Term 3 Week 3 - Coraki Public School

Term 3 Week 3 - Phone: 6683-2073 Fax: 6683-2636 Email: [email protected] Wed 3rd Aug. 2016
The Pink Paper
Four Billy Carts have been created in anticipation of the inaugural Coraki Public
School Billy Cart Derby.
The idea was conceived as part of the Years 3 and 4 Science & Technology
curriculum and now, the whole school is gearing up for some fun!
The students have been working on the project for an entire school term and now it
includes the whole school with some students also bringing billy carts from home,
to add to the numbers.
They will be racing on the school oval, with novelty events, obstacles and timed
relays.
The students have been overly joyed to be taking part in a project which has a focus
building up to a special day event.
Everyone is welcome to come along and be a part of the fun!
Next Tuesday 9th of August – after recess until the end of the day.
(Checkout today’s Northern
Star Newspaper!)
Alex Magee, Peeches Wilson,
Patsy Morgan and Charlotte
Cartwright.
Congratulations to Harry Baker, Jayden Battese and Angel Spek for being selected to
represent the far North Coast District in Softball. Harry and Jayden will be travelling to
Wagga Wagga and Angel is travelling to Camden! Good Luck!
The Duckbilled Platypus takes 144 days
to rear its young……and guess what
else is in 144 more days?
You guessed it!!
(20 more Sundays!)
Ho ho ho!
Westpac Life Saver Rescue
Helicopter
60 Brunswick Street, Lismore,
New South Wales 2480
The Mobile Unit is coming!
Saturday 13th August
Where? Evans Head Woodburn Street.
(Opposite the RSL Club!)
When? 8th August 2016
(for a 3 week visit!)
Call 132050 to book your FREE
mammogram screening.
Brain Teaser….Answer from last week ….
Q. If you have me, you want to share me. If you share me, you
haven’t got me. What am I? A. A Secret!
This week’s question…..
Q. What invention lets you look right through a wall?
Come and be part of the fun at
our annual Open Day. It's your
chance to get up close to the
Pilots, Crew and aircraft at
our helibase located at 60
Brunswick Street, Lismore.
With face painting, a jumping
castle, lazer tag, as well as food
and a live DJ, the day promises
to be fun for the whole family.
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!
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!
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.
PARISH INVITATION TO ALL INTERESTED IN
EXPLORING
CATHOLIC FAITH!
Are YOU, or do you know SOMEONE ELSE who is interested in
knowing more about the Catholic faith??? Or what it’s like to be
part of the Catholic Church Community?
SPECIAL INFORMATION
EVENING:
The process will commence with
a special gathering
7.00PM to 8.30PM
Thursday Evening
18th August
at St Joseph’s School Woodburn
which will outline what is
proposed to happen..
Margaret Condon will be our
Specially invited guest speaker
The Parish especially invites to this evening:
1) Anyone at all who is not Catholic, but interested in knowing more
about the Catholic faith;
2) Anyone who is Catholic, but has not practised their faith for some
time; and would like to get a feel for what the Catholic Faith is like
today.
If you are interested or curious, please contact the Coraki
Parish Office on 66832051 or Fr. Richard Foley, St Joseph’s
Church Coraki, on 0417699708.
CINEMA ON THE RIVER
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!
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.
Did you know??
When studying, reading or writing…
listening to music with no vocals
allows you to concentrate better!
Thought of the day…
Owner/Senior Stylist – Jenny McKenna
& Senior Stylist – Kelly Simpson
Some people are so poor….
All they have is money!
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
Quote of the day….
“Behind every great man is
a woman rolling her eyes…’
Repairs & Renovations
All Joinery & Cabinet
Requirements.
Call Brett Organ
0412832149
Jim Carrey
41 Flood Reserve Rd, Ruthven.
Jam Session NEXT Sunday 14th August!
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.
The next UHA meeting
of the Coraki Campbell Branch
will be held
Tuesday 9th August,
1.30pm
Courtesy Bus Available!
Find us on Facebook!
The Annual UHA Luncheon will now be held this year at the CWA Hall Richmond Terrace Coraki, 12 pm Tuesday 25th August.
The building of the new Coraki Campbell HealthOne facility has already officially
commenced. We are currently fundraising for play equipment for the
HealthOne's community health reception room. Please support our luncheon.
Patricia Hughes, President - Coraki Campbell UHA
Upstairs at the old Coraki
Conference Centre, end of
Union Street. New members
are most welcome. Currently,
we are looking for a new
Treasurer to replace Margaret
Williams who filled the
position so well for many
decades.
A big thank you to Margaret
for her years of dedicated
work for the Coraki Campbell
United Hospital Auxiliary.
Mouth-watering Hamburgers, Works Burgers and Bacon & Egg Burgers as well as fresh Sandwiches and Coffee……
Spa also boasts a delectable array of homemade cakes and slices….
Don’t forget our delicious Fresh Roast Chickens, Quiches and Pies!
75 Richmond Terrace, Coraki.
Cooee Coraki
Farmers
Fundraising Raffle
Thank you to our generous
sponsors so far, who have
purchased goods for a
number of raffles we will be
holding throughout Coraki in
the coming weeks!
