Pegasus Post: February 13, 2018

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The New Brighton Community 

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interest to the city council. Trust 

member Chris Carrow said the 

group aims to keep the hall in a 

shared management agreement 

with the city council. 

“We are working towards this, 

but have to get the Ministry of 

Education and city council to 

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YOU HAVE to applaud the 

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Brighton and their fight to save the 

Roy Stokes Hall (page 1). 

The hall has been a hub for Brighton 

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community itself – it needs people and groups using it. 

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Bid to clean up derelict sites 


RICHMOND residents are 

taking matters into their own 

hands as they say landlords 

who live out of the city are not 

maintaining their properties. 

A meeting was organised 

between community members 

and business owners recently 

to discuss issues including 

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gardens, 

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of the suburb. 

Hayley 

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Hayley Guglietta is planning a 

wide-scale clean-up of the area 

and is hoping local businesses 

will help with donations. 

Mrs Guglietta is unhappy that 

some landlords were not looking 

after their properties, she said. 

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take responsibility for the 

maintenance of their sites.” 

“I live and work in the area, 

I’ve invested in the area and 

it’s frustrating to see absent 

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leaving their sites impacts on 

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everyone else.” Central Ward 

city councillor Deon Swiggs 

attended the community 

meeting and said there will be a 

bigger focus on improving the 

Richmond commercial area. 

“It’s a good time to start 

looking at that (Richmond) 

village area and have some focus 

on some of those issues that (the 

community) have been raising.” 

Cr Swiggs is pushing to form 

a business and landowners’ 

association for the area. 

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quite clear is that there seems to 

be a potential disconnect with 

some businesses in the area 

and talking to the community 

about their expectations and 

potentially how they can 

both work together to improve 

the village area to get it 

up to its potential,” said Cr 

Swiggs. 

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with the team managing the city 

council’s Enliven Place Project 

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McMaster & Heap 

Veterinary practice 

Charity work 

For a while now, Steve and I have helped 

out charity organizations in Christchurch. 

We are involved with CPL, redzonecats and 

more recently the SPCA. We all really enjoy 

the involvement and working relationship 

we have with these organizations, ensuring 

that these animals get “Gold” Standard 

treatment and care in our hospital, just like 

any of our pets would receive. 

Megan and a tabby kitten in for desexing. 

What has amazed me is the total 

commitment , kindness and compassion 

the inspectors, fosterers, vets and carers we 

have dealt with have for these homeless, 

sick and often abused animals. Many of 

these people work voluntarily. It is not an 

easy job, physically or emotionally. They 

see a lot of things we shouldn’t have to 

be exposed to. They often transform 

their homes to cater for the fast growing 

number of cats to care for. They do the 

very best in terms of nutrition and pet care. 

They genuinely care and want to improve 

the life and health for this animal. 

Working with the CPL means we mainly 

desex, microchip and vaccinate kittens who 

are living with fosterers until they are ready 

to be put up for adoption. One of the best 

parts of our day is cuddling these kittens 

– all are so cute and huggable. Robyn 

who we liase with, has worked tirelessly 

and voluntarily for over 25 years for the 

CPL and is just one of the kindest most 

generous people I know. She makes a huge 

difference in the lives of those kittens and 

has a dedicated team of fosterers to help. 

CPL kittens awaiting their surgery. 

Redzonecats also do a remarkable job, 

a job no one else was prepared to do, in 

that they carefully monitor and trap stray 

cats in earthquake redzoned areas and 

endeavor to find their previous owners or 

socialize and rehome these cats to loving 

families. Many of these cats have been 

alone and “just surviving” since 2011 and 

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so are difficult for us to handle without 

sedation. Initially we check these cats for 

FIV and FeLV ( Feline Aids or Feline leukemia 

Virus) and if they test negative we will often 

desex and vaccinate these cats, perform 

dentistry on mouths that require it, and 

groom or xray where appropriate. These 

cats are given a fantastic chance and we 

all treat them with respect, kindness and 

humility. We love helping out Jane and her 

cats. Another outstanding woman who 

genuinely cares about animals. 

