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The Sun
Wednesday April 11, 2018
Weekly babies
Blenheim
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Lily Joy Payton McKenzie Born March 31, 2018 Weight 8lb 11oz Hospital Wairau
Asha Reyne and Lexi Hariata Born March 17, 2018 Weight 4lb 5oz and 4lb 7oz Hospital Wellington Regional
Hector Cameron Born March 29, 2018 Weight 7lb 14oz Hospital Wairau
Finn James Brownlee Born March 28, 2018 Weight 6lbs 1oz Hospital Wairau
Anita Gregory and Troy McKenzie welcome their daughter Lily Joy Payton McKenzie (8lb 11oz, 54cm long) born at 7.21am March 31, 2018 at Wairau Hospital. Lily is the newest addition to our family and sister to Lytrell, Kalim, Laylani, Terry and Isabel. Special thanks to Cathy Middleton, Shona Wills and all the staff at Wairau Hospital. Photo provided.
Rachelle and Joseph are pleased to announce the early arrival of their twin girls Asha Reyne (4lb 5oz) and Lexi Hariata (4lb 7oz) on March 17, 2018 at 9.53am and 9.58am at Wellington Regional Hospital. Little sisters to Maisie. Special thanks to Mandy Stanton, Janine Riwaka, Life Flight, Wellington NICU and Wairau SCBU. Photo provided.
James and Annora are pleased to announce the birth of Hector (7lb 14oz) on March 29, 2018 at 11.42am at Wairau Hospital. A little brother for Florence and Beatrice. Thank you to midwife Gwen Costello, Helen Crampton and all of the maternity and surgical staff. Photo provided.
Ashleigh is pleased to announce the safe arrival of a baby boy Finn James Brownlee (6lbs 1oz) on Easter Sunday April 1, 2018 at 11.07pm at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to Jenn and Sasha and all the staff at ward two, we are both well. Photo provided.
Students bring Shakespeare to life By Bill McElhinney Young Marlborough thespians showed their skills at the University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival held at Marlborough Girls’ College on Saturday evening. “It was a fantastic evening, with 10 entries from a variety of Shakespeare’s plays,” MGC drama teacher Shalom Del’Monte-Aberhart says. “It was wonderful to have Queen Charlotte College involved again and their entry - a 15 minute extract Awards
Most Original Concept: Marlborough Girls’ - Twelfth Night directed by Libby McDonald and Amelia Newman-Woods. Recovery Award: Queen Charlotte College – Julius Caesar directed by Siris Allott and Stacey Pope. Best Use of Staging Techniques: Marlborough Girls’ - A Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by Caitlin McIntyre. Best Interpretation of the Text: Marlborough Girls’ – Taming of the Shrew directed by Libby Holdaway and Aimee O’Hagan. Best Onstage Connection: Marl-
from Julius Caesar - was well presented. Marlborough Boys’ College’s entries were fun, slick and highlighted their strength with physical comedy, Shalom says. “Although A Midsummer Night’s Dream counts as a girls’ college entry, as it was ably directed by Girls’ College student Caitlyn McIntyre, the cast were all from Boys’ College and they did a spectacular job bringing the Pryamus and borough Boys’ – Twelfth Night – Vinnie Gray and Sam Lewis – directed by Sam Lewis. Most Promising Actor: Marlborough Boys’ – George Glover as Pyramus from A Midsummer Night’s Dream directed by Caitlin McIntyre. Victoria Haggland Judge’s Award for Outstanding Stage Presence: Queen Charlotte College – Siris Allot as Mark Anthony from Julius Caesar. Bonnie Harrison Judge’s Award for Outstanding Student Direction: Marlborough Girls’ – Caitlin McIntyre for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Five
Thisbe play alive. George Glover was outstanding and really deserved the Most Promising Actor award.” The awards won were well deserved by their various recipients and it was a highlight that all entries were student directed, Shalom says. “Every year I am impressed at how the students keep building on previous years and how they keep managing to raise the bar even higher.”
minute piece to go to the SGCNZ National Shakespeare Festival – Marlborough Boys’ Two Gentlemen of Verona -Justin Cook and Kodi Rasmussen. Fifteen Minute piece to go to the SGCNA National Shakespeare Festival – Marlborough Girls’ Taming of the Shrew – Libby Holdaway and Aimee O’Hagan. Direct entry student to go straight to NSSP (National Schools Shakespeare Production) – Marlborough Girls’ Amelia Newman-Woods from Twelfth Night directed by Libby McDonald and Amelia Newman-Woods.
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Olivia Neil, Sally Cook and Mieke de Bruyn in a scene from As You Like It, directed by Sally Cook, Marlborough Girls’ College.
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