Humbug T3W8 - Ungarie Central School

Jett Woodward (K/1)
8th September, 2016
Week 8, Term 3
The Humbug
Principal (Rel.): Mrs Terrie Payne
Condobolin Rd,
Ungarie NSW 2669
RESPECT
RESPONSIBILITY
LEARNING
Ph: (02) 69 759 030
Fax: (02) 69 759 157
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ungarie-c.schools.nsw.edu.au
The week that was….
What exciting news we had at Ungarie Central
School on Tuesday. Our girls’ basketball team
travelled to Orange to play Calare Public
School in the final of the Western Area
basketball competition. Calare Public School
defeated us in the final of the Western Area
netball competition earlier this year so we
were really looking for a win this time. The
girls played strong all game and defeated
Calare PS 43-11. A huge thank you to Justine
Henley for her outstanding coaching over the
year. The girls will travel to Bathurst on
Monday to play in the NSW PSSA Basketball
finals. They are one of the top 16 teams in the
state. What an amazing effort! I look forward
to cheering for the girls on Monday.
We’ve had such a busy week this week, with
many visitors to the school. Yesterday we had
Lisa from the FRS here to work with some of
our families. Nicola Johnston, our School
Counsellor was also at school working with
teachers and students. Sally Russell from the
Lake Cowal Conservation Centre was also here
yesterday with Fizzics Education, working
with Years 7-10, The robotics was definitely a
hit with the students! Yesterday Bryson
Snowden, a Rugby League development
officer, was at school to finish off the
Backyard League program. Bryson worked
with students from K-10, teaching students the
importance of team work. Today Libby
Trembath, Senior Pathways Officer, is
spending time with Mrs Noble and Mr Dodhy.
They will be going over our documentation to
prepare us for our VET (Vocational Education
and Training) audit next term. Phew, what a
week!
Tomorrow, our primary boys cricket team
were heading to Dubbo to play the next round
in the Western Area cricket knockout. With the
predicted rain and the already wet conditions
this game has been postponed. We will notify
parents as soon as a new date is worked out.
Until next week!
Mrs Payne
Canteen Roster:
Fri 9th Sep
Lisa Crofts & Kylie Brewer
Mon 12th Sep Terese Ridley & Jodie Hoskinson
Fri 16th Sep Colleen Robb & Vanessa Williams
Upcoming Events:
Fri 9th Sep
Sat 10th Sep
Sat 10th Sep
Mon 12th Sep
Tue 13th Sep
Wed 14th Sep
Fri 16th Sep
Mon 19th Sep
Fri 23rd Sep
Footy Colours Day
Ungarie SHOW
Local ELECTION
PSSA Girls Basketball @ Bathurst
P&C meeting 2pm -library
LAP Graduation
T20 Cricket @ West Wyalong
UCS Yr 12 Graduation Dinner
Football/Netball Gala Day
@ West Wyalong
Fri 23rd Sept Last Day Term 3
Sat 22nd Oct 125 Year Celebration
Kindergarten: Aliah, Tahlia, Alex, Eva, Courtney,
Tyler C, Maicey, Evie, Ella and Lila
Yr 2/3/4: Lara, Madi, Caitlin, Hannah, Josh,
Deakin, Kate, Dakota, Alfred, Adelaide, Rachel,
Lachie, Mitchell, Patrick, Reuben and Noah.
Yr 5/6: Alex B, Regan, Darcy, Hugh, Jordyn, Jye, Ella
M, Leslie and Georgia.
Don’t forget to send in Home Reader booklets so
we can track your child’s progress. It helps to
make sure we have enough books to give out at
assemblies.
Happy Birthday to:
Gavin Ward
Lachlan Ward
Samuel Wilson
Kayla Bradley
Sara O’Connor
11th Sep
11th Sep
12th Sep
14th Sep
14th Sep
Congratulations to Georgia, Tess, Sammy, Ella M,
Ella P, Hayley and Abby who won the day at
Orange on Tuesday. Great teamwork, skill and
sportsmanship was shown by all. Well done.
Do your children need summer uniforms?
Now is the time to order them.
P&C Uniforms will be ordering now for orders to
arrive at the beginning of Term 4.
We will also order later in the year for new kinder
students and the beginning of next year.
