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PAGE 10 Wednesday September 2 2020 BAY HARBOUR Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz We have some great book and gift ideas for Your Dad this FATHER’S DAY SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER FATHER’S DAY CARDS FUDGE COLOURFUL NOVELTY SOCKS JIGSAW PUZZLES 1005 Ferry rd Ph 384 2063 CLOSED SUNDAY while stocks last (see instore for terms and conditions) We Wish you Well and hope to see you all soon! Barry & kerry
Wednesday September 2 2020 News Principal for Our Lady Star of the Sea School appointed OUR LADY Star of the Sea School in Sumner has appointed Nathan Burford as its new principal. Burford will start the position next month. He has skills and extensive experience in education and a strong focus on community relationships and communication. Burford is currently deputy principal at Paparoa Street School. Previously, he worked as deputy principal at Rakaia School in Mid-Canterbury, ONE OF New Zealand’s last remaining World War 2 fighter pilots has died. Dave Iggo died “peacefully” on August 23, three months after he celebrated his 100th birthday at Edith Cavell Lifecare and Village in Medbury Preparatory School and St Andrew’s Preparatory School, with a stint overseas at NLCS Jeju, a British international school. Said Burford: “I relate well to all people and have a passion for children, teaching and learning and am ready to move to the next stage of my career as a principal. I understand the immense responsibility that such a position presents and have complete confidence in my Nathan Burford Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz ability to lead the school into the next phase of development.” A father of three school-aged children, Burford enjoys supporting their numerous sporting interests and spending time with family. He can be seen walking around Hagley Park regularly to keep fit and describes himself as self-confessed cricket tragic. The board of trustees will work closely with Burford to identify opportunities for growth and improvement and ensure a bright future for the school. World War 2 pilot dies Sumner. Mr Iggo was part of the 485 (NZ) Spitfire Squadron in England during World War 2 and was flying a Spitfire before he could drive Dave Iggo a car. The squadron was involved in the Normandy D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. Following the war, Iggo came back to New Zealand and became a primary school teacher at Aranui Primary, North New Brighton and South New Brighton schools. He is survived by his daughters, Jill and Sue, and was great-grandfather to nine grandchildren. BAY HARBOUR PAGE 11
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