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West of the Taieri Newsletter 1

MARCH 2018

The Outram & Rural

District Community

Newsletter

“HELP”

Your Community Newsletter NEEDS YOU

After five years of outstanding SERVICE, Kaye, our regular

Journalist, has left the team.

We need a replacement person URGENTLY,

someone to come up with ideas and can meet deadlines.

THIS COULD BE “YOU”.

Without a replacement for Kaye the future of the

West of the Taieri could be in serious doubt.

If you are interested in helping us.

please feel free to contact either Pat Macaulay,

(details on back page)

OR, better still, have a quiet chat to Kaye, to see what is involved.

Welcome to the first issue of

of West of the Taieri Community Newsletter for 2018.

We are sure that you have enjoyed the warm Summer, especially when the rain finally came, and

grass began to grow!

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CHURCH SERVICE TIMETABLE Maungatua Parish

April 2018

30th 7pm Outram Good Friday Service

1st 10am Outram Easter Sunday

8th 10am Outram Communion Service

8th 10am Middlemarch

15th 10am Outram

22nd 10am Outram

29th 10am Outram

8th 10am Outram

13th 10am Outram

13th 10am Middlemarch

20th 10am Outram

27th 10am Outram

3rd 10am Outram

10th 10am Outram

10 am Middlemarch

17th 10am Outram

24th 10am Outram Communion Service

7th 10am Outram

May 2018

June 2018

March 2018

July 2018


WHAT’S in this issue:-

Maungatua Parish Timetable Page 2

What’s in this issue

West Taieri Rugby Roundup Pages 4 & 5

Outram Play Centre Pages 6 & 7

Refresh Body & Mind Massage Therapy Page 8

Outram School News Pages 10, 11 & 12

Outram Medical Centre News Page 13

Taieri Lions Pages 14 & 15

Outram Fire Brigade Page 16

Outram Public Library & Lee Stream School Page 17

Recipe Corner Page 18

Outram Play Centre Photos Page 19

Community Notice Board Pages 20, 21, 22 & 23

WOT Notices Page 24

Display Advertisements Pages 5, 9, 12, 13 & 17


West Taieri Rugby Football Club – Senior teams

2018 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the rugby club, as for the first time in many years, we will be fielding two teams, one in each of the Premier 2 and Senior grades. In a time when most rugby clubs are going backwards, in terms of the number of teams they can field, it is fantastic that we have been able to go forwards. This will present us with a number of opportunities as a club, but, especially it gives guys in the West Taieri area that aren’t ready to play Premier

2 grade, or do not won’t to play in a more competitive grade, a place to play rugby. It also creates challenges for the club as we come to grips with the

logistics of running a second team. However, the club is determined that we will be fielding two teams for the foreseeable future so it will be working hard

to make this happen.

The Premier 2 side will be seeking to defend the Championship Banner that they won, when they defeated Kaikorai in last season’s final. The boys have

been training hard and are itching to get onto the field to begin their campaign. The majority of last year’s team have returned, along with a few new faces that who have decided to come out to West Taieri. The team is looking like a very competitive unit. Some are already whispering that they may even be better

than last year.

After a few years of talking about it, this year we will be fielding a second team that will play in the Senior grade. There have been good numbers at practice,

with a number of old faces returning and new faces appearing at the club. Many of the team haven’t played rugby for quite a few years (e.g., 15-20!). So

it’s great to see them pulling the boots back on. Special mention must be made of the fantastic recruiting work of Caleb Holmes, who has been instrumental in getting the team going. Thanks Caleb. The main aim of the team this year, is to have some good times on and off the field, so if that’s something that interests

you, come along and join us.

The season begins for the Senior grade after Easter, on 7 April, and a week later for the Premier 2 grade (although they may actually start on 7 April as well so they can have duck shooting opening weekend off, (this is to be confirmed).

Check our Facebook page for game details each week.

Finally, the club will be having our Opening Day on 14 April, and we will be

trying to have both teams at home in order to kick-start our season. Regardless, we have Brendan Darling coming along in the evening to play a few tunes and to get the season started in style, so come on down and give yourself a night out. More details will be announced once

draws are confirmed. Look forward to seeing you down at the club!

