Local Election- Saturday 10 September 2016

PARENT HELPERS

Please arrive 5 minutes before your shift and never leave the cash drawer unattended.

SET UP Willis Family (George & Betsy)

8.00am Kearney Family (Lincoln) Allport Family (Reece & Tegan)

Young Family (Talon) Wilson Family (John)

9.00am Webster Family (Ben) Churchill Family (Joshua) Watson Family (Sophie) Tate Family (Jet)

10.00am Dunn Family (Ada) VACANT Dooley Family (Samuel) Bill Family (Vincent)

11.00am Osborne Family (Darcie) Cunningham Family (Keeley)

Selmes Family (Charlotte) Simpson Family (Emily)

NOON Long Family (Tynen) Murray Family (Phoebe) VACANT Dawson Family (Addie)

1.00pm Wray Family (Maddy) Knight Family (Jay) Carr Family (Dustin) Woods Family (Victa & Sonny)

2.00pm Wong Family (Olivia) Stephenson Family (Poppy)

Haynes Family (Jack) Haynes Family (Tyla)

3.00pm Smith Family (Tyler) Pick Family (Crystal & David)

Colley Family (Charlie) Tetley Family (Cooper)

PACK UP Dark Family (Evelyn) Speer Family (Billy & Jack)

This year the P&C will be holding a wood raffle to raise funds for our school.

The P&C are asking for assistance from infants families. If anyone has any queries, please contact the school on 48321213.

Gary Herd kindly donated wood, it needs to be loaded on a trailer at the school and delivered. If anybody can do this at 3pm it would be greatly

appreciated.

Thank you also to the families of Lanie Allsop & Phoebe Selmes for donating wood for this raffle

43 Denison Street, Crookwell Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

Email: crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.crookwell-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Working Together, Growing Together

For The Calendar... Next Week

Mon. 05 Sept ‘Flying Start’ (Kindy Room 9.30 – 11am)

Mon. 05 Sept Year 6 Taster lessons at CHS

Mon. 05 Sept Boys Touch KO at Todkill @ 1pm

Thu. 08 Sept Mini-Olympics

Fri. 09 Sept Yr 5 & 6 Assembly Items - 12.15pm

Coming Up Mon. 12 Sept ‘Flying Start’ (Library 9.30 – 11am)

Mon. 12 Sept Year 6 Sport & Rec Camp until Fri 16 Sept.

Tue. 13 Sept Pizza Day – Year 5 Fundraiser

Wed. 14 Sept SPACExpo – Years 3, 4 & 5

Thu. 15 Sept Pie Orders ready for collection after 11am

Fri. 16 Sept Year 7 CWA Grant Applications due

Fri. 16 Sept Yr 3 & 4 Assembly Items - 12.15pm

Mon. 19 Sept ‘Flying Start’ (Library 9.30 – 11am)

Tue. 20 Sept K/1/2 Responsible Pet Ownership Program

Wed. 21 Sept Hockey Gala Day

Thu. 13 Oct Milo Cricket Day @ Todkill Park

Fri 04 Nov Flower Show

Fri. 02 Dec Presentation Evening @7pm Crookwell HS

Mother Nature nurtures, teaches and supports our kids to grow up happy, healthy and strong. Maggie Dent

Spotted This Week Were…

• Hanna Hunt for thoughtful behaviour in the Technology Centre. • Noor Nasser and Ellie Whittington for correctly following the school’s lost

property procedures. • Sophie Ward for honesty. • Rhiannon Foster for great story writing. • Annie Knight for mature and responsible behaviour. • Keeley Cunningham and Darcie Osborne for citizenship. • Regan Selmes and Claire Collins for helping ensure the playground environment

remains litter free. • Betsy Willis, Noor Nasser and Sophie Watson for being helpful and responsible

class members. • Ada Dunn, Jonah Allwright and Lincoln Kearney for their helpfulness. • Bastian Huang for his maturity at Flying Start. • Briah Cluney for amazing dragon modelling at Flying Start. • Bailey Sewalt for a great improvement in writing. • Courtney-Rose Langford for assisting teachers. • Charlie McGregor for wonderful letter writing. • Isabel Snape and Jade Smith for helping prepare for campfire cooking. • Billy Speer and Josh Churchill for excellent teamwork when creating their

research project. • Bryce Foley for his excellent ‘smooth’ reading in the Engine Room. • Lazarus Topalidis for 100% effort in class activities this week. • Isabella Cole and Sienna Gray for correctly caring for school property. • Boyd Heidrich, Connor Shipton, Ari Stephenson, Kaea Tumai and Jackson

