Changing With The Times Many years ago, the word Playcentre meant just that – play. Today things are very different and we have adapted our sessions to include structure whilst still encouraging different types of play. A typical day at Playcentre begins with the children arriving and putting their lunch in the box and the extended session children putting their yoghurt in the fridge. Children then engage in free play until 9.30am when there is a daily activity planned by our qualified staff and all those children who wish to join in may do so – this activity could be painting, baking, icing biscuits, creating a collage artwork. All these activities encourage the children to take part in something different and to be proud of their creations and all the time having fun! At 10.00am it’s tidy-up time and then all children sit down on the mat for singing time and take part in our interactive songs. At 10.15am it’s time to wash their hands and go and get their lunchbox and sit down at the table to eat their morning tea until the buzzer goes and then lunchboxes get put away and the children may then take part in the 10.30am activity which may be a game, building huts, fishing for magnetic fish etc. After this activity there are many other things the children can do – we have lots of blocks, dress-ups, playdough kitchen area, collage area, painting area, puzzle area or if the weather is nice a fabulous playground and sandpit area. The children all learn very quickly what is expected of them and all the while they are learning to respect each other, our staff and parents. They know that they need to share and look after each other and they are also learning to sit quietly for certain periods of time, to wash their hands before eating and after going to the toilet and to tidy up after themselves. There are also lots of different types of role-playing that happen by imaginative children and this is encouraged by staff members and may be followed-up with an activity relevant to the topic. Each child’s progress is recorded and learning stories are frequently done on each child which are then put into a book for the parents to read and take home at any time. Our extended session from 11.45am to 12.45pm for 3 ½ yr olds and up is dedicated to

preparing the child for school. They learn how to hold a pencil correctly, how to write their

name and the basics of ABC’s, numbers and colours recognition, and many different topics

that are relevant to their age and extend their knowledge.

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NEWSLETTER AND

COMMUNITY

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WEDNESDAY 28 July 2010

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EMAIL: genesis@tokohigh.school.nz

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK Kia ora Year 9 Ski Trip Last week a group of year nine students participated in an outdoor education programme at Wanaka involving snow based activities. Thanks to Mr Cambridge, plus parental helpers, who managed the organisation plus operation of this event. Sports Tour Last Thursday we farewelled the Australian Sport Tour group at a special assembly, where their continual commitment, dedication and perseverance to the year long project was recognised. This group are currently on tour and will return next Thursday evening. On Monday we received an email from an ex student who is currently living in Australia. The email reads: I am an ex Tokomairiro student from some 20 plus years ago, and have lived in Australia for 10 years now. I had great pleasure in attending a netball and rugby match this morning on the Gold Coast between Tokomairiro students and AB Paterson College - the first of the matches on Tokomairiro's sports tour. Although Tokomairiro did not win the netball, I was really impressed with the sportsmanship and behaviour of the netball girls, and was really proud to be one of a large number of Tokomairiro supporters (there were more supporters, in fact, than locals cheering for the opposition!). I then watched the rugby, and felt great pride, especially when the boys did such an enthusiastic and emotional haka. Tokomairiro did win its rugby match, and demonstrated the same sportsmanship and respect for their opposition. I felt it was necessary to send some positive feedback on all these young students and their teachers/parents/supporters - they have done their school proud.

Tena Koutou Tena Koutou, Tena Koutou Katoa Wayne Edgar Principal

HABIT OF MIND Being able to have the disposition to be prepared to remain a continuous learner is a habit of mind that applies to all of us no matter how old we are. Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young. Henry Ford

NZQA FEES In March, all senior students were given information regarding entries for NCEA and the fees which are due to be paid to the school office. The school deadline for payment is Friday 30 July. If the fees have not yet been paid, please make arrangements to make the payment before Friday. Students have been told that financial assistance is

available. The categories for financial assistance are: - if they have siblings who are also sitting NCEA qualifications this

year, even if they are at a different school - the family has a community services card, or their income is

below the threshold that would qualify them for a community services card.

