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What a great challenge for the youth of Milton who are about to
begin a twelve week youth development programme. The M.A.N.A
Programme (acronym for Maturity, Achievable, Nourishing, Awareness)
has been developed by Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated and the Youth
Co-ordinator and with the support of Mejiro Gym, Tokomairiro High
School, Department of Corrections, Public Health South and Southern
District Health Board (HEHA), will run between 6 September - 26
November from 6am - 8.15am three mornings each week. The programme
comprises physical challenges plus healthy eating with a focus on
nutrition. The goal is to develop healthy, fit, motivated young
people and develop healthy eating, incorporating nutrition and
healthy lifestyles. The Programme will also encourage
participants
to develop and boost self-esteem and values, build positive
attitudes, recognise personal ability and to develop attributes
needed to be successful (i.e. responsibility, integrity, critical
thinking and interpersonal skills). This Programme supports our
youth to achieve their goals and we are excited about getting it
underway.
G G GENESISGENESISGENESISGENESIS SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER AND
COMMUNITY
NOTICE BOARD
WEDNESDAY 25 August 2010 Proudly sponsored by Milton Rotary
Club. Circulation 1670.
CONTACT US
238 Union Street, Milton PH/FAX: 03 417 4483
EMAIL: [email protected]
MILTON PHARMACY
71 Union Street, Phone 03 417 8431
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20% off existing stock to make
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Lions Friendship Bus Just a friendly reminder that the Lion’s
friendship bus to Balclutha, to visit friends in the Chateau Rest
Home, Holmdene Rest Home and Hospital, Hospital appointments or
just a wander around town and a chance to buy goods unavailable in
Milton is on Thursday 26 August. Please note this is not a grocery
shopping outing. Lion’s Club of Milton is hoping to make this a
monthly trip (depending on interest) and this is being subsidized
by the Club. Please contact George on 417 7227 or George 417 7230
(answer phone available) if you want a seat.
TCP Milton Presbyterian Church
Restoration Fund With the community’s help the sub committee are
well on their way to funding the reports required for the decision
on the future of the church. However we still need your help to do
this. We thank those of you who have or are supporting the stock
drive. We are still looking for scrap metal donations. If you have
any old iron, wire, old copper, cylinders, aluminium, whiteware etc
lying around and would like to have a ‘spring clean’ contact Nancie
Allison 417 8291. At present we are investigating holding a parade
of wedding dresses (new and old) including bridesmaids dresses and
mother of the bride/groom outfits. If you are interested in wearing
or seeing yours worn again and would like to support our fund
raising please give Elsie Keast 417 7227 or Mary-Rose Mallon 417
8181 a ring. Nadine at The Plains has a supply of heritage linen
for sale and promotional items are available at the Information
Centre. Your support is invaluable and very much appreciated.
Milton Elder CARE Sixteen years ago C.A.R.E Trust was formed by
a group of local women and we celebrated this with a social
afternoon on Monday 23rd August. We would welcome new members to
share the entertainment, outings and other interesting events.
Sadly our co-ordinator of almost three years is leaving us at the
end of September. Ann Michie has been very popular with all
concerned with CARE and we will certainly miss her. However we are
very happy to welcome Ruth Gorton as the new co-ordinator. Ruth is
well experienced with working with older people and we are
confident she will continue to provide interesting and enjoyable
sessions. Sessions are held in the Pipe Band Hall on Monday and
Wednesday afternoons. Do call in if you are at all interested. Ruth
would welcome a phone call too - 417 8843.
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Mathletics On behalf of the year 7 classes at Tokomairiro High
School I would like to say a big thank you to all the parents and
teachers who took time off work to help us have a wonderful time at
Mathletics. On Monday August 16th the year 7’s went to Dunedin Town
Hall for Mathletics. There were four teams, two from Mrs Flett’s
class and two from Ms Scott’s class. We had to answer as many maths
questions as we could in thirty minutes. When we thought we knew
the answer our runner had to take it up to be marked. Some of the
questions were very hard but we had a great time. After Mathletics
the adults took us out to tea. My team had KFC with another team.
One team went to McDonalds. Everybody had a great time. Thank you
to the people who helped with driving us, Kim MacDonald, Lisa
Dobson, Craig Tough and Caroline Hadley. These were some of the
comments we got from 7Ma. Sam: It was a great experience to try
something different. Kane: I loved the dinner we had, it was nice.
Scott: It was a great challenge. Ollie: We need to keep working to
improve our maths. Rachel: When you ran you could feel the wind
pushing against your face and the nerves racing down your body.
Jess: There was a lot of team work throughout and although we
didn’t win we still had fun.
