Hi Everyone
A reminder that there will be drinks at Simmer this evening with the Wednesday Walking Group – all are welcome to pop along and join them from 5.30 onwards. For what’s coming up next week, please click here.
ON NEXT WEEK
· ** CPCC Buggy Walking Group ** - please note a small change in time for our buggy walking group, now leaving at 10am every Monday morning. Hope this new time suits better!
· ** Creative Expressions Craft Group ** - Monday afternoon quilting and knitting sessions continue at CPCC every week during term time. From 1.30 – 3.30pm, and only $2 to cover the room hire. Newcomers and inexperienced quilters and knitters are always welcome. Let me know if you’d like further details.
· ** JP Service Centre ** - A reminder that our Justices of the Peace are at the Community Centre every Tuesday evening from 7 - 8pm. No appointment is necessary, just turn up. Check out this link to see all the things a JP can help you with: http://www.jpfed.org.nz/What+
· ** 360 Degree Fitness ** - our exciting new men’s group fitness class starts next week. You may have seen David featured on p9 of this week’s Independent Herald (www.independentherald.co.nz). With a range of time options and locations in the Northern Suburbs, David’s classes are perfect for someone who wants to work out with the support and mate-ship of a group but doesn’t enjoy the gym environment. Come during the day or get your workout done first thing in the morning before work – it’s up to you. Classes run on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6.15 – 7.15 am, Tuesday mornings from 10 – 11am and Thursday afternoons from 2.30 – 3.30. Contact David on 021 2579963/david@360degreefitness.
· ** Wednesday Walking Group: "Poker Walk" ** - The long awaited "Poker Walk" will be next Wednesday! Here’s how it will work:
- Be at the Community Centre at 9am for a 9:15am start.
- We will make up teams of three
- Each team will be give five clues to find five different destinations - at each destination each team will be given a playing card so that after finding the five destinations you will have a Poker Hand - see form attached.
- Return to Simmer and the team with the best Poker Hand will receive a bottle of wine for each team member and the team with the worst Poker Hand will also receive a prize for each team member.
- To cover the cost of the prizes, we ask that each person pays a $3 entry fee.
COMING SOON – MARK YOUR CALENDARS
· ** Churton Park Photography Club ** - the club meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 7.30pm. New members are always welcome. More details in next week’s email on this month’s topic.
COMMUNITY NOTICES
· ** Capital Harmony Chorus Open Night ** - Capital Harmony Chorus, who practices just down the road at Churton Park School, are looking for new members. If you love to sing and would like to know more, come along to their open night on Monday 16th June! See the attached flyer for more details.
· ** Johnsonville Library Night Storytime ** - bring the kids and their favourite hat along to Johnsonville Library tonight at 6.30pm for night time story time at the library. Tonight’s theme is “Hats”.
· A message from the Churton Park Community Association: "Have you had your say on the buses yet? Greater Wellington Regional Council has advised they will still receive submissions on Churton Park bus routes. It is important that your views are made known as the decisions made will impact the suburb for the next 15 years. The forms and maps to use are available on the Churton Park Community Association website or from the Community Centre Office. Go on - do it today. It does matter."
· ** Reporting Crime to the Police ** - There have been a few anecdotal reports of petty crime occurring around Churton Park in the last few weeks. A gentle reminder from our local Community Constable that Police cannot act on anecdotal information - you need to report crime or suspicious behaviour to them so that they can follow it up. In addition, reporting crime to Police enables them to accurately assess trends in crime in a certain area in order to allocate resources. If you see anything that concerns you, the best number is the Police Operations Line: 04 381 2000.
· ** Stebbings Road Planting Project ** - The Glenside Progressive Association has organised a landscaping project near the new Western Bridge on Stebbings Road. Preparation of the site is all done, they are now looking for a few volunteers to help with the planting on Saturday 7th and 14th June from 10am -12pm (weather permitting).
To keep up to date with what’s on at CPCC throughout the week, you can follow us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/
Have yourselves a great weekend!
Beckie Duffy Community Centre Advocate
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