Term 3 Week 1 - Coraki Public School

Term 3 Week 1 - Phone: 6683-2073 Fax: 6683-2636 Email: [email protected] Wed 20th July 2016
The Pink Paper
It is great to be back. I am sure
most of our families can say they
are glad to have their children
back into school and with their
heads down and tails up again as
they continue along their learning
journey.
At the end of last Term we had a
busy NAIDOC week here at school
with activities. Please have a look
at some of the pictures. (Also
available on Facebook!)
We also held our Athletics
Carnival on the Wednesday of the
last week.
Our Champions from the day
were :
Juvenile Girl:
Juvenile Boy:
Alecsis Spencer
Cameron Allen
Junior Girl:
Junior Boy:
Hayley Spencer
Nic O’Rourke
11yo Girl:
11 yo Boy:
Teagan Corrigan
Blaire McElligott
Senior Girl:
Senior Boy:
Shiarnah Faint
Jake Spencer
This Friday we have a team of 38
children heading off to the MidRichmond PSSA Carnival in Evans
Head. We wish them luck and know
they will do us proud.
This Term we have a couple of
major school community events
planned. Last details and design
modifications are being made to
Billy Carts ready for the Billy Cart
Derby – Tuesday August 9th….more
details to come. Children will also
be taking part in our Spaghetti
Circus joint project again. For 8
weeks the children will be
challenging themselves and
practicing physical skills as well as
group co-operation and trust.
Their work will culminate in a
school showcase performance later
in the Term. We will also be taking
part in the Lismore Performing Arts
Festival midway through the Term.
So lots happening, with children
engaged with their learning and
accepting challenges that bring new
discoveries and questions.
Please enjoy our journey with us
through the Pink Paper as we keep
you informed of what is happening
at Coraki Public School.
Until next time,
Principal,
Coraki Public School.
Coraki Fishing Club is a family fishing club and always
welcome new members. Adults are $25 per year and kids
under 16 are free.
As a result of our meeting on Sunday our Committee is as
follows;
Brain Teaser….
President Craig Vidler
Answer from last Term….
Vice President Shane Patrick
Which word in the dictionary is spelled incorrectly?
A. incorrectly (of course!)
Treasurer Jenny Barnes
This week’s Question….
Secretary Vacant
What can you catch but not throw?
Captains Ron Foster & Banjo
Media Liason Officer Vacant
As you can see, we have 2 positions in desperate of filling. If you
think you can help out in one of these positions, please contact
anybody on the committee.
Dont forget our meat tray raffles this Thursday night. So get
down to the pub and see Rik and Leanne for your tickets.
Coraki Library
Coraki Library is situated on Adams
Street and is part of the RichmondUpper Clarence Regional Library. This
is a great library which provides a wide
range of resources to the Coraki
district.
Our next outing and meeting is coming up in a couple of weeks.
The outing starts on the Friday 29th of July and weigh in is at
3pm Sunday 31st along with our meeting.
Examples of resource include:
Adult non-fiction items
Adult fiction
Children's fiction
Get the kids out there as we have only had one junior weigh a fish
in this year!
Children's DVD's
DVD's and adult software.
Open: Tuesday &Thursday
2pm to 5pm
Maria Clinic Coraki now offers Flu Vaccinations and National Immunisation Program Scheduled Immunisations for Children.
Our practice bulk bills concession card holders and children under 16 years of age
New Patients are welcome!
Open: Tuesdays and Friday - Call 66832 790 to book your appointment.
Now Available!
A big thank-you for supporting last weekend’s Fundraiser Karaoke Night
– over $1800 was raised Supporting the Cooee Coraki Appeal!
Thursday – Fish ‘O Raffles & Happy Hour 6:30 – 7:30pm - $10 Chicken Schnitzel!
Saturday Raffles – 20 Meat Trays on offer - Tickets start selling at 11am & drawn at 1pm.
Courtesy Bus Available!
Find us on Facebook!
Mid Richmond Historical Society Inc.
Tuckurimba Red Cross
This Thursday 23rd July
At The Coraki Bowling Club
12:30 Start
Friday 22nd July 2016
NEW MEMBERS
Bingo, Raffles & Afternoon
Tea!