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK Kia ora Congratulations to all
students who participated and contributed last week. The year tens
attended camp at Tautuku and attending staff, plus adult
volunteers, have reported how well behaved every one was.
Congratulations also to the year ten students who won the Spirit
Trophy through participating in the Spirit of Adventure experience
with enthusiasm plus conscientious dedication to the challenges
presented. We had students who represented our school with honour
at the Otago Mathletics last Monday, as did our Kapahaka group at
the Taieri schools event last Tuesday. The behaviour of our
students at these activities reinforces the belief that we have at
Tokomairiro High School that our future is in good hands. The
majority of our young people today, in spite of the growing demands
of our information based society, are developing and displaying the
values of good citizenship. Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Tena Koutou
Katoa Wayne Edgar Principal
HABIT OF MIND Responding with Wonderment and Awe Finding the
world awesome, mysterious. Being intrigued with phenomena and
beauty. Have fun figuring it out! We have to pursue this subject of
fun very seriously if we want to stay competitive in the
twenty-first century. (George Yeo)
MATHS TUTORIALS Year 11 mathematics tutorials – preparing for
internal and external exams, are being held each Thursday from
3.15pm to 4.00pm in B4. Bring workbook and any revision texts.
SOUTH ISLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
MOTOR CROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS Liam Taal and Campbell Scott
participated in this event at Tapanui. It was Campbell’s first time
in this competition. Congratulations to Liam who achieved third
overall in the seventeen plus age group.
COMING EVENTS Monday 30th Aug - SISS netball tournament in
Blenheim (all week) Monday 13th Sept - Senior exams Tuesday 14th
Sept - Senior exams Wednesday 15th Sept - Senior exam Saturday 18th
Sept - Senior ski trip Sunday 19th Sept - Senior ski trip Friday
24th Sept - Last day Term 3
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School Vests This week we have given out high visibility vests
for our bus children to wear to keep them safer going to and from
school. These have been donated to primary schools by Fonterra
(Otago), Rotary Club of Balclutha and The Masonic Charitable Trust.
It will be compulsory for them to be worn by the children to and
from school.
Playcentre Report On Wednesday the children all went for a walk
to the Library where they were greeted by a lovely furry black and
white cat (aka Mary-Rose Mallon) who read the children a fabulous
book called ‘Mr Muggs’. This was very special because this book was
being read in all libraries in New Zealand at the same time. The
children had their morning tea while being read to and were then
able to colour in some great cat pictures. The children loved their
time at the library and a huge thanks to Mary-Rose and the library
staff forgiving us such a memorable visit. Our Milton Best Bloke
Awards 2010 are being held on Friday September 10th at 7.30pm. See
our ad for the contestants! You can vote for Mr Personality in the
Westpac Bank with monetary donations and the Bloke with the most
money wins the title of Mr Personality. Points from this are
allocated and will go towards the final tally on the night. All
proceeds from this fundraiser will go towards developing a roading
area in our playground and also purchase ride-ons and scooters for
the children. We look forward to seeing you there. It will be a
great night out with prizes, raffles, auction items as well as our
eight blokes doing some hilarious things in the race for the title.
Don’t miss out and get your tickets now – available from Milton
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Great Week for Fruit and Vege Deals Broccoli $1.49 Oranges still
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Quote of the week
“The fascination of shooting as a sport depends almost wholly on
whether you are at the right or wrong
end of the gun.” P.G.Wodehouse (1881 - 1975)
Daffodil Day The National Bank continues its support of the
Cancer Societies ‘Daffodil Day’. This year is the 20th Anniversary
and is being held on the 27th of August. The local National bank
are running their annual multi draw raffle which local retailers
have been so generous in donating goods towards, and selling
various Daffodil day items such as teddy bears, silk daffodils,
windmills, jewellery etc. For the first time ever we have a memory
tree at the bank where people are able to purchase for a gold coin
donation a decorative tribute for a special friend or loved one.
These tributes can then be placed on the tree and collected after
daffodil day. So come and support the girls at the National Bank
and help them support our local region in raising funds for this
worthy cause.