- a family member is on a benefit. If you would like to know more about financial assistance, or paying NZQA fees, please contact the Deputy Principal, Mr Wright.

CONGRATULATIONS

Harry Jewitt attended a cocktail party on the new HMNZS Otago in Dunedin on 22nd July and presented a framed drawing he had made of the ship, to its commander. Harry is in the sea cadets, and attended in his uniform, accompanied by his father. Well done Harry Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to Southern Region Rugby teams: U65kg – Nic Shaw, Rhys Mathieson, Sam Fischli, Campbell Scott U48kg – Dylan Greer U38kg – Sam MacDonald Well done boys.

TUTORIALS Preparing for internal and external exams is important. Mrs Devlin is offering tutorials for Year 11 Mathematics on Thursdays 3.15pm - 4.00pm in B4. Please bring your workbook and any revision texts. Afternoon tea provided.

FIRST XV COMPETITION Schick® is searching for the country’s smoothes-looking First XV rugby team. Please vote for Tokomairiro High School First XV. Go to www.smoothestplayers.co.nz to register and vote. As well as the title, the First XV have a chance to win a training session with Marc Ellis.

RAZOR AMNESTY You can score a fancy new Schick Quattro Titanium razor for FREE! Just bring your old competition razor (no disposables, though) and drop it in the Razor Amnesty box at the school office. In return, you’ll be given a shiny Schick Quattro Titanium - but only while stocks last. And even if you’re not quick enough for a Quattro Titanium, every razor you bring will help our school earn a share of $30,000 worth of sports gear. Better start rounding up your family’s razors fast!!!

COMING EVENTS Wednesday 4th Aug - School photos Tuesday 17th Aug - Y10 Spirit of Adventure trip (to Friday 20th Aug) Tuesday 17th Aug - Y10 Camp – Tautuku (to Friday 20th Aug) Tuesday 24th Aug - Cultural competition 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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The 25th September 2010 at Memorial Park Stadium Mosgiel, Mejiro Gym Milton New Zealand in association with Canteen proudly present a corporate Fight for Life Charity Kickboxing Event, governed by the International Sport and Kickboxing Association recognised by IOC. It has the goal to raise funds for children in the region living with cancer. It’s where local male and female contenders from Dunedin, Milton, Invercargill and Christchurch go ahead. Memorial Park Stadium Mosgiel will be transformed to give guests an atmosphere expected at a major event with hopefully over 300 people enjoying entertainment in the ultimate corporate fight night. We like to invite businesses to bring their clients or to get a group of your best mates together for a night of action, glamour and entertainment by booking a corporate table, ringside seat or grand stand seat The main event will be the Official National Pro Title Middle weight ISKA, and I expect to see a few surprises. We hope that people want to be part of the red carpet, glitz and glam of a corporate fight night, so we can create as much funding for CANTEEN. The ringside VIP Tables for 8 guests are $1 200 includes served drinks and buffet. (Reward your best clients or friends with the best seats in the house, only 2 metres from the ringside!) The ringside experience Tables for 6 guests are $750 includes served drinks and platter snacks. Ringside seats: $45 Grand Stand Seats $35 Don't hesitate to contact us and again thanks a lot for your supportive response. To book or e-mail phone: 027 365 9531 or email mejirogym.newzealand@gmail.com

On Tuesday our winter sports was postponed because of bad weather. Winter Sports is when all of the senior classes go outside to do winter sports. There are ten teams and each team has a team leader and six other players. There are five different types of sports. They are Hockey, Miniball, Soccer, Netball and Indoor Bowls. The teams will have two weeks at each activity then they will move on to the next sport on the list. It is all about learning how to play new sports and not a competition. They will be all played at the Milton Primary School grounds. Miss Waide, Miss Byrnes, Mrs Robinson, Mr Freeman and the Indoor Bowls Association will be helping us with these activities. We are all very excited about doing these sports and we all hope that it won’t be postponed again and the sun will be shining next week!

