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Newsletter

Dunkeld Consolidated School, 93 Victoria Valley Road, DUNKELD 3294 Phone: (03) 5577 2384 Fax: (03) 5577 2540

Email: dunkeld.cs@edumail.vic.gov.au Website: www.dunkeld.vic.edu.au

Newsletter No 14 – Monday 1 September 2014

2014 WHAT’S COMING UP

SEPTEMBER 2014 Mon 1 A REMINDER TO BE “SUN SMART” - HATS MUST BE WORN from Monday 1 September. Science Day – special Science activities will be conducted in all classrooms. Tues 2 RMIT Science Roadshow for all students. Wed 3 to Fri 5 September – Year 2/3 Camp at Norval, Halls Gap. Wed 3 MARC Library Van. Year 4/5 students will visit the Dunkeld Kindergarten from approx. 10.00amto 11.00am to read to prospective Prep children (2015) and join them for a morning snack and play as part of the Kinder to Prep Transition Program. Fri 5 Principals Day. Fri 12 ‘Big Blokes Breakfast’ provided free of charge by the P & F Association – 7.30am to 8.45am. Students and their special ‘Big Blokes’ will enjoy a tasty and healthy breakfast together. Sun 14 Warrnambool Inter-School Equestrian Championships. Mon 15 ‘The Great Space Conundrum Competition’ entries are due in. Big Bake 100 Years Celebration - students and Friends of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program together with Dunkeld Red Cross members will be baking to raise funds for the Australian Red Cross. Parent/Teacher Interviews. LAST ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL SESSION for Term 3. Tues 16 Parent/Teacher Interviews. Wed 17 MARC Library Van. Parent/Teacher Interviews. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY at 2:40pm. Thurs 18 Parent/Teacher Interviews. Fri 19 Footy Day – students to wear their school uniform with Footy colours e.g. jumpers, scarves, beanies etc. FREE Sausage Sizzle provided by the Dunkeld & District Lions Club (lunch will be held from 1.00pm – 2.00pm). LAST DAY OF TERM 3 – early dismissal at 2.30pm.

OCTOBER 2014 Mon 6 FIRST DAY OF TERM 4. Tues 14 to Fri 17 October – Year 4/5/6 Camp to Healesville. Wed 8 FIRST ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL SESSION FOR TERM 4. Sun 12 SCHOOL WORKING BEE commencing at 10.00am. Free barbecue lunch for all the workers. Wed 15 MARC Library Van. Fri 17 Regional Athletics Finals in Ballarat. Sat 18 Discover Dunkeld Market in the Park - P & F Bookstore and SAKG Stall. Sat 18 Country Drive-In Movie Spectacular – Dunkeld Consolidated School commencing at 6:30pm Thurs 23 Western District Spelling Competition at the Physical Education and Performance Arts Centre, Warrnambool Primary School, Jamieson Street commencing at 7.00pm. Wed 29 MARC Library Van.

NOVEMBER 2014 Wed 12 MARC Library Van. Mon 17 Logical Staffing Victorian Primary Schools Golf Championship at the Warrnambool Golf Club. Wed 26 MARC Library Van – last visit for Term 4. LAST ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL SESSION FOR TERM 4.

2014 SCHOOL COUNCIL, SUB-COMMITTEES AND P & F MEETING DATES

Mon 1 Sept P & F General Meeting

Tues 2 Sept Policy Sub-Committee Meeting – 5.30pm Community & School Promotions – 6.30pm Facilities Sub-Committee Meeting – 7.30pm Tues 16 Sept School Council Meeting No. 7 – 7.30pm

CANTEEN ROSTER

Thurs 4 September Carol Burger & Vicki Heazlewood

Mon 8 September Fiona King & Sam Morelli

Thurs 11 September Bev Hampton & Dinah Gordon

Mon 15 September Kathy Young & Lisa McIntyre

2014 TERM DATES Term 3 Monday 14 July to Friday 19 September Term 4 Monday 6 October to Friday 19 December

2015 TERM DATES Term 1 Thursday 29 January to Friday 27 March (Teachers start on Wednesday 28 January) Term 2 Monday 13 April to Friday 26 June Term 3 Monday 13 July to Friday 18 September Term 4 Monday 5 October to Friday 18 December

FORMS ATTACHED TO THIS NEWSLETTER

Working Bee form – to be returned by Monday 8 September Big Bake 100 Years Celebration Fundraiser – return order form by Tuesday 9 September The Great Space Conundrum Competition – entries due in by Monday 15 September

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FROM Mr Paul Jeffreys, Principal... I am standing around in front of the Prep and Year 1 classrooms nearly every morning. Children enter the school grounds in a continuous slow drip and I watch them come down the path towards our buildings. As they come close to me, almost every little person says good morning; not as a response to my greeting, but as an initiative from each of them. It doesn’t seem like much of a big deal to some, but to me it is marvellous. What a wonderful thing it is that a 5 year old child feels compelled to say good morning. Sometimes children start conversations. Thanks Edward Williamson for asking about my weekend. Thank you Miranda McIntyre for asking how my day has been so far. Thanks too Jessica Field for the ‘hello’s’ and the messages from dad. I also say thanks to Lily and Monet Graham, Zarli and Cooper Hassett and the Mirtschins, Olivia and Caleb. Lucille Aarons and Xanthe Huf and Flynn Darroch make me feel like a million dollars every day because they say hello…and you feel like they really mean it. Addison Linskens and the Haley children and Thomas Gordon and the Potters, every day… “Hello, Mr Jeffreys”. And the more I wonder about it, it seems like they are all doing this greeting thing and I start to think that I should not mention names because there are so many who do this little thing that has so much impact that I will be in trouble for forgetting somebody, and they don’t deserve to be forgotten. It’s like that when children get off the bus and say “hello”. I have to respond to this greeting business to nearly every child as they emerge at the doorway of the bus. And because they begin the conversation, I have to ask questions and I find that over time I am getting to know more about all of these little people and I find I ask specific things of different individuals because I get to know them better. It all seems to grow into a complex web of relationships. And it’s really nice. I am in a privileged position. Where else does this happen at such a grand scale. I am glad.

