Trinity catholic primary school newsletter

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1 Oakgrove Drive Narre Warren South 3805 Dear Parents, Trinity catholic primary school newsletter Principal Mr Simon Dell Oro Phone: Fax: On Monday I attended the funeral of Fr. Brendan s mother, Mrs Xavier Hogan. Throughout the course of the funeral the Hogan family spoke eloquently about their mother, highlighting what a wonderful faith filled person she was and the tremendously positive influence she had been on the lives of many people, coming through consistently in the eulogy was her love for her family and how important they were to her. We continue to pray for Fr Brendan and his family, may Xavier rest in peace. Whilst driving on the trip back to school from the funeral in Sale I was reflecting on the fickle nature of life. There is nothing like a tragic loss to highlight the fragility of life. The line between life and death is thin; it may be no more than a few seconds of lapsed concentration behind the wheel of a car or a twelve month battle with cancer. We usually live our lives as if immortal; devastating diseases and death happens to all those poor other people! For the most part we do not allow the fact that it could very well be us to enter into our conscious thoughts. I began to ponder what I would do if my Doctor said, You ve got twelve months to live! I have no doubt that all of my priorities would change and each day would have a totally different look and feel. It is so easy to take life for granted. We become entrenched in our busyness and those mundane daily tasks and we can desensitise ourselves to the good things in our lives. Too often we give the best of ourselves; our patience, our energy, our concern and our generosity to those whom we come across in the work place or social settings and then go home and give what is leftover to our families, sometimes a tired and impatient person. Yet the people at home are the ones we should give our best to. Frequently we walk around with long faces and grumpy dispositions because something little didn t go our way. Yet in the big picture these little issues are trivial, however, they can blind us to the sunshine and beauty existing around us right now. The hugs, the laughter, the smile at the door when you arrive home, the achievements, the meal times, the family outings and holidays, the wisdom of our grandparents, the smell of the kitchen, the guidance of our parents, the touch of a child and the list goes on. I ve spent time this week consciously appreciating what it is that I have. The National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) were conducted last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Families with students in years 3 and 5 will receive their results as soon as they are made available to the school. Thanks to Liz Jones for her coordination of the testing. Last Thursday, despite of the inclement weather, the children in grades 3-6 participated in the Trinity Cross-Country event. Thanks to Catrina Charman for her organisation and the parent helpers who assisted on the day. The District Carnival is on Thursday the 28 th of May, the successful students will receive a letter home from Catrina. TERM WEEK 6 20th MAY FRIDAY 22nd MAY PRAYER SERVICE 9AM Year 4 NO RECONCILIATION ASSEMBLY 2.30pm Year 1 FRIDAY 29th MAY WHOLE SCHOOL MASS 11am AT OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS NO RECONCILIATION NO ASSEMBLY

2 This week the Prep children enjoyed an excursion to the Casey Safety Village as part of their unit; How Can I Stay Safe and Healthy? The children learnt about key road safety concepts and fire safety, thanks to Anna Head, Michelle Nolan and Casey Watson for their organisation of the excursion. Next Friday we will be celebrating our Trinity Feast Day with a Whole School Mass at 11.00am at Our Lady Help of Christians. This will be followed by a sausage sizzle lunch provided by the Parents and Friends Committee for the children here at school and then cross-age activities in the classrooms from 2pm. Parents are most welcome to attend the Mass and all of the afternoon activities. More information about the day is provided by Diana Jans within the newsletter. Thanks to Diana for her organisation of the day and Fr Brendan for celebrating the Mass. Regards, Simon Dell'Oro Principal TRINITY FEAST DAY CELEBRATIONS MAY 29 th 2015 Trinity will be celebrating our Feast Day on Friday 29 th May and Sunday 31 st May. We will begin with a whole school Mass at 11.00am at Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Church, 496 Princes Hwy Narre Warren. Our Mass will centre on our desire to build God s Kingdom at Trinity in a spirit of faith, hope and love. All students will be travel by bus to the Church so please ensure you have returned a signed permission note. We thank the Parents and Friends Committee who will hold a sausage sizzle for the students upon their return to school. Students will receive one beef, gluten free sausage from Tasman s butchers in white bread. Please complete a dietary form if your child is not able to eat this sausage in bread, due to allergies or a medical condition, and indicate whether you will provide an alternative or will request a variation to this. If one sausage will not be sufficient for your child s lunch, please provide them with extra lunch. Please also ensure they bring their own drink. In the afternoon the students will engage in cross level activities focussed around the concept of living out our school motto, faith, hope and love. Families are welcome to join in these school based activities in the afternoon from 2.00pm. We look forward to a wonderful celebration of our feast and how we as a Catholic school community actively live out our faith. SUNDAY MAY 31 st 2015 TRINITY FEAST DAY CELEBRATIONS On Sunday 31st May, the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of Trinity Sunday. As this is our school s Feast Day we will be showcasing our school in our Parish, at the 9.15am Sunday Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Church. Students will sing and enact a Gospel reflection, and participate in other ministries within the Mass. We encourage all families to join with us to celebrate this Mass as we join with our wider Parish community. Thankyou to those who have indicated they will be attending the Mass and would like to participate in some way. Miss Jans will meet with the students involved next Wednesday to organise the ministries.

