Kurrajong Street Phone: (02) 69729105

Tullibigeal NSW 2669 Fax: (02) 69729267

Relieving Principal: Jessica Neilsen Email – tullibigea-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

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Tullibigeal Central School Newsletter

Welcome back Year 3-6, oh how we’ve missed you! The playground feels so much more full and active again. It has been wonderful hearing all about their experiences in Sydney and what a great time they all had, even Miss Pearce and Mr Small thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The students were great ambassadors for Tullibigeal Central School and always displayed the PBL values of Respect, Responsibility and Resilient.

Professional Learning This week Miss Fitzpatrick, a PBL External Coach (supporting PBL in schools other than her own), visited on Monday, from Parkes to work with the Staff and Students about PBL at TCS. She was busy with Miss Bell assisting with making plans for the next steps at TCS and sharing ideas and her experiences when she was a PBL Internal Coach (supporting PBL within the same school) like Miss Bell. Miss Fitzpatrick also spoke with a variety of staff and students gaining their valuable feedback about PBL at TCS. Today TCS hosted the Lachlan Access Program (LAP) Management Meeting where Mr Small, Mrs Dillon and myself attended and assisted with the planning of and implementation of LAP for the future. Mr West will be off to Lake Cargelligo Central School to participate in a LAP planning day for Legal and Business studies. These days are great opportunities for colleagues to share knowledge and to build on their skills for teaching and learning for students.

Miss Ward will be going to Griffith for L3 training on Thursday where she will have the opportunity to network with colleagues who are also training in this program. Thursday will also see Miss Bell, Mrs Dillon, Miss Pearce, Mrs Helyar, Miss Goldthorpe and Mr West participate in PBL reloaded training as they are the Leadership team for TCS. This training is to not only refresh their knowledge but to provide staff with up to date knowledge and developments in PBL.

All Things Curriculum The National Tree Planting Day items arrived this week enabling students to help Mrs Hague and Miss Ward to plant the vegetable seedlings provided from Jeffery Toyota in Forbes. Each student received a free t-shirt and gloves which were provided for planting. It was a cold and miserable day however the students showed great resilience and got on with the job.

Principal’s Report

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Primary News

Last Friday afternoon saw the remaining students participate in Skipping for sport. It was fantastic to see all students getting in and giving it a go! It was obvious how much fun they were having as you could hear laughter and giggles throughout the playground. I even gave it a go! I was a bit nervous but the students were very encouraging and skipped along with me. Bus duty flew by as the High School students roped myself and Miss Goldthorpe into helping with the large skipping rope as they played ‘Miss a Loop’, where they continuously ran in, jumped, and ran out again one after the other. It was very impressive and intense! Ag Show Team Last Saturday was the Condobolin Show where Finlay, Grace, Braden, Tayah, Riley, Damon, Tahlia and Dylan paraded cattle under Miss Goldthorpe’s supervision. I would like to say thank you to Telea Imrie, Michelle Bendall, Darrin and Terrie Payne, Mandy Glasgow, Mel Crawford and Gerry Haase for all of their support and encouragement during this event and a HUGE thank you to Barry Dillon for carting the cows back to TCS Saturday afternoon. A special mention goes to Grace for receiving 1st

Place in her age group (14-16yrs) and also as Reserve Champion, 14 years and over. A special mention to Braden who received 2nd Place in the 11-13 years’ age group.

All students are to be commended on their efforts as they paraded really well on the day and for their commitment to the team.

This Saturday 3rd September a team of students will be off to Lake Cargelligo Show. Keep up the amazing work, you’re all doing a wonderful job! Enjoy your week!

Mrs Jessica Neilsen Relieving Principal

Term 3 Coming Events

3 – 6 Sydney Excursion

My favourite thing about Sydney was spending time at Narrabeen Sport and Recreation, because there were a lot of activities to do. My favourite activity was rock climbing and my least favourite thing was visiting Taronga Zoo, because it was raining all day.

Squirrel

Sydney was great fun! I thought the zoo wasn’t the best because it rained all day and some of the enclosures were closed, so we didn’t see all of the animals. My favourite part was Aladdin because it was funny, good and warm.

