will study the “igh” sound as in high and sight and year 2 will study the “ou”
sound as in cloud and round. In maths this week year 1 will learn about division, grouping and arrays
and number pa�erns. Year 2 will learn about comparing areas, division using arrays and repeated
subtrac�ons. Children are working really well on their personal histories, it would be great if we could
have all baby photos in by tomorrow so they can be scanned onto their work. Homework as usual this
week. Homework Centre is on Thursday from 3pm‐4pm in the Primary Annex. This week we welcome
Emily Holland to our year 1 class Emily has come to us from Queensland. It is always nice to make new
friends!
I will be in Dubbo at a Leadership Forum on Wednesday and Thursday this week, Mrs Sullivan will take
the class. Mrs M Abbott
INFANTS/PRIMARY
HOMEWORK CENTRE
Every Thursday: 3pm - 4pm
If children are attending Homework Centre it is assumed they will be there until 4.00pm. As teachers
have duty of care it would be appreciated if you wish your child to leave earlier that you send a note
in or pick them up in person. All children will remain in the Library annex until 4pm.
LIBRARY NEWS
Welcome to the countdown to Book Week. Primary students will be listening to Flood and
A Bus Called Heaven both of which have been nominated for Picture Book of the Year.
Year 3 to 5 students will learn about the Dewey classifications for disasters and religion.
Year 5/6 will begin an independent research project on French-speaking countries. Scholastic
orders will arrive this week. Thank you to the staff and students who ordered.
Mrs E Abbott

PRIMARY NEWS
Years 3, 4, 5 & 6
Good day to you all! Week 5 is here and that means Athletics on Friday. If you have
not already organised transport to Dubbo please let the school know as there may be another
parent travelling who can help.
At our merit assembly it was wonderful to present so many good workers with their
awards. It is great to be able to celebrate our students’ achievements with a merit assembly,
and please make sure to congratulate your children for their efforts.
Reminders:
�� Dubbo District Athletics Carnival—Friday 17th August
�� Keep making regular payments for the Canberra excursion
�� Please ensure all clothes and lunchboxes are labelled with your child’s name!
Have a great week.
Mr Joel Wilson - Assistant Principal Primary
Year 3/4: Hello all, Welcome to Week 5 (Science Week!). It’s hard to believe we’re just
about half way through the term. Well done to everyone last Thursday for our mini-Olympics. It
was a great day and congratulations to Japan for just knocking off us Canadians for the trophy!
Our Science unit this term, ‘Sounds Great’ has been a lot of fun. Students have been experimenting
with all kinds of sound devices and this week we continue to learn about pitch and have a
look at the basic parts of the ear and how they work.
In Maths this week, Year 3 will be working with fractions.
Have a great week and good luck to all our athletes on Friday. Mr Ben Kline
Year 4/5: A reminder that students need their pens (blue and red), pencils and ruler every
day at school. Classes run much smoother when students have all their equipment ready to
use.
We’re writing UFO stories in class and they are scary and exciting.
I am in Dubbo Wednesday-Thursday at the Western NSW Leadership Conference and the
class will be set normal work to complete with their casual teacher whilst I am away.
On Friday our class will be split between 3/4 and 5/6 whilst I am away with our team at the
district athletics carnival. Mr Joel Wilson
Year 5/6: This week students in 5/6 will need to collect interesting leaves for an art
project. We will also need a few extra newspapers if you have some to spare. Congratulations
to all the students who haven’t missed handing in their homework all term - extra
ACE points for you! I am looking forward to seeing all the Olympic projects due this
Friday. Mrs Cathy Crick
Year 6 Maths: This week Year 6 will be working on place value and negative numbers.
There will be no homework this week. Mrs Lane & Mrs Turnbull

