10.10.07 - Timboon P

“Strength Through Understanding”
NEWSLETTER
7th October, 2010
Phone: 5598 3381
Fax: 5598 3507
Website: http://www.timboonp12.vic.edu.au
Email: [email protected]
School Council President: Gary Langenhuizen
Edition: 10:30
School Captains: James Kerr, Kerry O’Shea, Ian Johnson, Rebecca Moriarty, Michael Vogels, Tess Willox
TSPA: President – Katrina Currell
Secretary – Kylie Martin
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT
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Welcome back to term four. The new Library is
complete. We are waiting on a Certificate of
Occupancy and the new library shelving. We are
seeking the services of a community group who would
like to be involved in the shifting of our book stock.
This will be a mammoth job and you may know of a
physically fit group of people who would like to earn
money for their club by shifting the books. We will
provide appropriate book boxes and utes can be used
to go from one building to the other. The activity will
be co-ordinated by school staff and may be conducted
during school hours or on the weekend. Contact me if
you are interested.
The raffle books are due back tomorrow. Thank-you
for supporting the school with this fundraising effort.
The proceeds from the raffle will go towards making
our old libraries into re-useable classroom spaces.
These buildings are far more attractive than some of
our current classrooms and will make excellent
teaching and learning spaces for our students and
teachers.
Do you have a child starting school in 2011? Enrolment
forms are now due.
This term we have many camps, excursions and
activities happening. It can be a costly time for parents.
Some parents have adopted a payment plan through
their banks whereby they pay a small amount each
pay into the schools bank account. At the end of the
year their account balance at the school is almost clear
or in the black. If you would like to take this option up
please contact the school.
Treasurer – Donna Jansen
CALENDAR:
October
8th
5-8 Disco
14th
Proposed Year 10 mock interviews
14th
Vic Cricket Ass 3-6 clinic
18th
Melbourne Heart Soccer Clinic
th
19
Bell Shakespeare 9:00 and 11:30
20th – 22nd
Year 4 Camp (Melbourne)
21st
Yr 12 Special Assembly
22nd
Didjeribone Cultural Performance P-10
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Last Day Year 12- Activity Day
Congratulations to: The students who competed in the
ICAS maths competition. We had a large number of
Credits and Distinctions; To our Dressage team especially
Fleur Barling, Rebecca Barling, Zoe Bond, Chloe Gass, Nina
Barlow and Ashlee Finch for their most commendable
efforts.
WANTED: Short term accommodation for our
replacement Science teacher until the end of term. This
teacher is a delightful young lady prepared to house sit or
share a house. Contact the school A.S.A.P
If you have any concerns or issues that you wish to discuss
with me please feel free to contact me as follows: School
(55983381)
ROSALIE MOORFIELD
PRINCIPAL
TIMBOON SCHOOL CAFETERIA AND A AND B BUILDING
ARE PEANUT FREE ZONES
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
REPORT
Welcome back for the final school term for 2010. I hope
everyone has come back refreshed and determined to
complete the year in a positive manner.
Sun smart: As we enter that time of the year when the
weather warms up it is important that students ensure that
they protect themselves from the sun by wearing a hat or
by finding a shaded area during lunchtime and recess.
Year 12: There are less than 3 school weeks left for our year
12 students. On Thursday 21st October we will be holding
special final assembly for our year 12 students in the school
hall at 9:00pm. All parents are welcome to attend this
celebration. Following this our Year 12 students will focus
on revision for their final exams which begin on the 28th of
October.
Year 7 2011 Transition program: This program will be held
on Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th of October on the
secondary campus. Information regarding this will be
distributed home shortly. To assist with planning and
student placing we do require your intentions sheet for
2011 at the general office a.s.a.p.
Facial piercings: As stated in the school diary, facial rings
are not permitted.
Mock interviews: Next Thursday we will be conducting
mock interviews at the Timboon hospital for our Year 10
students. This is a very valuable experience for students to
gain a taste of the expectations and the process of applying
for a REAL job. Thank you to Mr. Deppeler, Mr. Aberline,
Ms. Nicholson and the local business identities for their
assistance and support towards this program.
Athletics: Good luck to our students competing at the
western zone finals in Geelong next Monday.
And remember: “To finish first, you must first finish”.
