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Merry Christmas & a Very Happy New Year Everyone! Let’s Make Art Day at Haddon Many thanks to artists Marita Reynolds and Lyn Dickson for the great day.
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Let’s Make Art Take 2 at Haddon Let’s Make Art programs were developed by Golden Plains Art Inc. in 2017 by a group of local artists interested in inspiring and motivating people to create. The ‘Let’s Make Art’ programs have been a huge success and participants in their feedback have requested more such events. The Haddon Community Learning Centre continues to support and get involved with this next project. Come and try one of the following:
Bookmaking using simple techniques with Lyn Dickson
Coloured Pencil Techniques, creating a realistic chook drawing with Marita Reynolds
Watercolours with Rosslyn Bosnar
Papermaking with Rosalind Lawson at her studio in Napoleon’s Golden Plains Arts Inc. have received funding for this project from the Golden Plains Shire’ Gem of an Idea grant’ and the event is therefore subsidised. Bookings are essential and this can be done through Haddon Community Learning Centre on the contact number below. Check out these artists work on the Golden Plains Art Trail on the 25th and 26th March. We are looking forward to seeing you there for a day of fun and inspiration. Venue:- Haddon Community Learning Centre, Haddon Date:-
Wednesday 16th May 2018.
Time :- 10am to 3pm Lunch is provided in the cost Cost:-
$30.00 all inclusive. Contact:- Haddon Community House on 5342 7050 Book early!
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PROFILE ~ MARITA REYNOLDS, ARTIST Marita
Reynolds has been studying art
since 2001 to 2014 with Janet Matthews’s wildlife pencil artist and exhibiting since 2010. Having recently moved to Golden Plains Shire in the Western District of Victoria, Marita has been fortunate enough to be enjoy more time to spend on her art. Marita’s artwork is a combination of pencil and pastel, with wildlife and nature the subject focus. Marita’s fascination with the natural world comes from her heart. She feels a sense of excitement when observing a particular animal that she believes we can learn a lot from them or when she gives herself some valuable time out to sit and contemplate nature. Marita has always enjoyed being creative and has experimented with many mediums over the years, however her passion and joy always relate back to graphite and coloured pencil. Marita uses Faber Castell Polychromos pencils and Derwent Artists pencils in both colour and graphite. She works on 100% cotton paper (Saunders HP smooth 300gsm) with a smooth surface. Recently she has been working with pastels and prefers to use Schminke pastels - she loves the way they flow over the paper, which is colour fix pastel paper 340gsm or Mi Teintes paper 160 gsm. Using either pencil or pastel, Marita is able to capture different look and 'feel', relevant to enhancing the appeal she finds in each subject. Marita has exhibited and participated in the following: Janet Matthews Studio Exhibitions 10,2011,2012,2013,2014, Burrinja cultural centre in Upwey, Solo art exhibition September 2014, Golden Plains Art Trail 2016,2017 exhibiting and demonstrating at Marie Perrymans’ Studio and will also be in attendance in 2018. “Let’s Make Art ‘Workshops as a tutor in the Golden Plains. LMA are all about giving art a go. Using Faber Castell Polychromos pencils and working with a wild life image, Marita takes participants through the coloured pencil process to help them produce a life like image. The workshops about exploring the creative process while having fun at the same time. The Pairing Project, in May 2016. A Golden Plains Inc. initiative, where artists of different mediums, pair together to produce a piece of art work .At the Sally Walker gallery in Geelong and the pairing Project plus at the Fairbanks eye gallery in Ballarat, in November 2016. Marita is a member of the following groups: - GP arts Incorporated, Bannockburn and District art group, Angelsea Art House and The Bop Art .
PROFILE ~ LYN DICKSON, ARTIST As a child I loved to draw and make articles and have always received encouragement from my parents and teachers. I have continued my interest in art, attending many and varied workshops to learn new techniques and develop my skills. Apart from this I have no formal training but by combining ideas and the skills I have gained I feel I have developed an individual style. I have been the fortunate recipient of several awards for handmade books and textile art. I create for enjoyment and the pleasure of trying new things, challenging myself to step outside the box. I enjoy working with paper and textiles. - Lyn Dickson
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Interior Decorating Workshops! Haddon Community Learning Centre is proud to introduce Sharon Arthur from Red Berry Interiors. Sharon is very proud to be conducting new “Interior Decorating for Beginners” workshops and extended courses. Topics will include “Establishing your Style,” paint, flooring, space planning, window coverings, and lighting. All students will create a vision board of what they learn. It is a lot of fun, very interactive and each student will learn how to
transform their chosen room from their home. Red Berry Interiors is a Ballarat based Interior Design studio specialising in residential projects and property developments throughout Victoria. Sharon says that “this a fairly intensive beginners course offering real solutions which helps everyone achieve amazing results. We cover a very broad area of information and my current students keep signing up for the next one, so clearly they are enjoying it.” The shorter workshops are three hours and the longer course is sixteen in total. They should be lots of fun and very helpful if you have no idea where to start with a specific room in your house. There will be a second course on offer in Term 2 following the beginners and this will cover “Kitchens, Bathrooms” and other topics. See the centre pages for the HCLC Term 1 Course Guide for more details and dates. Call the centre on 5342 7050 to make your booking. We look forward to seeing you there! Remember to register your interest now as numbers will be limited.