Please use the order form attached to this
newsletter and return to the school office by
TOMORROW Friday 9th September with payment
(cash, cheque or direct deposit). If you have any
queries please contact Karen.
Thank you for supporting UCS P&C
Uniforms.
Tomorrow is Footy Colours Day and we are looking
forward to seeing all students getting involved. A
gold coin donation for supporting your team will
go towards raising money for the Fight Cancer
Foundation.
Year 5/6 have made Magpie Cupcakes to sell on
the day to help raise money for their Canberra
excursion. Cupcakes will be 50c and 5/6 would
love your support.
Good Luck to the Primary boys heading off to play
cricket in Dubbo next week.
This Week’s Focus:
ICED CHOCOLATE
$1.50 every Thursday
at recess until the end
of term.
UCS YUM
(Yr 9/10 Commerce class)
will be selling
FRESH GARDEN PRODUCE
next Thursday 15th Sept
For sale
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Joshua Batty
Spinach
Parsley
Chives
Beetroot
Cabbages
Cauliflower
Mandarins/oranges
Zucchini Relish
9.20am -10am
In front of CWA Room
How To Support Your
Child Through High School
Rocky Biasi and Prue Salter PhD
Presented by two experts in Peak Performance
Psychology and Learning. FREE
Below is a website that parents can go to, to join
a webinar Live Online that deals with the
stresses, pressure, panic and anxiety high
school students may be experiencing. It also
deals with
 How to support your child with
Technology use.
 Establishing a success mindset.
www.studysamurai.com/parent
Ungarie CWA
The CWA meeting scheduled for
Monday 12th Sept has now been
changed to:
www.studysamur
Wednesday 21 September
10.30am CWA Rooms
ai.cwww.studysa
Community Book Club
murai.com/parent
Next get-together 10 Oct
om/parent
6pm @ Central Hotel
st
th
Books for discussion:
Never Never by James Patterson
Black and Blue by Ian Rankin
Lady Chatterley’s Lover by DH
Lawrence
Magpies Netball results
Thank you to everyone that came to the
presentation night, a great night was had
by all. Trophy winners this season
A Grade
Best & Fairest Jackie Ross
Runner Up B/F Nikky Lemon
Most Consistent Ashley Taylor
Players’ Player Fiona Bryant
Best in Finals Jackie Ross & Nikky Lemon
Coach’s Award Karen Lindner
MVP (most vintage player) Justine Henley
MVP (most versatile player) Renee Warr
MPP (most positive player) Sheridan
Webster
B Grade
Best & Fairest Vicki Sargeant
Runner Up B/F Lisa Lemon
Most Consistent Brianna Pilon
Players’ Player Vicki Sargeant
Coach’s Award Sarah Hale
C Grade
Best & Fairest Jade McKay
Runner Up B/F Emily Erwin
Most Consistent Wendy Mitchell
Players’ Player Kristy McClintock
Coach’s Award Jade McKay
Currey Family Trophy Fiona Bryant
100 games Jackie Ross
150 games Fiona Bryant
Congratulations to Wendy Mitchell who
received her C Badge in Umpiring and
Justine Henley who also received her C
Badge for Umpiring and her Development
Coaching Certificate.
Drum Muster
Wednesday 14 September
2-4pm bookings essential
0427 683769
It’s Awareness Week
Tuesday 13 September 2016
At Tullibigeal CWA rooms
You are invited to a morning with;
CWA – Tanya Jolly
What does CWA do for rural communities? What does Tullibigeal branch do? Just want to support our
Community Education Program? Just want an outing and lunch?
Diabetes Consultant - Donna Hahn
Want to know about Diabetes? Want some tips on foods to help with Type 2 Diabetes? Like to see what recipes
are available?
Community Nurse - Sharni Frankel
Need your blood pressure checked? Want to catch up with the nurse about your health? Want to see what
your Blood Glucose levels are?
Our morning begins at 10.15am and a light luncheon will be available from 12.30pm. Feel free to spend some
time talking to our guests about your concerns. They are willing to book private sessions.
We would love to see you there.
Enquiries to the secretary, Jennifer Ireland 0447001559
NSW Touch Football
Junior Development Day
Date: Wednesday 5 October 2016
Time: 10am-2pm
Venue: Ron Crowe Oval, West Wyalong
Cost: Free
Who: Suitable for children currently in Year 3 and up
What to bring: Lunch, drink bottle and hat
RSVP: West Wyalong Touch Football committee via
our Facebook page
KERRY KEATLEY
Council Election
Saturday 10th September 2016
It has been a privilege to be your voice over
the past five and a half years.
