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Piranhas back in the swim

THE Cardinia Piranhas Swim Club return to club swimming at the Cardinia Life facility on Monday.
At the end of the 2006 year the club held a competition to name its newsletter.
Gazette staff looked at the entries received and voted upon the winning name.
On 15 December, the winner, Natahlia Poli, was handed a prize donated by Priceline Pharmacy Pakenham.
Poli named the newsletter Splash Bubble Chat and the club will proudly endorse the name in its January newsletter. Special thanks to the Gazette and Priceline Pharmacy Pakenham for their support in this special club endeavour.
On 12 February there will be a meeting on the pool deck at Cardinia Life Aquatic facility at 7pm for club parents interested in club events and proposals this year. Any parent who may have children interested in joining the Cardinia Piranhas Swim Club are also welcome to attend.

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