Ashburton Courier: July 16, 2020

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notice lodged by afuneral director will be listed
without charge.Therewill be asmall charge of $15
forsubsequent notices related to the same death,
up to amaximum of 35 words and on aper-line
basis afterthat.
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memoriam notices and anniversaries.
Family Notices
DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS
BRADLEY, Brian Patrick:
Peacefully at his home
on 13 July 2020, after a
courageous battle, aged
67 years. Dearly loved
husband of the late
Margaret. Loving father
and father-in-law ofKieran
and Melissa, Nikki and Ross,
adored grandad of Jethro
and Lincoln. Loved son of
the late Glenis and Terance,
loved son-in-law of Esmè,
and the late Keith Smith.
Loved brother and brother
in-law of Bernard and
Diane, Kevin and Marlene.
Loved uncle of Richard,
and Philip. A service to
celebrate Brian’s life is
to be held at our chapel,
cnr East and Cox Street,
Ashburton, on Saturday
18 July, commencing at
11am followed by private
cremation. In lieu of flowers
donations to St John
Ambulance and The Cancer
Society would be gratefully
accepted and may beleft
at theservice. Messages to
The Bradley Family, c/- PO
Box472, Ashburton7740.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
BUTT, Leonard George
(Len) Sunrise 24/9/1925
- Sunset 12/07/2020,
at Radius Millstream,
Ashburton. Dearly loved
husband of Merle, loved
husband of the late Jean.
Loving father and father-inlaw
ofMarjorie &Ivan, Kate
and the late Brian, Terry
and Jean. Grandfather
of Camille and Tony, Dale,
Emma and Hayden. Great
grandfather of Mia and
Cassie. Respected friend
of Robyn Mathews and
Heather Ford. Messages to
the Butt family c/- PO Box
472, Ashburton 7740. A
Service to celebrate Len’s
lifetobeheld at our chapel,
cnr East & Cox Streets
Ashburton on Thursday
16th July, commencing at
10am. Followed byprivate
cremation at the Ashburton
Crematorium.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 307 7433
CROWE, Peter: Unexpectedly
at Ashburton on Tuesday,
July 7, 2020. Adoring
father of Jolene. A dearly
loved son, brother, uncle,
and mate. InPete’s words
“Please enjoy”.
A private cremation has
been held.
Fuirich Agus Chi Thu
0800 2MEMORY
027 637 1229
CULLEN, Fiona Jane:
Peacefully at home in
Ashburton onSunday, July
12, 2020 aged 43 years.
Dearly loved daughter of
Gene and the late Dennis,
cherished mum of Morgan,
loved sister and sister-inlaw
of Andrew and Toni,
and Brendan and Felicity,
devoted mate of Ngaru and
adearly lovedfriend.
Many thanks to the Cancer
Society, Hospice Mid
Canterbury, and the District
Nurses for their care and
support. Messages to The
Cullen family, c/- PO Box
6035, Ashburton7742.
In lieu of flowers donations
to the Cancer Society
of Ashburton would be
appreciated and may be
made at the service.
Aservice to celebrateFiona’s
life will be held at the Hotel
Ashburton, Racecourse
Road, Ashburton on
THURSDAY, July 16th, at
1.30pm. followedbyprivate
cremation.
0800 2MEMORY
027 637 1229
HOLDAWAY,JohnGraham,
on 9th July 2020, at Radius
Millstream Ashburton, aged
86 years. Loved husband of
Natalie for 66years. Loving
father and father-in-law of
Chris and Christine, Kathryn
and Kevin Moseley, Michael
and Rachel, Ian and Linda.
Loved Granpa of John,
Thomas, and Stephen;
Nicola, and Julia; Jacob, and
Cushla; Libby, and Anna,
and 6great grandchildren.
Messages to The Holdaway
Family, c/- PO Box 472,
Ashburton 7740. Aservice
to celebrate John’s life has
been held.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 307 7433
McINTOSH, Hope Mary,
on 13 July 2020. Passed
away peacefully surrounded
by family at Terrace View,
Ashburton, in her 91st year.
