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 Principal: Mr Ashley Munn
Phone: 53 922 494 Fax: 53922429
www.kanivacollege.vic.edu.au
kaniva.co@edumail.vic.gov.au
Contacts: Mr. C Bendall Assistant Principal;
Junior School P-6: Mrs K. Cole, Senior School 7-12:
Mrs J. Tuckwell. Student Wellbeing: Mrs F. McDonald
Items for newsletter to be sent to:
newsletter@kanivacollege.vic.edu.au
27th November 2014
Kaniva
College
I also received an invitation to attend the mock
United Nations Water Conference (inquiry unit)
with the Year 6 students on Friday. As someone
who follows politics and international relations
reasonably closely I will enjoy this presentation and
it’s a great opportunity for our students to develop
an understanding of individual nation’s reliance on
water. Inquiry projects are certainly becoming an
important part of our Year 5/6 curriculum.
The rocketeers have just left for Tokyo at the
time of writing this article and they will arrive in
Japan at 7.05pm AEDST Thursday. I was glancing
through the action packed itinerary and saw the
bit about how students introduce their team and
country, and I was reminded that Jaiden and
Louise are representing Australia!! Good-luck
guys, I’m sure you will do us all proud.
Teachers are busily preparing reports at the
moment and we have a pupil free report writing
day coming up on Monday December 1. Teachers
put a great deal of effort into preparing reports that
are informative and re-lect your child’s
performance and we welcome any feedback you
may have. Reports will be distributed on the last
week of term.
Mr Verrall, Mrs White, Mr O and the Year 4s were
about to go sur-ing when I spoke to Mr V on
Wednesday morning. They all left the college
with smiles on their faces on Tuesday morning
ready for their four day trip to Victor harbour. I
hope they all have a good time and sleep in past
5.30 which was the time some of the boys got out
of bed on Wednesday morning.
I visited the Year 1 students while they were
working on their “Blitzmasters” maths on
Wednesday. It was great to see how well they
were all doing with their sheets with most students completing their sheets within the 8
minutes allowed. The sheets I went through were
completed to a high standard with very few errors. Great work Year 1!!
Pupil free Day Monday-Report writing Day
On Saturday morning, Jaden and Louise will
present a five minute presentation on
themselves, Australia and Kaniva to the
students and their teachers from all the
participating teams. With teams going in
alphabetical order, Jaden and Louise will be
the first team up to present. After lunch,
the teams will be provided with a briefing on
the rules of the competition, before heading
off on a two hour Culture Tour.
Jaden Hendy, Louise Hobbs, Mr Staehr and
Steven Hobbs are currently in the air between
Sydney and Tokyo on their way to the Asia
Pacific
Region Science
Agency
Forum
(APRSAF)-21 Water Rocket Event. The two day
event takes place this Saturday and Sunday at
the Nihon University Funabashi Campus in
Tokyo. The water rocket event precedes the
annual four day conference of the APRSAF.
The APRSAF aims to enhance space activities
and education in the Asia-Pacific region and
involves space agencies, governmental bodies,
companies, universities and research institutes
from more than 30 countries, including
Australia. The conference and water rocket
event are held together in a different city each
year. Each country is allowed to enter up to six
students, with most countries running a
preliminary water rocket event to choose their
representatives. Fortunately for Jaden and
Louise, English is the official language of the
APRSAF!
Part of the aim of the event is ‘cultural
exchange’ between the participating countries.
To help achieve this, all the teams are staying at
the same hotel, eat all meals together, and
travel on buses together to and from the
weekend’s activities.
On Sunday morning, Jaden and Louise will
be placed in a hall with a limited set of
plastic soft drink bottles, plastic sheets,
sticky tape and plasticine and given three
hours to build two rockets each. Despite
the students representing their country as a
team, each student is competing individually
and the exam conditions are strictly
enforced. After lunch, the students will be
given only one practice launch before they
have their two official launches, with the
aim to land their rockets as close as possible
to a target 80m away. The winning team will
be the team that has the lowest combined
distance to the target from their two
launches.
