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Term 2, 2015

Haddon

Community

Learning Centre

Course Guide

Haddon Community Learning Centre with some funds provided by the

Golden Plains Shire, celebrated another International Women’s Day

with a fun evening of great speakers, food and displays on March

17th. See more photos from the evening inside on pages 2 and 28

Volunteer Chris Rigg on the door

Wonderful inspirational guest

speaker Prue Simmons

Volunteer Glenn

Mansell on hand

to help with the

balloons and the

pancakes!

Our fantastic tutor Janette Wotherspoon “weaving” our

community together with her fantastic project!

Very special guest speaker Handygirl

Australia’s” Kim Halbert-Pere

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Special guest speaker, local artist , the

lovely Nicole Fox Humber also displayed

some of her beautiful art work.

Another of our very special inspirational guest

speakers, interior designer, Anna Phillips

Poly Clay, "Creative Allsorts” Pam Ridd

Trudy Cutler for AgeLoc

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ANZAC DAY SERVICES AND MARCHES Local services and / or marches at the following locations on

Saturday April 25th :

Coringhap 6.00am - Dawn service & Camp Fire breakfast.

Contact: John Anthony 5346 1525.

Rokewood 10.45am - March from Rokewood RSL Hall to memori-

al Contact: John Anthony 5346 1525.

Haddon 11.00am - at memorial, Sago Hill & Haddon Windermere

Roads. Contact: Chris Rigg on

5242 4800.

Smythesdale 8.45am - at the

Smythesdale Cemetery: dedication

of Monument & ‘Lone Pine’ tree

planting. Contact: Dianne Moylan,

0419 394 784.

Smythesdale 10.00am - at the

Smythesdale Avenue of Honour.

Contact Lyn and Graeme Hocking-

Turnbull. Contact: 0448 527 123

** LINTON COMMUNITY ANZAC COMMEMORATION SERVICE **

Marching from the Linton Primary School 11:00 a.m.

Service 11:30 a.m. Friday April 24th

Outside Golden Plains Shire Offices

Morning Tea to follow in Council chambers

As part of this day the Linton Historical Society will be hav-

ing a ANZAC commemoration Friday 24 April

As part of the school’s ANZAC Day commemoration on

Friday 24 April, we will have a small display in the Library

with information about the Linton men who are listed on

the school’s Honour Board. These are the ones who at-

tended Linton State School and enlisted in the AIF in World

War 1.

~ LINTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY ~

ANZAC commemoration Friday 24 April. As part of the

school’s ANZAC Day commemoration on Friday 24 April,

the Linton Historical Society will have a small display in the

Library with information about the Linton men who are

listed on the school’s Honour Board. These are the ones

who attended Linton State School and enlisted in the AIF in

World War 1.

WORLD WAR 1 100th ANNIVERSARY

Local Celebrations 2015 - Haddon and District

The Haddon service will be held at 11am followed by a BBQ with the

in conjunction with the Haddon's Lions Club at the Haddon Community Learning

Centre, Northern Community Centre 396 Sago Hill Road. There will also be also be a

memorabilia display at the community centre so we wel-

come everyone to come along and commemorate the 100

years of ANZAC together. And if anyone has anything to

contribute to the display please phone Chris on 5342-4800,

or 0427-742-177 or the Learning Centre on 5342 7050.

You can go to the website http://honouringanzacs.net.au/

index.php and create a beautiful dedication certificate, just

search for your ANZAC and click on “Create a

Certificate” or check out the Facebook page: https://

www.facebook.com/honouringanzacs

Many groups will be involved in ANZAC centenary

activities this year.. In Ballarat

events are on: 8th April to

17th June | 5.30pm, Wednes-

day - Art Gallery of Ballarat

Ballarat at “War Twilight Talk

“series and from the 18th April

to 21nd June - Art Gallery of

Ballarat Australia at War 1914 – 1945 . This exhibition tells the story of Australia’s involvement in both

World Wars, in paintings, prints, drawings and especially cartoons and sketches. Free entry.

ANZAC Centenary Photo App

See and share commemorative photos taken from around the world. To learn more, visit the website

http://spirit.anzaccentenary.gov.au/

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Wanted: free bath tubs for local kindergarten

project Phone: 0438 424 306

YOUTH LEADING THE WAY Local youth were the driving force behind two recent

skate park events which attracted over 300 people to

the Golden Plains community. The 2nd annual Barwon

South West Skate Park Competition held in Bannock-

burn, and the inaugural Skate Park Competition held

in Smythesdale brought young skaters, BMX and

scooter riders from all over the State. The events

provided significant developmental opportunities for

local young people with a whole day workshop, de-

livered by the YMCA Action Sports Team, designed

to provide these young people with the skills to

manage and plan skate park events in their local

area. Skills gained included event and risk manage-

ment, budgeting, film/photography, judging, emcee-

ing, and promotion/marketing.

Following the success of these skate park events,

other local young people have put their hand up to

assist with the planning of National Youth Week ac-

tivities, including the 3rd annual Golden Youth

Awards. The awards ceremony will be held on Friday

17 April in Bannockburn where young people will be recognised for their positive contribution to the Golden Plains community. For

more event details or information on how to get involved in your local community contact the Golden Plains Youth Activities Officer,

Sarah Dalton (o3) 5220 7177 or email sdalton@gplains.vic.gov.au

HADDON PRIMARY Anzac Day Ceremony

Memorial Park Haddon

Friday 24th April, 2015

Year 5 and 6 students will be conducting an Anzac Day

service on Friday, April 24 at the memorial Park in

Haddon. The whole school will attend this service and all parents

and members of our school community are invited to attend.

Each class will make a wreath which will be placed at the memo-

rial during the ceremony. See the school newsletter for times or

phone them on: (03) 5342 4487.

Gourmet Afternoon Tea Party A Red Cross Fundraiser

Come along to a gourmet afternoon tea party

celebrating 100 years of fashion spanning two World

Wars and influencing the social history of the West-

ern District. From “Flappers to Flares” the collection

of Dorothy Nicol.

All you can eat - savouries, cakes, tea/coffee

Date: 19th April 2015

Time: 2.00pm

Cost: $10.00 adult

$2.00 children up to 14 years

Where: “The Bolte House”

44 Wright Street, Skipton

~ YOUR LOCAL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ~

Michael Tubb JP is the local area Justice of the Peace in Haddon

and district (see his full details on page 24 of this issue). Michael

has been providing this service for past twenty odd years.

If in need his details can also be found on the door of the

Smythesdale Police Station, and at the Well, Smythesdale.. He is

also on the Police Station roster in Ballarat and attends there

fortnightly to sign documents.

If you require “Statutory Declarations” or other documents

signed you do not have to go into Ballarat to do so as Michael

will see you at his home if you require. He provides this service

voluntary and free. Call him to arrange a suitable time.

Phone: 5342 4395 or 0419 788 435.

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CELEBRATING OUR YOUTH

Local young people have the opportunity to

be recognised for their diverse range of per-

sonal and community contributions they have

made to the Golden Plains community. Nomi-

nations are now open for the 3rd annual Gold-

en Youth Awards which is part of the 2015

National Youth Week celebrations. People

aged 10 – 25 can be nominated and celebrat-

ed for their commitment to Arts and Music,

Sport, Environment and Sustainability, Com-

munity Service and Workplace Endeavours. An

adult (over 25 year age) can also be nominat-

ed for their exceptional devotion to improving

the lives of young people within Golden Plains

Shire. The Golden Youth Awards is supported

by the Victorian and Commonwealth Govern-

ment as part of the National Youth Week

(NYW) celebrations. NYW is the largest cele-

bration of young people in Australia. In 2015,

NYW will be held from 10 – 19 April.

Nominations for the Golden Youth Awards close Friday 27 March at 5.00pm. Nominate and view more information online at

www.goldenplains.vic.gov.au/youth or contact Sarah Dalton – Youth Activities Officer (03) 5220 7177 or email

sdalton@gplains.vic.gov.au

GOLDEN PLAINS SHIRE WEEKLY RECYCLE COLLECTION TO START IN JULY In the lead up to the kerbside collection changes in Golden Plains Shire the new contractor, Trans-pacific Cleanaway, has provided

their current list of recyclable items. More items than ever before can now be recycled including old pots and pans and pet food cans.

The recycling points to remember are:

All containers must be empty

No need to rinse, just scrape clean

No hazardous chemical containers

Keep recycling loose – no plastic bags

The‘thinkrecycle.com.au’ website has plenty of tips and tools for sorting recyclable product from waste. There is also a handy A to Z

guide to quickly find out what you should place in your kerbside recycling bin.

