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WEDNESDAY 15 September 2010

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Watoto Children’s Choir Watoto Choir performances are a unique blend of native African rhythms, contemporary gospel and ethnic dance. Watoto means “The Children” in Swahili. Watoto was started in 1994 as a response to the growing number of orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda due to a senseless civil war and diseases such as HIV/AIDS. Because of the war in Northern Uganda that lasted for about twenty years and the problem of HIV/AIDS, many children and women were abandoned and left hopeless. Watoto church opened to give hope, love, peace and most of all change the lives of these children and mothers. Their unique ministry also comprises four children's villages, three babies homes, two primary schools, a high school and a vocational school. Watoto exists to raise the next generation of Ugandan leaders by pursuing excellence in academic and practical skills, integrity in conduct and moral values so that each child will become a responsible Christian and productive citizen of Uganda. The vision behind Watoto is: Rescue a child, Raise a leader, Rebuild a nation. Children that live in Watoto villages have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel with a Watoto Children’s Choir. Each choir is made up of 22 children and 10 Choir adults. Watoto Choirs have travelled all over the globe. You don’t want to miss this absolutely unique experience coming to Milton on the 16th of September 7pm at the Coronation Hall.

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK Kia ora Exams Our senior students have recently completed the school exams. These exams are designed to give students an indication of how they are performing with respect to the required standard for NCEA. At the end of the term an interim report will be posted home for senior students. It would be appreciated if parents of senior students discuss this report, focusing on what support they can provide to assist students on their study efforts leading up to the exams in November. Extra Curricular Activities Last week several extra curricular events took place involving our students. The kapa haka performed at Polyfest in Dunedin on Thursday evening. The same evening, in the school hall, the senior drama students performed a theatrical item. On Wednesday evening the girls rugby team achieved a win after persevering all season. Congratulations to all students involved in these events plus, on behalf of our school community, a big thank you to all the adults who assisted in ensuring these events took place. PPTA Strike It has been confirmed that teacher members of the Post Primary Teachers Association (PPTA) will strike on September 15 and a notice has been sent home via the log book concerning this. Teacher Only Day As was stated last week, the PPTA strike was obviously an unknown event when, in October last year, the teacher only day on Friday September 17 was planned. A teacher only day is planned well in advance in order to organise it and ensure the school is open for the required number of days. This teacher only day involves several

schools, hosted by Blue Mountain College. It is unfortunate that this now means that two interruptions will occur in the one week. Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Katoa Wayne Edgar Principal

HABIT OF MIND Persisting Persevering on a task even though the resolution is not immediately apparent. Stick to it! I hated every minute of training, but I said, 'Don't quit. Suffer now and live

the rest of your life like a champion.' (Muhammad Ali)

GST INCREASE Accounts have been posted out for monies owing to the school. It would be appreciated if these could be paid as soon as possible. Goods and Services Tax increases on 1st October to 15% and this increase will be reflected in future school charges.

TERTIARY EVENING A tertiary evening is being held this Thursday, 16th September, in the school library at 7.30pm. This evening is for Year 12 and 13 students, and their parents. Find out about life as a tertiary student (from students living it now), student allowances, loans & scholarships, tax rebates, loan repayments, costs, budgeting and money management.

RED & BLACK DAY

EARTHQUAKE RELIEF In support of those Cantabrians who are suffering so much from the trauma and damage of the earthquake and after shocks, we, along with many other schools, are holding a ‘Red and Black’ mufti day. It will be held this Thursday, 16th September, and Years 7 – 13 students are invited to take part. The cost is $2.00 (or more if a donation wants to be made). We value your support. The money will go to the Mayoral Relief Fund.

HOLIDAY ACTIVITY The NZ Marine Studies Centre and Aquarium in Portobello, is holding its spring holiday programme - Science in the Sea – from Saturday 25th September to Sunday 10th October 2010. From sieving mud to identifying whales - get hands-on experience of being a marine scientist. Find out about crayfish growth, seastar movement and ways to sample and study life beneath the surface. Daily activities during the holidays include science experiments, data collection to test your observation skills, whale songs, films, short talks and demonstrations. Board our yellow submarine to discover how scientists explore the deep sea. Which fish eats what? Can you tell what fish eat by looking at them? Come along to our fish feeding sessions on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2.00pm to 3.00pm and find out! Aquarium entry fees apply. For more information visit www.marine.ac.nz

MATHS TUTORIALS Year 11 mathematics tutorials – preparing for internal and external exams, are being held each Thursday from 3.15pm to 4.00pm in B4. Bring workbook and any revision texts.

HOMEWORK CENTRE A homework centre is operating in the Tokomairiro High School library on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school from 3.10pm to 4.10pm. This is supervised, and snacks and drinks are provided. All school rules apply.