I am willing to dedicate another four years to
representing the community.
I will need your Number 1 vote to achieve this.
Don’t hesitate to call me – 0428 759029
Ungarie
Butchery
now has eftpos
available for
purchases only.
(No cash
withdrawals)
Ungarie Swimming Club
AGM
Wednesday 21st
September 3.30pm in
the Science Room at
the school.
For more information, phone
Alison on 0428 759231
CRISIS
MEETING
UNGARIE
CAN ASSIST
12TH SEPTEMBER 2016
7.30PM
CWA ROOM UNGARIE
DUE TO THE POOR ATTENDANCE AT
THE AGM 29/8/16.
A CRISIS MEETING WILL BE HELD.
IF A COMMITTEE IS NOT FORMED,
AFTER 12 YEARS THE BRANCH WILL
CLOSE AND FUNDS WILL BE
TRANSFERRED TO WEST WYALONG
BRANCH.
ATTENTION
FARMERS & TRUCK
DRIVERS
Please attend a meeting with
Bland Shire Council’s
General Manager- Ray Smith
re: B Double road
movements & other road
issues relevant to this year’s
harvest.
Thursday 22nd September
at 10am
Council Chambers,
Shire St, West Wyalong
Jo Ward (sec)
Ungarie Basketball Association
2016 Junior Basketball Competition
Ungarie Basketball Association is running a Junior Basketball Competition on Thursday
afternoons in Term 4 with the possibility of commencing in the Sept/Oct School holidays.
Time:
Ages:
3.30 pm on Thursday afternoons
Kinder – Year 12 (teams and age groups will be divided appropriately
depending upon numbers registered)
Cost: U/12 - If you are turning 8-11 yrs anytime in 2016 your (subsidised)
Basketball NSW registration cost is $25
U/18 - If you are turning 12-17 yrs anytime in 2016 your (subsidised)
Basketball NSW registration cost is $35
For more information and NSW Basketball registration forms please contact
Justine on 0428759433 or email [email protected]
If you are interested in sponsoring a set of team singlets please let me know.
If you are available to manage a team, score, referee or help in any way,
please also let me know, your help would be greatly appreciated.
Ungarie Bowling Club
Jackpot Draw Friday Night was
claimed, so the money now goes back
to $550
Due to the wet conditions last
weekend, no bowls were played.
The Men’s Triples had to be cancelled
and has now been rescheduled for the
end of October. (Date to be
confirmed).
Due to the Ungarie Show this
Saturday, the club will be opened from
12noon to 2pm only.
The Place to be on Friday nights is the
Bowlo.
Meals from 6pm till 8pm. Come & enjoy
a good meal and company.
Sunday morning breakfast is very
popular for only $6. Bring your friends
and be in the draw for a free
breakfast. Must be the most popular
place in town on Sunday mornings.
FRIDAY NIGHTS
Raffles
HAPPY HOUR from 6-8pm
SUNDAY MORNING BREAKY
8am -9.30am
All you can eat for $6.
Bland Hoteliers Jackpot Draw
$1800 next week.
Make sure you are here to claim the
prize if your name comes out.
Tuesday Night Raffles
This month Tuesday night raffles are
being run by the RSL.
6 meat trays and other prizes available.
Come on down and win some meat
trays!
Friday Night Pub Super Cash Draw
$6,000 this week.
It is free to enter and is drawn every
Friday night between 7pm-9pm. You
must be here to win. The prize jackpots
by $1000 every week until $50,000 if
not claimed.
Meat raffles are also held on Friday
night. 8 meat trays available.
Footy Tipping Wind-Up
Our footy tipping wind-up is on Saturday
the 17th September starting at 12:30pm
for lunch at 1pm.
Everyone who has paid for the footy
tipping competition is welcome for a
BBQ lunch and 2 free middies, then
relax and watch the footy with the
second week of the final in both AFL &
NRL being played.
‘HABIT OF MIND’ AND SPORT AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR WEEK 6
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
On Friday 26th August the SRC organised a
fundraiser to support the Cancer Council.
Students dressed in yellow and could purchase
patty cakes and homemade lemonade.
