Newsletter: 21st October 2013 Digilah Street Dunedoo NSW 2844 T: 02 6375 1489 F: 02 6375 1152 E: dunedoo-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Dunedoo Central School

Champion 6 Yrs: Erica Stuart riding “Bill” Sportsmanship Award 6 Yrs: Sophie Kensit riding “Cha Cha” Champion 8 Yrs: Hallie Hogden riding “Cindy” Champion 10 Yrs: Claire Seis riding “Connor” Reserve Champion: Julia Stuart riding “Sabrina” Sportsmanship: Jack Seis riding “Eric” Champion 12 Yrs Primary: Megan Seis riding “Shannon” Reserve Champion 12 YRs Secondary: Emma Bennetts riding “Bugsy” Reserve Champion 13 Yrs: Lauren Sullivan riding “Buckshot” Fastest Flag time of the day: Megan Seis 44.27 seconds Fastest Barrel for the day: Megan Seis 19.32 seconds Champion Primary Rider (Rider Class): Megan Seis Reserve Champion Primary Rider (Rider Class): Jack Seis Rider-Overall Highest Pointscore: Megan Seis riding “Shannon”

Last Friday, 10 keen riders had a very early start and headed to the 2013 Coolah Central School Horse Sports Day. It looked like it was going be a long day ahead with 33 schools and 145 riders participating. The DCS riders were Erica Stuart; Hallie Hogden; Sophie Kensit; Jack Seis; Jack Copeland; Megan Seis; Claire Seis; Julia Stuart; Emma Bennetts and Lauren Sullivan. All the kids had a great time and all rode really well, with every

horse having a neck full of ribbons at the end of the day. Thank you to all the kids on the way they conducted themselves and to all of their beautiful horses who didn’t put a foot wrong all day!! Special thanks to Alison Kensit, Greg Sullivan, Kylie Bennetts and Tory Seis who put in a very long day, as we didn’t arrive home until nearly 8pm - I think all horses, riders and helpers were totally exhausted!! Con-gratulations to Sally Staniforth, Anne Bowman and the Coolah Central School SASS Staff on running such a great day. Re-sults were as follows:

Sophie Kensit & Erica Stuart in 6 Years Pair of Riders

Julia Stuart & Claire Seis – Pair of Riders 10 Years

Jack Copeland & “PK”

Emma Bennetts – flat out

Hallie Hogden & “Cindy”

Jack & Megan Seis

Lauren Sullivan & Buckshot

Megan Seis – Overall Highest

Volcanoes & Yr.’s 7 & 8 not only survived, but thrived on the fast paced activities during our excursion last week. A meeting with a rather boney, Diprotodon (a supersized wombat type of megafauna that used to wander our area) began our adventure and we didn’t let Kyle Lewis’s birthday go uncelebrated either, with a jolly scrumptious chocky cake and candles cooked by Yr. 8 students – thanks guys– Kyle’s grin seemed to indicate something. We headed for the beautiful collection of Volcanic Plugs that make up the amazing Warrumbungles and completed a short walk before lunch. We were later challenged by Meg from the Warrumbungles Environment Centre, with some team tasks. This included cooking an “Earth cake” that attempted to use as little “food miles” as possible so we cooked it in a Solar Oven! After our efforts we had to peddle for our afternoon tea which was a delicious Smoothie made by peddling a bike and everyone seemed to enjoy this quite a bit. Next came the most challenging part of the trip – setting up our tents …. I thought you guys said you knew how to do this !!! After much scratching of heads and help from Mr. Wells, everyone seemed to have success. Then Free Time !! Many parents will be amazed to know that their young people coped fabulously well with NO PHONES or in fact, any digital device. They spent ages talking face to face, and generally running about and getting incredibly grubby, tired and close up and personal with the wildlife – mostly grey kangaroos. After a gourmet BBQ consisting of bread, coleslaw and sausages, cooked expertly by Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Hogden, we headed off to find the tele-scopes owned and operated by Mr. Starr (his REAL name! ). We spent hours checking out the moon (no flag in site), Venus, the red supergiant Antares and many other heavenly wonders helping us grasp the unimaginable size and wonder of our universe. Before hypo-thermia took hold, we headed back to our camp for yummy supper and bed – some students actually went to sleep quite soon, others ….. no comment.

