6th March 2015 - The Pinkie

March 6th, 2015
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SOUS CHEF
Is food your passion ? Are you ready to take the next step in your career ?
The Heritage Hotel is looking for a creative chef to join our small team in our busy kitchen. We are seeking a professional, with strong culinary
skills and high food standards for this hands-on role. To be successful you will have the following attributes:
Experience at a Chef de partie level or similar and ready and able to take a step up
Able to manage the kitchen team in conjunction with the Executive Chef
Able to control kitchen operations in the absence of the Executive Chef
Able to oversee food preparation and assist with development of menus
Competency in ordering food stocks within budgeted guidelines
Experience in high end dining, a la carte, buffet and conference cuisine
Proven organisational skills and the ability to work under pressure, with good time management skills
Able to multi-task and to remain calm under pressure
Willing to take responsibility and to work rostered/flexible hours
A good team player
Good English language skills
Above all, you must be motivated, have a positive attitude and have a passion for food. This is a full time permanent position.
If this sounds like you and you want to progress you career, while ensuring that standards, preparation and presentation of food exceed the
expectations of our guests, we would like to hear from you. The hotel is happy to assist with immigration formalities if required.
Send your CV to Christine Hall, Human Resources Manager, Heritage Hanmer Springs, [email protected]
CHEF DE PARTIE
Work for an iconic Hotel and Restaurant and be part of a small dynamic team, producing outstanding food.
This is an exciting opportunity to develop and learn. We are looking for a talented and hard-working Chef de Partie with a passion for food and
high standards of food presentation and with at least a couple of years’ experience, to join our small team working in our busy kitchen. This is a
hands-on role.
If you have plenty of self-drive, enjoy hard work, are able to multi-task, while remaining calm under pressure, and wish to progress your career,
we would like to talk to you. You will also require good English language skills
Send your CV to Christine Hall, Human Resources Manager, Heritage Hanmer Springs, [email protected]
JUNIOR OR COMMIS CHEF
We have a vacancy for a hard working Junior or Commis Chef. We require someone, with outstanding food presentation skills and an eye for
detail. You must be prepared to learn new skills and be able to work under pressure within a small team environment.
Key responsibilities include:
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Preparation and cooking of food for our Isobel’s Restaurant, as well as for conferences and weddings
General kitchen duties, while mintaining high standards of food safety and hygiene
Key skills include:
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Relevant cookery trade qualifications or experience
Able to work rostered shifts, including weekends and public holidays
Able to work under pressure and to work unsupervised
Strong organisational skills
A good standard of English
If this sounds like you and you want to progress you career, while ensuring that standards, preparation and presentation of food exceed the
expectations of our guests, we would like to hear from you.
EXPERIENCED FOOD AND BEVERAGE ATTENDANT
We are seeking a motivated, well groomed individual who wishes to progress their career in hospitality, to work in our high end restaurant,
Isobel’s. Hours are varied and include shift work and weekends. Previous experience in a similar role is required. If you are a proven self starter,
with excellent presentation and strong customer service skills, we invite you to accept this challenge We will train you if required.
Send your CV to Christine Hall, Human Resources Manager, Heritage Hanmer Springs, [email protected],
This Weeks Forecast:
Editor’s Note:
Autumn is here and the beautiful
colours of the season will soon be
upon us. With March being a harvest
month in the garden, there are loads
of tips on page 4. And hopefully we
will get some rain to green up the
grass and fill the rivers.
Thank you to Peter Beauchamp who
has supplied all the pictures from the
Hanmer Motorfest on page 12, was a
great day for those that made it along,
hopefully it will be back next year.
There is always lots going o in the
village and this week’s Pinkie has
some interesting things happening, so
take the time to read through and see
what’s on.
Always happy to publish stories and
feedback from our readers so please
send anything in, photos etc and you
may well see them in the next issue.
Answers Page 6.
Till next week, take care.
- Mel
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Mobile: 022 124 3112
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.thepinkie.co.nz
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Editor: Richard Tapper
Co-Editor: Mellanie Brown
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Out in the garden …
Autumn is here and the growing season is slowing. March is a
major harvesting period. The garden will be laden with crops like
tomatoes, beans, sweetcorn and beetroot, all ready to be picked,
bottled, preserved, and prepared for use over the colder months.
