May 1st 2019 No 6

The Jinga

The Jinga is a community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

for the school and the wider community to enjoy You can keep up to date

with what has happened and whatrsquos on the horizon It is published fort-

nightly on a Thursday

Jinga contact details are to Jade through the school

Email nolanjadeeedumailvicgovau

Telephone (03) 51586 245

Facsimile (03) 51586 361

It is free of charge to include any upcoming community events or news sto-

ries so please feel free to email me anything of interest

Advertising Rates for commercial businesses are as follows

Full Page advertisement $1100

12 page advertisement $550

14 page advertisement $275

When submitting your advertisement please let us know the duration of

the ad Thankyou

Front Cover Easter Day Celebrations from the last day of Term 1

Principalrsquos Page Welcome to term Two

Welcome to our new students Rhylee Abigail and Kaiden Our student numbers are at fifty

three which is the highest it has been for some years Increasing student numbers seem to re-

late to the growing sense that the town has of become a nice community to live in It was

good to attend the last session of the lsquoOne Place One Planrsquo meeting in the holidays There was

great sense of understanding that the town is moving with one voice and this will mean we have

a greater chance to gain resources from the shire and other agencies

It great to see the students all back at school ready for a busy term f you are a parent of sec-

ondary students you will shortly receive a home work policy and timetable We see clearly the

next step in growth of our secondary students performance is an increased work rate and more

intensive approach to work We will also be doing lots of ongoing teaching in how to study

summarise recall information and answer complex questions

As I have written often the social and economic world is changing rapidly and young people

will need the skills to be able to confidently move locations to live and work in different environ-

ments For our senior level students a core of this is gaining the ATAR results or the particular

requirements for tertiary study or their career pathway If you have any questions re homework

and study please contact me at school

A key theme across the school this year is lsquoChallengersquo and lsquoResiliencersquo it is important that we

learn the skills to deal with challenges of life All of us must experience some level of challenge

and we may struggle at times with aspects of those challenges It is learning how we can man-

age challenge which is so important So on that note let the term begin

Thanks to all student and parents involved in Anzac Day services a great turn out to the dawn

service

For previous issues of Jinga and more scan this code or visit our webpage

httpwwwcannp-12viceduau

I am made from 100 recycled

Australian paper Please recycle

me when yoursquore ready

2019 Fees Due

Please pay by cash to the office or for

direct deposits see details below

Direct Deposit Details

Account Name

Cann River P-12 College

BSB 313 140

Account Number 120 621 36

Reference Your Surname

If you receive payments from Cen-

trelink we are also registered with Cen-

trepay contact us for more infor-

mation or any other concerns regard-

ing your payment

EVERY DAY COUNTS

Please contact the school if your child is going to be away

CBA School

Banking

WEDNESDAY

Jade is your

School Banking

Coordinator

IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICES

Mothers Day Stall on Thursday 9th

May

Mothers Day Morning Tea on

THURSDAY 9th MAY at 1050am

A school and community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

ASAA for 2019

Human Powered Vehicles

The Year 7-8 Technology class have been making their Human powered vehicles

They have been learning about basic engineering designing for stress and

composite construction They have also been learning how to work with

different materials such as aluminium light steel and alloys and are at the

stage of testing and refining their designs

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

The Jinga

The Jinga is a community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

for the school and the wider community to enjoy You can keep up to date

with what has happened and whatrsquos on the horizon It is published fort-

nightly on a Thursday

Jinga contact details are to Jade through the school

Email nolanjadeeedumailvicgovau

Telephone (03) 51586 245

Facsimile (03) 51586 361

It is free of charge to include any upcoming community events or news sto-

ries so please feel free to email me anything of interest

Advertising Rates for commercial businesses are as follows

Full Page advertisement $1100

12 page advertisement $550

14 page advertisement $275

When submitting your advertisement please let us know the duration of

the ad Thankyou

Front Cover Easter Day Celebrations from the last day of Term 1

Principalrsquos Page Welcome to term Two

Welcome to our new students Rhylee Abigail and Kaiden Our student numbers are at fifty

three which is the highest it has been for some years Increasing student numbers seem to re-

late to the growing sense that the town has of become a nice community to live in It was

good to attend the last session of the lsquoOne Place One Planrsquo meeting in the holidays There was

great sense of understanding that the town is moving with one voice and this will mean we have

a greater chance to gain resources from the shire and other agencies

It great to see the students all back at school ready for a busy term f you are a parent of sec-

ondary students you will shortly receive a home work policy and timetable We see clearly the

next step in growth of our secondary students performance is an increased work rate and more

intensive approach to work We will also be doing lots of ongoing teaching in how to study

summarise recall information and answer complex questions

As I have written often the social and economic world is changing rapidly and young people

will need the skills to be able to confidently move locations to live and work in different environ-

ments For our senior level students a core of this is gaining the ATAR results or the particular

requirements for tertiary study or their career pathway If you have any questions re homework

and study please contact me at school

A key theme across the school this year is lsquoChallengersquo and lsquoResiliencersquo it is important that we

learn the skills to deal with challenges of life All of us must experience some level of challenge

and we may struggle at times with aspects of those challenges It is learning how we can man-

