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Students from across the Hutt Valley were celebrated at the Hutt City Council Scholastic Awards late last year. The awards that recognise the city’s best young scholastic talent. Eleven were acknowledged for their hard work, determina-
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tion, talent, and achievements proud that this very worthy senior prizegiving, held on 6 over the year. tradition lives on,” RayFOR says.ALLNovember. ELECTRICAL repairs and The students were congratu“These young people deserve She received the Totoweka installations by with lated by Lower Hutt Mayor praise – they are a credit to andtop-qualifi Ng Hoeedaelectrician Kupe Pathrecord of over fifty years of giving locals the Ray Wallace who says Hutt their schools, their families finder scholarships from City Council was the first local and their city, and theylowest should University,service, and was cost Victoria “around-the-clock” just Our summer weretobuiltbebyvery us. proud,” he says. authority in Newpools Zealand presented with the or Board phone 977-8787 or 021-0717-674 email Blends in well didon cause no fuss. make awards based acaIsabella Mohi was the only of Trustees Cup, the Sandy jack.powell@outlook.com With hydro slide will cause a student splash. selected from Wainuio- Clough Memorial Trophy, demic excellence. “That more than 50 years Andwas to it many people dash. mata High School and was also and the Wainuiomata High Situation ago and I’m delighted and very recognised at the high school’s School Cup.Vacant Through native bush we twist and wiggle.
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Baking, broccoli and bucket mince pies and gingerbread healthy meals for Women’s Prison director Viv Whelan loads of gifts were some of the shapes were all made by Refuge and local families. says the concert was a wonderitems donated to the Greater the men and donated to the For the second year in a row, ful event that captured the spirit Wellington community by Wellington Night Shelter, Te the prison’s produce contrib- of collaboration and generosity prisoners and Corrections staff Omanga Hospice and Ronald uted to a Christmas celebration of those who gave up their time Deliverers Required over Christmas. McDonald House andin the for Women’s Refuge in the Hutt to work with the women and At Rimutaka Prison, vol- family room at Wellington Valley. those who attended. Area 1: Good Momona, Kawatiri - Kaponga. unteer bakers Bitches Mohaka, Regional Children’s Hospital. This year, the prison provided “We’re grateful to Zonta Baking returned to teach men The prison also supplied close to two tonne of vegetables Mana for their ongoing support in the self care units to make freshly grown vegetables from to CUPA, and grew thousands of the women of Arohata, the festive treats to donate to local the prison’s gardens to Com- of vegetable and herb seedRoyal New Zealand Ballet, as Applications are available at our recruitment charities. at the gate based in the mon Unity Project Aotearoa lings for the organisation offi to ce orwell assecurity the local community,” Ngauranga George in Wellington. accounts@wsn.co.nz Christmas brownies, fruit (CUPA) that were made into distribute. Viv says. Contact Barry 472 7987 or 021 276 6654.
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