Canvastown New slett er
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Canvastown New slett er
CANVASTOWN SCHOOL NEWS Canvastown Newsletter The new term is well underway and the children are busy preparing and practising for the annual Pelorus Cross Country on Thursday, May 29th. Once again it is being held at the Hall and surrounding paddocks. We are set to begin around 10.45 am so do come along to support us on the day. If you’d like to assist by being a marshal or BBQ helper, then do give us a ring and we’ll soon find you a job for the day. May 2014 The 150th Celebrations went off really well at Easter, despite the inclement weather. Unfortunately it was too wet for the outdoor games and horse events but these have been rescheduled for Monday, June 2nd, Queen’s Birthday Weekend. A highlight of the day will be the inaugural, inter-district, Miners Challenge Trophy Tug-of-War. We want Canvastown to be the first name engraved on the trophy so let’s get a team together and show them who the winners are. We look forward to seeing you all there on the Monday, ready to have some fun and win a few prizes. Our Year 7 and 8 students were to have participated in an overnight Leadership Camp at Te Hora Marae last week. However the coordinator/tutor had to postpone at the last minute so we look forward to doing this at a later date. This week, we welcome two Education Review Officers to our school. They will be looking at how well our children are learning and achieving and how our school supports them in their endeavours. We trust they enjoy fine weather and being associated with a small, rural school that has a distinct family atmosphere. Have a good month Karen Kellaway GREETINGS FROM THE TROUT HOTEL THE HOUSE OF FORD The pumpkin and carrot weigh in was held, and although not everyone who entered into the competition, entered a pumpkin, but what a winner 100.3 kg one, wow, Jenny from the Havelock garage took the main prize she also picked up with her 2nd pumpkin the wide girl prize. Karen K won the ugly fugley pumpkin and Maria won the best dressed. The school entry was won by Aria. A huge thanks to all who participated, the day was a lot of fun and snacks were all pumpkin and carrot based, with Joy’s stunning carrot cake tasting a 10/10. The carrots were few, think most people ate theirs before the competition, but we did get the biggest although not big enough to register on the official scales, that honor went to Ron The inter pub pool has begun, but it’s not too late if you want a game. It’s played on a Sunday arvo on a home and away roster, Laurie is the team captain, but ring the Trout if you want to join in. Congrats to Spud and Fono, on the arrival of their wee boy Benjamin and Megan and Ewan Wilson who are the proud new parents of a wee daughter call Lila. Well done. Call in and get your tickets to our fancy dress mid winter Hooley, to be held on Saturday 28th of June. We will have entertainment and a beautiful medieval super. Cost $25.00each. If anyone wants to join in the pub tug of war team which will perform on the 150th games day queens’ birthday please let us know. Thanks for the get well cards and warm wishes I received when I had my hip replacement, and the bad news for me is I’m fit for work again, so I guess Andrew will be on his way, I have so enjoyed his meals and know if you have been in for dinner the last few weeks you would have as well. Don’t let the cold put you off from enjoying an evening out, our fire is being well stoked and Wednesday is still BUGGER DAY. 150th Celebrations Canvastown/Wakamarina Gold Rush 2nd June 2014 – Canvastown – Gold Coin Entry 11:00 a.m. Celebration Day begins ** Cash Only No Eftpos Available ** 11:30 a.m. Children's Games: Games for children. Teams of six mixed ages between 6 and 17yrs. Gold coin entry. Games are based on old fashioned activities with a twist!! Heat One 11:30am, Heat Two 12:15pm, Heat Three 1:00pm, Final 2:00pm Prizes and goodies!! 2:30 p.m. Adult’s Games: Games for adults 18yrs plus. Inter-district Tug of War and Three Legged Race. Feeling tough enough to challenge your comrades for the Miners Challenge Trophy!! Gather 15 mates and enter in the Inter-district Tug of War. Prizes and goodies!! Vintage Machinery: Stroll around the machinery, the like of which powered much of the gold mining, milling and farming operations in years gone by. Vintage demonstrations will be held throughout the day. Memorial Hall Historical Displays: Visit the Canvastown Memorial Hall and the old Shop. Read about the district across the years; the gold rush and gold mining in its many forms, the milling of timber, the development of farming , and the changing face of the schools and townships of Canvastown and Deep Creek. Enjoy the memories of locals, many photos, news clippings and much more. There will entertainment throughout the day. Please check itinerary at the Memorial Hall on arrival. Horse Activities: Gold coin entry Children's : First Event 11:00 a.m. Weaving, Egg on the Spoon, Sack, Tennis Ball, Barrel, Hurdle Races Adult’s : First Event 1:30 p.m. Trotting, Barrel, Gallops