3 It is timely during this time of our feast to recall the significance of the meaning upon which our school is named: What do we mean by Trinity? Christians believe that God is revealed to them in three ways God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit yet remains one God. Whilst Christianity is one of many faiths that believe in one God (monotheists), this belief in God as trinity is a distinctive feature and marks a real difference from, for example, Judaism and Islam. This central belief developed in the early church when Christians were struggling to explain their understanding that Jesus was God on the earth as a human being. Trinity or tri-unity (three as one) was a term they developed to try and explain the relationship between God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. This belief in Trinity was later defined in the statement of faith at the Council of Nicaea in AD 325; the Nicene Creed is still repeated by many Christians today in their worship. The creed says: We believe in one God, the father, the almighty, maker of heaven and earth This describes God as a creator. The image of God as Father has had a lasting significance to the Christian faith down the ages. We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only Son of God. Christians assert that Jesus is both human and divine; this was the way in which God experienced what it was to be human. We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life For Christians, the Holy Spirit is the power of God, whom people experience in their daily lives. He is God in us, God the sustainer and God the encourager. This way of trying to make sense of God might be thought of as a matter of intellectual curiosity, but down the ages Christians have looked for ways of talking about their experience of God, without doing injustice to the majesty and the all-embracing might that this word entails. The doctrine of the Trinity is one result of this searching, and it remains a mystery that God can be the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit all at the same time. The Bible does not explicitly teach the doctrine of the Holy Trinity; it is rather assumed. The story of Jesus baptism is often referred to as involving all three persons of the Trinity and can be found in the gospels (Matthew 4, Mark 1, Luke 4, John 1). In Matthew 28:19 Jesus commands his disciples to baptise in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit baptismal words which continue to be used when people are baptised today. In 2 Corinthians 13:14 St Paul ends his letter to the Christians at Corinth with the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. These words are still said by many Christians today and are known as the Grace. Why is it important to teach about Trinity? It is a key Christian doctrine which attempts to make sense of Christian experience of God. It demonstrates something of the nature of faith and mystery in Christianity. It emphasises the Christian belief that at the heart of God there is a relationship of self-giving love and that for Christians faith is about that God reaching out for a loving relationship to them. St. Augustine used the experience of fire to speak of the Trinity. He said, Fire cannot burn without its brightness and its warmth. In this image fire represents the Father, the brightness of the fire shining into the world symbolises Jesus Christ; and the warmth of the fire is the Holy Spirit, the love poured into our hearts. This image helps us to see that the Trinity is a very special way of speaking about the one God: God is beyond us, with us, and within us. Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be world without end, Amen