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The Golden Plains Arts Trail The Golden Plains Arts Trail will be held on the weekend of 25 and 26 March. Exhibiting over 60 artists and makers from across Golden Plains, with an expected audience of up to 2,500 visitors, the 2017 Arts Trail is all set to be the best one yet. Enjoy two full days of colourful art, fantastic food and wine and breathtaking views of Golden Plains, as artists open their homes, studios and hearts for a very special weekend of inspiration. The Golden Plains Arts Trail is an exciting collaboration between Golden Plains artists, Council, community and local businesses. HOW IT WORKS… The 2017 Arts Trail will offer two choices— the Red Trail covering the southern end of the Shire (Batesford, Bannockburn, Inverleigh, Teesdale, Wingeel, Maude and Meredith) and the Gold Trail (Haddon, Smythesdale, Smythes Creek, Linton and Corindhap). To find out which Trail might suit you best (we’d love you to do both), download the brochure from the website at https://www.artstrail.com.au or you can email arts@gplains.vic.gov.au to find out where you can pick up a hard copy. It is recommended that you plan ahead so that you can map out the venues you want to visit. PICK UP AN ORIGINAL PIECE OF ARTWORK FOR YOUR HOME The 2017 Arts Trail is a great opportunity to pick up original artwork that could add colour, style and flair to your home. The Trail will exhibit the work of of a variety of artists from Golden Plains, showcasing a dynamic mix of mediums. Art will be exhibited from various studios, creative places and venues across the Shire, with much of the artwork up for sale for visitors. Find out which artists are exhibiting on the Trail (and see samples of their work) https://www.artstrail.com.au.
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SNAKES - SOME TIPS SNAKE-PROOF YOUR HOUSE AND GARDEN The Golden Plains Shire is known to have a high population of snakes, so the following list of snake catchers has been provided. Remember, it is against the law to kill snakes. Fortunately, there are professionals out there highly skilled in catching snakes. In the Ballarat area - Ballarat Wildlife Park – 5333 5933, J Farquhar – 0439 242 889, Ballarat Snake Catcher – 0408 308 648. Tips for around your garden and home: Cover all holes leading to houses and garages Snakes love crawling into spots such as roofs, underneath houses, garages etc. Make sure to keep doors closed and install screens on doors and windows. Mainland tiger snake Banyule Flats Reserve, Melbourne, Victoria, Block any holes in the ceiling and roof, which might house them. in threat pose with body flattened and head raised . Photo by Maintain a tidy garden Keep a tidy garden shed. Keep lawns low in height and garden beds away from Teneche - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https:// the exterior of the house. Ensure that woodpiles are neatly stacked to prevent commons.wikimedia.org/ snakes and rodents from sheltering in them. Discard lawn clipping and mulch rather than keeping it in a pile, as they provide warmth and security for snakes. Block cavities in wall structures Snakes LOVE rock walls. They love to sun themselves on them to warm up their cold blood and muscles and to shelter. They also provide places for food such as rodents and frogs. If you have a rock wall or other similar structure, block the holes and other cavities that slithering and scurrying creatures can hide in. Mice and rat bait Placing rodent bait around your house and garden will get rid of mice and rats – and therefore reduce the likelihood of snakes. PLEASE it is extremely important to place the bait in places where pets cannot get it, such as off the ground. Protecting birds Placing mesh or a similar covering around your chook pens, aviaries, etc will prevent snakes from preying on your birds. Dispose of food scraps Ensure that all food scraps are disposed of properly in covered bins. Food scraps encourage rats and mice – and therefore snakes! Minimise plants and shrubs Consider the type of shrubbery and trees you have growing in your garden. Low shrubs and leafy bushes will provide the perfect habitat for sheltering snakes. By growing tall trees and keeping leaf litter to a minimum, you will have less garden maintenance to do – and fewer snakes! What is the best pet to deter snakes? There is no pet that will keep snakes away. What does not work? Repelling oil and snake repeller Richie Gilbert a snake catcher in Queensland says that the snake repellers and oils sold by some manufacturers do not work to keep snakes from gardens and homes. He says that the snake repellers actually transmit a vibration every 30 seconds similar to that of a rodent – which snakes love to prey on. “‘I’ve been relocating snakes curled up next to them, passing by them and in houses that have been surrounded by them ever since the devices came on the market around 10 years ago. There is no factual evidence that they work but there is truckloads of evidence that they do not work. It’s a total scam and the companies selling them never back up their product or guarantee it.” Check this out and other articles at http://www.homelife.com.au/gardening. Also there is a pdf chart for common Victorian snakes: http://media.heraldsun.com.au/kids-news/pdf/SHS_SNAKES_POSTER_2016%20(1).pdf. And the website:http://www.whatsnakeisthat.com.au/ may be of assistance. Shortbread - (From Scotland)
225g plain flour, 100g rice flour or ground rice 225g unsalted butter 100g caster sugar, pinch of salt, Sift the two flours (or flour and rice), sugar and salt, into a mixing bowl. Soften the butter slightly, cut it up and rub it into the dry ingredients with your fingers. When it starts to bind, gather it together with one hand into a ball. Knead it on a lightly floured board until it is a soft, smooth and pliable dough. Place a 20 cm / 8 inch flan ring on a greased baking tray and put in the dough. Press it out evenly with your knuckles to fit the ring. With the back of a knife, mark it into 6 or 8 triangles. Prick right through to the baking sheet with a fork in a neat pattern. Chill for at least 1 hour before baking to firm it up. Bake in the centre of a preheated cool oven at 150°C / 300°F / Gas Mark 2 for 45 minutes to 1 hour or until it is a pale biscuit colour but still soft. Remove from the oven and leave to cool and shrink before removing the ring, then dust lightly with caster sugar. When cold store in an airtight tin. 9
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2018 NEIGHBOUHOOD HOUSES VICTORIA BUGET AND ELECTION CAMPAIGN Join Neighbourhood Houses Victoria to Campaign for better funding for our sector! Pick up and sign our postcards to show your support. Every week Victorian Neighbourhood Houses deliver over 10,000 activities and have over 188,000 visits from community members. Neighbourhood Houses respond to local community needs! Yet we are asked to do more for less and our funding is going backwards! There has been no sector-wide increase to Neighbourhood Houses funding for many years. NHVic is coordinating a State-wide funding campaign. We are asking the current Victorian State Government to deliver on its 2014 Election Campaign and support our Neighbourhood Houses. We are sending the State Government these postcards as part of the campaign. We ask that you sign them and return them to the Haddon Community Learning Centre) and we will forward them on the Minister for Families. Thanks to all of our supporters.
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TERM THREE 2017 COURSE GUIDE
Term 1 Course Guide, 2018
How to enrol
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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.