Kelleher for working cooperatively to complete a task for a school visitor. • Ben Lang for his excellent techniques at Rock and Water. • Tyla Haynes for her improvement in strength at Rock and Water. • Emily Simpson for relating Rock and Water techniques to real-life situations. • Arian Okkonen for tidying up after Bush Skills during the Middle School

Program. • Logan Knight and Tilly Rose for tidying the Year 5 bookcase. • Isabella Cole, Annie Knight and Abby Merryfull for working proactively to keep

the playground clean and tidy. • Adrian Willis for honesty.

News & Views Crookwell Public School

2nd September, 2016 Term 3 Week 7

43 Denison Street, Crookwell Ph: 48321213 Fax: 48321353

Email: crookwell-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au www.crookwell-p.school.nsw.edu.au

Working Together, Growing Together

SPACExpo Years 3, 4 and 5 The annual Sports and Culture Expo (SPACExpo) is being held on Wednesday 14th September at Carr Confoy Sports Fields, Goulburn. This event is for Years 3, 4 and 5 students. The students will experience various sports and activities such as wheelchair basketball, touch footy, AFL, lawn bowls, rock climbing, dancing, physics and many more.

The students need to wear their sport uniform, school hat and sunscreen. Students will have a sausage sizzle lunch provided for them but will need to bring their own food for recess and a water bottle. Students with any special dietary requirements will need to provide their own lunch.

Students will be travelling to and from the event by bus at the cost of $10 per child. If you would like your child/ren to participate in this event please fill in the permission note and return it to school with the bus fare by Monday 5th September.

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SPACExpo Yrs 3, 4 & 5

I consent to _____________________________________

participating in the SPACExpo on Wednesday 14th

September, 2016 at Carr Confoy Sports Fields, Goulburn.

Students will be travelling to and from the venue by bus at

the cost of $10 which is enclosed.

Signed:________________________ Date: ______ Emergency Phone contact: _______________________

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We need your help! To host such a function we require clean empty tins or jars (without the wrappers) so we can display the hundreds of posies that will be created. Donations will be happily accepted at the school office. Please remember we need them washed and any coverings removed. Thank you!! Crookwell Public School’s Mini Olympics On Thursday 8th September, Week 8, all students will be participating in a mini Olympics at school. There will be nine sporting activities set up around the school with staff members supervising.

Students will work in their Peer Support teams and ‘represent’ a country. Each team will participate in every activity and earn points throughout the day. Teams who win Gold, Silver or Bronze will be announced the following day.

Students are asked to wear full sports uniform for the day and are encouraged to buy a sausage sizzle and a fruit drink to raise money for the School Forum. Sausage sandwiches -$2 each Fruit drinks- $1 each

Year 5 Pizza Fundraiser Year 5 will be holding a Pizza Day on Tuesday 13th September to raise money for their Term 4 excursion. A Year 5 family has generously offered to cook delicious wood fired pizzas for us to enjoy. Pizza will be sold for $2.00 per slice, and must be pre-ordered, there will be no ‘spare’ pizzas made on the day. Please return the form below indicating what pizza your child would like to order.

Form and money must be returned to school by Friday 9th September.

Thank you, Year 5 Fundraising Committee

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Child’s name: ________________________Class: _______

Please indicate which type of pizza, and how many slices:

Cheese: ___________________

Ham and pineapple: _______________

BBQ Meat lovers: ____________

Supreme: ____________________

These are the only pizzas that will be available, no variations. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Pizza Day order for Tuesday 13th September

Child’s name: ________________________Class: _______

Please indicate which type of pizza, and how many slices:

Cheese: ___________________

Ham and pineapple: _______________

BBQ Meat lovers: ____________

Supreme: ____________________

These are the only pizzas that will be available, no variations. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Pizza Day order for Tuesday 13th September

Child’s name: ________________________Class: _______

Please indicate which type of pizza, and how many slices:

Cheese: ___________________

Ham and pineapple: _______________

BBQ Meat lovers: ____________

Supreme: ____________________

These are the only pizzas that will be available, no variations.

