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ISSUE 4-2 30th October, 2009

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Our Vision Mercy Regional College serves a wide rural community which values growth and diversity in Catholic Education in

the Mercy tradition.

Our Mission In the Spirit of the Gospels we commit ourselves to the core values of community, inclusiveness, learning, care,

justice and mercy, excellence and achievement.

Our Focus for 2009 Learning: Through the Mercy tradition we encourage our community to seek knowledge,

to nurture curiosity and to love learning. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our graduating class of 2009 for the way in which they concluded their time at Mercy. Our students ensured that all members of the College were respected, demonstrated appreciation for their teachers and showed a maturity which will ensure that the class of 2009 will be remembered for all the right reasons. The Year 12 Final Assembly was very entertaining, enlightening and most importantly, done in good taste and humour. The students set a wonderful example to our younger students and have certainly set a benchmark in relation to how the last days of Year 12 should be celebrated. Congratulations to the class of 2009. The Year 12 Graduation and Mass will be held on Friday 20thNovember. Mass will commence at 6.00pm at St Patrick’s Church, Camperdown, followed by the Graduation Dinner commencing at 7.45pm at the Noorat Community Centre. Only students who are currently enrolled in Year 12 at Mercy Regional College will be in attendance. As part of the catering arrangements for this dinner the College does require

a number of parents from Year 11 to assist with the serving of meals. If you are able to assist please let Ms Lyn Davies know of your availability. The family mass will be celebrated by Fathers Eugene McKinnon and Neville Stanislaus. Year 12 students are asked be at the Church by 5.30pm so that students can be organized. It is important that we gather as a community to celebrate the Eucharist to mark the conclusion of 13 years of Catholic education. Our Year 12 students have been fine ambassadors for our College over the past six years and I feel confident in saying that they will make a great contribution to our society. On behalf of the Mercy community, I would like to thank these students for their valued contribution to our College and wish them all the very best, not only for their exams, but for the life that lies beyond Mercy Regional College.

Year 12 Students Another year has finished for Year 12 classes. In farewelling our Year 12 students last week, at our whole school assembly, I reflected on the stark reality that these young women and men are now ready to embark on the next phase of their life journey, a journey that will forever change. Gone from their lives are the incessant bells, the rush to the canteen at recess and the role as leaders of Mercy Regional College. We wish our students well as they prepare for their examinations and hope that their efforts are suitably rewarded. To our Year 12 students of 2009, remember that you are and always will be, a part of the tradition that is Mercy Regional College. Good luck!

Junior School Oratory Competition On Friday, I had the privilege of attending the Junior School Oratory competition held at the O’Keeffe Campus. During the term students from each of the English classes have been involved in public speaking and Friday marked the culmination of this work with one student representing each homeroom. The topics the students chose from were:

Are there angels among us? Technology is making us socially inept. “Always laugh when you can, it’s cheap medicine”

– Lord Byron. Professional athletes are making too much money

in a society where salaries are based on the value of one’s work.

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The students who competed in the finals were: • Molly Bourke Year 7A • Rhys Jansen van beek Year 7B • Rachael Hickey Year 7C • Emmelie Nijskens Year 8A • Eliza Whiting Year 8B • Matthew O’Brien Year 8C

Emmelie Nijskens was announced as the winner and as indicated by the judges it was a very difficult decision, as all students spoke very well. Congratulations to the above finalists and to our eventual winner Emmelie. I would also like to thank our judges, Mr Jeff Lawes, Mrs Lorraine Gleeson and Mrs Di Daffy for giving their time to adjudicate on the day and the staff of the O’Keeffe Campus for their organisation of this event. Student Achievements At the College Assembly on Thursday the following students were recognised for their achievements: Frayne Speech Festival The students who represented the College at the Frayne speech Festival last term were represented by Natalie Fleming and Lauren Carlin who participated in the public speaking section. Our debating teams consisted of Blair Arnold, Grace Heffernan, James Lenehan, Sam Carlin and Anastasia Walsh. All students participated to the highest possible standard and special mention must go to James Lenehan who was nominated as the best speaker in one of his two debates. Australian Mathematics Competition The following students were awarded distinctions (top 15% in the State) in the Australian Mathematics Competition. Congratulations to: Year 7 Joseph Arundell, Tom Cheslett, Catherine Kenna Year 8 Liam Darcy, Matthew O’Brien, Zachery O’Flynn Year 9 Year 10 Nick Clarke Connor Saunders Australian National Chemistry Quiz The following students were awarded credits and distinctions in the Australian National Chemistry Quiz. Congratulations to: Credits (Year 11) Melinda Corona, Natalie Fleming, James Lenehan Distinctions (Year 11) James Glennen, Sarah Grendon

