St Macartan s Parish WEEKLY BULLETIN. 20th 21st July 2013 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) Theme: One must not live on bread alone

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1 WEEKLY BULLETIN 20th 21st July 2013 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) St Macartan s Parish 4 Drake St, Mornington - P.O. Box 41 Mornington 3931 Phone: Fax: mornington@cam.org.au Website: Parish Priest: Fr. Joe Bui Duc Tien buiductien@hotmail.com Assistant Priest: Fr. Jerald Cecil Mob: (as from July 2013) Pastoral Associate: Sr. Gen Fitzpatrick Mob: Secretaries: (9.00am pm) Tues., Thu., Fri.: Francesca McLoughlin Wed. & Fri.: Sarah Hansen St. Macartan s Primary School: Marie Slattery (Principal) Tel: Padua College: Principal Christopher Houlihan Tel: Parish Pastoral Council: Brian Scantlebury Tel: brian@scantlebury.com.au High Spirits Co-Ordinator: Judy Hogan highspirits2011@gmail.com Little Macs Playgroup: Kylie Willmot Tel: littlemacsplaygroup@hotmail.com Macartan Club: Margaret Wilson Tel: Music Co-Ordinator: Veronica Ryan Tel: Mob: Maintenance Co-Ordinator: Max Fletcher Mob: Terry Walker: July Caretaker: Bill Adams Parish Care Contacts Leonie Purcell Tel: Theme: One must not live on bread alone Mass Times Saturday: Vigil 6.00pm Sunday: 9.00am & 11.00am Weekdays: Monday - Saturday 9:15am Reconciliation: After Mass on Wednesdays and Saturdays Baptisms: After 11.00am Mass on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. Next Baptismal Meeting: Wednesday 7th August: 8.00pm Weddings: Please contact the Parish Office Special Intentions: Liquid Church

2 Recently Deceased: Irene Lynch, Fr John Cunningham, Fr John Allen For those whose anniversaries occur about this time: John Goddard, Mary Camilleri, Margaret Burke, Harry McGowan, Eileen Conlon, Harry Somers, Elsie James, Marc Forestier, Bert & Mary Niblett, Fr Paul Ryan, Evangeline Barrett, Michael Moran, Feo Keightley, Percy Argent, Ted Peters, Kathleen Hamilton, Lilian McMahon, Robert Cadman, Josephine Bunn, Cora Britton, Agnes Tracey, Edward Vassallo, Jo Bunn, Willia Renee, Gaston Renee, Leah Stewart, Fr Coman Brady, Paul Fisher-White, Beatrice Greenwood, Deirdre Duncan, James & Annie Waters, Pierre Gorman, Pray for the sick and their Carers, especially: Fr. Lou Heriot, Bella Smith, Noah Guest, Richard Fleming, Michael Prowse, Martin & Leo Sharman, Joan Coomber, Joe Camilleri, Mary McLoughlin, Alysha Coleman (19yrs), Carmel Carroll, Michael McGrath, Virginia Thomas, Ted Burke, Lucy Moores, Mario Spirteri, Raphael Balint-Smith, Eric Sujecki, Maria Bruin, Kevin & Trish Ellerton, Katherine Heffernan, Charles Xeuber, Michael Jackman, Marita Peach, Denis Fernie, Terry Said, Simon Lane, Rev Brian Montgomery SM, Olivia Grover, Patrick McLoughlin, Dianne Boegel, Mary Cowan, Dennis O Connell, Pat Webster, Josephine Slako, Mark Wyllie, Ingrid Messner, Reg Green, Hayley Moon, Bib Mott, Barbara Tupou NSW, Bertu Zammit, Janet Curran, Alison Stewart, Douglas Herrington, Dave Mortby, Maureen Fisher (USA), Val Turner (UK), Charlotte Winduss, Peter McCrohan PARISH EVENTS Mon 22nd July Tues 23rd July Wed 24th July Fri 26th July Workshop for First Holy Communion Candidates: 7pm in the Church Minister Unto God Prayer Group: 10am Comm. Centre High Spirits: 4pm Community Centre Parish Pastoral Council Meeting: 7:30pm Sacristy Room Little Mac s Playgroup: 9:30am Community Centre Legion of Mary: 10am Community Centre Social Justice Group: 10am Community Centre Workshop for First Holy Communion Candidates: 7pm in the Church Macartan Club General Meeting: 10am Comm Centre READINGS AT MASS First Reading Gn 18:1-10 A reading from the book of Genesis The Lord appeared to Abraham at the Oak of Mamre while he was sitting by the entrance of the tent during the hottest part of the day. He looked up, and there he saw three men standing near him. As soon as he saw them he ran from the entrance of the tent to meet them, and bowed to the ground. My lord, he said, I beg you, if I find favour with you, kindly do not pass your servant by. A little water shall be brought; you shall wash your feet and lie down under the tree. Let me fetch a little bread and you shall refresh yourselves before going further. That is why you have come in your servant s direction. They replied, Do as you say. Abraham hastened to the tent to find Sarah. Hurry, he said, knead three bushels

