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Introducing Thursday Spice Nights Every Thursday night in the Avoca Fine Dining Restaurant, we have a new Curry menu to complement the existing Fine Dining Menu. Enjoy a selection of South Indian and Sri Lankan Curries. Phone 03 318 6943 to book now. TRAVEL INTELLIGENCE Professional Travel Broker @ Methven Travel For all your travel needs and the latest travel deals! Talk to KAREN BLACKLOW Call anytime 303 3151 or 021 0344 629 Ladies Getting married in Spring or Summer? Book your Makeup Artist Now Dates are filling up fast! Call Cheryl Fowler @ the Makeup Box 302 8704 or 0274612614 Dip.M.A. (Makeup Artistry) Cert. Style & Line (CMB) Cert. Colour Analysis (CMB) Movies Infoline 302 1957 Thursday 21 st To Wed 27 th July Barney’s Version (M) US comedy/drama Thurs 7.15, Fri 6.00, Sat 8.00, Sun 5.15, Mon 6.00, Tues 7.30, Wed 6.00 The Conspirator (M) US thriller/drama/historical Fri 7.30, Sat 5.15, Sun 7.30, Tues 8.00 Operation 8 (E) NZ doc examining the “anti-terror” raids in 2007 Sat 4.00, Sun 8.00 www.cinemaparadiso.co.nz Wrong Window, Hits the Right Note! Julie Clements Methven Theatre Company has once again done itself proud with it’s latest production ‘Wrong Window’. The combination of skills and talent provided a great set, awesome music and a wonderful piece of comedy. The show drew audiences of up to 900 people and from the moment you walked into the Mt Hutt Memorial Hall, the tone was set for retro with all the staff dressed in their best 1960’s garb. Quite comfortable with a glass of red and a programme in hand, the lights went down and the band made up of Wayne Pannett, son Daniel, Robbie Giddens, Joseph Lavery and the singers, Linda Young, Pixie Churchin and Mel Sibley, let rip with a great opening number. It just got better from there with hilarious hamming to subtle double entendres, very entertaining. The most wonderful thing I find about these productions is the age range, teenagers to the not so spring chickens are all welcome, and all have a vital role to play not just up front but also behind the curtain. Working hard on setting up and rehearsing these shows after a day’s work or school is not easy, so I hope that all the cast and crew had as much fun as we in the audience did. Well done everyone. Photos courtesy of Ashburton Online Right: Diana Dixon as Marnie, Lil Devon as Midge and Jason Ree as Robbie Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules (PG) Adults & Children Only $6 Thurs 2.00, 5.30, Fri 2.00, Sat 1.30, Sun 2.00, Mon 5.30, Wed 5.30 Sarah's Key (M) French drama Sat 2.00, Sun 4.00, Wed 8.15 Movie Meal Deal $60 Last Post Meal & Movie Ticket Bookings essential ph 302 8259 Left: William Hodgetts as Jeff with Lila Laswald over his shoulder (played by Helen Creelman) Below: Peter Taylor as Loomis with James Halford plaing not quite dead Thor Laswald Last Paradise (E) NZ story of extreme sport innovation filmed over 45 years Thurs 6.00, Fri 1.30, 8.15, Sat 7.30, Sun 6.00, Mon 7.30, Tues 6.00, Wed 7.30 From Time to Time (M) Oldfashioned family film haunting ghost story Fri 5.30, Sat 3.30, Sun 3.30, Tues 5.30 Beyond (R16 cont. violence, off. language) Swedish drama Thurs 8.00, Sat 6.00, Sun 1.30, Mon 8.15
Methven Preschool News Leadership roles are going to be encouraged by the teachers, where the four year old children will assist their younger peers to wash their hands, find their lunch boxes, sit with them and open small packets. This helps children to develop a sense of responsibility for the needs and wellbeing of their peers, as well as experiencing an environment where children are encouraged to learn with and alongside others. Some of the children have been busy with construction and building using the big house frame with added pieces of materials. They have developed the confidence to play around with ideas and to explore actively with all their senses. Last Wednesday the teachers decided to surprise the children with a ‘Wacky Wednesday’ where for a change the teachers and setting turned into weird surroundings, for example, toast on the sliding doors, tree in the toilet, afternoon tea setting on the ceiling and the teachers dressed oddly. The children were delighted when they arrived at preschool and were eager to investigate all the wacky happenings. A favourite read for the day was the story called ‘Wacky Wednesday’. We also take this opportunity to thank the following four lovely Methven Primary school students Danielle, Courtney, Sam and Blake who visited our centre for the morning as part of their Red Sock leadership skills day. Our children absolutely loved having you here, and we thank you all so much for your positive Ski Time Restaurant & Bar Open 7 days a week from 4:30pm To die for... our baked akaroa salmon, spinach & red onion frittata or rib eye steak w crushed potatoes, asian greens, and beetroot demi-glaze. outlooks and bringing in activities for the children. This is a very good example of children developing an awareness of connecting links between the preschool and school environment, you all demonstrated wonderful leadership qualities. Last Friday we showed our support for National Red and Black day in support of Christchurch with donations of non perishable items. It has been a pleasure having Tenille here on placement for the past four weeks. We welcome back Trish from her overseas holiday. Charlie, George and Harry have gone to school soon to be followed by Lachlan and Steffi happy school days children. The under two’s said goodbye to Struan who has transitioned to the over two’s and have welcomed Fletcher, Blake, Archer and their families. We look forward to helping you to develop into competent and confident learners, whilst having fun at preschool. Hayley has enjoyed her experience on in house practicum in the under twos for three weeks. The children have been experiencing a variety of creative and expressive activities such as messy play, drawing and painting. The outdoor roll down blinds have been put to good use lately allowing the children to continue their outdoor play enclosed from the cold outdoor elements. We celebrated Maori language week with the under two kai area created into a whare, with the walls adorned with weaving, kowhaiwhai (patterns), flax arrangements and phrases. Cat and Suzie on behalf Methven Pre school. Come and relax by the open fire and try our new menu for yourself! Ph 302 8398 www skitime.co.nz The Sunday Brunch Terrace Downs Resort Now only $39 per person Enjoy our new winter brunch menu in Avoca Fine Dining Restaurant with live Jazz music. Introducing Kids eat for FREE. Any child (0-12) with an accompanying parent dining at the Brunch is entitled to FREE Kids Club, including a meal from the children’s menu. For casual visitors Kids Club is $30 per child. Bookings for Kids Club & The Brunch are essential. Phone 03 318 6943 to make a booking. THE BIG DAY OUT BREAKFAST Hot Breakfast Panini (bacon, egg, hash brown) + Coffee for only $10.00 Fresh breads and rolls baked daily Hot pies, sausage rolls, filled rolls, sandwiches, bagels. slices and cakes. All baked on site Packed Lunches available Call in and see us in The Mall www.methvenbakery.co.nz 302 9239
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