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AN AFTERNOON WITH Jo StanleyJoin us for High Tea $ per 75 head or $700 for a Celebrating Family & Community table of 10 SUNDAY 19 MAY | 3.00PM - 5.30PM KARRALYKA CENTRE, MINES ROAD, RINGWOOD EAST Supported by our A quality offering of sweet and savoury serves in fantastic major sponsor, the High Tea with drinks available at bar prices. Bendigo Community Bank Mooroolbark. The multi-talented Jo Stanley is our MC and headline act for this family event. Also our special Guest Bianca Chatfield. Further details over the page... BOOKINGS: foothills.org.au/events Enquiries to Tegan Rose on 0422 144 198 or Daryl Stephens on 0408 318 850 or to [email protected] Bio Jo Stanley - Formerly co-host of high rating radio shows, “The Matt and Jo Show” with Matt Tilley on Fox FM (6 years at #1) and the “Jo and Lehmo for Breakfast Show” on GOLD 104.3 with Anthony “Lehmo” Lehmann, Jo has featured on numerous TV shows like the Project, The Circle, The Panel, Good News Week and Thank God You’re here. Jo Stanley Jo was also a contestant on “It Takes Two” reaching the final paired with music star Anthony Callea and is a presenter on House of Wellness TV. In addition, Jo is a producer, a columnist and an author including several books of the fictional series ‘Play Like A Girl’ celebrating Aussie girls kicking goals in the sport they love. We look forward to Jo entertaining us with her signature warmth, humour and authenticity. Bianca Chatfield - Debuting for the Australian Diamonds at just 18 years of age, Bianca went on to have a stellar netball career, making a name for herself on the court as one of the toughest defenders in the country and one of the most respected leaders in women’s sport. Netball highlights include Vice Captain of the Australian Diamonds, two time premiership captain of Melbourne Vixens, Commonwealth Bianca Chatfield Games Gold and Silver medals, a World Championship Gold medal, four time premiership player with Melbourne Phoenix and Netball Victoria “Legend of the Game”. Since retiring from the sport in 2015, Bianca splits her time advocating for women in sport through media and educating on leadership and how to develop a high performance mindset to get the best out of yourself whether that be in the sporting or business worlds. Bianca has also appeared as a contestant on “The Block” and as a guest commentator or host on a variety of radio and TV programs. Plus good news stories from Proceeds from the raffle will go to our Maroondah and Yarra this wonderful cause. Ranges community Also hear about Plus 10 Schools, a fantastic initiative delivering Our designated charity for the day positive change in schools across is Spectrum Journeys. Hear from Maroondah with the support Founder and CEO Kate Johnson on of Maroondah City Council, the work that they do in “Equipping Communities of Wellbeing Inc, and empowering Carers and University of Melbourne, the Positive Educators as they support children Education Institute and the Victorian on the Autism Spectrum to flourish”. Department of Education..

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