Loved wife ofthe late Mac,
much loved mother and
mother-in-law of David
(Australia), Ian and Vickie
and loved grandmother
of Jack. Loved sister of
Jack, Harold, and Ida (all
deceased). Much loved
Aunty of all her nieces
and nephews. Messages
to the McIntosh Family
C/- PO Box 98, Methven
7745. Following aprivate
cremation, friends and
family are warmly invited
to the RSA, Cox Street,
AshburtononFriday17July,
commencing at 12 midday,
to share the wonderful
memories of Hope’s life.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
McKAY June, on 11th July
2020, at AshburtonHospital,
aged 74 years. Much loved
wife ofIan, and cherished
mother and mother in law
of Nathan and Nikki,Belinda
and James, Victoria and
Jamie. Loved Grandmum
to Ruby; Quinn, and Leo;
Scarlett, and Lilly. Much
loved daughter ofthe late
Alex and IvyClark, and loved
sister of Alan, and Denise.
Loveddaughterinlaw of the
late Colin and Mary McKay, a
lovedsister in lawand much
lovedAunty to all her nieces
and nephews. Messages
to the McKay family c/- PO
Box472, Ashburton7740. A
service to celebrate June’s
lifewill be held at our chapel,
cnr East & Cox Streets,
Ashburton onThursday July
16, commencing at 1.30pm.
Followed by interment at
the Ashburton New Lawn
Cemetery.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 307 7433
McKAY June, on July 11,
2020. Dearly loved sisterin-law
and loved friend of
Colin and Rachel. Will be
sadly missed.Who will hide
the marshmellows now.
Rest in peacexxxxxx
McKAY June (nee Clark),
on July 11th 2020. Loved
sister-in-law of Carolyn
and Peter Fazakarley
(Queensland Australia),
Yvonne and Robin Smith
(Geraldine), Janice and Ian
Parkin (Ashburton), Chris
Clark(Ashburton), Colin and
Rachel McKay (Ashburton).
Loved by all her nieces
and nephews. Will be sadly
missed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
READ, Betty: Kay and Allan
Breakwell, Murray and Nicki
Read, Graeme and Mary
Read and families wish to
thank everyone for the
cards, flowers, phonecalls,
baking and visits following
the sad passing of Betty.
We were very grateful
for the amazing care of
mum at Rosebank. The
managementand staffwere
outstanding. Also thanks
to Barry and the staff of
Paterson’s. Mum would
have lovedher farewell.
Please accept this as a
personal thank you toyou
allfromour family.
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Planfor
spread
If there is another
outbreakofCovid­19
in New Zealand
separate regions and
evenneighbourhoods
would be moved up
alert levels to try
containit.
The Covid­19
response framework
was announced by
Prime Minister
Jacinda Ardern
yesterday.
‘‘Itisdesignedto
give the public, and
our business
community as much
certainty as we can
aroundwhat to
expectifnew cases
inside our borders
are found. Andthat is
something we all
must prepare for.’’
MsArdern said the
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while placesthat had
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Victoria,New South
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Singapore and Korea
were experiencing
resurgences of the
virus.
New Zealand
needed aplan in case
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despite strict border
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‘‘Experts tell us
thatevenwith the
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Family owned,
locally owned
Lemon-aid for St John
Cousins Libby Driscoll­Fear and
Danielle Hill havespent some of
their school holidays thinking of
ways to help other people.
The duo made use of their
grandmother’s lemon treeand set
up astall and soldlemons to raise
money for St John. They raised
$20.
The girls took their hard­earned
efforts into St John Ashburton and
caught up with St John Ashburton
executiveofficer Elaine
Vallender.
“Wewerethrilled to receive
their donation,” Mrs Vallender
said.
“With amassiveshortfall in
fundinglooming ahead of us for
this newfinancialyear, everybit
helps.”
“St John wasn’teligible forthe
wage subsidy and we were unable
to do any fundraising,including
our annual appeal.”
The organisation is expecting a
$30 million shortfall for theyear,
22 MooreStreet,
Ashburton
0800 2636679
2289133
Cousins Libby Driscoll­Fear and
Danielle Hill present St John
Ashburton’s Elaine Vallender with
the proceeds of their lemon stall.
due not only to not being fully
fundedbythegovernment for the
ambulanceservicebut also due to
covid restrictions.
Mrs Vallender said Libby and
Danielle learnt not only how to
make sales but also about the
generosity of local people.
Salmon Run on
The Rakaia Lionsand their hardworking
volunteershave confirmed thesixth Jackson
HolmesSalmon Run will be held on Saturday,
October17atthe Rakaia Domain.
Entries opened July 15 but there is nolonger
aveterans category. Other categories cover
competitive,non­competitive, individuals and
teams, injunior, open and masters.