Mushrooms may also start popping up.
Dry and save seeds of tomatoes, cucumbers, melons and beans,
and store them in labelled envelopes ready for sowing in the
spring. Replenish the soil with a new layer of compost.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
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Carrots – thin rows of carrots to ensure the roots develop
evenly, and to reduce the risk of attack by carrot rust fly.
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Lettuces – these can easily be grown through the cooler
months; the red-leafed and cos types are the best ones
to grow.
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Potatoes – dig up main crop potatoes when the tops
begin to die down and wither. Store in sacks in a dry
place with plenty of air movement and away from direct
sunlight.
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Tomatoes – cut long, leafy stems back to encourage the
fruit that has set on the bottom part of the plant to
develop fully and ripen. It's unlikely that any flower
appearing on the end of these stems will set fruit that will
be able to ripen this season. Immediately remove any
diseased leaves or fruit that may appear, to limit the
spread of the problem.
SOW
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Beetroot, broccoli, cabbages, carrots, cauliflowers,
celery, lettuces, mesclun, parsley, radishes, rocket,
spinach, silverbeet, coriander.
PLANT
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Beetroot, broccoli, cabbages, carrots, cauliflowers,
cavolo nero, celery, courgettes, kale, leeks, lettuces,
peas, silverbeet, spinach, coriander, parsley, rosemary,
sage, thyme.
FERTILISE
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Feed established plants once a month with plant fetilizer.
Some crops, like pumpkins and melons, can be fed
every two weeks.
PROTECT
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Mildew can be a problem on cucumbers, courgettes and
marrows; watch for this. Lay slug & snail pellets control
to control pests, and spray aphids and whitefly if they are
still a problem. White butterflies and their hungry
caterpillars will be lurking about too; deter them with
derris dust.
HARVEST
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Beans (all types except broad beans), beetroot, broccoli,
cabbages, capsicums, cauliflowers, celery, chillies,
courgettes, cucumbers, eggplants, lettuce, marrows,
peas, potatoes, sweetcorn, tomatoes.
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trivia
1.Who were New Zealand’s two female Prime
Ministers?
2.Which celebrity is the daughter of ex AB, Bernie
Fraser
3. What was the first puck in ice hockey made
from?
4.What a surfie called if he rides his board with his
right foot forward?
5. What year were the first Paralympics held?
6. Who hit the winning runs for New Zealand in
last Saturday’ cricket victory over Australia?
7. What reggae star died on 17 May, 1981?
8. What is the major gas in the air we breathe?
9. What world ranking does Kiwi golfer
Lydia Ko hold in women’s golf?
10. Where is the geographical centre of New
Zealand?
11. Which fingernail grows the slowest?
12. What was the name of the vessel sunk in
Auckland Harbour by the French in 1985?
13.What is the world’s most ancient animal?
14. What constellation features on the New
Zealand flag?
15. Which city is known as the Art Deco city?
Hanmer Springs Home &
School Committee
CAR BOOT SALE
Saturday 4th April 2015
(Easter Saturday)
8:00am – 12noon
$10.00 per car
Contact: Kellie MacKenzie to BOOK YOUR BOOT
027 029 83723 or email: [email protected]
Answers
Jenny Shipley & Helen Clark 2. Brooke Fraser 3. A
frozen cow pat. 4. A goofy footer 5. 1960 6. Kayne
Williamson 7. Bob Marley 8. Nitrogen 9. Number one
10. Tapawera, near Nelson 11. The Thumb
12.Rainbow Warrior 13. Tuatara 14. Souther Cross
15. Napier
ORPHANS AID STREET
APPEAL
Is to be held for the second time our lovely Village On this Friday 6th
and Saturday 7th.
Joanne from LiFE Church says “It was very encouraging last year we
received Donations from nearly everyone we approached .”
Orphans Aid International exists to bring relief and care to orphaned
children around the world, but we can’t do it alone.