Darryl MacKenzie

President 021 773 108


Otago Rural Support Trust offers:

Free and confidential advice is available through the Trust coordinator.

Otago Rural Support Trust 0800 787 254

Pat Macaulay 027 201 6921


OUTRAM PLAYCENTRE NEWS Wow, what a fantastic start to the year Outram Playcentre has had with a great number of new

Enrolments! I would like to welcome all our new families to our playcentre community, which now consists of almost 20 families. The weeks are flying bye as the children are out discovering what our amazing centre and community has to offer. Keep an eye out for our wee high visible children as we make our way around Outram and please say hi if you see us. It’s hard to believe term 1 will be coming to an end very shortly.

I’m very excited to let the community know, that from term 2, we will be opening another session which on Friday Morning session 9.00am – 12.30pm. And being able to offer a third opening day again, is a true reflection of where

playcentre is sitting in our awesome community. I’m a strong believer that playcentre is just as much for our tamariki as it is our parents and provides

amazing support, friendships and opportunities.

Some of the children recently had a lot of fun making sand saucers and paintings for the summer flower show, which was held in the Church Hall in

February. The children really love getting involved in these activities, and then taking parents and grandparents to see their achievements. We would like to

thank the organisers of both the summer and spring flower shows for including us and we can’t wait for the next one.

It is a little sad to report that this year we have had some damage done to our playground outside of opening times, and, most significantly, our shade

Outram Playcentre is turning 50 years old. It’s time to celebrate!!

We think 50 years is an awesome achievement and one that’s well worth celebrating, so watch this space. I’m asking for anyone who has been

involved with playcentre in the last 50 years and who wants to help with organising an event for this huge milestone, to let me us know at:

[email protected]

Or, if you just have some old pictures or memories you want to share, we

would love to hear about all of those too.

mailto:[email protected]


sail above our beloved sandpit has been damaged badly. This will need to be

replaced to keep our little ones safe from the sun; when we have the funds to do so.

Please, if anyone does notice anything they think shouldn’t be happening in a pre-schoolers playground, please contact myself on 027 403 9697.

At the end of last year, we had a fantastic Christmas party evening with all the centre families, some amazing food and the big red fella was dropped off by the local volunteer fire brigade to give the children Christmas books. It was a great

night, and a great way to see 2017 out. We also used this as the perfect opportunity to farewell Rachel McNeil, who stepped down as President at the end of the year. She was gifted a beautiful garden bench seat bought by all our parents’ to say thank you for all her amazing efforts and hard work in keeping the playcentre running; especially when things looked a little sad. We are so

grateful for all her help and dedication over the years. She will be missed immensely. Rachel has already been called upon more times for help than I’d

like to admit!

So now I hear you saying who is the new Playcentre president?

Hi, my name is Jaclyn Harris, I live on a farm just out of Outram with my husband Dale, and my two children Lane (5) and Lexi (3). I basically grew up on

the Taieri, moved away and then, wouldn’t you know it, came back to my

home-grown roots. Taking on the role of President has been slightly daunting, but after being involved with playcentre for that last almost 4 years, I decided it

was my turn. So I hope I can do the role justice. I have brilliant committee

support, a very patient secretary, and let’s not forget, our amazing

Lead educator, Louise.

If your thinking or have thought about checking Playcentre out for yourself,

the first three sessions are free!

So, come along, have a look and a play. There’s nothing to lose and everything to gain. We will see you there!

Opening Hours:

Monday 9am – 12.30pm 0 to 5 years

Wednesday 9am-12.30pm 0 to 5 years

***NEW SESSION*** Friday 9am -12.30pm 0 to 5 years

Email: [email protected] For more details contact Jaclyn on 027 403 9697 or 486 2807



Self Care in our Busy Lives

Taking time out to look after ourselves is one of the many challenges we face while raising a family, working, juggling finances and so on.

That is why Angela offers a range of therapies to help reduce stress and

encourage relaxation of the mind and body.

Appointment times are during the day & 7.30pm Sunday to Friday.

