Principal (Rel.): Mrs Terrie Payne Condobolin Rd, Ungarie NSW 2669 Ph: (02) 69 759 030 Fax: (02) 69 759 157 Email: ungarie-c.school@det.nsw.edu.au Web: www.ungarie-c.schools.nsw.edu.au

From the Principal’s desk…

The last week of the term is here! Time flies

when you’re having fun!

Yesterday our K-10 Semester One reports were

sent home with students. If you would like to

discuss your child’s report, please contact the

front office to make an appointment to meet

with the relevant teachers.

This week, seven Year 9/10 students headed to

Sydney with Mr Dodhy as part of the ASPIRE

Program. From all reports, it sounds like they

are having a great time learning about STEM

and the options out there for post schooling.

On Monday, four Year 8 girls attended the

Akin Music Workshop for Girls at Lake

Cargelligo. The Akin Program creates

opportunities for Arts participation in rural

communities. Molly Bryant, Michelene Izzard,

Madi Cassidy and Kadee Gerhard-Scali

worked in groups to write a song and

learn to play it on the ukulele. They then

worked with a videographer to create a film

clip. You can look at all of the videos online at

https://www.thehousethatdanbuilt.com/lake

-cargelico. Pictured below are the girls with

two of the music instructors.

There have been a number of sporting events

to finish off the term. Last week our bowls

team, Ryan Wallace, Josh Roscarel and Daniel

Potter, played Lake Cargelligo Central School

in the Central School Bowls Knockout.

Unfortunately, the boys lost, however it was a

fantastic learning experience for them. Thank

you to Mr Cattle for taking the boys and to the

Ungarie Bowling Club for allowing our

secondary students to play bowls for sport

each week. Today, we have a number of Year

3/4 students playing in the Todd Woodbridge

Cup in West Wyalong. I’m sure they’ll have a

great day learning new tennis skills.

Enjoy the two week break. Students return to

school on Tuesday 18th July.

Until next term,

Terrie Payne

The Humbug 29th June, 2017

Week 10, Term 2

RESPECT

RESPONSIBILITY

LEARNING

Upcoming Events: Fri 30th Jun Last Day Term 2

Term 3

Mon 17th July (PUPIL FREE DAY)

Tue 18th July Students return for Term 3

Wed 2nd Aug P&C Meeting 2pm

Canteen Roster: Fri 30th Jun Justine Henley & Nicole

Wilson

Sammy Rutledge 30th Jun

Deakin Ross 5th Jul

Alfred McCubbin 7th Jul

Evie Henley 13th Jul

Lila Henley 13th Jul

Damian Batty 16th Jul

Nicholas Batty 16th Jul

PRIMARY NEWS Week 10, Term 2.

K/1/2: Tyler, Evie, Lila, Dustin, Olivia, Ruby, Tahlia, Ella, Alex and Jack.

Year 5/6: Wk 8: Audrey and Ella

Wk 9: Ella and Hugh

Ungarie Central School hosted the CWA International Day on Tuesday. The country being

studied this year was Nepal. A big thank you to Mrs Noble and her hospitality class who made a

beautiful Nepalese feast for lunch. Primary classes then hosted a Nepalese influenced assembly.

Thank you to Lisa Payne for co-ordinating the day and to all the primary classes who worked so hard on their presentations. Thank you also to Brony Mason and her recorders who provided musical

entertainment. The CWA have generously donated funds to help support the recorder

excursion to Sydney and this was much appreciated.

Good luck to those students from Year 4 competing in the Todd Woodbridge Cup today. We hope you have a great day.