one and two, Hurdle Races Prizes, rosettes and goodies!! ** Please note the horse events are for Pelorus residents only. Stalls, Souvenirs, Drinks, Food Please note eftpos is not available, cash only thank you. 3:00 p.m. Closing www.peloruspeople.org.nz/canvastown Facebook Canvastown Gold Rush 150th We welcome any general or craft stall holders on the day. Please turn up at 10:30am by the Memorial Hall to set up. Donation to The Canvastown Settlers Association for your stall would be appreciated. Food Stalls have been organised - Thank you. Community Notices Canvastown / Wakamarina Gold Rush Commemorate our 150yr Celebration with a locally designed Tea Towel or Cooking Apron Tea Towel $10 each Cooking Apron $20 each Great gift for yourself, family, friends or visitors!! There are two limited edition designs to choose from. Contact Mel on 574 2618, I am happy to deliver locally. The Havelock Menzshed will be open every Wednesday from 10am till approx midday and any person interested in the Menzshed and what it does, can call for a chat, at these times. Located at Shed 67 , Havelock Marina. Having a Party, Hire the Canvastown Hall, Competitive Rates Bookings Phone Raymond 5742888 150th Thank You to Local People The 150th Celebration Day was a great success despite the rain. The organising committee of Graeme Barsanti, Nanette Buchanan-Brown, Karen Kellaway, Les and Pauline Douglas, Dianne Dixon, Elaine Wilson, Linden Armstrong, and Rosemary MacCallum would like to thank everyone who stepped up to help as the day crept closer: Mel Cherry and Nicky Eade who joined the committee; Al Skipper and Charlie Wilson in charge of Entertainment, Ruth and the children of the district, Dr Bird and the Barbershop Quartet, the Ngati Kuia Kapa Haka Group Whatukura, and local musicians who entertained us on the day. Thanks also to Lindsay Jefferis for making such a great job of the sign advertising the event , to Sarah-Jane Johnsen for taking on the running of the horse events, Keith for getting the gold bearing gravel, Laurie who stepped up to help with the speed panning, Susan Foster for keeping the Face Book page current and to Rita Jacobsen for her website Pelorus People, to Jenny and Colin for the quilt raffle, to Tomfor letting us use his paddocks, and with Les, and others who prepared the ground and resurrected the fences afterwards. To Noel Wallace for organising the wood chops, James Donald for the vintage machinery, to Marf for helping with the time capsule and set up for the day, all the helpers in the kitchen day and night, and to Ray and Karen Cresswell at The Trout for always saying Yes to every request. A special mention needs to be made of the work of Heather, Rosemary, Marguerite, and Linden known as “the Rush Girls” for the hours of work put in to create such a wonderful historical snapshot for our community. Also to Dianne who travelled from Waitaria Bay each month to attend committee meetings. Due to the weather the outdoor events will take place at Queen’s Birthday weekend on the Monday. Please remember that this newsletter is produced by volunteers and the Canvastown Settlers Association. All DONATIONS are gratefully accepted and can be dropped at the Trout Hotel or 95 Wakamarina Rd. Deadline for the June Newsletter is Friday 13th June 2014. Email [email protected] or phone 574 2262. Now available online at www.peloruspeople/canvastownset. COURSES REAP's aim is to give the Rural Community support, the opportunity to partake in activities in their area and to provide a tutor for the activities chosen by those interested. These courses are being organised by Havelock Community Education Service with Reap support. Facebook, Skype & Twitter. Tutor Sim Schmidt A one day course covering account creation, everyday use & safety. Course date 18th June 2014. Course cost: $50. Course Goal are: An improvement in overall social media literacy; 1. Develop practical skills in communication applications 2. Develop awareness of conventions and implications of using these applications such as, private message vs writing on wall for Facebook. Oil Painting Course for beginners. Tutor: Mieke Hilhorst This is a great course for both beginners and experienced oil painters who want to learn about how oil paint works and the techniques that can be achieved. Students will learn four different techniques including old masters, impressionist and contemporary styles. Good drawing skills are helpful but certainly not necessary as the focus is on technique and application of paint. Always guaranteed fun, challenging and inspirational learning! 