COMING EVENTS Thursday 16th Sept – Mufti day Thursday 16th Sept – Tertiary Evening (7.30pm) Friday 17th Sept – Teacher Only Day Saturday 18th Sept - Senior ski trip Sunday 19th Sept - Senior ski trip Friday 24th Sept - Last day Term 3 Monday 11th October - First day Term 4 Monday 25th October – Labour Day

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Toko Girls’ Rugby; First win in like Forever! Toko Rugby Girls literally smashed the Otago Girl’s team with an outstanding 60/15, scoring a try in the first intense five minutes. The first try was straight away made by Shauna Fischli, who bowled right through the backs and dived onto the try line. By the second half Otago Girls managed to retrieve a couple of tries but Toko snuck back up and bit them on the try line again and again and again. Many of the Otago Girls were hammered into the ground, but no serious injuries were sustained, except for some of the smaller girls who were absolutely caned throughout the game. Otago Girls showed bad sportsmanship but they played well and made it fun for our girls. And to add to the great day, a masked male streaker stole the ball at a conversion and attempted to kick a goal but failed and had a crowd of girls hysterically laughing at him. As said by Maia Giles “The game was thrilling, and finally winning a game was the best feeling ever.” Thanks heaps to Mr Cambridge and to our awesome co-coaches Mr Alexandra, Karl, occasionally Dylan for being there and supporting us. And thanks to our Captain Zain Star. By Giuliana Fischli

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LAKE TO SEA TRAIL BIKE RIDE 30th October 2010 This is a great fundraiser for our school and we are asking all families to donate towards the catering of the event. To make things easier this year we are asking all classes to donate different things so we will have enough to cover the 700 lunch packs we will be making. Year 7 & 8 – Small packets Chocolate bars (treat size) Year 9 & 10 – Small packets multi chips Years 11, 12 – Muesli Bars Year 13 – Small packets Chocolate bars (treat size)

Anyone available to make muffins please contact Robyn. Please bring these items to school or a $10 donation. All items/donations to be named to keep a check and be crossed off school lists – PTA will follow up with a phone call. If any families can donate meat contact Robyn Calder 03 417 8693 (work). Can you help on the day?? Please ring the school office on 417 8620 and leave your name. It’s a great day and lots of fun. We will be making the lunch packs from 2.15pm in the Food Technology room Friday 29th October ALL welcome. Many hands make light work.

We Need You Calling for volunteers to help with the Tokomairiro High School Lake to Sea Trail Bike Ride.

Do you have some free time on 30th October to help our school run another successful fundraiser? Call The Griff 027 503 6022 for more details.

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South Island Secondary Schools Netball Tournament 'We are Toko that's our name, playing netball is our game, dodging, driving, shooting too, that's what we came here to do!' This was the team chant before every game when Tokomairiro High Schools 'A' Netball team were at our annual tournament up in Blenheim. On Saturday the 28th of August, 11 girls and 4 adults travelled to the annual South Island Secondary Schools Netball Tournament. This year it was held in 'sunny' Blenheim which meant a long drive. We stopped over in Kaikoura on Saturday night and arrived in Blenheim on Sunday to wet weather. We decided to have a practice anyway to get used to the courts. The 'B' and 'C' grade teams had to play outside while the 'A' grade teams played in the stadium. We had an 11am game on Monday morning against Murchison. The girls started off slowly and were down at halftime but managed to catch up and settled for a draw of 16 all. That afternoon we played Queen Charlotte and this was probably the best game we have had as a team all season. It was a very intense and close game and we stayed strong against our very pushy opposition. Right through the game until three quarter time we were even but a few goals in a row by our opposition in the final quarter led to us losing 29-24. After the game we went and bought plastic tubs and bags of ice and once we were back at the Motel we had to sit or kneel in the ice then jump into the hot shower which was very beneficial for our aching muscles. Tuesday morning was very wet for our 8.30am game against Roxburgh Area School and unfortunately they got away on us after the first quarter and we got a bit of a hiding. It had dried off by our afternoon game against South Westland and this time the team was amped up. This was another close game and we won 22-17. Wednesday morning was another later start and we played our neighbours, Lawrence Area School. Both teams played hard but Tokomairiro came out with the win 30-16. An improvement was still needed by us though. That afternoon was another very tight tough game against Collingwood but the younger members of the team really stepped up and everybody kept their heads high and did not let the opposition get to us, and I am very pleased to say we won 18-17 after nearly giving our coach a heart attack. More hot/colds were needed that night for us too and then afterwards we went to the movies to see 'Step Up 3'. Thursday was our last day of tournament and it did not end on the bright note which we had hoped for. We had a great first half against Amuri Area School but due to our own mistakes, plus the heavy rain which did not help, we lost it in the second half. Our last game against South Westland was similar. It was another close game against this team but unfortunately this time they were the winners. After our last game we headed to the pool to do a recovery session and then went and watched the 'A', 'B' and 'C' finals in the stadium which were awesome to watch. The 'C' grade was between Roxburgh and Queen Charlotte. We had played both of these teams in our first round so it was interesting to watch them play off for the final. Roxburgh played good consistent netball to come out the winners. At every tournament selectors are out watching the girls play and I am very pleased to say that this year Amanda Williamson was one of the 7 girls out of about 160 in the 'C' grade to be recognised as a Talented Player. We are all extremely proud of her, well done Moo! A big thank you to the community for supporting the 'A' netball fundraising and to the School Student Council for donating some money towards it. A huge thank you to Wendy Flett and Jeanine Harrex who were our managers, washing and drying our uniforms and organising things, to Mrs Tapp for accompanying us, driving her car up and cooking meals and of course to Nikki Milford, our coach who was always supportive and positive whatever the results of our games were. We all had a great time away and I think everybody learned a lot. Julia Flett 'A' Team Captain