Damon

My favourite thing in Sydney was when we were walking around the city and I saw a mime. He looked fake, he had a mask on and his body was covered in silver spray paint. I gave him 50c; he gave me a high five and shook my hand. My second favourite thing was going to the football, Bulldogs vs. Cowboys. My third pick, would be laser tag, it was awesome fun. I also enjoyed when we went on the bush walk and built a fire and

SEPTEMBER

Week 7 Thursday 1st Year 7 Vaccinations – 3rd Visit Saturday 3rd AG Show Team - Lake Cargelligo

Show

Week 8

Wednesday 7th AG Show Team – West Wyalong Show

Thursday 8th SCHOOL PHOTO’S Friday 9th PSSA Cricket with Ungarie – Yr 6

Week 9 Wednesday 14th

LAP Graduation at Lake Cargelligo

Week 10 Tuesday 20th TCS Year 12 Farewell

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made damper, it was cool. Lastly I liked when we done rock climbing. The worst thing was when we hopped off the ferry and I left my bag on it, with 73 dollars and my Ipad in it. It was scary but Miss Pearce ran and got my bag back luckily.

Jack Henschke

Last week we went to Sydney for our school excursion. I think my favourite parts of the trip were, watching Aladdin, playing the recorder at the Opera House and playing laser tag. On Thursday night we watched the Bulldogs and the Cowboys play. The Cowboys won, I was cheering for them.

Emma Bendall The best part of the excursion was going to Belmore Oval to watch the Bulldog and Cowboys. The funniest part of the excursion was when we were doing the high ropes and flying fox.

Dylan

My favourite part of the Sydney trip was going to the footy to watch Cowboys and Bulldogs, because I like NRL. I liked it because I got to buy a hat at the merchandise tent at half time.

Bill

The funniest part of the excursion was in Aladdin when Aladdin asked the Genie if he was really from the lamp and he replied with “no I’m from Wagga Wagga, of course I’m from the lamp come on.” The scariest part of the excursion was when we went on a ferry to Circular Quay from Manly and it was rocking a lot. Also when the recorder girls went to the 9D cinema and the roller coaster came of the track and a snake came up close to us and nearly bit us. Water and snow landed on us and bugs bit our legs, it was awesome

Tahlia

The best part of Sydney was the footy, because the Bulldogs played, they are my favourite team and NRL is my favourite sport. I got to see Josh Reynolds and Jonathan Thurston. I also got to buy a Bulldogs football at the merchandise tent at half time.

Blake

My favourite things about Sydney were the football and Aladdin. I loved the football because it was my first time at a live football match and my favourite team was playing (Cowboys). I was really excited. The best part about Aladdin was the funny jokes, beautiful music and amazing props.

Alyssa

My favourite part of our Sydney trip was going to see Aladdin, because the theatre seats were very comfortable and the Genie was so funny. It was a great musical!! It would have taken hours of hard work to master all of the dance moves, timing and the costumes were amazing. Riley

We left on Sunday to go to Sydney for our class excursion. When we got to Sydney we went to Narrabeen to settle into our accommodation. We did actives at Narrabeen like rock climbing bush walking, abseiling and cooking damper. We went into the city for two days; we went to Palm Beach and played laser tag.

Teleah

The thing I enjoyed the most on our Sydney excursion was playing laser skirmish. I liked it because we got to run round in a dark cool room. The scariest part of the excursion was the day we went on the ferry and it was rocking a lot, it felt like we were going to fall into the sea.

Elly

Last Sunday we went to Sydney. The first two days

we spent at Narrabeen. On Wednesday we went

into the city. First we went to Taronga Zoo, and then

we went to Madame Tussauds. After that we played

laser skirmish, it was good fun! Then we went to

Aladdin. On Thursday we went to Palm Beach, then

we went to Thursday night footy and we watched

North Queensland Cowboys play Bulldogs at their

home ground. The Bulldogs lost 24-16. My favourite

part of the trip was laser skirmish. The worst part

was when the Bulldogs lost and the funniest part

was Aladdin.

