Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazetteTwilight carnival excitement

Twilight carnival excitement

EXCITEMENT is building as the community prepares for the Nar Nar Goon Primary School twilight carnival.
Held once every two years, the carnival is an extravaganza of food, drink, games and other goodies.
Organiser Anne Kermeen said this year’s carnival, which will be held on 4 March from 4pm to 8pm, is shaping as the best one yet.
Kids’ rides, hot food, cakes, tea and coffee, bric-a- brac and free kids activities will all be available.
“Because it’s only held once every two years, it’s a pretty big deal,” Anne said.
“It’s a big fundraiser for the school, so we’d love everyone to come along and have a great time.”
Anne said there was still plenty of room for stallholders, with positions costing just $20. Anyone interested in having a stall can ring Anne on 0438 025 600.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Villagers basking in the glory

CARDINIA WATERS BOWLS The run home to Pennant finals begun in earnest following the Christmas break this week with six rounds left in Midweek competition...
More News

Garfield lock in and loaded

GARFIELD BOWLS It was an impressive start to the new year for Garfield Bowling Club in pennant competition with two teams consolidating their place at...

One win in whistling wind

CRANBOURNE BOWLS Saturday Pennant players returned to a tough day for bowls after the Christmas break; especially if bowlers play with small lightweight bowls. ...

Noble knocked from perch

Noble Park (173) has experienced the sour taste of defeat for the first time in more than three months after being outplayed by fifth-placed...

Crushing form lifts Crows

Longwarry (1/154) has continued its perfect start to the new year and put down a significant deposit on a place in the Warragul and...

The Big Sky shows no limit

An unconventional build up has added further lustre to the dominant debut win of The Big Sky after the two-year-old son of Bivouac made...

Banger braves it in the breeze

GARFIELD GOLF ‘Hang onto your hat’ became a common catch-phrase at Garfield Golf Club on Saturday with strong winds greeting the 138 players that faced...

Caygill’s cool day at Drouin

DROUIN GOLF There was a huge buzz at Drouin Golf and Country Club on Saturday with a big field of 176 players contesting the Stableford...

Disturbing breach revealed in all Victorian schools

A cyber attack has struck all Victorian government schools, fueling parental anger and fears for their children’s safety. Department of Education told the Gazette that...

$4 million Doveton Pool redevelopment underway

The $4 million redevelopment at Doveton Pool began on Tuesday 13 January, with the next phase of construction endeavouring to deliver modern and accessible...

30 year celebration of Cambodian Buddhist Sangha Congress

The Buddhist community recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Annual Cambodian Buddhist Sangha Congress in Springvale South. Thirty monks from Cambodia, USA, Canada, India...