MARYMOUNT

NEWSThe fortnightly newsletter

of Marymount College

2017 TERM 1 ISSUE 2Tuesday 21 February

PAGE 2From the Head of School

PAGE 3Short Sharp ‘n Shiny From the Deputy Head of School

PAGE 4Your MLG for 2017 Term 1 Class Captains and House Reps

PAGE 5MLG Focus

PAGE 6Year 6 Focus

PAGE 8From the APRIM

PAGE 9From the Leader of Student Wellbeing Welcome back George!

PAGE 10Sacred Heart College Tours

PAGE 11Community News Congratulations!

PAGE 12Tip of the Week College Uniform Shop Get the Good Oil Federation News The kids are all right Southern Cross Canteen Roster

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Contents

We ask your prayers for Lilijana Baker, Tayla Farrelly and Shaylee Reubenicht who have had a family member pass away recently. God of love the Baker, Farrelly and Reubenicht families who have known the time for planting, for laughing and for dancing. The joys of happier days can never be taken from them. Let those joys soften the pain of their suffering now. We ask this through Jesus and his mother, Mary. Amen.

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TERM DATES 2017 Term 1 Tuesday 31-Jan to Thursday 13-Apr Term 2 Monday 1-May to Friday 7-Jul Term 3 Monday 31-Jul to Friday 29-Sep Term 4 Monday 16-Oct to Friday 8-Dec

Tuesday 21 February Commissioning Assembly 10:30am College Board Meeting 7:00pm

Wednesday 22 February 9TH IRL Kayaking

Thursday 23 February Welcome Mass & Morning Tea 9:15am

Friday 24 February 9JI IRL Kayaking Yr6/7/8 School Photo’s Day

Wednesday 1 March Ash Wedesday Liturgy & Walkathon 9:15am

Friday 3 March Yr9 School Photo’s Day

Monday 6 February Friends of Music Meeting 6:30pm

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“Commissioning Assembly and Welcoming MassWe are well and truly into the swing of the Term 1 and celebrate two important occasions this week. On Tuesday we gathered for our first whole school assembly, which also gave us the chance to commission our student leaders and staff for 2017. On Thursday, we join together in Eucharist as we celebrate our Welcoming Mass. Within our mass, we will especially welcome and acknowledge students who are continuing their sacramental journey in 2017. I warmly invite all families and community members to join us on Thursday at 9:15am in the Polding Centre.

I thank all those who have worked behind the scenes to make these two important occasions for our community so special. I especially thank and acknowledge both Sophie McGlaughlin (College Captain), Ella Maisey (College Vice Captain) and Christina Jonas (APRIM) for their leadership in these two significant school gatherings.

Laureate AssemblyLast Wednesday, Kate Bawden (Deputy Head of School), Sophie McGlaughlin, Ella Maisey and I attended the Sacred Heart College Laureate Assembly. It was a memorable occasions which also gave us the opportunity to join with the Sacred Heart Senior students in the stunning new Br Joseph McAteer Centre. The ceremony recognised and celebrated the outstanding academic achievements of the graduating class of 2016. As mentioned in my previous newsletter, nearly 50% of students who obtained an ATAR over 90 were Marymount old scholars! On behalf of the entire community, I especially wish to acknowledge the outstanding result of Taylor Kilpatrick who had perfect scores in all subjects and gained an ATAR of 99.9! Congratulations Taylor!

Amalgamation Update Many thanks to the parents and community members who came along last Monday 13th to Sacred Heart College to meet with Steve Byrne to hear about some of the next steps in moving towards the amalgamation of Marymount and Sacred Heart. It was great to hear such open and honest points of view on gender-based learning. The night was a great opportunity for the many school communities of the South West Region to come together and look at the positive steps being taken for the future of our young people.

Steve Byrne also meet with the Marymount staff and MLG last week. Again, it was great to witness the openness and enthusiasm around the changes for the future. The staff at Marymount are excited about the future for students at both Marymount and Sacred Heart and are committed to ensuring that student learning and wellbeing remain at the centre of our discussions and decision-making. Staff are looking forward to meeting with the Architect this week and sharing ideas about how the design of learning spaces could complement student centred and contemporary pedagogy.