3 of flour and make loaves. Then running to the cattle Abraham took a fine and tender calf and gave it to the servant, who hurried to prepare it. Then taking cream, milk and the calf he had prepared, he laid all before them, and they ate while he remained standing near them under the tree. Where is your wife Sarah? they asked him. She is in the tent, he replied. Then his guest said, I shall visit you again next year without fail and your wife will then have a son. The Word of the Lord Responsorial Psalm Ps 14:2-5. R. v.1 (R.) The just will live in the presence of the Lord. 1. Lord, who shall dwell on your holy mountain? He who walks without fault; he who acts with justice and speaks the truth from his heart; he who does not slander with his tongue. (R.) 2. He who does no wrong to his brother, who casts no slur on his neigh bour, who holds the godless in disdain, but honours those who fear the Lord. (R.) 3. He who keeps his pledge, come what may; who takes no interest on a loan and accepts no bribes against the innocent. Such a man will stand firm for ever. (R.) Second Reading Col 1:24-28 A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Colossians It makes me happy to suffer for you, as I am suffering now, and in my body to do what I can to make up all that has still to be undergone by Christ for the sake of his body, the Church. I became the servant of the Church when God made me responsible for delivering God s message to you, the message which was a mystery hidden for generations and centuries and has now been revealed to his saints. It was God s purpose to reveal it to them and to show all the rich glory of this mystery to pagans. The mystery is Christ among you, your hope of glory: this is the Christ we proclaim, this is the wisdom in which we thoroughly train everyone and instruct everyone, to make them all perfect in Christ. The Word of the Lord Gospel Acclamation Alleluia, alleluia! Happy are they who have kept the word with a generous heart and yield a harvest through perseverance. Alleluia! Gospel Lk 10:38-42 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke Jesus came to a village, and a woman named Martha welcomed him into her house. She had a sister called Mary, who sat down at the Lord s feet

4 and listened to him speaking. Now Martha who was distracted with all the serving said, Lord, do you not care that my sister is leaving me to do the serving all by myself? Please tell her to help me. But the Lord answered: Martha, Martha, he said, you worry and fret about so many things, and yet few are needed, indeed only one. It is Mary who has chosen the better part; it is not to be taken from her. The Gospel of the Lord Communion Antiphon Behold, I stand at the door and knock, says the Lord. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door to me, I will enter his house and dine with him, and he with me. FROM THE PARISH SPIRITUAL & CULTURAL LIFE OF OUR PARISH Our workshop was quite productive with a number of interesting points emerging. Some key drivers which link through to multiple elements within our parish were seen to be: Relevance; Youth; Multicultural; Common set of beliefs; Joining the gathering, and The priest Relevance This will require a dialogue with our community which will lead to different demands / needs / expression depending on the group concerned (is there one relevant expression which speaks to, say, the Macartan Club and to our Youth?) Youth In our workshop we spoke of enabling opportunities for our youth to become involved. The other side of this of course is our need to have the youth engaged to ensure the survival of our church in the future. Multicultural How significant is this group within our parish? This needs to be explored further (what about our indigenous brothers and sisters?) Common set of beliefs It would seem at first that there is little we can do in this regard. However, the way in which these beliefs are expressed (relevance and commitment) and where they are expressed could have a significant effect. Joining the gathering While this is important in welcoming new members of our church (RCIA) it really applies to everybody if we are to maintain a vibrant connection to our church which, in turn, nourishes our faith and spirituality. The priest In our workshop we noted the role of the priest as Celebrant, Pastor and Servant. Those three roles place a great demand on our priest. As with anybody else, our priests need our encouragement, support and wise counsel. Without this it is unreasonable to demand their fulfillment of their triple roles. We also noted the way in which various issues and elements of our parish interacted with each other in a way that could reinforce and enliven our parish. One group of activities links the community through outreach, teaching, joining together and the mass and sacraments.