age challenge which is so important So on that note let the term begin

Thanks to all student and parents involved in Anzac Day services a great turn out to the dawn

service

For previous issues of Jinga and more scan this code or visit our webpage

httpwwwcannp-12viceduau

I am made from 100 recycled

Australian paper Please recycle

me when yoursquore ready

2019 Fees Due

Please pay by cash to the office or for

direct deposits see details below

Direct Deposit Details

Account Name

Cann River P-12 College

BSB 313 140

Account Number 120 621 36

Reference Your Surname

If you receive payments from Cen-

trelink we are also registered with Cen-

trepay contact us for more infor-

mation or any other concerns regard-

ing your payment

EVERY DAY COUNTS

Please contact the school if your child is going to be away

CBA School

Banking

WEDNESDAY

Jade is your

School Banking

Coordinator

IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICES

Mothers Day Stall on Thursday 9th

May

Mothers Day Morning Tea on

THURSDAY 9th MAY at 1050am

A school and community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

ASAA for 2019

Human Powered Vehicles

The Year 7-8 Technology class have been making their Human powered vehicles

They have been learning about basic engineering designing for stress and

composite construction They have also been learning how to work with

different materials such as aluminium light steel and alloys and are at the

stage of testing and refining their designs

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

Principalrsquos Page Welcome to term Two

Welcome to our new students Rhylee Abigail and Kaiden Our student numbers are at fifty

three which is the highest it has been for some years Increasing student numbers seem to re-

late to the growing sense that the town has of become a nice community to live in It was

good to attend the last session of the lsquoOne Place One Planrsquo meeting in the holidays There was

great sense of understanding that the town is moving with one voice and this will mean we have

a greater chance to gain resources from the shire and other agencies

It great to see the students all back at school ready for a busy term f you are a parent of sec-

ondary students you will shortly receive a home work policy and timetable We see clearly the

next step in growth of our secondary students performance is an increased work rate and more

intensive approach to work We will also be doing lots of ongoing teaching in how to study

summarise recall information and answer complex questions

As I have written often the social and economic world is changing rapidly and young people

will need the skills to be able to confidently move locations to live and work in different environ-

ments For our senior level students a core of this is gaining the ATAR results or the particular

requirements for tertiary study or their career pathway If you have any questions re homework

and study please contact me at school

A key theme across the school this year is lsquoChallengersquo and lsquoResiliencersquo it is important that we

learn the skills to deal with challenges of life All of us must experience some level of challenge

and we may struggle at times with aspects of those challenges It is learning how we can man-

age challenge which is so important So on that note let the term begin

Thanks to all student and parents involved in Anzac Day services a great turn out to the dawn

service

For previous issues of Jinga and more scan this code or visit our webpage

httpwwwcannp-12viceduau

I am made from 100 recycled

Australian paper Please recycle

me when yoursquore ready

2019 Fees Due

Please pay by cash to the office or for

direct deposits see details below

Direct Deposit Details

Account Name

Cann River P-12 College

BSB 313 140

Account Number 120 621 36

Reference Your Surname

If you receive payments from Cen-

trelink we are also registered with Cen-

trepay contact us for more infor-

mation or any other concerns regard-

ing your payment

EVERY DAY COUNTS

Please contact the school if your child is going to be away

CBA School

Banking

WEDNESDAY

Jade is your

School Banking

Coordinator

IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICES

Mothers Day Stall on Thursday 9th

May

Mothers Day Morning Tea on

THURSDAY 9th MAY at 1050am

A school and community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

ASAA for 2019

Human Powered Vehicles

The Year 7-8 Technology class have been making their Human powered vehicles

They have been learning about basic engineering designing for stress and

composite construction They have also been learning how to work with

different materials such as aluminium light steel and alloys and are at the

stage of testing and refining their designs

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

For previous issues of Jinga and more scan this code or visit our webpage

httpwwwcannp-12viceduau

I am made from 100 recycled

Australian paper Please recycle

me when yoursquore ready

2019 Fees Due

Please pay by cash to the office or for

direct deposits see details below

Direct Deposit Details

Account Name

Cann River P-12 College

BSB 313 140

Account Number 120 621 36

Reference Your Surname

If you receive payments from Cen-

trelink we are also registered with Cen-

trepay contact us for more infor-

mation or any other concerns regard-

ing your payment

EVERY DAY COUNTS

Please contact the school if your child is going to be away

CBA School

Banking

WEDNESDAY

Jade is your

School Banking

Coordinator

IMPORTANT SCHOOL NOTICES

Mothers Day Stall on Thursday 9th

May

Mothers Day Morning Tea on

THURSDAY 9th MAY at 1050am

A school and community newsletter produced by Cann River P-12 College

ASAA for 2019

Human Powered Vehicles

The Year 7-8 Technology class have been making their Human powered vehicles

They have been learning about basic engineering designing for stress and

composite construction They have also been learning how to work with

different materials such as aluminium light steel and alloys and are at the

stage of testing and refining their designs

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

Human Powered Vehicles

The Year 7-8 Technology class have been making their Human powered vehicles

They have been learning about basic engineering designing for stress and

composite construction They have also been learning how to work with

different materials such as aluminium light steel and alloys and are at the

stage of testing and refining their designs

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

ANZAC DAY Thankyou to everyone who was able to attend

250419

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

GATTACA Film Review

Director Andrew Niccol released the movie Gattaca in 1997 a science fiction movie set in

a not-too-distant future It depicts a world where people are categorised by their genetic

profile The 21st century may not be as perfect as most people thought with society di-

vided by their genetic capabilities known as lsquovalidsrsquo or lsquoinvalidsrsquo Valids have a near

lsquoperfectrsquo genetic profile allowing them to have the advantages of a lsquoperfectrsquo life On the

other hand invalids can only dream of success and only qualify for a job as a cleaner The

main characters are Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) Jerome Eugene Morrow (Jude