NEEDED – PLEASE
All Welcome!
JOIN US!
Further enquiries - Cheryl
66832972
Are you interested in the running of the
Museum? (such as; computer work,
caring for artefacts, filing, recording
and family histories of the first settlers
to Coraki area, welcoming visitors etc. )
Quote of the day….
‘Your self worth is not found in the
opinions of others…’
Steven Aichison.
8.30am
on Saturday 30 July
2016
The Museum AGM will be held this
Friday 22nd July in the Museum at 1pm,
followed by afternoon tea.
We especially need interested men to
continue the work in our
‘Smithy’s Shed’.
at 97 Richmond
Terrace Coraki.
Reminder applications are being sort
for round 3 funding.
Applications close end of July 2016.
Applications available online at coraki
community grants page or the Coraki
Rural Transaction Centre or
alternatively contact Duncan on
0405537411
SPECIALS for the week: Mon 18th July to Sun 24th July
Nescafe Pk 10
Cappuccino’s - $3.29
From the Deli
Fresh Produce
Soccer Ball Leg Ham
$10kg
Sweet Potatoes $2kg
75 Richmond Terrace, Coraki.
Devondale Extra
Margarine 500g - $4
Saturday 6 August
Our riverfront will come alive with a
Viking village and medieval
festival, featuring markets, BBQ,
community bonfire and a main
evening filled with Viking
entertainment!
There’s much to do to get the riverfront
ready for the Viking invasion!
The Vikings take care of setting up the
village on the Friday, but it’s up to our
volunteers to do the rest and we want
to thank those that have already let us
know they’d like to pitch in! Our
volunteers will get a yummy medieval
meal free for giving us their time.
We welcome people who want to just
do a little bit, so to inspire you here’s
some of the jobs we need help with:
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Collecting wood for the
community bonfire and
collecting bamboo and
making torches at a working
bee
Sewing bunting, tabbards and
crafting entry tokens at a
working bee
Setting up fencing the day
before
Setting up marquees, tables
and chairs and decorating the
morning before gates open at
10am
Manning the entry gates and
community tent for short
times from 10am to 7pm
Serving at the feast from 6pm
First aid for short times from
10am to 10pm
Photography for short times
from 10am to 10pm
And for those who really want to get
involved, get in touch as we’d love new
members to our group.
Email [email protected] or
call 0418 568 045.
DON’T MISS OUT ON TICKETS!
CINEMA ON THE RIVER
Any locals who want to have the special medieval
feast experience should know that it’s not pre-seated,
but tickets must be purchased in advance via
http://tix.yt/medievalmelee. For locals who don’t
have computer access but want to take part, call Kate
on 0418 568 045 for help.
The Vikings dined on long trestle tables with hearty
winter-warming foods. $35 a ticket gives you a unique
dining experience and a chance to say you ate like a
King…. Or as the Vikings would say, a Jarl!
Plus, dress up to really get into the fun with prizes on
offer for the best Game of Thrones, Vikings or Lord of
the Rings costumes! Make it a great night out with
your friends!
ROCK UP ON THE DAY
For all the families, bring blankets and low chairs to
the main event from 6pm and sit in Karl’s picnic,
riverside with access to the traditional medieval BBQ
and bar.
Your ticket includes; Viking village access, and as
locals, you can buy your ticket in the morning when
the village opens at 10am and stroll through the
village and markets, then come back ready to be
entertained at 6pm. Ask at the community tent for
your pass-out.
$15 is a bargain for a family of 2 adults and 2 kids, or
individuals can pay $5 to get in.
When we last updated the
Pink Paper readers, we had
won funding from the
Quarry but hadn’t yet
received the money. The
money is now received and
our volunteers are working
to get the equipment in
that’s needed for regular
cinemas. Look out for a
monthly schedule coming
soon!
NEXT MAJOR EVENTS
We’ve pulled the pin on our
October riverside event
when we’d heard from the
Cooee Community
Fundraisers they were
aiming for the same thing.
That makes our next big
event our Christmas Carols
and Schools Spectacular
evening in December.
We highly recommend
anyone in the community
get along to any of the
upcoming Cooee
Community Fundraisers
events – they look like
they’ll be a blast and will do
a great job in fundraising
for Aussie farmers!