Milton Kindergarten News Last week the children had a wonderful time learning about the different type of birds that lived in the trees behind the kindergarten. They made peanut butter and birdseed pinecones and bird puddings to feed the birds. Armed with binoculars and camouflaged they observed and identified the different species of birds. Delighted to discover not only were there Wax Eyes and Sparrows there were also Tui’s and Fantails in the trees too. This learning has incorporated literacy, numeracy, science, technology, papatuanuku and socialization

Sports News ...

Junior Rugby Results16/07/2010 Toko Small Blacks Gold vs Clutha. Player of the Day – Zoe McElrea Toko Small Blacks Blue vs Clinton. Player of the Day – Keegan Ferguson Toko Under 7’s vs Valley. Player of the Day – Zane Cochrane Toko Under 9’s Blue vs Heriot/Tap (Toko Won). Player of the Day – Richard Scott Toko Under 9’s Gold vs Owaka (Toko Won). Player of the Day – Joel Lloyd Toko Under 9’s Black vs Clutha White. Player of the Day: Jacob Walls Toko Under 11’s vs Lawrence (Toko Won). Player of the Day – Matthew Robinson Toko Under 13’s v’s Owaka (Toko Lost). Player of the Day Backs– Euan Anderton. Player of the Day Forwards – Logan Reekie Results 24/07/2010 Toko Small Blacks Gold vs Clinton. Player of the Day – Isaac Herbert Toko Small Blacks Blue vs Clutha. Player of the Day – Ben Lister Toko Under 7’s vs Clinton. Player of the Day – Josh Sanders and another great game Zane Cochrane Toko Under 9’s Blue vs Clinton. Player of the Day Blue – Oliver Milburn Toko Under 9’s Gold vs Valley. Player of the Day – Hamish Lowry Toko Under 9’s Black vs Crescent. Players of the Day – Jacob Walls, Harry Greer, Ben Pepper

Toko Under 11’s vs Valley (Toko Won 49-5). Player of the Day – Caleb Hayes Toko Under 13’s vs Clutha. Senior Result Results 24/072010 Toko played Clutha on a sunny afternoon in Balclutha. Toko opened the scoring after sustained pressure in the 5th minute with a penalty to B Frost. In the 14th minute Clutha scored wide out to lead 5-3. In the 19th minute Clutha breaks out of their half with some inter passing between forwards, break the defensive line in the centres and score 12-3. 27th minute Clutha breaks the line again and run away to score 17-3. Just before the break for halftime Toko gets close to scoring, from the following lineout. J Perry steals Clutha lineout ball. It is moved to the right hand side of the field where Toko gain a penalty. They took a quick tap and M Lyon crashes over for the try unconverted 17-8 at the break. Nine minutes into the second spell Clutha backs get on the outside of their man they race away and score 24-8. After 34 minutes a Clutha player chips the ball, then is clearly over the sideline when catching the ball. It is missed by the touch judge and scores under the posts 31-8 which was the final score. Toko seemed to lack the intensity it had played within the recent weeks and its own mistakes and a lack of continuity in the backs cost them any chance of a win. With a young team developing we look forward to seeing the players back next season where they can continue their development. The season is now over for the Premiers and the Club would like to thank the players, coaches and management for their efforts. Player of the day; S Scott. U14s drew 24 all with St Kevin’s 'Great Game Boys'. U 16s and U18s did not play due to school sports tour.

End of Season Function Friday 13th August, “keep this

night free”.