TRAFFIC GUIDELINES Each family would have received a copy of the Traffic Guidelines last Friday – please contact the office if you have not received a copy. We need a collective agreement where all of us community members will universally follow a small number of simple commitments to ensure that the possibilities of injury to our children are as restricted as we can possibly make it. Please read the ‘Traffic Guidelines’ and complete and return the form by Thursday 4 September to acknowledge that they have been sighted.

HEAD LICE It is such a difficult nuisance but we ask that all families carry out regular inspections for head lice at home. At this time of year, head lice are at their most persistent and we need to be collectively vigilant. Please be watchful for the live insects as this is where head lice are able to ‘jump’ to others. It would be advisable for girls to wear their hair tied back in a ponytail and/or plait. We will continue to carry out inspections at different times here at school, but regular checking, monitoring and treatment at home is the best way to control these pests.

THE GREAT SPACE CONUNDRUM COMPETITION You will notice inside the newsletter this week a poster for a whole school community competition. We have a ‘dead spot’ in our school grounds which needs to be given life. I know there is a family out there who has that one great idea that outshines the rest of us. We want you to give that idea to us. The idea selected will be rewarded with a prize to be announced. So get those creative brain cells on the move. Entries need to be forwarded to the office by Monday 15 September.

VISIT TO DUNKELD KINDERGARTEN This coming Wednesday 3 September, we will be transporting children from Years 4 and 5 across to the Dunkeld Kindergarten by bus; thus beginning the school’s relationship with the 2015 Prep Class. Children are asked to have a morning snack ready to take across with them on that morning. A separate container might be the most suitable. While at the Kindergarten, our students will read with the little ones, have a play time and share the snack time. We will be at the Kindergarten for about one hour. Permission slips have been sent home and need to be returned by Tuesday 2 September.

YEAR 2/3 NORVAL CAMP The Year 2/3 Norval Camp will be held from Wednesday 5 to 7 September. Students will be accompanied by staff members, Ann Howard and James Stephens, and parent, Adrian Field.

PARENT/TEACHER INTERVIEWS Parent/Teacher interviews will be held from Monday 15 to Thursday 18 September. Information detailing dates and times will be sent home with students this week.

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ROSTER Saturday 7 September Jason Linskens Saturday 4

October Trevor Morelli

Saturday 1 November Shaun McIntyre

Saturday 6 December Volunteer required

Please contact John Mirtschin on 0438 009 201 if you have any queries.

CHESS TOURNAMENT Congratulations to Year 4 student, Joshua Gordon, who participated in the interschool Chess tournament held at Gray Street Primary School recently.

School Disco Listed below are sentences about the School Disco written by Prep students: I didn’t like dancing with a boy. I wore a touch of yellow on my nails. By Lucy Fraser At the disco we needed to wear something that was yellow. It was fun. By James Heazlewood At the disco I had a long dress with flowers on it. There was a pink dress and I had a yellow dress. By Leah Morelli On Friday I went to the disco. It was fun. We had food. By Angus Heazlewood I ate a swirly thing. I danced with a boy. We did the Limbo. At the disco you had to wear a touch of yellow. I got my own water. I had lots of fun. I liked the disco. The disco was fun. We played Bobs and Statues. By Grace Potter The school disco was fun. I liked the school disco. By Noah Watts On Friday I went to the disco. It was fun. We played Limbo. By Georgia Adams On Friday I went to the disco. I was dancing with Leah. I had water and food. It was fun. By Jack Reynolds I stayed at home. I didn’t go to the school disco. I played with my Mum. By Alisha Cross

WOOL NEEDED

Any type of wool for finger knitting in Grade Prep and One. Any donations may be left in Mrs Howard’s office.

SCHOOL HATS are to be worn from Monday 1 September as per the School’s Sun Smart UV

Policy.

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At the disco you had to wear a speck of yellow. At the disco I did some moves. I ate some food. By Matthew Calvert I had a yellow badge. I had a yellow finger. By Hayden Phillips At the disco I ate two pieces of fairy bread. At the disco I danced with a girl. By Angus Frost On Friday most of us went to the disco. The disco was fun. The food was yum. By Myles Alderman On Friday I went to the disco and I was thirsty. I was happy. By Connor Gordon At the disco I danced and I danced with Hugh. By Jemima Ross On Friday I went to the school disco. I danced with Emily. I danced with Caleb. By Lillian Glazebrook On Friday at the disco I danced and it was fun. I didn’t stay to clean up. By Wil Balkin On the school disco I danced in the hall and I liked dancing. And I had a Mohawk and I liked the school disco. By Taylor Haley On Friday I went for dinner at 109. I helped pack up after the disco. By George Field On Friday I went to the disco. I helped to clean up. By Taj Hassett The school disco was fun. You had to wear a touch of yellow. I danced with Chloe. By Hamish Darroch I liked the school disco. The disco was fun. By Elise Cox At the disco I had some cake We did the Limbo. It was fun. By Bonnie Jackson

A total of $163.00 was raised for the Victorian Cancer Council (for Daffodil Day).

BOOK WEEK A bright and colourful Book Week Parade was held last Wednesday. There were many different ‘book characters’ in attendance. Thank you to the students, parents and staff for supporting this annual event. Please visit the school website for photos of all the classes – www.dunkeld.vic.edu.au

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY Mr Nick Sutherland, Manager, Kelly & Henson, Dunkeld was our guest presenter at last Wednesday’s Special Assembly. Nick read out the names of students who received Significant Achievement or Positive Citizenship Certificates for the month of August: Significant Achievement: Brodie Reynolds, Archie Gordon, Charlie Adams, Xanthe Huf, Tom Heazlewood, Jasmine Crawford (x 2), Myles Alderman (x 2), Sophie Cox, Emily Featherston, Amity Haley, Amelia Jackson, Olive Jackson, Abby Lazzari, Addison Linskens, Matilda Potter, Luka Tuhakaraina, Pippa Williamson, Sam Burger, Campbell Glazebrook, Thomas Gordon, Myles Haley, Caleb Mirtschin, Jonah Morganti, Ben Peace, Alexander Prentice, Lachie Phillips, Lucille Aarons, Jack Reynolds, Julia Kelly, Anna Schurmann, Olivia Mirtschin, Aaliyah Tuhakaraina, Zarli Hassett, Brooke Hill, Ella Jackson, Ashleigh McNaughton (x 2), Lucy Calvert. Positive Citizenship: Emily McNaughton, Tom Kent, George Field, Charlie Field, Bailey Dewan-Holmes, Hugh Roache, Taj Hassett, Cooper Hassett, Thomas Calvert, Sophie Darroch.