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Trophy Voyage On the 16th of August this year, 10 Tokomairiro High School students and their teacher Ms Stone departed from Milton to travel to Auckland to undertake a “trophy voyage” on the Spirit of New Zealand yacht for 5 days. The Trophy voyage is a slightly different concept from the usual Spirit of New Zealand voyages – it is a trip where 10 berths are offered specifically to Year 10 students from schools all over New Zealand and 4 selected schools come together on one voyage to complete challenges and tasks in competition for the honourable “Spirit Trophy”. The Year 10 group from Tokomairiro High School, which was made up of 5 boys and 5 girls – Lucy Pringle, Elese Lloyd, Caitlin Brock, Vicky Scurr, Kayla Graves, Brandon Orr-Clark, Jerry Lockhart, Josh Knox, Logan Allison and Rhett Hammersley – were dedicated competed well which ensured that they were successful in coming out on top and winning the 2010 Spirit trophy voyage 584a. The team were delighted with their efforts and success in achieving this. The yacht departed from Auckland and then sailed around the Hauraki Gulf for five days while the students competed in numerous on deck and onshore challenges as well as learning many new skills and meeting lots of new people on the boat. The students were taught the basics of sailing, the way a yacht is run, skills such as knot tying, adjusting sails, how to work together as a team in lots of different situations and building team spirit both in their school groups and with the other schools on the yacht. Every morning everybody on deck had to get up at 6.30am in the morning and jump off the side of the yacht for a “very refreshing” swim! It

was freezing, but everyone participated and were wide awake for the morning duties once they had dried off and warmed up. One of the highlights of the voyage was seeing a pod of dolphins and a couple of unique types of duck (which became nicknamed as the “Toko Duck”) as well as swinging off the long rope at the front of the boat and letting go into the water which is called the Yard Swing. The trip was fantastic and an experience that the students will remember for the rest of their lives. The students would like to thank the community and school for their support, specifically the Rotary club, the Lions Club, PTA, School Council and the teachers who helped make the trip possible.

Playcentre Best Bloke Awards 2010 Milton Playcentre Best Bloke Awards 2010 was a huge success on Friday night with over 150 people attending who enjoyed a fantastic night's entertainment by our eight contestants in the competition. Milton's Best Bloke for 2010 was awarded to Willy Robertson (sponsored by Clutha Licensing Trust), 2nd Best Bloke was Dean McCrostie (sponsored by Graeme Paul Motors), and 3rd Best Bloke was Neil Cockburn (sponsored by Ferguson Firewood). The boys also competed in a Rifle Shoot hosted by the Milton Smallbore Rifle Club earlier in the week and the winner was Jock Kain, with Icky Carruthers 2nd and Willy Robertson 3rd. Another task set for the blokes was to bake and decorate a cake which was auctioned on the night as well. The combined total raised for the cake auction was $545 with the top bid of $120 going to Willy Robertson's cake. Some of the challenges on the night included eating a can of baby food, drinking a bottle of beer, doing 10 press ups and then sawing off a block of wood. There was also a Zumba® challenge which was hosted for us by Alicia Horwood who put the guys through their paces and really made them sweat! And of course there was the all important fashion parade which was absolutely hilarious with even our guest judges (Craig and Destry) dressing up for the evening. Our Auction packages raised us a total of $1360 and the Mr Personality contest which raised a combined total by all of the guys of $263 and was won by Willy Robertson. Our huge thanks to everyone who attended and helped in any way towards making our evening the success it was. We had a lot of fun putting it all together and were thrilled with the support we received from all the businesses and those who came along on the night. We will have a final tally of money raised so look out for next week's Genesis. All funds raised will go towards developing a roading area within our playground and the purchase of ride-ons for the children. Photos: Willy receiving his award, and Alicia putting the men through their paces in the Zumba® Challenge.

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Highland Dancing Success Jessica Michelle (7) and Amy Lockhart (8) recently participated in their first level Highland Dancing exam. Both girls spent several weeks preparing for this exam and it paid off with both girls passing with high scores. The exam involved 15 p r e c i s e d a n c e techniques, including Demi Plies, musical appreciation and deportment and poise. Amy competed last weekend in a competition in Dunedin and had 2 first placements, a second prize and 2 commended. Amy and Jessica currently travel to Mosgiel one day a week for practice, but if enough interest was shown in the Milton area, lessons in Milton might be considered. Any one interested in starting their children in highland dancing (boys can do it too!) can contact Raye Lockhart on 417 8550 or Lee-Anne on 417 7472.

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Waiora Incorporated The sign over 80 Union Street, Milton, used to read “The Coffee Pot.” It now says “Tokomairiro Waiora.” There is almost as much foot traffic to this busy office as there was when sandwiches and cakes were sold. TWI was started as an initiative of Ngā Whānau O Tokomairiro when it became apparent there was a need for local co-ordination of health and social services in the community. Dunedin is less than an hour away by car, but public transport is almost non-existent. Even with a car, sometimes knowing where to go and even what help is actually required can be daunting for healthy, able, citizens, but overwhelming and demoralising for those with problems. In 2006, in conjunction with the Otago District Health Board, Ngā Whanau organised a community hui (meeting) as it was recognised Milton had a growing Maori population and whanau support was needed. A working party was established, and then a project coordinator was appointed. Funding applications were successful, enabling the search for a whanau ora worker, and locating suitable premises. With help and support from Internal Affairs, Public Health South, Kai Tahu Ki Otago, Te Puni Kokiri and various local interested parties such as Milton Community Health Trust, a contract was obtained from the Otago District Health Board. The Dunedin based Kāi Tahu Ki Otago became the governing body. Dawn on 4 August 2007 revealed an unusual amount of early morning activity in Union Street, and the Coronation Hall. The powhiri for the opening of the Waiora Office was underway. Newly appointed whanau ora worker Dolly Ngapo-Hill was formally welcomed to the position with the best wishes for the success of the venture from local Runaka, the Mayor, Bruce councillors, and the Milton community. Mrs Ngapo-Hill has grasped the job with both hands, and has organised successful health expos in the town, sharing health checks, nutrition programmes for children and young people, as well as supporting clients in finding help they need from health and social services. After two years, in 2009, an independent Board of local trustees was elected, and Tokomairiro Waiora became incorporated in its own right. Ngā Whānau O Tokomairiro Inc now provides four board members, and the remaining members are nominated from the wider community. The AGM is on Tuesday 5 October 2010. A vacancy has arisen and anyone interested in joining this progressive board is welcome to enquire at the Office, 82 Union Street, Milton, phone (03) 417-8430 for details, or from the Board Chair, Leeanne Phillips, (03) 417-7451. TWI is fulfilling a need, and it is obvious that there is a need for another whanau ora worker. Careful ‘bean’ counting has allowed for another part time worker, and advertising is underway. If this is the job for you, please check out the advert in the situation vacant section, or contact TWI Office as above.