• Since 2007 we have been funding a feeding and basic medical
programme for children that live in the gutters, pavements and
rubbish piles of Kolkata
• Estimated 18 million children living on the streets in India
• Rat bites, malaria and starvation are everyday hazards
• Medical help and food for over 500 children in 11 slums
• Education and food for children living at the Bhutan border
• Looking to purchase ambulance
• Currently operating 4 schools, with a 5th being built in the north
• This project relies heavily on much needed regular sponsorships
It was started by friends of Mike & Joannes from Invercargill who
visited Romania and just had to respond to the overwhelming needs
there.
Uganda | The Imuka Project
After some years working in the area, 2014 has seen the launch of
the Imuka Family Strengthening project. Our team in Uganda are
working hard to ensure children are kept in families if at all possible,
and are supporting families with all the help they need to keep their
children.
There are over 150 million children without parental care in the world
right now!
It’s a different model than those above – but already has local
community support and is literally saving children’s lives.
It’s time for us to bring change & ensure orphaned children are cared
& provided for. We have projects in Romania, Russia and India.
• Reducing poverty through education
• Strengthening families to prevent abandonment from happening
• Teaching skills for the community to care for their families and
those around them
• Coaching to better hygiene, water conservation and agricultural
growing techniques
• Entrepreneurial business start up skills to provide for themselves
and their families
• Food support, emergency accommodation, medical intervention,
long-term social work
We also provide for extreme needs in New Zealand.
Romania | Romania's Forgotten
Following Ceausescu’s dictatorship, which ended in 1989, the world
saw the plight of thousands of orphaned and neglected Romanian
children. Orphans Aid International became involved in 2004 through
the establishment of ‘Casa Kiwi’. The problems may not be as widely
publicised as in 1989, but the neglect of these children that live in
Romanian hospitals and institutions is still just as real today. In many
ways the need to help is more urgent as many wish to believe the
problem has gone away. Therefore, few resources are being provided
to address the poverty and abandonment of children. The situation
has now extended to the next generation.
• Opened in 2004 with over 60 abandoned children placed in loving
families
• Hundreds helped with surgery, gifts and food
• Casa Kiwi one of only a few foundations facilitating adoptions in
Romania
• Has respect and influence with local Romanian authorities
• This project relies heavily on much needed regular sponsorships
Russia | The Auyshki Centre
We have been working in Kostroma, Russia since 2005, and on
Boxing Day 2009, we had the joy of seeing the centre officially
opened. The Auyshki Centre is providing daily care for more than 20
children. The centre assists children who don't meet the criteria to live
in a state orphanage or who are already part of the orphanage
system. We've also helped hundreds with eye care and glasses, and
hold annual camps for children in extreme need who otherwise would
not have the opportunity.
• Opened in 2005, the Auyshki Centre has an amazing team of 19
volunteer staff, many of them specialists in areas of child
development
The centre partners with and assists:
• Children with disabilities who live at a boarding school
• Children who live in extreme need
• Children whose mothers are in prison
• Children who live in institutions, orphanages and correction centres
• This project relies heavily on much needed regular sponsorships
India | ASHA Neketon
If you have seen the movie Slumdog Millionaire you've seen the face
of the children we serve in Kolkata, India. Since 2007 we have been
funding a food and basic medical programme for children that live in
the gutters, pavements and rubbish piles of Kolkata. These children
are surviving because of practical help given to them via supporters
providing the bare necessities such as rice and plastic sheets to sleep
under. A country with such huge needs, it can seem overwhelming.
New Zealand | Hardship at Home
Since the start of our New Zealand Opshops in 2005 we have been
helping New Zealanders through keeping prices of our basic items
such as bedding and clothing at very low prices and also providing
basic items to families in need.
