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Our latest Lithgow Throwback Thursday gallery: October 2011.

TO WRAP WITH LOVE: Katie McGuinness, Maddison Eddy, Namaya Williams, Seina Hatazoe and Laura Muldoon.

Today's Commonwealth Bank staff (from left) Naomi Walter, Amy Nash, Nicole Goldspink, Gabby Jonkers, Kerry Horner, Anissa Bakker, Sue Sammut, Sam Hill, Andrew Writer amd Leisa Marshall.

CWA SECOND PRIZE WINNERS: Emma McGuinness and Kimberely Stair.

CWA HIGHLY COMMENDED AWARD: Ashleigh Bright and Annisa Mc Dougall-Lane.

A VISIT TO THE SCHOOL LIBRARY: Kindergarten 2011 welcoming the new 2012 kindergarten students. From left are Lilly Honess, Geoffrey Ogden, Kayden Whitney, Noah McCann, Logan Whitney, Connor Johnson,m Anthony Stevenson, Kurtis McCann, Jessica Hanman, Bree  Bush, Hayden Riddle, Kaitelyn Walton, Max Weller, Baylee Knight and Corey Huckstadt

CATCHUP: Enjoying their night into raise money for cancer were Wendy Halpin, Roslyn Mitchell, Kaisa Giles and Sharon Simcoe.

Samantha Dean and Ngaire Unsworth at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Karen and Todd Nyitrai at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Tania and Amie Sharp at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Jess Sutherland, Katie Dewar, Millie Leard and Emily Williams at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Grahame Collins and Luke Thurtell at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Maddison Macdonald at the Zig Zag Hockey presentation night

Throwback Thursday | October 2011 | Lithgow Mercury

ORGANISING: Sixteen-year-old Melissa Besley and Morgan Brown from Lithgow High School were among the group organising the annual Snapshot exhibition held at the Penrith Regional Gallery.

MUCH APPRECIATED: Local Cancer Support Group's Nerryl Wood (right) accepts the Court House's latest donation from Joy Smith

SUPERB DANCERS: Above are the Valley School of Highland Dancers.

HIGHLY COMMENDED: The Senior choir with Kate Scott (left) and Debra Edgell (right)

THIRD PLACE: Year 2 choir, Renae Dunleavy (left) and Kate Scott (right)

THIRD PLACE: Junior Primary choir with Kate Scott (left) and Debra Edgell

Erin Matthews, Jess Menchin and Jodie Phillips at the 2014 Highland Ball

Aaron Crowder and Gemma King at the 2014 Highland Ball

Ben Harris, Tom Durkic and Chris Burns at the 2014 Highland Ball

Elana Hall, George Auld, and Helen McInnes at the 2014 Highland Ball

Aleisha Martin and Hannah Croucher at the 2011 Highland Ball

THISTLE'S BEST: Kylie Kable (manager of the year) and Henriette Pederson (clubperson of the year) receive their awards at the Thistles soccer club presentation

ENJOYING THEIR ATHLETICS: From left are Kyra Phillips, Callie Capomolla, Faith Capamolla and Dominic Della Bosca of the Lithgow Athletics Club

 BIG IMPROVERS: First division's Henry Hustlers netball team, back row from left, Clare Bailey, Caitlyn Northey, Brianna Clark and Kirralee Trapp; front Kristen Sutherland, Michelle Northey, Danielle Baxter and Chelsea Noon; absent Kelly Dwyer and Negreeta Nunan

ALL ROUNDER: Lithgow High student Madalyn Cooper being presented with the Caltex Best All Rounder Award by TAS teacher Margaret Stamper

Lithgow High student Kayla Anzelark, Emily Thompson, Madison Haddon, Jess Luchetti and Shinae Morley at the Enlighten Education seminar

Jess Luchetti and Shinae Morley enjoy the diary workshop

THE WARRIOR FACES: The First Portland Cub Scout Group at 'Medieval day'. Back row from left are Jack Langlands, Emily Bennet, Elise Toyer, Jessica Toyer, Jacques Roberts (both hands above head), Lucy Bennet, Allain Roberts, Dougie Mackenzie and Una Mackenzie; front, Hayley Bennet, Nathan Boles, Samuel Boles, Seth Ross, Ethne Mackenzie, Ryan Bennet, Ben Rookyard, Courtney Marcelino, Josh Ross (hidden) and Matilda Atkins