Milton Garden Club On Monday 9th August, the AGM was held in the
Senior Citizen’s Rooms. After the President’s Report on the years
activities, Office Bearers were elected. President; Val Cullen Vice
President; Frances Grant Secretary; Jennie McIntosh Treasurer;
Sheila Steel Committee; Ngarita Bearman, Jeanette Michelle, Yvonne
Dobbie, Isobel Robinson, Coral Beattie. At the conclusion of the
business we welcomed Helen Vollweiler who gave a most interesting
talk on her recent visit to France. But instead of the usual modes
of transport to see the country, she and husband David cycled their
way around. Cycling about eight hours each day, they stayed in
small villages, met many of the French people, sampled the food,
experienced life on a French sheep farm and mingled with the
locals. They also had time to visit some of the ‘fashion shops’ in
the cities. Cycling along the road adjacent to the beaches of
Normanby, where so many soldiers lost their lives in WW2, Helen
found quite a sombre experience. As gardeners we were interested in
her descriptions of the huge fields of sunflowers which were just
coming into bloom. Also the colourful displays of potted plants
around the houses in most of the small villages. We all enjoyed
hearing of her highly entertaining and very energetic holiday.
Afternoon tea and a chat concluded a busy afternoon. Competition
winners; 1 Gail Coote, 2 Jean Allison, 3 Ngarita Bearman. Raffle
winners; Ngarita Bearman, Leonore Pringle, Jennie McIntosh. On
Monday 13th September we are visiting Wal’s Nursery and Chatsford
in Mosgiel. Transport leaves Elizabeth Street, 10.30am please bring
or buy your lunch. Please telephone Val Cullen 417 7213
Tokomairiro Youth Centre Hello everyone, I am happy to say the
Youth Centre has re-opened on FridaySaturday nights, from 7pm –
9pm. So don’t be shy, come down. We are open to suggestions on how
and what you would like at the Centre. For more information please
contact Awhina 027 786 1635 Community Youth Worker.
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For Sale $32,500
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208 5039
MILTON - 74 Chaucer Street
READY FOR ALL OFFERS!
My vendor wants it sold and invites the market to inspect this
property and make them an offer. This 582m2 leg-in section is
perfectly suited for a double-unit or a town-house. Grab a perfect
opportunity, develop this site to its full potential, and you'll
have an asset that pays you back as soon as you’ve finished
developing! Call Shane today and bring your builder by for a
look!
HAND-PICKED The burden of ensuring that all our valued clients
and their assets were in safe hands prior to my new adventure with
my family meant that for a number of months I went scouring the
land, looking for someone who wasn’t just trying to capitalise on
30 months of someone else’s hard slog, but who would exceed
expectations and give more to Milton. Being a salesperson is an
ambassador’s job. When I met Shane last Christmas, first
impressions were positive. Several months later, again Shane
crosses my path, this time as a home-buyer. It turns out this Texan
ex-soldier had fallen for a Kiwi girl, married, had two children,
and they now wanted to settle in Milton! Fair enough– and I have
some extremely successful Ray White compatriots in other parts of
the country with a military background– so when I discovered the
last four years he’d also worked in sales after transferring from
active duty to the U.S. Army Reserves – I was convinced it was a
divine appointment before I even let him know there was a business
opportunity! Perfect timing– he’s been professional in his training
and development, seen several sales through to completion, and has
clocked up his first solo negotiation effort, the third in a row of
Selwyn Wilkinson’s we’ve listed and sold (well done Selwyn!). He in
the process negotiated above the previous deal, netting Gunner
another $2,500.00 (obviously the prior contract helped the
negotiations upwards- it shows how an agent that is working for
their vendors is worth their weight in gold). And the sale price
was 38% higher than the first offer! To leave my clients. and their
business, in the hands of an agent who was ready to take the
commitment of service and client care to another level was
paramount for me. So I’m pleased to welcome Shane, he has a heart
for Milton, a natural ability to empathise with the buyer while
working for the seller, and he takes the attitude “there is always
more you can know” so he seeks further understanding whenever he
perceives the need. The team at Ray White Proven Realty gives him
the same support it gave me and you’ve witnessed the success that’s
brought our clients. Thank you Milton for all your support of my
family and my business– I trust you’ll show Shane the same. Thanks
Milton, Nathan Buxton
Nathan Buxton congratulates Shane Kimmey on proving his resolve
and on taking over the business. (Read Nathan’s comments on Shane
above.)
[email protected] Mobile 021.208.5039 Office 03.489.7410
Ray White Proven Realty Ltd REAA 2008
WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE “LOCAL”? Would you say it’s where you
live, work, shop, socialize, and
unwind? To me, being local doesn’t mean living in a nearby
town,
it means living in this town. It doesn’t mean driving here
because
you have to, it means living here because you want to.
Weekday
mornings I drop my daughters off at the Milton Early
Learning
House where my wife also works. In our free time, we can be
found sitting on our deck here on Chaucer Street, or walking to
a
nearby park to watch our girls play. I live here, shop here,
and
work here, and being truly local makes me truly passionate
about
my area. I’m excited to be your new local Ray White
salesperson.
