Youth Council Offers Youth Development Fund The Clutha District Youth Council wants to hear from young people or groups in the district who need a financial boost to help them realise an event, project, trip, course or training opportunity. Applications are now open to the Youth Development Fund, established by this year’s Clutha District Youth Council, to help young people aged 12 to 24 to achieve their goals. The Youth Council has allocated up to $2,000 of its annual $5,000 project fund to the Youth Development Fund. Youth Council Chairman Brendan Morrison said the Youth Development Fund is intended to help more young people in the Clutha District reach their potential. “Youth Councillors felt that there were limited sources of funding available for young people in the Clutha District and we wanted to do our bit to try and help.” Mr Morrison said the Youth Council had left the criteria for the fund fairly open and each application would be assessed on its merit. “There are so many different things that young people in our district are involved with whether it be sport, music or academic activities just to name a few, so we don’t want to be too restrictive in who can apply to the fund,” he said. Applicants will be shortlisted and then interviewed by a panel consisting of four youth councillors, one

councillor and one Council staff member. The panel will then decide on the number of recipients and what amount they will receive. Applications to the Youth Development Fund opened on Monday 14 June and close Wednesday 14 July. More information and application forms are available online at www.cluthadc.govt.nz, or by contacting Council’s main administration office.

Surprise Visitor While visiting his great aunt Ann Scott in the Independent Cottages last Wednesday, All Black Brad Thorn learned, over a cup of tea heard he had an ardent fan in the nearby Ashlea Grove Rest Home. Kate Heads always enquired when Ann visited her of Brad’s activities and where abouts. The life long friends, Ann is the sole remaining member of the Stevenson Family of North Branch and Kate the last of the Scott family of Kinness. Curiosity drew Brad to visit his 101 year old admirer who knew his grandfather, local identity Bob S t e v e n s o n . S o m e w h a t bewildered by the presence of the burly lock until Bob’s name was mentioned their conversation never waned. Enquiries among the staff as to “who was the big block talking to Kate”, until a staff member identified the illustrial visitor. A camera was soon produced with the request for a photo, to which Brad replied’, if it’s alright with Mrs Heads its ok by me”. Brad Thorn’s half hour visit gave his elderly fan immense pleasure and left her on a two day high, and Kate’s verdict on her visitor, “ the pearl in the oyster”.

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK Kia ora Sports Exchange Thanks to all parents and supporters who came and watched the Blue Mountain College sports exchange last Wednesday. Thanks to the organisers of this school interchange plus all those involved in ensuring everything happened as it should. Events such as these are an important part of our schooling experience. The teams get an opportunity to play against different opposition outside of their local area. Matariki At assembly this week we celebrated matariki, with a visiting speaker, Marcia Cassidy speaking on the significance of matariki. Relieving Teacher The Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Mr Tim Lewis has been appointed to teach Science and Chemistry, as from the beginning of next term, taking Mrs Chalmers’s classes as she takes maternity leave Reports On Friday, this week, students will be given their mid year reports to take home. Parents, please ask your children for these reports on Friday and go through the report with them. Then on Wednesday 30th June, from 3-40pm to 7pm, we are having our ‘meet with the teachers’ report evening. Please take the opportunity to attend this and meet the teachers. Bookings are registered on the form that is sent home. Tena Koutou Tena Koutou

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HABIT OF MIND Applying past knowledge to new situations is one of the habits of mind identified by Art Costa as being important to acquire as a good learner. An example of this is the participants in the Blue Mountain College sports exchange. Individuals in a team will learn the basic skills required for their code. This skill development can only move to another level by those individuals practising those skills and applying them to new situations. Every time a team plays a game this process continues. How much we engage in this process depends on what goals we have as an individual and as a team.

CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Karta Hewitt and Samantha Drinnan on their selection to the South Otago Year 7 netball team. Also, congratulations to Lucy Pringle and Abby Harrex on being selected in the South Otago under 14 netball team. Well done girls.