15 ½ hours, over 3 days. 17th 18th & 31st May. Course fee $120 Guitar for beginners: Tutor: Janice Thompsett. You will learn Chord formation, strumming and linking chords together fluently. Students will be able to play some tunes at the end of the course. Course cost $100.00. A few positions still available. Date yet to be arranged. Pasta Making: Tutor Piero Rocco. You will never buy pasta again once Piero shows you how easy and tasty it is to make. Date yet to be set. Course fee $45 Mosaics Made Easy: Tutor Joan Clark. Learn the basics of Mosaics with simple projects on offer. All equipment supplied. Date yet to be arranged. REAP has two workshops that are being held in Havelock on Friday 16 May as part of the Rural Women's conference? Artisan Breadmaking - St Peter's Church Hall, 2-3pm, Friday 16 May, cost $20, tutor Annette Michna-Konigstorfer Ricotta cheese making - St Peter's Hall, 3.30pm-4.30pm, Friday 16 May, cost $20, tutor Diane Payton Cost is $30 if people want to go to both sessions. There will be afternoon tea with Annette's bread and Diane's cheese at 3pm. Courses in the pipeline: Photoshop - Introductory. Day Skipper’s Course . If you are interested in any of the above or have an interest in any other courses which could be arranged please contact: Rita Jacobson, 5742176 email: [email protected] for further information Course Programme Term 2 May/June 2014 REAP House 19 George Street, Phone 5787848 Email: [email protected] Post Beginners French Where: REAP House When: Wednesday 21 May (6 weeks) Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm Tutor: Julia Young Cost: $125.00 A functional French language course with a mix of spoken and written: asking for directions, meeting people and shopping. A step up from beginners. Where: When: Time: Tutor: Cost: Furniture Restoration Bohally Tech Centre Thursday 22 May (6 weeks) 7.00pm-9.00pm Nigel Martin $150.00 Introduction to Te Reo Where: REAP House When: Wed 21 May (6 weeks) Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm Tutor: Merehira Wills Cost: $50.00 An introductory Te Reo course covering basic Maori language skills and culture. A popular tutor. ABC of Watercolours Where: REAP House When: Thursday 22 May (6 weeks) Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm Tutor: Ken Jukes Cost: $130.00 This will be an opportunity to refresh, revamp and restore a piece of furniture with Nigel’s supervision. From pencils to brushes, paper to paints. Learn how to prepare your paper and how to apply washes and general watercolour techniques. How to structure a picture and more. ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Smart Phones 101 Outward Bound. Tuesday 3 June 10.30am This course will cover everything that your smart phone can do Calling for expressions of interest from tutors and participants Where: Telephone House, 1 Redwood St When: Monday 2 June (3 weeks) Time: 7.00pm-8.00pm Introduction Trip for Youth to Tutor: Chris Ham Cobham Outward Bound School A visit and introduction to the courses available at Cost: $45.00 www.reapmarlborough.co.nz Print Making Where: Specialty Breads REAP House Where: Foundry Kitchen, Wesley Centre When: Saturday 24 May When: Saturday 21 June Time: 10.00am-3.00pm Time: 10.00am-2.00pm Tutor: Annette Michna-Konigstorfer Tutor: Melanie Riley Cost: $55.00 Cost: $90.00 Extend your baking skills with this specialty breads course. Annette will show you how to make: bagels, crumpets, croissants, tortillas and other treats. Smooth Operator – Barista Where: CPR Headquarters Wynen St When: Thursday 22 May (2 weeks) Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm Tutor: CPR Staff Cost: $80.00 Put your finger on the pulse. This course will take you through the art of making a consistently great CPR coffee, from the grind to the cup. Introduction to Public Speaking REAP House Tuesday 20 May 6.30pm-8.30pm Nicola Clark & Doug Hillard No charge Where: When: Time: Tutor: Cost: Learn a collagraph technique with card and textured wallpapers. Print multiples of your image. Each print will be unique when layered printing inks are used. KiwiSaver Information and Updates REAP House Tuesday 27 May Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm Tutor: Phil Kennard Cost: No Charge Where: When: Get the most out of KiwiSaver, and understand how to determine how much you need to fund your retirement. Where: When: Time: Tutor: Cost: Guitar for Beginners REAP House Tuesday 20 May (6 weeks) 6.30pm-8.00pm Janice Thompsett $95.00 This short course will help build your confidence from A course for absolute beginners. Bring your own delivering work presentations, running courses to wedding guitar and be surprised with your talents. Hard work, speeches. good fun, great tutor. Gain confidence and leadership skills. Rode Code Updates for all drivers Where: REAP House When: Friday 27 June Time: 10.00am-12.00pm Tutor: Sue Bush, NZ Police Cost: No charge To update drivers with all current changes to the road code and to encourage safer driving practices in our community. Courses on in Rural Marlborough Ward Winter Pruning Saturday 31 May 575 6777 Ward Knots and Ropes and Splicing 575 6777 Havelock Pasta Making Thursday17 April 574 2176 Southern Bays First Aid Course 24 April 573 4663 Linkwater Cooking for Boaties & Campers 14 June Linkwater Specialty Breads 24 May 574 2082 Linkwater Eating For Energy – Aging Well 17 May Picton Sushi Making 16 May 573 7790 Driving Courses Many on offer 579 4305 Payment for all courses by Friday 16 May. Payment secures enrolment. Cash, cheque or internet banking. $10.00 discount on rural enrolments for town courses.