Next morning the real challenge began – to reach Belougery Split Rock – and survive to tell the tale. It was here that the intensity and devastation of the fire in January became crystal clear. Nothing seemed unscathed. Even the rocks were shed-ding an outer layer. No shade from dead trees, very few animals present – the first year we did not even see a snake – but there are many tough little Aussie plants growing back giving us hope for the future. Even though we started early, the walk was hot and tough going either up,up up or down down down . All the students rose to the challenge – with little whinging and returned to the bus very tired and, possibly, a little bit inspired by their own achievement amongst other things. On our way home we called in to Siding Springs which is the biggest and

best light telescope in Australia and one of the best in the world due to its location away from city lights. Mandy, an Astronomer, gave us a great tour and answered our questions about this huge telescope – it has a 4m lens !! and they have discovered heaps of galaxies and stars here. We finished off our trip with a look at a fantastic collection of rocks, fossils, crystals and gems from our own area at Crystal Kingdom. We want to apologise to the parents who possibly had to cope with cranky tired-out young people on Wednesday night. Perhaps the above account will help account for their mood ! Thanks to the Mums & Dads who support us in giving our students these great experiences and also to the teachers who give so generously of their time, cars and camping gear !! It could not happen without you – thanks heaps. Some student responses to their experiences: “I learnt that Proxima Centauri is over 5 million light years away and that Uranus was first called George after a mad king. The best part was when we climbed Belougery Split Rock” - Connor “I loved the Smoothie. The rock climbing was fun. When I thought it was just a hill it was like climbing Mt Everest!” - Harry “The best part of the trip was spending time with my friends” - Sarah “I learnt that Antares is 400 light years away and Venus is close.” - Anthony “ I learnt that stars are very very far away from us and have weird names like Antares Proxima centauri and Betelgeuse. The Smoothies were good” - James “ I liked walking up the mountain. It felt good when I got to the top. I also liked being the photographer and sitting in the cave” - Dylan

By Lindy Piper

Hello everyone. The P & C meeting was very well attended last Thursday despite some apologies from some of our regular members. Topics discussed included NAPLAN letters to parents, School Projects as part of the Dunedoo Development package, the Ladies Fundraiser Afternoon on the 8th of November and next year’s Deb Ball which is set to take place on the 15th March. We also received a very generous donation from the proceeds of the Ladies Day Auction conducted by the Dunedoo Senior Rug-by League Club for which we are very thankful. Year 7 and 8 thoroughly enjoyed their camp in the Warrumbungles National Park, the highlight being the “star gazing” evening with Peter Starr , the renowned Astronomer based at the Coonabarabran Observatory. Seeing Uranus, which incidentally was originally named “George” , was just one of a range of enthralling happenings that took place in our skies that night. Apart from the scientific and geographic aspects of learning associated with the Warrumbungles, students enjoyed the many “team building”, “leadership” and “challenge” activities presented to them on this camp. I have heard only great comments from the students. Well done Mrs Piper and her team for organising such a well received and challenging educational exercise. It was wonderful to hear about the excellent performance of our Horse Sports Team at the Coolah Horse Sports Day last Friday. Four Champions and three Reserve Champions is an outstanding result for any school. Congratulations to our Champions, Claire & Megan Seis, Erica Stuart and Hallie Hogden as well as Reserve Champions, Emma Bennetts, Julia Stuart and Lauren Sullivan. Megan Seis proved her exceptional allround ability by taking out the Highest Point Score on the day. All students had a very enjoyable and rewarding time according to manager, Rosie Stuart. Year 10 were impressively attired as they sat their Community Interviews on Wednesday. Skillset, once again conducted the interviews which are a training exercise designed to prepare students for the more formal aspects of a Work Place Interview. Our students always receive excellent reviews from Skillset coordinator, Kerry Moore . Once again this was very well organised by Mrs Fergusson. Staff are currently preparing Year 11 Reports which will be disseminated to students via the Principal Interviews set for next week. In these interviews we discuss the reports with students, and develop a plan for them which includes short and long term goals as well as a number of strategies aimed to assist students to achieve these goals. I will be accompanied by Year Advisor, Mrs Cluff and Careers Advisor , Mrs Fergusson. As the HSC progresses we have two teachers, once again, selected for HSC marking. They are Mrs Lane for Mathematics and Mr Smith for Primary Industries. Year 10 students electing Hospitality Operations in 2014 will be supported by TAFE through a 5 week Food and Beverage Course beginning in Week 5. The basis of the course will be “Baristaship”. At this stage there will be a follow-up, one day Barista Course conducted for non hospitality students and members of the community. This week we will be privileged to have illustrator, Craig Smith conducting two sessions with students on book illustration on Tuesday. One is for Years 3-5 and the other for Years 6-8. Craig is a celebrated Illustrator who has been commissioned by the Cudgegong Learning Community to run Workshops for students. Good Luck to Mr. Smith and the nineteen students from Years 6-11 who will be competing at the Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza in Scone this week. At this week’s staff meeting we will begin a thorough analysis of our NAPLAN performance. We use this to inform our teaching for 2014 and make suitable adjustments to our programs to support classes and individual students. We also check to see whether we are on track towards achieving the goals outlined in our School Management Plan. Enjoy your week! Peter Campbell Principal