5 FIC Another group of activities links the priest and youth through outreach, social justice and sharing in the liturgy. Both of these interacting groups engage the spiritual and cultural life of our parish and both include two of the key drivers identified above, i.e. The priest - Youth - Joining the gathering These interacting groups also involve critical uncertainties (which way will they move in the future?) and will be important in exploring possible future scenarios. The interacting groups can give us guidance on how to address all elements in our spiritual and cultural life in order to gain maximum return for our endeavors (where do we start and how do we stimulate the follow on elements?) In our workshop we also identified some elements as possible links to our next map, the cultural and secular life of the parish, i.e. Youth - Multicultural - Social welfare, and Gathering after Sunday Mass. NEW PARISHIONERS St Mac s is very keen to welcome new parishioners. We are a vibrant Parish with wonderful groups and plenty to offer. Please fill in a slip (available in both foyers) and place in the box provided we will be in touch with you shortly thereafter. Thank you, Parish Welcome Team. Dennis Rosbrook Co-ordinator or Parish Office. LATE THANKSGIVING ENVELOPES!! PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A SE- CURE BOX LOCATED ON THE WALL BEHIND THE ALTAR (NEXT TO THE SINK) FOR DROPPING OFF LATE THANKSGIVING ENVELOPES. WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECKS Please note that the Working with Children Check (WWCC) Application Form is now available on-line. You are able to fill in the application on the computer, then print it out and take it, together with your 100 points ID and a passport quality photograph, to a Post Office for lodgment. If you have any questions, please contact Francesca at the Parish Office on A WWCC is legally required for any person who works or volunteers with children. SACRIFICIAL GIVING Pledge: $6084 per week. Average weekly amount for January April 2013 $5070 or 83% of the pledge. SCHOOL PARENTS GIVING Total collected in four months to 30/4/13, $26,832

6 A REMINDER OF OUR THANKSGIVING PROGRAM Mary has chosen the better part and it will not be taken from her. Luke 10:42 The story of Martha and Mary reminds us that God wants each of us to serve Him, just as Martha so graciously served. However, we will never know what God wants us to do unless we spend some time like Mary did, just sitting quietly at God s feet and listening to His words. If you would like to join our Thanksgiving program, please contact the Parish Office PARISH S ACTIVITIES MACARTAN CLUB The monthly meeting will be held this Friday 26th July in the Community Centre following 9:15am Mass. July 2013 Events at The Macartan Club Walkers : Mon Golf : Mon Wed Fri Cards Canasta : Mon Music Appreciation : Thurs 4 Cards Solo : Fri Club Lunch : Thurs 11 Film Group: Thurs 18 Singers : Tues 23 Members Mass : Fri 26 General Meeting : Fri 26 Cinema visit : Sun 28 MINISTER UNTO GOD PRAYER GROUP Anyone wishing to join us is most welcome. We meet in the Community Centre at 10am on Tuesdays. Hope to see you there. EVERYONE WELCOME!! DINNER WITH PARISHIONERS I will be available for dinner with Parishioners on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings in order to get to know you a little more. I can come about 6.30pm and would leave at about 8:30pm. Please give the Parish Secretaries a call on to arrange a suitable date. I look forward to spending some time with you. Fr Joe St Mac's Social Justice Meetings Meetings are held on Wednesdays from 10am - 11am in the Community Centre. For more information, please call LAST WEEKEND S LEAVING COLLECTION FOR CATHOLIC MISSION raised $ Your generosity has helped missionaries in India and across the world reach out in the name of Christ, rescuing children from horrific situations such as child trafficking, child labour and extreme poverty helping give them hope for the future.