7/8 SCIENCE
Left: Jai Thompson Above: Michelene Izzard
Below: Kadee Gerard- Scali
Forces inquiry based learning/project: Students have been using
an outline to guide the direction of their learning but have been
given the option of choosing their learning activities in this unit.
Activities students have chosen to pursue lately have included
investigating the effects of bringing like and different poles of
magnets together under a layer of iron filings, so they could see
the magnetic field and what was happening beyond what the
naked eye could see. Many students used the Van der Graff
generator to experiment with electrostatic forces - we've
discovered that Molly, Michelene and Kadee's hair can well and
truly be raised by the static electricity generated!
7/8 ENGLISH
Recently Year 7/8 completed an assessment
task focussing on drama. They dressed as
fairytale characters and acted out a ‘Mystery
Party’ (similar to ‘Host a Murder’) to
determine who had kidnapped Cinderella and
Prince Charming on their wedding day! The
students had been given clues to provide
them with information they could use to
answer questions from the other characters to
determine the culprit. Rapunzel with the
guilty character!
Left:
Josh Roscarel,
Angus Williams
and Tom Roscarel
Below:
Tilly Langham and
Madi Cassidy
Below: Class group in action.
SYDNEY RECORDER TRIP
Day 1: Tuesday 23rd August
The Sydney Recorder team assembled at UCS on Tuesday morning, ready to head to Sydney on the school bus with
Jason at the helm. The 8am departure was delayed a little when Potters’ dog Coota decided he was coming too and
refused to be coaxed off the bus!
Our first stop was for morning tea at the park in Harden. Many thanks to the mothers who made goodies for us to take
on the trip; we were still enjoying Vanessa Williams’ slices on the way home!
Lunch was at the park in Goulburn where the students (and Mark) had a run on the play equipment. Sammy had an
upset tummy later in the trip, but we’re sure it had nothing to do with the multiple goes she had on the spinning wheel!
We arrived at the YHA in the Rocks at about 3.30 with no trouble despite the need to take a new route because George
Street was blocked off in places. Well done to Jason and his navigators, Mark and Jen!
After settling into our rooms Jason drove us over to Darling Harbour and we had an early tea at the food court before
walking over to the Lyric Theatre to see “Singing in the Rain”. Our seats were much closer to the stage than last year
and everyone enjoyed the costumes, singing and dancing and the truly awful voice of Lina Lamont! The rain scenes in
particular were fantastic, and the “wet zone” extended far beyond the first few rows!
After grabbing an icecream we walked back to the YHA and turned in for the night.
Day 2: Wednesday 24th August
After breakfast (7.30 on both days) we walked up to Centrepoint Tower, purchasing some overpriced plastic ponchos on
the way as it began to rain, continuing all day. After 5 trips, this is the first time that we have had rain, so we can’t
complain too much. Besides, the ponchos looked pretty special!
The rain cleared enough for us to be able to get a good view of the closer parts of Sydney from the tower and Mrs
Mason and Noah even performed “Pink Panther” for the staff while waiting for the return elevator. We had lunch in
the building before heading back down to the Opera House in the rain, ponchos on and heads down!
Checking in at the Opera House, the Descant 1s sat with Mrs Mason, and the Descant 2s sat with Mrs Wilson and
rehearsed for 2 hours. We also got to hear the choral group rehearsing during our break.
Back out into the rain and we trudged back to the YHA, got ready for the evening concert and had tea at the Orient
Hotel. While we were there, the rain began to bucket down, and we got our umbrellas out for the walk to the Opera
House.
The concert went very well and we rewarded ourselves with the (now) traditional gelatos on the way back to the YHA.
Day 3: Thursday 25th August
The sun came out today (of course!) and we were able to pack up and be out of the hostel shortly after 8.30. With
everyone a little tired (the football and netball finals on the weekend plus our trip have made for a big week) we
decided to forgo the markets and stop in Goulburn for lunch, trying out several of the local eateries. A quick pit stop at
the Harden park and a couple of stops in West Wyalong and we were back at UCS by about 4.30.
Congratulations to all our students on their excellent behaviour, and many thanks to the parents who accompanied us.
It was an excellent excursion and our students played well on the night. We have been asked to perform at the Art
Exhibition, so students need
to keep rehearsing their pieces
(we will be able to use our
books on the day) and we will
continue to meet on Tuesday
lunchtimes to practise.