Rick Mears
SEAN FITZPATRICK – ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
This term promises to be an action packed one with many
activities approaching at rapid speed such as the year four
Melbourne Camp, Year 3 Kangaroobie Camp and dare I
say it end of year celebrations. As these important events
draw closer preparation becomes a key requirement.
Talking about the activities, that will be a once in a lifetime
opportunity with school friends, will help to build up your
child‟s readiness for these kinds of events.
Could I remind parents of the need to go through the office
or a teacher when looking for students over recess and
lunch times. Having adults wandering the school can be
concerning to children and is something that staff need to
supervise.
Once again teachers are now beginning the planning stages
for class structures and child placements for the next year.
While teachers take the utmost care when considering the
placement of every child, using their understanding and
experience we do offer parents the opportunity to share
with us any extra considerations that you as parents are
aware of that may impact on your child‟s learning. For
example, there may be neighbourhood issues that can
cause distractions for children‟s learning or there may be
friendship concerns that you would like to alert us to. If
this is the case then you are able to notify me about these
issues and we will bring them into consideration when
planning our grades for 2011. Likewise if you know that
your family will not be attending Timboon P-12 School in
2011 we would greatly appreciate having this information
as it will assist in our class planning process. Please contact
me directly with your information either by phone or come
in to see me before October 17th. Once this time passes our
ability to consider your information is seriously impacted
so please make sure you contact me in the next two weeks.
Thank-you to all our parents who have made sure that
your children‟s school hat is ready for the warmer days.
There are still a few children who do not have the correct
school hat and some parts of school uniform I will be
sending home letters over the next week about this issue.
Just a little reminder PLEASE make sure items of uniform
are clearly named so that there is no question about
ownership and when they are put down they can easily be
returned to their rightful owner.
ANDREA TAYLOR, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
9-12 SUBSCHOOL REPORT
Driving lessons in Timboon.
If you have your “L‟s” and are interested in some driving
lessons with a driving school, you may wish to consider
this opportunity.
Craig Lancaster, Colac Driving School, is offering to come
to our school over 3 consecutive Wednesdays, to teach
some basic driving / parking skills.
Wednesday 13th October – in an automatic car, 20th and 27th
in a manual car. The cost for a 45 minute lesson would be
$30.
There are 9 time slots available each day, from 8:10 am
through to 4:30 pm (finishing at 5:15 pm) .
Craig will come to Timboon if there are 6 timeslots filled on
the consecutive days. Please see Mrs Nicholson to book a
time a.s.a.p if you are interested.
Please note: there is one sponsored / free drive lesson
available to all learners – Google keys2drive and follow the
prompts.
JULIE NICHOLSON, 9 -12 SUBSCHOOL LEADER
5-8 SUB-SCHOOL REPORT
Year 5-8 students are excitedly looking forward to
tomorrow tonight‟s disco run by the year 12 students. The
event will be supervised by teachers as well and, rest
assured, no child will have permission to leave the school
hall until collected by a parent at 10.30. Please be prompt
otherwise it becomes a late night for those giving up
personal time to allow this activity to run.
Year five began the practical side of their Bicycle Education
training today. Student bicycles had to undergo a parts and
size safety inspection before the program began. Every
available storage facility contains student bikes and, over
the term, students will participate in skill development and
road safety lessons which will culminate in a road „licence‟
test and ride to Peterborough in December.
Year six are continuing their „Place in Space‟ theme and
preparations for the year six play continue in earnest with
sets, costumes and stage rehearsals the focus.
Year seven chefs are inventing their own muffins following
a basic recipe. Some are learning new skills (melting,
piping) and chocolate was very popular as a requested
ingredient. The textiles group have completed their tiedyed pillow cases and are venturing into toy making with
„goodies and baddies‟. Please request to see their design
books.
A parental interest in the student design books would also
be appreciated in Technology Studies for year eight
students. They have been constructing clocks and small
lidded boxes, using wood, metal and Perspex with some
students‟ skilling up with laminating pieces of wood as an
extra design element. A great final product begins in the
research and design phase which is hard to bear for some
students who just want to get in and make. Support from
interested parent would be of benefit.
The ICAS University of NSW Mathematics, Science and
Computer Competition (open to year 3- 12 students) were
presented at the P-12 assembly today. Congratulations to
all participants; the outstanding results are printed
elsewhere in this newsletter. Results for English, Writing
and Spelling will arrive shortly. Please encourage your
child to be an annual participant in these competitions
following notices in the newsletters early each year.