7 Little Macs Playgroup Term Little Mac s Playgroup just keeps getting busier and busier, it is so great to see so many families involved and becoming a part of the St Macartan s community. Children love coming along to play, paint, draw, get crafty, enjoy fruit snack and sing along each week to their choice of nursery rhymes and favourite songs. Last term, we were able to purchase many new toys, tables and chairs as well as an outdoor climbing frame using the money donated at each session by playgroup members. This term, I would like to set up an outdoor play area including a children s garden. This will be great in promoting the outdoors and getting the children involved in growing their own plants. To start this off, I would like to hold our first working bee/gardening session on Wednesday the 21 st August during playgroup time. I would like to prepare the back area by getting some raised garden beds set up. We could use as many helpers little and big as we can get. We would also really appreciate any donations of kids gardening tools, raised garden beds, plants, potting mix, anything that you think would help to make this a really great outdoor area for everyone! If anyone would like to donate anything it can be dropped at the school or parish office where I will collect or alternatively if you would like me to pick up donations please contact me on the number below and I will be more than happy to collect. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Kindest Regards, Kylie Willmot (ph: ) Dates for your Diary: Every Wednesday during term time: Little Mac s Playgroup. St Macartan s Community Centre 9:30am to 11:30am High Spirits News 2013 White sashes: If you spot any children wearing a white sash between now and August, you'll know exactly why - they are preparing for their First Eucharist and would much appreciate a special prayer and words of encouragement. These beautiful children are the future of our church, so we need to make them feel very welcomed and valued. The High Spirits program at St Macartan s caters for any Catholic children who are attending non-catholic schools and would like to prepare for their Sacraments. If you have any questions, please highspirits2011@gmail.com

8 ST MACARTAN S SOCIAL GROUP A WINTER WARMER - WINERY LUNCHEON SUNDAY, 18 TH AUGUST, 2013 AT 1PM WHISPERING VINES CAFÉ (AT TROFEO ESTATE WINERY) 85 Harrisons Road, Dromana 2 course lunch (set menu) $35 per head. Drinks at bar prices Parishioners, family and friends all welcome! Bookings: Cathie Donovan No deposit necessary but please consider a booking as a commitment Closing date: Monday, 5th August, 2013 St Macartan s Social Committee Events Winery Dinner: Sunday 18th August Whispering Vines Café, Dromana. See above for details (please note change of venue!). Oaks Day: 7th November 2013 Parish Breakfast 2013 It may seem a long way off, but have you jotted down the date in your diary.. Date: Saturday 28th September (the last Saturday in September) Venue: Norwood House, Nepean Hwy, Mt Eliza Hope to see you there!! CLEANING ROSTER HELP NEEDED!!!!! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, help is required for church cleaning. As it is time for a new roster, I need new names of able bodied women or men. Due to retirement of aged, loyal, long serving members, the roster is looking depleted. Your service is required just 3-4 times a year, no experience necessary. Waiting in anticipation. Pat Girolami (Tel: ) Former Parish Priests photos The Parish Office needs photos of four former Parish Priests of St Macartans (photos will be scanned and returned to the owners). The four former Parish Priests are: 1. Father William O Hagen Father P. Lynch (first name?) 3. Father T. Fitzpatrick (first name?) 4. Father R. Stapleton (first name?) If you have any photos (even if they are not in the right size ) please let us know. Thank you.