Funding for travel has been provided by the
Department
of Innovation,
Industry,
Science, Research and Tertiary Education,
and accommodation, meals and local
transport provided by the local organisers in
Tokyo. Given the length of the flights, The
Victorian Space Science Education Centre
has also contributed for additional
accommodation before the competition to
allow Jaden and Louise a day of relaxation
and sightseeing, and not make the trip so
rushed.
Thank you to everyone in the community
who has provided soft drink bottles to allow
the students to practice over the last two
months.
Last week the Discovery9 class had a truly
amazing time in Sydney. We left Kaniva
at 6.00am on Monday morning. Tucky
drove the bus to Adelaide Airport where
we had a quick bite to eat before boarding
the plane. We arrived in Sydney in the
afternoon and caught the train a couple of
stops to St James Station, which was only
a short walk to our hostel. The hostel was
very basic but an excellent central location. The first stop on our itinerary was the
Gallery of NSW. While some students
found the contemporary art a little challenging, Mrs Tuckwell was in her element. From the gallery we walked through
the city down to Circular Quay to catch a
ferry to Manly. For many, this was the
first time they had seen Sydney Harbour, the Bridge and Opera House. The weather was absolutely amazing and we all
enjoyed an alfresco dinner on the beach. The ferry ride back to Circular Quay was stunning as the sun began to set
behind Sydney Harbour.
We started Day Two from the heights of Sydney Tower Eye. We got an amazing view of the city which helped to orientate us somewhat. As a group, we then walked down to marvel at the beauty of the Queen Victoria Building. Much
of the second day was spent working on group ‘big question’ projects. All three groups took the opportunity, while in
the mall, to survey people walking about the city on their lunchbreaks. In the afternoon we visited Hyde Park Barracks,
which was home to many convicts who were sent to Sydney in the early 1800’s. Later in 1846, it was converted into
an immigration depot for single women and girls who had come to Australia looking for work as house maids. The
building is now a museum and allows visitors to dress up and try out many of the displays, including the convict style
hammocks which they slept on.
On Day Three we started with an early visit to Madam Tussauds. This was so much fun and many a selfie was taken.
Next door we visited the Sea Life Aquarium, where we watched the sharks and sting rays being fed. Students were
then challenged to use the public transport system, while still in small groups, to find their own way to the Sydney
Opera House. All made it safely, and the only person late was Mrs Tuckwell! Following a tour of the Opera House
was the highlight of the trip for most, climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It took some time to getting kitted up in a
very fashionable grey onesie, harness belt, radio headphone set, complementary cap and attachable hankie! We were
able to take the climb quite slowly which allowed us to really take in and enjoy the view. This was followed by dinner
at China Town where everyone was still buzzing and talking about the amazing day we had experienced.
On our last full day in Sydney we walked to Martin Place, where we poked our heads in at Sunrise’s Brekky Central.
We then caught the train to Kings Cross where we participated in a ‘Rough Edges’ tour. While confronting, all students felt this was a really important experience. The issues of homelessness, drug addiction, safe injecting rooms and
alcohol fuel violence were raised and discussed. This was a great foundation for the group looking at the issue of
homelessness for their big question project. Our afternoon didn’t exactly go to plan. The tour guide who was to take us
around the Rocks did not show up, so we opted for a ride out to Cockatoo Island on the ferry. The final destination of
our trip was the Broadway Cinema to see the new Mocking Jay/Hunger Games movie.
On Friday, we all had to get up very early to get out to the airport in time for a 9.30am flight. After a pleasant flight,
Mrs Watts met us in Adelaide to drive us home. Mrs Tuckwell, Mr McFarlane and the Discovery9 class would all
agree that the week in Sydney was probably one of the best school trip we have ever experienced. The current Year
Eight class need to start planning and thinking about what they intend to do for their Quest Celebration.
A big thankyou to Mrs Watts and Mr Tuckwell for driving
us to and from the airport!
