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1 ISSUE 17 Galen Catholic College Newsletter NOVEMBER 16, 2017 Juniors light up the stage in Down the Rabbit Hole See more cast and crew photos online:

2 What s On Thurs Nov 16 - Yr 11 Study Day Thurs Nov 16 - Yr 7 & Yr 10 Injections Fri Nov 17 - Yr 11 Exams begin Mon Nov 20-24: Yr 9 Adventure Camp Mon Nov 20-24: Yr 11 VCAL Placement Mon Nov 20-23: Yr 11 Exams Tues Nov 21-23: Yr 10 Exams Thurs Nov 23 - Yr 12 Graduation Evening Fri Nov 24 - Report Writing Day (student free day) Mon Nov 27 - Headstart Program: Wk 1 Mon Dec 4 - Headstart Program: Wk 2 Fri Dec 8: Years 7-11 Last Day of Term 4 Fri Dec 8 - Year level Masses: Years 7 & 8: Period 1 & 2 Years 9 & 10: Period 3 & 4 Year 11: Period 5 & 6 Mon Dec 11-15: Staff PD Week Fri Dec 15 - Last day for staff View the calendar online: Upcoming Events View upcoming Galen events online via your web browser on a computer or smartphone. Simply go to: and scroll down to Upcoming Events. Galen Parents Association Prayer Gathering The Galen Parent s Association have brought forward an initiative for the College community to gather in prayer. We join our faith in God to pray for our students, their families, Galen staff and our community at large. The initiative is to support, encourage and inspire our community for a future filled with hope. Students and staff at Galen will have the opportunity to submit any prayer requests for the group to pray to about. Requests can be anonymous and privacy will be honoured. Please join us for however long or short a time you are able, then have a cuppa with us in the Soul Food Cafe centre before you head off into your day. Dates: Tues 14th November, Tues 28th November Tues 12th December Location: Soul Food Café Time: 7:45am to 8:20am For enquires please contact: GPA@galen.vic.edu.au Parents Association Meeting The next Parents Association Meeting is scheduled for Monday November 27th 6.30pm at the Precinct Restaurant for a meeting and end of year celebrations. All are warmly welcomed and invited to attend. Middle School Bake Sale The Middle School Student Leadership Group raised $210 for local children in care through a bake sale planned, created and ran by student leaders. The bake sale ran across two days of recesses and lunchtimes, beginning on Wednesday November 8. The representatives worked co-operatively to plan and co-ordinate their food and baked in their free time over the long weekend. Year 9 leaders sold cakes and slices at recess on Wednesday, with Year 10 leaders taking over at lunch, and both year levels helping out on Thursday. All cakes and slices were priced between 50 cents and two dollars. I would like to thank our teachers for letting us miss some class time to set-up and pack-up the bake sale, Mrs McLeod for letting us use the food tech refrigerators, and the Middle School Student Leadership Group for an excellent end to the year. By Macey Gillman State Athletics To view the monthly college calendar, go to the Calendar tab on the homepage menu. 2 Reflections Newsletter Congratulations to the students who participated in the State Secondary Athletics Day at the Lakeside Stadium, on the 23rd October The team consisted of Brylee Wilson, Maddy O Keefe, Ryan Cole, Flynn Hill, Adam Enever, Jessie Gerrish, Darcy Lindsey Kelsie Wilson, Talia McLaurin, Jessica Gillies, Meg Allan and Jessie Gerrish. Kelsie Wilson had an outstanding day, placing 3rd in the 200m, and 2nd in hurdles. The girls relay team placed 4th with a time of 53.88s. A full set of results can be found on the SSV website vic.edu.au, under State Results. Thanks to the parents who were able to transport and support their children on the day, it was very much appreciated.

3 Remembrance Day Congratulations to Lauren Sykes and her Year 9 History class and Laurie Burt and the Middle School Student Leaders for their very respectful and moving ceremony to mark Remembrance Day. The students who led the ceremony performed their respective roles most impressively, including the laying of two wreaths in front of the flagpoles. 3

Galen IT guy awarded Apprenticeship Factory s Trainee of the Year WANGARATTA s Jesse Gardner-Russell is set for a promising career in IT.

Shepparton on Thursday, October 26. The awards aim to celebrate the apprentices and trainees who bring pride, passion, professionalism and performance to their work environments.

It meant a lot to me that in such a short span of time he had felt that I was deserving of that, the 19 year old said.