If you love a foot massage, then Reflexology is for you. In this session pressure is applied to various reflexes or points in the feet that correlate to the organs and glands of the body. This reduces stress and tension, and allows the

body to relax and function more effectively.

Relaxation Massage is designed to relax your mind and body. It doesn’t “fix” problematic muscles. The best therapy for deep relaxation is a Thermal Hot

Stone Massage. Basalt Stones are heated in hot water to approximately 60°c, and then placed on the body. Stones are used to heat your muscles, and the

massage is done using both the stones and my hands. There is a very high chance you will fall asleep during the therapy.

Angela still offers Trigger Point & Acupressure Point Therapy that works on

specific problems and areas.

In July Angela will be training to become a Yoga teacher,

a therapy everyone should try, so keep an eye out!

Thermal Hot Stones 60 minutes $75, 90 minutes $90

Reflexology, Relaxation, Trigger Point & Acupressure 30 minutes $40, 60 minutes $60

For bookings and more information:

Refresh Body and Mind Massage Therapy

43 Skerries Street, Outram

021 560 824 (text or call) or follow on Facebook

Advertorial:- Copy by Angela Young & Layout by Pat Macaulay


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News from Outram School We are now in Week 7 of the first term, and, as always, Outram School has been a

busy and productive place. Our school roll currently sits at 151, with a good

number of pre-schoolers preparing to join us, as they celebrate their fifth birthdays.

We look forward to welcoming them and their families to our school.

2018 is outdoor pursuits year for the senior school, our alternative to camp year, with one adventure-type activity offered each term. This is a chance for the

students to experience a range of outdoor pursuits. Our first event for the year was Waihola Day. Based at the Waihola Domain and CYC Camp, students had the

opportunity for kayaking, orienteering, archery, rifle shooting, team initiative challenges and cooking.

A great day had by all, with many students undertaking new activities.

Running parallel to the senior outdoor education programme is the Year 7 and 8 CAPES Adventure Pathway programme. CAPES is the school award, with four

recognised ‘pathways’, covering cultural, academic, physical, and enterprise and service activities and achievements. At Year 7 and 8, we extend to CAPES Plus, with

students also recognised for activities and excellence in adventure and outdoor pursuits. Each year, four of the options are planned and completed as a class. For Term 1, the students elected to learn to surf, and enjoyed a good day with the surf

school at St Kilda.

Cont. on page 11 →→


Each year, a focus of Term 1 is to decide on the student leadership positions in the school. At Year 6, we have the Physical Activity Leaders (PALs), a group of students

who are trained through Sport Otago to run and lead lunchtime games and activities for the other students. Our PALs have been selected and have been very

busy with the classes they are assigned to. Our Student Council has also been decided, with Year 8 students taking on roles as house, Allen Centre,

C ultural and sport leaders. Our Student Council Chair for 2018 is Finn Aitken, and deputy is Samantha Cuthill.

To support the seniors in their leadership role, Kerry Kakahi delivers a leadership programme for all our Year 7 and 8s through the year. All Year 8s will be attending

the Young Leaders’ Day in April. We also plan to run the Kelly Sport ‘Sporting Minds’ programme in Term 4, which has a strong focus on leadership.

At our first assembly of the year, we recognised and celebrated the success of Jacob Waide in athletics.

Representing Outram at the Otago Primary Schools’ Athletics Championships, Jacob has broken three long-standing throwing records for his age group.

2016 - U12 Shot Put

2017 - U13 Shot Put & 2017 U13 Discus

The Otago Primary Schools’ Sport Association produced three medals to honour these achievements and it was a special moment to present these to Jacob.

The end of this term will see a significant change in staffing at Outram School.

Mrs Tania Bellamy will be leaving Outram School and the teaching profession, to pursue a new career. Tania Bellamy has been a member of the Outram teaching staff for 18 years. In that time, many members of the Outram and wider West Taieri community will have had children in Mrs Bellamy’s classroom. All children taught by Tania will have benefitted from a talented teacher, who puts her heart and soul into teaching and the

children in her care. We wish her the very best and every success in her new venture. Cont. on page 12→


Congratulations to Cathy Reid, who has been seconded as a Resource Teacher of Learning and Behaviour, from the start of Term 2. Cathy will be on leave from her teaching and specialist education position, for the remainder of this year. Cathy’s

secondment is well-deserved recognition of her experience and qualification in the area of learning support.