Parking around the College Parking in and around the College can always be tricky… here and at every school I have been associated with! I take this opportunity to remind families of the importance of keeping student safety at the forefront of your decision making as you drop off and collect students. Along with the newsletter, this week is a reminder from the Holdfast Bay Council about parking regulations around schools – I encourage you to have a read.

Wishing you God’s blessing in the week ahead.Shana BennettHead of School

From the Head of SchoolDear Community Members

I warmly invite all families and community members to join

us this Thursday at 9:15am in the Polding Centre

Laureate Assembly SHC Br Joseph McAteer Centre

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Short Sharp ‘n Shiny

Parenting IdeasMichael Grose article this week: Fostering Positive Relationships. Why it’s more important than ever to foster positive relationships in children and young people.

School Photo Day’sFriday 24 February for Year 6/7/8 and Friday 3 March for Year 9. Have your daughter’s school memories captured forever! MSP Photography Order envelopes are available from Trudi Harrip (if you have misplaced yours) and they also offer online ordering. Should you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact MSP on 8391 3951 or email admin.adelaidesouth@msp.com.au. Also, pleaser remember on the day, the summer uniform is to be worn and hair tied back.

Lost PropertyAre your cupboards looking bare at home? Then please remind your daughter (or feel free yourself) to check the lost property cupboard anytime she loses something - it is located at the eastern end of Adamson, underneath the class pigeonholes.

Today we held our first whole school assembly for the year. Our College Captains, Sophie McGlaughlin and Ella Maisey, confidently led the assembly which included the commissioning of the 2017 Marymount Leadership Group and the presentation of three new flags by Member for Boothby, Nicolle Flint. The assembly concluded with a fantastic performance by the Music Vice Captain, Rhianna Cruz on the flute.

At Marymount College, we have a psychologist from In- School Psychology who visits the school to work with students in a private and confidential capacity. Visit their website www.inschoolpsychology.com to read further information on accessing this free service to support your daughter’s mental health and wellbeing.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information in regard to this service.

Kind regardsKate BawdenDeputy Head of Schoolkbawden@mc.catholic.edu.au

From the Deputy Head of School

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6 Coral Class Captain Michala Baldwin 7 Acacia

Class Captain Mercedes Tierney 8 Amber Class Captain Rose Miller

McEwen House Representative Caitlin Chapple Polding House

Representative Charlotte Clarke Polding House Representative Kristy Allison

6 Emerald Class Captain Emerson Aristides 7 Eucalypt

Class CaptainMackenzie van der Jeugd

8 Diamonds Class Captain Aylish Marshall

McLaughlin House Representative Fleur Mew Adamson House

Representatiave Zoe Maagin-Upshaw Adamson House Representative Eloise Merchant

6 Turquoise Class Captain Alisha Lancaster 7 Sheoak

Class Captain Emily Heide 8 Opals Class Captain Coby Sander

Adamson House Representatiave Isabel Ellul Adamson House

Representative Mia Criscitelli McLaughlin House Representatiave Lara Aristidou

6 Violet Class Captain Ruby Roberts 7 Waratah

Class Captain Kaitlyn Rossi 8 Sapphires Class Captain Mia Barratt

Adamson House Representative Isabeau Bottroff Polding House

Representative Jayde Scardigno Adamson House Representative Charlize Anderson

...and congratulations to all our Class Captains and House Representatives for Term One!