Miranda

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Miss Pearce Relieving Assistant Principal

Stage 5 Subject Selections Elective choices for Stage 5 students in 2017 need to be returned this week. As stated in the selection booklet, these subjects do not influence what may be studied in Years 11 and 12 and therefore should be chosen as interests of the students.

Year 11 Yearly Exams Please find attached the exam timetable for the Preliminary Yearly Exams which will run in Week 9 of this term. Best of luck to students who should be using these two weeks to complete study to optimise their marks in the last assessment before entering their HSC year.

Date/Session Exam

Monday 12th

September 9.00am:

English Advanced – 2hrs + 10min

English Standard – 2 hours + 10min

English Studies – 2hrs + 10min

Tuesday 13th

September 9.00am:

General Mathematics – 2hrs + 5min

Wednesday 14th

September 9.00am:

Design & Technology – 2hrs + 5min

Thursday 15th

September 9.00am:

Business Studies - 2hrs + 5min

Primary Industries - 2hrs + 5min

1.oopm:

Biology - 2hrs + 5min

Industrial Tech Metal - 2hrs + 5min

Friday 16th September 9.00am:

Society & Culture - 2hrs + 5min

Senior Science - 2hrs + 5min

Secondary News

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Yr 7 Vaccinations All year 7 student will have their 3rd vaccination this Thursday 1st September.

Show Team Best of luck to our show team who will be competing at Lake Cargelligo Show this weekend. I am sure they will have a wonderful time and come back with a bag full of ribbons.

Timothy Small

Head Teacher

SCHOOL PHOTO’S

School Photos will be held on Thursday 8th September 2016. Envelopes for this year’s school photos were handed out yesterday. All envelopes need to be returned to the school before photo day (even if not buying). Family photos (Siblings attending the school only) are available and the envelopes for these can be collected at the front office.

Mandy Glasgow

FOOTY COLOURS DAY This will be held next Wednesday 7th Sept, the day before our school photo’s so students can be well presented for their photos on Thursday. Students will need to bring a gold coin donation.

POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR FOR LEARNING RESPECT RESPONSIBILITY RESILIENCE

PBL AWARD WINNERS Jayden Loxley and Year 7/8 got the

free lunch with Miss Ward.

ICE BLOCK VOUCHERS

Riley Glasgow

Charlotte Browne

Tahlia Bendall

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL

On Saturday the AG Show team Finlay, Grace, Braden, Tayah, Riley, Damon, Tahlia and Dylan travelled to the Condobolin Show. Grace got a first in her age group 14 - 16yrs and reserve Champion 14 and over and an equal third in Junior Judging. Braden got a 2nd in the 11 - 13 Year age group.

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NATIONAL TREE DAY

Thanks to all students involved in planting the veggies for National Tree Day on Wednesday! The gardens look great and a big thank you to Jeffery Toyota of Forbes for his donation of the veggie plants.

Feed wheat to feed the school chickens. If you have any can you please let the school know.

READING IN AUGUST

Research shows that family reading is

one of the best ways to grow a child’s

interest in the wonderful world of

books. We encourage students to read

with a family member for at least 10

minutes every day.

All primary students have been given a reading log to take part in reading in August. We encourage all students to become involved and get reading! Reading logs are to be returned by 5th September for you to receive a mystery prize. If you have any questions, please see Miss Hannah for further details.

Miss Hannah

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Tahlia Bendall 150 nights of Home Reading

Lilly Neyland 150 nights of Home Reading

Mason Payne Being a great class helper

this week Jessie Tyack 50 nights of Home Reading

Sienna Longford 75 nights of Home Reading

Sophie Loftus Being a helpful with

younger students this week

Grace Dillon For being kind and

encouraging to her peers

AUGUST Birthdays!!!!!

A big happy birthday to you !!!

Squirrel 31st August

Hope you have a great day!!!

OUR NEXT MEETING WILL BE

Tuesday 13th September at 5.30pm

TUCKSHOP TERM 3

Wednesday 31st August 2016

SHARON LONGFORD

PIE PATROL

MANDY GLASGOW

IF YOU CANNOT DO YOUR DUTY PLEASE ORGANISE YOUR OWN REPLACEMENT. PLEASE DO

NOT RING SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF AS IT IS NOT UP TO THEM TO FIND YOUR REPLACEMENT.