Law) Irene Cassini (Uma Thurman) Anton Freeman (Loren Dave) Marie Freeman (Jayne

Brook) and Antonio Freeman (Elias Koteas)

From the very second they are born people are told the possible age they will live to the

diseases they will have or possible addictions When Vincent is born the doctors have al-

ready figured out the possible age he will die They discover he has a fatal heart condi-

tion

I rate the movie Gattaca 35 out of 5 It is an interesting movie that gives us a sort of vi-

sion of how the future might be if our society was divided by our genetics This would be

for an audience who have an interest in science fiction andor movies about the future

It raises questions of how our society would be if we decide to genetically modify our

children in the future

Shanise Mongta-Porter - Year 11 English

Thankyou to everyone who participated in our fundraiser for the Royal

Childrenrsquos Hospital at our Easter Celebrations We raised a total of

$13405

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

Our Holidays

By Grade 34

I went fishing with my pop and Ray which is my nanrsquos dad I got the second bite But

Ray got the first bite Then I cast my fishing rod half of the way pop casted

Suddenly the line got tight It was a fish I wound it up as close to the jetty then I gave

the rod to Pop And Pop grabbed the line and the top of the rod He pulled the flathead

up buthellip the hook ripped out of his mouth I got wet when it went into the water

I was angry because it could have fed the whole family

Irsquom looking forward to going back to Furnell to try and catch a bigger one

By Rhylee

Clairersquos birthday was in Mallacoota

First we went to Betka Beach but the BBQ didnrsquot work so we went to the park Everyone had a great time We had sausages and cake They were delicious

We went to the Op Shop and I got a horse book We then went to the Supermarket and I got chocolate Then I went home in Kellyrsquos car with Jack and Brooke

It was an amazing day

By Macey

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

On the holidays I went to Bega We went and had lunch at the

RSL Club

I went for a ride on Lilly which is my horse with Dad

We went to Mallacoota for Clairersquos birthday We went to the

park because the BBQ was not working at the beach

We watched a movie at home

We went to Nungatta and lit lots of fires in the paddocks

At Easter I got 45 Easter eggs One was a vey big one It was

great

By Sarah

I went to the beach for my birthday

Macey Matilda Jack Brooke Sarah Flynn Noah Seth Heidi and Elliott came

Then the BBQ did not work at the beach so we went to the park

On my birthday I got lots of presents I got a Harry Potter Lego a castle of Hogwarts School

of Witchcraft and Wizardry I also got a book called lsquoA Pop Guide to Hogwartsrsquo It is from the

films of Harry Potter It is sick (cool) I got a big chocolate cake too

We played on the skate park and the swings We made up a new game called Danger

Danger where there are two swings with a person on each and you run through the swings It

was fun

Macey was crazy sticky She was sticking to the skate park It was cool

By Claire

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

COMMUNITY BASKETBALL TERM 2 2019

Where At the school 435 pm to approximately

515 pm (weather permitting)

Who Grade 5 - Secondary students and adults

Aim To have fun improve skills show good sportsmanship

and respect the umpirersquos decisions

The season will run for 5 weeks (weather permitting) Game 1 Monday April 30th

Game 2 Monday May 6th

Game 3 Monday May 13th

Game 4 Monday May 20st

Game 5 Monday May 27th

Games will wither be 5 v 5 or 3 v 3 depending on numbers

No Cost

Any enquires phone Liza Spink at the school on 51586245

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

wanted for school kitchen-

margarine yogurt takeaway

and icecream CONTAINERS with lids

PLEASE LEAVE AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE-

helliphellipthanks Chris Turvey

At Cann River P-12 College All Welcome

There will also be a Motherrsquos Day Stall held in the morning

at 9am Prices range from $100mdash$700 If students would

like to purchase items could they please bring some money

to school on the day

Thursday 9th May at 1050am

MOTHERS DAY MORNING TEA

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

ITrsquoS AFLW FOOTY time again last weekend saw the Eden team try to stop their

biggest rivals Tathra The opposition certainly played a strong hard game to get a

convincing win Eden tried hard and unfortunately missed a few easy goals- keep

your eyes on the ball girls and keep tackling hard Hard efforts will be worthwhile

with a win coming your way soonhellip

There were several local and Cann River spectators showing the Eden team their

support Here are some happy snaps of those caught on the sideline and some of

the team at halftime

ldquoHappy 16th

Shaniserdquo

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

So youre a committee member of a not-for-profit Are you after new ideas

Want to learn more about what your committee is doing well and what could be improved

