Email Tree News
Summer Reading Programme
Masterton Christian Childcare Programmes for Term 4
Womens Triathlon
Wairarapa Green Dollar Exchange
Relay for Life
Trust House Summer Series
UCOL
Strengthening Families Facilitator Training
Pahiatua Information Centre
Transition Towns
Tararua I-Site
Inland Revenue Support visits - times for 2008.
Active Wairarapa
St Johns Shuttle to Palmerston North
Tararua Maternity Information
Red Cross Courses
Barnardos
Otaki Childrens Health Camps
P@TH - Family Works Centre
PATHS
Stopping Violence Services
Gregor Scholarship
Community Project
Cycle into Summer
Suicide Prevention and Self-Harm Seminar
Victim Support Volunteers
I-Wairarapa
Eastside Community Event
Wairarapa Womens Centre AGM 2008
UCOL Carpentry Open Evening and Auction
Stopping Violence Services
Reel Earth Aotearoa Environmental Film Festival
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The Summer Reading Programme at the Masterton District Library this year is:

Super Heroes Read! Panui anoo ngaa Hautipua!
It runs from
8th December 2008 to 16th January 2009
and is for children 2 years to 11 years

The aim of the Programme is to encourage reading as a fun thing to do, through rewards, activity sheets, storytellers and Finale to celebrate their achievements on
Wednesday 21st January 2009

Enrolments are at the:
Masterton District Library
Thursday 20th November 2008
3.30pm7.30pm

Reading and reporting in for the programme starts on the 8th December 2008.

Masterton Christian Childcare Programmes for Term 4.

Guitar Club
-Want to practice?
-Want to have fun with guitars?

Bring your guitar (contact Donna some guitars available)
(No preschoolers please)
Wednesday afternoons at 3.30 pm
Free to MCCCP clients $3per session to general public

Belly dancing for fun and fitness
-great exercise
-safe fun
-private (ladies only, no preschoolers please)

Tuesdays 4 p.m.
Free to MCCCP clients $3 per session to general public
Hip Hop Abs / Pilates
fun and fitness
-great exercise
-safe fun
- no preschoolers please

Mondays 3.30 (starting week 2)
Free to MCCCP clients $3 per session to general public

Coffee Morning
18TH DECEMBER 10.30 am
We will take you out for a coffee / hot chocolate. Sit back and relax!

Computer skills
A six-week program covering:
Computer skills
Writing your CV
Home management plans
Starting 10.30 am-12pm
Thursday 3oth October
Free to MCCCP clients $3 per session to general public

Christmas crafts come make some Christmas presents with us.
Tuesdays 10.30am 12.30 starting 21st Oct.
Free to MCCCP clients $3 per session to general public

Quit Smoking
Details and dates to be confirmed

OTHER F WORDS
A six-week programme around
FUN, FOOD, FITNESS AND FAMILY
Bring a Friend and some laughter

This will be held in Featherston at Family Works.
Please see Frances if you require transport.
ALL PROGRAMS (unless specified) ARE HELD AT MASTERTON CHRISTIAN CHILD CARE
PH 377 5476

Wairarapa Womens Triathlon
Are you ready for a challenge??!!
Sunday 23rd November 2008
9am Start
Enter as an individual or a team of 2-3 women
$30 Individual or $35 Team
Run Cycle Swim
Run: 2.3km Cycle: 13km Swim: 175m
Events take place in and around Masterton's beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park
To register download a entry form from www.activewairarapa.org.nz
Or contact Sport Wairarapa 06 370 9157

The Wairarapa Green Dollar Exchange

The Green Dollar Exchange operating out of the Wairarapa Community Centre in Masterton has been providing the Wairarapa with a complementary currency system since 1990. Members sell goods and services to one another, and to members of the public in general, through a variety of Markets held regularly throughout the region, and by means of both a print and electronic goods and services Directory. Trading occurs through the medium of Green Dollars and the recently introduced WAIS Vouchers.

The aims of the exchange can be summed up by quoting from its constitution:
1. To assist members to be actively responsible for their own financial well being
2. To promote local economic and social development in the Wairarapa.
3. To enable members to achieve greater financial autonomy and inter-dependence and to encourage and enhance their natural creativity and skills.

Next Market on Sat 29 Nov in Carterton from 9:30 - 12:00 in the Senior Citizens' Hall on the main street.

Contact the Green Dollar exchange in The Wairarapa Community Centre on Dixon Street in Masterton. Ring 06 377 0717 or email: letstrade@wise.net.nz Check out www.ces.org.za
Make the next step in your life a Green Dollar stride.

Sat 28th Feb & Sun 1st March 2009
Queen Elizabeth Park, Masterton
What is Relay For Life?
Relay For Life is a fantastic, fun-filled 18-hour community event to celebrate cancer survivors and raise money for the Cancer Society to provide much needed free services for patients and families affected by cancer throughout the Wairarapa.
A team event (10 participants per team is suggested). A party atmosphere, camping out, entertainment, food, games, camaraderie and for those that want it, competition.

Yes! All the proceeds remain in the Wairarapa.