Students have quickly settled back into routine and the
enjoyment of being back with friends. Please remember to
ask after homework as every student in year 5 – 8 has
homework on a weekly basis; check diaries for when this is
handed out and due as each group has timeslots that fit
with their program. Please contact your child‟s home
group teacher if this has not been recorded in their diary.
JULIE BROOMHALL, 5-8 SUBSCHOOL LEADER
P-4 SUB-SCHOOL REPORT
Welcome back! I hope everyone had a great holiday and
you have all come back refreshed and relaxed, ready to
start the last term of the year.
We have had a few new children join us at Timboon P-12
School lately. A big welcome to Josh (2K) and Aimee (4W)
Pascoe. Also to Dominic Holswich who is in 1/2P.
With the Commonwealth Games currently being
conducted, lots of grades are using this opportunity to look
at India and/or specific sports which will be featured.
This week the children have been lucky enough to attend
some lunch-time discos. These were enjoyed by everyone.
Well done to those secondary students who organised the
fun.
Preps have finished the PMP Program. I would like to add
my thanks to Maureen and Linda. Your help with this very
valuable program is much appreciated.
Grades 1 and 2 students have been learning about the
Indian culture and inventions, like the dice, bangles and
the ruler. The significance of the colours orange, white and
green on the flag is also being discussed, as well as India‟s
language and traditions. The children are also having a
taste of geography by finding India on a world map and
locating the city of New Delhi. The children are very
interested in Australia‟s athletes, following their progress
through the internet, newspapers, TV and books. In Maths
they are looking at time, in particular, o‟clock and half past
times on analogue and digital clocks.
Grades 3 and 4 are also using the Commonwealth Games
to refresh our knowledge of India and take note of the
lesser known sports.
It‟s coming up to “Camp time” for both year levels. All the
children are very excited. Grade 3‟s received their (medical)
permission and packing notes Tuesday. The Grade 4‟s need
to have their Camp fully paid for by tomorrow.
We are aware some children may have anxious moments
leading up to their camp. Please talk to your classroom
teacher if there is a concern. Often these worries can be
alleviated when we know about the issues prior to Camp.
All grades will have ample time in class to discuss and
prepare the children for their camping experience.
The year 3‟s are refreshing and expanding their knowledge
of the structure of a letter. We are using our holiday
experiences to write a letter describing a day from our
holiday.
The year 4‟s are writing about their holiday news using a
variety of poetry styles. They are focussing on „Location‟
concepts in Maths.
PAM HAWKINS, P-4 SUB-SCHOOL LEADER
2010 COMPUTER SKILLS - INTERNATIONAL
COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENT FOR SCHOOLS ICAS
DISTINCTION
Jordan Rundle, Sacha Weston, Euan McGuire, Andrew
Maskell
CREDIT
Laura Weston, Josh Brittain, Willem McKenzie, Robert
Matthews, Hannah McGlade, Kate Delaney,
Aaron Weller, Zachary Bacon, Rebecca Dumesny, Marissa
Foley, Brown Nafatali, Carla Finch, Jed Norman, Emily
Van Es, Chrystal Van Rijthoven,
Evie Wilox,
PARTICIPATION
Year 3 Chelsea Adams, Teneale Bartlett, Nicholas
Bentley, Benjamin Berry, Nicholas Delaney, Shelby
Gristede, Rohan Johns, Dean Oxnam, Shaye Symes, Charlie
Trotter.
Year 4 Danica Clough, Lily Everett, Mitchell Gristede,
Sean Lenehan,
Tahlia
Lindsay
Collins,
Chelsea
Matthews, Campbell McKenzie, Lachlan Rundle, Jack
Stevens, Mitch Trotter.
Year 5 Kirralie Lumsden , William Reynard, Andrew
Bell, James Donald.
Year 6 Dade Allan, Teagan Barry, Chloe Buck, Shaun
Drayton, Brad Francis, Stephanie Hibburt, Darcy Johnson,
Kate Jones, Krista Laing, Gemma Lees, Abbey Ralph, Luke
Stevens, Kayla Pouw, Rebecca Vogels, Charlotte Bellis,
Georgia Bentley, Cathleen Brown,Jordan Crean, Ned
Dalziel, Mattew Drayton, Emily Duynhoven, Ahliya
Harris, Cody Hibberd, Madeleine Jones, Amelia Marshall,
Brent Rees, Austin Rhode, Grady Rooke, Ryan Smith,
James Stevens, Marie Sweeney, Kye Templeton, Bayley
Thompson, Travis Tippins, Darcy Tribe, Stacey Walker,
Shanae Webber.