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Modelling Dragons at Flying Start Students designed and created dragons made from coloured modelling clay this week. This activity followed a reading of the story ‘Hunting for Dragons’. Students displayed their imagination, creativity and fine motor skills whilst manipulating the clay with their fingers to produce round balls for the head and body and long parts for the tail. At the end of the morning each child was excited to take home their creations to share with their family.

Miss O’Neill

Brayden Perring was pretty excited to have found two

helicopters.

Lotoya Galway thinks the green kinetic sand is “Groovy”.

The story ‘Hunting for dragons’ and Miss O’Neill’s clay dragon.

Tully Price-Jones and Ava Wilcox-Symons concentrate on creating their dragons.

Jaxx Dixon is pleased with his dragon.

Lennon Osborne and Bastian Huang swing on the wobbly bridge.

Brayden Perring is excited to meet the younger siblings of Flying Start students.

Middle School Program Our Middle School Program has concluded for 2016 and the six sessions have been wonderful. The program has provided meaningful opportunities for a great deal of teaching and learning new skills to occur. The range of activities this year was fantastic and catered for the interests of all students. The students had an amazing time as did the tutors. The Middle School program would not have been successful without the assistance of our wonderful tutors: Mr Tate, Mr Long, Mr Lee, Mr Brennan and Mr McDonald, we truly appreciate them giving up their time to share their skills and knowledge and thank you to our great staff for doing the same. We are lucky to live in this community where we have wonderful role models for our students, they say it takes a village to raise a child and this program definitely sits well with that philosophy.

Jayda Hemara, Breanna Roberts and Clare Collins are busy

creating wonderful artworks during Middle School.

Jasmine Palmer was very pleased with her efforts

in paper craft with Miss Heffernan.

Joshua Ross worked very hard to create a wonderful

environment for his figurines in the activity Fairy and Troll gardens with Mrs Willis.

Sam McGregor, Joe Anderson, Travis Rowles and Sean

Ward increased their confidence in riding and maintaining their bikes.

Mrs Atfield enjoys a cup of billy tea while sharing stories with

the boys around the camp fire.

Author and screen writer, Christopher Lee, analyses an

animation with Jessie McCann.

More Middle School Program Photographs ….

Kasey Rowles enjoyed the hands on experience in repairs and maintenance she received in mechanics with Mr Tate.

Rhys Sewalt created a tower taller than himself in Mad

Science using only paper and masking tape.

Younies Nasser and Nick Topalidis work as a team to erect

the tent in Bush Skills with Mr Long.

Isabella Cole with the Fairy Troll Garden she created.

Mr Tate worked with his enthusiastic team of mechanics

during the Middle School Program.

Connor Osborne and Luke Palmer get some fire lighting tips

from Jackson Kelleher.

Rock & Water Students in the infants are continuing to improve their strength and self-defence techniques during Rock and Water sessions with Miss Logan.

This week our focus was to give ‘flaming eyes’ to our partner to practise warding off. This allowed us to keep the rest of our body strong and focus on our opponents hand and body movements. After perfecting ‘flaming eyes’ we were able to block moves from our opponent at any angle, keeping our eyes focused, and our body continually facing theirs. Fantastic work infants students, each week I am impressed by your growing strength and self-belief!

Louise Robertson and Jay Knight prepare with ‘flaming

eyes’.

Sophie Ward cannot be moved with her

flaming eyes and strong stance.

Michael Foster is able to block as Charlie Butler moves towards him.

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CWA Year 7 Educational Grant (Reminder) The Southern Tablelands Group of the Country Women’s Association of NSW will be awarding Educational Grants for children entering secondary school in 2017. To be eligible for the grant Year 6 students must:- • Live in the Southern Tablelands Group Area • Demonstrate commitment to their school life and

community • Be completing Year 6 in 2016

Application forms for this Educational Grant can be obtained from the school administration office or by phoning 48321213 and requesting that an application form is posted home.