Brett and Liisa would like to welcome you to their
Proudly NEW and HERE in Coraki!
Their Menu boasts a beautiful array of delicious, soul warming curries, soups of the day, pizzas, wholesome
breakfasts, burgers, pies and sweet treats…. all made fresh on the premises with produce from their own organic
garden!
Come down for a visit, say hello, sit and enjoy the atmosphere and tantalize your tastebuds!
Everyone Welcome!
Gluten Free Options Available!
BYO.
What’s New, Tempting, Delicious AND on the Menu this week?
Tender Salt & Pepper Squid w: Garlic Lemon Aioli $12
Crispy Local King Prawn Coconut Wonton Skewers w: Chilli, Kaffir Lime Sauce, Rice & Salad Greens $22
Slow Braised Beef Cheek lasagne w: Chips & salad $18
Panko Crumbed Whiting Burger w: Lemon Aioli ‘Slaw $12
John Lewis Smith
21-6-1932 – 18-5-2016
Margaret Jennison and family wish to thank the many friends in the community for their support and acts
of kindness shown to our much loved ‘Smithy’ during his long battle with ill health and thank you for the
care and help offered to us after his passing.
Bless you all and may John Rest in Peace.
91 Richmond Terrace, Coraki.
Ph: 66832037
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday
8:30am – 5:30pm
Sat – 8:30am to 1pm
Closed on Sundays
Free Local Deliveries!
Domestic, Rural, Commercial
& Industrial.
New Installations,
Renovations & Sheds
Hot Water, Oven & Stove Repairs,
Competitive Rates & Free Quotes!
All Work Guaranteed!
Call Andrew
0423369411
St Joseph’s Op Shop
The recent temperature drop has seen the
St Joseph’s Carers Op Shop in desperate
need of blankets and good winter
clothing.
Please if you have anything spare, help us
to help those in need this winter! Any
donations can be left at the St Joseph’s
Carers Op Shop - 32 Queen Elizabeth Dr
Coraki.
THANK YOU!!!
Media Release: Work to soon commence on Coraki Health One.
Northern NSW Local Health District (NNSW LHD) has awarded the building contract for the new$4 million Coraki Health One
facility. Woollam Constructions has been awarded the contract, and will take control of the building site on 18 July 2016. The
$4 million funding for the Coraki Health One facility was announced in March 2015 by Member for Clarence Chris Gulaptis and
the Minister for Health Jillian Skinner.
“The awarding of the building contract is a major milestone for the construction of the Coraki Health One facility, and marks
several years of community consultation” NNSW LHD Chief Executive Wayne Jones said. Ms Lynne Weir, Executive Director
Richmond Clarence Health Service Group paid tribute to the Coraki Health One Community Reference Group who have worked
with the NNSWLHD and the community since this announcement and she thanked them for their involvement to date and their
continued contributions. “The Health One facility will meet the primary and community health care needs of the residents of
Coraki and surrounding area now and into the future, Mr Jones said.”
158 days to Christmas! Yay!
The same amount of time it took the old merchant ship 'Surprize' (that was converted to a convict ship) - left England 17th
Jan 1970 - took 158 days to arrive in Sydney on the 26th June 1970. 254 male convicts boarded and only 218 arrived.
Startpm start pm
Owner/Senior Stylist – Jenny McKenna
& Senior Stylist – Kelly Simpson
Spray Tanning available - $25!
All aspects of Hairdressing and facial waxing available.
Trading Hours:
Tuesday to Friday – 8.30am – 5pm
Saturdays – 8.30am -12 Noon
Closed Sunday & Monday
Repairs & Renovations
A new name for our local family
business, with great service and great
products!
You are welcome to drop by for a visit
and checkout our vast range of
beautiful landscaping supplies and take
advantage of our great specials!
Proudly owned by the Newman Family.
All Joinery & Cabinet
Requirements.
Call Brett Organ
0412832149
41 Flood Reserve Rd, Ruthven.
1st Instalment - Country & Western
Karaoke – held on Friday 15th July
at The Coraki Hotel.
The Mock Wedding of the Year
Was a GREAT Success and thank you for your
support!