To learn more about the change to kerbside collection services, visit the Council’s website www.goldenplains.vic.gov.au.

http://thinkrecycle.com.au/

FAMILY LEARNING SUPPORT PROGRAM The Haddon Community Learning Centre has some funding for

learners with children who are undertaking Victorian Government

education and training in any of our

pre- accredited courses as we are an accredited Learn Local organisa-

tion.

The funding is to provide for occasional child care services if you re-

quire them whilst you are undertaking your elected course. The pro-

gram allows funding where the cost of child care is a barrier to eligi-

ble learners to undertake a course.

There are eligibility requirements to be met as set out by the State

government authority but please call and we can assess your eligibil-

ity for the funding.

Phone 5342 7050 to talk to the manager if you are interested in any pre-accredited training (see Term 2 course guide in

centre section of this newsletter).

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Profile ~ David Curelea ~

International award winning photographer David Curelea is an Australian based Fine Art Photographer. His fine art

passions are an energetic blend of landscape, nature, travel,

photojournalistic, and black & white photographic art. David's unique style

is infused by an abstract visual comprehension of the world around us in-

corporating various photographic styles and forms to capture a world of

Art, Life and Nature.

David’s approach and methods are innovative, experimental, and based on

traditional, modern and especially personal principles for visual capture and

expression. His unique, all-encompassing fine art blend is what drives and

distinguishes him in the field.

David’s future directions and interests are to continue growing as a professional artist, exhibiting his bodies of photo-

graphic works, furthering his photographic journey and teaching photography at a personal and editorial level. He has

won eighteen International Nominations & Awards since 2010 for photographic art. See his website at: http://

www.davidcurelea.com/default.html and his Facebook page is: https://www.facebook.com/

DavidCureleaPhotographicArt

The Haddon Community Learning Centre is very honoured to have David conduct a short course in May that he devel-

oped titled ‘Understanding your Digital SLR camera & the Art & Science of Photography.’ It’s a short course - 2.5 hours

session x 2 days, on two Tuesdays, or two Saturdays. Course costs from $65 per weekly session 16 years and over. Dates

and times, course outline, special offer price, and how to book at the centre please call 5342 7050, or via David’s web-

site: http://www.davidcurelea.com/fine-art-news-digital-SLR-Art-P…

Learn to understand your camera and crucial photography principles. Learn to be creative in addition to understanding

the science. Course level is from basic to intermediate . David will instruct you via visual examples, examining photo-

graphs and interactive workshops to reinforce necessary theory.

*SPECIAL TERM 2 COURSE PRICE OFFERS*

There is a special offer price of 15% of individual booking ($139.00 instead of $164.00 per two weeks or $69.00

per week and also an offer to “Bring a friend and save 20% off each($131.00 instead of $164.00 each or $65.00

per week). Course dates: Tuesdays 5th and 12th May or Saturdays 23rd and 30th May. Call now: 5342 7050 to

book your place.+

Scarsdale CWA

Meets the second Wednesday every

month at the Scarsdale Hall,

Scarsdale at 9:30 AM.

New members enquiries contact Lee Watson on:

0409 237 379

We cater for local events & raise money through-

out the year to donate back to our local Schools,

kinder and various community groups!

We have lots of fun, learn new skills & also have

CWA Juniors in our Branch.

FIRST AID COURSE ~ MAY 29TH

HADDON COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE

Do you need first aid training for your job?

HCLC are conducting several courses in first aid

at the centre in Term 2.

You can undertake all necessary training required in a one day

session, or undertake separately sessions you need to update.

Available: CPR - 9 am to 11 am , Level 1 - 9 am to 1 pm, Level 2

- 9 am to 3 pm, Anaphylaxis - 3 pm to 5 pm, Asthma - 4.45 pm

to 6.30 pm (approx.)

And a “Defibrillation “ course is also available.

Book & pay at least one week prior as you need to complete

some pre work before class.

Cost Level 2 ~ $130.00 - individual course prices details are

in course guide (see centre section) or phone 5342 7050.

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With over 30 years of experience Pauline's

expertise covers a full range of techniques

from appliqué and hand work, to machine

piecing and quilting.

Pauline began her career in the 1980s as a

travelling patchwork and quilting tutor, com-

missioned by the Queensland Arts Council.

She has been a featured tutor at the Australasian Quilting

Symposiums, the Stitches and Craft Shows and other

craft shows throughout Australia.

With a focus on educating quilters she's organised a mul-

titude of workshops, retreats and events over the years,

including the Outback Quilters Tour. In 2000, at the

Queensland State Quilt Conference, Pauline was recog-

nised for outstanding services to the

establishment and promotion of patchwork and

quilting to their home state of Queensland.

Pauline enjoys helping others learn and perfect patch-

work and quilting. In 2006 she was instrumental in the

production of a series of sixteen educational DVDs on

patchwork and quilting of which she was the featured

tutor in three of them: “The Joy of Piecing,”

“Foundation Paper Piecing” and the method, ‘Chenilling.’

She believes when teaching it's important to focus on the

process, such as accurate cutting and accurate piecing,

and that the equipment used is a vital part of this

process. Pauline also feels that when the proper tools are

used correctly, making a quilt is easier and more enjoya-

ble, and the quilters efforts are rewarded with a better

result that will come together much quicker as well.

Experimenting with the numerous gadgets available in the marketplace, Pauline has acquired an in-depth knowledge of tools. When

demonstrating her favourites at Quilt Shows she continually received requests to visit quilt groups to show them how to use the

tools. With such demand the Gadget Queen demonstrations and Hands On Tool School were born.

The Haddon Learning Community Centre is proud to be presenting Pauline’s one day quilt block making workshop “The Butterfly

Blossom.” This workshop is full of fun techniques for texturising and manipulating fabric. Pauline will guide you and show you lots

of the techniques required in making these blocks. You will be able to go home and finish your quilt with confidence. It is a beauti-

ful quilt! The workshop is to be held on Monday April 27th from 10 am ~ 4 pm. Cost for this workshop is only $65.00.

For bookings call the centre on 5342 7050. We require 12 students for this course so book in now to secure your place as

this is a once only session opportunity. We have also booked Pauline for a one day special machine quilting for “L” PLATES

workshop on July 8th, so book now! See colour photos and detail in the course guide in the centre pages of this newsletter.

SPECIAL 1 DAY WORKSHOP

PAULINE ROGERS

“BUTTERFLY BLOSSOMS QUILT “

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COME JOIN US AT THIS DEMONSTRATION AT THE

HADDON COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTRE

296 SAGO HILL ROAD, HADDON ~ CALL 5342 7050 TO BOOK

WHEN: Thursday 28th May

TIME:10.30am to 12.30 am

COST: $2.00 donation

In two hours Anne, the Theromix demonstrator will prepare five dishes including: fruit sorbet,

bread rolls, mushroom risotto, beetroot salad and lastly vanilla custard.

Haddon Community Learning Centre

396 Sago Hill Road, Haddon, 3351 manager@haddonmlearning.org.au | 5342 7050

OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday - Friday 10 - 4 pm | Fax: 5342 7013 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HaddonCommunityHouse

web: www.haddonlearning.org.au

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We take enrolments Tuesday to Friday

between 10 am and 4 pm.

Please note that your booking is not secured until full

payment is made or a suitable payment arrangement is made with

the House Manager.

HOW TO ENROL

In person at the Haddon Community Learning Centre office -

396 Sago Hill Road, Haddon.

By telephone on 5342 7050

By email: manager@haddoncommunityhouse.org.au

CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT

Fees become due at the time of booking. Places will not be held

unless fees are paid or a deposit received and payment plan

arranged.

Refunds cannot be given once a class has commenced or at

least 5 business days notice is provided as we are committed to

pay course costs.

Refunds will be given if the class is cancelled for any reason.

Prospective students should be aware that some courses/

activities may not proceed if there are insufficient numbers to

cover operational costs.

Concession rates apply where indicated and only on presenta-

tion of a current concession card.

Notification will be given only when classes are cancelled or re-

scheduled. Please assume that the course will proceed unless

otherwise notified. If you are concerned or have any queries,

please contact the House.

Please talk to us about fees and payments, if they cause any

problems. We are committed to equitable access for all

and may be able to assist.

People of all abilities are welcome at all suitable programs. The Northern Community and Haddon Learning Centre

is fully accessible. HCLC respects your right to information privacy and any information we collect and hold is kept in

accordance with information privacy laws.

The Haddon Community Learning Centre aims to provide a range of educational, social and

recreational activities to suit a range of tastes and interests. While all effort is made to proceed with advertised activities

it is not always possible if enrolments do not generate the funds required to cover the costs of tutors and room hire.