Clare Glennen

Distinctions (Year 12) Hugh Saunders

Epilepsy Trivia Challenge The following students all participated in the final of the Epilepsy Trivia Challenge for 2009. Well done, Jennifer Rowan, Laura Justin, Joseph Arundell, Bonnie Hinkley from Year 7 and Zach O'Flynn, Andrew Kinnear, Sarah Bone, Dominic Adlam from Year 8. Rider Sportsw ear 2009 Victorian Schools Cycling Championships. Mercy Regional College was the winning team at the South West (Cobden) Zone Final held on Tuesday 15th September. Congratulations to our winning team:

Tom Cheslett

Tim Hickey Chris Jehu

Molly Bourke Jen Rowan Jahd Anderson

Xavier Gstrein

Emma Sargeant

Madi Kenna Gabby Jehu Darcy Woolley

Caitlin Smart Will Keough Tim van der Schans

Joe Kingston

Breanna Justin

Michael Krybolder

Joe Gleeson Joe Arundell

Catholic All School Athletics The following students were recognized for their achievements at the recent Catholic All Schools Athletics competition. Individual: Age State Champions Girls 17-21 Year Olds: Stephanie Jamieson 4th. Boys 16 Year Old: Jahd Anderson 2nd. Girls 15 Year Old: Caitlyn Hickey 4th. Boys 14 Year Old: Declan O’Connor and Nathan Monk equal 5th. Individual Results Caitlyn Hickey (Girls 15 Year Old)

2nd 400m, 3rd Triple Jump Stephanie Jamieson (Girls 17-21 Year Old)

3nd 800m, 3rd Triple Jump, 2nd 1500m Jahd Anderson (Boys 16 Year Old)

2nd Triple Jump, 3rd Discus Throw, 3rd 200m Nathan Monk (Boys 14 Year Old)

1st Long Jump Declan O’Connor (Boys 14 Year Old)

1st 400m, 3rd 100m Ryan O’Connor (Boys 17-21 Old) 1st Javelin M ilo Super 8 Cricket Last week one of our Milo Super 8 Cricket teams who competed in Warrambool were runners up in this competition. The students just missed out on the opportunity to play at the MCG in the finals. Well done to Tyson Osborne, Joe Muir, Lewis Taylor, Abe Robertson, Nathan Sargeant, Tom Moloney, Elliot Pyke and Callum Kinnear.