Week 4 Monday 28th October “Ride to Recovery” visit Wednesday 30th October ASPIRE—Yr. 9 “We’re Doing Fine” Dubbo Thursday 31st October Halloween Friday 1st November Yr. 11 Outdoor Rec Camp

Week 5 Monday 4th November Whole School Merit Assembly Thursday 7th November EARLYBIRDS

Week 3 Wednesday 23rd October Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza Thursday 24th October Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza Friday 25th October Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza

Kinder, Year 1 & Year 2

The Infants Children do their Personal Development lessons on Friday mornings after Spelling. This Term, we are studying the Child Protection Unit. This Friday we will be talking about the correct names for body parts and discussing the Private Parts of the body. This may lead to some discussion at home! Please remember cut up fruit or veggies for “CRUNCH” and water for “SIP” and, a HAT for Play Time. Mrs. M. Abbott Kinder/Year 1: Welcome to Week 3. I hope you all enjoyed your weekend. Kinder will again continue to revise the Jolly Phonics Sounds and they will also look at how “ph” makes the “f” sound. Yr. 1’s spelling words contain the “al” sound as in “walk” and their Grammar focus is understanding Antonyms—’opposites’. In Maths, Kinder’s topics are Subtraction, Digital Time, Taking Away and Equal Rows. Yr. 1’s will learn about Ordinal Numbers, Halves and Quarters and Chance. The children really enjoyed learning about money last week, especially playing “Shops”. In HSIE, we are looking at how other cultures celebrate special events and on Friday of Week 4, we are having a “Halloween Day” . The children can come ‘dressed up’ for the day. More information in next week’s newsletter. Congratulations to Tesharna Smith, our student of the week and to Chloe Woodward and Jemayah Bailey who received merit certificates, Mrs. E. Yeo Year 1/2: Welcome to Week 3—I hope you all had a pleasant weekend. This week in Spelling, Yr. 1 will study the ‘al’ sound as in ‘small’ and ‘walk’. Yr. 2 will study the ‘sion’ ending as in ‘division’. In Maths, Yr. 1 will learn about Ordinal Numbers, Halves and Quarters and Chance. The children really enjoyed learning about money last week, especially playing “Shops”. Yr. 2 will study Money, 3 Times Tables, Division from Mulitiplication and the Division Symbol. Our HSIE unit on Celebrations is going along well and is a great unit of work leading to Christmas. I will be away from School on Wednesday, as I am going to Coolah Central to expand the knowledge and understanding of the National Curriculum—English will be implemented into all schools in 2014. Homework was really good last week with nearly every child returning written homework sheets and changing their readers. Well Done!! Keep Smiling and have a great week. (Please keep the Firefighters in your thoughts as they face a very tough week). Mrs. M. Abbott

Award Night is fast approaching. Would all recipients of Perpetual Trophies

from 2012 please return them to the front office ASAP.