Please note that business and corporate rates may differ from the prices included in this program.

Please check with the Manager for these rates. We can tailor a course to your business needs and

we are always happy to discuss this with you.

How to enrol

The Haddon Community Learning Centre

acknowledges the ongoing funding and support made available by State Government of Victoria (Adult & Community Further Education (ACFE), the Department of

Human Services, DEECD & the Department of Planning & Community Development).

Welcome to the Haddon Community

Learning Centre Term 2 2015 Program Guide

Well beautiful autumn weather is streaming through the windows

as I type this and can you believe Easter is nearly upon us and a

quarter of the year has gone! I hope you all have a wonderful

peaceful and relaxing Easter break and then be back after the

school holidays ready to find something to join in here at the

centre, whether for relaxation, or to learn new skills for work or to

assist you on the hunt for a new job!

We provide a wide range of quality and affordable classes and

activities with experienced tutors. The Community Learning Centre

is managed by a volunteer Committee of Management and new

members are always welcome. We also have a number of sub-

committees, such as Marketing and Fundraising, you may wish to

join. There are volunteer opportunities available in the office,

children's activities, computer assistance and community activities.

All volunteers are recognised through class fee discounts, special

events and provision of a job reference. Please enquire at the office

if you are interested. We do desperately need at the moment a

volunteer tutor for our proposed ’Computer Skills and Internet

Access for Seniors program.’ You will be working with a maximum

of 2 students for only an hour at a time on a day that suits you.

Please call me if you can assist.

Learn Local organisations like HCLC offer a range of education and

training programs designed to meet your learning needs. They’re

government registered and can help you return to study, improve

your reading, writing, and maths skills, gain qualifications, get a

job, or learn something new. For more information visit:

www.learnlocal.org.au or call us.

If you have a suggestion about a new class or ways we could

improve please let me know. And we are always on the look out for

potential suitable tutors. We welcome hearing from experienced

and skilled tutors with ideas for new classes and activities that we

could offer at the Community Centre. Or you may like to share a

skill with others on a voluntary basis. Please contact me via email:

manager@haddonlearning.org.au or phone: 5342 7050.

And remember the Haddon Community Learning Centre is your

Centre. Feel free to stay a while before or after class and help your-

self to a cup of tea or coffee and a chat. We’d love to see you!

Cheers, Joan, (Manager)

Quotable quotes: “It is never late to earn a degree, masters or doctorate.

Learning has no age limit. All age groups are welcome to the act of

learning.” ― Lailah Gifty Akita

*INTEL® LEARN EASY STEPS

PROGRAM LEVEL 1 & LEVEL 2

This course allows for practical use of word processing, multi-media,

internet and email and more at a beginners level.

This tested world wide program is now being funded and offered by

‘Learn Local ‘organisations and is a great one for

beginners or for those who need computer skills for work.

If you are a business then think about helping your workers gain

vital computer skills. And remember if you have an ABN then you

may be eligible for this course for free!

And you will receive a certificate upon successful completion.

Level One - For beginners who can use a mouse

Level Two - You must have basic computer skills & preferably

completed Level 1.

DAY: Level 1 or Level 2 (8 weeks)

DAY: Wednesday (afternoons 8 weeks)

DATE: May 6th

TIME: 1 pm - 4 pm

FEES: $115.00 ($55.00 + $60.00 Amenities & resources

Fee) $90.00 concession fee). $5.00 member discount.

DAY: Level 1 or Level 2 ~ Wed evenings - (8 weeks)

DATE: May 6th

TIME: 6.30 pm ~ 9.30 pm

NOTE: Casual attendance for all computer classes where

available is $20.00 per session. PLEASE CALL us as alternative

days and times to the above maybe available.

*IPADS/TABLETS FOR BEGINNERS

(Beyond Beginners Class 2 is also

available in the afternoon)

If you have struggled with computers

then why not try test drive a tablet as

they are very much easier to use. Try

them before you buy with one of our units, or learn how to use your

own device and their many features. (limited number available in-

house for use by class participants). The course will provide learners

with basic skills; how to access & buy apps, develop confidence in

setting up & managing emails & internet accounts, web searching,

online purchases, time management; setting up calendar/schedules,

photos and videos, etc..

DAY: Thursdays (check as other dates & times can also

be available)

DATES: April 30th (6 sessions) mornings (Haddon)

TIMES: 9.30 am o 12.30 pm

FEES: $85.00 - $5.00 discount for members

Check for other dates as we may be running other sessions.

USING YOUR IPAD FOR TRAVEL

This course is designed for people

who may have recently acquired an

iPad and wish to use it whilst on their travel s.

The course covers recording audio, image and

video, entertainment, email, social media, travel apps, WiFi,

mobile networks, Cloud storage, accessories for travel. If you have

your own device please bring it with you. If you want to try an iPad

before you purchase one then you can use one of ours in class to

see if they will suit your needs.

Content of course:

Session One

Basic Functions

Recording Apps: eg Photos, movies

Entertainment Apps: eg Reading, Movies, Music

Other Apps: eg. World Clock, Maps

Session Two

Communication: eg. Email, Facetime

Social apps: eg. Instagram, Facebook, Skype

Language Apps

Organisers

Booking and travel Apps: eg Expedia, Booking.com

Session Three

WiFi & devices

Mobile Networks

Cloud storage

Travel log

Security

Accessories to take

DAY: Thursdays (check as other dates & times

may also be available or organised so please

call to enquire).

DATES: April 30th (3 sessions) mornings (Haddon)

TIMES: 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm

FEES: $48.00 - $5.00 discount for members

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR

ANDROID TABLET

This course is aimed at people

who have purchased an Android tablet

for home or work use and wish to learn

about how to use it in everyday situa-

tions and some work applications.

This basic training will be based on An-

droid

Jellybean covering: getting around the tablet, standard app func-

tions, general settings, power saving, Google Play store, games,

utilities, entertainment, antivirus, security, WiFi, social media, file

storage and accessories that may be used with a tablet..

Bring your own device to the course. NB: We do have 2 available for

class use if you would like to try before you decide what to buy.

DAY: Thursdays (check as other dates & times may also be

available or organised so please call to enquire).

DATES: April 30th (3 sessions) mornings (Haddon)

TIMES: 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm

FEES: $48.00 - $5.00 discount for members.

COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY CLASSES We offer a range of computer classes suitable for all levels of ability

COMPUTERS FOR THE TERRIFIED

This course is for complete beginners with-

out any computer skills. Become confident

and comfortable using a computer in a re-

laxed and friendly environment. Small clas-

ses ensure personal attention.

DAY: Monday (mornings 5 weeks)

DATE: May 4th

TIME: 9.30 am - 12 pm

FEES: $85.00 ($5.00 discount for members).

BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

CLASS & NEXT STEPS GROUP

For newbies - what are all those

buttons, dials and technical terms?

Our very popular basic course is back

again with Bill to gently show you the

way to better camera use! This class is suitable for total beginners It

is a six week introduction class to digital photography that will

cover tips on how to compose a good photograph, location shoot-

ing, adjusting the settings on your camera, how to download imag-

es and basic editing.

This course will allow participants to become more comfortable

with their cameras and combine all the principles needed for taking

a good photograph. The first session will include portrait and

macro photo exercises.

DAY: Tuesdays

DATE: April 28th

TIME: 1 to 3pm

COST: $5.00 per session

Pre-Accredited Training & Short Courses

MAKE A GREAT PHOTOBOOK

(Not just ordinary! ) - Great

Mothers Day gift!

Learn how to edit your images

and photos to create impressive

photo books, both printed books

and e-books. This course covers

the basic use of tools and palettes found in photo editing programs

and uses a combination of techniques that will change an ordinary

photo into being a great photo. We will use free software that you

can use at home and that is similar to “Photoshop’ for this class

DAYS: Thursday afternoons (initially 2 weeks)

DATE: June 18th and 25th

TIMES: 1 - 3 pm

FEES: $50.00 pp

TUTOR: Janette

Please bring a CD/DVD or USB stick with a selection of photos you

wish to use for your photobook theme, e.g. family, travels, etc.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR

DIGITAL SLR CAMERA &

THE ART & SCIENCE OF

PHOTOGRAPHY

Understanding your digital SLR

camera and crucial photography prin-

ciples. Learning to be creative - the art of

photography - in addition to understand-

ing the science. This a “Basic” to “ Intermediate” level course. You

will learn via visual examples, by examining photographs, and inter-

active workshops to reinforce necessary theory. Conducted by

David Curelea, multi-International award-winning Photographic

Artist at www.davidcurelea.com and www.facebook.com/

DavidCureleaPhotographicArt

Course Outline:

Part I , Week 1- Topics:

DSLR Cameras Intro, Equipment & Lenses, Important Camera and

Photography History. Framing, Composition, Structure & Focus.