“Sung Evensong with St Paul’s

Cathedral Choir” It is many years since I have heard sung evensong. Sitting in my pew in our old parish church the fidgeting and chatter would stop as the choir assembled at the back and we would rise to join them in one of the fine evening hymns while they progressed up the aisle to take their place in the choir stalls. That was a long time ago but on Sunday, September 19th at 5pm we are in for a treat. St Paul’s Choir, under the leadership of David Burchell will be holding sung evensong in our little and now warm church. Those of you who watch “Praise Be,” will have seen David many times, playing the organ and conducting choirs, not least the City of Dunedin, of which he is choir master. He is the organist at St Paul’s Cathedral and head organist for Norma, the Town Hall organ. We are talking real music and it is all going to happen in Milton at St John’s. These days, because of falling congregations, we tend only to hold services in the morning so the evening service has been forgotten and we rarely sing the evening hymns. On Sunday we will have the opportunity to take part again in the evening service we remember, led by a magnificent choir and a fine organist. There will be no sermon, instead the choir will be singing some fine anthems for us to enjoy. Everyone is welcome, regardless of denomination. It is a golden opportunity, perhaps a one off, for the folk of Milton to enjoy such beautiful music in our town. Soup and rolls will be served after the service and folk will have the opportunity to meet David and the Choir. Please join us, you are all welcome. There will be an offertory to support those affected by the Canterbury Earthquake. Glen Taylor

Milton Senior Citizens Report A good attendance at last Friday’s meeting in the Tokomairiro Parish Hall. Disappointment for those booked in for the 14th September Trip on the Trans Alpine Train to Greymouth with two nights in Christchurch, accommodation problems due to the earthquake. Entertainment for the afternoon was provided by the Clutha singers. A twelve strong choir, eight ladies and four men with their competent pianist Margaret Wardell. Starting their repertoire the choir sang, “On the Sunny Side of the Street” reflecting the weather conditions of the day. A selection of Mexican songs followed with, “Mexican Serenade and Spanish Eyes,” being popular. The male choir members gave us, “Stout Hearted Men,” and a further selection of numbers. Sandra Booth from Balclutha and May Rutherford were the raffle winners. A further bracket from the full choir including, “Singing in the Rain and Tea for Two” followed by an excellent afternoon tea concluded an enjoyable afternoon. Coming Event 26th September – Outing to Sinclair Wetlands 8th October – Shiela Charles at the Westside 15th October – Balclutha Concert

“If the going gets easy you may be going downhill.”

Update from Inland Revenue Budget 2010 introduced a number of tax changes that will affect you and your employees. This article, written by Inland Revenue, discusses the main changes, and also touches on Inland Revenue’s latest compliance focus programme. Budget 2010 Personal income tax rates reduced The table below shows the PAYE rates that will be used during the 2010-11 income year.

You need to start using the new rates to calculate the correct amount of PAYE to deduct from your employees' salaries and wages for pay periods ending on or after 1 October 2010. We'll write to you to let you know when the updated PAYE tables and the online calculator will be available and provide more information about the other implications of the income tax rate changes. Secondary tax rates reduced The secondary tax rate will reduce from 1 October 2010 to align with the new personal income tax rates. The new PAYE tables effective from your employee's first pay period ending on or after 1 October 2010 will include the new secondary tax rates. ACC earner levy The current ACC earner levy is 2% (GST-inclusive). It increases to 2.04% on 1 October 2010 due to an increase in the GST (goods and services tax) rate on that date. We have included the increase in the updated PAYE deduction tables and calculators. Company tax rate changes The company tax rate is changing from 30% to 28% from the 2011-12 income year. Depreciation changes Up until now a 20% depreciation loading has been available for qualifying items. This depreciation loading has now been removed. The new rule applies to eligible assets for which binding purchase contracts were entered into after 20 May 2010. You can also no longer apply for special depreciation rates for buildings, effective from 20 May 2010. GST changes GST will increase from 12.5% to 15% from 1 October 2010. You can calculate the GST content of a GST-inclusive amount as follows:

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• for 15% multiply by 3 and divide by 23 (for transactions that occur on or after 1 October). Filing your GST returns Monthly, two-monthly or six-monthly GST returns that are filed for the period ending 30 September 2010 will use the 12.5% rate but you'll need to use the new 15% rate from then on. We’ll send your GST returns with the 15% rate for periods ending on or after 1 October as usual. GST returns filed every two or six months may span the date of the GST rate change. In this case you'll be sent a two-part transitional return to account for the 12.5% rate for the period up to and including 30 September 2010, and for the 15% rate for the period from 1 October 2010 until the end of your return period. You’ll receive your one-off transitional return, with information on how to complete it, before the end of your first return period that ends after 1 October. You’ll then file normal GST returns at 15% for periods subsequent periods. Other changes There’s more information about Budget 2010 at www.ird.govt.nz/changes. Inland Revenue’s compliance focus programme We recently released our annual compliance focus programme, Helping you get it right: Inland Revenue’s compliance focus 2010-11. It gives you a detailed description of our compliance plans for this year. We believe that raising awareness of the compliance issues we’ve identified and are focusing on will give you an opportunity to review your own situation and check that everything is in order. As a result, overall compliance should improve. The compliance issues highlighted in this year’s programme fall under five key themes:

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To ensure you understand our compliance activities and how they may affect you, please read Helping you get it right: Inland Revenue’s compliance focus 2010-11. It’s on our website at www.ird.govt.nz/compliance/.

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GARAGE SALE 20A Coronation Court, Milton

18 September 2010 - ☼RAIN OR SHINE☼

BARGAINS! - SAUSAGE SIZZLE! - RAFFLES!

Starting at 10.00am SITES FOR SALE $10.00 - (BYO Table/rug to sell from)

Queries and bookings phone 417 4290

Well spring is here. If you feel like a bit of exercise then come along to the gym. We have a g r e a t f a c i l i t y a n d a l l memberships include the use of the showers. Keep moving is getting some full classes, but it is always good to see new faces 2.30-3.30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tai chi is 10.45am Mondays. Both classes are $3 come along and

check them out. The gym is a place where you can come and have a good work out; please respect the equipment and other people when at the gym. Don’t forget about our step toe auction 25th September at the show grounds 10am start. If you have any queries please phone Sharlene on 03 417 7066. Take care and have a good week.

Gym Report

Men’s results 11/09/10 Winner Singles Knockout Plate Final; M Adam Runner Up; T Condon Stablefords Junior K Hazelmore 44, L Frazer 43, M Mead 39, D Dobbie 39 Senior E Mills 44, G Findlay 39, B Hill 38, M Adam 37, P Scott 37, B Littlejohn 37 Two’s; M J Adam Sumpter Moore 2nd Shot 9/18; B Hill Hidden Birdie No 1; M Clark Next week 1st Round George Washington Stableford Cup Starting; R Kennard, B Lee Cards; R Agnew, B Chisholm All Players report to office by 12.20pm please.

Sunday 26th September DB Tournament names on board or

Phone 417 8204.

Ladies results 07/09/10 L G U & Putting 0-28 K Drinnan 66 nett, J Greene 68 nett, A MacDonald 71, S Agnew 72 28.1-54 E Dunlop 68 nett, D Kennedy 75 Birdie; L Rogan No 18 Jo Hitchen Button; J Green 65 nett May Murdoch Tee; - Anna Burnett Brooch; K Drinnan 92-26-66 Bronze 3 Sticks; D Kennedy 120-45-75 E Kennard Putting; J Greene 29 putts N Chisholm Putting; D Kennedy 33 putts Saturday 18th and Tuesdays 21st

Home Pennant

Golf Report

Results from final night. A Lister 98.3, 98.2 N Walker 98.3 L Adam 97.6 L Allison 96.3 J McSkimming 93.2 D Murray 90.3 L Murray 89.3 S Still 85.1 D Maindonald 84.1 Self Handicap A Lister 100.2, 2.6, 98.8 Club trophies were won by: Champion A Lister 979.37 Runner Up L Adam 958.26

Handicap Trophy L Adam 992.24 Runner Up P Griffin 988.31 Metric Markman A Lister average 3.7 inners per card Double Card L Adam 601.15 Runner Up P Griffin 599.13 Self Handicap L Allison 99.9

Milton Smallbore Rifle Club

GENESIS Ph/Fax 03 417 4483

Genesis Classifieds ...

Board of Trustees Community Farewell An informal farewell is being held for our retiring Principal,

Bryan Freeman, at Garvan Homestead on Friday 24th September at 7.30pm.

Nibbles and supper is being provided by the Home and School Committee.

All members of the community who would like to celebrate Bryan’s service and commitment to the school

are invited to attend.

Public Notices ...

OILING OF ROADS OILING BY COUNCIL’S CONTRACTOR - Applications Close 4 October 2010 Residents seeking to have dust suppression applied to the unsealed roadway fronting their properties by Council’s Contractor must have a completed application form returned to Clutha District Council, 1 Rosebank Terrace, PO Box 25, Balclutha 9240 by Monday, 4 October 2010. OILING BY APPLICANT - Applications Accepted from September - February Applications for applying dust suppression by applicant are accepted from September until February, completed application forms must be returned to Clutha District Council, 1 Rosebank Terrace, PO Box 25, Balclutha 9240. All application forms need to be completed annually. Application forms are available from the Clutha District Council, 1 Rosebank Terrace, Balclutha phone (03) 419 0200, or from your local Service Centre or downloaded from the Council website www.cluthadc.govt.nz

NON SPRAY REGISTER As part of the ongoing roading maintenance, spraying will continue throughout the year. If you would like your property frontage added to the Non Spray Register please contact the Clutha District Council or your local Service Centre for the Terms and Conditions and Application form. Forms can also be downloaded from the Council website www.cluthadc.govt.nz

APPLICATIONS CLOSE 1ST October 2010 Please note that the register is cleared on a three-yearly basis. If you have registered in 2009 you will NOT have to reapply this year.