Year 7 Tyler Body-Searle, Che Stone.
Year 8 Adam Baird, Amy Drayton, Kasey Allen, Nathan
Baird, Larissa Barry, Rachael Beames, Jed Body-Searle,
Wessel Both Odendaal, A Brown Nafatali, Joanna Couch,
Lisa Couch, Annie Currell, Angus Dalziel, Lara Falk,
Chester Gardner, Eddie Gaut, Nathan Hunt, Bianca Jansen,
Alex Lees, Brittany Lindsay, Kirsty Luderman, Tiarni
McClelland,Asha McDonald, Vanessa Millard, Jess Norton,
Brooke Quarrell, Zharlee Rundle, Tayla Sawyer, Tain
Selton, Nathalia Shiells, Aidan Smith, Brad Yeoman.
Year 9 Ashley Bentley, James Holmes, Fleur Barling,
Adam Bull, David Childs, Matthew
Childs,
Megan
Delaney, Karla Duynhoven , Georgie Finch, Jaymie Finch,
Chloe Gass, Bianca Hodgson Carney,
Tess
Lindquist, Aaron Lindsay, Benjamin Ludeman, Samuel
Matthews, Aimee McMurray, Dillon Nicol, Jessica
O‟Brien, Jessica Pert, Beau Picone, Kimberley Redfearn,
Damian Smurthwaite, Holly Thornton, Veronica Van
Heusden, Toby Walsh, Stephanie Windridge.
Year 10 Emily Neal, Jessica Sharp, Tamika Smith, Kieron
Blake, Ruby Burtonwood, William Chisholm, Sharnie
Clarke, Steven Crees, Jack Delaney, Travis Green, Dylan
Hanegraaf, Emma Inglis, Jasmine Jansen, Jessica Knight,
Joshua Lees, Cameron Lindsay, Hannah McDonald,
Hayden Mitchell, Sophie Moysey, Cody Noonan, James
Plozza, Hayley Pouw, Caitlin Ralph, Nikita Robertson ,
Toni Mae Sutherland, Mac Thornton, Taylor Weber, Emma
Wilkie, Ashton Windridge, Abby Yeoman.
2010 MATHEMATICS - INTERNATIONAL
COMPETITIONS AND ASSESSMENT FOR SCHOOLS
– ICAS
CANTEEN ROSTER
DISTINCTION
India Dubois , Rebecca Dumesny, Andrew Maskell,Sarah
Beames Jamie Norton.
CANTEEN ROSTER - TERM 4
CREDIT
Rohan Johns, Laura Weston, Adam Beaton, Mitchell
Gristede, Campbell McKenzie, Jordon Rundle, Lachlan
Rundle , Sacha Weston, Josh Brittain, Willem McKenzie,
Jacoba Mungean, Aaron Weller, Joel Morriarty, Asha
McDonald, Ruby Burtonwood, Alexander Kerr, Jordon Van
Es, Rebecca Moriarty.
WEEK 2 (11th Oct – 15th Oct)
Mon 11th
Cherie Mungean Jane Hammer
Tues 12th
Katrina Currell Michell Fowler
Wed 13th
Karen Delaney Sharon Shanahan
Thurs 14th
Lisa Jacobs
Steph Delaney
Fri 15th
Marnie Van Es Jacquie Giblett
(12:00 – 2:00pm - Sandy Brown)
PARTICIPATION
Oliver Stansfield, Molly Hibberd, Euan McGuire, Ned
Dalziel, Kate Delaney, Matthew Drayton, Shaun Drayton,
Ahliya Harris, Robert Matthews, Darcy Tribe, Stacey
Walker, Joanna Couch, Richard Couch, Annie Currell,
Angus Dalziel, Georgia Spokes, Rachel Ayres, Sienna
Harris.