PROPERTIES WANTED IN MILTON & WAIHOLA: 1. Qualified buyer
needing 2+ bedroom home in Milton with plenty of garaging and off
street parking (at least 5 spaces total). Looking up to $250,000.
2. New buyer moving to town and wanting 1+ acre lifestyle block.
Condition and age of the home is not a factor. 3. Homes in Waihola
wanted. Current stock is sections only, we’ve sold all our
listings. OUR RECENTLY SOLD PROPERTIES: 1 Sheerness St. - Waihola
35 Nore St. - Waihola 38 Spenser St. - Milton 29 Shakespeare St. -
Milton 47 Table Hill Rd. - Milton 49 Waihola Hwy. - Milton
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Sports News ...
Ladies results 17/08/10 L G U 0-28 J Greene 84-19-65 N Wyber
94-26-68 K Drinnan 96-26-70 L Rogan 93-22-71 c/b A MacDonald
97-26-71 28.1—54 E Dunlop 106-36-70 D Kennedy 116-44-72 R Reid
108-34-74 Birdies J Greene 11 M Woodhead 5 P Clark 18 9 Holes Medal
N Bearman 39 nett W Gibb 40 Knockout Cup 3rd Round Results K
Drinnan beat E Dunlop M Tustin beat A MacDonald 1up L Rogan lost to
W Agnew 2/1 J Everett beat M Cowie Saturday 28th & Tuesday 31st
4BBB Knockout & Michelle
Trophy Speight ’s Tournament 19/08/10 Ladies Best Nett 72 K
Drinnan Men 0-18 Best Nett 71 T Duncan Stablefords G Findlay 35, C
Lockhart 34, D McCall 34, P Scott 33, T Carr 33, T Condon 32, R
Williams 31, B Stark 3.
Men 19-38 Best Nett Kevin McCade 5 Stablefords L Frazer 40, N
O’Connor 40, D McKinney 35, W Potae 34, M Harwood 34, D Wardell 34,
R McElrea 33, D Dobbie 33, J Cornelius 31 c/b, R Grant Closest to
Pin Ladies; K Drinnan Men; T Duncan Two’s; J Stock Dale Results
21/08/10 Seniors P Devlin 44, E Mills 41, D Woodhead 40, G Findlay
39, C Gander 38, L Russell 37, T Condon 37, M O’Connor 37, M Adam
37, Juniors M Scott 38, E Hore 38, B Chisholm 37, L Frazer 36, M
Harwood 35, W Potae 35, D Dobbie 34, J Evans 34, M Mead 33 Sumpter
Moore Closest to Pin 2nd Shot 9/18; T Condon Two’s; W Potae, M Adam
Hidden Birdie No 17; P Devlin Next Week Draw 1st off 1 – T Condon
Vs L Russell, B Lee Vs S Michelle 2nd off 1 – T Twaddle Vs M Adam,
M Scott Vs D Woodhead Starting; L Adam, P Devlin Cards; E Hore, M J
Adam
Golf Report
Scores from 9/08/10 D Murray 94.1 L Murray 87 D Maindonald 80 L
Allison 90.2 J McSkimming 80.1 C Clark 72 Jessica Walker 72 Double
Card A Lister 194.4 L Adam 193.3 P Griffin 189.5 N Walker 183.4
Scores from 16/08/10
A Lister 97.5 P Griffin 96.3 L Adam 95.3 N Walker 92.1 D Murray
91.2 Jess Walker 84.1 D Maindonald 82 J McSkimming 80.2 Cody Clark
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Milton Smallbore Rifle Club
J Sadler, M Lloyd 60.93% L Clark, L Rutherford 58.33% T
Peterson, M Caldwell 57.81% A Broome, J Walker 51.04% J Timms, E
Tait 46.87% S Agnew, A Strain 46.87%
H Gardner, M Mead 45.83% K Powell, R Devlin 44.79% J Turnbull, R
Moana 44.27% P Mallon, L Glassford 43.22%
Bridge Report Results Bridge Stakes 19/08/10
Cross Country On Wednesday the 11th of August Milton Primary
School did their Cross Country. It was held at the Milton
Showgrounds. All the children trained for it by running laps of the
school field. All the children had fun and did the best they could.