On Monday the Year 2 class, along with Gracie and Mrs Dodson,
visited the Adelaide Zoo. After travelling through some -ierce
thunderstorms along the way, we were very lucky to have a -ine
day for exploring. The day started well with a visit to the panda
exhibit, where Wang Wang and Funi both wandered around,
showing off nicely for the crowd. Other zoo highlights included
watching the sea lions at play, patting the animals in the Children’s Zoo, feeding time with the tigers, the macaw -lying overhead as we ate lunch and a barking meerkat outside the giraffe
enclosure. After seeing most of what the zoo had to offer, it was
time for a quick visit to the gift shop before climbing back on the
bus for the long trip home (only two hours behind schedule –
sorry mums and dads!) All in all, a brilliant day.
Year 2’s memorable moments:
Hannah – My favourite animals were the meerkats and the sea lions.
The meerkats were so cute!! One meerkat was playing dead on its
back! The sea lions were very good swimmers.
Ben – The hippo pooed in the pool while we were watching. When we
were eating lunch the macaw -lew over us.
Kali – I liked Wang Wang and Funi. The weirdest thing was when the
hippo pooped in the pool. The coolest thing was Manu the macaw
who swooped near our heads.
Logan – At the Adelaide Zoo I saw meerkats and
one was barking like a dog.
Bonnie – The sea lions were getting fed and they
were greedy pigs. The barbery sheep didn’t look
like sheep. They looked like goats.
Milly – it was funny when the hippo pooed in the
pool and when the baboon showed its bottom.
Kurt – The Tasmanian Devil is black. It is awesome.
Samantha – My favourite animals were the -lamingo and the barking meerkat and the hippo.
The coolest thing was when the meerkat was
barking. The thing that I was most hoping to see was an emu.
Riley – The weirdest thing was when the hippo yawned. Its mouth was huge! My favourite animal was
a tiger because it came up and ate food.
Toby – My favourite animal was the crocodile. I got my picture taken with it.
Brody – We went to the zoo. I was doing the Tassie Devil.
On November the 11th until November the 14th, Year 11, along with Mr Cole and Miss O’Neil, went to Adelaide
for their end of year trip. Although the trip was extremely fun, it was highly educational also. We visited Flinders
University, Uni SA, University of Adelaide and Saint Marks College. Going to these places was quite an eye
opener. We got to see what Uni life was like and the course that all the uni’s offer. We got to hear from present
students of the Uni and we also got to see what life would be like if living at Saint Marks College. As well as all
of this, we went rock climbing which was great fun, with almost every student participating. We went to the Adelaide zoo, we went to the beach, the Adelaide beach house and of course we went shopping. We had an amazing
time and on behalf of Year 11 I would like to thank Miss O’Neil and Mr Cole for coming along and putting up
with us and our taste in music. It’s safe to say that the teachers
have definitely heard the song “Anaconda”. We would also
like to thank Mr Steahr for organizing the trip as it is greatly
appreciated.
Rachel Buttigieg
Last week the Year 11’s were part of the Kaniva College Work Experience Program or were gainfully
employed.
All of the students taking part in the Work Experience Program received great verbal reports and we are
looking forward to receiving the rest of their feedback sheets over the next week. These students really
do the school proud by their commitment to the placements they have chosen, the respect they show
their mentors and the enthusiasm they display.
Those gainfully employed spent the week under the direction of their employer and took on all the duties of any other employee in that role. These students either went working on various local or interstate
farms or for the West Wimmera Shire. I’m sure their help was greatly appreciated at this busy time of
the year.
This year’s Work Experience students got to learn how to prepare (and taste test) exquisite French patisseries, feed giraffes, collect water specimens and test in a laboratory, learn about marketing events, fix
tricky electrical problems, observe many of the allied health services available to our local community,
create photographic art, help hold wiggling puppies, pack and dispense medicine, attend wool sales and
learn how very busy offices work. One student got to work in a school whose primary section had a
larger student population than the whole of Kaniva!
We would like to thank the following businesses for taking such great care of our students, making a
difference to their career aspirations and strengthening their bonds with our school community.