Lighting, White Balance, Getting Creative with Light & Color (inc

Black & White). Includes in-class workshops.

Part II , Week 2 - Topics:

Understanding ISO, Shutter, Aperture & A-S-P-M Shoot Modes,

Shooting Scene Modes, Exposure & Metering -The Most crucial

relationship in photography & cameras, I call it: The Big Equation !

Introduction to Photographing various subjects: People, Portraits,

Pets, Landscapes, Wildlife and Nature using principles and

methods learnt. Includes in-class workshops.

DAYS: Tuesdays or Saturdays

DATES: May 5th & 12th(Tues) or May 23rd & 30th(Sats)

TIMES: 10 am ~ 12.30 pm (Tues) 1pm - 3.30pm (Saturdays)

FEES: $164.00 (or $82.00 for one weeks session).

NB: See special price offers for this course on page 8.

Digital Photography

YOUR ART WORKS*

This new exciting two

part course has been developed

for learners of all levels. Students

will produce artworks using differ-

ent medium including drawing,

textiles, photography and use of

computers. You will be taught by local tutors and artists. This is a

fun course that will help you develop your self esteem and confi-

dence and you can produce a portfolio that you can use for entry

into certificate art and computer digital literacy courses conducted

here at the centre ,and at other institutions if you so desire. This

course will also provide you with skills useful for other retail posi-

tons or just for your own personal growth and development.

Some of the art you will be undertaking will be drawing and

illustration, logo design, fantastic textile techniques including

printing and designing of fabric or other items that you can have

manufactured. Includes photography and other digital art work so

basic computer skills will be required. The first course of five

sessions will be concentrating on developing your drawing and

illustration skills and releasing your creative self in many fun ways!

NB: You can do individual sections of this course, just call us.

NOTE: Don’t miss out book now as very limited places.

DAYS: Course One will be held with Anne Langdon at

Haddon Community Learning Centre

May 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th and June 3rd and the

second part of the course will start soon after.

TIMES: 10 am ~ 12.30 pm

FEES: $100.00 ($55.00 + $45.00 Amenities Fee) for the

first course($90.00 concession fee).

Some materials will be required to be purchased.

David Curelea International award

winning photographer

FOOD SAFETY LEVEL I CERTIFICATE

Accredited course fulfils the requirements for those

needing this qualification for their workplace or for

their role as a volunteer. Students successfully com-

pleting this training will receive the nationally recog-

nised certificate. (In house courses can also be

organised on request by your group if this date is

not suitable).

DAY: Monday

DATE: May 4th

TIME: 9.30 am - 3 pm approx.

FEES: $130.00(in-house cost per person)

(We can also organise a day/date for your group so give us a call.)

FOOD HANDLERS ONLINE COURSE

You can alternatively do your certificate online and start anytime

and also have the convenience of finishing it in your own time. This

course can be done online or by correspondence delivered by the

registered training organisation, “CFT International.” You print out

your qualification certificate when you have completed all the mod-

ules required. Simply come into the centre and fill in the enrolment

form and pay the fee. We will then email you a link to commence

the course online. Cost online - $95.00.

Please note: Payment for all classes are due one week prior to

commencement. Places cannot be held if payment has not been

received. This ensures people on waiting lists do not miss out.

PLEASE NOTE: Minimum numbers of 8-10 students are required

for the first aid courses as set by the provider of this training. We

can organise other dates. Groups catered for so please phone

5342 7050. to inform us of your training requirements.

DETAILS OF CLASSES AND INDIVIDUAL PRICES:

APPLY FIRST AID CERTIFICATE

This course covers all the necessary

skills & knowledge required to pro-

vide first aid response, life support,

management of casualty(ies), the

incident & other first aiders, until

the arrival of medical or other assis-

tance. This unit incorporates the

content of units HLTCPR201B Per-

form CPR and HLTFA201B Provide

basic emergency life support. Please

note we need a minimum of 10 stu-

dents for this course to proceed.

DAY: Friday

DATE: May 29th

TIME: 9 am - 3 pm

FEES: $130.00 (cost dependent on numbers. You must book

& pay at least one week prior as pre work has to be

completed before the start of course.

PERFORM CPR - HLTCPR211A

This course covers all of the skills and knowledge required to

perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in line with the Aus-

tralian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. At the successful comple-

tion of this course participants will be issued with a statement of

attainment valid for 1 year.

DAY: Friday

DATE: May 29th daytime (Haddon), or Wednesday

evening July 15th (the Well, Smythesdale)

TIME: 9 am - 11 pm (Haddon day) or 6pm - 8pm (the Well)

FEES: $60.00 ~ book & pay at least one week prior to

commencement date.

ASTHMA

This accredited course is designed for you to acquire competency

in the risk assessment and management of asthma emergency in

the workplace or home. The knowledge and skills will enable you to

minimise the occurrence and manage an asthma attack which in

turn will sustain life and minimise the consequences until profes-

sional help arrives.

DAY: Friday

DATE: May 29th

TIME: 4.45 pm - 6.30 pm approx.

FEES: $40.00 (book & pay at one week prior.

FIRST AID COURSES

Do you require upgrades or need to

undergo first aid training for your job?

Then we are conducting several courses

in first aid at the centre this term.

You can undertake all necessary train-

ing required in a one day session or undertake separately those

sessions you need to update.

Sessions available include:

CPR - 9 am to 11 am

Level 1 - 9 am to 1 pm

Level 2 - 9 am to 3 pm

Anaphylaxis - 3 pm to 5 pm

Asthma - 4.45 pm to 6.30 pm (approx.)

And a “Defibrillation “ course is also available. Please call us to

book or register your interest.

DAY: Friday

DATE: May 29th

TIME: 9 am - 6.30 pm for the entire course

FEES: $200.00 for full course - see individual class costs

below. You must book & pay at least one week prior

as pre work has to be completed before the class

commencement .

ANAPHYLAXIS

This course is designed to provide the knowledge to

identify Anaphylactic Shock and the skills to manage an

emergency with the use of an adrenaline Auto-Injector.

The use of risk assessment tools and the development of

risk minimisation strategies are explored. This course is

needed for those working in Children’s Services and

Education.

DAY: Friday

DATE: May 29th

TIME: 3 am - 5 pm approx.

FEES: $60.00 (book & pay at one week prior.

Accredited Short Courses

CONSTRUCTION

INDUCTION WHITE CARD (OH&S)

All persons carrying out any type of work

on a construction site, including, but not

restricted to builders, supervisors, trades,

apprentices, labourers, cleaners, engineers,

architects, surveyors, sales persons entering

buildings still under construction and even

schoolchildren on work experience must

have a “Construction Induction card” to work onsite. $27.00 Fee

inclusive in course cost will cover the Worksafe registration fee. Each

Participant must provide Photo ID, Please enquire for the brochure

which outlines documents that can be used as proof of entity. If you

do not bring some ID then you will not be able to enrol in this course.

DAY: Thursday

DATE: TBA

TIMES: 9 am ~ 4 pm

FEES: $177.00 per person

TRAINERS: ACT

To enquire or to secure your place, contact Rebecca Ware and tell her

you are enquiring and/or booking into the Haddon sessions.

Telephone: 1800 66 00 30 ~or call the Learning Centre on 5342 7050

Email Rebecca.ware@stlaurence.org.au and cc Joan in the email at:

manager@haddonlearning.org.au

Accredited Courses

DUAL CERTIFICATE II IN AGED CARE & HOME & COMMUNITY CARE

You can work in the growing health

and aged care field with this nation-

ally recognised dual qualification.

CHC30212 Certificate III in Aged

Care CHC30312 Certificate III Home and Community Care

There is an ever-increasing demand for employees to enter the

aged care sector. Certificate III in Aged Care / HACC will be run over

a minimum of twenty six weeks consisting of two days per week

training. A work placement towards the end of this period will be

sourced and facilitated by Advanced Career Training. This course

provides participants with a fantastic opportunity to gain two na-

tionally accredited qualifications in one, as well as hands on work

experience that will support them in gaining the career in the aged

care and home & community care industry.

Price on application – Government concession criteria applies,

payment plans by arrangement.

N.B. We require 8 students for this course to be conducted.