4 ANZAC DAY APPEAL THANK YOU The President and members of the Berwick Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia extend their thanks to the families of Trinity for your support in the recent Centenary of the Landing at Gallipoli Anzac Day Appeal. The RSL is pleased to know that the past efforts and sacrifices of their veterans continue to be recognized by the younger members of our community. The monies raised go to RSL Welfare to help veterans of all services who are in need of assistance. Trinity raised $663.85, thank you to all who contributed. Walk Safely to School Day Active Kids are Healthy Kids The 16 th annual National Walk Safely to School Day will be held on Friday 22 nd May All primary school children in Australia are encouraged to walk to school with their parents or carers while learning to be safe, active and healthy. If you can t walk all the way, combine a walk with public transport. If you must use the car, try leaving it a good distance from the school and walk the rest of the way. The objectives of National Walk Safely to School Day are: To encourage parents and carers to walk to school with primary school aged children To promote the health benefits of walking and create regular walking habits To help children develop vital road crossing skills and ensure children up to the age of 10 years hold an adult s hand when crossing roads To help children develop the vital road crossing skills they will need as they become mature pedestrians To reduce car dependency and congestion To reduce the level of air pollution created by motor vehicles To promote the use of public transport SCHOOL CLOSURE DAYS Please note the following School Closure & Student Free Days MONDAY 8th JUNE (Queens Birthday) FRIDAY 26th JUNE (End of Term 2 student free day) MONDAY 13th JULY (Start of Term 3 student free day)

5 2015 SCHOOL FEES Account reminders for Term 2 fees have been sent home. Payment is now overdue and it would be appreciated if payment is made as soon as possible. Grade 4 Camp fees of $170 have been added to this account. Payments can be made by Cash, BPay ($50 min amount), Cheque and EFTPOS. Payments can be made in instalments. Direct Debit facilities are available. ipad News This week it was the Grade 5s turn to work with the ipad Cart and myself. We discussed how to make smart learning choices with the ipad and then we App smashed, which is using a variety of Apps together. We discussed what they have learnt about immigration to Australia, they then used a search engine to find information and images to do with this topic. They saved these to the photo library. The students then opened the App Popplet and created mind map using this information, they then inserted this image into another App called ShowMe where they recorded their understanding of the information they had researched. The students worked hard and had a great time using all these Apps. Samantha Moss ipad Learning Leader

6 BAS LLI Levelled Literacy Intervention for Junior Students Thank you to the parents who were able to attend the parent information session for the BAS LLI program on Thursday 14 th May at 2.30pm. The BAS LLI program has started, with students in the program bringing home their Take Home book each night for reading and consolidating their learning. It is essential that the Take Home book is returned the next day for use in subsequent BAS LLI sessions. Another parent session will be held on Friday 22 nd May at 9.00 am for parents who missed the information session last week. Many thanks to our ESO team for their preparation and organisation in getting the BAS LLI program up and running. GREEN HOUSE WINS TRINITY CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations to the Year 3, 4, 5 and 6 students who participated in our House Cross Country on Thursday, May 14 th. Dark clouds and a few showers of rain threatened the event but this was outshone with smiling faces of enthusiastic competitors at the starting line and the cheering of encouraging spectators on the sidelines. The 9/10 year olds completed a 2km course and the 11/12 year olds completed a 3km course including the oval, soccer pitch and car park. All competitors earned points for their house through participating. The first fifteen across the line in each age group scored bonus points for their House. Congratulations to Green House (Readman) on winning, very closely followed by Red House (Allen). All students are to be commended for their perseverance in completing the course. Overall there were some outstanding individual performances. Trinity certainly has some very talented athletes! TEAM RESULTS 1 st Green House 2 nd Red House 3 rd Gold House 4 th Blue House Sixty students have qualified to compete in the District Cross Country on Thursday, May 28 th at the Cranbourne Training Race Course. Permisssion notices will be given out today and need to be returned by Friday 22 nd. Please keep this date available as parent helpers are needed. Cross Country Team members will continue to train at school and will be required to wear sports uniform or bring their runners each day. THANK YOU Special thanks to the group of parents who gave their time generously to assist with setting up the course and marshalling throughout the event. Your help is much appreciated. Thank you also to the staff that kindly assisted in recording results. Catrina Charman P.E. Teacher/Sport Coordinator