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Other Student Achievements The following students are congratulated on their achievements. Nicola Sharp for coming 3rd in the recent Australasian Bagpipe Championships as “Young Piper of the Year”. Great effort!! Montanna Howard was a member of the Camperdown Junior Hockey grand final team “Gold” which was presented with the Corangamite Sportsmen Club Team Award. Matthew Conroy for winning 3rd place in Kata and 2nd place in Kumite at the State final of the National All Styles Karate Championships. SMS Messaging As part of our review in light of this year’s emergency situations (bushfires and swine flu) the College has now acquired SMS messaging technology to enable us to contact all families via a text message to mobile phones. At the moment, there is every indication that once again we will be faced with cancellation of bus services and possibly school closures on high fire danger days. This technology will allow us to send text messages to families advising of the school’s response to an emergency situation. To ensure that all families can be contacted we will need to have a current mobile phone number. Where this information has not been provided, the office staff will make contact in the coming weeks to obtain a mobile number. Once all numbers have been recorded the College may also undertake some testing of this technology. We will advise families before such tests are conducted. School Uniform & Hats A reminder to all parents that the summer uniform is to be worn during term 4 and that part of the summer uniform is the requirement that all students must wear the approved College hat, when in the sun. The College hat is available from our uniform shop. Second Hand Uniform & Book Sale Day Once again, the PTFA will be holding a second-hand uniform and book sale prior to the end of the year. If you have any uniform items or texts books that you would like to be sold please mark your name and desired price clearly on each item and forward them to the office at either McAuley or O’Keeffe Campus. They will need to be handed in by Monday 30th November. Please note the sale will take place only at the – McAuley Campus Camperdown from 1.00pm to 3.00pm on Wednesday 2nd December. Car Raffle Monday, 31st August, marked the beginning of the 35th year of the Mercy Regional College Car Raffle. The car raffle is certainly now the most important fund raising effort of our PTFA. Raffle books and rosters for selling tickets have been distributed.

This year’s prizes are as follows: 1st Prize:

2009 LV Ford Focus LX Sedan valued at $29,990.00 Supplied courtesy of A K McKenzie Motors Colac and supported by Manifold Motors Camperdown

2nd Prize:

Harvey World Travel Voucher valued at $2,000.00 Supplied courtesy of Harvey World Travel, Camperdown

3rd Prize:

Electrical Voucher $1,000.00 Supplied courtesy of Camperdown Retravision

4th Prize:

Nutri-metics Pamper Pack valued at $250.00 Supplied courtesy of Helen Bourke, Terang

5th Prize:

Jewellery Voucher valued at $200.00 Supplied courtesy of Showcase Jewellers, Camperdown and Colac

6th Prize:

Dinner Voucher valued at $100.00 Supplied courtesy of Madden’s Bar & Bistro, Camperdown

This year, we have again selected a more fuel-efficient car to ensure that the running costs for the eventual winner, will be more economical. The College is indeed grateful to our abovementioned suppliers for their generosity of raffle prizes. Where possible, it would certainly be appreciated if our school community could support these businesses.

I would remind ALL families that only 2½ weeks remain for selling tickets before the night of the draw. This will take place at our “Arts Night” on Wednesday 18th November at approximately 8:00pm. So please try to sell as many tickets as possible between now and then. A copy of the roster for the remainder of the selling days is on pages 9 &10 of this newsletter.

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Finishing Dates for Year 7 – 11 Students I would also like to take this opportunity to remind both students and parents and that attendance, up to and including the last day of school, for the year is required by all students at all year levels. The last days for the various year levels are listed below: Year 11: Friday 26th November Year 7 - 10: Friday 4th December Term 1 dates for the start of the school year in 2010 The commencement date for students at Mercy Regional College, in 2010, will be Monday 1st February. Teachers will return to school on Wednesday, 27th January, 2010. Along the Track I have attached to this newsletter, for your interest, on page 11, a reflection titled “Silence” written by Jim Quilinan from the Diocesan Catholic Education Office in Warragul. I hope you enjoy this reading. End of Year Mass of Thanksgiving This year, our End of Year Mass of Thanksgiving will be held on Tuesday 8thDecember at St Thomas’ Church, Terang at 7.00pm followed by supper. The evening time will allow families to celebrate the Eucharist together. It is the expectation of the College that all students in Year 7 – 11 would be in attendance. Following Mass there will be the presentations of awards and prizes. Supper will follow in the St Thomas’ Community Centre. We ask that parents of our Year 8 students help the St Thomas’ community, with catering, by being prepared to bring along a plate of supper to share. Prayer

Loving God be with me now,

as I prepare for my exams. Thank you for the many talents and gifts you have

given me and for the opportunity of education. Calm my nerves and anxiety, help me to remember all that I have studied,

to express it clearly and to answer the questions the very best that I can.