Completed applications need to be returned to Mr Atfield by 16th September, 2016 to ensure they can be posted with time to reach the judging panel by 30th September, 2016.

Late applications cannot be accepted Kindy Rejoice in Fathers’ Day Kindergarten has had the special pleasure of Mrs Bell’s company this week to design a gift for Dad on Fathers’ Day. Our gifts took a lot of twisting, sewing and robust hammering in their creative process.

We hope you enjoy your gift and we wish all of the super Dads and Grandpas a very Happy Fathers’ Day this Sunday!

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Enrolling Now For 2017 If you know of families who will have children starting school at Crookwell Public in 2017 please encourage them to return their Application For Enrolment Form promptly. This will allow staffing arrangements for next year to be firmly in place by the commencement of the new academic year.

Families new to the school community are invited to contact the school on 48321213 to arrange an interview with Mr Atfield, meet the staff, tour the school and receive a Crookwell Public School Information package.

Next Friday Years 5 & 6 Perform! I hope you are free on Friday 9th September, 2016 at 12.20pm to come along to the school assembly hall and be entertained by the students in our senior classes.

They have been practising hard and are very excited about the chance to showcase their talents. I hope you are able to accept the invitation to attend. You will be made very welcome and I know the students would appreciate your support. News & Views Notices If you would like to have an article or community announcement in the News & Views we need to receive it by noon Thursday to be included in the News & Views the same week. Inclusions need to be emailed to crookwell p.school@det.nsw.edu.au as an attachment. Happy Fathers’ Day! I would like to wish all the dads, grandfathers and men who make a positive difference to our children’s lives a very happy Fathers’ Day on Sunday. I hope you all have a wonderful day with your families and receive a special gift or two.

Yours in Public Education,

Greg Atfield

Principal

Michael Whittington Assistant Principal

Jade Logan Relieving Assistant Principal

P&C News

Monster wood raffle number 2 The P&C will be holding another massive wood raffle during the upcoming local elections which will be held on Saturday 10th September. We have drawn up a roster to man the stall and this time we will be asking our infants families to donate one hour out of their day. Please check the roster for your allocated time and if you will not be available please organise a swap and advise the school office of the changes. We will also be sending home some raffle tickets to sell and these tickets and money will be due back to the school office by Friday 9th September. Fundraising Catalogue Drive Over the next two weeks, fundraising catalogues will be attached to your News & Views. There are 3 different companies we are participating with.

There are some fantastic products on offer and in past years we have had families tell us some products have sold out quite quickly and they have missed out. So for this reason we are suggesting two order dates.

The first order to be placed will be Friday 23 September (orders to be received at the school office by Wednesday 21 September)

The second order to be placed will be Friday 4 November (orders to be received at the school office by Wednesday 2 November)

All items will be received before the end of Term 4. Please ensure your name and current contact number is on the order forms so we can advise when orders are ready to collect.

Canteen Volunteers If you are able to volunteer one day per term please contact the school office.

I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable weekend.

Regards, Sharon King, CPS P&C President ‘Snack Shack’ Roster 2016 Mon. 05 Sept.

Colleen Picker & Jacqui O’Brien

Wed. 07 Sept.

Heidi Ehman & Alex Rose

Fri. 09 Sept.

Julie Simpson & Need Volunteer

Mon. 12 Sept.

Monique Cameron & Yvonne Smith

Wed. 14 Sept.

Angela Rowles & Kathy Robertson

Fri. 16 Sept.

Need Volunteer & Need Volunteer

GOULBURN MULWAREE

ATHLETICS INC

FAMILY, FUN AND FITNESS

The Athletics 2016/17 Season is upon us!

Online Registration opened 5th August, 2016

Online Registration Only! Just head to the Goulburn Mulwaree Little Athletics website www.gmlac.org.au and follow

the links.

Bring your receipt along to one of the Pack Collection Days;

Community Announcements ………………… The inclusion of any announcement does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof by Crookwell Public School

15 Dewhirst St. Goulburn.

PH: 48212553 Email: neatename@bigpond.com Facebook: TheNeate Swimschool

We are now taking booking for term 4 and have limited spots for morning and after school lessons. The term dates are Monday, 10th October to Friday, 9th December.