We have an assembly planned for the morning of 13th April, to farewell Tania and wish Cathy the best in her new role. If you would like to attend this assembly,

please check for details in the online version of our school newsletter for Thursday 5th April or contact the school office.

We have so much more planned for the 2018 school year and look forward

to sharing some of what happens at Outram School,

in future issues of The West of the Taieri.

PONY RIDING LESSONS

● Quiet ponies provided

● Lessons on your own pony available

● Experienced instructor (20 + years)

● Pony Club qualified & PC syllabus taught

● Controlled, safe environment

● Located in Outram

Please phone Tania McDonald 027 486 1933


NEWS From OUTRAM MEDICAL CENTRE Welcome Dr Roger Yang as the permanent GP to Outram Medical Centre.

Dr Yang works a Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

GP’s now at the Practice are Dr Roger Yang, Dr Robyn Blake (Tuesday mornings), Dr Rob Chadwick (Middlemarch and Outram coverage Thursdays),

Dr Laura Frampton (Thursday mornings), Dr James Bishop (covering on-call for leave/sickness).


Taieri Lions - Serving in the Community

Activities since the last publication, have been many and varied, the month of

November included, manning the chip machine, at St Mary’s School Fair in Mosgiel. Two social fishing trips, to Moeraki, and to Twizel, both of these were well supported by the members, and more importantly, plenty of fish were caught.

Terry Davies was the Guest Speaker at the monthly Tea meeting. Terry gave an

informative talk on the Dunedin Venues Management, the development of the

Stadium as an all- purpose facility, along with his view of the future for Dunedin City.

December was a busy month, with a large team of Lions on deck to assist with the annual Food Bank Drive, in the Mosgiel and Taieri area. The well supported

fertiliser stall, was shifted from Fergusons, at the entrance to Outram, to a new site in the town. The major upgrade at the Berwick Forest Lodge was further

progressed, with $20,000 spent on lighting, new beds and mattresses,

upgraded painting, and 350 man hours put in by club members.

Financial assistance provided for the Berwick Community Pool Trust to purchase a new pool cover, approx. $4,000 cost.

The December Tea meeting was memorable in more ways than one. This was an opportunity to thank Peter and Beth Daniels, Dennis Axe, and Ivan and Joan Bennett, in recognition of the huge number of hours, all three men put in to the Mechanics shed at the Outram School. The Taieri Lions have had a strong

interest in this project since its beginning, and Peter, Dennis and Ivan have

ensured its success. The young students have benefitted immensely from the knowledge they have gained.

Seventy Lions, wives and partners were entertained at the meeting by

Johnathon Usher, who had us all bamboozled with his magical talents. It was a hilarious night; Johnathon seemed to read the requirement for the occasion.

Two new members were inducted during the meeting. Tony Entriken and

Graeme Irvine were welcomed in to club, stating their desire to give back to a great community.

The club assisted Bridget O’Neill with some funding for a school trip to India, organised by Kavanagh College, focussing on local community and health projects in that country. Cont. on page 15 →→→


Members assisted with the gate-keeping, and parking, on two occasions at the Wingatui races, giving up their time on Boxing Day, to help out. Similar duties were carried out at the Taieri A & P Show, and the Outram

Rodeo. On this occasion the members were unanimous in their support of this family orientated, community event, as they have been for a good number of years. Firewood working bees are on-going. This time around, assistance was given to a local farmer to cut down some blue-gum trees, which will be split and sold as Firewood this winter. Another rewarding day, providing afternoon tea for 90 elderly citizens at the Outram Historical Park.

On-going, all year, is the Cash for Cans initiative, in Mosgiel each Saturday morning, at the old, Countdown car park, from 10-11 am. Depending on

current metal prices, 60 c/kg is paid for surplus cans, donations are gratefully received.