HAPPY CONNECTIONS: One of Lithgow's top hounds. From left are Joe Inzitari, Frank Capomolla, Frank Inzitari, trainer Anthony Azzopardi and his daughter Kayla and Michael Inzitari

SPECIAL AWARDS: Tayla Lloyd and Chloe Anzelark receive honours at the Lithgow City Rangers Soccer Club presentation

AWARD WINNERS: Lithgow City Rangers award recipients Joshua Neilson, James Bell, and Chelsea Roach

EXCITING TIMES: Lithgow Rowing Club's Liz Monti and George Auld inspect one of the boats at Lake Wallace

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: Thirteen-year-old Jack Langlands, of Lithgow, had a special interest when he checked out the newly complete Lee Enfield icon at the Small Arms Museum. His grandfather, Col Langlands, constructed the display panel on which the historic artefacts are mounted.

PRIDE OF LITHGOW: The Lithgow contingent who represented Western Conference Representative Hockey side, back row, Hillary Pillbeam, Malory Sedger, Shannono Legge and Alice Reti Steel; front Erin Boyling, Maggie O'Bree and Maddy Bender

BRAINS TRUST: Lithgow High Year 12's  (from left) Madalyn Cooper, Samuel Ogg and Tayla Gale heard that two heads are better than one... so they figure three should be all the better when studying for their Higher School Certificate

Lithgow High film makers worked hard on their original production titled “The Creek”: Makers of the Creek were back row from left Blake Wilson, Anthony Dunford-Rex, Conlan Mackenzie, Jordan Knox, Anthony Braid, front row, teacher Sean O'Keefe, Andy Go, Pollyanna Barlow, Cassandra Beale, Coen O'Shannessy, Tess Merlino, Kate Hutton and Aimee Thornberry

Emma Bird and Dan Isley of Wallerawang were delighted to announce the the birth of their daughter, Peyton Alexa Isley. Also pictured are sisters Hannah (left) and Kyla

Joel Stapleton at the Lithgow Bears Rugby League presentation

Tyson Ebzery at the Lithgow Bears Rugby League presentation

Jeremy Fittler at the Lithgow Bears Rugby League presentation

Cameron Denley and Jack Smith with vice president Steve Hughes at the Lithgow Bears Rugby League presentation

Eryn Westra and Nicole McSorley; front, Rachel Cameron and Renae Harris at the Lithgow Workmen's Club Panthers men and women's premier league hockey team presentation

Michael Charlton, Shaun McSorley and Travis Cameron at the Lithgow Workmen's Club Panthers men and women's premier league hockey team presentation

COLOURS GALORE: The students at St Josephs show off who they support in the NRL at their Footy Colours Day to help raise money to fight cancer

CONSISTENT ENDEAVOUR: Lucy Nichols and Zoe Heath were awarded the award for Consistent Endeavour at the Lithgow High Year 12 Presentation Ceremony; presented by LJ Hooker, principal Jamie Giorkaris

HIGH LEVEL: Chloe Williams and Matilda Barlow were the recipients of the highest level commendation scheme, presentated by Phillipa Byrne

ONE HUNDRED PER CENT ATTENDANCE: Anthony Rapley, Zoe Heath, Madalyn Cooper, Joshua Beale, Nicholas Medlock, Rebecca Lewis, Nancy Go and Rebcca Garland

MATHS: Janie Geldenhuys was awarded the Barry F Cosier Award for Outstanding results in Mathematics presented by Barry F Cosier and Associates' Scott Willis

TRAINING: Luke Sheppard received the Vocational Education and Training Award, presented by Paul Goodwin

Crystal Hill and Rene Hunter at the Lithgow Workies football presentation

Back row Ben Cooper and Martin Hunter, front Nick Young and Jordan Straney at the Lithgow Workies football presentation

The Lithgow Workies football presentation

Matt Nunan at the Lithgow Workies football presentation

Luke Walding and Hayden Ticehurst at the Lithgow Workies football presentation

Brendan Hall and Declan Jackson-Harris at the Lithgow Workies football presentation

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Scott Hookham receives the Player of the Year Award for the Lithgow Workmens Club State League side

CLOCKING OFF: Sitting in front of some of their workmates are (from left) Garry Walsh, Darky Millar, Noel Campbell and Garry Jones