Rugby Report

This week has been fairly full on for some Indoor Bowlers. Firstly with the Lawrence Pairs held on Tuesday night some clubs played their Inter-club on Monday night and Wednesday night so their club members could travel to Lawrence. This was a great night with two Milton Teams winning 1st and 2nd. Twenty two players went up and the winners for the night was Alaister and Pam Wells with 5 wins and David Gorton and Helen Lyons also with 5 wins, but on the count back Alaister and Pam came out the winners. After 3 rounds of Inter-club Glenledi have 6 points, St Ma r y ’ s 4 , K i nes s 3 , Moneymore and Milton 2 each and Milton Country Club 1. Thursday night the Champion Triples were played. Milton’s Team; Gary Foster, Donald Sheppard, Jean Davidson Kiness Team; Bill Everett, Keith Lowery, Daphne Orr Moneymore Team; Alaister Al l ison, Dawn Cannon, Graham Storer St Mary’s Team; Mary Scanlan, Pam Wells, Greta Jenkins Milton Country Club’s Team; David Gorton, Stephen Souness, Alan Hale Glenledi Team; Murray Grant, L en G l a s s f o r d , Pe t e r Mathieson Results were as follows: 1st Round; Milton 12 Vs Kiness 6, Moneymore 3 Vs St Mary’s 13, Glenledi 12 Vs Milton Country Club 6 2nd Round; Milton 4 Vs St Mary’s 9, Glenledi 9 Vs Kiness 5, Moneymore 7 Vs Milton Country Club 3 3rd Round; St Mary’s 8 Vs Glenledi 12, Moneymore 15 Vs Milton 5 4th Round; Glenledi – bye, Moneymore 11 Vs St Mary’s 7 5th Round; Glenledi 10 Vs Moneymore1 Glenledi were the winners. Well done guys. Thanks to Bill and Allison Harborne the spon-sors for this event. On Saturday the Club Championships were played at Balclutha Town Hall. Glenledi from the Milton Zone came out the winners overall with 24 points, Waitepeka from Owaka Zone were second with 21 points and Hillend from

Balmoral Zone were third with 20 points. Six games were played and Murray Scott and his team had 5 wins, Phil Hunter and his team had 4 wins and Murray Grant and his team had 3 wins. Congratulations to all players and to the Glenledi Club. Sunday was the St Mary’s Tournament held in the Presbyterian Gym Hall and there were 18 teams took part. Three and four winners had to qualify to play off. Qualifiers were A Hastie from Milton, D Grant from Lawrence, S Booth from Balclutha, I Bennett from Balclutha, H Rae from Mosgiel. Three ends were played to find a winner in the play offs. Round 1; A Hastie, M Hastie, L Copland, B Orr played and defeated D Grant, A Bayne, J Wilson and A Go. Round 2: S Booth J McKenzie, D McKenzie, and C Booth played and lost to H Rae, D S t a n d y k , S R a e , B Flemming, I Bennett, D Bennett, C Greer, D Greer lost to A Hastie’s Team. Round 3; A Hastie lost to H Rae. H Rae was the winner with A Hastie coming in 2nd. Congratulations to everyone and thanks to St Mary’s for a great day. The Umpire for the day had an “OOPS”. Oh Darn. Hhe left all his equipment in his car and when called upon for a measure he had to rush to his car. “Kitty” made an OOPS! in last weeks report. A thank you to Denise and Barry Lockhart the sponsor’s for the Singles event who were left out of the report. “Kitty” apologies for this error. That’s all this week folks, see ya all on the mats. “Kitty”

Indoor Bowls Report

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ACROSS 1 Man, husband, men, husbands 4 Tribe 5 Extended family 6 Sea 7 Flightless symbol of New Zealand 9 Prestige, reputation 12 Treasured possessions 13 River 16 Sacred or taboo 17 In front of a meeting house & also whole complex 19 Language 20 To delay, to wait 21 Funeral 24 Blessing or prayer 27 Guests, visitors 29 Genealogy, to recite genealogy 32 Large native pine 33 Ancestor 34 Daughter 35 Learning nest or pre school 37 Stomach 39 Person of chiefly rank 40 Large, many, big 41 Sub-tribe