Like to know how to identify and manage governance challenges and risks

Join us for this free fun and interactive workshop delivered by Non Profit Training in your area to

Uncover what good governance looks like for your group

Identify what your committee is doing well and priorities areas for further improvement

Understanding the role of the committee in planning

Learn tips on how to better understand your financials

Be able to identify and manage potential risks and conflicts

The session will provide your committee with a good understanding of what comprises an effective committee and the values for a

well-functioning and successful group It will help you take steps to improve your systems (to maintain oversight) be future focused gain knowledge about roles and responsibilities and improve your overall leadership skills

Thurs 30 May - Bairnsdale (5pm-930pm)

Frid 31 May - Buchan (10am-230pm)

Thurs 13 June - Orbost (10am-230pm)

Frid 14 June - Cann River (1030am-3pm)

Refreshments will be provided at the workshops

Contact

Debbie Innes - 1300 144 113

Zoe Delaney - 03 5153 9500

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

Cann Valley District Community Plan

Kick Start Workshop 8 April 2019

Cann River Public Hall

17 community members

1 The Plan What Could Stop Us

The group brainstormed potential things which could prevent the District Community Plan from being implemented and identified

solutions to overcome the potential barriers and challenges

Busy people ndash distracted by life ability skills Involve more people Delegate activities Break into stages Donrsquot bite off pieces that are too big to achieve More skills

Red tape ndash stupid processes Testcomply Questions Communicate Build relationships No hidden agendas Trust Common goals

Funding Relationships Grants fundraising partnerships loans philanthropic ndash ways to get money Evidence to build the case Great design The Bank Social enterprises

We are note on the same page Consolidatedco-ordinated effort (representative group) Follow the plan

We lose interest Feed people Celebration (the smaller pieces) Enjoyable Communication Live the value

2 Priorities for the 1st year

Participants in attendance selected which ideas will be the priority for the first 12 months against the capacity of the current

community (time resources skills people) Projects were chosen that maximise opportunities that are currently available in

the area The group decided to focus on fewer projects so they could comprehensively work on some projects while leaving

resources to maintain existing group activities across the district

21 Festivals amp events

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Run Events ArtCraft Volunteer Christmas Bush Dance 2020 Alpine Rally

22 Access to the River

Led by Landcare ndashin partnership with EGCMA auspiced by the Cann River Community Centre First Year

Access via the Caravan Park Identifyachieve employment Then access the River behind the Hotel

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

23 Tourism Strategy ndash Local Cann Valley Tourism Plan Working Group to be created First Year

Consolidate data on what we have got Get the data Digital marketing presence for the township Local dialogue about the benefits of a strategy ndash bring the people with us

24 Community Facilities Led by Council working group to be created First Year

Evidence around usage Feasibility of facilities Include all community facilities Create a plan

25 Community Centre Refurbishment

Led by Cann River Community Centre First Year

Utilise outcomes from Community Facilities working group Design against need (more than one concept)

26 Mick Baum Park Led by School First Year

Undertake the tech design process Identify needs through surveys with residents and visitors etc Design a larger concept

The Representative Group Purpose of the Cann Valley District Community Representative Group Drive the plan Represent the whole district Work together Be strategic not operational Spread the workload Co-ordination Manage relationships with agencies on district issues Single voice of the community We donrsquot do the work We donrsquot tell our groups what to do Structure of the group Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre Board Cann River Community Centre Committee Cann River School Council Cann River Hall Committee SES CFA Cann River RSL Cemetery Trust Cann Valley Landcare Club Terrace Recreation Reserve Consider localities Working Group ndash Community Facilities Working Group ndash Tourism Strategy

Action It was agreed that Council officers will facilitate and support the establishment of these groups until they are up and running Council officers will send out invitations to the community groups across the Cann Valley District to invite a representative to participate in the meetings Date of first meeting of the community representative group for Cann Valley Tuesday 28 May 2019 at Cann River Public Hall at 530pm Action Council Officers will develop a folder of tools and information from the community planning process to support the group and working groups in overseeing implementation of the District Community Plan

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

LV Electrical and Air conditioning

For all your electrical and air conditioning installation needs

Servicing Orbost to Mallacoota

Domestic and commercial experience

0438 521 928

Call Larz Van der sant for friendly local and punctual service

REC28752

Workers Needed

2 x cleaners wanted for a busy motel with March 20 start

No experience necessary training provided

Casual positions must be able to work weekends amp public holidays may need to be available on call at times

Attractive $$ to the right person

Please contact Nikki if interested

0409 083 695 or nikkiicroyahoocomau

VET Automotive

We are seeking 2 cars for the VET Automotive

class for rebuilding at the start of term 2

Prefer smaller and rolling but willing to consider

all offers

Contact Michael OrsquoBrien on 0427 394 269

Planned Activity Group Thursday 8th and 9th Maymdashto

ACT

CVBNC Health Promotion

Cancer

wwwcancerorgau

Annual Membership fees are due on the 1st of July each year - itrsquos never too late to become a member

