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August 7 - 2013 THE RECORD
Pupils enjoy aquatic centre visit
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p Rolleston School pupils enjoy their first visit to the new Selwyn Aquatic Centre in Rolleston. Pictured from left, Kate Mulcay, Summer Kennedy and Emma Marshall take a break from their lessons. Team Totara pupil Ashleigh McCloy says, “that after one lesson, I learned things that I didn't know, like kicking on my side without a board.” She says that after their lessons finish she hopes to able to swim a whole lane.
Christmas comes early
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p Christchurch singing teacher Lois Johnston, far right, and five of her students lead the singing of O Come All Ye Faithful for an appreciative audience which packed St John’s Church in Hororata for a Christmas-themed concert last weekend. Proceeds are earmarked for the community’s Anglican church, which suffered extensive damage in the September 2010 earthquake.
• Don’t put bags beside or in front of bins. • If you have a fire and put ash in your rubbish wheelie bin (ash does not go in the organics bin), remember to dampen down the ashes and let them cool for at least five days before putting them in your wheelie bin. Also remember not to burn treated timber, as this releases chemicals e.g. arsenic into the air.
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