Most afternoons after school St Andrew’s, 41 Dublin Street, is buzzing with happy children, thanks to The Homework Club and the volunteers who make it happen. The Club offers children not only help with homework but also a place to play, relax and interact with friendly, supportive adults. … Continue Reading
The wet weather has been a godsend even though there has been a lapse in actually playing the game. The greens have benefited the most by far and the recovery process is ahead of schedule. The bonus too that no one has had to lose sleep over the water allocation consent.
There is a bit of activity going on behind the 1st Tee to the side of the practise nets. A practise green is taking shape complete with a green side bunker.
We are blessed with a number of members who are keen to roll up their sleeves and do stuff around the course; most do not have the slightest bit of interest in being on a committee. We very much value and appreciate all you do for the Club. … Continue Reading
I would like to thank everyone who attended the Martinborough ANZAC Day commemoration; it was a wonderful to see so many people taking the time to remember those who fought for New Zealand during WW1 and WW2. Thank you to the RSA for organising the ceremony, Rev Sam Bate for officiating at the service and to the Martinborough Fire Brigade for the refreshments which were very much appreciated by all. I believe the Lake Ferry ceremony was also well patronised. … Continue Reading
BY JOHN ANSELL
Gidday, my name is Michael
I’ve two other names as well
I share them with my parents
But for how long who can tell?
My Mum’s called Nancy Inkersell
But when she was quite small
She was named after a passage-way
Her name was Nancy Hall. … Continue Reading
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