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WEDNESDAY’S 3.00—4.00PM

IN THE LIBRARY ANNEX

Congratulations to Christie, Gabbi and Nathan for their efforts last week at the PSSA Athletics State Championships. Well done! This week we have a special visit from the illustrator Craig Smith. Craig has illustrated many books for young people over the years, and it is fantastic that he will be able to share his knowledge and experiences with our students—and maybe even inspire a career for some! Well done to Year 4/5 and Mr. Honeysett and Miss Watson for their assembly last week. We look forward this week to Mr. Kline and Year 3/4’s assembly at 12pm on Friday in the hall. Selected Year 6 students will accompany Mr. Smith to the Upper Hunter Beef Bonanza later this week. Mr. Smith has been work-ing with Year 6 since last term, and this will be a great experience for them. Next week we will be holding two ‘Healthy Ears Days’ on Tuesday 29th and Wed 30th October. These days will include class sessions presented by teachers from the Western Area Hearing Support Team, an in-service for all staff, and sessions presented at Dunedoo Preschool and St Michael’s. The aim is to raise awareness of hearing issues in children and demonstrate simple effective ways to keep our ears healthy. A reminder that applications for Year 5 students for consideration for entry to a selective high school in 2015 are required by mid-November. For more information please contact me at school, or visit www.schools.nsw.edu.au/shsplacement . As always, if you have anything to discuss, please contact me at school. Enjoy your week. Events to come: Craig Smith Illustrator Visit—Tuesday 22nd October Year 3/4 Assembly this Friday 25th October Healthy Ears Hearing Days—Tuesday and Wednesday 29th/30th October Netball NSW Skills Clinic—Friday 8th November It’s a Mad World Performance—Monday 2nd December Award Night—Tuesday 10th December Joel Wilson—Assistant Principal Primary

Year 3/4: Last week Year 3-4 began their first woodwork project. We are making floating ducks out of balsa wood and the students are having a great time demonstrating how handy they are. We will finish them this week and be able to show them at our assembly. Also in class this week, we continue our work on procedures and finish our quirky letter rules in handwriting. In Maths, Year 3 will be looking at number patterns and finding simpler ways to solve mathematical problems. Our news topic this week is ‘Local News’. Don’t forget our assembly is this Friday from 12pm. We hope to see you there. Have a great week. Mr. B. Kline

Year 4/5: Hello and welcome to Week 3 Term 4. Firstly, thank you to all the students who participated in the running of our Class Assembly. You all did a fantastic job!!! Now down to business… Our Science topic for Term 4 is “Eating out” and H.S.I.E topic for Term 4 is “Australia, you’re standing in it”. Also, I was so im-pressed with the way Year 4 picked up multiplication of 2 and 3 digit numbers last week after our short break! Great work guys! We will continue to consolidate our multiplication skills for the remainder of the year (and division of course), whilst we focus on other topics. This week we will continue to get stuck into decimals. You can help at home by letting your child help when shop-ping, or by pointing out decimals we use everyday (in cooking, distances, sport, times and of course - money!). Don’t forget that there is only 65 days until Christmas! Have a great week everyone! Mr. A. Honeysett

Year 5/6: Year 5/6 are studying a mini-unit on disasters in English at the moment, with the aim of learning more about writing factual recounts. This week students will research a disaster in class and prepare a factual recount. I will be away at a Focus-On-Reading in-service this Tuesday, and National Curriculum Planning Day with Mrs. Abbott on Wednesday. Students will continue with normal class routines whilst I am away. This Thursday Year 6 begin their Personal Development lessons on puberty. During this time Year 5 will be completing set work whilst super-vised by Mr. Honeysett and Mr. Kline. Mr. J. Wilson

INFANTS/PRIMARY ACE Congratulations to the following Infants/Primary students on reaching:

Level 1: Year 1 / 2: Alexander Patyuk

Level 3:

Year 1 / 2: Tamara Green, Emily Holland, Tameka Martin, Ella Rigby

Level 4: Year 1 /2: Hallie Hogden, Alice Fergusson, Charlie Kensit, Sophie Kensit

Year 3 / 4: Jock Stuart, Roy Watton Year 5 / 6: Nicole Cooke, Nathan O’Malley

FOR SALE Spring is in the air and the Hens are laying….