8 Topaz Class Captain Carla Mezzini

Polding House Representative Natasha Allison

Sophie McGlaughlin College Captain

Ella Maisey Vice Captain

Charlotte Agostino Adamson Captain

Emma Kroon Vice Captain

Eimear Henry McEwen Captain

Sophie Heath Vice Captain

Jessica Hood McLaughlin Captain

Delaney Loftus Vice Captain

Mia Sarcina PoldingCaptain

Grace Coonan Vice Captain

Jessica Hinds Music Captain

Rhianna Cruz Vice Captain

Ashleigh McNaughton Enviro Captain

Nicola Rea Jillaroos Class Captain

Sarah Walkington Lightning Class Captain

Indie Lindemann Matildas Class Captain

Renee Roberts Thunderbirds Class Captain

Your Marymount Leadership Group for 2017

Shannon Pratt Vice Captain

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MLGFOCUS

Introducing...My name is Sophie McGlaughlin, and I have been given the privilege of being elected as the Marymount College Captain for 2017. I am very grateful to have received this role and am looking forward to the year and what it brings. I have been a student at Marymount since 2014 and along the way have been able to meet many great teachers, make lifelong friends and have learnt lots of new things. I hope this year all of the students are able to achieve their goals and I’m sure 2017 will be year to remember. I am looking forward to serving as College Captain and to give back to the school, by being able to represent at events and lead other students. Along with Ella, I hope to set a good example to other girls and be able to assist in making sure each and every student has an enjoyable and beneficial year. I am very excited for the year ahead and can’t wait to see what it brings. Sophie McGlaughlin, College Captain

Hello, I’m Ella Maisey, the Marymount College Vice Captain for 2017. I’ve always aspired to be a member of the MLG and cannot wait to experience the vast responsibilities and challenges the role will bring. I’m extremely excited to be able to lead the school by example and to be a hardworking representative for Marymount - especially after all the opportunities it has opened up for me! My captaincy goal for the Marymount community in 2017 is to make the year extraordinary, filled with many highlights and exciting memories. Being given the chance to demonstrate leadership skills and confidence, I will strive to make the College proud. In unity, Sophie and I will show leadership and respect towards the community and will do so in a gracious, yet enthusiastic manner. I look forward to working towards an enjoyable and successful 2017!Ella Maisey, Vice Captain

Formation DayLast Wednesday we had our first opportunity to get together as the MLG for 2017. We spent the morning discussing our roles as leaders and what it meant to be a good leader to us personally. Setting our own expectations for ourselves, we began planning the yearly fundraisers and events that are to occur. Discussing what we would bring to the table and our responsibilities as this years role

models. Mr Byrne then came for a session to talk to us in addition to the above discussion about the qualities a great leader possesses and what makes them so important. He gave us a greater understanding of what being a true leader is and we look forward to meeting him again in the future.We then spent the afternoon out, having a shared lunch and participating in an activity that allowed us to have some group

bonding. Working on our team building, at Marion bowland it was a fun chance to get to know everyone further and grow closer as a group. Connecting with each other and forming a greater understanding of how we all work together best as a team. This years group of girls in the MLG are fantastic and I can’t wait to work with everyone to make this year a memorable one - looking forward to what’s to come!Jess Hood, 9 Jillaroos

Year 6FOCUS

It is amazing to think that our Year 6 students are almost a third of the way through their first term here at Marymount. Although the transition process is an ongoing one, it has been wonderful to see the girls settle into new routines and develop new relationships with confidence.

There have been many exciting moments that the girls have already experienced this term; meeting their Big Sister in Year 9, engaging with their learning using their iPad as a learning tool, developing their skills during Cricket Clinics and they soon will enjoy participating in Rainbow Day where relationship building will be the theme!

We asked each of the Home Groups to reflect on an aspect of the term so please enjoy the read! Sharon BentleyYr6/7 Wellbeing Coach

First Impressions of MarymountOn my first day I was excited but as the day got closer I got more nervous. All these bad thoughts kept popping into my head like: What if I’m not with any of my friends? What if the work is really hard? But I was so excited and all these good thoughts appearing like: How many friends am I going to make? Who’s going to be my teachers? And 100 more! Now I’ve settled in and I love Marymount!!!Emily Brookes, 6 Emerald

When I first got here I felt so nervous and scared. I was sure I was going to get lost. But not only that I was really confused. Everyone knew where to go and I didn’t, so of course, I followed them and I felt a little bit better. I felt challenged but, I also felt wondrous. I started thinking about positive things like, “I’ll totally make friends” or “At least there’s a lot of other new people”. After that I felt great.Sahara Jalosjos, 6 Emerald

iPad ProgramThis is our first year using iPads as a learning tool. So far we have been using our iPads for Leadership Speeches, studying for Italian, using emails, downloading school apps and setting up our calendar for 2017. We also keep record of our timetable. We all enjoy using iPads as a learning tool and can’t wait for all the exciting, creative learning that will take place this year.Ruby Roberts and Isabeau Bottroff, 6 Violet

This is our first year using iPads as a learning tool. So far we have been using our iPads for class captain speeches, studying for Italian, using emails, downloading school apps and setting up our calendar for 2017. We also keep record of our timetable. We all enjoy using iPads as a learning tool and can’t wait for all the exciting, creative learning that will take place this year.

