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Advertisements TWo Week TucksHop rosTer moNDaY tUesDaY weDNesDaY thUrsDaY friDaY 3/09/12 4/09/12 5/09/12 6/09/12 7/09/12 Yael Shohat Joanna maratos Alison little Carol Writer Julie fendall martine morgan Gemma Dobson Sharon Baden* Nicki lewis Debbie meyer Jo Pinnegar Sarah Hamilton katrina Selig Claudia Sagripanti moNDaY tUesDaY weDNesDaY thUrsDaY friDaY 10/09/12 11/09/12 12/09/12 13/09/12 14/09/12 Debra elsas megan Weir maree Sutherland Joanne mcleod Claire Guilfoyle Bridget fagan Tanya Yu mandi Purcell kate Burston linda ruben Jill O’malley Shiu-yen lowe Alicia khoo kim elliott Tina ros-ekins Jenny Sant linda rogan Alison Gavan CRANBRooK CHeSS TeAM AND PAReNTS 18 Term 3 Week 7 2012 season Come and celebrate our successful chess campaign! Afternoon Tea sunday, 2 september, 2012, 3.00pm 16 boronia road, bellevue hill Speak to edward Selig, Captain of Chess, or RSVP: katrina Selig kselig@bigpond.net.au or ph: 0411 714 716 music discontinuation letters for Term 3 2012 Students wishing to discontinue music lessons must submit a parent’s/guardian’s letter requesting this to the music Department no later than monday 3 september 2012. Please address letters to The Director of music or the music Secretary. If notification is not received by this time, it will be assumed lessons are to continue and fees will be charged for Term 4. email: pburke@cranbrook.nsw.edu.au On 26 December 2004 a massive tsunami struck khao lak in Thailand as well as many other island countries. The Tsunami washed away people’s lives, their hopes and dreams. mr Nagy, Housemaster of Wakehurst, was teaching at the British International School in Bangkok at the time. He took 50 of the students to khao lak to see the devastation and he compiled a coffee table book called Children of the Tsunami. It is beautifully illustrated with photos and illustrations drawn by the students. mr Nagy has kindly donated a number of these books to help support a teacher at the CeTOP School in Shara, ladakh. Available through Houses – $20
CRANBROOK PRESENTS THE INAUGURAL SECOND HAND CITF CLOTHING & GEAR SALE YEAR 11 &12 PARENTS SELL YOUR NO LONGER NEEDED CITF ITEMS* YEAR 10 PARENTS THIS IS A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO PICK UP SOME GREAT BARGAINS. * Items must meet Outward Bound requirements. If you would like a copy of the requirements please email citfsale@gmail.com and a copy will be sent to you. SUNDAY 21 OCTOBER 2012 9.30AM TO 11.30PM CARTER HALL ALL WELCOME CASH PAYMENTS ONLY To book a free table to sell or swap please email: citfsale@gmail.com BRING ALL YOUR CITF CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT TO SELL OR SWAP * Shoes, boots, shirts, gloves, thermals, rain jackets, waterproof overpants, walking poles, head torch, pullovers and more....... If you wish to donate your unsold items, Mrs Edwina Parsons would be delighted to forward them to students from disadvantaged backgrounds to aid their participation in Outward Bound programs. Thursday 30 August 2012 19
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