DOWN 1 Son, young man, youth 2 Water 3 Meeting 4 Small 5 Song or chant 6 Work or activity 7 Gift 8 Land, homeland 9 Island 10 Mountain 11 New Zealander or non-Māori descent 13 Love 14 Canoe, canoe group 15 Fortified traditional village 17 Extinct large flightless bird 18 Woman, wife 20 Children 22 Lizard like reptile 23 Land of the Long White Cloud 24 Elder 25 The art and practise of speech-making 26 Indigenous inhabitants of NZ and their language 28 Greenstone 30 Walk or protest march 31 Meal cooked in the earth 36 War dance 38 Food

Well done to Logan Murray. A personal best of 95.1 Other scores:- D Murray 92.1 D Maindonald 90 S Still 89.2

L Allison 86.1 J McSkimming 81 Jess Walker 76 P Griffin 94.3 L Adam 95.3 N Walker 96.1

Milton Smallbore Rifle Club Scores from 19/07/2010

N/S R Devlin, L Clark 56.50% T Peterson, M Cain 54.00% S Agnew, L Rutherford 51.50% M Mead, M Caldwell 48.50% K Powell, J Taylor 39.50%

E/W M Lloyd, A Broome 60.50% J Timms, J Walker 55.50% C Milburn, H Gardner 48.50% J Turnbull, J Sadler 44.00% P Mallon, E Tait 41.50%

Bridge Report Results Handicap Pairs 22/07/2010

Men’s Results 24/07/2010 Stableford Seniors L Russell 41 E Mills 39 D Woodhead 39 R Littlejohn 38 G Findlay 37 J Agnew 35 B Lee 35 Juniors B Chisholm 45 K Hazelmore 41 S Michelle 35 M Mead 34 L Frazer 34 C Woodhead 33 T Morland 32 Sumpter Moore Closest to Pin 2nd Shot 9/18; M O’Connor T w o ’ s ; D W o o d h e a d , R Littlejohn, G Hastie H i d d e n B i r d i e N o 5 ; D Woodhead, G Hastie

Next Week Cutlers Monthly Medal & Putting

Starting; L Clark, B Hill Cards; E Hore, L Adam Ladies Results 20/7/10 Stableford 0-28 J Greene 39 S Agnew 34 N Wyber 31 J O’Connor 31 R Devlin 31 28.1-54 M Tustin 41 P Roulston 31 J Jones 31

Saturday 31st July & Tuesday 3rd August Knockout Cup &

Cullen Trophy

Golf Report

Kia ora. Hope you are all keeping warm on these wintry frosty mornings. It’s great to see some new faces at the Gym taking advantage of our great facilities. Zumba® fitness class is still going strong although numbers have dropped slightly. Come along and have a go, you will love it. Classes are on Friday nights at the Recreation Centre, 6.30-7.30pm and are only $7 a class. You can purchase concession cards for $55 and under 15's pay $4. After your first time you will be thirsty for more. Remember to wear suitable footwear and bring water. Our Keep Moving class is getting very full, with some days having as many as 10 people. Come along, meet some lovely people and have a bit of a chat. The Steptoe Auction is going ahead again. The date for this is 25th September, so mark this on your calendar. When you are doing your spring cleaning, remember us if you have any unwanted items lying around that you no longer want. We are only too happy to take them off your hands. Let’s pray we have a beautiful day. Take care and have a good week. Shar (Gym Manager)

Gym Report

Hi guys. Hope you had a good holiday. I know I did. The netball was good. So let’s get to the scores. Thunderbirds Vs Teletubbies Thunderbirds 16, Teletubbies 4 Player of the day for the Thunderbirds was Madison Hoera and for the Teletubbies was Samantha Herbert. Pro’s Vs Milton Ferns Pro’s 6, Milton Ferns 3 Players of the day for the Pro’s was Toni Hall and for the Milton Ferns was the whole team. Now for the Little Ones Awesome Girls Vs The Stars

Awesome Girls 2, The Stars 6 Player of the day for The Stars was the whole team and for the Awesome Girls was also the whole team. Thunderbirds Vs Devil Dolphins Thunderbirds 2, Devil Dolphins 11 Player of the day for the Thunderbirds was Mia Flannery and for the Devil Dolphins was the whole team. Well done to all the girls who played. You did very well. Hope to see you all next week. By Natasha

Milton Netball Report

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Proud to transport the Tokomairiro High School Sports Tour Team. Got them off to a flying start to aussie! and will

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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori

Māori Language Week

Crossword Competition Clues All of the words from last week’s Genesis (51 Māori words all Kiwi’s Should Know) feature in this wordfind. All of the answers are in Te Reo Māori.