Hayden Tink Electrical, Kaniva– Dan Rayner
Mulots Patisserie, Hyde Park-Adelaide-Rebecca Wallis
Stawell Gold Mines, Environmental Department-Victoria Taylor
Tatiara Truck and Trailers, Bordertown-Carlee Feder
Halls Gap Zoo, Halls Gap, Melody Maddern
West Wimmera Health Service , Allied Health Nhill and Kaniva and General Nursing-Ellen Wheaton
Horsham City Council, Tourism and Event Development, Horsham-Jaimee Shurdington
Horsham Vet Hospital, Horsham-Tiarnee Vivian
Kingston Pharmacy, Kingston SE-Sarah Nash
Baden Powell College, Melbourne-Rachel Buttigeig
Elders Rural, Horsham-Charlie Maddern
HC Pro, Horsham-Lani Williams Bale
Fisher Farms, Rennie NSW-Lewis Bothe
West Wimmera Shire, Kaniva-Tyson Gordon
Maddern’s Farm, Sandsmere– Jack Bone
Carter’s Farm, Serviceton– Scott Little
Please make sure you have your bathers, swim top and towel.
Week 9
Monday 1st
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
Period 5
Period 6
Report
Writing
Day
Tuesday 2nd
Wednesday 3rd
Thursday 4th
Yr 8
Yr 9
Yr 7
Yr 6
Yr 5
Yr 1
Yr 2/3
Yr 4
Friday 5th
Prep
Second hand books
2015 Booklists
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Parents can arrange their own second
hand books.
The college is happy to place ads in the
newsletter for wanted/sale items.
The following is a list of items that were
used in 2014 and required for 2015.
This year, booklists are again being prepared by Warrnambool
Books.
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Booklists were distributed to families this week.
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This year we are introducing the booklists to 2015 Year 4 students.
This means that students in 2015 Year 4, 5 and 6 will need to purchase their own books and requisites; they will not be supplied by
the school. The Requisite Levy charged by the school at the start of
2015 will be reduced to reflect this.
Year 7
Humanities Alive 1 (2nd Ed) ONLY AVAILABLE
2ND HAND
Pearsons Mathematics 7 - Student Book (Aust Ed)
Students in Prep – Year 3 will be required to purchase the Spelling
book, Maths book and Reading Diary through the booklist system.
Therefore the Spelling book, Maths book and Reading Diary will
not be charged out to families at the start of 2015.
Orders and payment can be made online to Warrnambool Books or
returned to the school by December 10th . An advice card will be
posted to families prior to distribution. There will be a distribution
day held at the school on January 16th or books may be posted out to
families.
Further information concerning the booklist return and distribution
dates is included on the booklist itself.
From the Prep Room
M100W Words
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C
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from
The progress with these important common sight words has been amazing! We are testing students every day if they add their name to the list
before the first bell. Thank you for your assistance at home with this important reading milestone!
Next Tuesday Dec 2nd Mrs Maddern has arranged for the Preps to prepare
a healthy lunch as part of their Health class. For more information please
see the note that was sent home with students with this newsletter.
Mr Taber
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and
little
Year 8
Humanities Alive 2 (2nd Ed) ONLY AVAILABLE
2ND HAND
Pearsons Mathematics 8 - Student Book (Aust Ed)
Year 9
Deadly Unna (Phillip Gwynne)
Pearsons Mathematics 9 - Student Book (Aust Ed)
Year 10
Night (Elie Wiesel)
Humanities Alive 4 ONLY AVAILABLE 2ND
HAND
Pearsons Mathematics 10+10A - Student Book (Aust
Ed)
VCE Refer to book list
For Sale
Year 9 (Mint condition)
Humanities Alive 3
$45
Pearsons Mathematics
$
Oxford Dictionary (mint cond)
$20
Vis Comm Design Units 1-4 (mint cond) $45
IT Applications VCE 3&4 (mint cond) $60
General Maths Units 1&2 $30
Year 9 books For Sale
Deadly Unna (Phillip Gwynne)
Pearsons Mathematics 9
Wanted to Buy
Information Technology VCE Units 1&2 (5th
Ed) (Potts)
Please contact Luke or Beth Grosser
Ph 5393 1230
LIBRARY BOOKS
Just a reminder to check at home for College library books
(often found hiding under the bed, in book shelves, etc).