Here is the link and some information about this most worthy
Charity
http://www.orphansaidinternational.org/projects-1/orphans-aidinternational-projects
Clubs & Sports Weekly Round-Up
GOLF CLUB RESULTS
Results of the Mens Stroke Competition held on Saturday 28th February
2015 is as follows:
1st: Brent Berry (Snr) – 71 strokes
1st: John Beattie (Int) – 69 strokes
1st: Dave Johnston (Jnr) – 72 strokes
TWO’s: Brent Berry #17
Nett Eagles: N/S
Jackpot Twos: N/S
Results of the Ladies Stroke Competition held on Saturday 28th
February 2015 is as follows:
1st: Bindy Moore – 64 strokes
2nd: Suzy Cadd – 68 strokes
3rd : Maree Herlund – 72 strokes
Results of the Chocolate Golf Competition held on Wednesday 25th Feb
is as follows:
Mens
1st: Dave Johnston – 37 Points
2nd: Peter Moore – 36 Points
Ladies
1st: Jude Mustchin – 39 Points
2nd: Phillippa Higgs – 38 Points
3rd: Suzy Cadd – 34 Points
HANMER SWIMMING CLUB
HANMER SPRINGS CARNIVAL
Hanmer Springs hosted the 5th Swim Carnival of the 2015 season in great
style yet again earning 2nd place for the day’s effort. The weather was
stunning (in the high 20’s), by the time all swimmers had completed their
racing for the day.
There was a great turn out for all age groups from the 8+ yrs thru to the
Masters, so a big thank you to all who participated on home turf. Thank you
this year to Rebecca Long for the organisation of today’s event, we appreciate
it takes time to co-ordinate all parties needed to have a carnival run smoothly.
Thank you also to all people who helped in roles from Marshalling,
Timekeeping, the Scorers, Runners & anyone else who has been overlooked.
Kayne elected “Graeme Abbot for Swimmer of the Day” for this Carnival for
getting in the pool & having to work hard against strong competition in the
Masters group this year! The kids were disappointed not to see their coach
“strut his stuff” in the water this year – maybe next time hey Kayne!!
The relay teams (as always) saw all swimmers giving it their all for their team,
which takes some effort at the end of the day’s racing & they managed to gain
1st & 2nd places again.
Next week, will see us close the season with the Swim Champ Final’s which is
held at Amberley. It is Hanmer’s turn to organise this year’s event which will
mean another big effort from parent’s & children of “Team Hanmer”. For those
children who have been selected to represent their school at the Hurunui Zone
swim sports on Tuesday, we wish them all the best for their races – then rest
up for the final competition at Amberley next Sunday 8th March 10am.
HANMER SPRINGS BRIDGE CLUB
Results 19/02/2015
North / South – R Burgess & J Wilson
East / West – R Ferguson & J Roberts
1st
2nd
3rd
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Turning 21 on Saturday
Happy Birthday!!
Staff Wanted
Motel Cleaner
Hanmer Springs Scenic Views Motel
2 Amuri Ave, Hanmer Springs
Ph: (03) 315 7419
Essential Criteria
NZ work Visa or citizen
Available weekends
Fit, healthy & hardworking
Rewards
Great pay $$
Great work environment
Eco friendly cleaning tools
Training & support
Please apply in person or phone Jane &
Richard for an interview time.
27th Sep 1926 - 12th Dec 2014
Laurel lived at Wai Ariki Farm Park for the
last years of her life, and Hanmer Springs
has always been an important part of our
families lives.
Thank you to the members of Hanmer
Springs Community who sent cards and
messages of support. We also like to
acknowledge the wonderful carers and the
medical staff who helped her saty in her
beloved cottage for as long as she did.
- Tiffany Langley (daughter)
Hanmer Springs Motorfest
2015
Photo’s supplied by Peter Beauchamp
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DI TOCKER
Born 1971, Auckland, New Zealand, lives and works in Hamilton,
New Zealand.
Education
2000–2002 – R.M.I.T. University Bachelor of Fine Arts – Glass
1994–1995 – West Cheshire College, England Certificate in Art
and Design
Awards
2012 – First Prize – Sculptural and Decorative Glass – Easter
Show Exhibition, Auckland, NZ
2012 – Peoples Choice Award – Sculptural and Decorative Glass
– Easter Show Exhibition, Auckland, NZ
2010 – RE-FRACTION – The Sculpture Park @ Waitakaruru
Arboretum, Hamilton, New Zealand (For Stick to your Knitting)
2002 – Australian Combustion Services Award for Excellence –
R.M.I.T. University
My hot product pick
in the village this
week …
Twilight Netball
The first round of Twilight Netball started last Thursday with 8
teams competing in a very SOCIAL round robin competition. The
teams are definitely mixed abilities and there is a lot of hilarity
coming from both on and off the courts. The local fire brigade boys have turned out in force again this
year along with a pumping sound system and water boys to keep
their team refreshed. The local school teachers are in fine form again this year and 3
new teams joining the competition has thrown some wild cards in
amongst the competition. There are games at 6pm and 7pm on Thursday nights so bring
the family along and enjoy the action! Sausage sizzle and
refreshments available.