To be held on Saturday the 30th July at the Coraki
Golf Club.
You are invited to attend
The Theatre Dinner
and special fundraising event for
Aussie Helpers!
Over $1800 was raised on the night!
2nd instalment - A Mock Wedding
at The Coraki Golf Club Saturday
30th July - 6:30pm.
Cost $25- per person – Also a wishing well
It’s not too late to get your tickets!
(At Coraki takeaway - $25 per person…book
your table quickly!)
To be paid before the 22nd of July
3rd Instalment - Music Trivia Night at
The Coraki Bowling Club 20th August.
6.30PM
Dress code – Smart Casual
(you are attending a wedding)
Booking essential for catering (Set menu)
You don't want to miss this night of Music
Trivia & great company!
There will be nibbles & prizes up for grabs on
the night! Book your table of six in early &
wear your jeans & boots to show your
support for this great Aussie cause! Correct
time to be announced shortly!
For all booking and payments please contact the
Coraki Top Shop on 66 832 668.
All money raised on the night will be going towards
Aussie Helpers
ADULTS ONLY!
Damper Lunch @ Coraki Bowling Club - With bush poets – bookings required 66832229
Spit Roast and Music Dinner @ Coraki Hotel
Also on the riverbank there will be a car show, motorbike show, woodchop, raft races, markets and many more
things to see and do for the whole family.
Sunday 11th September
‘Recovery Breakfast’ @ Coraki Golf Club followed by a round of golf if you like. – bookings required 66832001
Ph: (02) 66832229
P.O. Box 30 Coraki / Email:[email protected]
Check out our in-club Newsletter!
Member’s Jackpot Joker - $700!
Every Wednesday
Is Farmer’s Day
Social Bowls.
Names in by 9:30am.
Bowls start at 10am.
Wednesday Nights
Is Card Night. Come &
enjoy Euchre $5 to play.
Names in by 6:30pm –
Cards start at 7pm.
Friday Night Raffles.
Great Meat, Fruit & Veg Prizes.
Tickets sold 7pm - Raffles start at
8pm. Jackpot Joker drawn approx.
9pm!
Every Saturday Social Bowls Played.
Names in by 12:30pm.
Bowls start at 1pm!
CHANG SHENG CHINESE RESTAURANT - Ph: 66832202
Open: Lunch Time: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Dinner Time: Tuesday to Sunday 5pm – 9pm
President: Mark Cox - Secretary/Manager: Peter Williams - Find us on Facebook!
Thursday 21st July – Tuckurimba Red Cross Winter
Appeal Day at the Coraki Bowling Club – starting
12:30pm!
Friday 22nd July – Mid Richmond Historical Society AGM at the Museum 1pm!
Saturday 23rd July – Woodburn Memorial Hall
Music Night.
Saturday 30th July – 2nd Instalment of the Cooee
Coraki’s Aussie Farmers Fundraisers - a Mock
Wedding - 6.30pm at the Coraki Golf Club ~ $25 per
person. Bookings are being taken at the Coraki Top
Shop (02)66832668.
6th August – Coraki Events Committee Medieval
Festival Fun and Feasts on the Coraki Riverfront.
Saturday 20th August – 3rd Instalment of the Cooee
Coraki’s Aussie Farmers Fundraisers will be a Music Trivia
Night - held at the Coraki Bowling Club – time to be
advised!
23rd August – Annual Luncheon for the Coraki Campbell
Hospital Auxiliary at the Golf Club 12:30pm.
Sunday 28th August – St Joseph’s Parish - Sacrament of
Confirmation.
Coming Soon!
Great things to look forward to in Coraki…..
Saturday 10th September – Cooee Coraki Fun Day…
more information to come!
Cinema on the River
Christmas Carols and a School Spectacular!
Suppliers of L.P. Gas ~ Cement ~ Garden Supplies ~ Auto Accessories ~
Bait & Tackle - Fuels & Oils ~ Hardware ~ Stock feeds ~ Cycle Parts ~ Convenience & Groceries
6:00 am to 8:00 pm - Monday to Friday & 7:00 am to 8:00 pm Saturday & Sunday
Ph: 6683 2074
Tony Geard
Fax: 6683 1859