Mrs Mason and
Mrs Wilson
View from the top of the YHA.
SYDNEY RECORDER TRIP
Abby Wason,
Regan Hukins.
Hugh Williams,
Noah Bryant,
Sammy Rutledge,
Jordyn Worley,
Georgia Wilson and
Tess Henley outside
the Opera House
and in front of the
Harbour Bridge on a
rainy night in
Sydney.
Descant 1 group in their seats.
Descant 2 group in their seats.
‘HABIT OF MIND’ AND SPORT AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR WEEK 7
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SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
UCS supports World Duchenne Awareness Day 16
UCS YUM students Jack Wason, Isabelle Archibald and
Jared Robb along with their teacher Mrs McClintock used
the alternative timetable on Monday 5th September to
their advantage and spent the day proof reading and
making corrections to their cookbook.
Year 9/10 Food Technology were
amazed to learn that you could peel a
tomato! They them made ‘homemade’
pasta sauce using fresh tomatoes and
tinned tomatoes. These sauces were
compared with a bottled pasta sauce.
The fresh tomato sauce came out the
winner.
With limited students at school due
to water cutting roads on Monday
5th Sept, K-6 students used problem
solving skills to build structures to
support an egg. They could only
use items found in the playground
and then the structure was dropped
from the top of a ladder to test its
durability.
PRIMARY GIRLS BASKETBALL
What a spectacular game of basketball on Tuesday 6th September! It was well worth getting up early and traveling the
distance to Orange to play Calare in the Western Region grand-final.
Ungarie came out all guns blazing right from the first jump! They certainly made everyone on the sidelines sit up and
take note, that's for sure. If our coffee didn't wake the Ungarie mums up, the girl’s great start definitely did!
At the end of the first quarter the score was 12-4 Ungarie. The girls continued to drive the ball into attack down the
court and feed the ball into the key when the second quarter commenced. All team members displayed some great
defence, guarding their opposition, intercepting when needed and rebounding exceptionally well.
Every player contributed. It was wonderful to watch how the girls all worked out that they had a job to do and how they
were going to rely on each other to get that job done. What clever thinking girls.
Ella McRae, Tess Henley, Abby Wason, Georgia Wilson, Ella Payne, Hayley Wallace and Sammy Rutledge are to be
commended on their wonderful display of sportsmanship and behaviour. Congratulations and well done girls. You are
the Western Region champions. The final score was Ungarie 43 – Calare 11.
A huge thank you to Justine Henley. We are so lucky to have you as our coach, your time, effort and expertise are
greatly appreciated. A special thank you to Emma for scoring and for everyone that assisted with travel.
The girls will now travel to Bathurst on Monday 12th September for the PSSA State Basketball Finals. We wish you all the
very best girls.
Above: Justine Henley (coach), Georgia Wilson, Tess Henley, Abby
Wason, Ella McRae, (front) Ella Payne, Hayley Wallace, Sammy
Rutledge.
Above right: Western Region Champions celebrating their win.
Right: An impromptu visit to ‘Utes in the Paddock’ on the way
home.
WESTERN REGION ATHLETICS
Western Region PSSA Athletics was held in Dubbo on Friday 2nd September.
Students are to be congratulated on their determination to complete in such
challenging weather conditions. The Ungarie students who competed for
Lower Lachlan were (back) Sammy Rutledge, Georgia Wilson, Noah Bryant,
Abby Wason, Ella McRae, Tess Henley, (middle) Hugh Williams, Ashton Ross,
Jack Crofts, (front) Mitchell Collins, Hannah Wilson and Harry Roscarel.
Left: Tess Henley and
Ella McRae.
Below left: Sammy
Rutledge
Below: Ashton Ross
Right: Georgia
Wilson, Abby Wason
and Hannah Wilson.
Congratulations
to
Sammy
Rutledge
(top
right) who gained
selection
to
compete
for
Western Region
in 11 years girls
high jump and
long jump at the
PSSA
State
Athletics carnival
in Sydney
in
October.
CULTURAL PERFORMANCE
Matthew Doyle visited Ungarie on Wednesday 24th August. Matthew entertained the students with Aboriginal songs
and dances and then encouraged large amounts of audience interaction by having students (and teachers) playing
d
instruments and dancing. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed this performance and the knowledge they gained from it.