SPORT NZ Rural Travel Fund 2015
Funding is now available from the Hurunui District Council’s Sport New Zealand Rural Travel Fund.
The Rural Travel Fund is provided by Sport New Zealand to territorial authorities for distribution in 2015, for the purposes of assisting
rural sports clubs and rural school teams with young people aged between 5–19 years, who require subsidies for travel expenses to
local sporting competitions.
School teams and sports club teams can apply for this funding provided the applications meet the following criteria –
1. A school/club team participating in local sport competition in weekends, that excludes inter school and intra school
competitions played during school time.
2. A sports/club team participating in organised sport competition through club membership outside of school time.
The Hurunui District Council is now calling for applications from sports clubs and rural school teams within the Hurunui District.
Applications forms are available from:
Hurunui District Council
Cheviot Library & Service Centre
Culverden Library & Service Centre
Hanmer Springs Library & Service Centre
Applications close on Monday 23 March 2015 at 5pm
Please send all applications to: Maree Hare, Hurunui District Council
P O Box 13, Amberley
Ref:%108388.1
Hanmer Springs Community Board Members and their contact
details are:
David Smith Chairman
315 7763
Jason Fletcher Councillor
027 274 7321
Sarah Gardiner Deputy Chair
315 7925
Janice Clyma
315 5125
Rosemary Ensor
315 7526
Michael Mathus
315 7757
Delegated Areas of Responsibility are as follows:
Community & Social Development
Finances
Gardens & Reserves
Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools &
Spa Management Committee
Memorial Hall & Library
Planning & Consents
Public Relations
Queen Mary Reserve Management
Representative on Sport NZ
Roads
Tourism
Township Development Plan
Water, Sewage, Stormwater
Waste, Recycling & Sustainability
Sarah
Michael
Rosemary & Jason
David
Rosemary
Janice & Michael
David & Janice
Rosemary & Jason
Jason
Rosemary & Jason
Jason
Rosemary & Jason
Sarah
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Chimney Cleaning – Abel & Prestige Chimney Cleaning. Professional
Guaranteed Service. Firebox repairs, bricks, door gaskets and bird netting.
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SLEEPOUTS – Cabins, studios, holiday homes. European solid timber
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BOUNCY CASTLES FOR HIRE IN HANMER SPRINGS - We will
deliver, set up and take away at end of day. Only $150 per day within
Hanmer Basin. Delivery fees apply outside this area. Special rates
apply for fundraisers. Call Nicky on 3155137.
Situations Vacant
Full Time Chef Wanted
Tasks include but not limited to:
Food Preparation/presentation,
Stock/labour control,
Planning special menus,
maintaining food/hygiene standards.
Experience is essential.
Email CV to
[email protected]
Staff Wanted – Motel Cleaner
Hanmer Springs Scenic Views Motel
Ph: (03) 315 7419 NZ work Visa or citizen must be available
weekends and be fit, healthy & hardworking. Great pay,Great work
environment, Eco friendly cleaning tools
Training & support provided. Please apply in person or phone Jane
& Richard for an interview time.
FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE
The Log Cabin is looking for someone available to work nights
and weekends, duties include cooking, customer service and
working in a team enviroment
If this is you phone Sarah
3157192
or apply within
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Upcoming Events
March 2015
4,5,6th
14th
Ladies 3 Day Tournament
4&8 Hour MTB Race
April 2015
3rd
Lions Easter Golf Tournament (Good Friday)
May 2015
2nd
23rd
Hanmer Four Square Half Marathon 10k and 5k
Bivouac Outdoor Mt Isobel Challenge
Community Notices
REFUSE TRANSFER STATION
Summer opening hours- between 1st September and 5th May
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Tuesday – 1pm to 4pm
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Friday – 10am to 1pm
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Saturday – 1pm to 4pm
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Sunday – 11am to 3pm
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Winter opening hours – between 6th May and 31st August
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Wednesday – 1pm to 4pm
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Friday – 10am to 1pm
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Sunday – 11am to 2pm
Black Rubbish bags and Clear Recycling Bags are both collected
Kerbside on Mondays
Hanmer Springs Community Library & Service Centre
Cnr Amuri Ave and Cheltenham St, Hanmer Springs
Phone 03 315 7912
Fax 03 315 7912
e-mail [email protected]
Hours Monday-Friday 12noon – 4:30pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am – 2pm
Facilities & Venues
Available
Church Notices
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
31 Jollies Pass Road, Hanmer Springs
Phone 315 7221 Priest: Wally Behan
Sunday Worship: 10am
Tea, coffee & conversation after Sunday Service
People’s Warden: Peter Ensor (315 7526)
Church Hall Bookings: Wally Behan 315 7221
ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH
1 Jollies Pass Road, Hanmer Springs
Family Worship: Sunday 10am
Midweek Home Groups: Detail 315 7532 or 315 7008
Hall Hire: Rosemary Price (315 7008)
ST ROCHS CATHOLIC CHURCH
27 Amuri Avenue, Hanmer Springs
Mass: Saturday 5pm
Priest: Father John O’Connor 03 319 8730 (anytime)
[email protected]
Local Contact: Mary Quick 315 5286
L i F E C H U R C H – A WARM WELCOME to CHURCH and
Kidzone – Followed by a cuppa
VENUE :St Andrews Presbyterian Main Street 5.30pm
1st Sunday of the Month is a BRING & Share meal
For VENUE Ph 02204 09796
HANMER SPRINGS SPORTS PAVILION
Available for hire for sports groups or for weddings functions etc. Fully
equipped kitchen. Large carpeted function room. Changing rooms and
showers. Phone Fletch 315 7336
ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
Available for hire for groups, worships, retreats etc.
Phone Wally Behan 315 7221
PRESBYTERIAN SOLDIERS’ ROOM
Available for hire for groups, worships, retreats etc.
Phone Rosemary Price 315 7008
HANMER SPRINGS GOLF CLUB
Available for hire for functions, weddings, funerals et al. Fully equipped
kitchen, spacious, warm, carpeted room. Bar facilities.
Phone 315 7110
HANMER SPRINGS COMMUNITY GYM
For use by members only. No casual use. Located downstairs at the
Sports Pavilion. Machines for cardio and weight exercise. Enquiries
and membership details phone Anne 021 2777 515,
Tim Harding 315 7207
HERITAGE HOTEL
Venues available from 5 – 200, for weddings, conferences, private
functions and more. We are experienced professionals and can tailor
make packages and menus to suit any requirements. Phone Emma 03
315 0065.
HOT SPRINGS MOTOR LODGE
Your all in one destination for your next conference, wedding or family
celebration. We have conference facilities available catering for 2 to
200. Enquiries to Kim at [email protected] or 0800
315 000.
Clubs, Societies &
Community Groups
WEEKLY
Mondays
Acquasize (Spa Entrance): 8:45am
Bring Aquastick (noodle) 315 7227
New members and visitors welcome.
Stash Palace: 10am – 3pm
Open Embroidery Studio, tea and coffee provided.
Phone Jane 315 7778
Tuesdays
Tuesday Walking Groups: 9:45am (1–2 hours)
Meet at the car park, main entrance to the forest, Jollies Pass Road.
For more information call Anne Inglis 315 5002 or 021 277 7515.
Casual visitors welcome.
Hanmer Needle & Thread Group: 1 – 4pm
Upstairs Emergency Services Centre. Phone Anne 315 7480
Alcoholics Anonymous: 7:30pm
Rotherham Church Hall 315 6389
Wednesdays
Hanmer Springs Play Centre: 9:30 – 12pm
Wednesday & Fridays. Phone Janet 315 5223
Mt Isobel Tramping Group:
Day tramps in surrounding mountain areas.
Phone Dennis 315 7696
Thursdays
Bridge Club:
Anglican Church Hall. Phone 315 7688
Toy Library: 10am – 12pm
Sports Pavilion. New members welcome.