Family $30 Single $20 Family Concession $20 Single Concession $15

Pambula Pool VisitsmdashFri 3rd 17th amp 31st May You can attend Aqua Fit class Swim or walk laps or relax in the heated pool New schedule departure amp arrival CVBNC 730ammdash1pm no stops Please come along and register your interest to keep this service going

To make an appointment with the podiatrist physio doctor counsellor other allied health visitors or to book a seat on the bus please call 5158 6210

Person Centered We will ensure that we place our consumers and the community in the centre of our

decision making and engage individuals in all aspects of healthcare delivery

Podiatrist Nerida Manning

Next visit Wednesday 5th June

members $15 non member $20 concession $5

Physiotherapist Maddie Rosen

Next visit Friday 24th May Member $15 Non Member $20 Concession $5

Massage Therapist Jodie Box

Next visit TBA

Ph 0438 096 808 for appointments

27 Monaro Highway Cann River 3890

Nurse 5158 6274 Admin 5158 6210 Fax 5158 6409

cvbncadminghanetau wwwcannvalleybnccomau

Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government

Doctors

Dr Sara Tuesday 7th May amp 14th May Orbost Dr Wednesday 8th April

Man Cave every Friday Free BBQ 1200pm Everyone welcome Patchwork Tuesdayrsquos 1000am

Bus to Bairnsdale Fortnightly on Tuesday

Tuesday 14th May and 28th May

Please note A $5 fee applies when booking Seats for medical appointments are priority

Dentist Peter Favaloro

Next visit Thursday 2nd May amp 6th June Ph 5154 6625 for appointments

Drug amp Alcohol counsellor Bryn Jones Visits weekly as needed On Wednesdayrsquos

Walking Group

Tuesdays and Thursdays Leaving form CVBNC at 6PM

Exercise Group On Physio day Friday 12 April at 11am-12pm amp Saturday 13 April 1115-12pm

members $15 non member $20 concession $5

27 Monaro Highway Can River 3890 Nurse 5158 6274 Admin 5158 6210 Fax 5158 6409 cvbncadminghanetau wwwcannvalleybnccomau Man Cave

Join ushelliphellip Every Friday at 1200pm All welcome ladies too

Come and relax meet new people or old friends

Plan projects and tell us how you would like the Man Cave to develop

See you there

Massage Therapist Relaxation Deep Tissue Hot

Rock and Sports Massage

Jodie visits the Bush Nursing Centre TBA

To make an appointment Call Jodie on 0438 096 808

Gift Vouchers available

27 Monaro Highway Can River 3890 Nurse 5158 6274 Admin 5158 6210 Fax 5158 6409 cvbncadminghanetau wwwcannvalleybnccomau Man Cave

Join ushelliphellip Every Friday at 1200pm All welcome ladies too

Come and relax meet new people or old friends

Plan projects and tell us how you would like the Man Cave to develop

See you there

Massage Therapist Relaxation Deep Tissue Hot

Rock and Sports Massage

Jodie visits the Bush Nursing Centre TBA

To make an appointment Call Jodie on 0438 096 808

Gift Vouchers available

27 Monaro Highway Cann River 3890

Nurse 5158 6274 Admin 5158 6210 Fax 5158 6409

cvbncadminghanetau wwwcannvalleybnccomau

Cann Valley Bush Nursing Centre acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government

Our visiting PODIATRIST will be at the centre on

Our visiting PHYSIOTHERAPIST will be at the centre on

If you would like to make an appointment for either service please call 5158 6210

Members $15 Non Member $20 Concession $5

Wednesday 5th June 2019

Friday 24th May 2019

Aqua Fit in Pambula The Bush Nursing Centre bus will be travelling to the Pambula swimming pool for Aqua fit classes on the following dates NOTE CHANGES TO TRAVELLING TIMES Friday 3rd May Friday 17th May Friday 31st May

The bus will leave the Bush Nursing Centre at 730am sharp Class starts at 930am

The bus will leave Pambula at 1100am

To arrive back in Cann River at 100pm

If you would like to attend call the Centre on 5158 6210 Seats are limited

Maddie also holds an exercise class between 11am - 1130am and 515mdash600pm on Friday 24th May

All welcome to attend (18 years and over)

VENUE BEMM RIVER HOTEL

ON THE DAY REGISTRATIONS AVAILABLEmdash830 AM

JOIN US FOR THIS WORTHY CAUSE CONTACT Rhonda Gillard 0408 124 112

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Every Day FoodBank Computers Internet Photocopying Laminating

Centrelink self-service terminal phone and fax Book Swap Rotating Library collection

Washing machine $5 load amp Dryer $3load Op Shop Art amp Craft Shop

Shire Outreach Services Meeting and consult rooms for hire Community Bus for hire $88day

Every Week

Mondays Playgroup 10mdash12

Art Class 330mdash430 Wednesdays

Centrelink Agent 10-430 IT support 10mdash430

gold coin lunch 12mdash1 Stitch kids 330mdash430

Fridays

Womenrsquos Group 1ndash 4 Youth Drop-In 430 ndash8

Every Fortnight

Wednesdays Local History 130 pm 1 May

Adult Craft 6pm 24 April

Every Month First Wednesdaymdash5 June

Hairdresser Rhonda Gillard ring 0408 124 112 for appointment

Please note these changes to our programs for Term 3

Art Class now goes for one hour 330 ndash430 Friday afternoon womenrsquos group is open to any women

