Newsletter Term 3 Week 10 Wed 18th September 2013

JUGIONG PUBLIC

SCHOOL

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Wind Farm Update..……… .3

Harden Kite Festival….…...3

Wine Cellar News…... ……..4

Charity Bake Sale…………...4

Special points of

interest

Bridal Parade &

Open Garden

Police Remem-

brance Day

Trivia Night Update

SCHOOL CALENDAR

TERM 3

Week 10 Russell on Long Service.

Fri 20th—School Assembly 2.15pm

- Mothers’ lunch

Last day of school term 3

Have a safe and

happy holiday!

TERM 4

Week 1

Mon 7th—Public Holiday

Tues 8th—Students Return

Week 2

Tues 15th Oct-P & C Meeting 7pm

Week 3

Tues 22nd Oct—Principal Mtg-Sydney

Wed 23rd—State Conference

Thurs 24th—Life Education Van @

Binalong.

-State Conference

Fri 25th—State Conference

Dear Parents,

Welcome to the final week of Term Three.

Mrs Sally Keatinge has been relieving at our school this week, and has

bought her energetic ideas and activities with her. We have all learnt

much about gardening and propagating, and the Primary class have

completed some fantastic ‘Gold” activities as a follow-up to their time in

the Goldfields.

On Thursday, Mrs Brooker and the Primary class are cooking for lunch.

They are making a Zucchini and Bacon slice and another sweet slice,

and the infants children will be doing some juicing with fresh fruit and

vegetables. The children will not need to bring lunch unless they would

rather not eat this menu. As part of our Live, Life, Well @ School pro-

gram we are trying to encourage our children to choose healthy options

for a healthy brain and body, so we have been talking about having sev-

eral ‘Nude Food Days’, next Term, where the children bring food that is

not pre-packaged. Along with our garden, we will be purchasing a

Worm Farm, which will encourage re-cycling and add nutrients to our

garden.

On Friday, the children are invited to come to school in ‘Footy’ colours,

and bring a gold coin donation to go to the Murdoch Children’s Founda-

tion which researches childhood health disorders and diseases. The P &

C are providing recess and lunch, the menu is attached. Parents are in-

vited to join us and stay for games activities, lunch and the Assembly in

the Primary room at 2.15am. Please return your lunch order by tomor-

row, Thursday, for catering purposes.

Please enjoy your time with your children during the holidays, we hope

they return healthy and happy to start Term Four.

Regards,

Jenny

Thankyou

A big thank you to Bridgette & Craig for the donation of Yuccas to our

school garden.

Quote

“Books are a uniquely portable magic.” - Stephen King

Happy Gardeners! Memories of the Gold Field

I see…..

A old man panning for gold

A dog waiting patiently

A trooper waiting to see if they have

their licences

I hear…..

A river flowing on top of the rocks

Gravel swirling in the pan

Dogs barking at stray cats

I smell….

Smoke coming from a tent

Smelly socks

Gun powder in the air

It’s a scary place!

By Isabelle.

(A piece of story writing from the John Heffernan Workshop.

Pat Possum

My possum is called Pat. He is grey. He sleeps in a tree. One

day Pat went to the house. He ran up to the roof and went to

sleep. Dad heard him and he was upset.

He got angry and took the possum out of the house.

By Monty

Holiday Ideas Getting off the lounge

It's never been more important for children to get off the lounge and take a break in the great outdoors. You’ll find the benefits aren't just health-related .

Find out more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/wellbeing/development/why-your-child-may-learn-better

Premier’s Spelling Bee app

The app is free at Samsung Apps and features two categories for junior and senior primary school aged children, with a number of levels that increase in difficulty. Most adults would find the high levels in the senior category a challenge!

Find our more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/about/mobile-applications/premier-s-spelling-bee

Primary school Getting organised

Mid-way into the month, you may be in need of a planner; or if you’re super-organised why not download October’s?

Find out more: http://www.schoolatoz.nsw.edu.au/homework-and-study/homework-tips/2013-homework-planner

Kids’ holiday camps

Do your kids have technology overload? Challenging adventurous activities - like rock climbing, kayaking and archery - help children and teenagers develop inde-pendence, self-esteem and social skills. Watch the video for inspiration.

Find out more: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=615882415134701

High school Break the ice

Next time your child complains that Shakespeare is irrelevant, show them these eight well-known phrases that modern language owes to him.

Find out more: http://www.grammar.net/shakespeare

CHURCH NEWS

ANGLICAN

1st Sun

11:30am @ Church

3rd Sun

11:30 @

village park

CATHOLIC

Mass- 2nd, 4th Sundays

Liturgy -1st, 3rd & 5th

Sunday 22nd Sept will

be liturgy at 8am not a

Mass (due to unavaila-

bility of a priest)

All Mass/Liturgies

8am.

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Hall & Grounds

Bookings:

6945 4033

September: 14th

October: 19th & 20th, 25th-27th.

November: 1st-3rd, 22nd-24th.

December: 9th, 10th, 11th,

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DEFIBRILLATOR

Located at front

door of

Police Station

Emergency

access 24hrs

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TRANSFER

STATION

Thurs & Sat

1:30 pm to 4.30 pm

3

KITE FESTIVAL

SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER 2013

HARDEN PICNIC RACECOURSE

11AM-5PM Entry by donation

BYO your own kite or buy one on

the day.