Welcome to Our Term 1, 2018 Course Guide The coming break will be welcome to most people after a hectic 12 months —time to catch one’s breath and make some plans for the year ahead. If you (or a family member) are looking to improve your employability skills, we have some great courses to consider in 2018. We also have some exciting new courses for anyone who is wanting try something different in the way of leisure activities or hobbies, as well as some repeat courses that proved very popular in 2017.
HOW TO ENROL In person at the Haddon Community Learning Centre office 396
The hospitality industry is a big employer in the Central Highlands region. Consequently, we’ve found that our Café Skills course has proved invaluable to local people who want to gain the skills and expertise needed to work in the sector. The next course starts on Wednesday March 7th and runs for three weeks. In 2018 we’ve added an extra day (to be agreed) where participants will be able to concentrate solely on getting an insight and some hands-on experience in what it takes to be a barista. You can find out more on page 15 of the Herald.
Fees become due at the time of booking. Places will not be held
The ability to use technology confidently and efficiently is a vital employment skills these days, as well as having become so important in communicating between family and friends. So if you’re feeling overwhelmed by smartphones, iPads and technology generally, we can help, so check out our computer courses on page 13. An exciting new offering is a weekend of Sustainable Agriculture workshops on March 24th and 25th. If you have completed Horticulture and Permaculture course, this weekend will help you move to the next level. The workshops will teach you how to integrate three main objectives— a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity—into your work. I’m also pleased to announce a special quilting workshop with guest tutor Yan Pring, the queen of colour herself. Over two days (April 23rd and 24th), Yan will help you design your own quilt to suit either king, queen, or single bed sizes, runners or tablecloths. We need 12 students for this workshop to proceed so please book early. And finally, I’d like to draw your attention to a special day in Term 2—not the start of the year by any means but I wanted to give plenty of advance notice so artistic readers can plan to attend. The pilot “Let’s Make Art “ workshops teaching coiling and pencil drawing proved so popular, I’m happy to announce that a full program of workshops is scheduled for May 2018. Marita Reynolds will be conducting another pencil drawing workshop, concentrating on drawing a realistic chook this time. The other three workshops will cover book making, paper making and watercolour painting—please see page 5 for more information about the workshops and page 4 for a profile of Marita and fellow workshop tutor Lyn Dickson. Remember, you can keep up to date with the latest news on courses and events by checking our Facebook page and website. Season’s Greetings and a safe and happy New Year to you all.
Cheers, Joan, Manager
Sago Hill Road, Haddon.
By telephone on 5342 7050 By email: manager@haddonlearning.org.au CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT
unless fees are paid or a deposit received and payment plan arranged. Payments due at least one week prior to course commencement. 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 presentation of a current concession card.
Notification will be given only when classes are cancelled or rescheduled. 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. you.
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.
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 Health & Human Services, DEECD, & the Department of Planning & Community Development).
Exploring Computers COMPUTER SKILLS FOR SMALL BUSINESS This course focus is on necessary computer skills or upskilling for those running a small business. On completion learners will have gained an understanding of marketing and branding in business, reviewed their computing needs, investigated suitable applications/programs, developed samples/documents for marketing and branding products for their business (using MS Publisher), compared and used different types of social media tools and applications if required. Tell us of your requirements and we can look at tailoring the DON’T BE AFRAID WE CAN HELP INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
sessions to your needs.
This course is for complete beginners without any computer skills. Become confident and comfortable using a computer in a relaxed and friendly environment. Small classes ensure personal attention.
DAYS:
DAY: DATE: TIME:
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning (7 weeks) Starting February 13th (Tues) or 14th (Weds) 9.30 am ~ 12.00 pm or 1- 3 pm
FEES:
$65.00 ($5.00 discount for members).
NB:
Evenings may be arranged if we have enough interest.
*YOU HAVE THE MOUSE UNDER CONTROL SO LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP ~ *INTEL® LEARN EASY STEPS Learn basic word processing, multi-media, internet and email and more at a beginners level. Need to upskill your computer skills for work, or if you are a business then think about helping your workers gain vital computer skills. You will receive a certificate upon successful completion. Level One:
For beginners who have mouse control
Level Two:
You must have basic computer skills and preferably completed Level 1.
DATES: TIMES: FEES:
*FLEXI LEARN ESSENTIAL COMPUTERS This course is designed to provide flexibility with blended learning options. This means that it can be done partly, or all online in your own home when you want, or it can be undertaken partly in class and online or all in our class room. Topics can include computer essentials, cloud applications such as "Dropbox," "Googledrive," Google Docs, Spreadsheets, Presentations and "Picasa" for editing images; useful for personal, business, marketing and social media platforms such as Facebook. This course allows flexibility to give time to cover topics where you may need extra help or that you specifically want to cover so give us a call to discuss! DAY:
Level 1 or Level 2 (7 weeks) - Monday evenings or
DAY:
Wednesday afternoons DATE:
Starting February 12th - other dates available
TIME:
6.30pm ~ 9.30 pm (Level 1) or 1 pm ~ 4 pm (Level 2)
FEES:
$115.00 ($55.00 + $60.00 Amenities & resources fee) $90.00 concession fee). $5.00 member discount.
DAY:
Level 1 or Level 2 ~ Wednesday afternoons- (7 weeks)
DATE:
February 14th - other days/dates possible
TIME:
6.30 pm ~ 9.30 pm . NOTE: Casual attendance for all computer classes where available is $20.00 per session.
Always check with us as other dates for above computer classes as we may be running other sessions 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.
Tuesdays or Wednesdays - other days may be organised - call with your requirements. February 13th/14th (7 sessions) Tuesdays 9 am ~12.30 pm - Wednesdays 1 - 4.30 pm Evenings may be available - 6 pm - 9.30 pm $115.00 ($55.00 + $60.00 Amenities & resources Fee) $90.00 concession fee) for eligible concession funded students. $5.00 member discount.