$2.50 per dozen Available at the front office

Class Class

K Tesharna Smith Working hard in all are-as and Improvement in Reading.

K 1

Chloe Woodward Jemayah Bailey

Great Maths work. Great effort in all areas of her work.

1 Ella Rigby Great work in Maths. 1

Jack Rawling Great Story Writing.

2 Karly Green Trying hard in all Reading activities.

2 Dally Caldwell Improvement in Homework.

3/4 Jock Stuart Trying hard in all areas. 3

4

Ella Hickson Ben Gallagher

Great work in Maths. Improved effort in his Writing.

5 5 5

Annie Christensen Cheyenne Smith Gemma Stuart

Showing true leadership ability in difficult situations. Showing initiative in most tasks. Outstanding artwork this week.

5/6 Lily Gibson A more settled effort and positive attitude.

5 6

Harry Taylor Nicole Cooke

Improving efforts in Literacy Groups. Excellent effort in Spelling acitivities.

Citizen: Zac Green—Being responsible and showing an improved Work Ethic.

STUDENT OF THE WEEK MERIT AWARDS

WANTED If you have any empty Egg Cartons, please drop

them into the office.

Hello for Week 3 Sports Uniforms that were ordered last term arrived late last week and are ready for collection. Please remember to get any uniform orders in by Friday 25th October. The Slush Puppie machine should be up and running after tomorrow. Please use the Summer Menu (copy attached) until Term 2 of next year. There are a few changes that seem to be more popular over the summer months. For the moment, Sports Uniforms are the same price, however, I have been advised by the Company that there will be a price rise in the near future. I hope everyone likes the changes to the Summer Menu—please remem-ber I am open to suggestions. Thank you Jenny Farley

CANTEEN ROSTER TERM 3

21/10

22/10

23/10

24/10 Donna

25/10 Annette

CANTEEN NEWS

21st October  Charlie Yeo  Year 6 

25th October  Zac Green  Year 5 

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IMPORTANT NOTE Students in Year’s 7 to 10 should be preparing for Exams in Weeks 5 & 6

Dunedoo Central School  Canteen Price List

SUMMER MENU, TERM 4

All Sandwiches, Rolls & Wraps J $ Hot Food $ School Uniform $

NO BUTTER OR MAYO UNLESS RE‐ Pies (low fat) 3.60 Blue Polo Shirts 19.50

Vegemite 2.00 Sausage roll (low fat) 2.70 White Polo Shirts 19.50

Cheese 2.00 Party Pie (low fat) 1.20 Grey Shorts Boys 17.00

Egg 2.50 Hot Dog 2.50 Navy Shorts Mens 22.00

Tomato 2.20 Chicken chipees (ea) .50 Grey Long Pants Boys 21.50

Ham 3.00 Chicken nuggets (ea) .50 Navy Long Pants Mens 28.00

Salad 3.50 Lasagne Trays 3.20 Polar Fleece (child) 24.50

Ham, cheese & tomato 3.50 Macaroni Cheese Trays 3.20 Polar Fleece (adult) 28.50

Fresh chicken & salad 4.50 Chicken & Corn roll 2.00 Sports Polo Shirt 29.00

Fresh chicken 3.50 Pizza 2.50 Sports shorts 29.50

Ham & salad 4.50 Pizza rounder 2.50 Sports Track Pants 39.50

Chicken & mayo roll 4.00 Noodle cup 2.50 DCS Bucket Hat 20.00

All extra fillings .40 Chicken Burger J 5.50 Secondary Check  

Wholemeal Bread used!   Hamburger 5.50 Material (per metre) 14.00

Salad Wraps (chicken/ham):                5.00 Egg & Bacon Roll 4.00 Primary Check  

