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SCHOOL CALENDAR
Jugiong Public School
Explore. Discover. Learn Dear All,
Welcome to the last week of this
term. This is the last newsletter for the term and there will be no newsletter for the first week back,
due to Anzac Day. Our next news-letter will be on Wednesday 2nd May.
Thank you to Mrs Weston and Mrs Lenehan for organising the
“Enrichment Day” tomorrow. The students will have a full day of healthy, physical activity. There
will be yoga, aerobics, tabloid games, skipping and in the end, an Easter Egg hunt (not completely
healthy-but chocoholics will argue that chocolate is good for you). I must also thank Steph Hyles for
volunteering her expert services.
For lunch on Thursday students
are going to make their own “healthy wraps”. Thanks Steph and Jenny Polimeni for organising the
fillings and wraps.
I am looking forward to the Jugiong Disco on Thursday night
and the Year 6 Disco shop. It sounds like a fun night. Thank you
to all those parents who are super-vising.
Already there are a number of ac-
tivities organised for next term. From Week 5 to Week 9 we are having Zumba here at the school,
Bongongo Public School will be joining us every Friday for those
weeks.
A professional instructor will be coming to run the program for the
five weeks.
In Week 4 the national testing program for all Year 3 and Year 5
students is taking place, this pro-gram has the name NAPLAN. All students in those years take part
in the test.
There will also be numerous ath-
letic style events (cross countries and athletics carnivals). These events will include either the
whole school or the “elite ath-letes”.
I hope everybody has a happy and safe Easter break. Please be careful on the roads and students
be sensible in their play activities.
Regards
Russell
Quote
“The problem with automatic cars is that they’re still being driven by
manual brains”.—P.K. Shaw
Did You Know?
The Spanish explorer Cortes discovered the Aztecs drink-ing chocolate in Central America in 1519. It was rather bitter so the Spanish added sugar. The Spanish kept its preparation as a se-cret from other countries for over 100 years.
King Henri Christophe (1767-1820) of Haiti had himself anointed with chocolate syrup at his coronation, as a symbol of the importance of coca to the economy.
Email:[email protected] Phone: 69 454210
Fax: 69 454388 Web Site: www.jugiong-p.schools.nsw.edu.au
TERM 1 W EEK 11
W ED 4TH APRIL 2012
2012 TERM 1
Week 11
Thurs 5th April-Enrichment Day—JRFH
-Yr 6 Disco Fundraiser
Last day Term 1
TERM 2
Week 1
Mon 23rd April– Staff Return– SDD
Tues 24th April—Students Return
Wed 25th April—ANZAC DAY
(School marching in Harden)
Week 2
Tues 1st May– Video Conf Explorers
Fri 4th—Bongongo Cross Country
Week 3
Mon 7th—Primary Assembly
Thur 10th—Bowning Athletics Carnival
P & C Fundraising
Sock It To You
Australian Wool Products
Orders to be returned to the school by Thursday 5th April or given to
Jenny Polimeni at Gino’s.
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ANZAC DAY
The school will be continuing its tradition of attending the Harden Anzac march on Anzac Day. All stu-dents who attend will be required to be in full school uniform. Times for the march will be advertised later.
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SES PLAYTPUS VISITS THE STUDENTS AT JUGIONG
Jugiong Motor Inn
Last Friday’s raffle winners were – Jug Beavis, Stacey, Alan and John Scully (donated
back).
The motel will be closed Good Friday due to licensing restric-tions. Tom the seafood man will call at the motel at approxi-mately 6.30pm this Thursday in lieu of Friday. Should anyone like to order specially for the Easter period please phone
Tom on 0402291782
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The Elephant Trunk Show
Easter Sale
@ The Sir George Jugiong
Beautiful pure pashmina, Cash-mere and wool shawls and Scarves for both men and women will be on show, as
wells as new seasons jackets and bargains on a wide range of clothing. We are also offer-ing bedspreads, throws, quilts and quilt covers and an exclu-sive range of pure wool hand embroidered blankets and co-
ordinating robes. Jewellery with precious and semi –precious
stones in silver and gold
will be on sale
Shop Hours
Friday 6th April until Monday 9th April 20112 from 10.00am
to 5.00pm
For more info go to elephant-
trunkshow.com
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Jugiong Group
Fitness WEDNESDAYS 6.30-
7.30PM
Classes start again for term 2 on Wednesday 2nd May
- 18th June. (8 weeks).
Note the change in time -
6.30-7.30pm
Group exercise is a great way to kick start your own exercise
routine.
We have fun, we support and encourage each other and we
get FIT. This gives us more en-ergy, making us feel better
physically and mentally.
$12 each session, $10 pen-
sioners.
Please bring along water, towel, yoga matt, hand weights and get ready for a hour full of
fun, laughter & energy!