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“51 Māori Words Every Kiwi

Should Know”

Crossword Competition Ngā Whānau o Tokomairiro Inc. would like to invite you to a

special Te Wiki ō Te Reo Māori performance at Tokomairiro

High School on Sunday 1 August to celebrate Te Wiki ō Te Reo

Māori. Bring in your completed crossword to win prizes.

Starts 1pm

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Public Notices ...

Genesis Advertising Casual advertisements, plus payment, may be left at the Museum/Information Centre. These items are collected at 10am on Monday (Tuesday if a public holiday on Monday). Articles may also be left for us to collect. Also, there is a box on the door on the Genesis office where the above mentioned can be left when the office is unattended. Every care will be taken to ensure the insertion of the advertisement in accordance with scheduled instructions. No liability is accepted for any loss occasioned by omission, misplacement or positioning of the advertisements. Any advertisement or article which the management considers unsuitable for publication will be rejected

Deadlines All Advertising must be in by 10am on Mondays All Articles/Sports results must be in by 12 noon

Genesis is delivered free to your letterbox. Deliveries can be any time between: Wednesday 6am and Thursday 7am.

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Milton Country Club

Pool and Snooker Night

Every Thursday from 7pm

All members and invited guests welcome including beginners.

Happy hour from 7pm - 8pm

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Milton Country Club

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Just a gentle reminder that club annual

subscriptions are now due. These need to be

paid by the 31st July 2010

All members who have email addresses and want to receive updates about what’s happening at the Club, let us know your email address or drop us an email to miltoncc@clear.net.nz

Waiata Classes Free eight week course of waiata classes begins Wednesday, 4th August, 6.30 to 7.30pm at Milton Pipe Band Hall. Any interested people are welcome to come along and learn to sing Maori songs. Any questions phone 417 7451. Kia ora. 52-54 UNION STREET Phone: (03) 417-8456

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and 13 piece Bavarian Band. Make a night of it and dress for the occasion

- best dressed wins a prize.

Starts 7.30pm till late

The New Zealand Vs Australia test match

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town. Kick off at 10pm

Courtesy Coach will be available

Tickets available at the

Milton Country Club Tickets are selling fast, so don’t miss out, get yours

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Adult learners welcome

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CHILDCARE SPACES Tokomairiro Early Learning Centre is calling for expressions of interest in enrolling your child/ren in our planned second childcare centre. For details and enrolments, please contact Lynne or Kim on 417 8180

LOYAL MILTON LODGE Dunedin Meeting 1.30pm, 4 August

Contact Melva, 417 8606 ALL WELCOME

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Project - Youth Activities

DISCO St Mary’s Primary School

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HOUSIE NIGHT Starting at 7.00 pm Tuesday, 10th August at Milton Country Club

Come and have some fun while playing housie. A Nga Whanau o

Tokomairiro Inc fundraiser

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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

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 smart.finish@xtra.co.nz

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 8.30am - 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.

Auto Services ...

www.stihlshop.co.nz

STIHL SHOP MILTON 101 Union Street Ph: 03 417 8959

Right into Outdoor Power Equipment

SPECIAL

LAWNMOWER

SERVICE 15% Discount

Applies to all

lawnmowers

and ride-on mowers

Free pickup and

delivery in Milton

offer ends 31st August.

We offer Key Cutting

& Locksmith

Services

Tokoiti Road, Milton Phone 417 8264

St John’s Anglican Church

9am every Sunday Sunday 1st August.

Visit of Bishop Kelvin Wright followed by morning tea. Information: 417 4577

Church Notices ...

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