The February meeting was held at the Berwick Forest Lodge, giving members and family of the Lions and the Taieri Rotary clubs, an opportunity to view the upgrade. The Taieri Rotary club have also carried out a considerable amount of voluntary work at the Lodge, including painting the roof. Five members of the club travelled up to Middlemarch recently, to assist the Strath Taieri and

Maniototo Lions with the last transition stage of the Central Rail Trail Duathlon. Phew!! It’s been a busy time!!!

Coming up over the next few months, an outing is proposed to view the

industries, Calder & Stewart, also McLay Boats, at Milton. Two further fishing trips, one to Moeraki and the other, to the Hunter Valley. The popular Crop competition will be repeated this year, there has been strong interest from the rural community, the award night scheduled for 18th May (Friday).

Coming up also is the 27th, Berwick Outdoor Experience course, 11-19th May. Applications are now steadily flowing in for the 40 places available. Minimum age 18 years.

Cost - $550. This is a non- profit making project, purely designed to assist with increasing confidence, and personal development.

Have you considered joining a vibrant Lions club, serving in the community??

Why not join us, 2nd Wednesday of the month, West Taieri Football Clubrooms, 6.30 pm.

Contact Graeme Robertson; Phone 486 1775


OUTRAM

VOLUNTEER

FIRE

BRIGADE

We have made it through a very hot and dry summer, with a reasonably low amount of callouts due to the weather conditions, which is great! This is mainly

down to people adhering to fire restrictions and being responsible

when lighting fires.

The majority of call outs over the Summer period have been for Motor Vehicle Accidents, which always happens during the holiday time of year.

Another stand out call would have been the Burnside Fire on Thursday 31st of January, around 5:30pm. We were called to assist with fire fighting operations and

evacuations of business's and residents. The fire danger was extreme, with high temperatures, low relative humidity, and strong Nor-West winds. It needed a huge

effort from everyone involved to control the fire and prevent further damage. There were fire crews from all around our region at this call from

Balclutha to Middlemarch and up to Waitati. After providing protection to

surrounding buildings, one of the Outram crews were sent to extinguish several spot fires in the Concord residential area, while other fire fighters from Outram

focused on the huge pile of burning logs. After a few long hot hours we got back to our station around 10:30pm to clean up and recommission our fire truck for the

next call - which just happened to be the next morning. From one extreme to the other, February 1st the OVFB were called to assist with flooding in Mosgiel's

Gordon Road, where we pumped water from flooded areas to

prevent it entering local businesses.

We are currently still in a PROHIBITED Fire Season, which means no fires can be lit in the open air without getting a permit - note that all existing permit issued prior

to the fire restrictions have been revoked, and you will need to apply for a new fire permit. To check current fire season status and further information please

visit http://urban.checkitsalright.nz/check-fire-season-status

With Winter sneaking up on us it is a good idea to get your chimney swept out so it is ready for the cooler months.

Remember to Like our Facebook Page to keep up to date with what we are up to. For any other fire safety information please visit.

www.fireandemergency.nz Mark Doherty

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WANTED SCHOOL CLEANER! Lee Stream School are looking for someone who is wanting a few hours of cleaning work each week. The time commitment is approximately 1 hour per day, outside of school hours, and some hours during school holidays. For further information or to request an

application form please contact the principal Kim Allan 489 1452

or email [email protected]

OUTRAM PUBLIC LIBRARY (INC)

Due to volunteers moving out of the area, ill health and job changes

the Library Committee needs more volunteers to help on our roster.

If you can help please phone Sandra at 486 2095



Rebecca’s Recipe Corner

TURKISH PILAF

Simple, economical & tasty dish with only one pan to wash!!

Ingredients:

500 g Mince

1 large Onion

1t Salt

Shake of pepper

3/4 to 1 cup long grain Rice

2 T cooking oil

1 pint jar tomato purée or

tomato soup

Extra water approx 1 cup

Instructions:

1. Brown meat in oil add remaining

ingredients and simmer for 20-30 mins.

2. Stir occasionally and add more water

if needed.

3. This is filling and simple dish,

economical and tasty and only one pan

to wash afterwards.