For a private discussion call Rebecca Ware on 0439807881 or

e-mail: Rebecca.ware@stlaurence.org.au

CONDUCT CIVIL

CONSTRUCTION

EXCAVATOR OPERATIONS

We are taking expressions of interest

for this course. It is delivered by a

trainer with industry experience, and

covers the skills and knowledge required to conduct civil construc-

tion excavator operations. It covers such topics as planning and pre-

paring for excavator operations, operating an excavator (including

how to conduct the pre-start, pre-operational and post-operational

checks), lifting, carrying and placing materials, selecting, fitting and

removing attachments, relocating the excavator, carrying out ma-

chine operator maintenance, and conducting housekeeping activi-

ties. This unit of competency is accepted by the Civil Construction

and Mining industries throughout Australia.

Course Requirements:

Participants must be 18 years or over to attend this course.

Participants must be competent in written and spoken English

(Student are required to undertake a Language, Literacy, and

Numeracy test prior to commencing the training)

Participants will have to have a Unique Student Identifier (USI)

Participants are recommended to hold their Construction Induction

OHS (White) Card if operating Earthmoving machinery

Participants are required to wear sensible work clothes and steel

capped boots, and dress according to the weather for their training.

Participants are required to bring appropriate sun safety protection

Pre-course reading:

All participants are required to study the Excavator Study Guide and

complete the Excavator Activity Book prior the course. Class size 3-6

people.

NEW COURSES :

ATV SAFETY - 1 day course

- participants to bring their

own ATV and helmet .

Cost $125.00 - need a

minimum 4 students.

RIDE-ON-MOWER - 1 day course - participants to bring their own

ride-on mower. Cost $125.00 - need minimum 4 students.

CHAINSAW COURSE - this is delivered by a trainer with industry

experience, and covers the training for 3 x Nationally Recognised

Units of Competency to give participants an all-rounding learning

experience in the safe operations of a Chainsaw.

TRACTOR SAFETY AWARENESS COURSES -

1 DAY EXPERIENCED OPERATORS - 2 DAYS BEGINNERS

- not nationally accredited but proof of a training and is extremely

worthwhile . Cost $125.00(1 day) - minimum 4 students.

$240.00(2 days) - minimum 3 students.

CERTIFICATE II IN HORTICULTURE

This is a fun “hands-on” course. Whether your aim is to

gain skills for a career change, enhance your work pro-

spects or to just gain knowledge to compliment your love

of gardening - this course could suit you. Units from Certificate II in

Horticulture AHC20410 will be presented in a combination of class-

room teaching and hands on practical experience. Employment

opportunities include, maintenance of private gardens, parks, land-

scape construction, wholesale and retail nurseries and more.

Limited places are available.

Expressions of interest are now being taken for this course ~

call the Learning Centre on 5342 7050 to express your interest

in this course. N.B. We require minimum student numbers for

this course to proceed.

COMPUTER LAB FACILITY FOR HIRE

The computer lab has ten PC’s & audio

visual facilities and is served with a

spacious rest area with tea and coffee

making facilities.

Special Courses and Workshops

YOUR HOME AND INTERIOR DESIGN

With Anna Phillips , Interior Designer

SHORT WORKSHOP 1:

BATHROOM / KITCHEN INSPIRATIONS

In this workshop we will look at plan-

ning trends for bathrooms, kitchen/

living areas. This will not only give you

some inspiration but it could save you

space, time and money. Whether you

are looking to update your home in

these areas, or in preparation for sell-

ing, then this workshop will assist you.

It is a common misconception that any

improvements you make to a kitchen or

bathroom will reflect in an increased

resale value. In reality, poorly planned

works often add little value to your

home, with some even having a detri-

mental effect on a its value. Come and

learn many tips and tricks from a pro-

fessional who works in the field.

Workshop includes afternoon tea!

DAY: Wednesday or Saturdays

DATES: May 20th(Wed) or May 23rd(Saturday)

TIME: 10 am ~ 12 pm

FEES: $25.00

DAY WORKSHOP 2:

PRODUCTS:

In this workshop you are

going to experience an

unadulterated and fun

interior design experience!

Are you trying to find

something and cannot

source it? This is a full day

course whereby you will

bring your creativeness, your samples, images of your preferred

fittings and we look at putting together an inspirational cut and

paste board and product explanations, or image gallery of prod-

ucts you want to be able to source locally, or just be inspired by.

Get ready to do some investigating, cut, pasting and drawing!

Afternoon tea provided. BYO lunch.

DAYS Wednesday or Saturdays

DATES: May 27th(Wed) or May 30th(Saturday)

TIME: 10 am ~ 3 pm

FEES: $80.00

We require a minimum number of students and a maximum 15 to

conduct these workshops.

VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM 2015

WHERE ARE ALL THE VOLUNTEERS

DATE: Monday April 27th (at The

Well, Smythesdale)

TIME: 6pm - 8pm

COST: FREE

Is your organisation struggling to find or manage volunteers? If so,

then this workshop is for you! Content includes finding volunteers,

managing unpaid workers, protecting your organisation and their

volunteers, professional standards for volunteers and using the

internet to connect. To register please call Caroline Jordan on 5220

7216 or email caroline.jordan@gplains.vic.gov.au

VOLUNTEER OFFICE SKILLS

In this course, volunteers will develop team work ability in

two different workplace office environments, learn recep-

tion and customer service skills, and brush up on tele-

phone and computer skills. Not only will you improve your employ-

ability skills; you will receive a certificate of participation to add to

your resume and a letter of referral will be provided upon success-

ful completion upon request. A position in this course requires your

time and commitment.

DAYS Tuesdays

DATES: July 21st to August 25th ( 6 weeks)

TIME: 10am ~ 3pm

FEES: $140.00 - BYO lunch, tea & coffee provided.

LOCATIONS: The Well and Haddon Community Learning Centre.

NB - This course is suitable also for everyone who needs to

learn office skills to apply for work in an office environment.

To register for this course please call Joan on 5342 7050 or

email manager@haddonlearning.org.au

ESSENTIALS OF EVENT MANAGEMENT

DATE: Monday July 29th (at The Well,

Smythesdale)

TIME: 6pm - 8pm

COST: FREE

This workshop will provide some practical advice to ensure your

next event goes exactly to plan. Hear from some experienced event

organisers as they recount their experiences, the issues they en-

countered and how they successfully overcame them. To register

please call Caroline Jordan on 5220 7216 or email caro-

line.jordan@gplains.vic.gov.au

CREATIVE EVENTS

This course is a follow up to our Essentials of Event

Management sessions and consists of much more detail to help

students in sourcing funding, planning and running a successful

event. Students will learn to design events that appeal to diverse

audiences, ensure the safety of participants, manage diverse stake-

holders, limit the environmental impact of their activity, and deliver

events on time and to budget.

DAYS Wednesdays

DATES: 5th to 26th August(4 weeks)

TIME: 10am ~ 3pm

FEES: $120.00 - BYO lunch, tea & coffee provided.

LOCATIONS: Haddon Community Learning Centre.

To register for this course please call Joan on 5342 7050 or

email manager@haddonlearning.org.au

INTRODUCTION TO SAORI

WEAVING

Saori is a Japanese hand weaving

technique that emphasises creativity

and free expression. There are no

rules, no fear but just an immersion

into weaving and working with yarn

and threads. Adults can make a small

scarf., placemat or wall hanging. You

can bring along some of your own

yarn if you like.

DATE: May 23rd

DAY: Saturday afternoon

TIME: 1-3 pm

FEES: $40.00 plus materials

fee paid to tutor of 20

cents per gm

DATE: May 11th

DAY: Wednesday evening

TIME: 6.30 - 8.30 pm

MAKE YOUR OWN SAORI SCARF

More time to create your own amazing and

unique scarf (or piece of woven material if

you prefer) using the Saori loom. Learn this

fun and easy Japanese freestyle weaving

technique with 4 hours of creativity allowing

yourself the freedom to explore different

techniques, textures, fibres and have lots of

fun! At the end of the session you will have

created a gorgeous hand-woven scarf to take

home. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

DATE: June 20th

DAY: Saturday

TIME: 11 - 3.30 pm

FEES: $60.00 plus materials fee paid to tutor of 20 cents per

gm. (BYO lunch).

PLEASE NOTE: A MAXIMUM OF 5 STUDENTS PER CLASS SO YOU

NEED TO BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

FUN WITH TEXTILES

Lets have some fun! In this class we

will be incorporating different tech-

niques including printing , painting

or stitching and cutting and patching

different fabrics together to make

accessories. You do not need any

experience to join in!

DATE: June 6th

DAY: Saturday

TIME: 1 pm - 4 pm

FEES: $50.00 plus materials

NB: Payment is required on

booking of these classes.