WORKING BEE ON 12 OCTOBER A School Working Bee will be held on Sunday 12 October commencing at 10.00am. Facilities Sub-Committee has compiled a Schedule of Tasks to be completed at this Working Bee. A free barbecue lunch for all the workers will be held at the completion of the Working Bee. Could you please complete and return the attached form by Monday 8 September.

SCHOOL COUNCIL UPDATE School Council is actively communicating with the Southern

Grampians Shire Council and other relevant bodies with regards to the parking options and traffic safety at the school.

School Working Bee to be held on Sunday 12 October.

Staff have attended Professional Development sessions on Polycom system training and iPads, with Paul Jeffreys and James Stephens attending a two day iPad conference in Melbourne last week.

A reminder that all parents are welcome to attend any School Council Sub-Committee meetings. Dates and times are listed in the school newsletter and on the school website. Sub-Committee Convenors may also be contacted for further information.

FOOTY DAY As has been the tradition, a special Footy Day is planned at the Dunkeld Consolidated School on Friday 19 September. The theme for the day is ‘Aussie Footy’. School uniform is to be worn and all children are urged to wear their football colours e.g. scarves, beanies, mascots or jumpers etc wherever

possible. Students are encouraged to wear their runners and bring their football boots with them if they have them.

The Dunkeld & District Lions Club will be providing a free barbecue lunch for all the students and staff. Students are to bring their own snacks and drinks for morning tea. Lunch will be held from 1.00pm to 2.00pm due to early dismissal at 2.30pm (last day of term).

Children can change into sports clothing as required on the day but please ensure that your child is warmly dressed if the weather is cold and wet. Parents are welcome to come along at any time during the day and we would love to see as many parents as possible involved in the Footy Day.

From the Kitchen Garden…

BIG BAKE 100 YEARS CELEBRATION: Students and Friends of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program together with members of the Dunkeld Red Cross Unit will be baking on Monday 15 September to raise funds for the Australian Red Cross. The more orders we fill the more money we can donate to the Red Cross – People helping People. Please see the attached flyer for more details. Please complete and return your order form (and payment) to school by Tuesday 9 September. If you are able to donate your time to help on Monday 15 September please phone Clare Kennedy on 0427 823 308 by Friday 12 September. IN THE KITCHEN: Year 3 and 4 harvested cabbage, silverbeet, chives, lettuce, to be part of our delicious lunch that we prepared and shared together in the kitchen Thursday 28 August. The menu for the day: Ricotta, Silverbeet and Feta Rolls, which included our homemade ricotta, shredded silverbeet, chives and feta; sautéed, mixed and rolled in pastry. Okonomiyaki ( Japanese Pancakes) a great word for the children to pronounce and not too difficult to prepare. Shredded cabbage leaves from the garden together with grated potato, bacon and mushrooms mixed with a batter gently fried and flipped with great concentration and beautifully done. We served our pancakes with a delicious accompaniment of kewpie mayonnaise and kecap manis. (I have included the recipe for you to enjoy at home. Enjoy them with a green salad). Salad Leaves, silverbeet and calendula petals were harvested, gently washed, gently spun and displayed on large platters. Four salad dressings were shaken in jars so as we could vote for our favourite after tasting them all. Vinaigrette, Honey Mustard, Thai Chilli and Lemon and Olive Oil. Check out the voting in the kitchen to see which one was the favourite. Most children really wanted to vote for more than one…we really tested the taste buds! Year 3 children finally received a ‘knife licence’ after watching a video on knife safety and then practicing peeling and chopping up apples to accompany our salads. Well done Year 3. We will continue with knife safety, technique and behaviour next time in the kitchen together.

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Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pancakes) Ingredients (serves 8): 3 cups of plain flour 1/2 potato, peeled, grated 2 eggs 2 cups water 3 green cabbage leaves, shredded 6 green onions, sliced 100g button mushrooms, sliced 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 rashers bacon, rind removed, diced 100g bean sprouts Sauce: 2 tablespoons thick, sweet Japanese soy sauce 1/2 cup Japanese mayonnaise or Kewpie Method: 1. Mix together flour, potato, eggs, a pinch of salt and enough

water to form a batter the consistency of thickened cream. Add cabbage, bean shoots, green onions and mushrooms and diced bacon

2. Heat a little oil in a large non-stick frying pan over medium-low heat. Spoon mixture per pancake into frying pan. Cook for 10 minutes.

3. Turn pancake over and cook for 10 to 15 minutes or until pancake is cooked through. Keep warm and repeat with remaining pancake batter.

4. To make sauce: Combine soy sauce and mayonnaise. Serve pancakes warm with sauce.

Happy Preparing and Sharing Clare Kennedy, SAKG Kitchen Specialist

KITCHEN - THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2014 – YEAR 5 & 6

11.15am – 2.00pm Kathy Young, Val Peters, Sandy Roache, Vicki Kearney

KITCHEN – THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2014 – YEAR 3 & 4 11.15am – 2.00pm Melissa McIntyre, Geraldine Featherston, Elaine

Schurmann, Liz Hinchey, Pat Cullinane

GARDEN - THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2014

11.30am – 12.30pm Grade 3/4

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

12.30pm – 1.00pm Grade 2

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

1.00pm – 1.30pm Grade 1

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

2.35pm – 3.20pm Grade 5/6

Trish Symes, Brian Matthews, Iven Field, Herman Jansen, Patricia Learmonth, Liz Hinchey

GARDEN – THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2014 11.30am – 12.30pm Grade 5-6

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

12.30pm – 1.00pm Grade 2

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

1.00pm – 1.30pm Grade 1

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

2.35pm – 3.20pm Grade 3/4

Trish Symes, Brian Matthews, Iven Field, Herman Jansen, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