Soccer tourists: Jai Straney and Dane Russell

OUTSTANDING: Austyn Lincoln and Isobelle Radburn from Cooerwull School ready for the  State Primary School  Athletics championships

ON THE JOB: Littleton Men's Shed (back row from left), John Green, Terry McPhail, Max Griffiths and Terry Tonkin; front Jim Thompson, Darryl Campbell, Peter Potts, Tom Bradford and Harry Gurney

UP THERE WITH THE BEST: The Angus Place Mines Rescue team, back row from left, Simon Holmes, Ben Kelly, Matt Moore and Jason Frazer; front Joe Luchetti, Ross Dowsett and Graham Healey

TO THE VICTOR THE SPOILS: Aussie motorcross champion Riley Dukes holds his trophies aloft

FUTURE AXEMAN: Thomas Gordon shows good form with his toy axe as he practices his technique

IRONFEST FUNDING: At the cheque presentation are  (from left) Ali Lynes (merchandising), Macgregor Ross (festival director), Cr Ray Thompson, Member for Bathurst Paul Toole, Bill Neubeck, Maryanne Sweet and Boris Hunt

COMMONWEALTH BANK BABY OF THE MONTH: Peyton Alexa Isley with mum Emma Bird and Dad, Dan Isley.

Jed Peters at the Donnybrook Hotel Woodchop

Tanya Boza, Bree Pyne and Dean Webb at the Donnybrook Hotel Woodchop

ONE YEAR CELEBRATIONS: Staff at Waratah Dental celebrating one year on are left to right Dr Henriette Macri-Etienne holding Monique, Nanny Annette (behind) Chester Macri-Etienne, Tracey Henning, Dr Jake Jang, Helen Pitcher holding Lu-Anne Angwin, Sarah Wood, Angela Baker, Tegan Higlett, Dr John Mader and hidden behind Tracey Parsons

OFF TO THE HIGHLANDS: Lola Miller, Belinda Honeysett, Pauline Hogan,  Betty Hunter, Fay Best and Shirley Cullen enjoying the scenery at Bowral

Lithgow High Year 10 students received a visit from comedian Tug Dumbley (middle)

READY TO GO: Under 9 athletes preparing for their 100m race are (from left) Kyra Phillips, Morgan Watts, Abby Dean, Kallan Phillips, Luke Thompson and Maya Lyne-Ross

FINISHING TOUCHES: Wallnut Don Lopez finishes off the Stamina Clothing sign in Portland

TOP DOG: Buster is pictured with owners Tamika, Bianca and Mikayla Robertson receiving his prizes from Photographic Competition coordinator and Lithgow Mercury advertising consultant Shellie Clough

SURROUNDED BY PINK: Wallerawang and Lithgow Workmens club bowlers supporting the fight against breast cancer

GOOD ON YA DAD: A proud bat boy Shamus Kerney walks with his father John back to the dug out after his home run

ON TARGET: Members of the Small Arms Rifle Club Field Class

SPEEDSTER: Phywpers Natalie Sharp fires out a good pass

CHAMPION: Daughter Tamsyn Hayman thinks Glenda is a winner

OVER THE MOON: From left are Kym Livermore (sales), Jeanne Thompson (office assistant), Kyle Pearce (sales), Heidi Inwood (manager), Jason Neville (owner), Julian Monaghan (assistant manager), Tracey Oldfield (sales) and Holly Luck (sales)

Back row from left are Lily Gibbons, Chantel Dobson, Shyann Bates, Ebony Bradley and Thomas Hanson; front Jayah Grogan, Luke Hanson and Luke Pattison

Ashleigh Bright, Anthony Stevenson and Kimberley Stair

TAKING IT EASY: John and Lorraine Stack sit back in readiness for their open day

DAY AT THE FATE: Riley Thurlow, Rhenara Vanderhaar, Phoebe Thrulow and Shia Vanderhaar

FAMILY TIME: Robert Callcott, Grace Cuthbert, young dancer Lilly Callcot, Tania Callcot and Jasmine Chapman

CLOWNING AROUND: Jacey Coote with her best clown smile at Wallerawang Public School's Fete

LINING UP FOR BATTLE: The finalists for the 2011 Regal Trophy knockout were, at rear, Tony Medina. Michael Tonkin, Michael Wellings, Peter Warner and Brian Bonus; front, Robert Farnsworth, Maurie Smith and Peter Richards

Throwback Thursday | October 2011

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