ART SHOW 2019 Deadline for Entries September 11

Theme TRANSPORT

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Now Hiring Bookkeeper 2mdash3 hours per week Drop into the Community Centre to pick up an application Applications close 10 May

Media Release

Friday 29 March 2019 | Media contact Rachel Dawkins 0407 821 153 helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Gippslandrsquos parks and forests reopen after fires

Bushfires affected many parts of our region this summer burning almost 170000 hectares and causing significant damage to some of our park and forest areas

Gippslandrsquos Assistant Chief Fire Officer Beth Roberts said ldquoForest Fire Management Victoria crews and many contractors have been working hard over the past few weeks to make the fire-affected areas safe for public access

ldquoTheyrsquove been clearing and stabilising tracks rehabilitating control lines dealing with dangerous trees and repairing drainage across thousands of kilometres of remote roads and tracks in our parks and forestsrdquo Dr Roberts said

ldquoThere is still a lot of work to be done and wersquoll continue that work for many months but wersquore confident that the most urgent assessments and repairs have been completed so we can open almost all areas to the public

ldquoThe Alpine National Park is now fully open with the exception of Lake Tarli Karng and surrounding walking tracks which are still closed for further works

ldquoThe southern area of the Morwell National Park also remains closed due to fire impact Stringybark Ridge Track will remain closed for emergency stabilization and rehabilitation works

ldquoWe urge anyone visiting fire-affected areas to drive ride and walk carefully as newly-stabilised tracks will take a while to settle in Please respect the new terrain and help us make sure it lasts for all to enjoy

ldquoAlso be aware that the environment might look very different in the fire-affected areas which could be quite confronting

ldquoThe bush will recover and regenerate responding to fire as it always does and you may already be able to see green shoots coming through in some areasrdquo

Donrsquot forget there will be some seasonal road and track closures in May and June for details check here httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsforest-and-road-closures

For more information on what to see and do in our state forests visit wwwparkwebvicgovau and httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsplaces-to-visit or download the More to Explore app httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsmore-to-explore-apps-and-maps

VENUE BEMM RIVER HOTEL

ON THE DAY REGISTRATIONS AVAILABLEmdash830 AM

JOIN US FOR THIS WORTHY CAUSE CONTACT Rhonda Gillard 0408 124 112

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Every Day FoodBank Computers Internet Photocopying Laminating

Centrelink self-service terminal phone and fax Book Swap Rotating Library collection

Washing machine $5 load amp Dryer $3load Op Shop Art amp Craft Shop

Shire Outreach Services Meeting and consult rooms for hire Community Bus for hire $88day

Every Week

Mondays Playgroup 10mdash12

Art Class 330mdash430 Wednesdays

Centrelink Agent 10-430 IT support 10mdash430

gold coin lunch 12mdash1 Stitch kids 330mdash430

Fridays

Womenrsquos Group 1ndash 4 Youth Drop-In 430 ndash8

Every Fortnight

Wednesdays Local History 130 pm 1 May

Adult Craft 6pm 24 April

Every Month First Wednesdaymdash5 June

Hairdresser Rhonda Gillard ring 0408 124 112 for appointment

Please note these changes to our programs for Term 3

Art Class now goes for one hour 330 ndash430 Friday afternoon womenrsquos group is open to any women

ART SHOW 2019 Deadline for Entries September 11

Theme TRANSPORT

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Now Hiring Bookkeeper 2mdash3 hours per week Drop into the Community Centre to pick up an application Applications close 10 May

Media Release

Friday 29 March 2019 | Media contact Rachel Dawkins 0407 821 153 helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Gippslandrsquos parks and forests reopen after fires

Bushfires affected many parts of our region this summer burning almost 170000 hectares and causing significant damage to some of our park and forest areas

Gippslandrsquos Assistant Chief Fire Officer Beth Roberts said ldquoForest Fire Management Victoria crews and many contractors have been working hard over the past few weeks to make the fire-affected areas safe for public access

ldquoTheyrsquove been clearing and stabilising tracks rehabilitating control lines dealing with dangerous trees and repairing drainage across thousands of kilometres of remote roads and tracks in our parks and forestsrdquo Dr Roberts said

ldquoThere is still a lot of work to be done and wersquoll continue that work for many months but wersquore confident that the most urgent assessments and repairs have been completed so we can open almost all areas to the public

ldquoThe Alpine National Park is now fully open with the exception of Lake Tarli Karng and surrounding walking tracks which are still closed for further works

ldquoThe southern area of the Morwell National Park also remains closed due to fire impact Stringybark Ridge Track will remain closed for emergency stabilization and rehabilitation works

ldquoWe urge anyone visiting fire-affected areas to drive ride and walk carefully as newly-stabilised tracks will take a while to settle in Please respect the new terrain and help us make sure it lasts for all to enjoy

ldquoAlso be aware that the environment might look very different in the fire-affected areas which could be quite confronting

ldquoThe bush will recover and regenerate responding to fire as it always does and you may already be able to see green shoots coming through in some areasrdquo