Holy Spirit, sit with me in my exam -and always.

In Jesus’ name, Amen

“Don’t let crosses vex or tease – Try to meet all with

peace and ease.” Catherine McAuley (1778-1841) Foundress of the

Sisters of Mercy

Andrew Watson PRINCIPAL

Mercy Awards Middle School (Yr 9 & 10) Mercy Award

Nicola Sharp for coming 3rd in the recent Australasian Bagpipe Championships as “Young Piper of the Year”. Great effort!! Junior School (Yr 7 & 8) Mercy Award

Katie Kenna for working well in all subject areas, teachers are very happy with her application to her work. Jump Rope for Heart Report by Darren Cheeseman Last week, students in years 7 and 8 participated in the Jump Rope for Heart which raises funds for the Heart Foundation. Students were given forms late in Term 3 and asked to try to raise funds through sponsorship. In return, all students in years 7 and 8 had to complete a “Jump-Off” session where, in their double lesson of Physical Education, they had to complete a variety of skipping skills and tricks. All students participated enthusiastically and through their efforts were able to raise $915.15. These funds will assist with research and treatment of cardiovascular disease. Special congratulations go to Laura Glennen who raised the highest total. Well done to all students involved and thanks to the parents and community for their contributions. In the next newsletter there will be some actions shots of students participating in the “Jump Rope for Heart”.

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VCE Exams commence

TERM 4 Friday 31st October

Monday 2nd November School Board Holiday

Tuesday 3rd November Melbourne Cup Holiday

Tuesday 17th November Board Meeting @ 7.30pm Camperdown

Wednesday 18th November Arts Nights & Car Raffle Draw

Friday 20th November VCE Exams conclude Graduation Mass @ 6.00pm, Dinner 7.45pm

Monday 23rd November PTFA Meeting – O’Keeffe Campus @ 7.30pm

Tuesday 24th November Year 11 Exams commence

Thursday 26th November Year 11 students conclude

Monday 30th November Year 7, 2010 Orientation Day O’Keeffe Campus

[no school for current Yr 7’s] Tuesday 1st December

Year 8 Exams commence Wednesday 2nd December

Year 7, 9 & 10 Exams commence Second Hand Uniform and Book Sale Day for

2010 at McAuley Campus (1.00pm – 3.00pm). Friday 4th December

Year 7 – 10 students conclude Monday 7 th December

2010 Leadership Camp Tuesday 8th December

2010 Leadership Camp End of Year Mass & Awards Presentation,

St Thomas’ Church Terang @ 7.00pm Friday 11th December

Reports posted home, Teaching staff conclude Monday 14th December

VCE Results available Wednesday 16th December

Office closes

Front Row to Go Sound System Last week a Front-RowTto-Go-Sound field system was put into use at the O'Keeffe Campus. The cost of this sound system was kindly donated by the members of three clubs. Camperdown Lions Club, Terang Nexus Club and Terang Lions Club. The system consisits of a portable speaker and two forms of microphone, either hand-held or back-of-the-neck microphone. This system is designed to have sound spread evenly around the room and to improve the quality of the learning environment. We are very grateful for the enthusiasm of these clubs and their commitment to the local community. We are sure that this sound unit will assist students in their learning. MRC Junior Oratory Competition 2009 On Friday, October 23rd, the inaugural Junior Oratory Competition was held at the O’Keeffe Campus at Noorat. Finalists from each homeroom competed and the guest adjudicators were Mrs. Lorraine Gleeson – Terang Nexus Club, Mrs. Di Daffy – former Corangamite Councillor and Mr. Jeff Lawes – Terang Lions Club. The judges commented on the difficulty of choosing a winner as all finalists spoke to an excellent standard. Campus co-ordinator, Tony Wynd, hosted the event and students, parents and friends enjoyed the diverse topics presented by the students. Teachers were also delighted with the high standard of speeches. Finalists were: 7A Molly Bourke 7B Rhys Jansen van beek 7C Rachel Hickey 8A Emmelie Nijskens 8B Eliza Whiting 8C Matthew O’Brien Congratulations to Emmelie Nijskens, who was declared the winner after her speech “Are there angels among us?”. Emmelie was presented with the Perpetual Shield and a book donated by Warrnambool Books. Well done to all our finalists!