MATARIKI Matariki was observed at our school on Monday 21st June. Marcia Cassidy was our guest speaker at assembly and spoke about her life journey, and how she was able to make changes. Although she left school at aged 14, and her teen years were rocky, she has now obtained a Masters degree and works for the Ministry of Education. Marcia provided our students with some powerful messages to take on their own life journey. At lunchtime we watched a DVD about visiting a marae and what happens in a powhiri. This was in place of the scheduled activity of building a human poutama (stairway) to knowledge, which the weather upset the plans for. At the end of the school day students were gifted a piece of fruit each. Our thanks to Tokomairiro Waiora for gifting the fruit and helping to provide sustenance for our youth. A happy Matariki (Maori New Year) to our whanau and community. (Jo Taylor)

NETBALL SUBS A reminder from the Tokomairiro High School netball club that all subs are now overdue. It would be appreciated if all outstanding money be dropped off at the school office by Friday 25th June.

SPORTS TOUR There will be a meeting for all parents and students in the High School hall on Monday 28th June at 7.30pm.

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St Mary’s School has purchased four interactive whiteboards for each of the four classrooms. They already have a mimio interactive whiteboard in the Library and 24 computers throughout the school. Principal – Mrs Diane Hayes said that St Mary’s School spent 3 years in an Information Communication Technology (ICT) Contract and that purchase of the interactive whiteboards was the obvious next step. The teachers and children are delighted with the acquisition of them and are enjoying teaching and learning using the latest technology. St Mary’s School is grateful to the local Licensing Trust for their support of their venture into futuristic education.

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Netball Tournament The Otago Secondary Schools Netball Tournament was held at the Edgar Centre in Dunedin on June 13th and 14th. Tokomairiro High School was represented by our ‘A’ team and our Year 9 Navy team. Both teams had to play three games of netball each day and even though the games were shorter there were some very sore and tired bodies on Monday night. The Year 9 girls beat Logan Park in their last game and ended up 13th in the junior grade. They had to play some tough competition from around Otago and it was a great learning experience for them and they got better at playing as a team. The ‘A’ team had their two toughest games on the first day against Roxburgh and Catlins and won four out of six games to end up 3rd in the Senior B grade. This is a great accomplishment considering we have five new younger members in the team this year who have not played at this level of netball before. Jessica Brock was our school representative umpire at tournament and she was awarded a Promising Young Umpire award which was a great achievement. Jessica also received the honour of being selected to umpire the Intermediate Grade final. Thank-you to Nikki Milford, Wendy Flett, Jeanine Harrex, Lorraine Tapp and parents who drove cars through and all our supporters. By Julia Flett

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Report If you missed the Linen sale last month, then head to see Nadine at The Plains and see the display of Heritage Lines for sale. It was also decided that we will hold another Linen Sale in May 2011. If you have linen you would like to donate leave it at the Information Centre or call Donna on 417 4434 and collection will be arranged. Also donation pre 1960’s vases, jugs, plates, cups saucers etc can also be left at the Information Centre or call Donna. We are also organising a scrap metal drive. If you wish to donate like car bodies, iron etc. Please ring Nanice or Barry Allison on 417 8291, so we can gauge interest and amount of scrap that is around. Our AGM is to be held at the Church Hall 21st July 2010 at 7.30pm. All welcome. Our stock drive is still on going so if you have stock to donate please ring Barrie Lockhart on 417 8340 and he will look after the rest.

Milton Senior Citizen’s Report Twenty one members attended the annual Chinese Dinner at the Nan King Palace in Dunedin on the 10th June. The meal consisted of many courses based mainly on rice, with chicken and fish dishes. John Stewart celebrated a birthday on the day by winning two raffles. It appeared the Chinese Meal was losing its appeal by the numbers attending although those in attendance enjoyed the experience. Entertainment was provided by Edgar Fraser on keyboard and Jim Tomlin on guitar. Last Friday there was a good attendance at the Tokomairiro Parish Hall to watch Green Island’s “Happy Feet” Line Dancing Group perform. President Shirley Garbutt welcomed Yvonne Chandler and Denise Finch to our Club. Dressed in black stetsons, trousers, shoes and lemon shirts they certainly looked smart with a performance to match. The co-ordination of the five ladies was impressive as was their memory to recollect the movements to each dance. Raffles were won by Joan Crankshaw and John Stewart. A sumptuous afternoon tea concluded an entertaining afternoon. Coming Events 2nd July – Taieri Ladies Choir 16th July – Alison Ward sings Country and Western 13th August – Our Concert in the Coronation Hall. Our Club welcomes anyone over 65 years young at heart with an interest in friendship and a programme of events to entertain. “Is there anything worn under the kilt? No, it’s all in perfect working