Recently we have started working 

alongside the SPCA. This has been 

particularly rewarding diagnosing and 

treating these animals to the best of 

our ability and providing them with a 

level of kindness and care they often 

haven’t experienced before. The SPCA 

inspectors we deal with are a wonderful 

bunch of passionate, gentle people who 

are solely dedicated to helping improve 

the lives of the animals in their care. We 

examine sick and uplifted animals, provide 

diagnostics such as xrays, blood testing 

and ultrasounds where necessary and 

we provide intensive care monitoring if 

needed. Due to being open 7 days, the 

weekends can often be busy checking out 

SPCA patients and providing a treatment 

plan. 

We even see tortoises - here Kirsty is 

performing a hind leg amputation 

to save its life. 

Steve and I are very proud to be 

associated with the above organizations 

and we have met some fabulous people 

along the way, who all share our views 

that a pets’ life is just as important as our 

own, and these special furry friends of ours 

should be treated and cared for exactly 

the same. We are all headed in the same 

direction whereby we want to decrease 

animal abuse and abandonment by way of 

providing the correct education to people, 

care that is affordable and showing respect 

and kindness to everyone, regardless of 

where they come from. Everyone does 

deserve the love and companionship of 

owning a pet but it’s not a decision to be 

taken lightly and the correct advice and 

education from us as health professionals is 

vitally important for a successful outcome. 

Dr Michele McMaster 

For more information on the work these 

organizations do and if you are looking at 

adopting a pet please visit their websites 

– redzonecats.org.nz, cats.org.nz and 

spcacanterbury.org.nz 

McMaster & Heap 

Readers respond 

to an article about 

the Richmond 

Community Garden 

being targeted by 

thieves 

Les Robinson 

Shelford – Not just 

Christchurch, it’s 

happening to a lot of our 

community gardens. 

We have had quite a few 

incidences in Whakatane 

as well. Luckily our 

tools are locked up in 

a container, but garden 

boxes get damaged and 

food ripped out. Its free 

people, just ask. I do hope 

you have good sponsors 

to help replace your lost 

tools. 

Robyn Rodgers – 

Disgusting and sadly they 

won’t know how to use 

them. 

Bruce Smith – I never 

realised that there are so 

many total scumbags in 

Christchurch. 

Kevin Garty – They 

must be very proud of 

themselves. 

Ngahuia Johnston – 

Of course they did, people 

take anything not nailed 

and cemented in the 

ground, so sad. 

Dothy Mitchell 

– So unnecessary, all 

they had to do was ask. 

Disappointing. 

Judith Stowers – 

Scum bags. 

John Baxendine – 

Need to be dealt to. 

Joanne Churcher 

– We’ve had the same 

issue with the Food Forest 

Kaiapoi – kai is in our 

name, including thefts 

of picnic tables and art 

installations. This is right 

down there with thefts 

from charity boxes in 

shops. Reckon it’s time to 

bring back the stocks. 

Mike Dixon – Wow, 

what a nasty despicable 

thing to do. I hope the 

people responsible for doing 

this are held accountable. 

Sometimes I wonder 

what people are thinking 

when they take away from 

community organisations 

such as this when all they 

are trying to do is help 

others in need etc. 

Rose Walker – This 

happens here so much 

why can’t they put 

cameras up to catch 

EMPTY: A 

majority of 

the tools in 

the Richmond 

Community 

Garden shed 

were stolen. 

these low-life scum? 

Warren Lee – 

Someone knows who they 

are – out them and let 

them share their shame 

forever. 

Lawrence Allen – 

So much for community, 

aye? 

Readers respond to 

an article about mum 

Erica Godfrey who 

was punched at the 

Thomson Park skate 

park after defending 

her autistic son 

Robyn Rodgers – 

Two sides to every story 

but it still doesn’t give 

someone the right to 

punch. 