Jesse was up against 17 nominees in the Trainee of the Year category and won the award for his punctuality, pride in his work, interest in his role and initiative and responsibility at work.

4 Galen IT guy awarded Apprenticeship Factory s Trainee of the Year WANGARATTA s Jesse Gardner-Russell is set for a promising career in IT. Jesse, an IT support trainee at Galen Catholic College, received the awards for the Trainee of the Year and Certificate III Trainee of the Year at the Apprenticeship Factory s annual awards night in Shepparton on Thursday, October 26. The awards aim to celebrate the apprentices and trainees who bring pride, passion, professionalism and performance to their work environments. Jesse admitted being nominated by his manager, Jason Robinson, of NetTek, felt like a greater milestone than actually receiving the award. It meant a lot to me that in such a short span of time he had felt that I was deserving of that, the 19 year old said. Seeing so many talented and hardworking individuals that were also nominated truly brought home just how big of an achievement this is. Jesse was up against 17 nominees in the Trainee of the Year category and won the award for his punctuality, pride in his work, interest in his role and initiative and responsibility at work. His work at Galen involved updating and improving repairs and help desk documentation processes. I honestly don t even think of it as work as I m usually having a blast, Jesse said. While I have spent a lot of time and effort throughout the year, involving a lot of trial and error, the work itself was rewarding. What initially began as minor adjustments in the devices used to log information and communicating with appropriate parties quickly evolved into a more complex system that completely replaced the old processes. For every module of the ticketing system that was completed, it saved considerably more time in the long term than it took to make. Jesse graduated from Galen last year and began his role as trainee in January. He will move to Melbourne to study science at Melbourne University next year after finishing up at the school next month and spending time exploring Europe with money from the award. Article by Cadet Journalist, Freyja Postlethwaite (2016 Galen Graduate) Courtesy of the Wangaratta Chronicle THE IT GUY: Galen Catholic College former student and IT support trainee, Jesse Gardner-Russell, was ecstatic to be awarded the Apprenticeship Factory s Trainee of the Year. Coming Soon! Australian National VEX Robotics Championships December 2nd Wangaratta Indoor Sport and Aquatic Centre 10am 3pm 70 teams from all over Australia! Including Primary, Secondary and University students! Teams will be vying to represent Australia at the World Champs in Louisville Kentucky in Reflections Newsletter

Australian National VEX Robotics Championships DTAC (Digital Technologies Advisory Committee) Wangaratta, have been working closely with VEX Australia and DATTA Vic (Design and Technology Teachers

Last year Wangaratta held the National Champs with 24 teams competing in the VEX EDR (Secondary students), and 5 Teams in the VEX IQ (Primary students).

Due to the growth of VEX robotics in Australia this will be the biggest VEX Robotics Event ever held in Australia - right here in Wangaratta!

The growth has been impressive not only in the region but all over Australia.

Skills that our students need for the future.

order to succeed in each season. Teamwork and collaboration is the key to success for any team.

This means students have to work together with another group of students from another school to come up with a winning strategy, looking at the design element of each of their robots.

5 Australian National VEX Robotics Championships DTAC (Digital Technologies Advisory Committee) Wangaratta, have been working closely with VEX Australia and DATTA Vic (Design and Technology Teachers Association) to hold the VEX Robotics Championships here in Wangaratta. Last year Wangaratta held the National Champs with 24 teams competing in the VEX EDR (Secondary students), and 5 Teams in the VEX IQ (Primary students). We saw three local teams compete and two teams get into the finals. Due to the growth of VEX robotics in Australia this will be the biggest VEX Robotics Event ever held in Australia - right here in Wangaratta! And the first time a VEX U level will be held for University. There will about 12 local teams competing in the VEX EDR event and 5 in the VEX IQ event. The growth has been impressive not only in the region but all over Australia. The take up of VEX Robotics is due to the nature of the competitions, and the STEM Skills involved it is all about cooperation, teamwork, design, problem solving and programming. Skills that our students need for the future. In all levels of VEX competitions, students must design, build and program a robot for a specific competition game each season there is a new challenge, so a whole new Robot has to be designed in order to succeed in each season. Teamwork and collaboration is the key to success for any team. To highlight the teamwork and spirit of VEX Competitions each team is randomly drawn an alliance partner for each match. This means students have to work together with another group of students from another school to come up with a winning strategy, looking at the design element of each of their robots. If you don t collaborate and make a strategic plan there can be chaos on the field. VEX IQ Ringmaster Challenge 2017 is for Primary level students. The robots are built from lego style pieces. VEX EDR In the Zone 2017 is for Secondary aged students, these are more like mecano style robot pieces. VEX U In the Zone 2017 is the same challenge as the secondary aged students, however they are allowed to customize their robots parts, and have more flexibility in the design, yet still have certain size restrictions as per the VEX EDR. For more information, please contact: maree.timms@galen.vic.edu.au VEX Australia Australian National VEX Robotics Championships Saturday December 2 nd 10am 3pm Wangaratta Indoor Sports & Aquatic Centre HP Barr Reserve, Schilling Dr, Wangaratta VIC 3677 Come and Watch over 60 teams from all over Australia battle it out for a chance to represent Australia in the World Championships in the USA. For more info: Travis.Burroughs@gmail.com or Maree.Timms@galen.vic.edu.au 5