order.” – Spike Milugan. Last week at Tokoiti School. Room 1 has been learning to count in twos for maths. They have also been putting together an art display for Matariki (Maori New Year). They have been making an alphabet book for Ms Anderton’s new baby. Room 2 has been learning about the Football World Cup and South Africa. They have learnt that the South African flag has a green ‘Y’ shape on it that represents the green, grassy land. They have been making some fantastic posters on the world cup too. Room 3 has been making Maui and the sun art. Once we had finished drawing, three people at a time dyed their pictures with orange, red and yellow dye. We have also been working on our slideshows for presenting our playground models.

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Thursday 18th June six teams travelled to Clinton to play West Otago. First Round West Otago had 4 wins, Milton 2 wins Second Round West Otago won 4 and drew 1 game, Milton won 1 and drew 1 game. Third Round West Otago won 1 and drew one game, Milton won 4 games and drew 1 game The overall winner was West Otago with 20 points and Milton with 16 points. The best scorer for Milton was Gary Fosters team with 2 wins and David Gortons and Athole Hasties team had 1 win and a draw. M Heads, L Watt and J Altenburg teams had 1 win each. Milton Players to play against Lawrence on Thursday 1st July are as follows:- M Heads, M Tiffany, D Watt, D Cannon M Grant, M Scott, A Allison, A Wells

C Tiffany, D Hayes, K Hopkins, L Copland G Foster, M Little, R Low, C Greer J Altenburg, L Watt, B Harrex, C Greer A Hastie, B Everett, M Hastie, K Giles D Gorton, P Wells, E Bennett, N Hopkins Bus leaves Milton Country Club at 6.45pm sharp. Any player unavailable please contact G Foster phone 417 7333 after 6pm. Reminder Milton Sub Association is on Duty next Sunday 27th June at South Otago for the Mixed Pairs. If anyone is available to help, can you please contact Molly Tiffany by Friday 25th by 5pm on 417 8564. Don’t forget the Snowball on Thursday 25th June at 7pm. All players a plate please. That’s all for this week folks, see yah all on the mats. “Kitty”

Indoor Bowls Report

Results 19/6/10 Toko Small Blacks Blue vs Toko Small Blacks Gold Player of the Day Blue – Ben Pawsey Player of the Day Gold - Isaac Herbert Toko Under 7’s vs Clutha Player of the Day – Angus Lloyd Toko Under 9’s Blue vs Clutha Red Players of the Day – Flynn Robertson Toko Under 9’s Black vs Clinton Player of the Day – Nil

Toko Under 9’s Gold vs Crescent Toko Under 11’s vs Crescent (Toko Won) Player of the Day – Dylan Lee Toko Under 13’s v’s Clutha White (Toko Lost) Player of the Day – Jack Calver REMINDER: All raffle cards are now overdue. Please drop card off to Milton Hammer Hardware.