Zane McKinnon – 

She approached the kid to 

“explain” the points about 

her son and next thing she 

gets a whack. That doesn’t 

sound right to me. If my 

kid had autism and was 

being bullied I wouldn’t 

be too calm either. I’m 

glad the little punk got 

caught and it’s not right 

what happened to the lady 

but this story doesn’t quite 

add up. 

Amanda White – I 

can’t believe there’s still no 

lightning and cameras at 

that park. 

Cath Milio – And what 

of all the bystanders?



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Action planned after mum punched 


Support for 

cameras, lights, 

more visibility 

at skate park 


TREES AND shrubbery may 

be removed to increase visibility 

of Thomson Park from the road 

in a bid to reduce anti-social 

behaviour. 

Police recommended the move 

as part of its Crime Prevention 

through Environmental Design 

principles, with the aim of providing 

a clear view of the skate 

park from the road. 

Police also supported installing 

security cameras and better lighting 

at the park. Both methods 

have been effective at the Washington 

Way Skate Park and Margaret 

Mahy Family Playground. 

It comes after South New 

Brighton resident Erica Godfrey 

was punched in the face by a 

14-year-old male who had been 

bullying her autistic son at the 

skate park. 

Mrs Godfrey confronted the 

teenager after her son Isaiah was 

pushed over and threatened. 

ASSAULTED: Erica Godfrey, with her son Isaiah, shows the bruise to her face after she was 

punched by a youth at Thomson Skate Park on Marine Pde. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Mrs Godfrey and police attended 

a Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board meeting last week 

about the assault, which aimed to 

improve safety at the park. 

The community board 

requested city council staff carry 

out a safety review of the park, 

including assessing the need for 

security cameras and lighting. 

It also arranged for a 

neighbourhood watch patrol to 

include the park on its visiting 

schedule. 

Mrs Godfrey was pleased with 

the planned action. 

“It definitely would help; it’s 

better than nothing. It’s good to 

know neighbourhood watch is 

going to get more involved,” she 

said. 

Mrs Godfrey was happy with 

the feedback she received at the 

board meeting and, if nothing is 

done as a result, she will continue 

fighting to improve safety at the 

park. 

“I have put through a request 

for information about how many 

incidences there are at Thomson 

Park and once the information is 

through I will do a petition, but I 

told (the community board) that 

I don’t want it to have to come to 

that.” 

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The trust said in its expression of 

interest that it is passionate about 

providing a creative and performing arts 

space for the community. 

The Christchurch Circus Trust 

currently leases the hall and will remain 

a key user if the building is not sold to 

private investors. 

The trust wants to secure additional 

regular users, with the tenancies 

providing the base income to run the 

hall. 

“We believe that securing tenancies 

will not be an issue,” said Mr Carrow in 

the expression of interest. 

The trust has already received interest 

from more than 18 groups, schools and 

programmes. Mr Carrow said retaining 

the rest of the old Central New Brighton 

School site is also a possibility. 

A letter has been sent from the trust 

to Minister of Education Chris Hipkins 

asking for an extension on the sale of the 

hall until April 2019. 

It also requested other options be 

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SBHS, Avonside 

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Schools are back in full swing, meaning new head girls and 

boys have been selected to lead their classmates. Here’s 

what the year has in store for some of the new leaders 

Shirley Boys’ High School 

Avonside Girls’ High School 

BIG BUBBLES: Isabel Vickers had fun blowing bubbles at the annual I Love New Brighton 

event on Waitangi Day. 

PHOTOS: BEN FAIRWEATHER 

Celebrate Brighton 

GAMES: Faerie and fashion 

designer Lily Peas Blossom 

helps create some magic 

with bubbles. 

PAINTED: Ataahua, 5, had 

her face painted. 