Phone 315 5206 or 027 8439331
Fridays
Hanmer Springs Play Centre: 9:30 – 12pm
Wednesday & Fridays. Phone Janet 315 5223
Saturday & Sundays
Church Services: See church notices.
Alcoholics Anonymous: Sunday 7pm
St Andrews Church Hall 315 6389
MONTHLY
Amuri Community Arts Council:
2nd Monday. Phone Margaret 315 7700
Amuri Camera Club:
3rd Thursday. Phone Michelle 315 5069
Hanmer Springs Lions Club: 6.30 pm
2nd Thursday at the Pavilion.
Phone Dave 315 7546 or 0274 325 345
Hanmer Springs Probus Club:
1st Tuesday, at the Golf Club.
Phone Vivienne Boyd 315 5220 or 027 387 6881
Hanmer Springs Community Trust:
2nd Monday. Phone Rosemary Ensor 315 7526
Hanmer Springs Search & Rescue: 7pm
1st Thursday in March, June, September and December at Emergency
Services Centre.
Hanmer Springs Sports Pavilion: 6pm
3rd Tuesday at the Sports Pavilion.
Plunket: 10am
2nd Monday at the Play Centre.
Hanmer Springs Horse Riders:
Last Tuesday during day light saving.
Phone Jan Weaver 315 5180
Harris Meats
at the Amuri A & P Show: Come and see Bryan Harris and his staff, who have generously
donated their time to bone out a side of beef at the Show. This
will be packed into trays and auctioned after the
demonstration. Proceeds will go back to the A & P Assn. We
wish to acknowledge Harris Meats contribution.
Classes & Fitness
PILATES
Pilates classes at 12 Amuri Avenue
Monday 5:45pm Wednesday
8:45am Thursday
Phone Wendy 315 7734 or 027 243 2123
Corrie 315 7109 or 021 045 7666
9.45am
Weekly Yoga, Stretch & Strength Classes (till X-mas)
Tue & Thu – 5.15pm – 6.30pm
Thu – 9.15am – 10.30am
Text or call Ani on 021/2021216 or email [email protected]
VILLAGE FITNESS
Fantastic outdoor fitness sessions with Gill Lawrence
Phone Gill 027 232 9612 or email [email protected].
PERFORMING ARTS LESSONS AND CLASSES
Classes Tuesdays, 1 hour, all ages!
3.30pm: MUSICAL THEATRE – combines singing, dancing and acting
4.30pm: GLEE STARS – amazingly animated 'Glee' style singing and
dancing
5.30pm: TOTAL DRAMA – acting only; characterisation, improvising,
theatre sports and vocal work
Private or small group lessons for all ages in singing, piano, speech/
drama
Contact Rosalind 0277 33 44 05
PERFORMING ARTS LESSONS AND CLASSES
GLEE Class Tuesdays, 4.30–5.30pm @ The Presbyterian Hall
A combination of singing, dancing and acting – all ages! $9 per
session
Private or small group lessons for all ages in singing, piano, speech/
drama
Contact Rosalind 0277 33 44 05
HANMER SINGS
Hanmer's fantastic fast growing adults choir, no experience
necessary!
Tuesdays 7pm-8.30pm @ The Presbyterian Hall, $6 per session
Contact Rosalind 0277 33 44 05
Amuri A & P Show:
We will be running our Men's Cooking Competition on the
7th March and encourage all who fancy themselves as a
Pavlova Expert to enter your creations on the day. Bring
entries to the Secretary's Office before 10am for Judging.
Could we please have all Trophies returned, ready for
presenting Saturday 7th March. Phone Kate 314 4673 if you
can't make it on Show Day and have a Trophy to return.
Family Look-A-Like Competition
This will be held approximately 11am at the Show and we
encourage all those interested to come along and get
involved. Always an entertaining part of the Show and our
thanks to Mrs Bette Anderson for providing the prizes.
Working Bees Amuri A & P
Thanks to those who were able to make it last Friday. There
will be another one this Friday 27th February, then Thursday
5th March and the final working bee Friday 6th March. All
welcome. Ph: Bruce Black for further information 315 8214.
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