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NEWSLETTER


Hello and welcome to the last newsletter of the year. I'd like to start by thanking the people who have helped me throughout the year by either teaching, running clubs, and helping keep me organized or all the above. Kathy Pipe, Gilbert Simpkins, Jacki Moutsatsos, Mandy Heals, Cody Page. I've also added a list of the break up and return times for the New Year so put them on your fridge or in your diary. 2010 is the year of the Tiger (more about that in the next newsletter) and Chinese New Year starts on the 14th February. That means Chinese New Year Lion Dances are just around the corner. So people who would like to help out with the Lion Dances or just to come along to watch are most welcome. The Lion Dances are great fun to be involved in and any help is appreciated. They are held on the North side of town at various locations, starting about 6:30 pm to about 10:00 pm on Friday the 12th and Saturday the 13th February 2010. Check with me or your instructor about times and locations. If enough people want to get involved then car pooling might be an option. And of course our club dinner this year is to be held at the Chin Chin Restaurant at Springwood. Check below for details or call on 0418-878-545

Club Dinner

Will be at our favourite the Chin Chin Restaurant at Springwood.
Venue: 9 Murrajong Road Springwood
Cost: will be $29 dollars.
Date: Saturday the 28th of November
Time: Starting at 7.00pm (Arrive earlier at 6:30pm)


Tai Chi by the Sea

Come along to an early workout of Tai Chi and Chi Kung at G J Walter Park. This will be the last park session for the year. Everyone is welcome.
Address: Shore Street, Cleveland
Time: 7.30am (If it rains the lesson will be cancelled)
Date: 6th December
Everyone is welcome. Why not bring some family and friends


Break Up and Resume Dates

Cleveland Day - 21st December - resumes 4th January 2010
Cleveland Night - 17th December - resumes 7th January 2010
Nandeebie - 21st December - resumes 11th January 2010
Shailer Park - 21st December - resumes 4th January 2010
Rochedale - 22nd December - resumes 5th January 2010
Ipswich - 23rd December - resumes 6th January 2010
Tarragindi - 10th December - resumes 7th January 2010
Woodridge - 18th December - resumes 8th January 2010
Advance Tai Chi - 19th December - resumes 9th January 2010
Kung Fu Classes - 20th December - resumes 10th January 2010
Holland Park - 25th November and resumes 3rd January 2010
NOTE: All new Tai Chi courses start on the first week of February 2010.

A Word of Wisdom

Thirty spokes unite one hub;
It is precisely where there is nothing, that we find the usefulness of the wheel.
We fire clay and make vessels;
It is precisely where there's no substance, that we find the usefulness of clay pots.
We chisel out doors and windows;
It is precisely in these empty spaces, that we find the usefulness of the room.
Therefore, we regard having something as beneficial;
But having nothing as useful.
LAO-TZU
From the TE-TAO CHING

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