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Urge you to please share on this great fundraiser, the more people that know about this, the better. Please donate if you can, no matter how big or small on this great cause - Raising funds for people living with Cancer. This money will go towards them Looking Good and feeling Better. So many … View moreUrge you to please share on this great fundraiser, the more people that know about this, the better. Please donate if you can, no matter how big or small on this great cause - Raising funds for people living with Cancer. This money will go towards them Looking Good and feeling Better. So many people have got cancer, whether it be a work colleague, neighbor, friend or family member - its helping them help themselves coping/living with cancer.
Have you heard the news? July is going to be a dry month! And no, I'm not talking about the weather… I've signed up to Dry July, which means for the full 31 days of July, I'm going booze-free; jumping on the wagon; ditching the juice, and any other way you can say 'NO alcohol'!
But Dry July is much more than giving up alcohol for a month. I'm also raising funds for Look Good Feel Better, a cancer charity that provides free, community-based programmes for any person, facing any cancer, at any time.
Look Good Feel Better Classes help people with cancer to look and feel more like their normal selves. The classes include tips, tricks and techniques to help participants recognise the person in the mirror. The Classes bring a boost, a day away from treatment, an opportunity to connect, and learn techniques to help them feel more like their normal selves.
It's a fantastic cause, and any donation is a good donation. Simply head to www.dryjuly.co.nz... to make a donation to support my Dry July.
Thanks in advance for your sponsorship!
Paula
www.dryjuly.co.nz...
Macrocapa firewood for sale 1.8 cubic metres. Trees have been down over 2 years, cut and split since November last year and stored under a cover since then.
Today outside house number 367 Warspite, bus stop NO. 2128 will be temporarily moved 20mtrs towards Conclusion St as trench work will directly affect the above bus stop. A temporary bus stop outside house number 377 Warspite Avenue has been installed.
Take your place alongside our young people.
Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for young people, with lessons that can seem small but are significant in terms of their impact. These are lessons about important life skills such as perseverance, identity, respect and … View moreTake your place alongside our young people.
Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for young people, with lessons that can seem small but are significant in terms of their impact. These are lessons about important life skills such as perseverance, identity, respect and confidence.
Become a teacher and take your place alongside our young people. You’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their lives; to strengthen communities and build a better future for our next generations.
At a glittering evening spent in the Grand Hall at Parliament to celebrate the end of a successful year and the exciting start of a new one, outgoing President Donna Reed covered the many successes and achievements that had occurred during her year. She reflected widely on how she came to join … View moreAt a glittering evening spent in the Grand Hall at Parliament to celebrate the end of a successful year and the exciting start of a new one, outgoing President Donna Reed covered the many successes and achievements that had occurred during her year. She reflected widely on how she came to join Rotary, her time as President, and the club’s achievements in the past year.
During her time teaching in Thailand, Donna came across several examples of the good works of the Rotary movement and became involved herself through Interact and Rotaract. On her return, she joined our club and has been active in many ways, including spending three years on the District Youth Committee.
Donna took up the Presidency without having any experience in a similar role, and she recognised the personal growth that followed from that.
She recalled the objectives which were set a year ago and reviewed how the club had performed.
When the club’s activities over twelve months are set out together we see how busy and productive we are. Donna listed an extraordinary range of achievements: Friendship Exchanges, Te Ara Piko development, clean-ups, speech contests and leadership awards, fundraising, migrant literacy, and a host of other things.
The speaker programme has been memorable, too, with an emphasis on maternal and child health.
Donna was particularly proud of the ‘Women in Rotary’ initiative, which is very evident in our own club.
Donna concluded by presenting the 2018-19 Club Achievement Award to Adrienne Murray, which was greeted warmly by those present.
Hurry in - and grab the Notting Hill Bedroom Suite.
Available online or instore.
- 2 x Bedsides
- 1 x Dresser & Mirror
- 1 x Tallboy
- 1 Queen Slatframe
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Thank you for all that you do...
this month and every month of the year!
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Please sign and share this petition to let GWRC know that we are opposed to the resource consent to export Upper Hutt water.
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Come on down to Paula's and get 30% off the entire NZ Made Meluka range - sale must end Sunday 30 June.
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