Calendar
Year
Subject
Topic
Due
5
Maths
Maths sheet
Fridays
6
English
Reading every night,
Spelling
Mondays
6
Maths
Maths mate
Fridays
7
Maths
Statistics Sheets
Tuesday
2nd
December
8
Maths
Homework Sheet
Thursdays
November
25 - 28 Year 4 Victor Harbor
VCE Final Folio Exhibition Heart Felt
Year 11 Headstart
December
1st
Report Writing Day - student free
2-5
Year 10 Headstart
3-4
Year 8 Federation Uni Experience B’rat
4th
Year 1 Minyip
5th
Last Day Year 10
8 - 12 Yr 6 Secondary School Transition
12
Yr 7 Naracoorte Caves
Yr 2 Sleep over
15 - 18 Yr 5-9 Activities Week
17th
Presentation Night 7pm
18th
Pool Party 3.30 finish
Value Awards
Congratulations to the recipients of this week’s college values
awards:
Resilient Rodger
Year 2- Logan Tink
Year 3 - Chanel Obrien
Year 5 - Emersyn Ansell
Prep - Jesse Tink
Year 1 - Mitchell Dickinson
Year 6 – Jimmy Mitchell
WORK OF THE
WEEK
Congratulations
Lucy Mulraney
Prep
For her colouring and letter M
sheet. Lucy’s work is on
display in the College office as
this week’s ‘work of the week’.
Congratulations Lucy!
LeCoin
Français
French Corner. Another important day near
Christmas in France is La Fête des Rois,
which means the Feast of the Kings and
takes place on the 6th of January. In English
we often call it the Epiphany, but it is only
really celebrated in churches in Australia. It
marks the day when Christians believe that
the three wise men came to visit Jesus and
gave him gifts of gold, frankincense and
myrrh. In France it is a public holiday and
there are lots of festivities.
On La Fête des Rois, people eat a special
cake that is shaped a little bit like a crown.
It is called a gallette des rois. Somewhere
inside the cake is a bean or charm. Whoever
eats the piece of cake with the charm in it
gets to be the king or queen for the day.
They might get to wear a cape or a crown
and people will call out ‘vive le roi’ or ‘vive
la rene’ which means ‘long live the king’ or
‘long live the queen’.
This week one person’s name saint has a
feast day. Bonne fête to Riley in Year 2 for
tomorrow.
Mademoiselle Pfeifer
Did you know?
Learning music helps kids
understand other cultures
Found!!
Silver iPod nano.
Please contact the
office if you’ve lost
one.
Careers News
Floor Technology Traineeship
Location: Horsham
Code: 2255829031
Description: WORKCO Group Training on behalf of a local
carpet laying business is seeking an energetic and motivated
person wishing to undertake an apprenticeship in Floor Technology (Carpet Laying). The successful applicant will be working towards completing Certificate III in Floor Technology. This
position represents as an excellent opportunity for a self motivated person wishing to commence a career within this industry. Ideally, the successful applicant should possess: a genuine
interest in the floor covering trade; be physically fit; a desire to
learn all aspects of the trade; good hand/eye coordination; a
reliable, responsible and positive attitude; the ability to work in
a team environment; good communication skills and the ability
to follow instructions.
Duties include but are not limited to: measuring areas to be
covered; estimating and ordering quantities of floor coverings;
fixing underlays of hardboard sheets; laying covering materials;
matching patterns; cutting shapes around fixtures and trimming
edges.
For further details contact Shane Cross on 0418 564 890.
To apply: A cover letter and a full resume to be sent to Shane
Cross at WORKCO Limited, 15-17 Dimboola Road, Horsham,
3400 or email: recruitment@workco.com.au by 5pm, Friday,
12th December 2014.
WORKCO Limited is an equal opportunity employer.
Business Administration/Sales Traineeship
Location: Horsham
Code: 2255712985
Description: WORKCO Group Training on behalf of a Horsham business, are seeking a self motivated person keen to
start a career in sales and business administration. The successful applicant will be working towards completing Certificate
3 in Business Administration.
