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Wednesday October 23, 2013
Sponsors John and Ro byn with “Waima (Ure) Riverm Cuddon outh“
The Sun
out & about
cer Society Dr Mark Foley and Can nson display Joh ia Tric ser Calendar organi eyard”. “Sheep yards, Dog Pt Vin
Cancer Society Calendar launch The Cancer Society launched a calendar “Milestones”to raise funds at the Millenium Tra Art Gallery on Thursday night. “We had a lot of success with our Cooks’ Calendar photocy Taylor and Peter Sutherland admire the cookbook which raised $60,000 for the Cancer Society, so this time I decided a the Omtaken by Kevin Judd titled ‘Horses above aka birthday calendar would be something new and different,” Tricia Johnson said. Tricia Guide wh Valley. Tracy and Peter own Ice and o were Molesworth Statio n hacks. approached Marlborough photographer Kevin Judd who was very supportive of her idea, and donated his time to produce a series of images for the calendar. Each of the pages are sponsored by a local business, including the Sun Newspaper.
Hudson Johnson, 2, flying the National Maori flag.
excited to be Adam Minson, 4, was Day action. s me Ga rld part of the Wo
World Games Day Multiculturalism was celebrated through sports and activities at the Leaps and Bounds Early Learning Centre World Games Day.
Sarah Meys from Meys Made. She makes crocheted hats for kids.
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Peter and Charlene Scott from Book World sponsored this photo, “Awatere Valley and Mt Tapuae-o-uenuku”, in this years calendar.
Learning to throw a boomerang for the Australian team were Jah’bree MacDonald, 4, and Hudson Bibby, 3.
de with Love was Jo Galloway from Ma ny people bought ma “blown away” by how ry. elle jew red spi her vintage-in
The Marlborough Craft Collective’s first ‘handmade’ market held at St Christopher’s Church Hall on Saturday was a resounding success.
Contenders line up for the F1 race.
Cheryl Nevill’s nativity figures are popular throughout the world. She has sent orders to Uruguay, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Payton Flood, 18 mo nths, from Blenheim was keen to check out some of the handmade wares .
Any of our “out & about” photos can be purchased at the Sun Newspaper office.
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