Donrsquot forget there will be some seasonal road and track closures in May and June for details check here httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsforest-and-road-closures

For more information on what to see and do in our state forests visit wwwparkwebvicgovau and httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsplaces-to-visit or download the More to Explore app httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsmore-to-explore-apps-and-maps

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Every Day FoodBank Computers Internet Photocopying Laminating

Centrelink self-service terminal phone and fax Book Swap Rotating Library collection

Washing machine $5 load amp Dryer $3load Op Shop Art amp Craft Shop

Shire Outreach Services Meeting and consult rooms for hire Community Bus for hire $88day

Every Week

Mondays Playgroup 10mdash12

Art Class 330mdash430 Wednesdays

Centrelink Agent 10-430 IT support 10mdash430

gold coin lunch 12mdash1 Stitch kids 330mdash430

Fridays

Womenrsquos Group 1ndash 4 Youth Drop-In 430 ndash8

Every Fortnight

Wednesdays Local History 130 pm 1 May

Adult Craft 6pm 24 April

Every Month First Wednesdaymdash5 June

Hairdresser Rhonda Gillard ring 0408 124 112 for appointment

Please note these changes to our programs for Term 3

Art Class now goes for one hour 330 ndash430 Friday afternoon womenrsquos group is open to any women

ART SHOW 2019 Deadline for Entries September 11

Theme TRANSPORT

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Now Hiring Bookkeeper 2mdash3 hours per week Drop into the Community Centre to pick up an application Applications close 10 May

Media Release

Friday 29 March 2019 | Media contact Rachel Dawkins 0407 821 153 helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Gippslandrsquos parks and forests reopen after fires

Bushfires affected many parts of our region this summer burning almost 170000 hectares and causing significant damage to some of our park and forest areas

Gippslandrsquos Assistant Chief Fire Officer Beth Roberts said ldquoForest Fire Management Victoria crews and many contractors have been working hard over the past few weeks to make the fire-affected areas safe for public access

ldquoTheyrsquove been clearing and stabilising tracks rehabilitating control lines dealing with dangerous trees and repairing drainage across thousands of kilometres of remote roads and tracks in our parks and forestsrdquo Dr Roberts said

ldquoThere is still a lot of work to be done and wersquoll continue that work for many months but wersquore confident that the most urgent assessments and repairs have been completed so we can open almost all areas to the public

ldquoThe Alpine National Park is now fully open with the exception of Lake Tarli Karng and surrounding walking tracks which are still closed for further works

ldquoThe southern area of the Morwell National Park also remains closed due to fire impact Stringybark Ridge Track will remain closed for emergency stabilization and rehabilitation works

ldquoWe urge anyone visiting fire-affected areas to drive ride and walk carefully as newly-stabilised tracks will take a while to settle in Please respect the new terrain and help us make sure it lasts for all to enjoy

ldquoAlso be aware that the environment might look very different in the fire-affected areas which could be quite confronting

ldquoThe bush will recover and regenerate responding to fire as it always does and you may already be able to see green shoots coming through in some areasrdquo

Donrsquot forget there will be some seasonal road and track closures in May and June for details check here httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsforest-and-road-closures

For more information on what to see and do in our state forests visit wwwparkwebvicgovau and httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsplaces-to-visit or download the More to Explore app httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsmore-to-explore-apps-and-maps

ph 5158 6465 Email cannriverbigpond com

Monday - Friday 10am - 430pm SatmdashSun 10ammdash2pm

Now Hiring Bookkeeper 2mdash3 hours per week Drop into the Community Centre to pick up an application Applications close 10 May

Media Release

Friday 29 March 2019 | Media contact Rachel Dawkins 0407 821 153 helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Gippslandrsquos parks and forests reopen after fires

Bushfires affected many parts of our region this summer burning almost 170000 hectares and causing significant damage to some of our park and forest areas

Gippslandrsquos Assistant Chief Fire Officer Beth Roberts said ldquoForest Fire Management Victoria crews and many contractors have been working hard over the past few weeks to make the fire-affected areas safe for public access

ldquoTheyrsquove been clearing and stabilising tracks rehabilitating control lines dealing with dangerous trees and repairing drainage across thousands of kilometres of remote roads and tracks in our parks and forestsrdquo Dr Roberts said

ldquoThere is still a lot of work to be done and wersquoll continue that work for many months but wersquore confident that the most urgent assessments and repairs have been completed so we can open almost all areas to the public

ldquoThe Alpine National Park is now fully open with the exception of Lake Tarli Karng and surrounding walking tracks which are still closed for further works

ldquoThe southern area of the Morwell National Park also remains closed due to fire impact Stringybark Ridge Track will remain closed for emergency stabilization and rehabilitation works

ldquoWe urge anyone visiting fire-affected areas to drive ride and walk carefully as newly-stabilised tracks will take a while to settle in Please respect the new terrain and help us make sure it lasts for all to enjoy

ldquoAlso be aware that the environment might look very different in the fire-affected areas which could be quite confronting

ldquoThe bush will recover and regenerate responding to fire as it always does and you may already be able to see green shoots coming through in some areasrdquo