Kite flying for all skill levels

Balloon twisting artist

Free helium balloons

Free face painting

Free Climbing Wall

LIVE MUSIC

Market Stalls

Kite Competitions $800 to be won.

Wind Farm Update A photo montage of the proposed wind farm in the Berremangra/Bookham area is available for viewing at the BP. It shows what the development would look like when viewed from Hill St in Jugiong. If you have any questions re-garding the proposal you can direct them to Sharon Langman at Harden Shire Council, ph 63860100, or myself on 69454252.Regards Neil Reid

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING NEW TO DO IN COOTA

PUTT PUTT GOLF IS HERE Cootamundra Sports Stadium Adams Street.

Open Mon-Fri 10am - 4pm from 23rd Sept until 4th Oct

Also open Sat 28th Sept and Sun 29th Sept 11am –3pm Then every second weekend of the month 11am-3pm(starting Nov) COST $5.00 PER PLAY-

ER

CALL IN OR PHONE TODAY 69402230 TO BOOK YOUR

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Congratulations

Tayla Coggan was awarded 2013 most improved player in Gundagai netball

competition .

Congratulations Tayla!

JUGIONG TRIVIA NIGHT

UPDATE

Craig, Bridgette, Jenny, Joey and Tayla travelled to Sydney to present the cheque to “Cure for Life” for $17,000. This will be put into brain cancer re-search. At the moment Brain cancer gets the least government funding for research and “Cure for Life” is fighting to change that while funding 50% of research. The cheque was presented to Marcella Zananeke (wife of Stan Za-naneke who died from Brain Cancer). Marcella is the Ambassador for “Cure for Life”.

RIKKI’S PLACE

JUGIONG

Pre-loved and much loved clothing, bags, shoes and accessories.

OPEN EVERY

Wednesday & Saturday

9am to 3pm

Commencing Sept 11

Closed Wednesday Sept 18th

(Henty Field Day)

Open FRIDAY 20th SEPT

2 Sheahan St. Jugiong

(Turn into Sheahan St & look for the sign that says Rikki’s Place)

Out of hours by appointment

Phone 0408 405 337

NATIONAL POLICE

REMEMBRANCE DAY

27th SEPTEMBER 2013 In honour of those Police who lost

their lives in the execution of their duty while serving the community, Jugiong

Police will be holding a service at

1:00pm Friday 27th Sept 2013. We would like to invite the Commu-nity to attend our service to be held at

the Sergeant Parry Memorial in Jugiong Park.

Police Remembrance Day is a solemn day for officers and is now held

throughout Australasia including New Zealand,

Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands to commemorate

the passing of police officers that are killed on duty.

Leading Senior Const. Magnone Jugiong Police Station

Pring Street

Jugiong NSW 2726

Phone: (02) 6945 4206

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JUGIONG CARPATHON

November 1st—3rd 2013

Fishing fun for family, friends and fisherman alike!

More information closer to the date.

Phone: 0269454210 Fax: 0269454388

E-mail: jugiong-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Web Site: www.jugiong-p.schools.nsw.edu.au

18th September 2013 JUGIONG JOURNALJUGIONG JOURNAL

No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress,

you are still way ahead of everyone who isn’t trying.

ANDREW JONES ELECTRICAL

For all your electrical needs -24 hour call out service

0431 154 276

Alj-8389@hotmail.com

Lic. No. 252459C

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All your Landscaping &

Irrigation Requirements,

Bobcat, Excavators & Tipper Hire.

Contact Andrew Ward

0403196483

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JUGIONG FITNESS

GROUP At the Jugiong Hall

Please bring water bottle, yoga mat & hand weights

Wednesday 6.30-7.30pm

Enquiries Steph Hyles 62277844 or 0427201293

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Charity Bake Sale Jaclyn Lenehan would like to inform the community that the Commonwealth Bank in Coot-amundra will be having a bake sale on the morning of Thursday, September 26th to raise money for The Prostate Cancer Founda-tion of Australia in support of her uncle, Joe Howdle (father of Stephanie who is married to Mat-thew Butt). If anyone would like to donate baking for the sale, please contact Jaclyn on 0407 090 981.

COMING EVENTS

18/09/13-Jugiong Fitness Group –Last for term

28/09/13-Bridal Parade & Open Garden

08/10/13– JAG AGM 7.30pm in Blue Room

1st-3rd/11/13-Jugiong Carpathon

22-24th/11/13-Jugiong Art Exhibition

Livestock: Saleyards, Private, Auctions Plus

Real Estate: Rural & Residential

Merchandise: Rural & General

Metaland Steel Supplies—(Tumut)

Insurance: Personal, Rural & Commercial

Gundagai— 6944 1888 Tumut– 6947 3322 www.agstock.com.au

‘A one-stop shop for all your rural needs’

Harden Murrumburrah Uniting Church

BRIDAL PARADE &

OPEN GARDEN “Beggan Hill Harden

Saturday 28th September

Garden and stalls open from 12noon Bridal and Fashion Parade

commencing at 1.30pm. Entry Fee of $12, includes a light

lunch.

RSVP: 21st Sept for catering pur-poses to Linda Jones 02 63866254

Spots are available for stall hold-ers, please contact Linda for more

information.

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Jugiong Wine Cellar News

The Jugiong Wine Cellar is

delighted to be exhibiting the

winner of the

Young Archie 2013 Competition

9 – 12 Yr Category Archie Hyles.

Do come and see his painting of his

special “Dad”.