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Australian Maths Competition Congratulations to all students who participated in the Annual Australian Maths Competition. This year, the competition was completed by all Year 7 and 8 students and was optional to students in Years 9 – 12. Sixty-four of our students received a Certificate of Credit. Twenty of these certificates were awarded to our Year 7 students and eighteen credits were awarded to students in Year 8. Students who received certificates of Distinction were: JOSEPH ARUNDELL (Year 7) Placed in the top 4% of the State. TOM CHESLETT (Year 7) Placed in the top 4% of the State. CATHERINE KENNA (Year 7) Placed in the top 6% of the State. LIAM DARCY (Year 8) Placed in the top 5% of the State. MATTHEW O`BRIEN (Year 8) Placed in the top 5 % of the State. ZACHARY O`FLYNN (Year 8) Placed in the top 7% of the State. NICK CLARKE (Year 9) Placed in the top 3% of the State. CONNOR SAUNDERS (Year 10) Placed in the top 8% of the State. From the Director of Learning and Teaching Mrs Lisa Pope

The Institute has a limited number of places available to school leavers who would like to work with animals while studying for a Diploma of Animal Technology. From early 2010 the institute will offer up to 12 trainee animal technician positions. You will be paid as you receive on the job training. This training will lead to a Diploma of Animal Technology awarded by one of Victoria’s leading TAFE institutes. For more information and to receive an information pack please phone Terese Johns on 9855 5200 or email:

WALTER & ELIZA HALL INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH

johns@wehi.edu.au

Vantage Automotive is a major provider of government funded vocational learning and outsourced services to major vehicle manufacturers with an extensive client list across Australia. Students from all over Australia are invited to apply for the Modern Apprenticeship Programmes and if selected will be placed with a dealer for full-time employment and flown to Sydney for block training. For more information on the programmes, the process of enrolment, the list of

Manufacturers and Dealerships visit the website

VANTAGE AUTOMOTIVE

www.vantageautomotive.com under the ‘Apply Now’ area, and choose which Dealer they wish to apply to. The programmes will start in February 2010 so enrol now to secure your place! WORK EXPERIENCE FOR 2010 The Year Nine students recently received an information pack regarding work experience arrangements for 2010. The dates for work experience for all Year Tens will be the 8th – 12th of February 2010. The school encourages all students to discuss the options with their parents; taking into account how they will be able to access the place of employment during this week. The school encourages students/parents to make the initial contact with the employer to see if they partake in a work experience program. We have also indicated in the pack that some places in Warrnambool may direct the students to a local work experience coordinator at a cost of $70.00. This coordinator is Amanda Lowan who is based at Emmanuel College. Amanda’s contact number is 55620166. If your Year Nine child did not receive this information pack they should obtain a copy from the front office. TAX FILE NUMBERS All students are able to arrange for a Tax File Number to be issued through the school. If your son/daughter requires a tax file number for part time work, or potential part time /fulltime employment then an application form can be obtained at the office. This application form was also included in the current Year Nine work experience pack. Once the Tax File Form is filled in by the student it is authorised by the school and sent away for issuing from the tax office. For ease of processing can all tax file forms be returned to the College office by Friday the 6th of November.

14-18th December - La Trobe Change of Preference Hotline 1300153045 or

UPCOMING CAREER DAYS /INFORMATION SESSIONS

www.latrobe.edu.au/cop 15th December - Deakin Information Evening and tour - Geelong, and Burwood or ring Change of Preference HOTLINE 1300DEGREE or visit website www.deakin.edu.au/cop 16, 17th or 18th December - Victoria University Change of Preference General information sessions (12- 1pm or 3- 4pm) Footscray Park Campus 16th December Monash University Change of Preference Information Session (12-4pm) or ring HOTLINE 1800MONASH (1900666874) www.monash.edu.au/monash2010 17th December - The University of Melbourne 2009 Course Information Day Parkville Campus (change of preference) www.cop.unimelb.edu.au 18th December - Deakin Information Day - Warrnambool or ring for Change of Preference HOTLINE 1300DEGREE or visit website www.dekain.edu.au/cop For more information, please feel free to email the Careers teacher on info@mercy.vic.edu.au..