4. Serve with preserved beetroot and

tossed salad.


More lovely pictures from the Outram Play Centre report on pages 6 & 7


COMMUNITY NOTICE BOARD

Organisation Information Contact details

Advanced Stopping Ltd

For all your Gib Stopping and Fibrous Plastering needs. Ph 0800 333 118

Rikki Ph 021 225 3657

Beauty Therapist Jan Lane offers qualified beauty therapy [email protected]

Ph 489 0330

Brent McDonald Engineering

Farm maintenance engineering, transport and general engineer and welder. Allanton Rd, Outram. Email; [email protected]

Ph 027 486 1936 or a/h 486 1933

Chimney Sweeping

Quality sweeping. Open fires, solid fuel stoves and coal ranges. Nests removed and solid fuel appliance servicing.

Mark Ph 021 026 50473 or 486 1333 A/H

Flett Contracting Ltd

Flett Contracting Ltd for all your silage, balage, cultivation, planting, feed supplies, cartage, fencing, digger work & winter grazing needs. Operating from Outram to Middlemarch

Justin Flett Ph 027 245 8623 Email: flettcontracting@ xtra.co.nz

Refresh Body & Mind

Refresh Body and Mind Therapeutic Relaxation Massage with Angela

Angela Young Phone or txt 021 560 824

East Taieri Church

Cemetery Rd, East Taieri Sunday Services:

10am (including children's programme)

2pm (traditional hymns of faith)

ETC Ph 489 6308

Embroiderers Guild

Meet 1st and 3rd Wednesday every month, 10am - 3pm in the Outram Community Centre on Holyhead Street. Bring your own lunch.

Hazel McAdam Ph 489 6700

I-JAB Balustrades For all your aluminium requirements. Balustrades, aluminium joinery. Double glaze existing windows.

Jo or Bill Ph 486 1188

Marion’s Home Grown

Pasture raised free range eggs. Seasonal produce.

74 Woodside Road Ph 486 1741


Organisation Information details

Maungatua Parish Church

Holyhead Street, Outram. Service at 10am every Sunday, with Sunday School (children aged 3 years & over).

Pastoral: R Allison Ph 486 1141 Services: M Kerr Ph 489 6066

Outram Church Hall Hall bookings—contact Heather Hore Heather Hore

Ph 486 1711

NOTE—This space could be yours to advertise your business or community group, plus there are 3 other spaces available on page 23

Address your enquiries to the Editor Contact Details on page 24

Mitchell’s Family Foodcentre

Opening Hours: Mon to Thurs, 7am-7pm. Fri, 7am-9pm. Sat, 7am-7pm. Sun, 8am-7pm.

Ph 486 1723

Mosgiel-Taieri Community Board

Rural representation on Council/Community matters.

Sarah Nitis Ph 484 7632 or 027 543 3903

Oldenew Colonial Collectibles

Holyhead Street, next to the Monument. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday afternoons. Selling antiques, furniture and giftware.

Shop hours Ph 027 491 6208 a/h Ph Shona 486 1775

Otago Vintage Machinery Club

Museum—Taieri Historical Park, Outram. Open October to May, Sundays 2-4pm.

Neil Gamble 486 2701

Outram Bowling Club

A game for all ages -give it a go! Clubs rooms for hire.

Marion Hambleton Ph 486 2232

‘KIWI ON THE RUN’ Caravan for Take aways Thurs to Sun 53.00pm to 7.30pm

Leonie Ph 486 2541 or go to Facebook

Outram Contracting

Registered Weed Sprayer Boom spraying, automatic hose reel, broom & gorse spraying, liquid fertiliser.

Ken & Barbara Cuthill Ph a/h 486 1730 or 027 486 1738

Outram Garage Petrol, WoFs and servicing. Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-5.30pm. Sat 8am-noon Fuel 24/7

Ph 486 1708

Outram Garden Club

Meets 3rd Thursday of the month. Guest speakers and garden visits. New members welcome.

Daphne Ph 486 1608



Outram Public Library

Opening Hours: Wed, 7-8pm. Fri, 3.15-4.30pm. Sat, 10.30-11.45am.