Charles Hakkaart CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Public Notices ... Public Notices ... Public Notices ...

Chicken, Chips and Salad $9

Daily - dine in or takeaway Westside Café & Restaurant

Phone 417 7484

MILTON COUNTRY CLUB INC 52-54 UNION STREET

Phone: (03) 417-8456 Fax: (03) 417-4698

Dust off the Vinyl's Raid the back of the wardrobe

and go back in time….. 60’s, 70’s and 80’s

Old School Vinyl Night

Saturday 25th September From 7pm

Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral Dunedin.

With David Birchall St John’s Anglican

Church Sunday 19 September

5pm You are welcome

More information 417 4577 Offertory for those affected by Canterbury earthquake.

For a friendly courteous approach with no pressure attached call Jill today to sell

your Property

Jill Wallace Atlas Realty Ltd

Ray White Balclutha 027 485 9132 (Cell)

(03) 485 9171 (Home)

TOKOMAIRIRO WAIORA INCORPORATED AGM

to be held at 6pm on Tuesday, 5 October 2010 at 80 Union Street, Milton

All welcome Nominations are sought for 3 community representatives on the Board of Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated. Information packs are available from reception or email tokowaiora@xtra.co.nz Completed nominations are to be returned to 80 Union Street, Milton no later than 10am Monday, 4 October 2010.

Agenda

• Election of community representatives

• Presentation of reports

• General business

Milton Courses 01/02 October 2010

Comprehensive First Aid $180.00 GST inclusive

CFA Refresher $92.00 GST inclusive Practical First Aid $92.00 GST inclusive

NZQA registered

OSH recognised courses

0800 733 276 or Colleen 027 216 7837

HEHA Cooking Session

17/18 September Youth Centre 7pm - 9pm For all interested Youth. Come down and learn some

healthy tips.

Situation Wanted ...

Mini Bales Balage Conventional bales

meadow hay. Phone 417 4738 or 027 295 1362

Property Sale ...

Situation Vacant ...

MILTON SWIMMING CLUB Registration - Milton Pool

Thursday 23rd September 4.00pm - 5.30pm Competitive Swimmers $65 Learners/Non Competitive $40 Equipment Fee (per Family) $20

The club still requires more coaches for the season. All enquires to Alan Robinson 03 417 8744

Thank You ...

LOOK Mary Poppins Girls

Mowing lawns, light gardening, child minding, house keeping

and window washing. Ease your work load, call the

girls now. Phone 976 5571 or 976 5570

Milton UniFone No’s

For Sale ... Tokomairiro Recreation

Centre

Steptoe Auction and Boot Sale

Saturday 25th September 10am sharp

at Showground's

Items include; Drums, Piano, Motorbike, Lawn Mowers, House Hold Goods, TV, Stereo’s and much more…

Anymore items - Contact Allan Philip

417 7199

Genesis Classifieds ...

Public Notices ...

Situation Vacant ...

Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated

Whanau Ora Worker

Are you a positive, motivated person with good communication skills? Are you passionate about improving the health and wellbeing of Māori? Are you a good team player? We could be looking for you! We have a part-time, fixed term vacancy for a Whanau Ora worker for 10 hours per week (time by negotiation) until June 2011. Some cover for annual and study leave required. Knowledge or experience of Te Reo me Tikanga Māori, health issues, good computer and report writing skills an advantage. Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated is a Kaupapa Māori Health Service providing Whanau Ora Services in South Otago based in Milton whose key objective is to ensure existing health professionals and providers are co-ordinated and that Māori are assisted to better utilise the services that are available. For a job application pack, please visit Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated at 80 Union Street, Milton; phone 03 417 7430, 9.30am to 3pm; or email tokowaiora@xtra.co.nz Applications close noon Monday. 4 October 2010

Thank You ...

Milton Playcentre Best Bloke Awards Raffle Results Scratchy Boards; Merv Lister and Gaynor Finch Raffle; 1st Grocery Hamper - Milly Geary, 2nd Tiny’s Meat Pack - Fiona Miller, 3rd Portobello Aquarium Family Pass - Rachel Russell. We would also like to thank the following businesses for their support: Clutha Print, Cadbury Confectionery, Milton Supermarket, Kai Point Coal, National Bank of New Zealand, Subway, Tony Mallon Builders, Lanugo, Milton News Centre, HairVision, BP Milton, Caltex Milton, Milton Butchery, Hammer Hardware, Milton Pharmacy, Westpac, Tokomairiro Four Square, Laser Electrical Milton, Stihl Shop Milton, Clutha Vets, Café Lola, McLarens Machinery, Toko Trailers, PGG Wrightson, Ferguson Firewood, Southern Physio Services, Wynyard Transport, Milton Night ‘n’ Day, Graeme Paul Motors, Michelle Shearing, Clutha Licensing Trust, Taieri Gorge Railway, Portobello Aquarium, Westside Café, Toko Gym, Garvan Homestead, Arrowtown Holiday Park, Tiff’s Engineering, Jack & Jill Portraits, Hawkins Automotive, Johnstone Electrical, Venus Creations, Wilson Brothers Ltd. Also a huge thanks to Steve Griffiths (our wonderful host for the evening), Milton Rifle Club, Alicia Horwood - Zumba®, Billy Wicks (sound), Alex and Morgan (lighting), Kelly Reeves for the supper and to all those Playcentre Mums and Dads who donated an awful lot of their time in the months beforehand and also on the night of the show. And to our 8 Best Blokes: Joe Herbert, Neil Cockburn, Richard Kerr, Raymond Smith, Willy Robertson, Icky Carruthers and Dean McCrostie - thank you all so much for the time and effort you went to which made our night a huge success. You are all Best Blokes!