SECONDARY NEWS
Year 8 Mathematics: Topic test on Surface Area &
Volume and Circles & Cylinders, tomorrow, 14th August.
The weekly homework sheet from last week is due
this Thursday.
Year 10 Mathematics: Weekly homework sheet due
tomorrow.
Year 12 General Mathematics: No homework sheet
this week due to trial exams but hopefully everyone is
busy completing lots of revision questions.
Good luck to all Year 12 students as they sit their HSC
Trial Examinations this week.
Mrs Gallagher
Trial HSC Exam Timetable
Monday
13/8/12
8:50am – 12pm
Legal Studies
(3 hours + 5 mins)
Ancient History
(2 hours + 5 mins)
Tuesday
14/8/12
8:55am – 12pm
Chemistry
(3 hours + 5 mins)
PDHPE
(2 hours + 5 mins)
YEAR 12
Wednesday
15/8/12
8:55am – 12pm
WEEK 5 & 6
Secondary ACE
Congratulations to the following Secondary students on reaching:
LEVEL 1: Mitchell McGuiness, Mollie McGuiness, Sam Foran, Bradley Squire,
Kyle Grima, Kyle Murray & James Stoddart
LEVEL 2: Ceara Smith, Kate Gallagher, Claire Moorhouse, Daniel Lane ,
Codi Page, Harry Obst & Patrick Gough.
LEVEL 3: Lauren Sullivan
Community & Family
Studies
(3 hours + 5 mins)
Industrial Technology
(1½ hours + 5 mins)
Chess Report
Thursday
16/8/12
8:55am – 12pm
General Maths
(2½ hours + 5 mins)
Mathematics
(3 hours + 5 mins)
Monday - 20/8/12
Friday
17/8/12
8:55am – 12pm
Biology
(3 hours + 5 mins)
Agriculture
(2½ hours + 5 mins)
8:55am – 11:00pm
English Standard and Advanced, Paper 1
(2 hours + 10 mins
1:00 pm – 3:05 pm
English Standard & English Advanced, Paper 2
(2 hours + 5 mins)
On Friday at lunchtime, our illustrious team of Claire Moorhouse, Joshua Rookyard, Codi Page and
Kyle Lewis played their first online games. We had only played one game against St. Mary’s Wellington
but had managed to make it to the fourth round because two other teams had forfeited. We met
Dubbo Christian School at www.chesshere.com for virtual chess. Everyone was ready with no idea
what our opponents looked like or how to size them up. It was all about the game. Claire, Codi and Joshua were all defeated
and Kyle theoretically won because his opponent timed out. We have finished up in the Country NSW Junior Chess tournament
for this year but will continue training for the next chess event in Dubbo in September.

State Touch Football Carnival
Last week I went to Parkes to play touch football as part of the
Western Region Primary Girls team. The state touch football carnival
was held over 3 days with teams competing from every region in
NSW. We played 12 games in two and a half days with the semis
and finals being played on Thursday
afternoon. The Western team was
made up of girls from Orange, Parkes,
Lithgow, Forbes, Kandos, Rylstone,
Gilgandra and of course Dunedoo. We
were very competitive over the tournament,
improving with each game, and
finished 9th overall. I really enjoyed the
experience, learnt new skills, made
some new friends and scored 2 tries!
Emma Gallagher
Chaplains Chat with Rev. Beth
What do I do? My task is to supply pastoral, spiritual, emotional and social support and comfort to all
members of the Dunedoo Central School community regardless of faith or belief systems.
Chaplaincy is a bit like sitting at the crossroads of life where the different lines of life experience clash with
one another. There are 3 models of caring involved in chaplaincy:
Pastoral care aims to provide physical & emotional support rather than a purely spiritual focus;
Mentoring or walking alongside another – a bit like Gandalf and Frodo; and,
Enabling is being there to assist and support members of the school community (Student, Staff,
Family& Friends) to be who they are to their fullest potential.
I am not the School Counsellor, (though I do share his office) and am not here to “Christianise” the School.
My role is supporting the whole body of Dunedoo Central School as an added resource with a different skill
set and approach to a professionally trained teacher. The position is funded by the Federal Government’s
School Chaplaincy and Welfare Programme and is for the period 2012-14. For the rest of 2012, I’ll be at the
school and its functions for 20 hours a week, then my hours will revert to 10 hours a week (400 hours per
annum) next year. I’ll be undertaking Personal and Professional Development and Training as part of my
support role in the school.
Dunedoo Central School will be hosting
CRL COACHING DEVELOPMENT Days
For Adults Coaching Kids
Where: Dunedoo Central School, Oval
When: Thursday, 30th August: for 12 Years & Under
& Friday, 31st August: For 12+ Years
All participants must be 16+ years
Limited spaces
Community members wishing to attend, please contact
Mr Chris Bush on 6375 1489