Steve McLean & Josh
Parish have kindly
donated a BBQ to be
drawn @ Coraki Golf
Club on Sunday 11th
September... Tickets on
sale at Coraki Hotel & the
Golf Club...
3rd Instalment Music Trivia Night at
The Coraki Bowling
Club 20th August.
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.
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!
Sunday 11th
September
A MEGA WHITEGOODS
RAFFLE will be drawn
August 20th @ Coraki
Bowling Club's Music
Trivia Night!
There are 8 prizes up for
grabs... as your ticket
gets drawn - you choose
your prize - pie maker,
microwave & slow
cooker, among many
other awesome prizes!
Cooee Coraki
Fun Day –
Saturday 10th
September!
Damper Lunch @ Coraki
Bowling Club - With bush
poets – bookings required
66832229
Head down to the Bowling Club
or Coraki Takeaway (the top
shop) to find out more or
purchase tickets!!
‘Recovery Breakfast’ @
Coraki Golf Club followed
by a round of golf if you
like – bookings are
required 66832001.
We would greatly
appreciate any support
and donations towards
these events for prizes/
raffles and too raise some
awareness for this great
cause!
Congratulations!
Tom Brown from Coraki,
along with 5 other
athletes (Hockey NSW)
for being selected in the
2016 National Futures
Group – earmarked as
having skills that project
toward international
standard performance
levels.
It’s a huge achievement
and a testament to both
his skills and dedication!
Well done Tom!
Ellangowan Hall is
holding a Huge
Community Garage
Sale with Markets on
Saturday 3rd
September from 8am.
[email protected]
or
Find us on Facebook!
Spit Roast and Music
Dinner @ Coraki Hotel
Bookings are Essential!
We are looking for stall
holders for the day, if you
are interested
Please phone Maree on
66637291.
Sites start at $5. Table hire
available.
Startpm start pm
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!
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.
Domestic, Rural, Commercial
& Industrial.
New Installations,
Renovations & Sheds
Hot Water, Oven & Stove Repairs,
Competitive Rates & Free Quotes!
All Work Guaranteed!
Call Andrew
0423369411
[email protected] or Find us on Facebook!
Cooee Coraki Farmers Fundraising
1st Raffle was Drawn at the Mock
Wedding Event on last Saturday Night.
The winner of the $300 Stand Mixer &
Blender was Dick Birmingham and he
kindly re-donated it back on the
evening and was re-drawn - the lucky
winner was Dorothy Buckland!
Congratulations Dot!
All totalled on the night, including the
Wedding Wishing Well, Raffle and
Catering - $3805 was raised – an
amazing effort!
A few months ago a few local
people formed a committee and
called it the ‘Cooee Coraki
Fundraiser’. Their aim was to raise
money for our NSW and QLD
farmers who desperately need
help. These farmers are losing
properties that have been in their
families for generations. They are
losing livestock and there has
been an increase in suicides
among the farming communities.
All the money raised for The Mock
Wedding Night goes straight to
Aussie Helpers! There are no
expenses taken out!
Everything for the night was
donated – the food, the cake, the
raffle, music, acting and volunteer
workers all volunteered their help
and time – we are not going to try
to name each individual person but
just a HUGE THANKYOU to each
and every one involved!
Retraction: The Editor of the
Coraki Pink Paper was asked to
kindly ‘retract’ words used in the
previous week’s Pink Paper Ad for
the Mock Wedding….. There was a
promise of “Bad acting and bad
makeup” being a major
feature……. Well, MY retraction is;
“They didn’t disappoint!”
Thank-you! Tracy 
The Amazing Mock Wedding
Event of the Year –
A Phantom Review!
(Phantom Reviewer’s Name has
been withheld deliberately!) Ed.
Arriving wedding guests were
welcomed by everyone's favourite
golfing uncle who had, after a long
day on the greens - found himself
in the rough, cozied up at the front
steps of the reception venue.
Upon entrance, the 'Royal Coraki
Golf Club' had been transformed into
an enchanting wedding venue fit for
our gorgeous Princess Bride and her
newly acquired Handsome Husband.
After much mingling and light
nibbles, the wedding guests settled
in ……..There was an 'air' of
anticipation as the wedding party
made their entrance.....
First came the cutest little Flower
Girl and Pageboy followed by the
Groomsman; handsome and
debonair. The Bridesmaids strutted
like supermodels down the admirer filled runway.....the crowd hushed;
brought to its knees as the Bride and
Groom entered the room.
Well no......... Actually, the wedding
guests roared into cheers of
laughter......and so the night
began.... A Wedding of love and
laughter.... Of charity and good
people with spirited hearts.....
A lovely hot meal was skilfully
prepared by Coraki's very own award
winning Michelin Star Chefs (word
around town is that they were freshly
plucked straight from Chanel 10's
very own Masterchef!)
The guests and wedding party alike
were professionally waited on by the
country’s most highly sort after,
silver service, Heston trained,
charming wait staff.
Whilst dining, the guests were
reintroduced to everyone’s favourite
uncle; who shone brightly in his St
Andrews inspired golfing dungarees stealing the show with not only his
dancing, singing and drunken
outbursts but also his horse racing
tips and strategies!