•Jeremy Wright is the head boy 

of Shirley Boys’ High for 2018. He 

will chair the school council and 

represent his school in the highest 

levels of sport and cultural 

activity. 

Jeremy is strong academically 

and a highlight 

for him and 

his school this 

year will be his 

trip to France 

in July. 

In 2017, he 

was selected as 

a New Zealand 

ambassador 

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Family Footsteps 

trip to France in 2018. 

The trip and the work he will 

do on it, will commemorate the 

friendship which developed between 

France and New Zealand 

during World War 1. 

HEAD GIRLS: Emma van Grinsven (left) and 

Danielle Knight will lead Avonside Girls’ 

High students. 

•Emma van Grinsven is 

honoured to be the head girl at 

Avonside Girls’ High School. 

The subjects she enjoys at 

school include graphics and 

design. Emma enjoys how 

both subjects use self-directed 

learning, and she is able to add 

her own personal touch to the 

projects she undertakes. 

Emma likes to keep herself 

busy, which is why she gets 

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activities such as rowing. This 

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she said, and she looks forward 

to seeing what can be achieved. 

•Danielle Knight is delighted to 

be Avonside Girls’ High School’s 

deputy head girl for 2018. 

Her favourite subjects are 

physical education, accounting 

and chemistry. 

Throughout her years at 

Avonside she has been involved 

in many school 

sports teams and 

groups. 

To name a few, 

she takes part in 

Z-club, Students 

Against Dangerous 

Driving, netball and 

volleyball. 

Through these 

sports and groups 

Danielle has met 

many like-minded 

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Centre on move to MacFarlane Park 


RELOCATED: This building, 

donated by the Lions Clubs 

International Foundation, 

was set to be relocated to 

MacFarlane Park yesterday 

in order to be used by the 

Shirley Community Trust. 

A NEW building for the Shirley 

Community Trust was scheduled 

to be relocated to MacFarlane 

Park yesterday. 

The building, which has a large 

meeting room, two offices, a 

kitchen and toilets, was donated 

to the city by the Lions Clubs 

International Foundation following 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

It was previously used as 

the St Albans Community Centre 

on Colombo St. 

There were some delays to the 

process as the city council initially 

estimated the cost to relocate 

the building would be $100,000. 

However, more detailed planning 

revealed it would cost $225,000. 

The initial $100,000 was approved 

through the city council’s 

Annual Plan. 

An additional $125,000 was fast 

tracked for the move. 

The trust has been mainly operating 

out of a small building at 

MacFarlane Park for 16 years. 

Trust manager Jane Mitchell 

said the new building is a “very 

exciting” prospect. 

“We will still be operating 

out of the smaller building, but 

now there will be room for other 

things to happen . . . it also means 

other groups can come into the 

community centre, which is 

great,” said Mrs Mitchell. 

Trust chairman Graeme Mitchell 

said it was “very grateful” to 

the city council and Lions club 

for gifting the building. 

The trust creates and facilitates 

community meals, after school 

programmes, touch rugby, food 

banks, parenting courses, numeracy 

and literacy classes, and 

youth workers in local schools. 

Work on site isn’t expected to 

be completed until June 28. 

This will include landscaping, 

electrical, plumbing and a small 

car park. The building will be 

officially handed over to the trust 

on June 29.



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Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls 

Every Tuesday, 11am-1.30pm 

Indoor bowls for the senior 

community. No experience 

necessary and all abilities 

welcome. Go along to try it out. 

Please wear soft shoes. Cost per 

person is $2. First session free. 

Phone Tania Smith at ACTIS on 

963 7070, or 027 540 5442 with 

any inquiries. 

Aranui/Wainoni Community 

Centre 

Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool 

programme running 

during term time. Students 

can join the club and become 

involved in different activities 

based on local and current events 

in a fun learning environment. 

Homework help is available 

during this time. Free to 

attend and no bookings 

required. 

