VOLUME 161 NUMBER 8 ~ TERM 2 WEEK 6 Thursday 10th June 2021 Published every even week during school terms. Posted to school families, the wider community, on the web and emailed by request. Advertising for Volume 161 Number 10 to be published on Thursday 24th June 2021 closes on Wednesday 16th June 2021
“If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten” Tony Robbins TERM 2 CALENDAR
Assembly - 2:30pm Yr7/8 Technology Yr 7/8 Technology Board of Trustees Meeting Yr 7/8 Technology Pelorus Cluster Technology Challenge
Fri 11 Jun Mon 14 Jun Mon 21 Jun Tues 22 Jun Mon 28 Jun Fri 2 Jul
For more information on these calendar events see our school website calendar.
Havelock Community Library Opening Hours
27 275 6380
Tuesday
2.00 - 3.30pm
Thursday
2.00 - 3.30pm
If we haven’t the book you are looking for we can order from the town library for you. Happy reading!
Kia ora Last week was a busy one! Ten of our seniors visited Maud Island for an overnight trip, accompanied by Miss Heaps and Tim Langley. They were very fortunate with the weather and had an enjoyable time, learning about endangered species and getting familiar with lots of creepy crawlies! As you’ll see on the following pages, we had a busy day participating in Samoan activities as part of Samoan Language Week. We were very fortunate to have a visit from a Samoan Dance group from Blenheim, Kids of the Vineyard. It was great to see our kids joining in. Thank you to Va for leading this event and to Vera for supporting. We can’t wait to do it again next year! Friday the 2nd of July sees a group of senior students head up the sounds to Waitaria Bay School to take part in the Pelorus Cluster Technology Challenge; this is a great opportunity for our budding engineers and builders to showcase their talents and ideas. We are hoping to enter three teams. It’s great to see so many Havelock students involved in winter sports at the moment. Kudos to their dedicated parents braving the cold weather on the sidelines to show support and/or volunteering their time to coaching. It’s a huge commitment and one your kids will be forever grateful for. So, on behalf of all the kids, thank you. Ngā mihi Tracey Wearing
principal Page
IT’S BACK !! HAVELOCK SHORTEST DAY MARKET 19TH JUNE 2021. A GREAT CHANCE TO RID YOURSELF ON PRELOVED ITEMS, INCLUDING ELECTRICAL ITEMS AND BOOKS WE WILL COLLECT THEM AND YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION KNOWING THAT 100% OF FUNDS RAISED AT THE MARKET BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY. Contact Pam Mullis 021 088 52760 to have your goods collected.
Havelock “Point of View, The Needle’s Point”
SPARE PAGE Community By Val Griffith Jones NO CLASS 1 July - 22 July 2021 THISSingers Opening Reception: Thursday 1 July 6:30 -PAGES 8:30pm WEEK Art Exhibition
Everyone is welcome! Come and enjoy the fun of singing with other people. No experience, auditions or music reading necessary. Sessions are Tuesday evenings 7pm—8.30pm
At St Peters Church, 30 Lawrence Street, Havelock See you there! “Come and enjoy vigorous, gutsy landscapes painted in our remarkable local scenery and contemplate needled works which explore personal themes, family dynamics (knitted), getting older (embroidered) our fragile world (darned)”.
The Gallery Havelock, 60 Main Road, Havelock 03 574 2821 Open 7 days (10am-4pm) www.thegalleryhavelock.com
Enquiries to 0272325536 or havelocksingers@gmail.com
TE HOIERE SEAGULL FLEET BREAK OUT RUN. THEME: OPEN. th Date: 12 of June 2021 Commercial launching ramp Havelock marina. All fleet boats to be launched by 9.30am. Race starts at 10am. Fleet members to register with Shady Lady.
NATIVE PLANTS FOR SALE Quality revegetation grade plants at WHOLESALE PRICES ideal for farm projects or home garden plantings. Swamp Flax Silver tussock Broadleaf Ground covers Prices from $1.50 to $2.50 plus GST Call Dave 035741058
The Havelock Museum AGM is being held on Thursday 24th June at 10am at the Havelock Community library. All welcome. Ever wanted to trace your family history? Professional Genealogist available in Havelock. Text/phone bob 021 0240 0986
Grow or Give your Livestock - Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust
The Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter has been there for rural communities since inception in 1991. More often than not, the difference between life and death is determined by the time it takes to receive emergency medical attention and we pride ourselves on providing a fast acting service from anywhere, anytime. www.helirescue.co.nz
Havelock Mussel Festival Incorporated Community Grant Applications
Grant applications due before 28 June.
Now Open One of our objectives is to provide grants to community organisations for charitable purposes, servicing the Rai Valley, Canvastown, Havelock, Okaramio, Linkwater, Kenepuru and Pelorus Sound area. Following the 2021 festival, the committee have met and decided that we are able to offer community grants again. Since 2016 we have donated $35,000 back into the community through these grants. Read about the Community Grants here: https://www.havelockmusselfestival.co.nz/grants/ Download an application form here: https://www.havelockmusselfestival.co.nz/GrantsForm.pdf
OR Apply online here: https://www.havelockmusselfestival.co.nz/grant-form/
OR Pick up an application form from Havelock Healthcare Pharmacy Depot,
Notes from the Havelock Museum Our Museum is about the undergo the next stage allowing us to show more of Havelock’s colourful past . Now plans have been approved for the alterations to the Jack Shand building ( where the Flea Market currently is) , and funding applied for, so that the building can become a second part of the Museum. This will allow pre- European history to be on show, more of the photos in our collection to be displayed and reference books made available for research. There are plans to show more of Havelock’s social and business history. The Museum Committee are looking for ideas from the community on what should be in this auxiliary Museum. If you have thoughts on what you would like to see in the Museum, or how it can be made more interactive, come to the Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24th June at 10am in the School Library where the extensions will be discussed. Ideas from this discussion session will be passed to the Museum designer
Don’t forget… Tuesday Chomp $2
Havelock Shell Processors We suppply: Shell Lime,Crushed Shell & Poultry grit For all inquiries contact Bill and Jane Brownlee ph: 03 5742089, 021 249 8403 info@havelockshellprocessors.co.nz www.havelockshellprocessors.co.nz
CAP MONEY BUDGETING COURSE LEARN HOW TO CONTROL YOUR MONEY AND KEEP OUT OF DEBT. 3 FREE SESSIONS WEDNESDAY 30TH JUNE, 7TH AND 14TH JULY 10AM TO 12.00NOON AT THE COMMUNITY HUB ROOM 61 MAIN ROAD HAVELOCK CONTACT: RUSSELL 022 045 4990
For All Your Automotive Service and repairs And W.O.F.’s Tim Linthwaite (Owner & Operator)
Business hours, via arrangement Tel: Mob:021 0474773 or email: timlinthwaite@hotmail.com 38 Kenningtons Road Okaramio, 7178 Marlborough
38 Kenningtons Road RD1 Havelock 7178 Marlborough
Captain’s Daughter Bar & Bistro 72 Main Rd, Havelock Ph 574 2440
Made in Bahia The Best in Brazilian Vibe Sunday 20th June 2.00-4.00pm, Keep an eye on our Facebook page
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