7 Items in bold type will be school closure days or extremely important dates. SCHOOL CALENDAR MAY 2015 blue will indicate new items added to the Calendar that week. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Prep H & W Excursion to Safety Village 20 Prep N Excursion to Safety Village 21 7pm School Board Meeting 22 MASS Year 4 Assembly Yr pm First Eucharist am, 11am & 6pm First Eucharist Prep Responsible Pet Incursion Interfaith Incursion Yrs 5 & District Cross Country am Biggest Morning Tea 29 11am whole School Mass at OLHC TRINITY SUNDAY JUNE 2015 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 7pm P & F Meeting MASS Year 5 Assembly Yr NO SCHOOL QUEEN S BIRTHDAY pm First Reconciliation MASS Year 6 Assembly Yr First Reconciliation pm Carnival Meeting pm School Board Meeting 19 MASS Year 3 Assembly Prep 20 6pm First Eucharist am, 11am & 6pm First Eucharist 22 Baked Potato Day STUDENTS FINISH TERM 2 26 END OF TERM SCHOOL CLOSURE JULY 2015 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 13 TERM 3 SCHOOL CLOSURE 14 STUDENTS START TERM pm School Board Meeting pm First Eucharist am, 11am & 6pm First Eucharist pm P & F Meeting 7pm First Reconciliation First Reconciliation

8 Happy Birthday to the following children who will celebrate their birthday next week. 25th MAY Ashleigh 26th MAY Breanna and Shakira 27th MAY Nicholas, Fiona and Scarlett 29th MAY Matthew and Leanne 31st MAY Justin and Jermayne CANTEEN ROSTER TUESDAY PREP and JUNIOR THURSDAY MIDDLE and SENIOR approx # approx THURSDAY 21st MAY TUESDAY 26th MAY THURSDAY 28th MAY + Nina Gore + Paola Moutien + Liz Davie # Mariane Mikhael # Mary Amalraj # Kerryn Stow TUESDAY 2nd JUNE THURSDAY 4th JUNE TUESDAY 9th JUNE + Allison Hellier + Kathy Harman + Melissa Moore # Funmilayo Ewedairo # Kerryn Cerchiaro # Anastasia Barker

9 A reminder to all Parents/Carers, supervision by School Staff begins at 8.30am before school and after school only at the drop off area until 3.30pm. Please observe and supervise your children, as they play on the equipment. ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL In the case of illness a phone call in the morning on the day they are absent. If you are going on holidays or your child will be away for an extended period you must advise in writing BEFORE you leave. Thank you. All parents/guardians wishing to help in the classroom, canteen or attend excursions MUST have completed the PARENT HELPER WORKSHOP and hold a current WORKING WITH CHILDREN CARD. Further details are available from the school office. All parent/guardian helpers must sign in at the office before proceeding to the classrooms. Your current Working with Children card must be displayed at all times when working in the classrooms and attending excursions. SCHOOL BOARD board@trinitynarre.catholic. edu.au Ex-officio: Fr. Brendan Hogan Principal Simon Dell Oro School Representative: Rebecca Todisco Tania Mitchell Parish Representative: Denise Ryan Pastoral Coordinator: Sister Joy Chairperson: Tim O Meara Secretary: Lisa Ferracane P & F Rep: Jenny Haigh Parent Representatives: Stuart Woolf Michael Locandro Vanessa Burgos TRINITY CAR PARK For greater safety and visibility, we are requesting that all drivers reverse park into the marked bays. Thank you all who use the pedestrian crossing area. You are demonstrating to your children correct road safety practices. Once children cross the pedestrian crossing into the parking area, they, for their safety, need to be placed into vehicles promptly. The car park is NOT a meeting area. The lane around the edge of the car park (closest to the oval) are for vehicles waiting to pick children up from the Pick-up Zone ONLY. The two parking bays closest to the office path are the PICK -UP ZONES. These are NO STANDING zones. If your children are not ready to get into your car as you pull up to the pick-up zone, you must continue on and rejoin the end of the pick-up queue. There is NO RIGHT TURN when exiting the car park. All vehicles must turn left for the safety of others and to maintain traffic flow. THE GATES CLOSE AT 9.00am AND RE-OPEN AT 3.00pm. Occasionally they might re-open slightly later due to school activities. Thank you for your patience and consideration of others. OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS PARISH 496 Princes Hwy Narre Warren Phone Fax Parish Priest Fr. Brendan Hogan Assistant Priest Fr. Stephen Onuoha Permanent Deacon Rev Peter Stringfellow Pastoral Associates Conny James Sacrament Co-ordinator Emily D Sylva Mass Times Saturday- 6.00pm Sunday 8.00am, 9.15am 11.00am & 6.00pm PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday 12noon 3.30pm Tues-Friday pm