Sub Roll:   Tomato Sauce Sachet .30 Material (per metre) 9.00

Salad, hot chicken, chilli sauce, mayo

4.50 Freshly Made Salads $ Navy Shorts Girls 28.00

    Caesar Salad J

Caesar Salad with ChickenJ

3.90

4.90

Navy Pants Girls 32.00

    Garden Salad Tubs J 3.50

3.50

Skirt & dress pattern available

Drinks $ Snacks / Other $ Stationery available  ‐ varied

Bottled water J 1.50 Low fat chips / JJ Crackers 1.10  

Tropical/Orange/Apple Juice L 2.40 Popcorn .60  

Juice Fruit Box  popper 1.70 Freshly made Jelly Cups 1.00

Uniform can only be purchased  between

9am – 10am &

1pm – 2pm

Breakfast Juice 3.30 Plain custard tub J 2.00

Flavoured milk bottle(300ml) 2.20 Frozen $

Big M Flavoured Milk (200ml) 1.50 Icy bites .60

Milkshake – full 3.00 Paddle pops 1.50

Milkshake – half 2.00 Frozen yoghurt 2.00

LOL cans 2.50 Slush puppie (cup) 2.50

    Jelly cup (Frozen) 1.00

    Wobbli .50

ALL LUNCH ORDERS TO BE GIVEN TO CANTEEN BY END OF RECESS PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR OWN LUNCH ORDER BAG

HELP!!! HELP!!! HELP!!! Our School Canteen needs YOUR help!! We need volunteers to assist in the canteen, for our re-

cess and lunch times. If you can spare one, or two days a term - please contact Jenny at our School Canteen.

Your help is appreciated by our students staff and our canteen coordinator!

Wednesday 16th October, Carly Cowell, Rhiannon Barnes, Justin Robertson and I ventured to Dubbo Western Plains Zoo for “Meet a Keeper”. The day began slowly with everyone, eventually, ready to go (Barnsey!!!) When we finally got to the Zoo, we went to the educational room, where we sat and watch a powerpoint presentation regarding the different career paths available in the Zoo Industry. As part of this, we had the opportunity to see the breeding enclosures of the Tasmanian Devils and see what is being done to reduce T.D. (Tumour Disease) within the species. We were fortunate enough to handle a baby Crocodile, a Green Frog, a Carpet Python, a Shingle-backed Lizard, a Blue Tongue and, “Norman” the Koala!! After lunch, we toured the Zoo, stopping by the Tigers where we were treated to a back-stage visit with the Keeper, showing us how to correctly manoeuvre Tigers around the facility, minimising risk to Keepers and Tourists. The Meerkats provided lots of entertainment with Justin and wanting to bring a few home. The Siamangs were the loudest of all the animals, being audible from one side of the Zoo to the other. On behalf of the students, I would like to thank Mrs. Fergusson and the Staff at Western Plains Zoo for this truly amazing experience. Bradley Squire

WHAT’S DUE THIS WEEK? Week 3

Yr. 7 Mathematics Tuesday—Homework

Yr. 8 Science Maths

Friday—Practical Paper Friday—Homework

Yr. 9 Mathematics Tuesday—Equations Sheet Due

Yr. 9 / 10 Agriculture Mathematics

Wednesday—In-class talk Thursday—Homework due

Yr. 11 Mathematics Chemistry

Thursday—Homework due Monday—Homework due

WEEK 4 Mr. Hall’s Literacy Group Thursday 31st October—”My Place”

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Where: DCS Library

When: Tuesday, 22nd October

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Items starting from $1

Stationary, books,

posters and more!

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Win the Bugs!!!

Dunedoo Junior Rugby League

& Netball AGM

TONIGHT Monday 21st October 7.30pm

Come along and support your local club!