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Assessment Planner 2009 - Semester 2 / Term 4

YEAR 7

Week Subject Assessment Item

5 w/e 06/11

Art English Maths Science

Australian Art Written Assignment Letter Writing Area and Volume Test Classification Test

6 w/e 13/11

Graphics SOSE Science

Completed 3d model Economics Sports Project Skin Assessment

YEAR 8

Week Subject Assessment Item

5 w/e 06/11

Art 8A English Science Maths

Traditional Aboriginal Artwork Advertising Practical Report Co-Ordinate Graphs Test

6 w/e 13/11

Graphics Science SOSE

Completed model Topic Test Manufacturing Assessment Task

YEAR 9

Week Subject Assessment Item

5 w/e 6/11

Physical Education Yr 9 Sci SOSE Home Economics Math

Fitness Program Assignment Practical Assignment Research Assignment-WW1 Test Major Project: Prima Pack

YEAR 10

Week Subject Assessment Item

5 w/e 6/11

Physical Education English Food Technology

Fitness Program Assignment Creative Publishing Workbook task

6 w/e 13/11

Outdoor Education Graphics Hospitality Yr 10 Math’s Yr 10 General Math’s

Practical Assessment Camping Trip Design project by computer images notes Test – Circular Geometry Test – Circular Geometry

YEAR 11

Week Subject Assessment Item

5 w/e 06/11

Unit 2 Biology General Maths 2 Visual Comm.2

Test Trigonometry Test Outcome 3- Developing visual communication solutions

6 w/e 13/11

Health & HD 2 Studio Arts 2

Area of Study 3: Health Care SAC 3. Final Unit Art Folio

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CAR RAFFLE ROSTER SATURDAY TERANG 9.30 - 10.30 SHARON / DARREN LEE 5592 2335 31ST OCT

10.30 - 11.30 KATHY / BARRY STONEHOUSE 5592 1095

11.30 - 12.30 JO / SHAUN MOLONEY 5592 5487

CAMPERDOWN 9.00 - 10.30 MARY / DALE ALEXANDER 5593 2692

RITCHIES

ANGELA / KARL HORAN 5593 3616

SUPERMARKET 10.30 - 12.00 JENNY SIMONS 5593 2972

COLLEEN / STEPHEN O'CONNOR 5595 4250 SUNDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.00 - 10.30 ANNETTE / TIM O'SULLIVAN 5595 4366 1ST NOV CRAFT MARKET

LINDA PALIN 5593 1141

10.30 - 12.00 DIANNE CHESLETT 0409 038 906

PENNY O'NEILL / BRAD MARTIN 5593 2902

12.00 - 2.00 TRACEY / JOHN RIX 5593 1163

MONICA / BILL MAHONY 5593 2351 MONDAY TERANG TROTS 7.00 - 8.00 FRANK / WENDY O'CONNOR 5592 5286 2ND NOV 8.00 - 9.00 PETER / HELEN CRAVEN 5566 2300 TUESDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.00 - 10.00 DONELDA / PETER CONROY 5595 4301 3RD NOV MELBOURNE CUP DAY 10.00 - 11.00 DEBRA / JOHN CHESLETT 5593 1227

COMMERCIAL HOTEL 11.00 - 12.00 KATE / PAUL KENT 5593 2514

12.00 - 1.00 MICHELLE SMITH 5593 3121

1.00 - 2.00 MARDI JOHNSON 5593 1781

2.00 - 3.00 MAUREEN ADENEY 5593 3097 WEDNESDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 ANGELA / DAVID ABSALOM 5593 3489 4TH NOV SAFEWAY