Throughout the evening guests were
both serenaded and entertained by
the talented musicians, wedding
toasts, and speeches and not to
forget, the blushing Bride's
effeminate voice, cutting through
the air like a two stroke engine at
full throttle!
The night was dotted with an array of
gorgeous characters from the
wedding party and family relatives including a fetching young flower girl
and gorgeous little pageboy
endearing us with their antics and
tantrums - even playing pretend
aeroplanes!
The Master of Ceremonies (M.C.)
looked stylishly alluring in his
Armani blue suit, straight off the
set from the 80's hit T.V. Show
'Miami Vice' - partnered with the
softly spoken, angelic Priest in his
honourable, stately robe... Both did
a marvellous job wrangling a
wayward crowd.....
The Mothers of both the Bride and
Groom were a pair of well-made
models of heavenly elegance;
sporting daring hairstyles in both a
sharp purple bob and luscious
golden ringlets, straight from a
Parisian runway..... Along with their
‘caterpillaresque’ eyebrows, the
steel capped work boots were the
finishing touch of added class …
and their fascinators were indeed
'fascinating'!
The Groomsmen were strapping,
suave young stallions in their
wedding finery; captivating the
hearts of many a single bridesmaid
- left wanting to run their fingers
through their thatch of well
coiffured manes....... But the
'Colonel Sanders' styled facial hair,
worn by the gentlemanly
father's (both bride's and groom's)
- was worthy of its own special
mention!
The special guest - Dame Edna,
with her gladioli's and 'croc' shoes,
was dressed to impress but.....had
some wardrobe problems when her
unruly lemons kept getting
squeezed and started straying in
opposite directions (at one point,
even disappearing!)
The charms of the red blooded, red
headed, buxom bridesmaids
mesmerised us in their wedding
glamour.... Their dresses were
certain crowd pleasers, although
there did appear to be an
abundance of inappropriate
touching - which may have been
the cause of many a sexual
harassment claim and even many
more wardrobe malfunctions...
(Much to the delight of the wedding
guests!)
After meals were served, bouquet
tossed, garter 'excavated’ - cake
was cut and swanned around the
room by delectable
bridesmaidens…… A quick
costume change into a robe
borrowed straight from Hugh
Hefner's wardrobe and an
exquisite white negligee - the
ravishing couple's romantic first
bridal waltz quickly turned into a
chicken dance with moves to rival
that of Elvis Presley's gyrating
hips......
The bridesmaids high heels were
a thing to contend with but the
spills and thrills on the dance
floor didn't end there...... The
flower girl's pirouettes would rival
that of Odette's in
Tchaikovsky's ’Swan Lake.'
With both the bride and groom’s
parents relieved - the happy
couple were last seen in a 'hotted
up' red scooter.... The clang of a
string of beer cans announced
their departure, as they rode off
into the sunset - headed towards
wedded bliss.
At the end of the night, the makeup and the dress sense may have
been questionable and there may
very well, be a handful of
participants that we may never be
able to look straight in the eye
again without giggling.... (You
know who you are!) - But the
support emitting from the room
was an absolute blessing for
Coraki and a 'Godsend,' for the
Aussie Drought Appeal.
After all the fun and frivolity of
the evening, one thing surely
stood out - and that was simply
that a group of people all came
together in the name of charity...
The 'Aussie way'.... The 'Coraki
way'..... Resulting in a huge
success for the Mock Wedding of
the Year and a crowded event
that overflowed with an
abundance of friendship and love.
The magnificent Bride and Groom
and their fine cast of Family
Members (both young and old),
the guests, Priest, M.C, Cooks,
Special Guest Stars, Actors,
Directors, Play Writes, Production
Crew, Assistants, Prop Masters,
Hair and Makeup Artists,
Costume Designers, Special
Effects Supervisors, Musicians....
The list goes on.....
What treasures we have in
Coraki!
The next stop is Hollywood!
Ph: (02) 66832229
P.O. Box 30 Coraki / Email:[email protected]
Check out our in-club Newsletter!
Member’s Jackpot Joker - $900!
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!
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!
This Coming Saturday…
6th August – Coraki Events Committee
Medieval Festival Fun and Feasts on the
Coraki Riverfront.
9th August –1:30pm - UHA Meeting at the Coraki Old Conference
Centre at the end of Union Street.
Thursday 18th August at 7pm – St Joseph’s School in Woodburn –
Invitation to all interested in learning more and exploring the
Catholic Faith.
The Viking Village opens at 10am!
There will be markets and
A Traditional Medieval Bar and BBQ Picnic
on the riverfront…
23rd August – Annual Luncheon for the Coraki Campbell Hospital
Auxiliary at the Coraki CWA Hall 12:30pm.
Sunday 28th August – St Joseph’s Parish - Sacrament of
Confirmation.
Jarl’s Feast - $35 a ticket
Great things to look forward to in Coraki…..
Sit back, enjoy a taste of some traditional
Mead and enjoy the entertainment!
Saturday 10th September – Cooee Coraki Fun Day…
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