FATHER’S DAY STALL Once again we have had a wonderful response to the Father’s Day Stall which was held on Friday 29 August. Thank you to all those who contributed in any way. The raffle raised $141.60 and the stall raised $328.50 for the students’ Social Services program. Raffle prize winners: 1

st Sponge Bag Lucy Fraser

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Tin of shortbread Merielle Encabo Patullo 3

rd 2015 Diary Josh Gordon

4th Thermos Emily McNaughton

5th Thermos Tom Kent

6th Whisky glass set Maddi Calvert

7th Pliers James Heazlewood

8th Photo box Sophie Darroch

9th Digital camera Brendon Paterson

10th Digital camera Ella Jackson

11th Chocolates Flynn Darroch

12th Chocolates Sarah Symes

13th Car wash kit Oliver Fenwick

14th BBQ cover Miranda McIntyre

15th BBQ cover Bailey Dewan-Holmes

16th Mud cake Zarli Hassett

17th Box of golf balls Ben Peace

18th Biscuits and window wipes Rachel Hassett

19th Allsorts licorice India Ross

20th Shaving pack Lillian Glazebrook

P & F NEWS

BOOKS & DVD’S WANTED: The P & F will have a Second

Hand Book Stall at the Discover Dunkeld Market Day again this year on Saturday 18 October. If you've got any books or DVD’s, in good condition, please drop off in the plastic tub marked “P & F Books” located in the staffroom at the school. Please contact Karen or Ally if you have a large quantity to donate and we can arrange pick up or a drop off spot other than the school.

ACTIVE AFTER-SCHOOL (AASC) We have been focusing on improving our skills in both golf and athletics. Newcomer to the team, Emma Gordon, introduced students to putting. Myles Hayley showed his natural talent in putting, winning nearest the pin in the “through the tunnel” challenge. The bigger lads of the group went off to practice their chipping, while the rest of us putted our way around obstacles. We focused on the importance of safety and golf clubs also. In Athletics, we focused on stride, jump and run. The kids enjoyed jumping hurdles, weaving and running to see who'd take out the relay. We couldn't quite get the idea of Stone, Bridge, Tree! There were stones, bridges and trees going everywhere! Quite a funny sight. Our sprint course on the little oval came to an abrupt halt when an overzealous magpie showed her displeasure of our being at within at least 100 metres of the nest. Well done to our leaders, Lucy Fraser, Ella Jackson, Thomas Gordon, Brodie Reynolds, Pippa Williamson, Matilda Potter, Charlie Field and George Field. Our leaders were extremely helpful in setting up and packing up activities. Students are encouraged to bring their runners and girls are asked to wear pants or shorts, not pinafores or dresses as some of the activities are hard to do in dresses. Summer hats must also be worn from Monday 1

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The first Active-After School session for Term 4 will be held on Wednesday 8 October and the last session will be held on Wednesday 26 November. For further details on the Active After-Schools program, please contact Ally Gordon on 0429 900 747.

AUSSIE FOOTY Overall the season went well with significant improvement in the whole team as the season progressed. As the younger boys’ confidence grew every game the improvement was evident with more tackling, smothers, shepherds and longer kicking. This improvement created more scoring opportunities and plenty of goals were kicked in most games, even in wet conditions. The majority of the team will still be available next year so the experience the younger children received this season has been great. We all look forward to next year with some new recruits (girls are encouraged to play). A big thank you to the Glenthompson/Dunkeld Football Club for supplying the boys with Rams jumpers. Thanks to all parents who helped during the season with transport, oranges, coaching and umpiring.

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Dunkeld & District News

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Distributed fortnightly on Thursday (except during School Holidays)

Printed at the Dunkeld Consolidated School

No: 14/2014

Date: Monday 1 September 2014

COMMUNITY CENTRE UPDATE

The project continues on time and on budget. Much of the internal plastering has been completed. Also the external stonework is complete and looks great. Work on the RSL Room at the western end of the Memorial Hall has commenced with framing for the internal wall completed. The stage has been removed as well as the brick supports. Thank you to the demolition team of Ian Macgugan, John Smith, David Gordon, David Hampton, Bill Gordon, Herman Jansen & Peter Hinchey, who removed the old brick supports. Work on the roof of the Memorial Hall is underway. The roof will be insulated and the fascia boards will be replaced. We are very grateful for a donation of $1,000 from the Hamilton Rotary Club. These funds will be used to purchase furniture for the Centre. We are currently working out hire charges and will be taking bookings soon. The Centre has been booked as a polling station for the state election on Saturday 29 November.

KEEP THIS DATE – OFFICIAL OPENING ON SUNDAY 2 NOVEMBER

NAME FOR THE CENTRE?? What do you think we should call the new centre? Suggestions for names to Doug Fleming on doug_fleming@bigpond.com. Entries close on WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER.

CHAIR APPEAL Want to contribute to the Community Centre Project? We are purchasing 250 new chairs for the Centre. You can buy a piece of the Centre by purchasing a chair for $50 each. Purchasers of chairs will be recognised by a plaque on the back of the chair. Please make your donation at the Dunkeld Community Bank. If you require tax deductibility, please advise bank staff when you make your donation.

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MEETINGS & EVENTS CALENDAR

Dunkeld Museum Guest Speaker Meeting Monday 1 September 8.00pm Newsletter items CLOSE Tuesday 9 September 3.00pm

Dunkeld Rural Fire Brigade – monthly training commences Tuesday 9 September 7.30pm Dunkeld Museum Committee Meeting Monday 15 September 8.00pm Plantation/Class A Foam Training Sunday 21 September 9.30am SGSC Mobile Library – Dunkeld Visitor Information Centre Thursday 28 August 11.30am