Big Sister Little SisterOn Tuesday in week 2, the Year 6 and 9 classes all did Big Sister Little Sister. We were all very excited to meet them for the first time this year. Some of the girls stayed in the year 6 classrooms and the rest went into the year 9 classrooms. We started off doing a little questionnaire to get to know our Big Sisters and for them to get to know us a bit better. When we finished that we got to decorate a biscuit with icing and lollies. After we ate our biscuits we played some games, took some photos and had a chat with our Big Sisters. When Big Sister Little Sister time was over, we were all feeling a bit sad that we had to leave so soon but we are looking forward to seeing them when we do Big Sister Little Sister again!Alisha Lancaster and Isabel Ellul, 6 Turquoise Class Leaders

The Arts & Technologies: MusicIn this Semester I have been lucky enough to be able to start to learn more about two great Arts & Technologies subjects, Drama and Music. Music has been quite easy so far and we’ve just been learning about a few of the many instruments that we can play. In one of the more recent lessons that we have had, we watched a short cartoon made by Walt Disney about Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom, or as we know them, Brass, Woodwind, Strings and Percussion. We learnt how the instruments have evolved from old sticks and strings to Claves (clapping sticks) and Violins. This was really interesting for me as I love learning about History. I can’t wait to learn more!Michala Baldwin, 6 Coral Class Leader

The Arts & Technologies: DramaThis semester I’m going to be learning about two great subjects called Drama and Music. In Drama we have been learning about movement as an activity. We are going to be showing the growth of an apple tree and this is the first task that we are going to be graded on. Another thing we have had to do is learn everyone’s name and a gesture to go with it. That has been by far the hardest activity yet because I was at the end of the line. In Drama we have also made up little dances as well as mirroring activities. Overall, all the lessons have been so much fun.Caitlin Chapple, 6 Coral Class Leader

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From the APRIMLiturgical Dates• Opening Welcome Mass with Mons Ian on Thursday 23 February at 9:15am - ALL families

are most welcome to join us.• Ash Wednesday liturgy on 1 March followed by whole school walkathon - ALL families are

most welcome to join us.• Vinnies clothes drive starts on Monday 3 April.• Holy Week Liturgy on Tuesday 4 April at 10:30am - Last Supper focus, followed by Caritas

Café from 1:10pm hosted by the Year 7 team and students. Slight amendments and additions may be made to the College calendar regarding the Religious dimension at Marymount and I will inform you of any changes as soon as possible.

Dear JesusWe pray for all those dear to us who have died, especially Maddi. May we be reminded of the good memories of those we have loved, to sustain us in times of grief. Lord hear us.

For anyone who would like a copy of: A month of memories - words of comfort on the death of a loved one by Joan Chittister, please do not hesitate to contact me for this resource.

Have a great fortnight!Christina JonasAssistant Principal Religious Identity & Mission (APRIM)cjonas@mc.catholic.edu.auDirect: 8179 4409

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Welcome back George - it’s great

to see you!!

Dr Michael Carr-GreggLast Tuesday night Kristin Anderson (Yr8/9 Wellbeing Coach) invited me to a presentation by Dr Michael Carr-Gregg. He is one of Australia’s highest profile adolescent and child psychologists in Australia. He is the resident parenting expert on channel 7’s Sunrise and is the author of 10 parenting books.

Greg began the evening by stating that Generation Y is the most vulnerable generation ever psychologically and as parents we are least prepared to deal with it as we are so busy. He proceeded to outline the Five Greatest Challenges of Parenting in 2017.

The first of these was cybersafety. For your daughters their real world is both off and online. It is how they communicate as they have never known a world without computers. He insisted that parents and teachers must be involved in this aspect of their lives as adolescents have an immature brain and are provided with a sophisticated piece of technology.