So Close!
Dunedoo- Coolah Under 16 Rugby League almost Snag a Country Title.
After a great run to make the Country finals the Dunedoo - Coolah boys travelled to Bathurst’s Carrington
Park last Wednesday to face St Anne’s of Temora in the final to determine the Country’s best. Quietly confident
with their own form, the boys also knew they would face a good challenge from a mainly unknown opponent.
And challenged they were!
Temora came out absolutely on fire and made a few big inroads into the Dunedoo- Coolah defensive line early,
but the defence led by awesome displays by Hamish Kitchin, Sam ( Rambo) Foran, and Sam Christensen
held, and both sides showed great skill and control in the early stages. The fast pace of the match began to tell
and in the 16 th minute Temora staged a well structured raid and found the line for a converted try to lead 6 nil.
Almost immediately Nathan Brown struck back with a magnificent 80 metre try, Tim Trainor converted and
the teams were on level pegging.
The boys worked themselves back into Temora’s half and after a kick Harley Stevenson stole the ball and we
attacked again with Jake Besgrove showing great agility and strength crashing over the line, Tim was on target
again and Dunedoo- Coolah had a 12 – 6 lead five out from halftime.
The restart was part of a horror few minutes as we gifted Temora a quick try and then with some speedy play
from their backs they were over again to take a 12 – 16 half time lead.
At halftime the boys were confident that they could still take the match and set about the second half with a
lot of energy. A couple of nervous errors gave Temora another good opportunity and another try and looking
down an eight point deficit was a genuine challenge for the boys. They rallied and for the most part dominated
the next 25 minutes of play.
With halfback Tim Trainor and five eighth Jake Besgrove calling the shots our big forwards Anthony Kaperonis,
Sam Christensen, and Jacob Pottbury were driven on by inspired leadership from skipper Hamish
Kitchin and lifted the tempo. A scrum feed on the Temora 20 saw Nathan Brown again breach the line and
dive over next to the posts. Scoreline 18-22, and well on top!
A lucky scrambled try from a kick on one of their few visits to our half saw Temora extend their lead to 18-26
with about 12 minutes to go. In this period everyone really lifted and with Anthony Kaperonis leading raid after
raid we were unlucky not to be awarded two additional tries, before Nathan Brown capped off a great day
with his third try off a very clever Tim Trainor kick to get us to 24 – 26 with 5 minutes left on the clock. Again
we were denied two more good shots, and with Blake Carlyle disallowed another try with two minutes to go
we were extremely unlucky not to get the points needed to claim the Country Championship Title. A case of
the better team losing in the eyes of many observers.
This was an excellent game, one the Dunedoo- Coolah boys were extremely unlucky to lose, and a credit to the
whole team. Anthony Kaperonis was named the “man of the match”, being just one of many great efforts in
the team. This dose not usually happen, the losing side winning most valuable player.
Other considerable efforts were young gun Brenden Solberg, being only in year 8 showed great determination
and fighting spirit, and another great effort from Luke ( HOGS) Hogden, and James Copelin were what kept
us in the match.
Well done to all the players, and thank you to the coaches, managers and
all the parent and family supporters who were at the game.

WISHING YOU ALL A GREAT DAY!
Hannah Martin, 17 15 August Year 11
Eva Hogden, 6 17 August Kinder
SCHOOL MAGAZINE :
FRONT COVER COMPETITION!
It is getting to that time of year again…
our School Magazine preparation is underway!
We need a front cover for our 2012 School Magazine. If you think you have
what it takes to design the front cover, please give your entry to the front office
by the end of this week. The winning entrant will receive a prize!
P & C MEETING
Will be held at 7.00pm on Thursday, 23rd August at the
Library. Everyone welcome!
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLET COMPANY
IS COMING TO DUNEDOO CENTRAL SCHOOL ON THURSDAY
16TH AUGUST 2012. THEY WILL BE
CONDUCTING DANCE/MOVEMENT WORK-
SHOPS WITH CLASSES FROM KINDER TO YEAR 8 &
ANY OTHER INTERESTED SECONDARY STUDENTS.
PERMISSION NOTES WILL BE SENT HOME SHORTLY,
NO COST!! WHAT A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!!
Jeans for Genes Day
Was held on Friday, 3rd August. Dunedoo Central
School participated in raising funds for this fantastic
cause. We raised an outstanding $215.50 for this
charity. Congratulations DCS!

CANTEEN NEWS
�� Hello for week 5.
14/8 A Wright 21/8 V Seis
�� Thankyou to the families who have placed uniform orders. 15/8 A Wright 22/8 M Henderson
They will be ordered today and should be here next week. 16/8 Donna B 23/8 D Dean
�� I have some exciting news ‐ we are trialing some new prod‐ 17/8 Nola 24/8 Nola
ucts. Some of which are “Green” canteen approved varie‐
ties are Spaghetti Bolognese, Macaroni Cheese and Beef Lasagne. The same company also has
Pizza Slabs which are slightly bigger than a pizza single. Please see below to read about the new
products on trial and a brief explanation of “Green, Amber and Red” categories. These items will
be placed on next terms menu based on popularity on sales. So if they don’t sell they won’t be
added. I am looking forward to feedback regarding these products.
�� A shame some of my volunteers have been sick themselves or sick children, so I hope everyone
gets well soon. Thankyou to Jenni Yeo and Nola for your help last week. Thanks Jenny
LOOK!
We have some new products on trial:
Macaroni Cheese 200g serve $2.90
Spaghetti Bolognese 200g serve $2.90
Beef Lasagne 200g serve $2.90
All of the above are GREEN approved meals.
Pizza Slabs 160g serve $2.70
These pizza slabs come in: Hawaiian, Margherita, Supreme & BBQ Meat Lovers
The Pizza Slabs are AMBER approved.
What does GREEN and AMBER mean?
GREEN means we can have as much as we want, it has to dominate the menu
such as fruit and vegies, salads, sandwiches and rolls, low fat dairy products, water
etc.
AMBER means we can have these in moderation and should not dominate the
menu such as low fat or lite pies, sausage rolls etc. They are also in smaller portion
sizes such as the “snack size” 28g packet of chips. Certain ice creams come
into this category as does full fat dairy products and fruit juices.
RED means we cannot sell these items at our canteen on a daily basis, we can only
sell these items on one day of the term, which is our disco. These items are
“sometimes” foods such as lollies, chocolate, most ice creams, fizzy drinks such as
coca cola, fanta, biscuits, cakes and so on.
Any questions please ask me and I will be happy to assist.
CANTEEN ROSTER TERM 3
13/8 Help Needed 20/8 Help Needed