9 The Padua College CAP [Catholic Action Program] students are planning the annual Trivia Night on Friday 2nd August at 7.30pm to raise funds for the St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal. All money raised will go directly to local parish conferences of St Vincent de Paul to support local families. The appeal provides food, blankets, warm clothing and other necessities for families in need, particularly in the winter months. The evening will run on the usual Trivia night formula with tables providing their own refreshments and nibbles for the night. A Silent Auction and a great range of prizes will be provided and tea/coffee and supper will be available on the night. Why not organise a table with friends?!! Tickets are $10 per person for a table of 10 (or join an existing table) and will be available by 24 th June from the Front Office at Mornington Campus or by contacting Bernadette Young at byoung@padua.catholic.edu.au or on Our grateful thanks in anticipation. Footy Tipping Unit 16 What a round!!---multicultural Round. So, who better to score full marks with a 9 than Chris Smyth, our great man, from across the Tasman. Not only did Chris get them all correct but he also had the margin correct. He was one of five member out of members in the main competition Well done Chris. However, the multicultural theme did not stop there as Nick Roe (Ireland) and Denis Hawthorne (England) and Irene Hackett (overseas ambassador) also scored 9. Dawn and Spencer Meier and the top Demon supporter, John Sheehan which shows not all is lost at Melbourne, had a 9. Dennis Rosbrook had the correct margin with a score of 8, Marie O'Halloran's lead was reduced to three. Delina Frank still holds second spot. It was good the sun shone brightly on Richmond despite the very windy conditions in Cairns. Sr Martina was much happier, her prayers had been answered. Ben Hansen (equal 3rd) is the first junior to reach the 100. Grandfather needs to hurry up. The best family duo is the Franks, Delina and John both over 100, but Delina is in outright 2nd place. The Brisbane Lions win was a great lead up into France's national day on 14th July; Brisbane's theme song is the same tune as the French National Anthem and to hear it played late Saturday night, the vigil of Bastille day was inspiring to many. I can picture my mother, upstairs, standing to attention!! No doubt, Paul Girolami and Frank Crea had their glasses raised. Only six rounds including this weekend to be played. Then the finals and, hopefully, not interrupted by an election! Like the weather you cannot always trust the forecast is 14th August!!

10 When Pope Francis arrives in Rio Pope Francis will have a full schedule of activities when he arrives in Brazil on Monday week (July 22). There will be an official reception by President of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, a visit to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida, and a blessing of Olympic flags. The Pope will meet also visit a favela (slum), speak to residents there and give them his blessing. On Thursday, the Pope will speak at the WYD Welcoming Ceremony and on Friday at the Via Crucis. Saturday will be the Prayer Vigil. On Sunday, the Pope will celebrate the closing Mass, meet with the Conference of Latin American Bishops (CELAM), personally thank the 60,000 WYD volunteers and be at the airport for a 7pm flight back to Rome. WORLD YOUTH DAY LOCAL CELEBRATION Young people ages 16 to 35 from all across the Peninsula: Are you Called to Follow or Called to Lead? Come join Bayside Young Disciples (BYD) as we explore what it means to be a disciple of Christ in celebration of WYD 2013 theme Go make disciples of all nations. A whole day event starting 10am on Saturday 27th July in St Francis Xavier Parish Hall, 60 Davey St, Frankston. This event, featuring Melbourne s NET Team, will include talks, games and activities, group discussions, Eucharistic Adoration, ending with WYD Mass at 6pm. Dress in blue/green/yellow to get into the WYD RIO 2013 spirit! See flyers, like our Bayside Young Disciples facebook page, or contact BYD on for more details. Come down South and get into the WYD spirit with young people from the Peninsula on the 27th of July. Open to ages Talks and interactive discussions. Mission-in-action in the Bayside community. Adoration & Confession. Mass at 6pm. Contact: To register call St Francis Xavier s Parish office on St Vincent de Paul: BRIC-A-BRAC DONATIONS NEEDED!! During these cold, winter months, why not clear out your kitchen and storage cupboards and garage, etc, and donate any unwanted, good quality bric-a-brac to St Vinnies, Main Street, Mornington, who are in need of such items. Donations can be dropped off through the front or at the rear of the shop during opening hours. Thank you! Vinnies Blanket Appeal Monday 8 July - Friday 16 August In Victoria, the St Vincent de Paul Society distributes thousands of blankets each year through soup vans and welfare services. The demand for blankets always spikes during the cold winter months. We encourage you to collect blankets on our behalf to help keep someone warm this winter. Vinnies can collect large blanket donations from parishes and organisations. Individuals can drop them off at any Vinnies Centre.