Results Year 1 Boys 1st Alex Cox-Herring, 2nd Nic Clark, 3rd Ben
Lister Year 1 Girls 1st Charlotte Herbert, 2nd Mckenzie Wyber, 3rd
Saige White Year 2 Boys 1st Josh Sanders, 2nd Ben Lowrey, 3rd
George Lerew Year 2 Girls 1st Amanda Hutton, 2nd Abbey Walker, 3rd
Morganne-Lee Greene Year 3 Boys 1st Thomas Paul, 2nd Harley
Herbert, 3rd Nic Robinson Year 3 Girls 1st Meg Clark, 2nd Azaria
Thomas-Kavanagh, 3rd Emma Paul Year 4 Boys 1st Daniel Hall, 2nd
Jacob Wals, 3rd Felix Gillan Year 4 Girls 1st Tayla Gold, 2nd
Phoebe Cox-Herring, 3rd Isobel Sanderson Year 5 Boys 1st Atrael
Thomas-Kavanagh, 2nd Reuben Wilson, 3rd Matthew Gibbons Year 5
Girls 1st Rebecca Hutton, 2nd Stacey Sanders, 3rd Samantha Herbert
Year 6 Boys 1st Liam Jeffery-Lehane, 2nd Matthew Robinson, 3rd
Henry Cox-Herring Year 6 Girls 1st Adorique May, 2nd Abbey Frost,
3rd Ayla Millar Loud Shirt Day Because Wacky Hair Day was so much
fun we held a loud shirt day. The children and teachers had to wear
loud, weird loud shirts. There were heaps of loud shirts that stood
out. It was held Friday the 13 of August. Talent Quest On the 17
and 18 of August was the juniors and seniors school talent quest.
There were varieties of performers and it was held in the school
hall. There were five groups in juniors and seniors that went
through to the finals. And all parents are welcome to come and
support the students in their finals next week.
Milton Kindergarten News It’s been a busy term so far, with a
lot of interesting and exciting learning happening for our
children!! You-tube has been invaluable for researching our current
animal: elephants. Having access to current footage makes the
experience of learning, more meaningful and real. We would like to
extend an open invitation to two big events on our social calendar.
On Thursday September 2nd from 7-8.30pm, we are holding a Parent
Forum, where we have invited Malcolm from St John’s to come and
demonstrate basic first aid for families. He will be discussing
topics such as: burns, bleeding noses, broken bones, choking, and
other areas of first aid that are relevant for families. We hope
this topic will give parents, confidence to deal with emergencies
before seeking further medical attention. Supper will be provided.
Our second big event is a ‘Garage Sale’ to be held on Saturday 18th
September. We invite members of the community to come and have a
stall to sell their pre-loved/unwanted goods. The cost is only $10
per space which can be a table or blanket. We have a generous
veranda which wraps around our Kindergarten, to provide shelter
(should the weather be unfavourable). Tea, coffee and a sausage
sizzle will be run alongside the garage sale. Please ring 417 4290
to register your interest in having a stall or if you have any
other queries.
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Sports News ...
We have just completed another successful and enjoyable Netball
season for primary aged girls in Milton. We had eight teams
competing this year which lead to a stronger competition with great
games and saw all the girls gain incredible netball skill levels
and knowledge. The games have been played in good spirit with lots
of fun along the way. We were very lucky to have only one game
cancelled this season, as being at the High School Courts with its
shelter meant that games more often
than not were played in pleasant conditions. Our thanks must go
out to the Coaches and Parent helpers, and especially to the high
school girls that helped out. Their input was invaluable. A special
thank you to Natasha Maybee who kept the scores and wrote the
Netball report each week in the Genesis. The play offs were
completed at the end of the season and this saw “The Professionals”
take out the senior competition and the Stars win the juniors. Well
done girls.
Milton Netball Report
The Professionals: C o a c h J o Turnbull, players; Milli Geary,
Jade Finlay, Al icia Gill ies, Maria Scot t , Nadia Lloyd, Toni
Hall, A n n a T a a l , Coach Ju l i e
The Stars: Abbey Walker, Grace Michelle, Kate Brady, Jor-dan D
ick ie , Coach Sam Al-len, Charlotte Herbert, Taylor A tken-Cout ts
, Mya Grant.
Another successful night held at the Toko Rugby Club. Friday
night had the clubrooms filled with nominees, parents, referees and
supporters for the Southern Region Player of the Year Awards. Diane
Knight was compere for the evening, with her awesome sense of
humour she kept the night rolling and did a wonderful job. During
the night we had a quiz with a twist...naming different places
throughout New Zealand and naming baby photos which had been a c q
u i r e d w i t h o u t t h e par t ic ipant ’s knowledge.
Quizmaster Richard Knight provided the audience with a very
entertaining challenge. O t a g o p l a y e r s J as o n M a c d o
n a l d a n d S am Anderson-Heather spoke and presented awards. An
extra prize donated by the ORFU went out to Connor Devlin who has
been a great team player all season. He received an Otago Jersey,
family tickets to this week’s game and is to be Ball Boy for Otago
this Thursday. Jason and Sam are great ambassadors for Otago Rugby
and we thanked them for being available to attend the prize giving.