10 PASTORAL CARE NEWSLETTER 20th MAY 2015 We pray for: Mark Lacey s Father (Jett 4I, Amelie 1B) who is undergoing treatment; also Jenny Haigh s Mother, Noel, (Madeline 6T, Poppy 4I) who is having different treatment; all those who are battling sickness. Evangeline Sukumar s Father (Santosh 6C) who passed away in India. ON THE NOTICE-BOARD OUTSIDE THE MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM: A truly beautiful article on Mothers stop and have a read - you will not be disappointed. CASEY COUNCIL S ANNUAL PLANT GIVE-AWAY: This is on again on 21 st, 22 nd and 23 rd May at the Fountain Gate and Cranbourne Park shopping centres or at Endeavour Hills shopping centre on 21 st and 22 nd May. If you don t need any plants for your own garden please consider getting them for the school. Bring them in and I will plant-sit until the next working bee. WESTRINGIAS SEEM TO DO BETTER HERE IN OUR GARDEN THAN THE OTHER SHRUBS. BIGGEST MORNING TEA: is happening here in the Hall on Thursday 28 th May from drop-off time to 11am. The Grade five s will provide the morning tea and some of the Grade six s will help with the serving. Entrance is $2.00 (or more if you wish to make a donation) and there will be a craft table with goods made by present and past craft group members. There is also a raffle. The 3 prizes are displayed in the foyer and the tickets are 50cents each. So if you cannot make the morning tea you can support this wonderful cause by purchasing some tickets or buying from the table already set up in the Hall foyer. PARISH CHILDREN S CHOIR. This has been going for three years now and the choir sings at the 9.15 am Mass on the first Sunday of the month. Practises are compulsory on the preceding Saturday between 11am and 1pm. There is to be a new intake of children in the age bracket 6 to 16 years. If your son/daughter loves to sing, is in this age bracket and would like to try out for the choir there is to be an open mic audition on Saturday 30th May at 11am. You may sing anything you like for this audition - but there is to be no background recording music to accompany you. You can be given a guitar chord to start you off if you like. For any queries or more information call Clyde Netto on or him on clyde.a.netto@hotmail.com. ( We have some children from Trinity who are in the choir. I have heard the choir and they really do enhance the Liturgy when they sing. In fact I think they are the best choir we have in the Parish, but don t tell anyone! Joy) PARISH FEAST DAY IS THIS SUNDAY, 24 TH MAY. (It is also Pentecost Sunday!) There is to be a gathering after 11am Mass in the Don Bosco School Hall. All are invited. There is no charge but you are invited to bring something to share sandwiches, cake, cordial/soft drink, finger food, salads, sweets etc. Non-perishable items can be left at the Parish office this week or bring to the gathering with you. Please also wear a touch of red to celebrate Pentecost. Well for the Gospel for this weekend which way do we jump? Pentecost or Mary Help of Christians? Perhaps we can combine both in that Mary was with the Disciples when the Holy Spirit came and the Feast of Pentecost does take precedence over the Parish Feast! What do you most think of when you think of the Spirit? - boldness, courage, warmth, love, inclusiveness, power, gentleness, mystery? Why not take one of these or one that is most special to you and sit with it for five minutes. What does it feel like? What is it saying to you? How do you react with it? you? What is it not saying to you that you wish it would? ASK FOR WHAT YOU MOST DESIRE AT THIS PRESENT TIME FOR YOU, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR FRIENDS, YOUR WORLD. (You have now prayed for five minutes!)