Order ice blocks, milk and any food required for the next week with Jan or Mandy.

TUCKSHOP ROSTER FOR 2016

TERM 3

31 August Sharon Longford Mandy Glasgow 07 September Kelly Tyack 14 September Joclyn Newham 21 September Julie Hague

Thank you to those who have volunteered it is greatly appreciated.

Jacqui Dillon

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August

CHANGE OF DATE

Tues 6th Sept Tulli Hall, Rec Ground &

Cemetery Annual General

Meeting 7pm at the Hall

Sun 4th

Sept Major Semi

Sunday at Lake

10am U16's 11.15am U18's

Leeton v Yanco DPC v Yenda

12.40pm Tag 1.45pm Ressie’s

Hay v Leeton Waratahs v DPC

3pm First Grade

TLU v Yanco

TULLI HOPPERS

&

HOPPETTS NEWS

Congratulations to all our football & netball teams on a terrific year. Well done to all our award winners & of course our three Premiership teams – A & B Grade Netball & the Senior Footballers.

Thank you to all those people that helped set up the Hall for the Windup & to those that were there for the clean-up Saturday morning.

There is still some money outstanding, could you please pay this to either Linda or Leanne asap.

Bills will be going out this week. I still have some old stock of polo’s, t shirts & green shorts if anyone is

interested. Polo’s $10, t shirts $2, shorts $5 Great for round the house clothes or cheap xmas presents to send to family.

Ray Ridley took out the AFL tipping on 149 points from Broden Imrie on 145 and Shirley Ridley third on 143. Ray takes home $700, Broden $140 & Shirley $70. Thank you to everyone that went in the Tipping this year and I hope you will enter again next year.

Leanne

Tullibigeal Football and Netball Winners

FOOTBALL

Senior B & F - Sonney Bartholomew B & F R/U - Steven Hickson Most Consistent - Codan Frankel Most Improved - Murphy Payne Leading Goal Kicker - Steven Hickson Coaches Award - Daniel Bendall Most Promising Junior - Joel Ridley Best in Finals - Sonney Bartholomew Encouragement Award - Ricky Riley Chicks Pick - Brant Frankel

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Under 14's B & F - Bill Dillon B & F R/U - Riley Glasgow Most Consistent - Dylan Bendall Most Improved - Braden Payne Coaches Award - Jayden Loxley & Kyhle Crawford

NETBALL

A Grade B & F - Hayley Browne B & F R/U - Leilani Bell Most Consistent - Deonye Fyfe Best in Finals - Shanya Bell B Grade B & F - Kelly Tyack B & F R/U - Michelle Bendall Most Consistent - Sharni Frankel Best in Finals - Kelly Tyack

C Grade B & F - Holly Ireland B & F R/U - Kendra Tyack Most Consistent - Deidre Fyfe Coaches Award – Meagan Ireland 16’s B & F - Tayah Glasgow B & F R/U - Maddie Bell Most Consistent - Phoebe Bartholomew Most Improved - Grace Dillon Best in Finals - Maddie Bell Coaches Award - Jess Browne 13's B & F - Tayah Glasgow B & F R/U - Maddy Bell Most Consistent - Damon Imrie Most Improved - Amity Loxley Best in Finals - Tayah & Riley Glasgow Coaches Award - Riley Glasgow

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Under 10’s Netball 2016

Auskick 2016

THANK YOU

The Swimming Pool would publicly

like to thank anyone that has

donated grain during the previous

harvest seasons. As we haven’t

received all sample dockets, we are

unsure who has actually donated. So

please accept this as our personal

thanks.

Swimming Pool News

Most positions stayed the same with Mark Bendall stepping up to be President again. Telea Imrie accepted the position as Vice President, Mandy stayed as Secretary and Jacqui as Treasurer with Michelle and new comer Hannah Frankel taking on the catering.