COMMUNITY NEWS DUNKELD PUBLIC LANDS COMMITTEE Caravan Park It has been quiet lately. The units have had

reasonable occupancy. One unit had to be replumbed recently. The poly type piping burst twice. Sawmill We have had working bees to relocate a hut from

behind Bill and Elva Fitzpatrick’s house. We thank the Dunkeld Pastoral Company for allowing us to take the hut. The men are keen to hold an Open Day again this year. Tentative date is Saturday 12 October. We will cut timber and slabs. We also hope to provide demonstrations of an old 2 man saw, auto logging, woodturning, etc. We have some logs to cut, but need more. Red gum, sugar gum, stringybark, cyprus and messmate would be very suitable. The wet weather has made our collecting job difficult. Please contact me on 5577 2397 if you can help. The timber will be used at the sawmill, to redeck the jetty at the reservoir and some will be donated to Mulleraterong. Volunteering: Small towns are at a big disadvantage if they

don’t do things for themselves. We need volunteers to make Dunkeld and district a great place to live. We always seem to find volunteers to do jobs. However, keeping Committees going is always a problem. Few want to be on Committees. I can understand this, but we have to have Committees or nothing will happen. It is sad to see Dunkeld Adventure struggling to get enough members and unable to find a President or Secretary. This Committee oversees the Serra Terror and Wheel Fun events. They bring $1000s into the district. Dunkeld Adventure should be one of the most important Committees - overseeing events that attract participants from outside our district. This brings in so much money and takes the pressure off our residents. Let’s hope we can find some good people to continue the good work started by Maree and Heather. John Smith, President

DUNKELD FIRE BRIGADE As it is coming into spring it is a good time to start thinking about cleaning up around your blocks, yards and houses. It is also a good time to start talking about updating your fire plan for the summer. Your local brigade members have been busy training for this upcoming year, with wildfire, car crash, house, gas, car fire, First aid and chainsaw.

They will be continuing this with monthly training on the second Tuesday of every month. Starting 9

September at 7.30pm.

Anyone interested in joining please come along and have a look you will be most welcome. There is also Plantation/Class A Foam Training on the 21

September from 9.30am to 4.30pm. We really need everyone in the brigade who has not done Class A Foam Training to attend. Thank you for your dedication and giving up your time for the community. Michael Gordon

FROM THE LIONS DEN Last weekend our club was represented in Melbourne where the district chairpersons for Crime Watch were at a conference to discuss matters relating to the portfolio. Although we do not have a real crime problem here it is interesting to listen to people from Melbourne and other parts of the state and hear what their problems are. I believe that a vote of thanks is due to Bruce McNaughton and the work he does to keep our area safe. I read his article in the newsletter about the risks involved in trying to avoid animals on the road. A few days after this article appeared a driver swerved to miss a rabbit and rolled the car (in Central Victoria). One person was killed out- right, and three others injured with one in a serious condition. The Minister of Religion

A minister addressed his congregation from the pulpit during the Sunday service. He leaned over and said, “I have good news, the amount of money required for the renovations is available. He straightened up and said, “The only problem is, it is still in your wallets.” Peter Hinchey

ON THE BEAT The Western District is looking great at the moment. Trees are starting to bud up, the grass is green, crops are progressing nicely, water in the dams. A lot can change and any farmer will tell you that the crop is not in the silo yet. Given the rain that we’ve had I think the crops are looking pretty good. Farmers continue to improve the ways they go about growing a crop. It still amazes me how the farmer plants tiny seeds in a paddock and that solitary seed battles against the cold wind, wet, weeds, frost, birds, insects and yet more often than not, despite all the odds, that one seed produces a plant that multiplies the seed 20 fold or more.

DONATIONS

We rely on donations to the Community Newsletter to offset

all expenses relating to producing it. Please send in your

donation to the Dunkeld Consolidated School office where it

will be receipted and an acknowledgement made via the

Newsletter. A receipt will be provided. Please make cheques

payable to the “Dunkeld Consolidated School.”

Thank you for your support.

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After talking to tourists passing through Dunkeld, other regions of Australia are doing it very tough at the moment so we’re very fortunate here. The other day I had to drive to Melbourne to changeover the police vehicle. After departing Dunkeld at 3.30am in the new Dunkeld vehicle and making my way down to Melbourne, I finally got to depart Brunswick at around 3.30pm. Time to try out the GPS to calculate the best way home through the peak hour traffic. After putting in Ballarat as the intended destination I started following the instructions through Mt Alexander Road, Essendon and after 20 minutes and little progress I was already starting to think that this was a bad idea. Anyway, it took me onto the Calder Highway and then eventually onto the Keilor-Melton Road and as the traffic wasn’t too bad the GPS had started to restore my faith. All was going well until the row of cars in front of me stopped as I did, however, I could see in the rear view mirror that the driver following me was not going to be quite so lucky. I couldn’t evade the impact due to cars stopped in front of me so I made sure my footbrake was on firm and waited. Shortly thereafter, a loud bang with the sound of breaking plastic could be heard as he ran into the back of the police vehicle. Thinking that my long day had just grown considerably longer I got out and walked to the back of the Patrol. I was amazed to see that there was hardly a scratch on the police car because of the towbar. Unfortunately, the other driver wasn’t quite so lucky with his cars bonnet, front bumper and headlight all smashed up. At least he wasn’t injured. Needless to say I was very happy that the rest of the trip home was uneventful. So collisions can happen to anyone and you don’t have to be doing the wrong thing to be involved in one. Stay safe everyone and I hope you get the chance to enjoy some good weather to come.

DUNKELD RSL SUB-BRANCH RSL Membership: We invite ex-service men and

women to be members and renew their membership to ensure the future of the RSL locally. If you are a relative of ex-service men or women you can also join the RSL. By becoming a member of the RSL you will be helping the welfare of disabled war veterans

and supporting your local RSL Sub-Branch. Dunkeld RSL Sub-Branch members are reminded that annual subs are now due. Application forms are available from the Secretary/Treasurer, Terrie Nicholson on 5573 3353. A Stretcher Bearer’s War: The Mount Evelyn RSL Sub-Branch

recently launched their new book, “A Stretcher Bearer’s War”. This is the biography of Ralph Goode MBE, the first man from Lilydale to enlist in World War One and who after the war contributed greatly to the Lilydale community. The main part of the book are his war diaries and letters that give a personal account of the horror and heroism of serving as a stretcher bearer in Egypt, on Gallipoli and throughout the Western Front. For further information please contact the Mount Evelyn RSL Sub-Branch on 9737 0767. Cockatoo Rise Returned Service Persons Retreat: Annie

and Greg Carter welcome ex and serving defence personnel and their partners to their Retreat situated 5.75kms from Bairnsdale in the Gippsland Lakes area. With great views, a relaxed atmosphere, a nine hole golf course, close proximity to snow fields, beaches, great fishing and wonderful touring, Cockatoo Rise is a great place to spend some time.