11 THE OPEN DOOR 13 Grange Rd, Mornington Exploring Spirituality Today The Open Door is a ministry of the Sisters of St John of God. We seek to develop a sense of community; we offer everyone a safe place to explore their own creativity and spiritual journey. The Centre is family friendly, offering affordable programs and workshops for adults and children in a range of creative and spiritual themes; meditation, cooking workshops, guided walks and retreats. Give us a call, drop us an or pop in to find out more about what is happening at The Open Door and join us for one of our amazing workshops. For further details and bookings call Kelly or Lucy on or us at theopendoormornington@ssjg.org.au GUIDED IMAGERY MEDITATION: Every Tuesday & Wednesday, 2:30 3:00pm. Gold Coin donation. The Open Door: Reflective workshop on our lives and WHAT ON EARTH we are doing here. 10am-12pm. Gold coin donation. BOOK CLUB: Monthly - first Thursday of the month, am, Gold coin donation. TAI CHI: Easy half hour session each Tuesday at 1.45pm. Gold Coin donation. A MEDITATION RETREAT: Sunday 28th July, 9:30am 3pm. Led by Ellie Chatto. Suggested donation $10, includes light lunch. If you are interested in booking the house for a retreat or gathering please call Kelly or Lucy on THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF MORNINGTON AND MT MARTHA PRESENT A MISSION COMMITTEE FILM NIGHT. CASABLANCA on Friday 2nd August, 6:45pm for 7pm at Mornington Cinema. Tickets $18 each, please call St Peter s on or Mornington Cinema on Proceeds go towards supporting the Nungalinya College, Darwin, an ecumenical theological college which trains indigenous Christian leaders. Hundreds of students have studied at the College including most of the key Indigenous leaders. Currently, no funding is available to pay teachers salaries and continuing development costs. ADVANCED WARNING!!!!! The annual Mornington Bay Run will take place next Sunday 28th July. As in previous years, this means local road closures and detours from 7am to 10am on this day. The main roads closed for this period are The Esplanade (between Vancouver St & Beleura Hill Rd); Beleura Hill Rd (from The Esplanade to Barkly St roundabout); Schnapper Point Dve (Esplanade to Flinders Drive); Main St (Queen St to The Esplanade). Please bear this in mind if you will be attending 9am Mass on 28th July. Catholics on Campus meets regularly for Mass, prayer, discussion and socialising, held at Monash University Peninsula Campus, Frankston. For more information, and for meeting times/dates please contact Richard Houlihan: , Richard.Houlihan@monash.edu

12 Spec. Ministers 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm I Cody, F Raccenllo, C Williams B Limpens, M McGrath, B Peach 9am S Barrett, J Buultjens, S Hansen, F Crea, F McLoughlin, T Thomas D Frank, P Girolami, J&M Lewis, D Rosbrook, B Southam 11am G&M Lane, L Seal, J&E Spaziani S Goddard, J Hughes, T Roberts, K Raccanello, P Stanley Readers 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm J Raccanello, P Williams T Dakin, L Gould, O Gould 9am B Hansen, D McLoughlin H Britton, A Fernando 11am S Moon, J Seal M de Jong, B McLean Music 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm Veronica & Sonja, Rae Chris, Janet & Co 9am Adriana & Choir Adriana & Choir 11am Billie, Elvira, Nick Judy, Gavan & Co AV Ops 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm TBC TBC 9am TBC TBC 11am TBC TBC P point Prs 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm TBC TBC 9am TBC TBC 11am TBC TBC Altar Servers 20th 21st July 27th 28th July 6pm B Dakin, A&K Omann P Parsons, E&A Hinson 9am D Burnham, M Cummings, J Saunders, L&F Franey G Brick, C Sayah, C&K Sengstock, L Pingiaro 11am B McLean, T Hannan, H White L Wells, D Leong, L McLean Count. Team 22nd July 29th July J McLean, P&K Stokes, K Winkels B Shannon, D Frank, N Houniet Cleaning 25th July 1st August T Disney, I Hackett, M Booth D&C Neilson, B&F Gaffney Flowers 25th July 1st August 25th July 1st August D George D George Piety Stall 20th 21st July 27th 28th July Sat: N Noonan Sun: T Thomas, K Feehan (9am) G&M Lane (11am) Sat: Sr E Tobin Sun: D Wooding, G Scott (9am) B Sexton, D Sanger (11am) C Liturgy 21st July 28th July 9am Junior: A McK-McH, B Fernando Big Macs: K Ronchi 11am: B McLean, N Noonan 9am Junior: K Sengstock, A McKenna Big Mac s: V Tedesco 11am: K Raccanello, S Nugent Tea Trolley 21st July 28th July C Donovan, B Scantlebury, R&D Scantlebury ROSTERS J Chandler M McDonnell