JILL / MALCOLM SONNETT 5593 3649

11.30 - 1.30 TANIA / STEVE MORA 5595 1066

SHARON / TERRY ADLAM 5595 4207

1.30 - 3.30 SHARYN / SHANE ARNOLD 5593 1046

ALLISON / ALBERT VEENSTRA 5593 3466 FRIDAY TIMBOON 9.00 - 10.30 JENNY / DES GAY 5598 3030 6TH NOV

CATHERINE / TONY KRYBOLDER 5595 0140

10.30 - 12.00 KIM / MICHAEL JAMIESON 5598 3727

SHARON / JASON CONVEY 5598 8083

CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 KATRINA / BRENDAN BOYD 5594 7245

MC CANN'S

CHRISTINE / STEPHEN LUCAS 5593 2034

NEWSAGENCY 11.30 - 1.30 MAUREEN / HARRIS BANT 5593 1501

SHEREE / TERRY BEATON 5594 5335

1.30 - 3.30 REGINA / DAVID BEAL 5594 7208

DIANE / JOHN BREWER 5593 1636 SATURDAY TIMBOON 9.00 - 10.30 YVONNE / JON BURTONWOOD 5598 6510 7TH NOV 10.30 - 12.00 COLLEEN / BRUCE NELSON 0419 300 327

DERRINALLUM 9.00 - 10.00 JANETTE / ROBERT POOLE 5597 6673

JULIE / BARRY OSBORNE 5597 9126

10.00 - 11.00 ROBERT PEMBERTON 5597 6757

DELMA POBJIE / COLIN CREBBIN 5597 6726

11.00 - 12.00 ELIZABETH GUTHRIDGE 0419 312 325

ANNETTE / PETER JANES 5597 6551 SUNDAY TIMBOON 10.30 MASS CHEROLYN / TREVOR BULLEN 5598 3191 8TH NOV TUESDAY CAMPERDOWN 11.00 - 12.00 GEORGIE PLACE 5593 3560 10TH NOV SALEYARDS THURSDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 ANGELIQUE / TONY EVANS 5593 3520 12TH NOV RITCHIES LINDA / GEOFF GAUT 5593 1594

SUPERMARKET 11.30 - 1.30 DEBORAH FOSTER / JOHN GOOLD 5593 9223

(BACK DOOR)

MANDY / PETER HOWARD

1.30 - 3.30 TRACEY / CHRIS HARTY 5593 3525

JANE / PAUL KINGSTON 5593 2210

FRIDAY COBDEN 10.00 - 11.00 ALISON / ARNO VAN DER SCHANS 55952282 13TH NOV

11.00 - 12.00 LEANNE / MICK UNWIN 55951239

12.00 - 1.00 LYNETTE /LINDSAY LUDEMAN 55959230

1.00 - 2.00 CAROLYN /GARY RICHARDSON 5594 6200

TERANG 9.30 - 11.30 DENISE / BERNIE KENNA 5592 6295

LINDA / DANNY KENNA 5592 6231

11.30 - 1.30 ANNETTE / KIERAN LEE 5592 5283

KATE / RAY MOLONEY 5592 5348

1.30 - 3.30 MICHELLE / PAT BOURKE 5592 5493

GLENICE / GERARD JUSTIN 5592 1632

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CAR RAFFLE ROSTER SATURDAY COBDEN 10.00 - 11.30 CHRISTINE /KEVIN GEPPERT 5594 5369 14TH NOV