Art and Craft Textiles and Fashion

WET FELTING FOR BEGINNERS

Felt a wool scarf

Come try wet felting and make a

gorgeous scarf for yourself or to give as

a gift. You do not need any prior

experience to do this class. A kit can be

purchased for approx. $15.00 or pick up

a requirements list.

Please bring a couple of large old towels

and any wool, wool blends, silk yarns, silk

ribbons, velvet or lace you have in your

sewing box.

DATE: June 19th

DAY: Friday

TIME: 1 pm ~ 3.30 pm

FEES: $45.00

FEES & CHARGES

Adult Education classes that are subsidized by Adult Community & Further Education are marked with the *.

We are required to charge a student contribution consistent with Ministerial directions on Fees & Charges. Other fees are to assist us to pay for tutors,

amenities and all other costs involved in running courses. For further information please speak to the Manager.

UPCYCLING AND RECYCLING FASHION

With Janette Wothersppon (Printscape)

Re use and recycle!

In these two sessions Janette will help you

reinvigorate your wardrobe and teach you how

to take your favourite garment and create a new

and unique fashion garment by adding fabrics

and other

embellishments. This is a great way to cover up

damage to the fabric, i.e. children's clothes; add

length. or add trims of colour and print to a

plain garment! The design is your own creativity.

Save money and help save our planet as well.!

No experience necessary!

DATE: June 25th and June 18th

DAY: Thursdays

TIME: 10 am - 1 pm

FEES: $66.00

NB: Payment is required on booking of these classes.

FUN WITH BENGALA DYEING

This class introduces the technique from Japan

called "Bengala" dye. “Bengala” is a mud dye

made of natural and sustainable material

mined from soil. Using the traditional method

and modern technology, it brings us the an-

cient colours conveniently to a new textile dye

for fabric, yarn, natural fibre and paper.

DATE: May 16th

DAY: Saturday (morning)

TIME: 10-12 pm

FEES: $35.00 includes materials

SPECIAL WORKSHOPS BY

PRINTSCAPE

Workshop 1:

RISO AND STENCIL PRINTING

Presenters: Printscape

Anne Langdon & Janette

Wotherspoon

Week 1 [Session 1]

Developing ideas and composi-

tions [resources available to initi-

ate ideas], Setting up stencils,

Preparing for riso screens[ silkscreens]

Week 2 [Session 2]

Printing onto clothes- recycle old clothes- give them a new lease of

life or add interest to plain garments). Attaching transprints [tshirts]

COSTS: $50.00 each

DATES: Thursdays May 14th and 21st

TIME: 10 am ~ 12 pm

Plus materials fee paid directly to tutors -: $20

Please note we require a minimum of 6 people for this class .

CREATE YOUR OWN

POLYMER CLAY

JEWELLERY WORKSHOP

Come and explore the

delights of working with the

wonderfully versatile material

of ‘polymer clay.’ Polymer

clay lends itself to a wide

range of patterned and textured effects to make your own

unique jewellery. No previous experience is necessary, just enthu-

siasm and a love of exploring colour and pattern. This one day

introduction class is also open to accompanied children from the

age of 12.

You will learn about the simple tools you need and how to create

stunning and wearable jewellery from your own decorated beads.

This is an addictive, creative and affordable hobby and you will

be amazed at what you can create in a short space of time. Dur-

ing the course of the day you will learn:

The different types of polymer clay and where to obtain it

How to condition and colour blend your clay before use

How to make several shapes of beads

To make a simple cane

To make decorated beads and jewellery and how to

“cure” them for wear

To assemble your beads into finished jewellery

Where to source findings.

DAY: Friday or Saturday

DATE: May 29th(Friday) or June 20th(Saturday)

TIMES: 1 pm—4 pm

COST: $60.00

This is YOUR neighbourhood centre. If you have any ideas of what you

would like to see happening or you have a skill to share then please

come in and chat to the staff or give us a ring. on 5342 7050, we would

Workshop 2:

PRINTING ONTO MATERIAL Make a skirt panel or cushion

cover using transprint, Riso

and stencil printing

Presenters: PRINTSCAPE

[Anne Langdon & Janette

Wotherspoon]

Transprinting is a printing

method that is very much like

a water colour painting. An

exquisite technique!

Week 1[Session 1]

Developing ideas for prints

Resources available to initiate ideas

Setting up stencils

Preparing for riso screens[ silkscreens]

Week 2 [Session 2 ]

Printing onto material

Week 3 [Session 3]

Sewing skirt OR Cushion cover

Cost: $80.00

Materials Fee: Paid directly to tutor $25.00 for inks, riso etc [extra

cost if dress material needs to be purchased].

DATES: Thursdays April 23rd, 30th and May 7th

TIME: 1pm-3pm (1,2) & 10am-12pm (Session 3)

Please note we require a minimum of 6 people to be able to

be able to run this class .

Arts and Crafts

ZINGY ZENTANGLES ~ BEGINNERS CLASS

All patterns are made from five basic elements - they are easy to

learn and it is truly

fascinating how they

transform into such

amazing patterns.

The best place to

start is with an intro-

ductory class - they

are fun and you will

learn the basic

stokes and philoso-

phy that make up the art of ‘Zentangle.’

Your tutor will show you how easy it is to learn the method of cre-

ating beautiful images from repetitive patterns - they may look

complicated but when broken down into their basic elementary

strokes, the complicated becomes easy, "one stroke at a time." No

artistic training is needed. It is relaxing and helps calm stress and

anxiety and it increases focus and creativity.

DATE: 9th May

DAY: Saturday

TIME: 10 pm ~ 1 pm

FEES: $50.00 + $5.00 for materials kit

NB: We require a minimum of 6 students to

conduct this class and we need bookings well

in advance for materials to be ordered.

PAULINE’S QUILTERS WORLD

SPECIAL MACHINE QUILTING FOR “L” PLATES These workshops give you the knowledge and confidence to quilt

any size quilt on your domestic sewing machine. You will learn how

to troubleshoot tension and experiment with tools that make quilt-

ing easier. Best of all, you’ll no longer need to fear the thought of

manoeuvring a big quilt on your sewing machine. Pauline has a kit

available for those who wish to pre-order – it contains pre-cut fab-

ric, wadding, thread, machine needles, self

threading needles and a pre-wound bobbin all

packed in a fantastic purple quilted project bag:

price only $55.or pick up the requirements list

and use your own supplies.

DAY: Wednesday

DATE: July 8th

TIME: 10 am ~ 4 pm approx.

FEES: $65.00

INTRODUCTION TO CREATING MOSAICS

Do you want to learn how to create

beautiful and unique mosaic art-

works? Then this course is for you! Mosaics is

the art of creating decorative designs con-

structed from small pieces of tile, ceramic,

coloured glass, stone, or other suitable

material. Learn this beautiful and rewarding

technique and get the skills to create unique

mosaic pieces reflecting your own personal

style. Bring along some lunch. Tea and

coffee supplied.

DAY: Saturday and Sunday

DATES: May 23rd and 24th

TIME: 10am - 3pm (Sat)

10am - 2pm (Sun)

FEES: $110.00 includes

all materials and

use of tools.

Please note: We need a

minimum of 6 students for this

class to proceed.

PAPERCRAFTS WITH KAZ

On thee first Friday in the month ‘Craft

Club’ is held, Come join these fantastic

workshops & find your inner creative

goddess! You will learn techniques to

make cards and other paper craft

items.

DAY: Fridays

DATES: May 1st, June 5th, July 3rd, August 7th.

TIME: Afternoon session from 1 pm/ evening session 7 pm.

COST: $25 includes materials, use of equipment & light

supper.

RSVP: Karen 0409137323 or email mickeykaz@hotmail.com

so she can prepare kits or phone the centre on 5342 7050 to book.

SPECIAL QUARTERLY CRAFTERNOONS

Our popular ‘crafternoons’ are back for this year. Special regular

quarterly ‘crafternoons’ will be on Sundays throughout the year.

Lunch is served from noon - with delicious varieties of pancakes

cooked by Vince the ‘Pancake King.’ Crafting starts from 1pm.

DATE: TBA for April

COST: Only $25.00, includes lunch and materials.

CONTACT: Kaz directly to book and also for the confirmation of

the dates for the rest of the year.

Crafts Sewing, Patchwork, Quilting

COMING ALSO JULY

8TH SPECIAL

BEGINNERS

QUILTING CLASS

The Butterfly Blossom quilt is

full of fun techniques for

texturising and manipulating

fabric. Pauline will guide you

and show you lots of the

techniques required in mak-

ing these blocks. You will be

able to go home and finish

your quilt with confidence. It

is a beautiful quilt!