Pool will open earlier in October weather permitting. The opening date will be advertised in the newsletter along with being on our Facebook Page.

Pool Supervised Hours Will be revised as we are advertising for a supervisor and opening days/hours will be set around if we get anybody to apply. If nobody applies for the job it will most likely have to go back to voluntary run and this could mean that the pool isn’t open every day. More details to follow.

A child under the age of 10 must be supervised by an adult (18years and over).

To open the pool at any time out of supervised hours you will need to have your Current Senior First Aid, Current Bronze Medallion and be a member. The key can be collected from Mandy Glasgow or Louise Loftus. We hope to run a bronze medallion and first aid course in the future.

Memberships – Family $75 (Only to include school age children. Anyone who has left school is classified as a single.) Family with 2 children under 2 $55 Grandparents/Couples $55 Singles $30 Pensioners/ Senior Card Holder $15

Membership forms will follow at a later date.

Sport and Rec Swim Safe Lessons are on the 4th January 2016 to 14th January 2016. If you intend to put your children in to these please send in the form. If they don’t get enough enrolled they will cancel them.

Save the Date. Calcutta – Sunday 30th October 2016.

Looking forward to everyone’s support for the upcoming season. Swimming Pool Committee

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MAYFIELD HOTEL

NEWS

CHINESE TUESDAY Bookings & Take Away available from 5.30pm Call into the pub & pick up a new take away menu Or book a table for a sit down meal. Bookings on 69729173 or see the bar staff

FRIDAY NIGHTS Restaurant opened from 6pm to 9pm

Bookings appreciated.

PUB SUPER DRAW Must be registered & in the pub to claim if you are drawn out.

Drawn between 7pm & 9pm The Punt Hotel at Darlington Point is running the draw for 2 months. Last week it went to

MAYFIELD HOTEL TULLIBIGEAL Number 76

Brendon Howard and was unclaimed so this week it’s $5000

MAYFIELD FISHING CLUB RAFFLES KEYS FOR CASH $900

Meat Trays Prizes

SUNDAY ROAST LUNCH 12pm to 2.30pm

This week is Roast Chicken $12 Dessert –Sticky Date Pudding $6

Bookings on 69729173 or see the bar staff

BEST PUB IN TOWN!

Peg & Lou

FOR SALE

Toyota Camry, Automatic

4 x BRAND NEW TYRES

Rego until May 2017

In very good condition $3500

For more information

Contact 0428 115 883

Lake Cargelligo Little Athletics Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 6th September at 5pm at the Royal Mail Hotel.

Please come along to show your interest and support the club.

Any questions please contact

Joclyn on 0407562596.

CONFIRMATION

If anyone is interested in making their confirmation at the Catholic Church at Lake Cargelligo on Friday 16th September 2016 at 5pm

Please contact St Francis Xavier School Lake Cargelligo

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Fertilizer Spreading

Available

Competitive Rates

For more information

Phone 0429 977 992

CHANGE OF DATE

Tulli Hall, Rec Ground and Cemetery

Annual General Meeting. Tuesday 6

th Sept 7pm.

at the Hall

All Welcome.

Thanks Linda

.

HAMBURGER MEAL DEAL $10

CHICKEN MEAL DEAL $10

NEW MINI-BURGER $5 Till sold out!!

PIZZAS $15

Saturday and Sunday Fish and Chips $6.50

Pizzas $10

If we are not open Please ring 69729114

And will happily re-open

Thanks Alex

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MISSY MOO CUPCAKES

Range of tasty handmade Cupcake treats.

Available at the Tulli Café, delivered fresh every Monday.

Cupcake Bouquets made to order for any special occasion such as Anniversaries, Birthdays, Easter, Weddings, Christmas etc…..

Cupcake Bouquets prices start at $35

Contact Michelle Lewis on

0428 987 278

FACEBOOK PAGE COMING SOON

TULLIBIGEAL BRANCH

Tullibigeal CWA is hosting an

Awareness Week event on Tuesday

13 September in our rooms from

10.15 am.