11 TRINITY PARENTS & FRIENDS NEWSLETTER WEDNESDAY 20th MAY 2015 Hello everyone, Baked Potato Day The P&F Committee will be sending out notices in early June for our next fundraiser, Baked Potato Day. This will be held on Monday 22 nd June We thank the Williams & Cerchiaro Families for supporting our school with their generous donation of the potatoes that are cooked to perfection in Tatertown s spud oven. To make this event run smoothly we would love as many helpers as possible. If you are available to help out on the day, even if for only a short time it would be greatly appreciated. Helpers needed from around 11.15am 1.30pm. Please fill out the section at the bottom of the form that will go home early June and Carolyn Burge will contact you. Donations We would greatly appreciate donations towards our Blingo (adults only event) in August, and Fathers Day raffle. If you have any new items you would like to donate, please drop them off at the office. Join our Committee We welcome any new members to the P&F Committee, it s never too late to join us. If you cannot make our monthly meeting, that s ok, we love helpers on the day of our events. Joining our committee is a great way to meet new people. Contact Melissa on if you are interested. From your P&F Committee Committee Members General Naomi Sanchez President Melissa Moore Anna Mangano Vice President Carolyn Burge Amber Tavinor Secretary Kerryn Cerchiaro Lisa Ferracane Asst Secretary Tracey Thomas Claudia Sajeba Treasurer Irie Findlay Jessica McLardie Asst Treasurer Nicola Schultze Tania Johnson Board Rep Jenny Haigh Marlene Johnson General Sr Joy Allison Hellier Next P & F Meeting - TUESDAY 1st JUNE at 7pm in the Staffroom. MONDAY 22nd JUNE Potato Day

12 OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS PARISH NEPAL EARTHQUAKE Donations to assist victims of the Nepal earthquake can be made through Caritas Australia at who have people on the ground in Nepal and who are working closely with Caritas International to deliver aid and assistance. As mentioned on Caritas website; according to initial estimations, 8 million people in 39 districts have been affected. Caritas Australia staff are currently on the ground and working alongside local Caritas Nepal staff to co-ordinate the emergency response, which will include providing emergency shelter, food, water and hygiene kits. PARISH FEAST The Parish Feast luncheon will be held on May 24th after 11am Mass in the Don Bosco School Hall. As usual we rely on your generous donations to this great community celebration. We anticipate feeding around 300 people so please donate food and catering items for this occasion by signing up at the back of the church, this weekend and next weekend. You can sign up to donate finger food, international dishes, salads, sweets, drinks and various catering items and please WEAR RED as we are also celebrating Penticost. Non-perishable items can be donated early by dropping off at the parish office during the week. Fresh food like sandwiches, cakes, sweets, etc can be dropped off to the hall after 9am. Hot food can be brought to the hall on the day any time after 11. For any enquiries please ring the Parish Office on PARISH CHILDREN S CHOIR The Parish Children s Choir has been in action for more than 3 years now. We have received numerous expressions of interest and queries from parents and children about the next intake for the choir. That time has finally come. The choir is looking for children in the age group of 6 to 16 years who can sing. So, if you are a part of your school choir, or just enjoy singing and would love to sing for God, we want to work with you. We will train you on how to sing with a choir and teach you new hymns. We will make it as much fun as possible. The Children s Choir sings on the First Sunday of Every Month and choir practice is usually between 11am and 1pm on the preceding Saturday. Choir Practice is compulsory. If you are interested, please assemble in the Church on Saturday 30th May at 11am for an Open Mic. You can sing any song of your choice. To keep it simple and far, no backing tracks or instruments will be allowed. However, there will be a guitarist to give you a chord, if you desire. Please be aware that we do not offer any sort of formal vocal training and that we may also have to limit numbers based on the Open Mic, for OH&S purposes. For any queries and clarification, please clyde.a.netto@hotmail.com or call Clyde Netto on PILGRIMAGE TO THE HOLY LAND IN 2016 Parishioners who attended the meeting on 23rd April regarding the Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, are asked to contact Steven Green at Olive Travel to confirm their interest. Any other parishioners or friends, who may be interested in joining the pilgrimage, should contact Steven on one of the following: Telephone or ; Mobile or ; steven@olivetreetravel.com.au or alternatively Sujani on Mobile or ; kaponso@bigpond.com

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