WEEK 3 (18th Oct – 22nd Oct)
Mon 18th
Jodie Buck
Jade Atkinson
Tue 19th
Kim Spargo
Janice Lindsay
Wed 20th
Julie Gass
Michelle Gristede
Thurs 21st
Kate Croft
Silvana Delaney
Fri 22nd
Cathy Matthews Jenny Inglis
(12:00 – 2:00pm – Bryan Ward)
2010 SCIENCE - INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
AND ASSESSMENT FOR SCHOOLS – ICAS
DISTINCTION
Euan McGuire
CREDIT
Campbell McKenzie, Sacha Weston, Willem McKenzie,
Joshua Brittain, Angus Dalziel.
PARTICIPATION
Jennifer Huffadine, Laura Weston, Ahliya Harris, Sienna
Harris
EQUESTRAIN NEWS
WISECHAMP RESULTS
On Friday 17th September seven members of our equestrian
team competed at Warrnambool against 24 school from
Melbourne Girls Grammer to Portland Secondary College.
Teams were chosen by the rider in a “lucky draw”.
“Team Timboon P-12” riders – Chloe Gass, Nina Barlow
and Fleur Barling placed 3rd overall – a great effort against
strong competition.
Results were Fleur Barling and Alpha won dressage in
grade 1, Rebecca Barling and Boosty were 2nd and Zoe
Bond and At Risk were 3rd. Chloe Gass and Narrabri
Honeycomb were equal 1st in grade 4 dressage. Nina
Barlow and King Edward placed 6th overall.
Congratulations also to Ashlee Finch on Crackers for
competing in their first event. Thank you to our parent
volunteers, Pam Barlow, Patricia and Rob Barling, Collette
Piells for overseeing our riders.
EMA second instalment cheques are available
and can be picked up from the school office.
A BIG THANK YOU
We would like to thank everyone for their love, support
and kind donations following our house fire. Your
generosity has been greatly appreciated.
Rosie, Terry, Bianca, Chelsea, Benjamin, Aimee and
Morgan Hodgson
FOR SALE
4 x wetsuits (all short)
2 x size 10 (worn once as new)
$50 ea
1 x size 6
$30
1 x size 4
$25
4 x long sleeve rashies sizes 8,10,12,14
$10
3 x art smock sets with reader bag and a library bag $10 ea
PHONE: 5598 3692
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Nike basketball boots – size 7
Excellent condition used only on courts (just outgrown) $40
PHONE: 0417 682 231
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GARAGE SALE – Sat 9th Oct
78 Curdievale Road, Timboon
9am – 2pm
Bric a brac, children‟s, women‟s and babies clothes,
furniture and car parts
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2 x fishtanks
4ft x 2ft x 1ft with all fish, canister filter heater and light
gravel.
$250
4ft x 18” c 14” with all fish, filter, heater and light $200
Baby Netherland Swarf Rabbits, born 9th Sep 2010.
Available 28th Oct 2010 @ $25 each
Honda CT-90 in good condition, needs a little work, new
battery. Been in shed over 5 yrs.
$1,500
Homedics I-cush audiosink and massage seat. Heat
settings, allows you to plugin Ipod/MP3 player for comfort
and sound.
$100
PHONE: 0428 233 242
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ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED
Self contained flat, bungalow or room in shared house
required for 21 year old, fully employed, Indian male
moving to Timboon in mid October. Must be close to town.
PHONE: Tracey on 5598 3839
SECOND-HAND UNIFORM SALE
The next second-hand uniform sale will be held at
lunchtime on Friday 15th September, 2010 in the SEU
building.
For enquiries please call Katrina 5598 3443
PARENT CLUB NEWS
TSPA PARENTS SAY
Love to hear from you!
Name: ______________________________________
Phone: ______________________________________
(So we can contact you and have a chat about your
contribution.)
TSPA MEMBERSHIP 2010
NAME:
* Both parents can be members, but if you want 2 votes, you need
to pay twice!
NAMES & GRADES OF CHILDREN @ TIMBOON P-12
$2.20 ENCLOSED
The next TSPA meeting will be on Monday 11th October
at 7:30 pm in the administration building.
TIMBOON SPORTING CENTRE NEWS
SENIOR BASKETBALL SUMMER SEASON
Senior basketball teams are now being called for to play in
the up coming Summer season. This season starts on Mon
25th Oct for Women and Wed 27th Oct for the Men. If you
have a team to enter contact Vicki Askew Thornton on
55983712 or the Sporting Centre on 55983445
BASKETBALL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TUES
26th OCT
The Timboon Basketball Association AGM coincides with
the start of the new season. As part of the team entry
requirements each team must have a representative at this
meeting. The AGM will be held at the Sporting Centre on
Tues 26th Oct at 7.00 pm.