‘HABIT OF MIND’ AND SPORT AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR WEEK 9

SCHOOL HAPPENINGS

Above left: Kitu and Holly

(instructors) with Molly Bryant, Kadee

Gerhard-Scali, Michelene Izzard and

Madi Cassidy at the AKIN Music

Workshop in Lake Cargelligo. Above:

Congratulations to Mikell Quarman

and Vanessa Robb on being recipients

of the Alfred George Thompson

Memorial Scholarship (Secondary

Education) for 2017. Left:

Jack Wason, Seth McCubbin, Braden

Payne, Josh Roscarel, Colby Crofts,

Angus Williams and Jared Robb are

visiting the University of NSW in

Sydney for the Yr 9 ASPIRE Aerospace

and Yr 10 ASPIRE Connect excursions.

LOWER LACHLAN PSSA ATHLETICS

Students to qualify for Western: Hugh Williams Noah Bryant Hayley Wallace Harry Roscarel Lewis Henley Ashton Ross Sammy Rutledge Mitchell Collins Deakin Ross Hannah Wilson Evie Henley Jayda Brew Adelaide Langham

Above: Age Champions: Hugh Williams (11 Yrs Boy), Sammy

Rutledge (Senior Girls) and Ashton Ross (Senior Boy).

The Lower Lachlan Athletics carnival was held on

Monday 5th June in West Wyalong, with many of

our Primary students attending. There were some

excellent performances by our students on the day,

and we have many representatives who have

qualified for the Western Athletics trials in Term 3.

Right: Noah Bryant, Hugh Williams.

Below centre: Hannah Wilson

Three of our students, Hugh Williams (11 Yrs Boy), Ashton Ross (Senior Boy) and Sammy Rutledge (Senior Girl), were also successful in being named age champions. A special congratulations goes out to these students. Well done!! Mr Pip Cattle Below: Tyler Crofts, Hayley Wallace, Apryl Lyons, Evie Henley. Right: Jayda Brew Above right:

Mitchell Collins. Bottom: UCS march past, Sammy Rutledge, Adelaide Langham, Lara Bryant.

PSSA AND CHS WESTERN REGION CROSS COUNTRY

PSSA and CHS Western Region Cross Country was

held at Geurie on Wednesday 14th June. The primary

Ungarie Central School students who competed for

Lower Lachlan were: Evie Henley, Caitlin Rossiter,

Hannah Wilson, Darcy Cattle, Kate Jackson, Lewis

Henley, Jayda Brew, Hugh Williams, Harry Roscarel,

Noah Bryant, Sammy Rutledge and Hayley Wallace.

Secondary students who raced on the day were:

Michelene Izzard, Molly Bryant, Jack Crofts and Josh

Roscarel. Congratulations to Molly Bryant and Jack

Crofts who qualified to compete at CHS NSW Cross

Country later in the year. Molly Bryant Jack Crofts

Below: Harry Roscarel, Noah Bryant, Hugh Williams, Hannah Wilson, Caitlin Rossiter, Evie Henley.

Left: Darcy Cattle, Jayda

Brew, Kate Jackson,

Michelene Izzard.

Below left: Hayley

Wallace, Lewis Henley,

Josh Roscarel.

Below: Sammy Rutledge.

YEAR 3/4 RED CROSS NUTRITION WORKSHOP

YEAR 3/4 RED CROSS ‘THE PILLOWCASE PROJECT’ WORKSHOP

Year 3/4 participated in a nutrition workshop run by Nadine from Red Cross who support our ‘Breakfast Club’. This

workshop focussed on healthy lunchbox treats. Students finished the session by making and eating date balls.

Left: Caitlin Rossiter, Lara Bryant, Adelaide

Langham, Allora Vinecombe, Patrick

McClintock, Lewis Henley, Deakin Ross.

‘The Pillowcases Project’ is a disaster resilience

education program design to help build student

knowledge and preparedness in times of

disasters. During

Hurricane Katrina in the USA, students of a local

university used pillowcases to carry their

cherished and basic possessions while

evacuating campus. Upon hearing this, Red

Cross staff developed the concept of using a

pillowcase as a personal emergency kit.

The program quickly grew into a disaster

resilience education program.

During the workshop students discuss the importance of

being prepared and consider what they would pack in an

emergency kit. They then decorate a pillowcase to take

home and start their own kit.