Donrsquot forget there will be some seasonal road and track closures in May and June for details check here httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsforest-and-road-closures

For more information on what to see and do in our state forests visit wwwparkwebvicgovau and httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsplaces-to-visit or download the More to Explore app httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsmore-to-explore-apps-and-maps

Media Release

Friday 29 March 2019 | Media contact Rachel Dawkins 0407 821 153 helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Gippslandrsquos parks and forests reopen after fires

Bushfires affected many parts of our region this summer burning almost 170000 hectares and causing significant damage to some of our park and forest areas

Gippslandrsquos Assistant Chief Fire Officer Beth Roberts said ldquoForest Fire Management Victoria crews and many contractors have been working hard over the past few weeks to make the fire-affected areas safe for public access

ldquoTheyrsquove been clearing and stabilising tracks rehabilitating control lines dealing with dangerous trees and repairing drainage across thousands of kilometres of remote roads and tracks in our parks and forestsrdquo Dr Roberts said

ldquoThere is still a lot of work to be done and wersquoll continue that work for many months but wersquore confident that the most urgent assessments and repairs have been completed so we can open almost all areas to the public

ldquoThe Alpine National Park is now fully open with the exception of Lake Tarli Karng and surrounding walking tracks which are still closed for further works

ldquoThe southern area of the Morwell National Park also remains closed due to fire impact Stringybark Ridge Track will remain closed for emergency stabilization and rehabilitation works

ldquoWe urge anyone visiting fire-affected areas to drive ride and walk carefully as newly-stabilised tracks will take a while to settle in Please respect the new terrain and help us make sure it lasts for all to enjoy

ldquoAlso be aware that the environment might look very different in the fire-affected areas which could be quite confronting

ldquoThe bush will recover and regenerate responding to fire as it always does and you may already be able to see green shoots coming through in some areasrdquo

Donrsquot forget there will be some seasonal road and track closures in May and June for details check here httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsforest-and-road-closures

For more information on what to see and do in our state forests visit wwwparkwebvicgovau and httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsplaces-to-visit or download the More to Explore app httpswwwffmvicgovauvisiting-state-forestsmore-to-explore-apps-and-maps

PELICAN POINT

COFFEE LOUNGE Fresh Food Fine Coffee

Try our new range of Grounded Pleasures Hot Chocolate ndash African Red French Mint Orange Infused and Cinnamon Spice

CANN RIVER HOTEL Princes Hwy Cann River

Ph 51586 221

- Bar - Take Away Meals

- Bottle Shop - Thai Cuisine in selected nights

- Bistro - 7 Days - Catering for any function

- Happy Hours on Mondays Wednesdays amp Fridayrsquos from 530-630

EVERY MONDAY

Playgroup 10 ndash12 CRCC

Art Class 330mdash430

EVERY TUESDAY

Patchwork 10am CVBNC

Walking Group 6pm CVBNC

EVERY WEDNESDAY

Gold coin lunch 12mdash1

Drug Alcohol counsellor

Centrelink Agent 10mdash430

Stitch kids 330mdash430

EVERY THURSDAY

Walking Group 6pm CVBNC

EVERY FRIDAY

Man Cave 12pm

Youth Drop In Centre

Life Skills for Women

FORTNIGHTLY

Local history 130pm CRCC 1 May

Adult Craft 6pm CRCC 24 April

WHATrsquoS ON THIS FORTNIGHT

2nd May Dentist

3rd amp 17th May Aquafit

7th May Dr Sara CVBNC

8th May Orbost Dr CVBNC

8 amp 9th May Planned Activity group ACT

14th May Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

14th May Dr Sara CVBNC

LOOK OUT FOR IN THE FUTUREhellip

23rd May Planned activity group

24th May Physiotherapist visiting

24th May Exercise Group CVBNC

28th May Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

31st May Aquafit

5th June Podiatrist visiting

5th June Hairdresser at CRCC

6th June Dentist

Please find more information on all these programs and events inside this Jinga

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EVERY MONDAY

Playgroup 10 ndash12 CRCC

Art Class 330mdash430

EVERY TUESDAY

Patchwork 10am CVBNC

Walking Group 6pm CVBNC

EVERY WEDNESDAY

Gold coin lunch 12mdash1

Drug Alcohol counsellor

Centrelink Agent 10mdash430

Stitch kids 330mdash430

EVERY THURSDAY

Walking Group 6pm CVBNC

EVERY FRIDAY

Man Cave 12pm

Youth Drop In Centre

Life Skills for Women

FORTNIGHTLY

Local history 130pm CRCC 1 May

Adult Craft 6pm CRCC 24 April

WHATrsquoS ON THIS FORTNIGHT

2nd May Dentist

3rd amp 17th May Aquafit

7th May Dr Sara CVBNC

8th May Orbost Dr CVBNC

8 amp 9th May Planned Activity group ACT

14th May Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

14th May Dr Sara CVBNC

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23rd May Planned activity group

24th May Physiotherapist visiting

24th May Exercise Group CVBNC

28th May Bus to Bairnsdale $5 fee

31st May Aquafit

5th June Podiatrist visiting

5th June Hairdresser at CRCC

6th June Dentist

Please find more information on all these programs and events inside this Jinga

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