When and Where?
The Relay begins at 4:00pm Sat 28th February and continues through the night until 10:00am Sun, 1st March 2009 at Queen Elizabeth Park, Masterton. Participants camp on-site with their team members and enjoy the exercise, entertainment and fellowship.

How does it work?
Teams register and appoint themselves a Team Captain.
The aim is to have at least one member of the team on the course at any one time.
Participants, walk, jog, or run at their own pace.

Hugely successful! 19 regional events, raising in excess of $7.5 Million.

How are funds raised?
Each participant commits to raise sponsorship of at least $100.
Corporate/Business partnership at various levels.

Who Participates ($10, per person entry fee to cover costs)
Local business houses, Community groups, Sporting Clubs, Corporate entity
Anyone, young and old (no age limits), families, friends, students and colleagues

Cancer Society, Wairarapa 140 Dixon Street, Masterton
ph: 06 3788 039 E: enquiries@cancersoc.org.nz
Anna Cardno, annac@cancersoc.org.nz Craig Cooper, craigc@propertybrokers.co.nz

Trust House Summer Series organised by Athletics Masterton
This is the 2008/2009 Summer Series Programme

Date	Location	Distance A, B, C & D grades	E & Walkers grade	Junior Grade	Midget grade	Tea Duty
Sunday 19 Oct 2008	Sportsbowl/Colombo Road	7 km	4.5 km	4.5km	2 km	Committee
Sunday 02 Nov 2008	Belvedere	7 km	7 km	4 km	2 km	A & B
Sunday 23 Nov 2008	Taueru	7 km	7 km	4 km	2 km	C & D
Sunday 07 Dec 2008	Greytown (Scout Hall)	8 km	6.5 km	4 km	2 km	E W & J
Sunday 21 Dec 2008	Sportsbowl/Gordon Street	8 km	7 km	4 km	2 km	A & B
Sunday 11 Jan 2009	Mauriceville Domain	10 km	7 km	4 km	2 km	C & D
Sunday 25 Jan 2009	Parkvale Hall	10 km	6.5 km	4 km	2 km	E W & J
Sunday 08 Feb 2009	Rangitumau Hall	16 km	16 km	4 km	2 km	A & B
Sunday 22 Feb 2009	Sportsbowl/Watsons Road	10 km	6.7 km	4 km	2 km	C & D
Sunday 8 Mar 2009	Solway Show grounds	Athletics Masterton Road championships, distance 2 to 10 km.

PROGRAMME
START TIMES

Date	Location	Start time A grade	Start time B grade	Start time C grade	Start time D grade	Start time E grade	Start time W grade	Start time Junior grade	Start time Midget grade
Sunday 19 Oct	Sportsbowl/Colombo Road	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am	9.00am
Sunday 02 Nov	Belvedere Hall	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 23 Nov	Taureu Hall	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 07 Dec	Greytown (Scout Hall)	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 21 Dec	Sportsbowl/Gordon Street	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 11 Jan	Mauriceville Domain	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.00am	9.15am
Sunday 25 Jan	Parkvale Hall	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 08 Feb	Rangitumau Hall	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	8.45am	8.30am	8.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 22 Feb	Sportsbowl/Watsons Road	9.20am	9.15am	9.10am	9.05am	9.05am	9.00am	9.15am	9.15am
Sunday 8 March  - Solway.	Road Championships	All competitors start at 9.00am

 For further information on the summer series contact:
Conrad McCaffrey Phone 370 8424 Graeme Roberts Phone 378 9063
Carol MacDonald Phone 377 1174 Gordon Reid Phone 372 7141
 PLEASE TELL YOUR FRIENDS THAT THE SERIES IS ON AND THEY CAN START ANY TIME!


So come on- be part of the action! Register your place today for the Triathlon or gather a team up for the Relay for Life or participate in the Trust House Summer Series.

For further information please contact
Katie Tuck
Wairarapa PHO
P O Box 58
24-26 Chapel Street
Masterton
Ph: 06 370 5020
Fax: 06 370 5029
Email: Katie.tuck@wairarapadhb.org.nz

CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS
Please register your interest at Wairarapa reception
If you are entering or employed in the service sector and wish to build your customer service skills then this is the part time course for you.

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE SKILLS
$50 (Discount fee)
Course 2:1 Dec - 5 Dec
These courses are run Mon-Fri, 9am - 3.30pm
This course is ideal for people wishing to find work in a caf or restaurant, and people who would like to work in a front of house position.