The ladies in the kitchen kept a scrumptious rolling supper on the
tables and the bar kept everyone’s glasses full.
On behalf of the Toko Rugby Club we would like to thank our
sponsors and everyone who helped and attended for their support of
the night. Well done to the award winners, especially our Toko
boys. Winners for Southern Region Awards 20 August 2010 Southern
Region Club long service Award 2010; Alan Huddleston Southern
Region Club Coach Award 2010; Jason Gilder Southern Region most
promising Junior Player of the year 2010; Adam Knight Southern
Region Premier Player of the year 2010; Lachie Moore Southern
Region Senior Player of the year 2010; Hemi Woodhouse Southern
Region Colts Player of the year 2010; Rhys Harrold Southern Region
Under 18 Player of the year 2010; Karl Still Southern Region Under
16 Player of the year 2010; Dion Shaw Southern Region Under 15
Player of the year 2010; Reuben McLay Southern Region Under 14
player of the year 2010; Jacky Scott Southern Region Secondary
Schoolgirl’s Player of the year 2010; Leyhanna van Vugt Southern
Region overall Player of the year 2010; Lachie Moore
Southern Region Awards
The 2010 junior soccer season finished on a high note at the
season breakup held at the St Mary’s Primary School hall. A sausage
sizzle followed the awards ceremony which was followed by an
impromptu game of parent’s Vs players. This game was a resounding
15 – all draw to the parents. Both the Midget and 8th grade teams
did very well loosing only a handful of games and p l a ye r s s
how i n g r e a l improvement as the season went on. The 12th grade
had a challenging season but showed huge improvement towards the
end of the season. It must be noted that a number of this grade
were playing in a higher grade than their age. This bodes well for
next
season as no 12th graders will be too old for their grade. The
Award Winners for 2010 are as follows: Midgets; Most improved
player- Blue Gunion 8th Grade; Most improved player- Meg Clark 12th
Grade; Most improved player – Renata Bassett Clark Sportsperson of
the Year Trophy; Junior – Conrad Bond, Senior – Ollie Gordon–
Glassford The committee would like to take this opportunity to
thank the parents and coaches with their help towards another
successful season of Junior Soccer. A special thanks must go to Ray
White Real Estate for their continued support.
Ray White Soccer Report
This week's Zumba® Fitness class (27.8.10) is ‘Bring a Freebie
Friend Night’. This is a perfect opportunity for someone who’s been
eager to try but didn't want to come on their own or for those NZHs
( N e g l e c t e d Z u m b a ® Husbands!) who wonder why the wife
comes home all sweaty with a big smile on her face on Friday
nights! Whoever they are bring them along - Let’s get the party
started. Classes $7 / under 15s $4 / 10 classes for $55 concession
cards (promotion not applicable to under 15s). Also remember our
step toe auction, 25th September up at the Showgrounds, starting
10am.
Or you can buy a boot for $10 sell your own crafts, and make a
bit of pocket money, for further details contact Shar at the
Recreation Centre on (03) 417 7066. Take care and have a good week.
Shar
Gym Report
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Genesis Classifieds ...
Situation Wanted ...
Sports News ...
GENESIS DEADLINES
All Advertising 10am Mondays
All Articles/Sports results 12 noon
Please note articles received after
12noon will not be published.
Phone/Fax 03 417 4483
ZIPS
HEMS
2 Surrey Street Balclutha 9230
Mob: 027 448 7571 Tel: 03 418 3447
UNIFORMS
CURTAINS + MUCH MORE
Grain for Sale Oats,
Whole Wheat, Whole Barley, Crushed Wheat, Crushed Barley 30kg
Bags $15 Also layers Mash 25kg Bags $20
Phone Dave Bateman 03 417 8373
For Sale ...
Public Notices ...
Genesis is delivered free to your letterbox.
Deliveries can be any time between:
Wednesday 6am and Thursday 7am.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Trust’s Annual General Meeting will be held in the
Molyneux Lounge at the Rosebank Lodge
265 Clyde Street, Balclutha on Thursday
2nd September 2010 commencing at 6.30pm
Please Note: The Annual Report & Accounts will be published
on this day in the
Clutha Leader
D.F.Kenny General Manager
Public Notices ...
Public Notices ...
Public Notices ...