Rugby Report

Milton Primary School is preparing to perform its school production ‘Little Red Writing Hood, written by our deputy principal Mr Kieran McLennan. This topic was chosen to support the school’s literacy focus for this year. The show will be performed on Friday 25 June at 1:15pm, and again on Monday 28 June and Tuesday 29 June at 7:00pm at Coronation Hall, Milton. The story is about a grandmother, who is an author, telling her granddaughter the story of Little Red Riding Hood which she wrote. The granddaughter loves the story so much that she goes off to sleep and dreams of being an author herself one day. She meets a big bad wolf who tells her she is wasting her time trying to be an author, but she also meets many other characters who try to teach her the skills she needs to write wonderful stories just like her Gran. The show runs for about an hour and includes seventeen original songs all accompanied by our school band with children playing drums, keyboard and bass guitar. It promises to be a highly entertaining performance. Mini Master Chef Competition On 5 June Room 6 had a mini master chef competition. The main ingredient had to be potato, and the dish could only have five ingredients. Each student had to come up with a recipe. There were six groups and four students in each team. Each team had to choose the best recipe out of their group. They then had to design an advertisement for their dish. The event was held in the hall and each group had to set out the ingredients before play lunch and when the bell rings after play the children had to start cooking straight away. Each team had an hour to cook and decorate the meal. There were marks for the advertisement, the flavour and creativity and presentation of the dish. The marking was out of 50 and the highest score was 42 out of 50. The winning dish was called potato savouries’. We had a great time at the mini master chef competition. All of the dishes made were very tasty and we enjoyed eating them once the judging was completed!

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Kindergarten News What a great night the children of Milton Kindergarten had on Friday night! Along with their families and teachers they celebrated Matariki. We all had fish and chips for dinner, a great chance for family and friends to catch up. This was followed by a special performance the children had prepared then the much anticipated lantern walk. Candles were placed around the Kindergarten grounds which set the scene for a great atmosphere. Even though we could not see the stars on Friday night, the c h i l d r e n r e a l l y enjoyed their walk with their lanterns and looking at the glow of the candles.

Another great day of football was played at Milton on Saturday. Just a gentle reminder to the parents who haven’t paid their subs this season please do so. Results 19/6/10 Midgets Milton Hunters won 3 – 1 against Cats Player of the Day – Luke McCarthy United Video Special Award – Asher Buxton 8th Grade Defaulted 12th Grade

Toko Typhoons lost to Green – 3-0 Player of the Day – Reuben Wil-son United Video Special Award – Kobe Oliver

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Euchre Report

Hi Guys, hope you had a good weekend. Let’s get to the scores. Pro’s Vs Milton Ferns Pros 5, Milton Ferns 1 Player of the Day was Maria Scott, Nadia Lloyd and Ashley Oliver Thunderbirds Vs Teletubbies Thunderbirds 6, Teletubbies 1 Player of the Day was Nikki Hall and Jade Foster Now for the little ones: Thunderbirds Vs Stars

Thunderbirds 2, Stars 9 Player of the Day was Kate Brady and Sagie Awesome Girls Vs Devil Dolphins Awesome Girls 3, Devil Dolphins 5 Player of the day was Holly Hewitt, Olivia Woodley and Katlin Mathison Well that’s it folks. Hope you enjoy your week. Bye Natasha Maybee

Milton Netball Report

Ladies Results 15/6/10 Stableford 0-28 G Coote 37stbf, A Smales 33, A MacDonald 31 28.1-54 J Good 30 stbf, S Thompson 28 c/b, L Mitchell 28, M Tustin 25 c/b, J Clark 25 Birdies G Coote, A Smales Saturday 26th & Tuesday 29th

Teams Electic South Otago Pennants Two teams were entered in the South Otago pennant round robin competition along with eight from the other SO clubs. Teams were divided into two zones, and matches were played each week at one of the selected five courses. Toko hosted teams on Monday 31st May, after the heavy rain and flooding, and all players marvelled at how well the course had recovered. Well done to Toko Blue (Zone 1): J Greene, J Michelle, K Drinnan, M Tustin, L Mitchell, S Bearman; Toko Gold (Zone 2): L Cook, N Wyber, L Rogan, E Dunlop, R Reid, W Agnew, J Jones; and thank you to their invaluable caddies. Both teams competed well with some very close matches. Zone winners Balclutha and Tapanui played off with Tapanui closely defeating Balclutha 3/2 to go forward to the Otago final. South Otago v Metropolitan On Monday 14th June Toko h o s t e d S o u t h O t a g o v