Tokomairiro Toy Library We had great success with our Mystery Envelope Competition. This is due to the generosity of local businesses, members donations and the public that donated by purchasing an envelope. There were some great prizes given out! Again a big thank you to: Avon, Clutha District Pools, BP Milton, Bruce Auto, Café Lola, Caltex Milton, Clutha Vets Milton, Forestry Roading Services, Garvan Boutique Hotel, Graeme Paul Motors, HairVision, Hammer Hardware, Helensbrook Cattery, Lanugo, Laser Electrical, McLaren Farm Machinery, Midway Dairy, Milton News Centre, Milton Night ‘n’ Day, Milton Pharmacy, Milton Post Shop, Milton Supermarket, Milton Video, National Bank Milton, North End dairy, Otago Sports Depot, PGG Wrightson, Shanks Engineering, South Otago Windows and Doors, Speights Brewery, Stihl Shop Milton, Subway Milton, Suzie's Butchery, The Fireplace, The Plains Florist, Tiffs Engineering, Toko Trailers, Tokomairiro Four Square, Tokomairiro Early Learning Centre, Tokomairiro Toy Library, Lake Waihola Café and Bar, Westpac, Westside Café and White Horse Inn. Again a huge thanks for the support, we appreciate it very much. Also a special thank you to the Tokomairiro Four Square for the assistance in a successful cake stall last Friday.

Carpet Dark Green with fleck 3.6 x 3.5

Fawn Loop pile 3.1 x 2.9, 3.1 x 2.3

Assortment of underlay

Phone 417 8451

MILTON HAMMER HARDWARE

Do you have a bright, bubbly personality, love people and plants? If you do then we have a position available for approximately 21 hours per week. Applicant must be available to work Saturday mornings, school holidays and extra hours when needed Please apply in own handwriting with CV. To The Manager Milton Hammer Hardware 60 Union Street, Milton Applications close 23rd September 2010

Shearer available Phone

03 417 4875

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PRIVATE SALE

1 acre lifestyle block New kitchen/bathroom,

wood burner on wetback.

French door onto deck.

Phone 417 7923 after 8pm

GRAEME PAUL

MOTORS 39 Union Street, Milton

Phone (03) 417 8645

Mechanical repairs Tyres ~ W.O.F. ~ Batteries Tractor repairs Antifreeze Car Wash

CHECK OUT OUR TYRE SPECIALS

155 X 13 $69 175/70 X 13 $89 175/65 X 14 $98 185/65 X 14 $105 205/65 X 15 $125

Also, ATV farm bike tyres available

Genesis Classifieds ...

Electrical Services ...

Tower Road Enterprises FIREWOOD

Get your firewood now and beat the GST rise. Minimum orders 2m3

PINE

Split pine Split Oregon

Phone Sarah 027 252 0345

per m3 $52 per m3 $70

RENTALS Milton (long term) 3 bdrm - new carpet, wood burner, garage. $180 p/w 3 bdrm - open living, heat pump, wetback, garage. $190 p/w 3 bdrm - lounge/kitchen, 2 bathrooms, garage. $180 p/w 2 bdrm - open living, wood burner, garage. $175 p/w Two - 4 bdrm homes with wood burners, garages available at the end of this month.

Jo Turnbull 03 467 7277 Cell 027 208 4426 A/H 03 417 4529

Firewood/Coal ...

Livestock ...

Grain for Sale Oats,

Whole Wheat, Whole Barley, Crushed Wheat, Crushed Barley 30kg Bags $15 Also layers Mash 25kg Bags $20

Phone Dave Bateman 03 417 8373

Auto Services ...

Electrical Services ...

Full Contract & Open Shearing 03 417 8312 Milton Tony and Megan

S.J. Clark Contracting

We now have a 12 Ton Digger available for all - General Earthworks - Laser Drainage - Root Raking - Pipe Laying

Phone 417 4714 or 027 435 5976

Newton Slink Skins Ltd 19 Fraser Road Waikana

We are pleased to announce

Peter Beyer Plains Contracting Milton/Balclutha

Phone (03) 417 4738 Is our new collector in this area.

We are the official Contractors for Nichols NZ Ltd

Trevor and Lyn Newton Ph (03) 203 7012

Farm Services ...

General Electrical Installation & Maintenance

Commercial & Domestic

Heat Pumps / Air Conditioning

Refrigeration

Waikato Milking Systems

Water Pumps

Dairy Plant Maintenance & Conversions

24 Hour On Call Service

77 Union Street Milton 03 417 8010

Wanted ...

For Sale ...

FREE RANGE EGGS Available

28 Shakespeare Street when sign is out Fresh is Best

Lost ...