Milton Wool & Skin Will be closing on
Friday 27th August for two weeks to give Tony a
holiday. Reopen on
Monday 13th September Any inquires you can ring
03 418 2839
Milton Bowling Club HOUSIE NIGHT
27th August at 7.30pm at Milton Bowling Clubrooms
All Welcome
Milton Senior Citizens Meeting 27th August
2pm Speaker - Doug Nesbit
Milton District Telephone Books
2011 - 2012 Are you a new business or have not advertised in the
local phone book and would
like to. Then please contact
Jennifer 03 417 8216 or Jill 03 417 8574, if you have not been
contacted by a
PTA member yet.
MILTON SUB-ASSOCIATION INDOOR BOWLS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Monday 27th September 2010 8pm
Milton Bowling Club Rooms
DON’T FORGET THE FINAL NIGHT AT MILTON
SATURDAY 4th SEPTEMBER 2010 Coronation Hall
8pm Tickets $10.00 available from your Assoc. Secty
Mollie Tiffany Secty: 417 8465
Looking for farm work for about four weeks. Have dairy, sheep
and tractor experience.
Phone 027 555 4017
RUGBY Stacy Carruthers Memorial Cup
Saturday 28th August Kick off 1.30pm at Toko Rugby Grounds
Come along and support Jase, Rarse and the boys defend the cup.
Bar open
Practise 6pm 26th August.
Fridge freezer and a stereo Yamaha Natural sound compact with
speakers. Both go well.
Phone Eileen 027 471 4129
Honest reliable and hard working 18 year old looking for part
time farming work or dairy farm work. Keen to learn, has some
experience on farms. Please ring Brad 417 8292 or
027 858 1790
Public Notices ...
MILTON DENTAL CENTRE Dental Assistant
Milton Dental centre needs a new dental assistant. Are you
interested in people, neat and tidy and keen to promote good
health. We are keen to hear from you. Please send you CV and
application letter (in own hand writing) to Milton Dental Centre, P
O Box 85, Milton or call in at 7 Eden Street, Milton Phone 03 417
8290 Applications close 3/09/2010
Situation Vacant ... Situation Vacant ...
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Full Contract & Open Shearing 03 417 8312 Milton Tony and
Megan
Genesis Classifieds ...
Electrical Services ...
Professional Catering at an affordable price.
Bookings for Christmas and beyond. More enquiries
welcome, small functions, barbeques, suppers. finger food,
luncheons, morning & afternoon teas, work shouts
Phone Kerri 027 418 2362 or (03) 418 2819
Tower Road Enterprises FIREWOOD
Minimum orders 2m3
PINE Screened slab
Split pine Split Oregon
Phone Sarah 027 252 0345
4m3 $60
per m3 $52 per m3 $70
RENTALS Milton 3 bdrm house - new carpet and wood burner,
garage. $185 p/w 4 bdrm house - 2 x living, basement garage. $270
p/w 2 bdrm, open living, garage. $175 p/w Waihola 3 bdrm house -
double garage. $220 p/w
Jo Turnbull 03 467 7277 Cell 027 208 4426 A/H 03 417 4529
S.J. Clark Contracting
We now have a 12 Ton Digger available for all - General
Earthworks - Laser Drainage - Root Raking - Pipe Laying
Phone 417 4714 or 027 435 5976
Firewood/Coal ...
Catering ...
For Sale ...
Newton Slink Skins Ltd 19 Fraser Road Waikana
We are pleased to announce
Peter Beyer Plains Contracting Milton/Balclutha
Phone (03) 417 4738 Is our new collector in this area.
We are the official Contractors for Nichols NZ Ltd
Trevor and Lyn Newton Ph (03) 203 7012
Raffles Results ...
To Let ...
Farm Services ...
FREE RANGE EGGS Available
28 Shakespeare Street when sign is out Fresh is Best
For Sale ...
For a Limited time only
100% Genuine
Waikato Liners
For Only$19.95Per set + GST
77 UNION ST MILTON
03 417-8010
• For Quality Branded Farm Machinery Products
• Tractors and Farm Vehicle Servicing and Repairs
• Fully Equipped Drive-in Lube Bay • Field Servicing • Tractor
Hire • Free Pick-up and Delivery (if required) • Finance Options •
Guaranteed Workmanship • Oil and Ag Shop
SOUTH OTAGO’S PREMIER
FARM MACHINERY DEALERSHIP
Phone (03) 417-8015 89 Union Street, Milton
Farm Services ...
Nga Whanau o Tokomairiro Inc Scratchy Board no 23 - E Martin
Warm and tidy 3 bedroom house with garage and washing machine.
Close to shops, schools etc. $190p/w
~~~~~~~~~ 2 bedroom cosy cottage, fire, fenced yard etc.