DATES: TIMES: FEES:
For in class training this course will be available on Mondays and Sundays - you can do online any time. You will be supported by an understanding and patient tutor either for either method. Starting February 12th (7 sessions) for in-class option. 1 pm ~ 4.30 pm . $115.00 ($55.00 + $60.00 Amenities & resources Fee) $90.00 concession fee) for eligible concession funded students. $5.00 member discount.
Special Programs *FIRST STEPS TO WORK IN VIDEO AND SOUND Are you interested in sound or film production? Would you like to work in these areas, move on to further study, or even start your own small business? If so, then this course is for you. We have a have another of our very popular video and sound production courses on offer. The course will introduce you to the process of how to create quality videos and then edit them in the editing software program “Camtasia.” Please note we are accepting enrolments on a first come-first served basis. As funded places are strictly limited. DATES DAYS: TIME: FEES:
3rd,10th and 18th March Saturdays 10 am - 4 pm $70.00 (full course)
The number of places available is limited to six participants so you need to call now to register your interest.
GROW YOU DIGITAL MINDSET AND BUILD YOUR BUSINESS Finding the online digital landscape confusing and not sure where to start? Do you need a website, blog, want to
NOW YOU HAVE AN IPAD WHAT NOW? IPADS/TABLETS FOR BEGINNERS (An advanced class available on request if sufficient student numbers) If you have struggled with computers then why not try a tablet as
need to “Grow Your Digital Mindset!” Join communications leader
they are much easier to use. Try before you buy with one of ours, or
implement your online strategy. This is perfect to launch or promote
learn how to use your own tablet. The course will provide learners
a product, business, event, or personal brand. Register and contact
with basic and beyond everyday skills to get the most out of your
us for a full course outline.
device. DAY:
Thursdays (check as other dates & times may also
know how to use Twitter, use a Facebook page? Then you Morgan Williams in this two hour, deep dive workshop. He will help you create an A4 action plan in six easy exercises. Use the plan to
DATES:
(1 session)
be available) - or get a group together! DATES: TIMES:
February 15th (6 sessions) 1 pm ~ 3.30 pm
FEES:
$60.00 - special price
If you have an Android tablet give us a call as if we have sufficient students a special Android tablet class can be arranged.
19th March (Mon) or 24th March (Sat)
DAY:
Monday (evening) or Saturday (day)
TIME: (Sat)
6 pm ~ 8 pm( (Monday) or 10 am ~ 12 pm
FEES:
$60.00
Tutor:
Morgan Williams – DesignScope
NB: We need a minimum of 8 students for this class to proceed. 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.
COMPUTER LAB FACILITY FOR HIRE
The computer lab has ten PC’s & 1 Mac and audio visual facilities and is served by a spacious rest area with tea and coffee making facilities. Call us to book on 5342 7050
*CAFÉ SKILLS*
*Hospitality Training @ Haddon
KICK START YOUR HOSPITALITY CAREER The course includes: Barista Skills Customer Service Menu Design and Presentation Food Safety (optional you can also sit for your Certificate if you do not have one) and more! Small Business Operations Learn from a professional and gain first hand small business and real customer experience. Get ahead of the pack for those employment opportunities. Training: Time: Dates: Cost:
1 day a week on Wednesdays 10 - 2.30 pm March 7th, 14th and 24th - plus day for Barista instruction Full $200.00 (concession $150.00)
Haddon Community Learning Centre, 396 Sago Hill Rd., Haddon Phone ~ 5342 7050
Accredited Certificate Short Courses 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: March 9th, TBC TIME: 3 pm ~ 5 pm approx. FEES: $65.00 (book & pay at one week prior.
ASTHMA 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 training 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: DATE: TIME: FEES:
Friday March 9th, TBC 9 am - 6.30 pm for the entire course $220.00 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 .
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 professional help arrives. DAY: Friday DATE: March 9th, TBC TIME: 4.45 pm ~ 6.30 pm approx. FEES: $65.00 (book & pay at one week prior.
PERFORM CPR - HLTCPR211A
This course covers all of the skills and knowledge required to perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) in line with the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. At the successful completion of this course participants will be issued with a statement of attainment valid for 1 year. DAY: DATE: TIME: FEES:
Friday - note a nighttime can be arranged March 9th, TBC 9 am to 11 am (day) or 6 pm to 8 pm (evening) $65.00 ~ please book & pay at least one week prior to commencement date.
PROVIDE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE - HLTAID003
FOOD SAFETY LEVEL I CERTIFICATE
This course covers all the necessary skills & knowledge required to provide first aid response, life support, management of casualties, the incident & other first aiders, until the arrival of medical or other assistance. This unit incorporates the content of units HLTCPR201B Perform CPR and HLTFA201B Provide basic emergency life support. Please note we need a minimum of 10 students for this course to proceed. DAY: Friday DATE: March 9th, TBC TIME: 9 am ~ 3 pm FEES: $155.00 (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. NB: All accredited courses require a USI number we will assist you.
DAY: TBA (group can be organised - call us) DATE: TBA TIME: 9.30 am ~ 3 pm approx. FEES: $130.00 (in-house cost per person) (We can organise a day/date for your group so give us a call).
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.
Accredited course fulfils the requirements for those needing this qualification for their workplace or for their role as a volunteer. Students successfully completing this training will receive the nationally recognised certificate. (In house courses can also be organised on request by your group if this date is not suitable).
FOOD HANDLERS ONLINE COURSE - START ANYTIME
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 modules 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.
NOTE: You can study the Introduction to Permaculture, or the Introduction to Horticulture as separate courses, or do the combined course and save money. You can also join individual classes if you prefer. Give us a call to enquire what is available.
Special Interest & Training Courses
*INTRODUCTION TO PERMACULTURE & HORTICULTURE Learn basic principles of “Permaculture & Horticulture” with hands on learning. This full course provides you with work-related skills relevant to these sectors and leads into accredited Horticulture, or Agriculture certificate courses. It’s great for those who are returning to study as mature age students who may be thinking of undertaking further studies on this subject. Pre accredited courses are gently paced and ease you back into study in a fun way. Give us a call if you require any further information, or if you need assistance to decide what is right for you! The combined course starts on Thursday February 1st and costs only $130.00 (concession $115.00). Please see the full details below of all the sessions and dates.
*INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE Gain first-hand practical experience in horticulture, landscaping and gardening. It is a great starting point for people thinking about turning their passion into a career in horticulture, or simply for home food growers who want to learn more. Working as a team with fellow participants, you will gain a broad overview and practical, hands-on experience in plant recognition, propagation, planting, soils, climates, environmentally sustainable work practices and more. DATES: Starting February 15th to March 22nd DAY: Thursday evenings + excursion days TIME: 5.30 ~ 9.00 pm FEES: $80.00 (concession $70.00)
*INTRODUCTION TO PERMACULTURE Are your interested in living a more sustainable lifestyle?
Permaculture could be the answer for you. It is a practical design concept that enables people to establish productive environments that provide food, energy, shelter, material and non-material needs, as well as the social and economic infrastructure that supports them.” This course will teach the basic principles to help you to learn how you can incorporate the principles at home, regardless of whether you live on an ordinary house block or a bigger property. DATES: DAYS: TIMES: FEES:
April 19th - TBC Thursday evenings + excursion days Thursdays: 6 pm ~ 9 pm Excursion days TBC 10 am to 4pm $80.00 (concession $70.00)
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE WORKSHOPS The goal of sustainable agriculture is to meet society’s food and textile needs in the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Practitioners of sustainable agriculture seek to integrate three main objectives into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. Students will learn to create a farm plan that promotes soil health, minimizes water use, and lower pollution levels on the farm through limited herbicide and insecticides use. DAYS: DATES: TIME:
Saturday and Sunday March 24th and 25th 10 am - 3 pm (BYO lunch)
FEES:
$96.00
BASIC FIRST AID FOR LIVESTOCK & PETS This course is aimed at the hobby farmer, pet owner and anyone who wants to be better equipped to help their special livestock/pets in the case of an emergency. The trainer has had more than 15 years experience breeding livestock and caring for sick animals. She holds a Cert III in animal care (vet nursing) as well as undertaken various other animal related courses. The day is sure to be an informing and fun. Every student will receive a first aid kit as a gift. - value $15.00. The course will include training, handouts and time to practice practical skills. Students need to bring, pen and paper. Topics to be covered: Bites, stings and poisoning, injury and bandages, baby animal first aid heat stress, hypothermia, monitoring and CPR. DATE: DAY: TIME:
March 10th Saturday 10 am ~ 4 pm (including lunch break BYO lunch).
FEES:
$110.00 (discount of $5.00 each additional family member - $105.00).
Places are limited to 8 only, so book early to secure your place.
Let’s Create Sewing & Patchwork INTRODUCTION TO SEWING TECHNIQUES Learn to sew from the very beginning with the basics of sewing. You will get an understanding of the sewing machine, machine sewing techniques, troubleshooting problems. If you do not have a sewing machine, you will learn what out of one. Become familiar with the terminology, tools, patterns, fabric selection, cutting technique and
SPECIAL WORKSHOP WITH GUEST TUTOR YAN PRING
Come join us on a one day quilting workshop with the queen of colour herself Yan Pring. Yan will help you design your own quilt to suit either king, queen, or single bed sizes, runners or tablecloths.
achieving professional results. DAY: Tuesdays or Fridays DATE: February 6th or 9th TIMES: 11am ~ 1 pm TBC COST: Only $12.00 per lesson Please note: There is a maximum of 6 people for this class so you will must book early. Phone 5342 7050. You need to bring working sewing machine and dressmaking equipment. The course requirements will be discussed further at your first session . NB: We do have one sewing machine available to use.
“At the workshops we learn about colour, how to be brave and not to worry about perfection,” Ms Pring said. Testimonial: “The teacher was a lovely, talented lady who is renowned for her colourwash quilts. Her classes were great fun, lots of laughter and a heck of a lot of sewing. You see Yan did all the cutting and you did all the sewing. That’s how you go home with a quilt top finished in a day.”
We have a course we can offer that was especially designed for
Morning and afternoon tea plus lunch each day will be provided in
seniors but would be perfect for all ages. We would be looking at a
the cost.
daytime class probably on a Wednesday morning for you in easy
DAY:
Monday and Tuesday
DATE:
April 23rd and 24th
TIMES:
9 - 4.30/5 pm
COST:
Only $250.00 ~ great value!!!
For more information and to secure your place contact Lo Bjorksten via lkbk@dcsi.net.au. We need 12 students for this workshop to proceed so please book early. HADDON QUILTERS GROUP ~ 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: DATES: TIME: FEES: FACILITATOR:
Mondays February 5th, 19th, 26th and March 5th, 19th, 26th 6.30 pm ~ 9.30 pm $3.00 per session (free tea & coffee) Kerri Hunter
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.
INTERESTED IN LEARNING QUICK AND EASY PATCHWORK?
Suitable for all age groups
patchwork/quilting. Barbara has taught students how to make lap quilts that need NO expensive batting, so this is very cost effective and easier to do than traditional techniques. Using two methods, one called, "Sew & Flip" the other called, “Quilt as You Go" (QAYG) you can make some fabulous quilts. Interested? Then give us a call and we will get a class organised. Phone 5342 7050.
Let’s Create Arts & Crafts INTERIOR DECORATING FOR BEGINNERS This is a new course we are offering for the first time this term with Sharon Arthur from Red Berry Interior Design. The course will cover the following topics: •
Establishing your style
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Colour theory
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Flooring
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Space planning and how to measure
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Window coverings 101
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How to arrange décor
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Lighting
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Creating a vision board with samples and more
DATE: DAY: TIME: FEES
March 1st -March 22nd ~ 4 sessions Thursdays 10 am ~ 2.30 pm (BYO lunch) $175.00
NB: If we have enough interest we can look at an evening class so just let us know if this would suit you better.