SWIMMING CLUB Meeting

TONIGHT 21st October 2013 At 6.00pm

Dunedoo Sports Club

Emails regarding registrations for the 2013/2014 Season should be received soon. If you are registering for the first time, please contact Mel Bampton on 0429-040 679. More information regarding training, time-trials and upcoming carnivals will be advised after our meeting.

All welcome to attend

I will be running swimming lessons from Monday 18th November 2013 through till 20th December 2013 (5 weeks). Lessons will be Monday to Thursday. All ages are welcome from beginners to stroke correction. The lessons will take place at “Digilah Station”, Dunedoo. (Approx 20kms from Dunedoo).

For more details and to make a booking, please call 63751373. Courtney Callow

Beginner’s Ukulele Workshops for Adults and Children

Friday 15 November 2013 ‐ Dunedoo Bowling Club 

Children  4.30 – 5.30 pm ($7) Min. age eight years. 

Adults  6.30pm ‐ 8.30pm.  Adults  $15 

 

Mike and Nikki Legge Ukuke teachers from Central Coast 

Enquiries Ph:(02) 4997 8145 Email: mnlegge151@gmail.com 

Bookings essential if you need to borrow a Ukulele  

Ph: Dunedoo (02) 6375 1297 or 0488 524 445.  Editorial  

Beginner’s Ukulele Workshops for Adults and Children in Dunedoo. 

Have you always wanted to learn a musical instrument but thought you couldn’t?  Mick and Nikki Legge, Ukulele teachers 

from the Central Coast, are on their way to Kangaroo Island where they have been commissioned to teach and, not to let a 

chance go by, they have requested a stopover in Dunedoo to provide a fun opportunity for Dunedoo, Coolah and Mendooran 

residents to learn, play, sing and have fun.     

Mick and Nikki belong to the Myall Lakes Ukestra at Tea Gardens and play at music festivals in several eastern states and two 

local bands. Mick is the maker of quality musical instruments on their Markwell farm.  

No experience necessary.  Easy to learn and play.  

Bring your own Ukulele or make a booking to ensure you can borrow one for the night.  They even have one for left handers. 

Be quick! 

This is a great opportunity, let’s make the most of it! 

Sue Stoddart 

Junior Touch Football—begins Wednesday 23rd October at

5.00pm ALL PLAYERS TO REGISTER

ONLINE

(If you do not have internet access—ask a friend to help)

Follow the online instructions and regis-ter with team code according

to your SURNAME A—D 21039786 E—H 18771021 I—R 21037806 S –Z 21037689

(Contact Rachael either via rachscif@yahoo.com 

or on 0427454188 if more help is required) 

Dunedoo Touch Football 

ONLINE INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATIONS 1.  Go to www.dunedoo.mytouchfooty.com 

2.      On right hand side click on  Individual Nomina on Form‐Season 2, 2013 

          Select ‐  I’d like to request my username and password (it will be emailed to you) 

or  

  I’m registering for the first  me (If you have never registered online)  

3.      Type in team code (YOUR TEAM CONTACT WILL HAVE THIS) and Con nue 

4. Enter Your Ini al Informa on Details and Con nue

5.  Enter/Check informa on 

6.  Select membership type 

7.  Read and  ck ‘I have read and agree to Terms and Condi ons’ 

8.  Confirm 

9.     You can choose to PAY NOW (with credit card‐ this is the preferred method) or PAY LATER to 

DUNEDOO TOUCH FOOTBALL directly.  Note: payment must be received prior to playing. 

Referees   Referees 

6pm   Touch‐Up VS Touchables  DRH  Rockets 

6pm  Rockets Vs Bezzie’s  Pumped up Kicks  Bezzies 

WEDNESDAY 23RD OCTOBER  ROUND 2 

Sullivan’s Vs Parasites 

DRH Vs Pumped up Kicks 

Dunedoo Preschool

Thursday 24th October at 3.30pm

Spoil yourself with the beautiful jewellery and fashion items from

Margo Reese & Sue Baseggio Refreshments will be served