$160p/w
Phone 027 404 6456
2 bedroom house. Off street parking. $130 p/w
Phone 417 8621
Electrical Services ...
SLINKSKINS LTD 0508 844 844
Local Collector Neil Flett
(03) 417 4695 or 021 223 9600
SHEEP FARMERS Ovine Placenta Required
$10.00 per pottle Phone to register 0508 844 844
Season has commenced
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Balclutha Windscreen n Glass
We are in Milton every Wednesday morning. For all your
windscreen
replacements, repairs and glazing requirements.
Phone 03 418 0777 For an appointment.
HOME HANDYMAN
AVAILABLE Carpenter also available
Phone Ginger or Ray on 417 8677
Mobile: 027 227 2417
Contact: Warren Tait Phone: 417 8453 Mobile: 027 489 0065
Quality service and value
• Plumbing
• Drainage
• Gasfitting
R & L CLEANING
SERVICES Carpet & Upholstery
cleaning
Chimney
Sweeping
Phone 03 418 0072
Printed by Genesis staff at Tokomairiro High School , 238 Union
Street, Milton
Morning Services:
Waihola ~ 9:00am every Sunday in the Waihola Church, Greenhithe
Street
Milton ~ 10:45am every Sunday in the Co-operating Parish Hall,
Milton
Sunday School Classes: Ages 1-4, 5-7 and 8+
Enquiries Contact: Rev. Dr Martin Williams
417 8134
Tokomairiro Co-operating Parish
All Very Welcome
Have your car serviced NOW at
Union St, Milton Ph/fax 417 8171
Bruce Auto Electrics Ltd
Auto repairs
Warrant of Fitness Tune-ups
Batteries & Tyres
MILTON HEALTH CENTRE To contact on call Doctor please phone 03
417 8226 Clinics Saturday and Sunday 2.30 to 4pm at Health
Centre.
Duty Doctor ... Home Services ...
Genesis Classifieds ...
Home Services ... Home Services ...
COMPUTERS SALES SERVICE SUPPORT
In Milton Thursdays
Computer Servicing Support Phone Jon Vaudrey 03 485 9066
PAINTING AND DECORATING
FOR ALL YOUR DECORATING
REQUIREMENTS
Interior and exterior painting Gibstopping Wallpapering
Phone Laurie Allan
mobile 027 333 6737 a/h 03 417 8929
Smart Finish Plasterboard Stopping Painting Wallpaper Available
for all your decorating needs. Top quality workmanship 17 yrs
experience in Milton and South Otago.
Phone: Corey
03 417 4920 [email protected]
Public Notices ...
Church Notices ...
Grace Presbyterian Church - Waihola
Morning Services: 10.30am at Waihola School
Hall each Sunday Cnr Chatham St and Kilgour St
Local contact: Grant Bullin
Phone 417 7350
DEADLINES ALL Advertising - 10am Monday
Articles/Sports Results - 12pm Monday
Office Hours Monday 9.00am - 3.00pm Tuesday 8.30am - 3.00pm
Wednesday CLOSED Thursday CLOSED Friday 9.00am - 12.30pm 1.00pm
- 3.00pm
YES!!! We are still happy to treat your ACC injuries. Co-payment
charges only $5. For appt: 03 417 7066
MILTON NIGHT CHURCH at
THE SALVATION ARMY
108 Union St 6.00pm
Phone 03 418 3871,
03 418 2007 for details of this
and all our activities.
Call your local glazing
team
for any glass repairs.
FREE
measure and Quote
TOKOITI ROAD MILTON PH: 03 417 8264 www.sowd.co.nz
Auto Services ...
Kitchens, Bathrooms, Wet floors
Ph 027 201 5749
Quality Tiling
www.stihlshop.co.nz
STIHL SHOP MILTON 101 Union Street Ph: 03 417 8959
STIHL LineTrimmer FS 38 $295 With this lightweight LineTrimmer
you can quickly trim your fence line or around obstacles. 0.6kW,
27.2cc, 4.1kg. With a free PolyCut Mowing Head, a robust heavy-duty
cutting tool that’s ideal for lawn trimming and mowing large areas
of heavy grass and weeds. Offer also applies to the STIHL FS 45, FS
45 C-E, FS 50 C-E, FS 55 RC-E and FS 55 C-E LineTrimmers Offer
valid until 31 October 2010 or while stocks last. *Polycut Mowing
Head that fits the STIHL FS 55 LimeTrimmer is valued at $64.
EXPERT ADD-ON FREE PolyCut Mowing Head worth $40* when you buy a
STIHL LineTrimmer.
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