Sportswomen needed
Gembrook Cockatoo Football Netball Club are seeking women who are interested in playing an open age women’s team for next year.
Players of all abilities and experience are welcome.
To express your interest please join the Gembrook Cockatoo Women’s Football Facebook page or text Lucy on 0457 622 528.
Emerald Tennis Club
Emerald Tennis Club is ready to revitalise tennis at the club, located in the heart of Emerald at the rear of Worrell Reserve.
The club encourages all current and lapsed members to reconnect and attend a session.
Members of the local and wider community will also be welcomed to several sessions when club members are able to oversee the visits.
Tennis is classified as a non-contact sport and provides benefits to both physical and mental health.
Emerald Tennis Club is currently offering no cost and/or low cost visits as an introduction to the committee, members and coach at several sessions.
Further information:
Website: tennis.com.au/emeraldtennisclub/
Email: info@emeraldtennisclubvic.org.au
Facebook: @emeraldtennsiclub.vic
Trash 2 Treasure Market
Emerald and District Rotary Club is hosting its first ‘Upcycle! Recycle! Trash 2 Treasure Market’ on 5 December.
Rotary is looking for stall holders and shoppers. There will be stalls selling secondhand goods and some selling new items in the lead-up to Christmas.
The market will run from 8.30am-1pm and is located at the Emerald Primary School oval, Heroes Avenue, Emerald.
To book a stall or find out more, contact emeraldrotarymarket@gmail.com or 0408 769 491.
Bus-ting out of lockdown
After spending most of the year in lockdown, Victorian Bus Charters are offering a free all inclusive tour of the Yarra Valley for one lucky person and nine of their friends. To enter the draw and be eligible visit: https://victorianbuscharters.com.au/the-yarra-valley-giveaway/
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