Sandra Seaton Ph 486 2095

Outram Medical Centre

10 Beaumaris Street Hours: Monday – Friday 8am to 6pm.

Ph 486 2150

Outram School A primary school where children strive for excellence, love learning, develop their passions and reach their potential.

Ph 486 1733

Outram School Pool

Keys cost $65 (includes refundable deposit $10). A maintenance roster helps everyone enjoy the benefits of the pool.

Kevin Brady Ph 486 1297 or School Office Ph 486 1733

Outram Volunteer Fire Brigade

New volunteers always welcome! Stu Casey Ph 027 436 1012

Outram Hotel

Function Room & private Lounge Bar for Hire Accommodation & Bottle Store outlet Email: [email protected]

Contact Jin Phone 486 1800 or 021 191 9778

Outram Playcentre, 9 Beaumaris Street, Outram

Opening Hours: Monday , Wednesday & Friday 9am to 12.30pm For 0 – 5 years Email:- [email protected]

Jaclyn Harris Ph 486 2040 Centre Ph 021 408 6288

Craft Room on 87

Holyhead Street Outram Hours Fri 10 to 3, Sat & Sun 10 to 4 ‘All are welcome who have Craft in their Heart’

Maria 021 127 8394 Camille 027 2815232 Rachel 027 7560054

Playgroup Cnr Centre Road & Bruce Road, Momona

Tuesday & Thursday mornings, 9.30 am – 12 pm Gold coin donation. NOTE maybe Wednesday 10am to 11am for Music in cooler months BUT will be advised.

Glynis Ph 486 2791

Plunket For Plunket Well Child Checks, please contact Plunket Area Office on 474 0490 for bookings with Kelly.

Plunket 474 0490

Rural Women New Zealand

Community focused organisation with monthly meetings and speakers.

Henley Branch: Judy Aitken Ph 486 2786



Senior Citizens

Meet every 1st Monday of the month, from 2pm in the Outram Community Centre on Holyhead Street. Speakers and trips. Exercise Group every Friday at 2.00pm

Eileen Hayes Ph 489 1570

The Wobbly Goat

Café on Holyhead Street, serving freshly roasted coffee and great food. Open 7 days Weekdays 8.30am – 4pm Weekends 8.30am—4.30pm

Sarah Moore Ph 486 1965

Murrays Veterinary Clinic Ltd

Large & small animal veterinary services K9 Chic dog groomers & Open Plains pet cremations Open Clinics hours:-

9am-10am Mon to Fridays, 7pm-7.30pm Mon to Thursdays

Phone 03 489 5540 Fax 03 489 5544 Email [email protected]

Taieri Historical Society

Museums Taieri Historical Park, Outram. Open October to May, Sundays 2-4pm.

Neil Gamble Ph 486 2701

Taieri Lions Service Club

Meet 2nd Wednesday at the West Taieri Rugby Clubrooms. 6.30pm Fellowship, followed by meal at 7pm. New and interested members from the West Taieri community are welcome. Graeme Robertson 486 1775

Colin Ph 486 1863 Bevan Ph 486 2019

Top2Toe Beauty Therapist

Top2Toe Beauty for a wide range of beauty treatments & stockist of The Jojoba Company Skincare—email [email protected]

Carmen Ph 486 1999 or 027 335 4879

Pony Riding Lessons

Pony Riding Lessons with Tania McDonald Tania McDonald 027 486 1933

West Taieri Smallbore Rifle Club

Meet Tuesday nights 7.30pm – Outram Community Hall (next to the dairy). Target shooting – all equipment supplied

Fiona Crampton Ph 486 2223

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There will be 3 issues of the West of the Taieri Newsletter for 2018

mid-March, mid-July and mid-November We publish news and information from any community group or

organisation. Businesses and individuals are welcome to advertise in the newsletter.

Costs per issue: Large Format Ads $45 quarter page $65 half page $120 full page

Community Notice Board Section: is for community groups and local businesses.

Business listings in this section cost $10.00 per issue and roll over for one year ($30.00 for 3 issues).

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