Left:
Alex
Jackson,
Maicey Ross, Apryl Lyons
and Ryan Crofts playing
a variety of instruments.
Left: Mr Cattle and the boys
learning some dance moves.
Left: Margaret Izzard, Isabelle Archibald and Mrs Jackson
learning their dance moves. Above: Madi Cassidy and Kadee
Gerhard-Scali. Below: Alex Jackson, Dustin Bryant, Darcy
Langham and Ryan Wallace.
THE UNGARIE BITE! ISSUE 4: SEPTEMBER 2016
Dear parents, carers and community of Ungarie Central School
Welcome to Issue 4 of the Bite!
In this issue we will look at the role that Grains and Cereals play in our diet
and their importance for our bodies to function properly.
Issue 4: September 2016
Grains and Cereals make up one of the five food groups. The Australian
Dietary Guidelines recommend eating a wide variety of mostly whole grain
and/or high fibre varieties of grains and cereal.
It is important to try and limited refined grains as these types of grains are
commonly used in processed foods like biscuits and cakes. Processed foods
have large amounts of added sugars, fats and often salt and generally have no
nutritional value.
So try and choose wholemeal or wholegrain breads and cereals whenever
you can.
Siobhain Howard
Project Officer Food Security
Grains and Cereals
Why are they good for us?
Cereals and grains have carbohydrates
in them – Carbohydrates main job is to
provide energy to feed our brains and
fuel our bodies. Grains are an essential
part of a healthy diet, providing
nutrients and energy for a child’s normal
growth and development.
Cereals and grains also contain protein, a
wide range of minerals and vitamins and
are a good source of fibre. Fibre helps
move food easily through your intestines
and helps to prevent constipation.
Fuel for
brains +
muscles
https://healthy-kids.com.au/food-nutrition/5-food-groups/breads-cereals/
https://www.eatforhealth.gov.au/food-essentials/five-food-groups/grain-cereal-foods-mostly-wholegrain-and-or-high-cereal-fibre
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/cereals-and-wholegrain-foods
Grains and Cereals
Examples include;
Bread, pasta, rice,
oats & noodles
Try and choose
wholemeal or
wholegrain breads and
cereals
Recommended number of grain serves per day
https://healthy-kids.com.au/food-nutrition/5-food-groups/breads-cereals/
Boys
Girls
2-8 years
4
4
9-11 years
5
4
12-13 years
6
5
14-18 years
7
7
One serve of gains/cereals is equal to:
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*
*
*
1 slice bread
½ cup cooked rice, pasta, noodles
½ cup cooked porridge
⅔ cup wheat cereal flakes
https://healthy-kids.com.au/food-nutrition/5-food-groups/breads-cereals/
https://www.eatforhealth.gov.au/sites/default/files/files/the_guidelines/n55g_adult_brochure.pdf
19-50 years
6
6
Bland Shire Library
School Holiday Program
Places are limited and booking is essential.
For further information or to book a place, contact the library on 02 6979 0272.
Cupcake Decorating!
Tuesday 27th September
10.30 am—12.30pm
For Ages 6-15 years
Younger children may attend if
accompanied by an adult
Cost $8 per child
Mason Jar Craft
Thursday 29th September
10.30am—12.30pm
For Ages 5 years and up
Cost is Free
Presenting
“The Fizzle Pop Science Show”
Wednesday 5th October
10.30am–11.30 am
For All Ages
Cost $10 per child
The wildflowers are spectacular this spring so why not join us for a walk
around some known wildflower spots with local expert Elsie Allison
Where?
Meet at West Wyalong Lions Club Park, at 8.30am at Cnr Newell & Mid Western Highways,
(near the aeroplane) where we will then travel by bus via Ungarie & Weethalle (Pick up at
Ungarie near Bing Walder Park and at the Weethalle Whistlestop at Weethalle both at 9am)
then onward to Gubbata. (Weather Permitting)
When
Friday 16th September from 8.30am—5pm with BBQ lunch provided
What do I need to bring?
~ Drink bottle ~ Snacks if you want ~ Long trousers ~ Closed in shoes ~ Hat ~ Sunscreen
No cost for the day however bookings are essential
For further information or to secure your place,
contact Bland Shire Council on 6972 2266