Guest speakers include Donna Hahn, a Diabetes consultant. Donna is bringing meal serving size suggestions and hopefully a few products. We are endeavouring to get the Sky Muster bus here so people can see whether that is a better option for their Internet Service but as yet it has not been confirmed. Question time and a light luncheon will conclude the morning. In other news…. Don’t forget entries in the photo competition are due next Monday so they can be taken to Rankins Springs on the 8th. This is for both seniors and juniors. If you need a lift to Rankins Springs, then let me know. If you are intending to apply for a CWA Education Grant for your child then it needs to be completed ASAP. Ring me to arrange delivery of a form.Au Seniors and friends is next Tuesday at 2pm. Our next meeting will be on 20th September at 12 noon, as we will be catering that evening for the Year 12 farewell.

Jennifer Ireland

(Secretary)

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The following Education Grants are available to

students in the Tullibigeal Community. Please contact the secretary for a form.

Forms are due by the 14 September 2016.

□ JOPLING EDUCATION GRANT

Tenable by a child or grandchild of a member to assist with secondary school education

□ IRENE ASHTON MEMORIAL EDUCATION GRANT

Tenable by a student to assist with secondary or tertiary education.

□ MATTHEW ROBINSON EDUCATION GRANT

Tenable by a girl or girls from the CWA Western Districts area to assist with secondary school education

□ MARY & ELLA HALL EDUCATION GRANT

Tenable by a student from Western Districts to assist with

secondary or tertiary education.

□ GRIFFITH WAR MEMORIAL HOSTEL EDUCATION

GRANT Tenable by a student from the CWA Murrumbidgee-Lachlan or Darling River Group areas for secondary

school education.

CLAIMING THE DATE

Tullibigeal Centenary

Celebrations

to be held on the June Long

Weekend (10,11,12) 2017

REMINDER

WE WANT YOUR STORIES

We have received many very interesting stories,

information and photographs for our Centenary book,

so far.

If you would like to have your family’s story told and

have not filled out a questionnaire or written your own

story, please do so. We cannot cover families if we

don’t know their story.

Our aim is to cover Tullibigeal history, through your

stories, from the early 1900’s up to today.

We don’t want you to miss having your part of

Tullibigeal history to contribute, no matter how big or

how small.

If you need a questionnaire or want help with putting,

your story down you can contact Linda Fair or Janelle

Ireland.

To get all your information put together and ready for

publication in time for our celebrations in June 2017,

we will need to have your story by the end of June this

year.

Janelle Ireland on behalf of

Tullibigeal Centenary Committee

TULLIBIGEAL PROGRESS ASSOCIATION NEWS

2016 Meetings Tuesday’s

STARTING AT 7.00PM

27th Sept starting at 7.00pm 22nd Nov starting at 7.30pm

Progress Committee

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NOTICE

All bookings for the hire of the

Tullibigeal Hall

are now to be made with

Linda Fair on 6896 5345

Hall key is still to be picked up from

Leanne Imrie

Centenary

Celebration

I am trying to compile a time line for the Centenary Celebrations to be held on the June long weekend next year 2017. If anyone knows of any significant happenings in Tulli, could they please let me know asap. A few things that I have thought of are:

What year did the Railway Station close?

What year did the Telephone Exchange go automatic?

When was the house for the RSL bought to town?

Where did the house come from?

When did the NAB close the Tulli branch?

When was the new Fire Shed built?

When were the Water Tanks built?

Was this when the Lake water came to town?

What year did the BNA close? Could you either email leanneimrie@bigpond.com or ring me 69729125 or 042729320 if you know any of these things.

Thank you for your help Leanne

Opens every Friday at 3pm to 5.30pm.

After hours contact

Fay Bendall 6972 9243

Please call in as we have plenty to offer.

Gifts, cakes and biscuits, jams and pickles

and second hand books for sale.

Fay Bendall

CWA ROOM BOOKINGS Mrs Hilda Ramsay is now taking bookings for our CWA rooms. If you would like to hire the CWA rooms, then please contact her for key collection and hall hire agreements.

Hilda Ramsay 6972 9128

HOLISTIC HEALING MASSAGE

EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

AFTERNOON BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

RING ALEX ON 6972 9114

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