11.30 - 1.00 TRISH / EDWARD MAHONY 55951 829

COBDEN 6.00 MASS ELIZABETH / RICHARD DOWNS 5593 2180

TERANG 9.30 - 10.30 CARMEL / SIMON BOURKE 5592 5479

10.30 - 11.30 SUSAN O'BRIEN 5592 2078

11.30 - 12.30 ADRIENNE / PAUL O'SULLIVAN 5592 5402

TERANG 7.30 MASS JANE / TERRY HEFFERNAN 5592 1992

CAMPERDOWN 7.30 MASS MAUREEN ADENEY 5593 3097

MORTLAKE MASS MAUREEN / VINCE O'LOUGHLAN 5599 5331 SUNDAY TERANG 10.00 MASS LORRAINE / MICHAEL MEADE 5591 8273 15TH NOV

CAMPERDOWN 11.00 MASS ROSE / WAYNE HENRY 5593 2862

MONDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 JUDY BAKER / ANDREW CAMPBELL 0407 318 630 / 16TH NOV MC CANN'S

0429 393 804

NEWSAGENCY

KATHRYN / KEVIN BREWER 5593 1098

11.30 - 1.30 MARLENE JUSTIN 5593 3082

PAULA / MICHAEL DUYNHOVEN 5593 1649

DONNA / JOHN HICKEY 5593 3052

1.30 - 3.30 LEANNE / ROBERT FIELD 5593 2627 TUESDAY CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 SUSAN BOYD 5593 1425 17TH NOV RITCHIES

MARY / BARRY HIRTH 5596 4208

SUPERMARKET 11.30 - 1.30 ANGELA / KARL HORAN 5593 3616

WENDY CAMPBELL 5593 3158

1.30 - 3.30 MAUREEN / ANTHONY HOSE 5593 3105

MARGARET / STEPHEN HUMPHRYS 5593 1554 WEDNESDAY TERANG 9.30 - 11.30 JULIE / BRENDAN KENNA 5592 6203 18TH NOV

JOAN / CON MEADE 5592 6224

11.30 - 1.30 KATE / LEAN WATT 5591 0386

NICOLE / BRAD COLLINS 5591 0370

1.30 - 3.30 MARJO / CYRIL NIJSKENS 5591 0232

MARY / FRANK O'BRYAN 5592 5318

COBDEN 10.00 - 11.00 ANGELA /PATRICK GLEESON 5566 2294

11.00 - 12.00 KERRY /JASON BLACK 5595 2113

12.00 - 1.00 LYN / KARL PARKER 5595 2072

1.00 - 2.00 JOY NOWELL 5594 6291

2.00 - 3.00 LORRETO / MICK MILBOURNE 5594 5328

CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 KAYE / TONY MCMEEL 5593 3373

SAFEWAY

HELEN / DARYL ROSE 5594 5290

11.30 - 1.30 COLLEEN / STEPHEN O'CONNOR 5595 4250

MARIA / ALLAN HICKEY 5593 9241

1.30 - 3.30 JULIE / KEVIN BRADSHAW 5593 2218

SHARYN / DARREN SPICER 5593 8256

3.30 - 5.30 JO / MICHAEL SAUNDERS 5593 3200

ANNETTE / LAURIE HICKEY 5593 9285

CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 HELEN HICKEY / MICHAEL SMART 5593 2641

MC CANN'S

CHRISTINE / STEPHEN LUCAS 5593 2034

NEWSAGENCY 11.30 - 1.30 KAREN / PETER HARLOCK 5593 2765

JOANNE / TERRY PLACE 5594 7318

1.30 - 3.30 DONALDA / PETER CONROY 5595 4301

MEGAN / MAURICE WALSH 5593 8292

3.30 - 5.30 KATRINA / BRENDAN BOYD 5594 7245

ROSE / WAYNE HENRY 5593 2862

CAMPERDOWN 9.30 - 11.30 TRACEY / MICHAEL STEVENSON 5593 2754

RITCHIES

JENNY / GARY ALEXANDER 5593 1974

SUPERMARKET 11.30 - 1.30 MARY / DALE ALEXANDER 5593 2692

JANE / ROBERT LEADBETTER 5593 3075

1.30 - 3.30 FIONA / STEPHEN CLISSOLD

MANDY / PETER HOWARD

3.30 - 5.30 LESA / JEFF THORNTON 5594 7220

MARG / GARRY CLISSOLD 5593 2028

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