COMMUNITY NEWS
Dunedoo War Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
CHARITY BOWLS DAY
Sunday 26th August 2012 at Dunedoo Bowling Club
Bowls: Names in by 9.30am, play commences at 10.00am
Lunch, Morning and Afternoon Tea Available
Adults $15—Juniors $10 (including meals)
Bowls Only $5
Meals only: Adults $10, Juniors $5.00 & Children under 5 free
EVERYONE WELCOME
No Bowling Experience required—come and enjoy the day.
If Bowls isn’t your thing—come and join us for a sumptuous Lunch
D.J.R.L.N
(Dunedoo Junior Rugby League & Netball)
��Meeting will be held tonight, Monday 13th August, 7.00pm, Sports Club. Please come
along!
��Game: This Saturday sees the final competition round for the season. We have a home
game in Dunedoo, playing against Coonabarabran. Please be sure to lend a hand around the grounds, canteen
or BBQ. All help is appreciated.
��BBQ/Disco: As Saturday is the last competition round there will be a free sausage sizzle for Junior
League & Netball families and a disco at the Dunedoo Sports Club from 5pm. Please come along!!
��Presentation Day: Our annual presentation day will be held on Sunday, 26th August at Dunedoo Sports
Club. All football and netball players and families are invited to come along to enjoy a great day and
acknowledge the great achievement of all players throughout the 2012 season. The day will commence
with a BBQ at 1.00pm with presentation commencing at 3pm.
��AGM: The AGM date will be announced shortly. All positions will be declared vacant, so please consider
whether you would be interested in holding a committee position in the 2013 season.
��Letters of Support: The end of season is approaching quickly. The DJRLN AGM along with the Group
14 AGM will be held following the end of the season. We would appreciate any complaints or ideas
regarding the current format of the Football and Netball competition. All concerns and ideas must be in
writing to: DJRLN Secretary, Melissa Bampton, 39 Whiteley Street, Dunedoo (or
bampton2579@bigpond.com). This is the only opportunity we have to address any concerns. All
correspondence will be dealt with at the Group 14, AGM. No changes can be made to the 2013
competition after the Group 14 AGM. We thank you for your continued support.
DEB BALL 2013
Meeting will be held on Monday, 20th August 2012, 7pm in the Library.
Can all interested girls and parents, please attend.

Shhhhhhh!……have you heard?
THE BIG SECRET
Book now or you may never know!
THURSDAY NIGHT - Thursday September 6
includes pre show champagne & canapés from 6pm
Play commences 7pm sharp. Tickets adults: $40 per
head, seniors/concession: $25 per head
SATURDAY NIGHT - Saturday September 8
includes a complimentary pre show champagne
& nibbles from 6pm. Play commences 7pm
sharp. Tickets $40 per head
Where: St Michael’s Primary School Hall, Dunedoo
Tickets: Available from Milling Stuart on 6375 1009
FRIDAY NIGHT - Friday September 7
includes pre show champagne & dinner box from 6pm
Play commences 7pm sharp. Tickets $50 per head
SUNDAY MATINEE - Sunday September 9
Play commences 1.30pm sharp
Tickets adults: $30 per head, Primary kids: $10 per
head, Seniors/concession: $25 per head
DESIGN A LOGO COMPETITION
Dunedoo Sports Club
Dunedoo Sports Club is looking to update their logo for use on staff
shirts, signs, letter head, advertisements etc.
Start designing...
Entries open: Monday 13th August
Maximum size: 1/2 A4 page
PRIZE $100!
One category, one prize, open to all ages
All entries will be displayed in Sports Club with winner being
announced on Friday 7th September
Entries to be handed/sent directly to the Sports Club or emailed to
sportsclub@hotmail.com by Friday 31st August.
For further information contact Judy Sheldon 63751018 or Belinda Fergusson 63750455
Swimming Club News
Our AGM for the Swimming Club will be held at the Dunedoo Sports Club on
Monday, 20th August at 7pm.
We would love to see some new faces so come along and show your support,
maybe you would like to take on a position for our 2012/2013 swimming
season. We hope to see you all there.