Due to the unique nature of Cockatoo Rise, bookings are essential (Annie and Greg regret that they are unable to cater for children and pets.) For further information visit www.cockatooriseretreat.com.au or phone 0409 418 332.

Terrie Nicholson, Secretary/Treasurer

DUNKELD MUSEUM UPDATE

Guest Speaker Meetings: Our next Guest

Speaker Meeting will be held on Monday 1 September commencing at 8.00pm, followed by a light supper. Our guest speaker will be Mr

Tom Guthrie from Grampians Estate Winery, who has recently launched a book entitled “The Longest Drive”. This is the story of one family’s adventure as they continued to push the boundaries against the harshness of the outback environment. When the Northern Territory’s Barkly Tableland was auctioned for settlement, Thomas Guthrie took on his biggest challenge by purchasing one million acres; that set the scene for the longest sheep drive in Australian history. Eleven thousand sheep left the North-West Victorian property “Rich Avon” in September 1882. Annual Membership: A reminder that annual membership of

$10.00 is now due. Deductible Gift Recipient status: The Dunkeld Museum has

been endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Donors can claim a tax deduction on any donations made to the museum. Committee Meeting: Our next monthly Committee Meeting will

be held on Monday 15 September commencing at 8:00pm at the Dunkeld Museum. Red Cross: As part of the world’s

largest humanitarian movement, Red Cross has been part of the fabric of Australian life for 100 years. To find out more about the many ways to support Red Cross, please visit www.redcross.org.au/centenary The Dunkeld Museum has a display of memorabilia courtesy of the Dunkeld Red Cross Unit. The following is an excerpt from the Dunkeld & District – A Short History book:

The Red Cross is a totally different type of organisation as it is an international body which offers help to soldiers and civilians in every country wherever there is suffering caused by war or natural disasters. They also help with

rehabilitation, the aged and the Blood Bank and many other areas. During the Frist World War, it provided amenities for injured servicemen and prisoners of war. Many of those who worked for the Comforts Fund pitched in and helped at their Red Cross Branches too. When World War 2 started, a branch was formed at Karabeal with Mrs S.A. Penry as President and Mrs R.W. McIntyre, Secretary. She retained the minutes of the years 1939-1946 and they are rich in detail of the lives of the community as they

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battled to keep the farms going and their morale high when so many of their men were away. Chinese chequer nights, dances and card nights were popular for relaxation from the hard work and knitting. At Moutajup, Mrs Walker had a web of cords and string around her kitchen as she made camouflage nets for the army to cover guns. Other branches were at Mirranatwa, Victoria Valley, Dunkeld, Glenthompson and Woodhouse. Dunkeld had an ex-World War 1 nurse as President in Mrs T.L. Simpson, and she had a band of hard workers including Mesdames Charlie Bates, A. Robertson, Harold Myers, A. McArthur, W. Collins, E. Cox, J. Cullinane, J. Hadden, J. Downes, P. Gee, and Misses M. and K. Cullinane, Bobby and Joan Woodburn (later Mrs R. Bade), E. Templeton (Mrs Bob Gordon) and G. and J. Ballinger. The following Dunkeld Red Cross members have received prestigious long service awards: Mrs Milly Young (dec) – 70 years, Mrs Catherine (Kitty) Funk (dec) – 60 years and Mrs Muriel Macgugan (dec) – 50 years. Museum Duty: A new roster will be forwarded to all volunteers

in the near future. Please remember if you are unable to carry out your duty on your rostered day could you please contact one of the other volunteers to arrange a swap.

Terrie Nicholson, Publicity Officer

Wishing All Our Teams The Best For 2014 Finals Dunkeld & District Community Bank® Branch is a proud sponsor of the Branxholme-Wallacedale, Caramut, Cavendish, Glenthompson-Dunkeld and Penshurst Football-Netball Clubs. So we wish every contending team across all grades the best of luck in their upcoming campaign for finals supremacy.

GLENTHOMPSON ANGLICAN CHURCH Glenthompson Anglican Church members are making Christmas puddings to order. They will be for collection at the Christ Church Fete on 8 November or by previous arrangement. Orders need to be in by 30 September.

Large Puddings (serves 8-10) $40.00 Smaller Puddings (serves 6-8) $20.00 Please phone Dorothy Williams in the evening on 5577 4333.

From the Kitchen Garden…

BIG BAKE 100 YEARS CELEBRATION: Students and Friends of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program together with members of the Dunkeld Red Cross Unit will be baking on Monday 15 September to raise funds for the Australian Red Cross. The more orders we fill the more money we can donate to the Red Cross – People helping People. Please see the attached flyer for more details. Please complete and return your order form (and payment) to school by Tuesday 9 September. If you are able to donate your time to help on Monday 15 September please phone Clare Kennedy on 0427 823 308 by Friday 12 September. IN THE KITCHEN: Year 3 and 4 harvested cabbage, silverbeet, chives, lettuce, to be part of our delicious lunch that we prepared and shared together in the kitchen Thursday 28 August. The menu for the day: Ricotta, Silverbeet and Feta Rolls, which included our homemade ricotta, shredded silverbeet, chives and feta; sautéed, mixed and rolled in pastry. Okonomiyaki ( Japanese Pancakes) a great word for the children to pronounce and not too difficult to prepare. Shredded cabbage leaves from the garden together with grated potato, bacon and mushrooms mixed with a batter gently fried and flipped with great concentration and beautifully done. We served our pancakes with a delicious accompaniment of kewpie mayonnaise and kecap manis. (I have included the recipe for you to enjoy at home. Enjoy them with a green salad). Salad Leaves, silverbeet and calendula petals were harvested, gently washed, gently spun and displayed on large platters. Four salad dressings were shaken in jars so as we could vote for our favourite after tasting them all. Vinaigrette, Honey Mustard, Thai Chilli and Lemon and Olive Oil. Check out the voting in the kitchen to see which one was the favourite. Most children really wanted to vote for more than one…we really tested the taste buds! Year 3 children finally received a ‘knife licence’ after watching a video on knife safety and then practicing peeling and chopping up apples to accompany our salads. Well done Year 3. We will continue with knife safety, technique and behaviour next time in the kitchen together.

Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pancakes) Ingredients (serves 8): 3 cups of plain flour 1/2 potato, peeled, grated 2 eggs 2 cups water 3 green cabbage leaves, shredded 6 green onions, sliced 100g button mushrooms, sliced 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 rashers bacon, rind removed, diced 100g bean sprouts Sauce: 2 tablespoons thick, sweet Japanese soy sauce 1/2 cup Japanese mayonnaise or Kewpie Method: 5. Mix together flour, potato, eggs, a pinch of salt and enough water

to form a batter the consistency of thickened cream. Add cabbage, bean shoots, green onions and mushrooms and diced bacon

6. Heat a little oil in a large non-stick frying pan over medium-low heat. Spoon mixture per pancake into frying pan. Cook for 10 minutes.

7. Turn pancake over and cook for 10 to 15 minutes or until pancake is cooked through. Keep warm and repeat with remaining pancake batter.

8. To make sauce: Combine soy sauce and mayonnaise. Serve pancakes warm with sauce.

Happy Preparing and Sharing Clare Kennedy, SAKG Kitchen Specialist

KITCHEN - THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2014 – YEAR 5 & 6

11.15am – 2.00pm Kathy Young, Val Peters, Sandy Roache, Vicki Kearney

KITCHEN – THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2014 – YEAR 3 & 4 11.15am – 2.00pm Melissa McIntyre, Geraldine Featherston, Elaine

Schurmann, Liz Hinchey, Pat Cullinane

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GARDEN - THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2014

11.30am – 12.30pm Grade 3/4

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

12.30pm – 1.00pm Grade 2

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

1.00pm – 1.30pm Grade 1

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Bev Hampton, Paul Callander, Liz Hinchey

2.35pm – 3.20pm Grade 5/6

Trish Symes, Brian Matthews, Iven Field, Herman Jansen, Patricia Learmonth, Liz Hinchey

GARDEN – THURSDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2014 11.30am – 12.30pm Grade 5-6

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

12.30pm – 1.00pm Grade 2

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

1.00pm – 1.30pm Grade 1

Trish Symes, Helen Hanson, Iven Field, Debra Fenwick, Val Peters, Sarah Crawford, Karyn Hassett, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

2.35pm – 3.20pm Grade 3/4

Trish Symes, Brian Matthews, Iven Field, Herman Jansen, Heather Cash, Jane Calvert

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PUBLIC NOTICES AND MEETINGS

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SPORTS REPORT GRAMPIANS GOLF CLUB NEWS The Grampians Golf Club hosted its annual tournament from the 14th to 17th of August and we were all pleased with the events held. As usual the volunteer input from club members to get the course up to good playing was vital as was the input into food prep and presentation, manning the bar, running the office, organising sponsors and choosing trophy prizes. Visitors were happy to be at the club and the weather was mostly kind. So a big thank you to all those supporting the club. I mentioned our great sponsors in the last newsletter but kept some of the fantastic businesses and individuals to mention now for greater impact - here they are: Shellie Peardon, Grampians Gardening & Landscaping, Izzy's Mountain View Cafe, Drummonds Golf- Ballarat, Raivac Transports, Southern Grampians Plumbing, Grampians Agricultural, Mary-Ann Brown & Associates-AMP, Cafe 109, Barry Francis, K&K Cowland Earthmovers, T.Brody Shed Fabrication, Bunyip Hotel, Southern Grampians Shire, McLeod & Holmes Engineering, Dunkeld Race Club, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Wannon Rural Supplies, Craig Collins Builder, Dale Collins Fencing, Murray Arnold, Brewster Walsh Accountants, Grampians Tyres, Hopkins River Beef. All sponsorship donations of money, vouchers and goods were all used during the tournament as prizes for events held or the tounament competition. The generosity of our sponsors has attracted players to the club to compete for the great trophy prizes on offer and so we are thankful for this continued support. Cheers Kerren Collins - Ladies Captain

2014 Result Sheet

3 BBB Stableford 18 Hole Event Men’s Results 18 Holes - Winners: Adrian Kelly, Josh Fitzsimmon, Andrew Macgugan- 52 pts.

- Runners Up: Simon Cullinane, Stephen Field, Jeg Robertson- 49 pts. 9 Holes Out:- Winners: Will Crawford, Peter McIntyre Mark Fay-26 pts.

Runners Up: Andy Linke, Peter Gubbins, Rick Wesley- 24 pts. 9 Holes In:- Winners: John Muller, Neill McIntosh, Steve Johnston- 24 pts.

Runners Up: John Sheehan, Noel Mibus, Charlie Officer - 23 pts. N.T.P. 3

rd Maurice Faroe

9th

Mark Fay 12

th Paddy Mcarthy

16th

Peter Cameron Ladies Results 3BBB - 14 August 2014

18 Holes - Winners: Edna Duggan, Carol Ellis, Lorraine Ardley - 50 pts.

Runners Up: Liz Nichol, Tania Cullinane, Margaret Lyon - 46 pts. 9 Holes Out - Winners: Robyn Holcombe, Flossie Kent, Penny Fraser –23 pts on CB

Runners Up: Shirley Ness, Therese Nolte, Jodie McGregor -23 pts. 9 Holes In - Winners: Ruth Brain, Brenda Richardson, Heather Fleming- 24 pts.