Galen Parent Evening Focus on girls with author and media identity Melinda Tankard Reist A FREE event sponsored by the Galen Parents Association Melinda Tankard Reist is an author, speaker, media

She is best known for her work addressing sexualisation, objectification, harms of pornography, sexual exploitation, trafficking and violence against women.

6 Galen Parent Evening Focus on girls with author and media identity Melinda Tankard Reist A FREE event sponsored by the Galen Parents Association Melinda Tankard Reist is an author, speaker, media commentator, blogger and advocate for women and girls. She is best known for her work addressing sexualisation, objectification, harms of pornography, sexual exploitation, trafficking and violence against women. Melinda is author/editor of five books including Getting Real: Challenging the Sexualisation of Girls (Spinifex Press, 2009), now in its 9th printing, Big Porn Inc: Exposing the harms of the global pornography industry (Spinifex Press, 2011, co-edited with Dr Abigail Bray) and her new release Prostitution Narratives: Stories of survival in the sex trade. (Spinifex Press, 2016, co-edited with Dr Caroline Norma) An opinion writer, Melinda is also a regular on morning television and has appeared on ABC s Q&A and The Gruen Sessions as well as many other TV and radio programs. Melinda is co-founder of the grassroots campaigning movement, Collective Shout: for a world free of sexploitation, exposing corporations, advertisers and marketers who objectify women and sexualise girls to sell products and services. An ambassador for World Vision Australia, Compassion Australia and the Raise Foundation, Melinda is named in the Who s Who of Australian Women and the World Who s Who of Women. Melinda will be at Galen on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th November as part of the Headstart program. The Galen Parent Association has sponsored this visit and there will be a presentation for parents and interested persons on the evening of 29/11/17 commencing at 6.30 for 7pm. The presentation will take place in the Max Fletcher Auditorium. This event is free but we would appreciate an RSVP to Julie.oste@galen.vic.edu.au Melinda will work with the year 9 girls the following morning. 6 Reflections Newsletter

Winners of the Italian exchange scholarship 2017 All set for Italy: Olivia Annett, Georgia Scott, Liam Kendall, Carla Speziale and Siobhan McMahon.

They will also spend three days in Rome before they return home at the beginning of the school year.

In the past few weeks, students of Year 8 Italian have been working on a research project about the most famous of Italian food, PASTA!

7 Winners of the Italian exchange scholarship 2017 All set for Italy: Olivia Annett, Georgia Scott, Liam Kendall, Carla Speziale and Siobhan McMahon. Congratulations to the Year 11 students above who received a $600 scholarship. The students will spend two months in Italy living with a host family and attending a Senior High School. They will also spend three days in Rome before they return home at the beginning of the school year. While abroad, the Year 11s will gain valuable language skills and each of them are looking forward to experiencing Italy s rich culture. In the past few weeks, students of Year 8 Italian have been working on a research project about the most famous of Italian food, PASTA! What a better way of completing their research than going to the kitchen and making authentic Italian pasta from scratch! Flour, eggs, salt and taaaa daaaa! Italian Pasta Making Students made different types of pasta, such as fettuccine (large flat noodles), farfalle (bow ties or butterflies) and cavatelli rigati (there s no English translation for these ones!). At the end, they all ate their pasta with either tomato sauce or carbonara seasoning. Buonissima! 7

Year 11 Music visit Our Lady's Primary students The Year 11 music class recently visited Our Lady s Primary

The entire school enjoyed a wide range of songs including the Ray Charles hit Hit the Road Jack, Waiting for the

The class planned all aspects of the visit including making contact with the school, choosing and learning the