Enquiries - Steph Hyles 0427
201293 or 62277844
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Jugiong Campdraft
4th,5th,6th, May
Cattle dog trial 5pm Fri-
day Dog Trial entries to
by 10.4.12
Drafting all weekend
Saturday night Campdrafting
and Final of the
Dog Trial.
Bar and BBQ all weekend
Enquires Marianne Wallis
69454257
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*WIZARD AND OZ MAGIC
RETURNS*
An eccentric brilliant piano player. Incredible voice and tal-
ent on guitar.
Every performance ends in
roars and cheers for more.
Strong demand keeps An-drew and David returning to
TAC.
Their next show
is SATURDAY APRIL 27th.
Come from 6.30 pm for 7.30pm start. Cabaret style. BYO friends, drinks and
nibbles.
Bookings now open at Kevin
Deep Clothing ( near IGA )
Adults $20 School age
$10 Family $60
Check them out:
www.wizardandoz.com
JUGIONG JOURNALJUGIONG JOURNAL 4th April 2012
COMING EVENTS 4th--23rd Apr- Art Exhibit
10/4/12—JAG Meeting –7.30pm
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CHURCH NEWS ANGLICAN
Easter Service-Christ Church 10.30am
10:30am - 1st & 3rd Sunday
CATHOLIC
EASTER MASS/LITURGY TIMES
Holy Thurs 6pm Liturgy and Pascal Meal
Good Friday- 3pm Stations of Cross and Holy Communion
Easter Sunday- 10am Mass
Mass time for April 10am Mass - 8th, 22nd & 29th
Liturgy 10am - 1st & 15th.
Gundagai Combined Community Choir singing at Jugiong 29th April (time to be advised)
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Hall and/or Grounds Bookings P: 6945 4336
2012 Apr– 21st, May-4th.5th. 6th, 12th.
July-14th & 15th,
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DEFIBRILLATOR-Located in
carport @ Police Stn
Emergency access 24hrs
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TRANSFER STATION Thursday & Saturday 1:15pm to 4pm
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‘FILLING THE WELL’ Recent works by
STEPHANIE CORKHILL HYLES
30TH March – 23rd April 2012 THE JUGIONG WINE CELLAR
Riverside Dr, Jugiong, Enquiries - 69 454239. Signature jewellery by Caroline Andersen. Sponsored by
Chalkers Crossing Wines ————————
Gundalong Polo
Tournament
Join us for a great day/night
out at the Gundalong
Country Polo, Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th April! Real cof-fee, Lunch and Dinner with live enter-tainment on Saturday evening (shuttle service provided on Sat eve-ning) Off the Bouyeo Rd – Coppa-
bella Rd.
Friends/Family/Children all welcome
JUGIONG
COMMUNITY
FLURO DISCO
Thursday 5th April 6pm to 10pm @
The Sir George Jugiong
All Children up to 16yrs @ $15 in-cludes pizza. Up to school age
$7.50
Supervised Disco Room for the children, parents please stay on the premises. Fundraising for the Jugiong School P&C and Year 6
Leaders. ——————————
JUGIONG GOLF CLUB
MEMBERSHIP FEES 2012:
Adult Membership: $50.00
Juniors U16: $20.00
Primary school: Free
Fees due 31.3.2012
Jugiong golf course is an
18 Hole course with sand greens.
VISITORS MOST WELCOME
Greenfees:
Members: $5.00/week
Visitors: $5.00/round
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News from JAG JAG meetings will be held every second month at the Blue Room
on every second Tuesday at 7:30pm
unless there has to be change and this will be posted on the notice
board at the BP. Dates of Meetings:
Tuesday 10 April Tuesday 12 June
Tuesday 14 August Tuesday 9 October - AGM
Tuesday 11 December Presently new signs are being
made for the recreational grounds and park area.
Please come to the meeting and contribute any ideas for this won-derful village and help with its up-
keep.
NEXT JAG MEETING
TUESDAY 10 APRIL 2012
7.30pm in the Blue Room
All Welcome
POLOCROSSE NEWS
Over the last month, Jugiong has had players
attend both Yass and Lake George carnivals. Hayley
Crommelin and Ricky Mitchell played with Yass at Yass carnival, and were in the winning A grade side. Ricky received Best Male player of the carnival. Jugiong
fielded an A grade side for Lake George’s carnival, winning the
final very convincingly against Al-bury 15-4. Only a few weeks left and our state players, Will, San-dra, Todd, Hayley, Pat and Ben will head off to the Nationals in
Warwick, QLD. Kelvin has also got himself a run with the subbies in
demonstration games at this year’s Sydney show, so Go Kel-
vin! For those of you sitting on the sidelines, there is still plenty of
time to sign up and get your horses into shape! Our first local
carnival will be Wagga on the 12th of may. And keep your ears open for our 50th anniversary dinner
later this year!
Happiness is a good book and a spot in the sun.