Greg recommended the following websites:

www.ourpact.comThis website allows parents to limit screen time by blocking internet and app access by giving parents control over their children’s devices.

www.getcoldturkey.comThis is designed so that it blocks all social media but allows students to access the internet. It is able to be customised to student’s needs.

www.esafety.gov.auContains a wealth of information for parents on topics such as how to report cyberbullying, digital reputation and social networking. He outlined 4 simple steps to combat cyberbullying:

1. Do not reply2. Block the person3. Save the evidence4. Report abuse

www.itstimewetalked.com.auThis website provides parents with information regarding the pervasive nature of pornography and how to support children in a society that can so easily access it like never before in history.

Further to this in 2017, Marymount has received a grant to work towards being an accredited e-smart school through the Alannah and Madeline Foundation. We are very excited about this and look forward to giving you more information in the following months.

In the next newsletter I will share the other challenges of parenting that Michael Carr-Gregg outlined.Liz StewartLeader of Student Wellbeinglstewart@mc.catholic.edu.auDirect: 8179 4432

From the Leader of Student Wellbeing

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The services and events contained in this bulletin are in no way connected with the school and are included in this newsletter for your information only. Families need to make their own enquiries and assessments about the suitability of these events and services for their needs and those of their children.

COMMUNITY NEWSCabra Dominican College Save the date!You are invited to Cabra Dominican College’s production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Four performances will take place over Thursday 18 May (11:30am and 7pm) and Friday 19 May (11:30am and 7pm) at the Hopgood Theatre, Noarlunga Centre. We are offering schools a discounted price at $6 per ticket for our Matinee performances (11:30am). At this price tickets will sell fast so please book early to avoid disappointment. Please contact Helen Telford on 8179 2400 or email htelford@cabra.catholic.edu.au.

Youth Environment Council applications now open!Years 7-10 students across regional and metropolitan SA are invited to apply. Are you interested in sustainability? Do you want to make a difference? Do you want to develop leadership skills and have fun? Why join the Youth Environment Council (YEC)? To share your passion for the environment and sustainability with other like-minded students across the state. To develop leadership, team building and public speaking skills at camps, workshops and forums. To take action for the environment and make a difference. To share your views and actions with government. Applications are now open. Places strictly limited, applications close Monday 27 February. Visit YEC or contact info@yecsa.net.au. for further information.

Press BoardPick up and deliver ironing service (Mon/Wed/Fri) within 10km radius of the Blackwood roundabout. To book in a basket or for further information, please contact Vicki at pressboard@iinet.net.au.

The Meeting Place MarketHeld on the fourth Sunday each month at the Holdfast Bay Community Centre (51 King George Avenue Hove) from 11:00am to 3:00pm. Come along and find something unique and support your local community at the same time!

Japan Karate Association (JKA) AustraliaTraditional Japanese Karate - come and try 3 sessions free before you make up your mind. Training on Wednesday night (YMCA King George Ave) 6:30pm - 7:30pm Under 12yrs; 7:30pm – 9pm adults. Training on Friday night (Clovelly Park Primary School, 1 Renown Place Clovelly Park) 6:00pm - 6:45pm Under 12yrs and 6:45pm – 8:15pm adults. Contact Dave Hurrell for further information 0400 875 669 dave.hurrell@jkaaustralia.com.au.

Morphettville Park Football Club and Netball ClubBoys and Girls come and join the Roos footy family! We need players like you, female or male are all welcome. Come and join the family friendly and inclusive club.

FootballEvery player gets a game. Training Friday evenings and games are on Sunday mornings. Look for us on Facebook for more details or contact us on mpfcroos@hotmail.com.

NetballRegistrations are now open http://www.mpscroos.com.au/netball-registration-forms/. Look for us on Facebook for more details or contact us on mpnc@y7mail.com.

Congratulations!To Taya Howden and Sarah

Goodwin who participated

in the State Track and Relay

Championships on Sunday 12

February - they won a Silver

medal in the 4x200m relay!

If “Plan A” didn’t

work, the alphabet

has 25 more letters.