Principal Mark Walsh expressed how wonderful it was to see former students Jai Crispin and Carla Speziale

8 Year 11 Music visit Our Lady's Primary students The Year 11 music class recently visited Our Lady s Primary School to perform a concert in their wonderful hall. The entire school enjoyed a wide range of songs including the Ray Charles hit Hit the Road Jack, Waiting for the world to change by John Mayer and Love me again a song by John Newman just to name a few. The class planned all aspects of the visit including making contact with the school, choosing and learning the songs to be performed and working out what equipment would be required and then how to set and pack it up. Principal Mark Walsh expressed how wonderful it was to see former students Jai Crispin and Carla Speziale returning to the school to perform with their class mates at such a high level. Well done to all students involved. David Ashfield Director of Music VCAL Pizza Ovens Under Construction Year 11 VCAL Work Related Skills students have been busy constructing pizza ovens and expect the project to be completed in a few weeks. Once finished they will certainly be enjoyed by the college community for many years to come. 8 Reflections Newsletter

Open Sun - Wed 9am-4pm and Thurs - Sat 9am-5pm Year 8 Basketball Congratulations to the Year 8 Galen Basketball Team who had 3

9 7-11 Arts at Wangaratta Visitor Info Centre Work from Years 7-11 Visual Arts students is now on-show at Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre. Make sure you get along to see our talented students creative efforts. On display until November 29th. Open Sun - Wed 9am-4pm and Thurs - Sat 9am-5pm Year 8 Basketball Congratulations to the Year 8 Galen Basketball Team who had 3 wins on the 27th of October. The team will next go on to play in Melbourne for the State Championships. Good luck boys! 9

Benalla Field & Game Clay Target shooting Will Creed achieves 1st place On Monday the 16th October 18 students from Galen Catholic College travelled to Benalla to take part in the Annual Benalla

Our Galen shooters acquitted themselves very well, with 14 of the 18 students shooting at least 50% or better on a challenging course.

10 Benalla Field & Game Clay Target shooting Will Creed achieves 1st place On Monday the 16th October 18 students from Galen Catholic College travelled to Benalla to take part in the Annual Benalla College P-12 Field & Game shoot held at the Reef Hills State Park complex. The format comprised 2 rounds of 10 targets each, at 5 different stations, for a total possible score of 20/20. Our Galen shooters acquitted themselves very well, with 14 of the 18 students shooting at least 50% or better on a challenging course. Jacob Motha shot a 17, Angus Beck & Michael Cooper shot a 16, Ryan Cole & James McIntyre shot a 15, Katelyn Van Gastelen shot a 10 and our best performed shooter on the day, Will Creed, shot an impressive 19/20. Will shot an 9/10 1st round and a perfect 10/10 2nd round. This was good enough for him to win the D Comensoli Trophy on the day. Congratulations Will, on a fantastic effort. Thanks to Amanda White for all her help organising and Will Nolan for helping out on the day and a special thank you to all our students who conducted themselves impeccably on the day. Peter ODonohue 10 Reflections Newsletter

Year 7 Volleyball On Monday 16th November the Yr 7 girls team of Beth Cope, Emma Hughes, Georgia McGuffie, Annabelle Wilson, Lilian Direen, Maya Ackroyd, Mietta Habets and Yasmine Budic competed in

Beth Cope was our captain and served brilliantly all day, and the support and encouragement every girl gave was fabulous to see- their skills improved rapidly across the games and I know they re

11 Year 7 Volleyball On Monday 16th November the Yr 7 girls team of Beth Cope, Emma Hughes, Georgia McGuffie, Annabelle Wilson, Lilian Direen, Maya Ackroyd, Mietta Habets and Yasmine Budic competed in the Volleyball competition at the Barr Reserve, winning 2 games and displaying great sportsmanship. Beth Cope was our captain and served brilliantly all day, and the support and encouragement every girl gave was fabulous to see- their skills improved rapidly across the games and I know they re already looking to go one better next year- well done girls! Girls Year 7 Table Tennis On Tuesday 31st of October the year 7 girls competed in their Hume Region Table Tennis finals. The team consisting of Beth Cope, Caitlin Somerville, Yasmine Budic and Emma Hughes, were successful on the day and were able to take out first place in the Hume championships. In our first game against Wangaratta High School, we won all four singles and all doubles and ran out winning six games to nil. The next game was against Tallangatta and once again the girls showed very good skills, and ran out winners five games to one. Congratulations to all girls who played extremely well on the day and will now go on to play at the state championships in Melbourne on Wednesday November 16th. Good luck girls. A special thank you to Mr.Burt for taking the team to and from the table tennis and giving them the chance to train as well. Yasmin Budic 11