INTERIOR DECORATING TIPS FOR BEGINNERS This is a new workshop we are offering for the first time this term with Sharon Arthur from Red Berry Interior Design. This will give you the opportunity to ask Sharon questions and learn some great interior design tips for your home decorating. Look at styles and what would suit you. Learn from a professional. This is a 3 hour workshop. DATE: DAY: TIME: FEES
February 22nd(Evening) or March 24th(Saturday) 1 session of 3 hours Thursday evening or Saturday afternoon 6.30 pm ~ 9.30 pm or 1pm - 4 pm $45.00
CALLIGRAPHY Calligraphy comes from the Greek for “beautiful writing”. Scientific research has found that writing skills are linked to the building of vital neural pathways associated with language and ideas. So knowing how to draw letters can help to build brainpower! And this course is designed to introduce beginners to the art of the written word, help them to improve their handwriting, or produce art work and written documents for special occasions. The course will cover: the two basic calligraphy styles – italic and uncial; how to use pen and ink to create simple decorations and borders, and simple layout exercises so your writing looks good on the page. DATE: February 20th ~ 6 sessions DAY: Tuesday TIME: 10 am ~ 3 pm (BYO lunch) FEES $100.00 (includes a reference workbook, paper and pen). Please Note: You will need to bring a ruler and a set square, a HB pencil - you can pick up a more detailed list on enrolment. NB: Other dates may be available with sufficient numbers. SURFACE TECHNIQUES - POLYMER CLAY JEWELLERY Polymer clay is a fun, versatile and easy to use material. Create some beautiful, unique polymer clay beads working with surface techniques using chalk and acrylic paints. We will also look at various methods of finishing your polymer clay jewellery with sanding and polishing and using liquid polymer. Please bring: an apron fine, medium and course sanding block, small bowl or container large enough to place the sanding block in. Baby wipes. Small size artists fan brush. DATE:
March 23rd
DAY:
Friday
TIME:
10 am ~ 3 pm—break for lunch. BYO lunch
FEES
$50.00 + materials cost: paid to tutor $30.00 (you may have some materials of your own, or wish to purchase them your self, if so you will need to call us so as we can ask the tutor for advice for you).
Special Workshops FOOD AS MEDICINE – ASK A NATUROPATH Cath Thomas is a qualified Naturopath who passionately believes Hippocrates was right in saying food is our medicine. Many foods have direct effects on mood, pain levels, inflammation and more. In a 3 part series of workshops that comes with guides to healthy meal plan options we will explore -
MAKE YOUR OWN TRADITIONAL HOMEMADE SALAMIS Are you interested in making traditional homemade salamis and other cured meats? Then you will love this workshop! Come join with James, an experienced butcher in this three hour course who will teach you how to make pancetta and a mild salami that will suit the whole family. Use them to add a special “zing” in sandwiches, on pizzas or in antipasto. You will also enjoy a “toastie” to taste the creations at the end of the session. DATE: DAYS: TIMES: FEES:
March 24th Saturday 1 ~ 4 pm (Saturday) $130 (pensioner concession $120) Please bring with you a notebook and pen. Photography is allowed.
PLEASE NOTE: You must book early as numbers are strictly limited to a minimum and maximum of seven people. HERBAL TEA MAKING – TISANE With so many people seeking ways to boost their health and wellbeing, making your own tisane sounds like a good idea. Learn with a qualified Western Herbal Medicine Practitioner some of the benefits of drinking herbal teas. Make your own tisane, and enjoy a cuppa and bite to eat. By the end of this two hour workshop you will have learnt more about medicinal properties and folk stories of herbs, as well as made your own signature blend to take home. Please bring a clean empty jar along to the workshop. DAY: DATE: TIMES: FEES:
Sunday March 25th 2 pm ~ 4 pm $45.00 ($38.00 concession - all materials supplied)
WHAT IS A TISANE TEA? Herbal teas, which tea experts term Tisanes (a French word for "herbal infusion"), are usually dried flowers, fruits or herbs steeped in boiling water (no actual tea leaves are included). ... Virtually any flower, fruit or herb that can be steeped in water and ingested can become a tisane.
Marketing myths and truths about some foods. What is a “whole food”, “superfood”, biodynamic, organic, ethically sourced etc Explore how our palate has changed and what effect this has had on our physiology; why coffee can be good and how some breakfasts not so good Learn how out body is nourished or exhausted by some foods Explore what is meant by “some fats are good”, how much, and why. Nutrient intake recommended by the Australian Government, and why. Spotting an empty calorie, etc And when (or not) to supplement your “healthy” diet.
By the end of the series, you will know more about how to interpret your way to improved health through foods rich in nutrients. Please ring to express your interest and we will organise dates in March. Cost for 3 workshop package is $140. Phone 5342 7050 FERMENTING AND PRESERVING FOODS In this very popular workshop the focus will be on a short brief of ferment theory, practical veggie ferment activity, a demonstration of yoghurt making and other sugar ferments. You will learn about the process that converts sugars and other carbohydrates into preservative organic acids. Take part in a hands on processing of seasonal produce on the day A selection of produce and equipment is supplied plus handouts and text references. Please bring any produce you may have to share. Please bring a 600 ml screw top jar to get started. Minimum of 4 and maximum of 6 students. Snacks are also provided.mid session. DATE: March 3rd DAY: Saturday TIME: 1 pm ~ 4 pm FEES: $40.00 - includes snacks
MUMS AND BUBS YOGA We are excited to be offering another term of yoga for you and your baby (3- 18 months).
get strong with yoga positive interaction with your baby meet other mums and socialise before/after yoga YOU and your BABY can enjoy these yoga sessions together. DAYS: DATES: TIME: FEES:
Every second Monday Starting February 5th 1pm ~ 2 pm $15.00 per session Free tea / coffee provided afterward.