Runners Up: Ruth Gellert, Lisa Heard, Mary Ann Easton- 24 pts CB N.T.P. 3

rd Robyn Holcombe

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th Gail Baulch

12th

Marilyn Garner

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th Sue Saul

27 Hole Stroke Event A Grade Results 16 August 2014

27 Hole Scratch & Mark Howard Cup. Winner: Greg Millard 121 27 Hole Handicap - Winner: Craig Williamson 103.5 18 Hole Scratch - Winner: Phillip Prider 79 on CB 18 Hole Handicap - Winner: Peter Cameron 69 9 Hole Scratch - Winner: Dion McFarlane 40 on CB 9 Hole Handicap - Winner: Charlie Officer 36 on CB B Grade Results - Stableford Event 17 August 2014

27 Holes Stableford Winner: Will Crawford 68 27 Hole Stableford Runner- Up: John Sheehan 59 18 Hole Stableford Winner: Norm Howell 39 18 Hole Stableford Runner-Up: Simon Smith 36

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9Hole Stableford Winner: Mark Dore 20 9 Hole Stableford Runner-Up: Russell Burgess 19 on CB N.T.P. 3

rd Les Johnston

9th

Greg Millard 12

th Craig Williamson

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Dion McFarlane & Derek Morse Longest Drive Shoot Out

L.M.B. Linke (Open Event.) Winner: Tim Officer Steve Hampson Fencing Contractor – Over 60’s - Winner: not run 4 Person Ambrose Event (Any Combination.) 18 Holes Scratch: Results 17.8.14

-1st Darren Gordon, Craig Williamson Angus Jackson, Les Johnson- 60

-2nd

Dale Grambeau, Dion McFarlane, Tim Spillman, Andrew Saunders 61 -3

rd Andrew Borgmeyer, Ron Oakley, Flossie Kent, Greg Fisher 67

18 Holes Handicap:

-1st Andrew & Carolyn Lewis, Phil Rentsch, Kim Dufty-54& 7/8ths

-2nd

Andrew Townsend, Al Townsend, Barry Dalgleish, Rob Cutler-55&7/8 -3

rd Lachie Patterson, Will Osmond, Clive Piminger, Simon Jury-57

Men’s N.T.P. 3

rd.Angus Jackson

9th

.Mo Shower 12

th Greg Fisher

16th

Lachie Patterson Ladies N.T.P. 3 Ann Ryan

9th

Jenny Bade 12

th Gay Goggin

16th

Gay Goggin Longest Drive 17

th Men: Brad Talbot

Ladies: Georgia Bryden 3

rd shot on 18

th Winner: Shaun Dalton

Nearest the Pin Over Duration of the Tournament. Winners:

Mattiske & Henderson Insurance 3rd

Hole: Angus Jackson – 347cm Bendigo Bank- Dunkeld Branch 9

th Hole: Gail Baulch – 206cm

Hamilton Real Estate 12th

Hole: Greg Fisher – 437cm Don Anderson Memorial 16

th Hole: Sue Saul – 105 cm

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DUNKELD CHURCH TIMES

Saint Patrick’s Catholic Church Parish Priest - Father Pat Mugavin - 5571 1161 E-mail: hamilton@ballarat.catholic.org.au

1st Week Sunday September 7 9.00am Mass

2nd

Week Sunday September 13 9.00am Assembly of Word and Communion 3

rd Week Sunday September 20 9.00am Mass

4th Week Sunday September 27 9.00am Assembly of Word and Communion

Saint Mary’s Anglican Church Rector: Father Adrian Stephens Rectory Phone: 5571 1317 E-mail: rector.hamilton@bigpond.com Pastoral Mobile: 0429 303 990 1

st Sunday of the month 9.00am Parish Mass

2nd

Sunday of the month 11.00am Lay led service

3rd

Sunday of the month No service 4

th Sunday of the month 11.00am Communion Service

5th Sunday of the month No service in Dunkeld - Service in Hamilton – 10.30am

NB Sunday 24 August: No Communion Service in Dunkeld. We will be in Hamilton for 10.30am service.

Judeo Christian Church Cnr Adams and Fairbairn Streets, Dunkeld Pastor Greg Gardner Mobile: 0403 960 900 2

nd and last Sunday of each month 10.30am

Uniting Church - Services all at Saint Mary’s Anglican Church

NEWSLETTER 2014 DATES Please note that in 2014 the Dunkeld Consolidated School and Community Newsletter will be distributed fortnightly on MONDAY (except during the school holidays).

School Newsletter items only to Terrie Nicholson: nicholson.terrie.f@edumail.vic.gov.au and are due in by 3.00pm as per the fortnightly TUESDAY as indicated.

Community Newsletter items are due in by 3.00pm as per the fortnightly TUESDAY as indicated.

Please email items to Sally Stevenson: lilybron20@gmail.com

Issue No. Cut-off Date Distribution Date

15 Tues 9 Sept Mon 15 Sept 16 Tues 7 Oct Mon 13 Oct 17 Tues 21 Oct Mon 27 Oct 18 Tues 4 Nov Mon 10 Nov 19 Tues 18 Nov Mon 24 Nov 20 Tues 2 Dec Mon 8 Dec

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Please contact Sally Stevenson – Email lilybron20@gmail.com or phone 0414 463 013. Advertisements for regular advertisers will only be run if the advertising schedule has been completed and returned. Any ‘one off’ ads please contact Sally on the above email address.

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MAW’S MOWING AND GARDENING Slashing

Fire Breaks

Large grassed areas

Six foot deck (largest in town) Quality:

Gardening

Pruning

Chainsaw Work

Broad leaf spraying

Landscaping

Irrigation

Phone Brad Mawson 0407 864 525

McDONALD PLUMBING & GASFITTING

*New Homes – Renovations – Gas fitting

*House re-roofing and spouting *Septic tank installations and

mini excavator hire *El Gas Bottle Sales and Appliance Sales *Agent for Varcoe and Bryan Windmills

Mobile: 0407 504 162

A.H. 5577 2498 Lic No. 25274

BOBCAT AND TIPPING SERVICE - Soil Rake - Tip Truck

- Trenching - Clean Yards - Post Holes - Site Preparation

Call Andrew on 0407 496 863

Relaxation & Remedial Massage

Where: Dunkeld old Maternal & Child Health Centre

With: Kylie McCrae – Monday & Wednesday

Phone: 0428 508 995 anytime

5574 1240 evenings Or 5577 2382 Monday or Wednesday

New Clients Always Welcome Gift Vouchers Available

bradleyjmawson.com.au

PHOTOGRAPHY

COLLECTIONS: LIGHTNING – LANDSCAPES – MOON

COMETS – NED ON TOUR OTHERS

Gallery of some framed photographs are located at Cafe 109 Dunkeld

LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHS LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER

Ph: Brad on 0407 864 525 or go online www.bradleyjmawson.com.au

TRADES AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORY

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