Ideally, the successful applicant should posses the following
attributes: good communication skills; commitment to excellent
customer service; interested in learning and shows initiative;
proficient computer and keyboarding skills; the ability to follow
direction, and ability to prioritise and manage workloads.
A current driver's licence is essential.
If you are committed to completing a traineeship and are a self
motivated person looking for a career in business and sales,
we would like to hear from you.
For further details contact Shane Cross on 0418 564 890.
To apply: A cover letter and a full resume to be sent to Shane
Cross at WORKCO Limited, 15-17 Dimboola Road, Horsham,
3400 or email: recruitment@workco.com.au by 5pm, Friday,
5th December 2014.
Summer School for School Leavers 2014/15
RSA, RSG, FSH, First Aid, Coffee, Bar & Waiter
$50
on payment plan
Hospitality Training Australia is bringing back its popular Summer School for School Leavers program commencing 1 December 2015 at locations across Melbourne and Regional Victoria.
For $50* get essential certificates in RSA, RSG, FSH and First Aid. Plus you receive practical skills in Coffee, Bar, Waiter, Wine
and Cocktails. It is specifically designed for school leavers and university students to help them transition from school to the
workforce and start earning money.
Enrol now for any of these locations:
Melbourne CBD * Geelong * Essendon * Mooroolbark * Eltham * Lalor * Bairnsdale * Ballarat * Shepparton * Werribee * Williamstown * Healesville * Gisborne * Horsham * Beechworth * Brighton * Rowville * Berwick * Wonthaggi * Yarrawonga *
Cranbourne * Nagambie * Benalla * Swan Hill * Windsor * Daylesford * Frankston * Bendigo * Wangaratta * Warrnambool *
Pakenham * Noble Park * Mornington * Seymour
A detailed timetable is available online for each location
Costs & Inclusions:
$125 Enrolment free, or $50 for Certificate III in Hospitality and a second payment of $75 to continue to complete Certificate IV
in Hospitality. (*An eligibility criteria applies for government subsidised training) covers all you need:
All learning and assessment materials, equipment, ingredients and resources;
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Full participation in all training and activities;
A Statement of Results and compliance certificates.
Graduate opportunities for casual or part-time employment exist with the following contract catering companies this summer: Delaware North, Spotless Food Services and Peter Rowland Catering.
Learn More
Visit www.hosptrain.vic.edu.au/summerschool to learn more and to enrol in Summer School for School Leaves 2014/15.
KANIVA YOUTH
Grade 6 to year 12 age most
welcome
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DONATIONS NEEDED
Christmas Activities Week
Donations of clean, empty large coffee jars, or pasta
Friday
Nov Family Night at Servi sauce jars (Dolmio, Raguletto), are needed for activities
Community Clubrooms. Dinner Served by week.
Kaniva Youth, Youth meet Kaniva
Also, if anyone has small succulent plants or cacti, old
Church of Christ 6.00pm Families to
cups and saucers (don’t have to match), or
Servi at 7.00pm. Please RSVP for
small jam jars, they would be greatly
catering purposes
appreciated for Activities Week.
Items can be delivered to the office.
28th
LINK Neighbourhood House
ACFE—Adult and Further Community
Education
Training for Committees - Governance Training
LAST WORKSHOP - Plan for the future - Thursday 27th of November FROM 7PM
Boat Licence
THIS SUNDAY 30th of November from 8:30am - 12:30pm - MUST book before 1pm
Friday. Numbers needed for course to go ahead. $135 Full licence 16 years and over. Restricted licence 1215years.