Above: Alfred McCubbin, Allora Vinecombe, Joshua Batty

Below left: Hannah Wilson, Kate Jackson, Heather (Red Cross)

Below right: Lachie Ward . Right:

Presenters from Red Cross: Heather and Kay

UCS School Banking

In 2017, School Banking is getting children excited about the future with a brand new look for the Dollarmites. As Future Savers, students will join the Dollarmites on a journey to reach the Savings Hover Park, an amazing playground up in the clouds of a hi-tech city.

School banking actively engages students with the money management skills they will use for the rest of their lives, giving students more knowledge, independence and confidence when it comes to decisions about money.

How Do I Join The Program? Please contact the front office for information about how to join the program. Our banking day is each Tuesday.

You can apply to open a Youthsaver account online for your child in just minutes. Go to https://www.commbank.com.au/personal/kids/school-banking.html to open an account now.

REMINDER-

NO deliveries in the

holidays

UCS YUM would like to thank Mark

Bryant, Pat Roscarel and Paul McClintock

for digging out our new garden bed. It

has saved us so much time and effort.

Greatly appreciated.

Also thanks to Eric Rowling for allowing

us to borrow his tipper trailer.

Made the job so much easier.

School Ag plot

The UCS Ag Plot is looking for

donations of feed grain for the

livestock. If you have anything you

might be able to donate, it would be

gratefully received. It doesn't have to

be a large quantity, even a wheelie bin

full would be terrific! Contact the

school if you are able to help us out.

MUSIC There will be Wednesday rehearsals in the music room during the holidays for both

the KROP and Sydney Recorder teams. As we are trying to memorise our music, it is

important that students attend the rehearsals on both days where possible. Recorders 2-3pm KROP 3-4pm

Jackpot Draw Friday Night stands at $3,100 (Must be there to win)

Bowls news! Open Singles

Graham Cattle def Jeff deRozario

Mick Apps def Pat Turner

Other open singles games- play as soon as

possible please.

Pairs Final

Richard Hall & Pat Turner v Tony Carr & Lou

Henley

Peter Bryant, Graham Cattle & Lloyd Pearson

travelled to Lake Cargelligo- Eddie Phillips

Bowls Day. They had an enjoyable day!

Names are being taken for Club Triples

Membership is now due

Full bowling member $90

Social member $15

THURSDAY NIGHT HAPPY HOUR 6.30 – 7.30pm

$4 Schooner, $3 Middies

FRIDAY NIGHTS

HAPPY HOUR 6-8pm Kitchen will be opened from 6-8pm

$4 Schooner, $3 Middies

Raffles

Cocktails- Midori Splice $10, Toblerone $10

SUNDAY MORNING BUFFET BREAKY

8am -9.30am

All you can eat for $6.

Bland Hoteliers Jackpot Draw $1500 next week.

Make sure you are here to claim the prize if your name comes out.

Tuesday Night Raffles 6 meat trays and other prizes available.

Come on down and win some meat

trays!

Friday Night Pub Super Cash

Draw $5,000 this week.

It is free to enter and is drawn every Friday night between 7pm-9pm. You

must be here to win.

Meat raffles are also held on Friday night. 8 meat trays available.

Don’t forget we have newspapers and magazines, a full café fast food menu, coffee, golden fried chicken, milk and a new coke fridge. Open from 10am daily.