We also have limited spots for our NeateAbility Club. (Swimming club for children with disabilities). If your child has a disability don’t let them miss out on a skill for life.

There will be an intensive learn to swim program from Monday, 26th September to Friday, 30th September ( this is the first week of school holidays) The program will be run for both school aged and pre school children aged between 3-5yrs. School aged children $50 for the week (4 group). Pre school children $75 for the week (2 group).

We are also participating in National Learn To Swim Week, Which gives one free lesson for pre school children aged between 3 to 5 yrs and not already enrolled at The Neate Swim School. These lessons will be run at the same time as our holiday program.

For more information or to book in now please call us on 48212553.

Crookwell District Junior Cricket Association Registration day is Saturday 3rd September 2016 in the main street at the amenities block from 9.00am to 12.00pm. You can also register online @ play cricket, & follow the prompts to register. Registration fees are $70.00 per child. The first round of cricket begins on Saturday 15th October, 2016.

Secretary Gary Herd Mobile No 0407525001 Treasurer Steve Ward Mobile No 0428280877 GOULBURN REGIONAL CONSERVATORIUM – MUSIC LESSONS The GRC is now taking enrolments for guitar, ukulele and bass guitar lessons at Crookwell PS. We know afternoons can be very busy and it’s often inconvenient to travel to Goulburn, so our qualified tutors will come to you! We have a range of lesson types available, such as shared and individual, ranging in price from $20.50 - $38.50 per lesson.

Enrol online at www.thegrc.com.au or come and visit us at 160 Bourke St, Goulburn.

Goulburn Regional Conservatorium 160 Bourke Street, Goulburn 2580 P.O. Box 970, Goulburn 2580. (02) 4821 8833 www.thegrc.com.au

2 pairs kids glasses from $99* Including free SuperTough lens

upgrade^

210 Auburn Street Goulburn (opp. Belmore Park)

4821 4655

Price complete with standard single vision lenses with scratch resistant coating. Second pair must be from the same prices range of frames and lens range or below. Must be same prescription. Extra options not included. Prices for other lens types may differ. ^Free SuperTough lens upgrade only available with standard single vision glasses for kids under 16.

‘Sculpture in the Village’

www.willowtreesculpturegarden.com

WILLOWTREESCULPTURE GARDEN

Inaugural Annual Exhibition:

● 2 ½ acres of Sculptures in the heart of Laggan Village● Local and Regional Artists● Live music at the opening event

Opening Event:4th November 2016 5.30 - 8.30pm - $15.00(includes catalogue, complimentary local wine/nibbles)

Open

Fri | Sat |SunNovember 2016

10am - 4pmEntry $5.00

PRESENTS

Sculptor - Alan Somerville

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SCHOOL CALL FOR WORKS ENTRY FORM 2016

SCULPTURE EXHIBITION 4TH NOVEMBER - 6TH NOVEMBER 2016

Students work will feature as part of the Crookwell Garden Festival.

Please include with your application

1. Hard copy photographs/email that clearly show your proposed entry, labeled with your name, title of work, material and dimensions of the work. Note that photographs must show good contrast, have an uncluttered background, and be of a quality fit for reproduction in print.

2. No Entree Fees required 3. Stamped and self addressed envelope for notification of acceptance. 4. In addition, we would appreciate it if you could email your images to

info@Willowtreesculpturegarden.com. Please limit size of JPEGs to 1MB and name each image with your name and title of work.

5. Works must be secured and not be able to cause damage to any person. 6. You must supply your own plinths. They must be in good condition. 7. All sculptures must be for sale. 8. Photographs and entry form to be sent by 20th September 2016. Delivery and

pick up of art work by arrangement with Willowtree Sculpture Garden. Judging of art works for awards requires work to be delivered no later than the 29th of October.

9. All entries will be open for viewing to exhibitors, friends and family every Fri/ Sat/Sun of November 2016 from 10am – 4pm. Entry $5.

and sign the following

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SCHOOL CALL FOR WORKS ENTRY FORM 2016

SCULPTURE EXHIBITION 4TH NOVEMBER - 6TH NOVEMBER 2016

1. I have read the conditions of entry above and agree to be bound by them. 2. I appoint the Willowtree Sculpture Garden as my agent to offer the work(s) for

sale on my behalf. 3. I accept full responsibility for any damage to, loss or theft of my exhibited

work(s). 4. I certify that the art work is my original work and does not breach any other

artist’s copyright. 5. I certify that my works will be of sound and robust construction and will pose

no danger to the public. 6. I give permission for photos of my work to be used in promotion for the

exhibition and the Willowtree Sculpture Gardens.