Metropolitan. With the adverse weather conditions matches were reduced to nine holes and everyone enjoyed an early lunch. Results: Silver- SO 6 ½, Metro 5 ½. Bronze-SO 6 ½, Metro 5 ½ Congratulations to the following Toko players who represented South Otago. Silver: S Agnew, R Devlin, L Cook, J Greene, W Agnew Bronze: N Wyber, S Bearman, L Mitchell, M Tustin, J Jones Men’s Results 19/06/2010 T Condon 45, M O’Connor 42, B McLeod 40, M Clark 40, R Littlejohn 38, P Devlin 37, N O’Connor 36, D Woodhead 36 L Frazer 36, M Adam 35 Two’s: T Condon (2), A Philip, L Russell, R Littlejohn, B Hill Sumpter Moore Closest to Pin 2nd Shot: R Littlejohn Hidden Birdie No 2: D Woodhead Draw for Saturday 26th June 4BBB 1st off 1 – A J Philip, A Hale Vs Winner of B Hill, L Frazer and R Agnew, M J Adam 2nd off 1 – J Agnew, B McLeod Vs M Clark, D Dobbie 1st off 7 – C Gander, S Michelle Vs T Condon, M Cain 2nd off 7 – G Findlay, L Clark Vs B Lee, N O’Connor Starting; M J Adam, B Bearman Cards; M O’Connor, M Cain Team for South Otago Challenge Trophy at Owaka R L i t t l e j o h n , M A d a m , D Woodhead, B Littlejohn, T Morland, M Mead.

Golf Report

Results from Inter-Club Vs Kuriwao Off Rifle Kuriwao 381.8, Milton 378.9 Handicap Milton 394.9, Kuriwao 392.8 Scores Kuriwao; D Ayson 97.2-1-98.2 P Falconer 99.2-1-100.2 M Sutherland 94.3-4-98.3

L Canning 91.1-5-96.1 Milton; P Griffin 95.2-3-98.2 N Walker 95.3-3-98.3 L Adam 96.3-4-100.3 L Allison 92.1-6-98.1 Other Milton Scores D Maindonald 90 L Murray 85, D Murray 84.1, S Still 79, J McSkimming 78.1

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Are you: A resident of the Clutha District? Aged between 12 and 24? An individual or part of a group that needs money to help you make an event, trip, project, course, training opportunity etc happen? Prepared to come and talk and tell us about it to see if you are eligible? If you have answered yes to these questions, then the Clutha District Youth Council might be able to help. The Youth Council has set up a $2,000 annual fund that aims to help young people in our district. For more details and an application form, go online to www.cluthadc.govt.nz or ring 0800 801 350.

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(Mobile) 0272281772

GRAEME PAUL

MOTORS 39 Union Street, Milton

Phone (03) 417 8645

Mechanical repairs Tyres ~ W.O.F. ~ Batteries Tractor repairs Antifreeze Car Wash

CHECK OUT OUR TYRE SPECIALS

155 X 13 $69 175/70 X 13 $89 175/65 X 14 $98 185/65 X 14 $105 205/65 X 15 $125

Also, ATV farm bike tyres available

MILTON HEALTH CENTRE To contact on call Doctor

please phone 03 417 8226 Clinics Saturday and Sunday 2.30 to 4pm at Health Centre.

www.hylightmilton.co.nz

Call your local glazing

team

for any glass repairs.

FREE measure and Quote

BRIAN McLEOD

TOKOITI ROAD MILTON PH: 03 417 8264

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

STIHL MS 250 Chainsaw $995 45.4cc, 2.3kW, 4.6kg, 16” bar Offer also applies to the STIHL MS 250 ErgoStart, MS 270, MS 280, MS290, MS 310, MS 311, MS 390, Ms 391 and the MS 381. Valid until 30 June 2010 or while stocks last.

EXPERT ADD-ON! FREE Backpack Sprayer when you buy a STIHL Farming Chainsaw.

FREE! STIHL Backpack Sprayer worth $325 The tough, new ergonomic manual sprayer from STIHL, 5.2kg empty with 18L tank capacity - ideal for spraying pesticides, herbicides and fertilisers.