Boys Year 8, 9 & 10 Table Tennis Yr 8 Boys Table Tennis team won 5-1, 6 0, 6 0 9 & 10 Boys Table Tennis Team won 6 0, 6 0, 6 0 On Thursday the 2nd of November, the year 8 boys table tennis team

The team consisted of Joe Allen, Fraser Holland-Dean, Rhys Rigoni, Alex McCarthy, tom Johnstone and Tom Gerrish. We won our first game, 5 games to 1 against Notre Dame.

12 Boys Year 8, 9 & 10 Table Tennis Yr 8 Boys Table Tennis team won 5-1, 6 0, & 10 Boys Table Tennis Team won 6 0, 6 0, 6 0 On Thursday the 2nd of November, the year 8 boys table tennis team played in the Hume Region finals. They played 3 other teams on the day Notre Dame Shepparton, Seymour and Yarrawonga. The team played extremely well and came away winning the Region Final. The team consisted of Joe Allen, Fraser Holland-Dean, Rhys Rigoni, Alex McCarthy, tom Johnstone and Tom Gerrish. We won our first game, 5 games to 1 against Notre Dame. Fraser, Rhys and Alex played well and had three easy wins. Tom Gerrish s classy defence got us over the line in the double s while Tom Johnstone played a great game in the doubles. The second game was won easily by Galen and once again all the boys worked well together. In the last game, we played our arch rivals Seymour. They didn t trouble us with their tactics playing their best player number 2 but once again Fraser Holland Dean knocked him off. Alex McCarthy played a ripper and the blitzing Rhys Rigoni showed off his sneaky skills to fight out a huge 5th setter that set us up for the eventual win. The boys are now off to state on the 27th of November for the second time in a row. We are looking to go one better this year. On November the 2nd the intermediate boys played table tennis at the Hume Region stage in Wangaratta at the Showgrounds. The team consisted of Andrew Linder, Lewis Holland-Dean, Sammy Allen and Lachie Carboon. The boys played Notre Dame first and didn t drop one set with Andrew Lindner playing his usual 3 nil match. Coming off a good win we then played Yarrawonga P-12 and again didn t drop one set, this time Sam Allen had a convincing easy win show casing his talent. Finally we played Seymour Secondary College. These matches were all a battle with Lachlan Carboon coming playing a good array of shots and Lewis Holland Dean being the real stand out playing a tough 4 set match. The intermediate boys came out on top winning all 3 games 6 to 0. We will now advance to state finals in Melbourne on the 27th of November. Thanks to Laurie Burt for coaching and training us. Fraser Holland-Dean 12 Reflections Newsletter

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A big thank you on behalf of ZONTA for the students who recently put together birthing kits for women in third world countries. You re each fine examples of putting social justice into action.

16 Social Justice: Birthing Kits Cows create careers And prizes! Well done to the Year 7.4 and 7.7 Cows Create Careers program students who recently did Galen proud winning a number of awards for their great work amongst 14 schools in the North East and Southern Riverina. A big thank you on behalf of ZONTA for the students who recently put together birthing kits for women in third world countries. You re each fine examples of putting social justice into action. Your gesture to help others less fortunate speaks volumes about you each as caring citizens making a difference in the world. The Year 7 winning entries included a Powerpoint presentation, a video and a web page. Their work can be viewed via the links below. Galen also won a school prize of $500 for the Science department. 1st prize (7.4 Lara Gorman, Elizabeth Grant) 2nd prize along with Tumbarumba (7.7 Millie Allan, Tayah Wohlers, Jarrod Bowering, James Keys) 3rd Prize (7.7 Julia Mullens, Tamelia White) sites.google.com/galen.vic.edu.au/the-5thfood-group Uniform Shop Opening Hours Tuesday: 10.00am pm Thursday: 1.00pm pm Direct Line: uniform.shop@galen.vic.edu.au Leadership Team Bernard Neal: Principal Patrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal Staff & Students Marie Salinger: Deputy Principal Learning & Teaching Genevieve O Reilly: Deputy Principal Catholic Identity Dom Giannone: Business Manager Anthony Batters: Professional Development Co-ordinator Kylie Quin: Daily Organiser Mick Grogan: Senior School Director Rob Walker: Middle School Director Wendy Chuck: Junior School Director Rebekah Couston: Human Resources Manager The best way to contact Galen staff members direct is by . All staff have addresses which follow the formula: firstname.surname@galen.vic.edu.au Who s Who at Galen School Board Fr Mike Pullar: Parish Priest Colin McClounan: Board Chair Phil Bretherton: CEO Representative Bernard Neal: Principal Patrick Arcuri: Deputy Principal Dom Giannone: Business Manager Cheryl Impink: Parents Assoc. Representative Hannah Clancy: Parent Representative Tracey Bright: Parent Representative Chris Dwyer: Parent Representative Matthew Fraser: Parent Representative Leah Waring: Parent Representative Parents Association Executive Jodie Sutton: President Julie Dart: Vice President Louine Robinson: Secretary Carolyn Hicks: Treasurer The Parents Association can be contacted via gpa@galen.vic.edu.au Members of the Board can be contacted via the office on or admin-enquiry@galen.vic.edu.au Newsletter enquiries can be ed directly to the Publications & Promotions Officer: malcolm.webster@galen.vic.edu.au 14 Reflections Newsletter Galen Catholic College College Street, Wangaratta PO Box 630 Wangaratta Vic 3676 Principal: Bernard Neal principal@galen.vic.edu.au Phone: Web:

ALPINE LIONS YOUTH GIRLS FOOTY TEAM U16 s & U19 s (ages 12-19) The pride of WHOROULY FNC Come join the LIONS in Season 2018 Be a part of our Team New Players & Members Welcome Join the Team Assist

18 ALPINE LIONS YOUTH GIRLS FOOTY TEAM U16 s & U19 s (ages 12-19) The pride of WHOROULY FNC Come join the LIONS in Season 2018 Be a part of our Team New Players & Members Welcome Join the Team Assist the Coach Be a Trainer, Runner, Water-Boy or Girl Volunteer or Supporter, perhaps a Sponsor Meet New Coaches Craig Dent (Level 2, NSW Female Academy, NEB Bushrangers) Ash Campbell (Level 2, President North East Coaches Association) and Phil Hill (Whorouly Player and Coach) Meet & Greet, Come & Try Day Sunday 26th 11am Whorouly Rec Reserve Lunch to follow More info: contact or or via wfc05@bigpond.com

SAUSAGE SIZZLE, LUNCH & GOLF ONLY WANGARATTA RSL CLUB Diggers Golf Day Sunday 26th November 2017 18 HOLES - 4 PERSON AMBROSE

THE 8th & 13th (UNLIMITED WINNERS) PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: AND @ JUBILEE GOLF CLUB SAUSAGE SIZZLE @ 9:45am - 10.

CLOSEST TO THE ROPE ON THE FAIRWAY) RAFFLES FULL PROSHOP FACILITIES ON COURSE TEAM SHEETS AVAILABLE FROM: Ashley Neave (Club Pro)

19 SAUSAGE SIZZLE, LUNCH & GOLF ONLY WANGARATTA RSL CLUB Diggers Golf Day Sunday 26th November HOLES - 4 PERSON AMBROSE Maximum of 30 Teams $25 PER PERSON ENTRIES CLOSE 12th NOVEMBER 2017 PAR 3 s NEAREST THE PIN (4th, 8th, 13th & 17th) PLUS $10,000 THE 8th & 13th (UNLIMITED WINNERS) PROUDLY SPONSORED BY: JUBILEE GOLF CLUB SAUSAGE 9:45am am SHOTGUN 10:30am CONTINUOUS LUNCH BETWEEN 9TH & 10TH HOLES REFRESHMENTS 6th & 13th TEES LONGEST DRIVE (MEN & WOMEN CLOSEST TO THE ROPE ON THE FAIRWAY) RAFFLES FULL PROSHOP FACILITIES ON COURSE TEAM SHEETS AVAILABLE FROM: Ashley Neave (Club Pro) ENQUIRIES TO: Wangaratta RSL Club Ashley Neave John Johnstone All proceeds to Wangaratta RSL Club Welfare Fund

January 8 Competitive Practice Begins December 13 Total Skills Winter 1 Ends

January 8 Competitive Practice Begins December 13 Total Skills Winter 1 Ends Another Fall season in the books! As we look back on a season where the weather didn t always cooperate as we had hoped, I m pleased to see how well the club coped. From recreational teams to travel teams