Signature………………………………………………………………..............................

Date……………………................................................................................

Please post your application form, email photos & include a self addressed envelope to 'Willowtree Sculpture Garden 2 Redground Heights Road Laggan 2583.

Any Questions please phone Rachael Mayne or Anna Pye on Phone 02 48373046 or Mobile 0469369481

Student Name, Year & School

Title of Work Dimension H (cm)

Dimension W (cm)

Materials Price

What’s On Next Week in the Crookwell OSHC – it’s a pet life

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Pet Rock

Get creative and make our own pet rock - don't forget every pet has a name, what’s your pet

rocks name?

Ladies and

Gentlemen

Welcome to ATB Crookwell's mini

production of "Its a pets life"

Cheeky pet

story

Write a funny story

about something your pet did thats a little

naughty!

Pet invention

We are going to invent

a new pet today, It could have a tail on his head you never know what we can

come up with.

A gift for your

pet

Make something for your pet using recycled items - it could be a chew toy

COOKING CLUB Doggy bone shaped

biscuits

ENROLMENT AND BOOKINGS

We always welcome new faces to Before, After School Care and Vacation Care. Enrolments Forms can be

completed at www.afterthebell.com.au or you can pick one up at the OSHC room. Should you need any

assistance with the process, feel free to call (02) 8073 4745

Come and enrol now for the fun!

CONTACTS US

Booking/Cancelation: enrolment@afterthebell.com.au

OSHC contact number: 0448 375 923 Program Leader - Lisa

Junior Leaders

Ava for participating in activities she has not done before

Great Job

Holiday Program (We need 12 children or more

for the program to operate, book now)

Makayla giving

Courtney a helping

hand during a chess

match with Charlotte

Community News

Winter is nearly over but can be still cool

in the morning and afternoon, please still

bring with jumpers and jackets so we can

still have fun and keep warm

HAPPY FATHERS DAY - I hope you get

spoilt on the Sunday

Congratulations Archie D for making to state for Shot put!

Courtney Painting

with her fingers, I

wonder if next week

when we use our

toes she finds it as

easy.

Joke of the Week

Q What do you call a frozen dog

A: A pupsicle

CROOKWELL HOCKEY

7-A-SIDE MIXED HOCKEY

CARNIVAL

DIVISIONS

Minkey – NO COST – drills and games – only individual names required Juniors (Primary School) - $50 per team

High School (Year 7 to Year 10) - $50 per team

Opens (Year 10 & up) - $100 per team

Masters (Majority of Team Over 45) - $100 per team (if not enough nominations in Divisions, Divisions will be absorbed into nearest Division)

FEES MUST ACCOMPANY NOMINATION FORM

Teams must have at least THREE (3) females on field at all

times

Goalies not necessary – Kicking Back Option available

BBQ & Canteen Facilities available

All players are covered by Insurance

Saturday 24th September 2016

Junior & High School games to start approx. 9am

Opens & Masters games to follow

Todkill Park, Crookwell

Nomination Packs available by email/Facebook request or from Debbie Francis, SMR

Accountants, Crookwell

Nominations Close 17th September, 2016

Contact Mandi Smith – 0407 998 754, mandismith4545@gmail.com or through Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/cwl7asidehockey?fref=ts

Community Drug and Ice

Forum in Crookwell

Monday September 19th 5:30pm Crookwell Hospital Community Consultation Committee and Goulburn Community Drug Action Team are coordinating a number of speakers to discuss this growing community issue. The forum plans to provide information on what to look out for, how and where to seek help, and what you

could do to help support someone using the drug. Information will be presented from Police, community welfare advocates, and people with personal experience. Supper Provided.

The Wellness Centre Crookwell Hospital, Kialla Rd, Crookwell Any queries contact Jo Marshall Mob: 0408 976 070

at