PLEASE BOOK ON 5342 7050 YOGA HADDON - SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS - ALL AGES No experience necessary for this class. Stretch, strengthen, balance and unwind! BYO Yoga matt and drink bottle. Please wear comfortable clothes. Afternoon session now available. LOCATION: DAY: DATE: TIMES: FEES:
Haddon Community Learning Centre Wednesdays - mornings, afternoons or evenings January 31st - March 28th 9 am -10 am 1 - 2 pm or 6.30 - 7.30 pm Save if you pay for full term upfront - only $10.00 a class - Or $15.00 per casual BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL - Contact Alana via
mrs.alana@hotmail.com, or call her on 0422288545, or phone the centre on 5342 7050. If you are interested in different times then call us and we can try
to organise it providing we have enough interest to do so 5342 7050. MINDFULNESS - MEDITATION YOGA - RELAXATION ‘ Focus within - calm mind’ Suitable for all Your teacher is Jo Scherger is an Intermediate yoga/meditation teacher having taught practices for many years, as well as being a qualified psychotherapist. LOCATION: DAYS/DATES: TIME: FEES:
The ‘Well” Smythesdale Monday evenings starting February 12th to March 26th (6 weeks) - Excluding March 12th 6.45 pm ~ 8 pm. Limited places available $90.00 - paid in full prior to sessions
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL - PAYMENT DUE PRIOR TO CLASS Phone Jo on 0408820976 or email: joscherger@outlook.com
Well Being, Health & Exercise CREATIVE ART - THERAPY WITH CANDACE
Enjoyment and Insight through Art Making What is Art-Therapy? Art Therapy uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance physical, mental and emotional well-being. It is fun, calming and healing and can be a great way to explore and express any issues or concerns., No previous art-making experience is necessary. Candace is a registered art-therapist and member of ANZATA, which means she has completed training at Master’s level in this field. Candace has many years’ experience running art therapy groups and working one on one. Candace currently facilitates weekly art-therapy groups at the BRICC Wellness Centre for individuals who have experienced cancer. DAY: DATE:
Monday or Friday mornings Beginning February 26th, Mondays and/or March 2nd Fridays TIMES: Monday Mornings - 9.30 ~ 10.30 am Friday Mornings - 11.30 am ~ 12.30 pm COST: $20.00 a session (all art materials supplied) NB: We need a minimum of 5 people for these sessions to proceed. CONNECTING TO NATURE – SPIRITUAL DISCOURSE AND MEDITATION Being spiritual is a way of life. Finding peace and connecting to nature on a deeper level gives strength and value to our being. Join qualified Naturopath Cath for an hour on Thursday night to discover how through spiritual discourse based on scriptures and meditation you can connect deeper to nature. Suitable for all ages and walks of life, A spiritual seeker all her life, Cath has been meditating since aged 15 years. And she continues to be guided from within. DAY: DATE: ` TIMES: FEES:
Thursday(s) March 1st - one session Three sessions March 1, 8th and 15th 7.30 - 8.30 pm $15.00 single session or $30.00 for all three, prebooked and paid.
Special Groups PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIAL GROUP Like to get together with others interested in taking photos and exchanging tips and ideas? Maybe go on the odd excursion as a group to take photos? The focus of group is on digital cameras, but does not exclude those using film (no darkroom facilities available). DAY: Possibly Tuesdays—TBC DATE: TBA TIME: 10am - 12pm COST: $2.00 per session Call us on 5342 7050 to put your name on the list and we will organise a meeting.
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.
THE COMMUNITY VEGIE PATCH Check 'The community vegie-patch working towards self sufficiency' Facebook page for information, meeting dates and events coming up: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ the.community.vegiepatch/ Keep an eye out for information and latest news will be on the Facebook page.
Children's Programs LITTLE WOADY’S - SWING, SWAY, LAUGH, PLAY Little Woady’s is an exciting program for preschool aged children (0-5yrs) and their parent or carer to engage in positive experiences together that enhance the parent/child relationship. TERM 1
Branch into Music
DATES: TIME: COST:
Feb 9,16,23,March 2,9,16 and 23 (7 sessions) 9.15 am ~ 9.45 am or 10.00 am -~ 10.30 am $70 for 1 child; $126 for 2 children; $189 for 3 children.
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.
Library 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.
Places strictly limited. Bookings are essential. Payment is required at the first session.
Please note we are unable to accept educational texts or instruction manuals.
For more information or to book in for Branch Into Music please contact Haddon Community Learning Centre on 5342 7050
Services PUBLIC INTERNET & COMPUTER ACCESS
PLAYGROUP No child is too young for Playgroup. All children from 0-5years including babies. Haddon Playgroup is held on Fridays during school term. Time: .2 pm ~ 3.30 pm Cost: $2.00 donation on the day or $20.00 per term. Contact: Kate on 0418 353 457
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
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PHOTOCOPYING A4 A3
Single side Single side
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$1.50 per page
30 cents Double side 50 cents 60 cents Double side $1.00
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.
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Haddon Badminton Club
Term 1, 2018
SMYTHESDALE COUNTRY MARKET THIRD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH 9.00AM- 1.00PM
Meets every Monday 7pm at the Haddon Recreation Hall during the school term for competition. Contact Kirk Baine (0411215448) or Tamara Supple (0423871703)
Address: 35A Brooke Street, Smythesdale Event Organiser: Di Moylan Phone No: 0419 394 784 Email: wyhs@vic.chariot.net.au
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Mayor’s Message December, 2017 Dear Residents, My name is Helena Kirby and last month I was elected Mayor for Golden Plains. I would like to thank my fellow Councillors for placing their confidence in me and electing me to represent and serve the Golden Plains community as Mayor. Thank you Cr Des Phelan I would like to congratulate Cr Phelan on his five terms as Mayor of Golden Plains Shire Council in total, and overall for his contribution to Council and to Golden Plains over many years. On behalf of Council and the community I thank him for his efforts. As some of you may know, I live and work in Rokewood, operating a small business as well as now being on Council. Living in this smaller local community gives me the chance to hear direct from locals about a whole range of issues, including how well or otherwise Council is meeting their expectations. I do not forget that Golden Plains is made up of over 50 of these small communities, which deserve good service just as much as the larger towns. The year ahead 2018 holds many unknowns but we do know that as a Council. We have a four year Council Plan and strategies in place to meet our objectives. We want to focus on the big picture, we want to be innovative and sustainable We promise to consult and collaborate more with our community We will be courageous in our decision making - because we want to provide residents with a wonderful place to live and work With this plan, we will have to work hard as a team - a team with my fellow councillors and as a team with the organisation management - to combat the challenges that no doubt lie ahead – and to make the most of the opportunities that will also arise. Golden Plains Shire Council Leaders We bid long-standing CEO Rod Nicholls farewell as he retires this month after 23 years as CEO of our organisation and 47 years in the service of local government. His has been a long and distinguished career and we wish him all the very best for his retirement. And on that note we are very pleased to have appointed Eric Braslis as our new CEO. He brings enthusiasm and experience to the role and we look forward to working with him.
