What's On

Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 6, Issue 272, 31 January 1989, Page 5

What's On

Babysitting Club Contact for December, Gaylene Hutson, phone 56-387. Church of Latterday Saints Ruanui Street, behind Pinetree Motors. Note: Church begins at 10.00am (for the summer period). For further information phone O. Lloyd 56-867 work ext 483. Country Women's Institute Our next meeting is February 9 at Mrs J. Brake's, 9 Bullot Street, Hostess. Motto: Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. Roll Call: Christmas cards for Kindy. Cooking: Summer Salad. Craft: Potato Stamp. Speaker: Mrs A. Wilcox, St.Johns Youth Movement. For more information phone 56-407. Guiding Pippins: For six-year-olds, Sundays 5pm-6pm, Leader Sharon Aston. Brownies: For seven-to nine-year-olds, Tuesdays 5.30pm-7pm, Leader Beth Drysdale. Guides: For nine-to 14-year-olds, Wednesdays 6pm-7.30pm, Leader Janice McKeaney. All meetings at the Scout Den, Laing Lane, Waiouru. District Commissioner Ailsley Willcox 56-390. Housie Run by Weir Terrace Kindergarten. Wednesday nights 8pm at the Works and Services Hall, Brooke St. For more information please ring Michelle 56-136. Restarting on the 18th January 1989. Knitwit Course '89 All those interested or who have already given their names in, please contact Libby Tuthill on 56-596 (day) or 56-067 (home). Kohanga Reo Where: Waiouru Marae, Time: 9.00am-noon Monday to Friday. Enquiries: Mere Creagh at the Marae during above hours. For more information phone O. Lloyd 56-867 after hours. Marching Girls, teenagers, ladies, any age. Interested in joining a marching team'. All welcome. A good inexpensive way to travel the North Island participating in competitions. A very disciplined sport to enjoy with heaps of fun and laughter. Any age welcome, you're never too old. So come on join today. We are particulary interested in recruiting girls for our Senior team from Ohakune, Waiouru or Taihape. For more information phone Pauline 56-464 home. S.RC.A. Lost & Found Service FOUND: 3-4 month old persian white kitten, white and honey coloured 3-4 month old kitten, Tabby cat, ginger, black, white and brown and many others. If your cat is lost or missing please ring Sian 56-245 or Debie 56-723 we may have good news for you. Numbers to note: Feed-a-pet Gaylene 56-387, animal placement office Gail 81-161, complaints Karen 58-079. You will also be happy to hear the pet motel in Taihape is again open, for bookings ring 81161. Squash For Ladies Ladies squash mornings are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am-noon. Pre-schoolars are not a problem as there are plenty of baby sitters. Even if you don't play come down and share a cup of coffee or tea with us. See you down there at the Squash Courts. St. John St John is alive and well in Waiouru. If you are aged between 8 and 70 we have a vacancy for you. We meet at the Glasshouse, Waiouru Military Hospital. The Cadets meet on a Monday night 7pm-8.30pm, adults meet on a Tuesday night 7pm-9pm. For more information phone Ailsley Willcox 56-390 or Gabriella Tipene 56-002. Waiouru Playcentre Queree Drive (Next to the Skating Rink). A pre-school for children aged from birth to school age and for adults to learn development, education skills etc. Any queries phone Secretary Terry Stevens 56-053. Times for term three are 9am-l 1.45am Tuesdays and Thursdays. Waiouru Thrift Shop Open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am-2pm, on the hill behind the BNZ. Why Breast is Best - Protection against allergies, bonding, jaw, teeth and speech development, gift of time, money, peace of mind. Next meeting of La Leche League at 4 Weir Terrace, 10am Thursday February 9. All interested women welcome with their children. Phone Robin 56-255.