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The Border Watch : January 22nd 2015
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2 NEWS Volunteer community health concept AN INFORMATION session to learn about new volunteer opportunities as an SA Community Foodie will be held tomorrow. SA Community Foodies are local volunteers trained to deliver key messages on healthy eating options in their area. The volunteer opportunity is for those passionate about healthy eating in their community and who are keen to share their knowledge and skills with others. The information session will be held at ac.care’s Mount Gambier Community Centre at 22 Ferrers Street from 11am to 12.30pm. The SA Community Foodies program is funded by SA Health. To book a place contact Sally Fisher on sally.fisher@accare.org. au or 0488 132 922. VISIT US ONLINE borderwatch.com.au Limestone Coast Training A Division of Limestone Coast Work Options Inc. your local registered training organisation Early Childhood EduCation & CarE Enrol now for 2015! Diploma of Early Childhood Education & Care (CHC50113)* Fee Free. Visit www.skills.sa.gov.au for eligibility criteria. Classes held in Mount Gambier & Naracoorte delivered by locally based trainers. Limestone Coast Training is a Skills for All Training Provider. *These courses are funded through the Government of South Australia’s Skills for All initiative For more information & class dates phone: 08 8762 0016 or email: admin@limestonecoasttraining.org.au PLAYING THE PART: Mount Gambier’s Grady Lynch has enjoyed taking on various roles on stage, but plans to step up his work through further study to hopefully one day star in major productions. 50% off selected Jewellery & Watches Starts 1st Ends 23rd January, 2015 January, 2015 662300 We need everyone’s help to buy aircraft and keep the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR fl ying. Please send your donations to: PO Box 1426, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 2 - The Border Watch, Thursday, January 22, 2015 Theatre hopeful takes step closer to dream Mount Gambier teen accepted into arts course From front page Grady completed a one-year foundation course at VCA in Melbourne last year, also undertaking a variety of dancing and singing activities while cheerleading with the Melbourne Cheer Academy. “It was a great insight to see how everything worked and what the lifestyle would be like once I was studying full-time,” he said. The application process for the course required several auditions, with Grady performing two songs and putting some of his dance routines to use. “The standard is high so there will be a lot of hard work involved to constantly work on new techniques and skills to improve as an upcoming performer,” he said. “I would love to work as a performer once I am finished with my course and to be cast in any professional act would be fantastic.” Grady hopes to be picked up by an agent towards the end of his degree and fulfill his “big dream” of performing internationally on the world famous Broadway or West End in London. “My musical theatre ambitions were always dreams because I never thought I could make it a reality,” he said. Grady already knows the pres- sure of working around the clock to mould himself into a bona fide performer. “During my time in Melbourne undertaking the foundation course I was performing and learning from 8am to 6.30pm for five days a week,” he said. “I have really learnt how to deal with my time well and some valuable skills to help support myself while I’m studying away from home.” CITY BOUND: Mount Gambier’s Grady Lynch will study a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in music theatre, at the Victorian College of the Arts. 659712
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