Timboon Railtrailers – Relay for Life Team
nd
WANTED- 2 hand bags
(in good condition) for our Bag Sale.
th
October 9 @ Timboon Hall in conjunction with Anti
Cancer Plant and Book Sale.
(Bags can be left at the school or with any Relay Member.)
Contact: Sue Wilson
5598 3148
Jean Giblett
5598 3418
Lesley Togni 5598 3218
PRINCETOWN CRICKET CLUB requires Junior players
for its under 14 and colts (boys un16 and girls u18) teams.
Interested players are invited to attend training Thursday
evenings 5.00pm
At Princetown Rec Reserve
PHONE: Chris Vogels 0458 987 257
Welcome to Spring - a little late but I think it has finally
arrived! Our October Simpson Farmers market
is on this Sunday the 10th between 9.30am and 1pm and
the day is forecast to be sunny and Spring-like....
Lots of special things happening including our 'Great
Recipe Swap' competition. Collect all 10 recipes then
register at the market to go in the draw to win a $300.00
dollar House Homewares voucher. Recipe packs can be
purchased at the market or at any of the following retailers;
Murray Goulburn Simpson, Vogels Motors, Parlours
Hardware, Settlement Supermarket, Simpson Takeaway,
Cobden Newsagency, Cobden Post Office, Cobden Clinic,
Red Duck Cafe in Camperdown, Corangamite Shire Office,
Timboon Post Office, Timboon Newsagency and the
Timboon Distillery. Happy collecting!
Lots of our regular stall holders will be attending as well as
a couple of new ones - Timboon Bakery will be bringing an
assortment of specials breads, and we will have unusual
warm donuts and maybe a tractor driven compost turner to
look at. A fresh mushroom grower and chai spiced drink
may also be attending. Also, for the first time (drum
roll)....we will have a Coffee van.
The Craft market has grown too with many new stalls and a
new dry location.
Hope to see you there. In the meanwhile, keep swapping
those recipe cards....
Timboon & District Junior Tennis
Junior Tennis seedings to be held at Timboon Recreation
Reserve on Saturday 9th October at 9:30 am.
All Players wanting to play to attend. Competition starts
Saturday 16th October.
All interested Players unable to attend seeding to ring
Katrina Currell 55983443
or Michael Skilbeck 55983489
We are very pleased to announce that our CopRice
Cobden Spring Festival website is now up and
running.
Camperdown Little Athletics Centre
Click on www.cobdenspringfestival.com.au to check it out!
The festival is happening over the weekend of October 15-17,
2010 - Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday.
Lots of new activities including our BIG NIGHT OUT at Cobden
Sports Club (Cobden Recreation Reserve)on the Saturday
evening. Music by Streamline. From 7.30 pm. Supper. Door
prizes. Refreshments. Rock along or rock back!
The CopRice Cobden Spring Festival Committee can be
contacted:
by emailing: [email protected]
by phoning: 03 5595 4243
by writing to: PO Box 37, Cobden, Vic 3266
It’s not too late to Register for Little Athletics for this season.
Camperdown Little Athletics is back again for
season 2010-11 !
For Girls and Boys, 5—16 years old
Competition Starts on Friday 8th October
(Cost. $90 per athlete, payable at registration)
Rego from 4pm. Competition starts 4.30pm.
For additional information, contact
Ross McIlveen (Sec) 0419341122
Di Ovens (Registrar) 0407252256
Phil Cunningham (Pres) 0448 094 367
“For Family Fun and Fitness”
TIMBOON CRUISERS
SHOPPING TRIP TO DFO, MARKET & HIGHPOINT.
FRIDAY 19TH NOVEMBER.
$45.00 DEPART 7 AM –
RETURN 10 PM.
FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CALL ELAINE FINNIGAN
0428983408.
Exciting activities for the whole family. Hunt the
roaring wind, navigate for hidden treasure, explore
the night sky, track local fauna and use your
detective skills to uncover the secrets of our southern
landscapes. For more information
www.visit12apostles.com.au or phone 1300 137 255