Term 1, 2018 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 —————————— 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 2 ISSUE 2018 March 16th, 2017 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 attachment. If photo to be returned, send with a stamped SAE and put name/address on back. If you would like to advertise your business, please contact the editorial team to discuss your needs. ———————————————– Disclaimer. Any group or person may submit items for publication, preference may be typed or 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: media@haddonlearning.org.au Haddon Community Learning Centre
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TRADES AND SERVICES
WATER CARTAGE DELIVERING DOMESTIC WATER
ALSO WATER FOR POOLS, DAMS, GARDENS & STOCK
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MG & BM FENCING Horse
Yards & Cattle Yards
Post
Farm
Fencing
Gates
& Rail
for all your town and farm fencing Michael 0409 579 414 or 53448203
Open 8.30 am to 5.00pm
Saturday & Sunday 8.30am to 4.00pm Large range of quality stock Native tubes and shrubs Roses & advanced trees
mr fix it
0497 483 859 any odd job garden or home
darren ballis handy man ballarat darren9ballis@yahoo.com.au
41 Kopkes Rd, Haddon Ph 5342 4519 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
JIM’S TEST & TAG AND JIM’S FIRE SAFETY
Fire Extinguishers—Supply, Install & Servicing Fire Blankets—Supply, Install & Servicing Fire Hose Reels—Supply, Install & Servicing First Aid Kits—Supply, Install & Restocking Smoke Alarm Testing www.jimstestandtag.com.au
Safety Switch (RCD) Testing Emergency Lighting & Emergency Exit—Service and Discharge Testing Inspection and Testing & Tagging of Electrical Appliances Including 3 Phase Equipment www.jimsfiresafety.com.au Locally Owned and Operated
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Wala Animal Sanctuary Contact: Karen on 0409 137323 Specialises in wildlife rescue and caring and has a permit for a maximum of 50 animals and Wala is self funded. Can You Help? Wala 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. Please call Karen for pick up.
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 www.farmanimalvetballarat.com.au
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SMYTHES SAND & SOIL
WHAT, WHERE AND WHEN JANUARY 26th Australia Day 30th School Term 1 begins FEBRUARY 1st Trailblazers Walk - Venue to be advised To book phone 03 5321 1500 or email bhynes@gplains.vic.gov.au 8-11th Ballarat Beat Rockabilly Festival - ballaratbeat.com.au 14th Valentines Day 15th Chat and Chew Luncheon, Northern Community Centre - 12.30 to 2 pm. Cost $10.00, 2 courses. 17th Smythesdale Country Market, 9:00am to 1:00pm MARCH 1st Trailblazers Walk - Venue to be advised To book phone 03 5321 1500 or email bhynes@gplains.vic.gov.au 8th International Women's Day 12th Labour Day holiday 15th Chat and Chew Luncheon, Northern Community Centre - 12.30 to 2 pm. Cost $10.00, 2 courses. 17th Smythesdale Country Market, 9:00am to 1:00pm 17th White Night Ballarat 7 pm - 2 am 29th Term 1 ends - school holidays begin 30th Good Friday APRIL 5th Trailblazers - Walk Venue to be advised To book phone 03 5321 1500 or email bhynes@gplains.vic.gov.au 18th Smythesdale Country Market, 9:00am to 1:00pm 15th Chat and Chew Luncheon, Northern Community Centre - 12.30 to 2 pm. Cost $10.00, 2 courses. 25th Anzac Day
Soil
Uco Mulch
Sand
Crushed Rock
Sawdust & ing Mix
Granite Sand
Garden Rocks
Shav-
Phone: Cliff on
0409 816 829
~ YOUR LOCAL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ~
The Woady Yaloak Historical Society Inc. The society aims to encourage the study of Australian history, especially of the history of the district around the Woady Yaloak Creek; to promote the compilation and presentation of authentic records relating to the Woady Yaloak district; and to undertake and encourage historical research. Phone: (03) 5342 8754 Email: wyhs@vic.chariot.net.au
SCARSDALE CWA The Scarsdale CWA welcome new members to their branch who may wish to join them.
~ Wanted ~ Haddon Quilters Group REQUIRE GOOD QUALITY PATCHWORK COTTON FABRIC TO MAKE MORE QUILTS FOR THE BALLARAT CANCER UNIT IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CALL KERRI ON
For more information, contact Anne Wilson on 5342 8311.
0400 993 258
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SOME LATEST ACTIVITIES AT THE LEARNING CENTRE In the new Introduction to sewing class the girls made some lovely patchwork items including the gorgeous quilt. Above proudly displayed by Mary Tipping. Some of the girls had never sewn before so it was an amazing feat in just 3 weeks! So well done to you all. Some of the other items completed were a fantastic pair of pants, and girls dresses. Thanks so much to Barbara Austin for all the work she put in as tutor so the ladies could achieve so much in this class in such a short time. Our Café Skills class had a day of cooking some delicious goodies as part of their course that includes menu planning, presentation and customer service as well as barista skills. We all had a lovely afternoon tea to taste test these of course! Well done ladies. The Woady Herald is a FREE publication for the more than 11,000 people who live in the Woady Yaloak District. ADVERTISE & SUPPORT US - CONTACT THE HERALD ON 5342 7050 OR VIA EMAIL - media@haddonlearning.org.au