DAY: Monday

DATE: April 27th

TIME: 10 am ~ 4 pm

approx.

FEES: $65.00

NB: all students please pick up

requirements list when booking..

SPECIAL GUEST TRAINER: Pauline Rogers (Qld) - Pauline has 30

years of experience and is always devising fun ways to educate and

inspire quilters. We are taking bookings now. Minimum number of

12 students required and there will also be a maximum number so

book in now to secure your place as this is a once only session op-

portunity in both terms.

SPECIAL 1 DAY WORKSHOP

PAULINE ROGERS

“BUTTERFLY BLOSSOMS QUILT “

COME CELEBRATE NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE WEEK

STARTING MONDAY 11 MAY

Knitting

Well Being, Health & Exercise

Cooking

~ COOKING CLASS ESPECIALLY FOR MEN ~

This great new course will consist of learning to use a microwave for cooking and

will include how to cook a roast and bake a cake! Our wonderful tutor Charles will

help you to be able to do this at home! So come join in, don’t put it off any long-

er, it is easy when you know how.

DATE: May 12th to June 17th (6 weeks)

DAY: Wednesdays

TIME: 9..00 am ~ 12.00 pm

FEES: $12.00 per week plus ingredients paid to tutor dependant on student numbers

COURSE DURATION: 6 weeks x 3 hours a week

LOCATIONS AVAILABLE: Haddon and District Community House, Haddon or “the Well,” at Smythesdale. Other venues can be arranged

with suitable numbers so just let us know! If ladies would like a class as well then phone to let us know and we will arrange one for

you too! Phone: 5342 7050.

YOGA/MEDITATION ~ HADDON & SMYTHESDALE

Do you have back, neck or shoulder

problems? Do you suffer from high

or low blood pressure? Do you have

high stress levels and experience

anxiety attacks? Then yoga can help!

Your instructor is a fully qualified

yoga teacher with over thirty years

teaching experience. Beginners are

very welcome!

Bookings are essential and courses must be pre paid prior to

commencement. We are taking bookings now and then classes

will be confirmed with sufficient numbers. We need min 7

students for course to proceed.

Smythesdale ~ at the ‘Well’

DAY: Tuesdays (afternoons)

DATE: April 28th

TIMES: 2 pm ~3 pm

FEES: $90.00 (6 weeks commitment required)

Smythesdale ~ at the ‘Well’

DAY: Tuesdays - Evenings

DATE: April 28th

TIMES: 7 pm ~ 8 pm

FEES: $90.00 (6 weeks commitment required).

NB: If you have extras cover with a private health fund, you

may be able to claim your yoga classes.

KNITTING ON BIG NEEDLES

Have you ever wanted to knit and see it

grow fast. Knitting on big needles with

thick materials is exactly how you can do it.

Come and learn the tricks of how to get

your knitting working, look at tension, in-

corporating loopy designs and adding a

unique and individual look to your new

scarf or cushion. School aged children are

also encouraged to join this class to learn to knit.

DATES: May 16th

DAYS: Saturday

TIME: 1pm-5pm

FEES: $50.00pp plus materials to be

purchased from tutor including

needles if you do not already own.

NB: Payment is required on booking of these classes.

HADDON QUILTERS ~ MONDAY NIGHTS

This lovely group has been enjoying

getting together and working on their

projects. so come join in and learn

basic sewing techniques and beyond.

Enjoy some time to chat, sew and

share your enjoyment of quilting too!

Join any time during the term; you will

be made very welcome. Tea, coffee

and bikkies’ provided.

DAY: Mondays

DATES: April 21st

TIME: 6.30 pm ~ 9.30 pm

FEES: $3.00 per session

FACILITATOR: Kerri Hunter

COOKING BASIC CHINESE - with Charles Zhang

We will be having some

wonderful Chinese

cooking classes begin-

ning in June for 4

weeks with the delight-

ful Charles Zhang.

Charles, is a wonderful

tutor and you will

learn some simple authentic Chinese recipes and cook-

ing methods. Please phone early to put your name on

our list as places will be strictly limited.

Call us on 5342 7050 NOW!

Sewing, Patchwork, Quilting

PUBLIC INTERNET & COMPUTER ACCESS

Is available between 10 am till 3 pm - only when computer classes

are not being conducted.

You are strongly advised to ring to check on availability prior to

attendance.

PRINTING

Full colour per A4 page $4

Monochrome per A4 page $1

PHOTOCOPYING

A4 Single side 30 cents Double side 50 cents

A3 Single side 60 cents Double side $1.00

LAMINATING

A4 $1.50 per page A3 $2.50 per page

FAX SERVICE

$2.00 for the first page and $1.00 each for subsequent pages (local/

interstate). International P.O.A.

Above services available 10 am - 3.30 pm daily.

GIFT VOUCHERS ~ MAKE A GREAT GIFT!

We will soon have gift vouchers available for any amount and they

will cover the tuition cost of any course we run at the House – a

great gift idea for someone who has everything!

Please enquire at the office.

NB: Voucher doesn’t cover cost of materials fees.

If you are interested in a course enrol now to avoid

disappointment. If dates/or times do not suit you please ask

as often we are able to arrange an alternative.

SERVICES

LIBRARY

Children's Programs LITTLE WOADY’S - SWING, SWAY, LAUGH, PLAY

Little Woady’s is a program for preschool aged children and

their parent or carer to engage in positive experiences

together that enhance the parent/child relationship.

TERM 1 PROGRAM

Branch into Music

Date: 17, 24 April. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 May. 5, 12, 19, 26 June

When: Fridays (11 sessions)

Time: 9.15 am ~ 9.45 am

Cost: 1 child $88.00, 2 - $165.00, 3 - $231.00

Children aged under 6 months are free when

attending with a paying sibling.

Places strictly limited. Bookings are essential.

For more information or to book phone Kim on 5342 7000 or email

kboyd@gplains.vic.gov.au or contact the learning centre.

WANT TO FORM A GROUP OR CLUB?

The centre would like to support proposals for groups to be in-

cluded in the Centre course program. For example how about a

photography group, book or chess club, computer, art, craft or

cooking group? Just call us with your proposal.

Call the Learning Centre on 5342 7050.

Special Groups

The Community Learning Centre has a library of

pre loved books, videos and DVD’s available to

borrow or swap. Take some, leave some, or relax

and have a read, while enjoying a coffee in the

lounge area.

We also have a collection of LARGE PRINT, and

TALKING books, for those who are vision

impaired or just prefer this type of book.

Donations of good quality books and magazines

are always gratefully accepted.

Please note we are unable to accept

educational texts or instruction manuals.

PLAYGROUP

No child is too young for Playgroup. All

children from 0-5years including babies.

When: Fridays during school term

Time: 9.30 am ~ 11 am

Cost: $2.00 per family

Contact: Katrina 5342 4225

Membership

Consider becoming a member for only $5.00 a year.

The money raised helps to keep us open!

Valid from January 1st - December 31st.

KRAFT 4 KIDS

Materials supplied DAY: Mondays

DATE: April 20th

TIME: 4 pm - 5 pm

COST: $3.00 pp, 2 in family for $5.00 BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL - Call 5342 7050

Donations of craft materials gratefully accepted.

THE MUSIC CLUB

Bring your instrument and be

inspired by others to

participate in a group performance!

TIME: 4 -5pm

DAY: Wednesdays from

COST: TBA depending on numbers.

For more information contact Alison on 5331 7331

or Joan at the centre on 5342 7050.

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~ Wanted ~

Volunteer Gardeners

at the Northern

Community Centre

We are seeking interested people in

the Haddon area to join a volunteer gardening group.

The shire will provide tools and support, you provide en-

ergy and enthusiasm.

The time commitment is up to you but we are planning

for one morning a fortnight.

If you are required to do a minimum number of volunteer

hours for Centrelink we can assist you.

If you would like more information or to register your

interest call Kim at the Northern Community Centre on

5342 7000 or email kboyd@gplains.vic.gov.au

WALK TO FIGHT ANIMAL CRUELTY!

Million Paws Walk - Sunday 17 May

REGISTER NOW and Walk to Fight Animal Cruelty in Australia's biggest and best dog event! In its 20th year, the 2015 Million Paws

Walk is the most important event on the canine calendar. Join in the walk to fight animal cruelty at the Million Paws Walk! Register

yourself, friends and family to take part in the biggest dog walk in Australia. You can help raise vital funds for animals in need by

walking with and by setting up your own fundraising page. Fundraising is a great way to make every step count.