Two 2 bedroom flats available to rent

16 & 18 Centennial Ave $150p/w each Phone 417 8744

Cascade Blend West Coast Hard Coal 40kg Bags

Wynyard Transport Ltd Eden Street

Milton Phone 03 417 8485

Milton 2 bedroom with all mod cons $155p/w

Phone 021 663 443 or 03 453 5715

To Let ...

For Sale ...

Rotec Super Tub (non flood)

Dishwasher F&P softtouch Dryer Kelvinator

Phone 417 8546

Accommodation for 2 young men for approximately 6 months from November.

Phone 417 8052

R J Fencing Ltd

Residential and Rural Bulldozer for hire.

4way hyd blade and rippers.

Phone 03 417 8820 or

021 106 2654

1 bedroom flat secure, private, no garden or lawn.

$110p/w Phone 022 063 2400

2 bedroom cosy cottage, fire, fenced yard etc.

$160p/w

Phone 027 404 6456

Reel Mower for mowing Anglican Church Lawns

Phone 027 404 6456

1 yr cattle: 5 heifers, 5 steers Hereford/Friesian X, cow reared, quiet. $400 +GST, 3 x Bel t ies $350+GST. Can Deliver.

Phone 027 433 5159

1 crutch between Adams Flat Road and Clarksville,

Friday 11am Phone Stu Lyon 03 417 4115

HOME HANDYMAN

AVAILABLE Carpenter also available

Phone Ginger or Ray on 417 8677

Mobile: 027 227 2417

Contact: Warren Tait Phone: 417 8453 Mobile: 027 489 0065 Quality service and value

• Plumbing

• Drainage

• Gasfitting

R & L CLEANING

SERVICES Carpet & Upholstery

cleaning Chimney Sweeping

Phone 03 418 0072

Printed by Genesis staff at Tokomairiro High School , 238 Union Street, Milton

Morning Services:

Waihola ~ 9:00am every Sunday in the Waihola Church, Greenhithe Street

Milton ~ 10:45am every Sunday in the Co-operating Parish Hall, Milton

Sunday School Classes: Ages 1-4, 5-7 and 8+

Enquiries Contact: Rev. Dr Martin Williams

417 8134

Tokomairiro Co-operating Parish

All Very Welcome

John Altenburg

Painting &

Wallpapering

Free Quotes

Ph: (A/H) 417 8157

(Mobile) 0272281772

MILTON HEALTH CENTRE To contact on call Doctor please phone 03 417 8226 Clinics Saturday and Sunday 2.30 to 4pm at Health Centre.

Duty Doctor ... Home Services ...

Genesis Classifieds ...

Home Services ... Home Services ...

COMPUTERS SALES SERVICE SUPPORT

In Milton Thursdays

Computer Servicing Support Phone Jon Vaudrey 03 485 9066

PAINTING AND DECORATING

FOR ALL YOUR DECORATING

REQUIREMENTS

Interior and exterior painting Gibstopping Wallpapering

Phone Laurie Allan

mobile 027 333 6737 a/h 03 417 8929

Smart Finish Plasterboard Stopping Painting Wallpaper Available for all your decorating needs. Top quality workmanship 17 yrs experience in Milton and South Otago.

Phone: Corey 03 417 4920

smart.finish@xtra.co.nz

Public Notices ...

Church Notices ...

Grace Presbyterian Church - Waihola

Morning Services: 10.30am at Waihola School

Hall each Sunday Cnr Chatham St and Kilgour St

Local contact: Grant Bullin

Phone 417 7350

DEADLINES ALL Advertising - 10am Monday

Articles/Sports Results - 12pm Monday

Office Hours Monday 9.00am - 3.00pm Tuesday 8.30am - 3.00pm

Wednesday CLOSED Thursday CLOSED

Friday 9.00am - 12.30pm

YES!!! We are still happy to treat your ACC injuries. Co-payment charges only $5. For appt: 03 417 7066

MILTON NIGHT CHURCH at

THE SALVATION ARMY

108 Union St 6.00pm

Phone 03 418 3871,

03 418 2007 for details of this

and all our activities.

GENESIS DEADLINES

All Advertising 10am Mondays

All Articles/Sports results 12 noon

Please note articles received after 12noon will not be published.

Call your local glazing

team

for any glass repairs.

FREE

measure and Quote

TOKOITI ROAD MILTON PH: 03 417 8264 www.sowd.co.nz

Kitchens, Bathrooms, Wet floors

Ph 027 201 5749

Quality Tiling

www.stihlshop.co.nz

STIHL SHOP MILTON 101 Union Street Ph: 03 417 8959

STIHL LineTrimmer FS 38 $295 With this lightweight LineTrimmer you can quickly trim your fence line or around obstacles. 0.6kW, 27.2cc, 4.1kg. With a free PolyCut Mowing Head, a robust heavy-duty cutting tool that’s ideal for lawn trimming and mowing large areas of heavy grass and weeds. Offer also applies to the STIHL FS 45, FS 45 C-E, FS 50 C-E, FS 55 RC-E and FS 55 C-E LineTrimmers Offer valid until 31 October 2010 or while stocks last. *Polycut Mowing Head that fits the STIHL FS 55 LimeTrimmer is valued at $64.

EXPERT ADD-ON FREE PolyCut Mowing Head worth $40* when you buy a STIHL LineTrimmer.

Right into Outdoor Power Equipment

2 Cut 4 U Lawns, Hedges, Trees

Spraying, Water Blasting, spouting etc

Phone Wayne 417 8962