Football Results & Awards, Round 11

24th June v Tullibigeal Auskick

Better players- D Bryant, S Crofts,

G Wallace, M Collins, H McCartney,

D Carrol

Awards- Dustin Bryant & Shay-Lee Crofts

14’s – Ungarie 9.18 (72) defeated

Tulli 5.5 (35)

Goals – J Hoskinson 3, A Jewell 3,

T Jewell, R Wallace, S Jewell

Better Players – J Crofts, A Ross,

S Rutledge, A Jewell, J Hoskinson, T

Jewell

Awards –

Canteen Vouchers – Ryan Wallace & Darcy

Langham

Water Bottle – Sam Jewell

Seniors – Ungarie 4.10 (34) defeated by

Tulli 14.11 (95)

Goals – M Keatley 2, P McClintock,

W Archibald

Better Players – B Koop, N Colman,

L Rowling, W Archibald, K Neyland,

D Clayton

Awards –

Mug – Mark Bryant

Player’s Player – Derryn Clayton

$30 Club Award – Bryce Koop

Club Meal Award – Nigel Colman

Old Boys Goal of the Day – Wayde

Archibald

Old Boys Mark of the Day – Chris Daly

This weekend

Senior Interleague Game Saturday

1st July @ Ungarie 2.30pm

Northern Riverina v Central West

Football league. Come and watch a great game of football

between the NRF and CWFL at Ungarie. There

will be no gate entry fees on the day.

Presentations will be held at the Ungarie

Bowling Club after the game followed by a BBQ

dinner. All welcome

There is no general football or netball this

weekend.

Next game- Round 12 Saturday 8th July

v Condo-Milby @ Condo.

Netball News Awards & Results

A Grade

Ungarie 68 defeated Tulli 56

Mug – Nikky Lemon

Players Player – Karen Lindner

Coaches – Sheridan Webster

B Grade

Ungarie 53 defeated Tulli 51

Mug – Tanya Wallace

Players Player – Brydie Daly

Coaches – Brydie Daly

C Grade

Ungarie 11 defeated byTulli 42

Mug – Tiff Ward

Players Player – Jade McKay

Coaches – Anastasia Ridley

U16’s

Ungarie 52 defeated Tulli 40

Water bottle – Emily Ridley

Players Player – Lizzie Rutledge

Canteen voucher – Bridie Heffer

U13’s

Ungarie 42 defeated Tulli 17

Water bottle – Hayley Wallace

Players Player – Sammy Rutledge

Canteen voucher – Kate Jackson

U10’s

Water bottle – Caitlin Rossiter

Canteen voucher – Lila Henley

Canteen voucher – Hannah Wilson

Ungarie Magpies Football & Netball News

Seniors 6pm

Ungarie Rural Fire Brigade

Annual General Meeting

Thursday July 6th 7pm @

Ungarie Fire station

Jason Lewis (Brigade Captain)

HOUSE FOR SALE 3 Bedroom & office

Built in wardrobes in 2 bedrooms

Wood heating, evaporative airconditioner (new)

Established gardens

Rear lane access

Large workshop & 2 car garage

Phone Jason 0427 759307 or Nicky 00409 604063

On Tuesday, Ungarie Central School hosted

the CWA (Country Women’s Association)

Annual International Day with Nepal being

the country of study this year. A big thank

you to Mrs Noble and her hospitality

students for the delicious Nepalese luncheon.

The craft work of students K/1 to 5/6 was

most impressive. The power point

presentation was most informative and I am

sure we all came away knowing more about

Nepal and its people. Thank you to the

Recorder Group who entertained us and good

luck in September at the Opera House. I’m

sure you will do Ungarie Central proud.

Once again thank you for a great day.

Lurensa Rowling

Pres. CWA

CWA News (Country Women’s Association) The next meeting of Ungarie CWA is Monday 10th July at 10.30am. As we will be celebrating our 94th birthday (One of the oldest CWA’s in NSW) we will have a light luncheon and cut our birthday cake. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my CWA friends for all their help and friendship over the past 4 months. I encourage everyone to join CWA to experience such friendship that I and other members enjoy. Thankyou Lurensa Rowling President Ungarie CWA

Hi all,

We are pleased to let you know,

the MAJESTIC CAFÉ is now under

new management and we start

trading from the 10th July from

7am to 9pm.

All are welcome to the Majestic

Café and we hope to see you soon.

We are here for a long time not a

short time.

Many thanks

Maria & Renae