Stay cool.

Term 1 Canteen RosterIf you are unable to help, please try and organise a swap or call Maria on 8179 4415.

MAryMOUnT COllEgE8 Colton Avenue Hove SA 5048 T 08 8179 4400 F 08 8298 8891

info@mc.catholic.edu.au www.mc.catholic.edu.au

Head of School Shana Bennett Acting Deputy Head of School Kate Bawden APRIM Christina Jonas Chaplain Carmel Briggs Leader of Student Wellbeing Liz Stewart leader of learning & Professional Practice Belinda D’Agostino

Direct numbersCanteen Maria Bruno-Bossio .................8179 4415 Counsellor Lyn Heuzenroeder ...............8179 4411 Counsellor Kelly Pritchard .......................8179 4425 CEA Office Tracey Tapscott ...................8179 4421 Enrolments Jen Rollins ............................8179 4420 Fees/Finance Coralie Bandiera .............8179 4405 iPad Program Susan Hammer-Irving ....8179 4413 Music ............................................................8179 4417 Resource Centre ........................................8179 4406

FacebookIf you would like to see what is happening around the school and keep up-to-date with events, please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/MarymountCollegeAdelaide

School Starts ..................... 8:35am Recess ................................. 10:10am - 10:30am Lunch .................................. 1:10pm - 1:50pm School Dismissal .............. 3:15pm

Federation NewsThe Australian Curriculum is designed to teach students what it takes to be confident and creative individuals and become active and informed citizens. To find specific information about the Australian Curriculm for your child’s year level, click here for the information sheet.www.parentfederation.catholic.edu.auBe connected. Be informed. Be heard.

The kids are all rightwww.thekidsareallright.com.au publishes helpful and informative articles to help parents deal with prominent issues affecting the wellbeing of teenagers. Issues that address physical and mental health, relationships, drugs and alcohol.

Southern CrossThe monthly newspaper can be accessed via www.thesoutherncross.org.au.

Wednesday 22-Feb Rebecca CooperThursday 23-Feb Juanita O’NeillFriday 24-Feb Reshma MachinMonday 27-Feb Bridie HenryTuesday 28-Feb Yvonne CaireWednesday 1-Mar Tiffany TierneyThursday 2-Mar Nicole WatsonFriday 3-Mar Ferne Van Der JuegdMonday 6-Mar Neirmine MalakTuesday 7-Mar Anna NunnWednesday 8-Mar Kate SarcinaThursday 9-Mar Robyn CochraneFriday 10-Mar Renae BeerTuesday 14-Mar Alexandra MillWednesday 15-Mar Aneta BrockThursday 16-Mar Luisa PartridgeFri 17-Mar Cherie Wilson & Nicola Hayball

Monday 20-Mar Naomi GigneyTuesday 21-Mar Rachael TruesdaleWednesday 22-Mar Kim BuntingThursday 23-Mar Kerryl MarshallMonday 27-Mar Tracey PrattTuesday 28-Mar Bronwyn Munn Wednesday 29-Mar Penelope HarrisonThursday 30-Mar Renae BeerFriday 31-Mar Marie Ellul & Claire CannellMon 3-Apr Aneta Brock & Michelle WhiteTuesday 4-Apr Melissa PaprotaWednesday 5-Apr Kate RobertsThursday 6-Apr Ally PearceFriday 7-Apr Kym HooperMonday 10-Apr Calli ParsonsTuesday 11-Apr Amanda MurrayWednesday 12-Apr Fiona Dyer

College Uniform ShopLocated at 43 Oaklands Road Somerton Park. MasterCard, Visa Card and EFTPOS available. For uniform details and costs please call (08) 8350 2586 or email uniformshop@shc.sa.edu.au.

Second-hand UniformsNeat, current uniforms are accepted for re-sale during shop hours. All submissions MUST BE RECENTLY laundered (or you could consider donating then to Marymount - in particular the summer dress, shorts and blazer).

Normal Term Trading HoursTuesday .........................1:00pm - 6:00pm Wednesday ..................8:00am - 4:30pm Thursday .......................1:00pm - 6:00pm

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