An invitation is extended to the Volunteers of the Kaniva Community to join
Volunteering Western Victoria, West Wimmera Shire Council and LINK
Neighbourhood House to a morning tea at Heartlfelt to celebrate International
Volunteer Day and have a Christmas Breakup for Volunteering organisations. If you volunteer at the
school, on a committee, in an organisation or in any capacity we would love to see you there. Please
RSVP
Contact LINK for details and to register : 53922865, Kaniva LINK Neighbourhood House (facebook) or
kanivalc@bigpond.net.au
Junior Div 4 Cricket
Roster: Parent helpers
29/11/14 Stimson & Kuchel
6/12/14 Holland & Munn
Helpers jobs include:
Encouragement, Promoting good sportsmanship, scoring and umpiring
Revised Senior Basketball Draw 2014-15
Date
4th Dec
11th Dec
5th Feb
12th Feb
19th Feb
26th Feb
Time
5.15
Teams
Blue V White
Scorer/Timekeeper
Dodson/?
6.05
Black V Red
Hawker/Williams
5.15
Black V Blue
Mitchell/Elliott
6.05
Green V White
Maddern/Hodges
5.15
Blue V White
Dodson/Bothe
6.05
Black V Red
Natt/Verrall
5.15
White V Red
Stimson/Hawker
6.05
Blue V Green
King/McDonald
5.15
Red V Green
Braunstein/L Hicks
6.05
White V Black
McFarlane/Dodson
5.15
Green V Black
Holland/Williams
6.05
Red V Blue
Fiscalini/Coleman
5th March
5.15
Semi Final 1 V 4
TBA
12th March
6.05
5.10
Semi Final 2 V 3
GRAND FINAL
TBA
Committee
Basketball News
A revised senior draw is listed
above. This was necessary to ensure that teams get to play a more
even number of matches. Please
see Kerrie Dodson if you have any
queries regarding this.
Teams have also been revised,
with some changes being made in
both junior and senior grades.
Hopefully this will allow for a
more even competition.
WEST WIMMERA HEALTH
SERVICE
Junior Kitchen Assistants
Casual Positions - Kaniva
We are seeking applications from motivated and enthusiastic
individuals aged 15 – 17 years, for Junior Kitchen Assistant
positions at the Kaniva campus.
These positions will include working after school, weekends
and during school holiday periods from 3.00pm – 6.00pm and
applicants must be able to work in a team environment.
For further information or to obtain a Position Description,
please contact Mrs. Linda White, Executive Assistant, on
phone: 53914222 or email lwhite@wwhs.net.au
Written applications, including the names and contact phone
numbers of three (3) referees, should be addressed to Mrs.
Linda White, Executive Assistant, and submitted by the closing
date Friday 12th December 2014.
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Employment is contingent
undertaking a Police Check
on
successful
Mr. J.N. Smith PSM, Chief Executive Officer,
West Wimmera Health Service,
P.O. Box 231, NHILL, VIC. 3418.
applicants
Canteen News:
Gluten Free!!
Banana Bread $1
Orange muffins $1
Christmas
Special
Mince pies $1
Price Changes
Muffin Pizzas $1 for 1/2 a muffin
Zooper Doopers .50c
Fandangles Choc Shmallow and
Fairy Floss $1.50
Dixie Cups $1.50
Free Organ
Hammond organ in
good condition. Free to
good home. Contact
Lucy on 0422 742 083
or see Miss Pfeifer at
school.
KANIVA COMMUNITY SPORTING COMPLEX
TENDER FOR MANAGEMENT, CLEANING
AND GARDEN MAINTENANCE
Tenders
are
invited
for
the
Management, Cleaning and Garden
Maintenance at the Kaniva Community
Sporting Complex in accordance with
the Specification of Duties.
Tender documents may be obtained by contacting Angela
Veitch at the Council Offices, 15 Baker Street, Kaniva, Phone
(03) 53927700 or at taegansalt@westwimmera.vic.gov.au
Tenders to be addressed to Kaniva Community Sporting
Complex Committee of Management, PO Box 15, Kaniva.
Tenders close - 4.00 p.m. on Friday 5 December 2014.
Late tenders and those received by facsimile will not be
considered. The lowest or any tender is not necessarily
accepted.
ANGELA VEITCH
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Kaniva Leeor United Netball
Club
invites applications for all
Senior and Junior Coaches.
Applications close
December 8th
Post to: PO Box 109, Kaniva
VIC, 3419
email:
delilu@bigpond.com