So make sure you register online, put your dog on a lead and join in on Sunday the 17th of May. As an added bonus this year, if you

register online and create a fundraising page, the RSPCA will send you a FREE RSPCA portable water bowl for your pooch!

Every dollar you raise will make a big difference and will help raise $500,000 to support their work with animals in need.

The RSPCA provides refuge to animals that are lost, abandoned or rescued from cruelty. They hope is to give each animal a second

chance at happiness. As a not for profit organisation, the RSPCA relies on community support to care for 'all creatures great and

small'. More than 90% of the RSPCA's funding is due to the gener-

ous support of the Victorian community. Some of the costs for

caring for these animals include: •$3,000,000 to fund the work to

rescue abused or neglected animals,$460,000 for vaccination med-

ication to give to the animals in care, $192,000 to fund our foster

care program to give animals a second chance at life. Register to

walk today and start fundraising to help animals in need at :

http://www.millionpawswalk.com.au/Victoria.

Phone: 0476 360 006

Dr Jim Hancock BVSc has

commenced Veterinary Practice in

and around Ballarat. He has 25+ years

experience and is providing

an onsite veterinary service, offering

veterinary advice and hands on

practical assistance to the owners

of farm animal species.

Phone: 0476 360 006

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TRADES AND SERVICES

Has arrived in Haddon!

Proprietor Renee Henry is an award winning and highly qualified stylist having previously owned a commercial salon in Daylesford for the past seven years, she is now

bringing her experience to your door step!

With over 13 years in the hair and beauty industry Renee can colour your curls, trim your fringe and

brighten your brows all in the one location.

All aspects of ladies, men’s and children’s hair styling plus waxing and tinting is available at Bertie’s Boutique.

Taking appointments now! Renee Henry 0408 912 171

47 Haddon–Windermere Road, Haddon.

ALSO WATER FOR POOLS, DAMS, GARDENS & STOCK

0417 587 064 03 5342 2360 0408 577 737

WATER CARTAGE DELIVERING DOMESTIC

WATER

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41 Kopkes Rd, Haddon Ph 5342 4519

Large range of quality stock Native tubes and shrubs Roses & advanced trees

Saturday

& Sunday 8.30am

to 4.00pm

Open 8.30 am

to 5.00pm

MG & BM FENCING for all your town and farm fencing

Michael 0409 579 414 or 53448203

Horse Yards & Cattle Yards Post & Rail Farm Fencing

Gates All size jobs

D & G BAKER EARTHMOVING SMYTHESDALE

10 Mtr Tipper,

Bobcat with Trencher 5 Tonne Excavator with Augers

Please phone Daryl on

0488 428008 or AH: 5342 8008

Locally owned and operated

TRADES AND SERVICES

ADVERTISING

THIS SPACE COULD BE YOURS!

CONTACT THE

WOADY YALOAK HERALD

ON 5342 7050

OR VIA EMAIL ON

woadyherald@gmail.com

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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The Woady Yaloak HERALD is published each term as a project of the Haddon

Community Learning Centre. Registration No. 12494

Haddon Community Learning Centre

396 Sago Hill Road, Haddon 3351 Tel 5342 7050 Fax to 5342 7013 Email: media@haddonlearning.org.au

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Write for The Woady! Anyone is welcome to submit articles, photos and

reports for publication.

We would really love to put together a regular team of 3-4 people so do get in touch if you are

interested. We’d love to hear from you.

Send items to The Editorial Team, Woady Yaloak HERALD by mail, fax or email or deliver to Haddon

Community House by the deadline.

DEADLINE FOR TERM 3 ISSUE IS

June 19th, 2015

Preferred format is MS Publisher, typed or clearly printed, sent as an email attachment, on a computer

disk, fax or post.

NO PDF files please without prior

discussion and consent of the Editor

Send photographs by post or as an email attach-

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If you would like to advertise your business, please contact the editorial team to discuss your needs.

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in a recognised computer format. Items must include name, address and telephone number of

the sender. The Editor reserves the right to edit for length, clarity or legality any item or not to

publish any item considered inappropriate. Views and comments expressed in this paper are

not necessarily those of any member of the Woady

Yaloak Herald or the Haddon Community Learning Centre unless acknowledged as such. Products and

services listed or advertised in the newspaper should not be considered as endorsements. While

every effort is made to ensure accuracy of editorial content, HCLC takes no responsibility for any

errors or omissions. Send any items or questions to:

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LOCAL BUSINESS ADVERTISING RATES

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WOADY YALOAK HERALD 4 ISSUES PER YEAR

EMAIL NEWSLETTER - 8 ISSUES PER YEAR

*All Non-Profit Community Groups are eligible for free adver-

tising in all publications.

NOTE: ADVERTISEMENTS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED UNTIL INVOICES ARE PAID IN FULL

For more information email media@haddonlearning.org.au or call Jon 5342 7050

ADVERTISEMENT SIZE

ANNUAL COST

TERM CASUAL

BANNER (double business

card)

$150 $20

BUSINESS CARD $75 $10

ADVERTISEMENT SIZE

ANNUAL COST

2014-2015 YEAR

TERM CASUAL

FULL A4 PAGE $380 $100

HALF A4 PAGE $310 $80

QUARTER A4 PAGE $220 $60

BUSINESS CARD $110 $30

FRONT PAGE BANNER /

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Can You Help?

Wala Animal Sanctuary would appreciate any monetary

donations or supplies such as burn cream, etc., even if

out of date, building materials, woollen blankets, animal

food including bird seed, hay or straw, hutches and

aviaries, fruit, etc.

Call Kaz 0409 137 323 or Kim 0438 424 306 to pick up.

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APRIL

13th Term 2 begins

18th Smythesdale Country Market 9am

-1pm

19th Haddon Walk for Autism, Haddon

Lions Park, 10.30am-2pm

23rd Chat & Chew luncheon Northern

Community Centre 12.30pm - $9.00pp

25th Anzac Day - Haddon 11am - check Golden

ANZAC Day events listing at: golden

plains.vic.gov.au/events

MAY

16th Smythesdale Country Market 9am-1pm

17th Million Paws Walk-RSPCA

21st Chat & Chew luncheon Northern

Community Centre 12.30pm - $9.00pp

23rd & 24th Woady Yaloak Horse Trials

JUNE

18th Chat & Chew luncheon Northern

Community Centre 12.30pm - $9.00pp

20th Smythesdale Country Market 9am-1pm

WHAT, WHERE AND WHEN

Phone: Cliff on

0409 816 829

Soil

Sand

Crushed Rock

Granite Sand

Uco Mulch

Sawdust &

Shaving Mix

Garden Rocks

SMYTHES SAND & SOIL

Trailblazer Walks All fitness levels welcome. - (Support bus provided if required) - First Thursday of the month. Walk start time:

10am - Walk distance: 5–6km - Walk terrain: Includes paths and trails that are uneven and unsealed with some hills

- RSVP essential to travel on the bus - Must bring good supply of water, sunscreen, own snacks and medications All

walkers must complete a registration form before commencing walk. Dress appropriately for the weather. Enquiries/

RSVP to Jacinta 5321 1500 or 0458 384 080 or jwalsh@gplains.vic.gov.au

Date Location Meet Bus Times

7 May Rokewood Rokewood Hall

66 Ferrars Street

Rokewood

Bannockburn 9.20am

4 June Bruce’s

Creek

Bannockburn

Bannockburn

Cultural Centre

High St., Bannockburn

Smythesdale 8.45am

Cape Clear 9.00am

Rokewood 9.20am

The Ode They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We will remember them.

“Your Art Works”

Tutors local artists Anne Langdon - Course One

& Janette Wotherspoon - Course Two

Lets create and have fun!

You will learn different art

forms including drawing,

printmaking, photography

digital art and more!

Heaps of fun and open to all

ages from 16 years

No experience necessary!

Great course for building your

art portfolio for further studies,

or career opportunities

Option to do individual weekly

sessions also!

*WONDERFUL NEW COURSE*

Wednesdays (other days/dates

may be possible - call us)

Course One starts May 6th for five weeks

from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm

FEES: $100.00 ($90.00 concession fee)

A discount will apply for part 2.

Also individual sessions can be

undertaken. Some materials will be

required to be purchased

DON’T MISS OUT - BOOK NOW! PHONE: 5342 7050

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International Women's Day celebrations

at Haddon Community Learning Centre.

Here wonderful talented local artist

Susanne Graham displayed some of her

beautiful works of art.

On display were some of

Prue Simmons amazing

textile pieces.

Cr Bill McArthur speaks to

volunteer Chris Rigg.

The Haddon Quilters Group displayed

some beautiful examples of quilts and

wall hangings.