Aranui library, 109 Aldershot St 

Ascot Exercise Classes for 

Over 50s 

Wednesday, 1-2pm, Thursday, 

9.30am 

Times may change to just 

Thursdays at a later time. Cost 

is $4 and a cup tea to follow. All 

inquires are welcome to phone 

either Margaret 383 2665 or 383 

Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Friday 

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Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

An hour of fun playing 

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charades, connect four and 

pictionary. Learn and develop 

strategies in new games such as 

dutch blitz, heads up, hand and 

foot, and group games. Join in 

for X-box and PS4 tournaments. 

Take your friends or meet some 

new ones; all children aged eight 

to 12 welcome. No booking or 

payment required. 

Linwood Library, 1st floor 

Eastgate Shopping Centre 

CV Drop-in 

Thursday, 10-1130am 

A librarian will be on hand to 

assist customers who are needing 

help with their resume. We 

can offer guidance on creating, 

updating, and editing your CV. 

New Brighton library, 213 

Marine Pde 

Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word 

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and Friday, 3.30-5pm. Youthtown will help you get your 

licence. The cost, including learner licence test fee, snacks 

and resources, is $130 for six sessions. Sessions run until 

March 23. New Brighton Library. 

Cost $3, includes afternoon tea. 

Ascot Community Centre, Ascot 

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Seaside Toy Library 

Saturday, 9.30-11.30am 

Catering for children six 

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games and sports equipment. Toy 

hire $2 per fortnight. Visit our 

Facebook page. 

St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine 

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Barrier-Free Computing 

Saturday, 10-12pm 

This service is provided by 

the Computer for Special Needs 

Trust, an organisation that offers 

assistance with using computers 

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hand to help beginners as well 

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accessing the internet, playing 

games, researching homework 

assignments, and literacy or 

numeracy development. 

There is also the opportunity 

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standard library printing and 

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New Brighton library, 213 

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Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

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produce, artisan bread, arts, 

crafts, jewellery and more. 

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Golden Oldies Movies 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Every Monday the New 

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classic. This week it’s Arsenic and 

Old Lace with Cary Grant (1944). 

The theme is crime thriller. 

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Eastside Gallery Multicultural 

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Monsay-Friday, 11-4pm, 

Saturday, noon-3pm 

Each year the Linwood 

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Eastside Gallery hosts an annual 

multicultural art exhibition 

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the Multicultural Festival. The 

exhibition and festival aim to aid 

cultural understanding while 

celebrating diversity. The theme 

for the year’s exhibition is ‘the 

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Sunday, noon-3pm 

A free event for all ages to 

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community. There will be opportunities 

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clubs and recreation providers 

and continuous entertainment 

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games and food (including Pedalmania, 

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Hi from the team at 

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It is almost a year since McGirr Motors 

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As we approach our first anniversary 

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Owner, Gary Lake wishes to thank family 

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Gary and right-hand man Yutaka are still 

on board. They have also employed two 

new mechanics – Terry, who has 30-plus 

years’ experience, and Jacob, their thirdyear 

apprentice. 

“Thank you to our customers (old and 

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“Now in our 18th year, our qualified and 

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• Diagnostics 

• Batteries 

• Brakes 

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• Tyres etc. 

“If you have any concerns about your 

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take care of your car maintenance.” 

In this summer of record temperatures, 

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your air-conditioning and cooling system. 

To make your appointment, phone 

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co.nz. 

Workshop address is: 332 Gloucester St 

(cnr Gloucester St & Fitzgerald Ave. This 

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Opening hours: 8am-5.30pm Monday 

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LIVE music is returning to e Papanui! 

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First up are rock cover duos FAT STALLION 

on Friday and ACOUSTIC SOLUTION on 

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Coming up over subsequent weekends are 

exceptional vocal/guitar duo STEVE & ANDY 

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skiffle and rnr. on Friday 9th March; and... 

hailing from Jindabyne Australia... SATIN 

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