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES
FACILITATORS TRAINING:
Are you interested in learning how to facilitate a group meeting
The skills you can obtain from attending facilitators training are phenomenal !!
As a result of your participation in facilitators training, you will obtain these skills:
become familiar with a simple, practical framework for designing and leading effective workshops, design planning sessions and other facilitated events
understand and be able to use a range of strategies and techniques for guiding your team to a desired result.
learn skills to deal with disruptive, difficult meeting behaviors and dominating team members
develop an increased ability to support organizational change.
gain an increased sense of confidence and leave energized to take on a greater leadership role within your organization.
If you are interested in facilitators training, then please do contact me, and I will organize for this to happen.
Nku na Brenda Hokianga
My contact details are as follows: Phone: 06-378-8900
Address: Masterton Safe & Healthy Community Council
Reap House, 340 Queen Street, (P O Box 444) Masterton
Email: strengtheningfamilies@mshcc.org.nz

Pahiatua Information Centre

DOC Hut tickets available to purchase

Photocopier available for public use

TRANSITION TOWNS WAIRARAPA

A community-led initiative to move from oil dependency to local resilience
Concerned about rising food and fuel prices?
Contact the following for information about Transition Towns or for details of events

Sonia Corbett 06 379 8040
sonia.corbett@nettel.net.nz

Marie Weston 06 377 4881
marielynetteweston@gmail.com

Val Richardson 06 377 2035
mauricerichardson217@hotmail.com


Visit the Transition Towns website at www.transitiontowns.org.nz
Borrow the Transition Handbook from Masterton or Carterton libraries

or purchase at http://www.transitiontowns.org.nz/node/76

Be proactive in the biggest transition in history
It comes down to what you do in your community

Tararua i-SITE Visitor Information

42 Vogel St
Woodville
Ph 06 376 1023 Fax 06 376 1025
info@tararua.com
www.tararua.com
For information and events in Tararua district.
Bookings for rail, ferry, coach, accommodation and activities throughout New Zealand

When you're active, you feel good about yourself, are fitter, have more energy, are less tired and sleep better. Over the long term, youll be healthier, with less chance of long-term health conditions.

Check out the new Active Wairarapa web site and find out how to become active in the
Wairarapa: www.activewairarapa.org.nz

Inland Revenue Visit Your Community Every Fortnight
If you have any queries regarding:

Personal Tax Issues, Rebate Claims, Family Assistance, Student Loans, Child Support etc

Then come and see us at
The Wairarapa Community Law Centre
Ground Floor, Departmental Building
Chapel St, Masterton between 10 and 3 oclock.

General Tax:
20 November
04 December

For more information please phone 0800 227 773.
Alternatively, you can phone the Wairarapa Community Law Centre on 06 377 4134 and make an appointment to talk with us.

St Johns Shuttle


For persons who require transport to or from patient treatment at Palmerston North Hospital or other Health Facilities, please phone, 06 376 6619 between 10am and 4pm Mondays to Fridays outside of these hours please contact 06 376 7638
The Health Shuttle is being provided for Eketahuna, Pahiatua and Woodville districts

Tararua Maternity Information Service

Free Pregnancy Tests
Ante-natal Education Classes
Information on LMC Availability
Links to Community Support Agencies

For days and times for your area please contact:
Phone 376 0167 Mobile 021 294 1286

Red Cross Courses/training
The person to contact directly for the North Wairarapa /South Tararua areas is:

Paul Mitchell

paul.mitchell@redcross.org.nz

Ph 06 356 8152
027 0275 3064

The Masterton Office has moved.

They can now be found at:

31 Queen Street
MASTERTON

PH: 06 378 2270
EMAIL: masterton.office@barnardos.org.nz

Otaki Childrens Health Camp
The theme for the 2008 Childrens Health Stamps is Investing in the Future and depicts active children giving it a go!
Health Stamps have been a source of funding for New Zealands seven Health Camps for 78 years. It is our mission to encourage children & their families to have a passion for life, to be inspired to excel. We believe this years stamp issue reflects our vision.
Te Puna Whaiora Childrens Health Camp Otaki, want to thank our supporters (Our region covers Taranaki, Wanganui, Rangitikei, Waiouru, Wairarapa, Horowhenua, Kapiti, Wellington, Nelson, Marlborough and areas in between) for their past generosity, and hope you will continue to support us by buying your stamps available at your local post office or from us directly.
Please contact: Otaki Childrens Health Camp, Health Camp Rd, Otaki 5512
Fax: 06 364 8072 Email: Karen.Chaplow@healthcamps.org.nz

P@TH 2008
PARENTS AT TURRET HOUSE
P@TH is our parent support group open to all parents and caregivers of children in the South Wairarapa.
P@TH runs from 10am to 12 noon each Thursday during the school term at Family Works Centre, Turret House, 42 Fox Street, Featherston. A free crche will be available but it is essential to register, as places are limited.
So come back and catch up with old friends and welcome to new members. For registering your children or any enquiries phone us on 06 308 8028.
As from Monday 4 August we will again be running our Fathers Group. All Dads and male caregivers are invited to join this group which covers:
Positive and nurturing parenting skills
Non-punitive, non-violent parent behaviours appropriate to cultural context
How to promote good attachment to infants and the importance of this
Child development and the impact of the different styles of parenting
How to set clear and predicable boundaries
Specific skills in problem solving and goal setting
Communication and relationship skills
You will need to enrol for this Fathers Group, as spaces are limited.
Please ring us at:06 308 8028

PATHS
Providing Access To Health Solutions
Are you on the Sickness or Invalids Benefit
Do you want to work
Do you have health or disability issues that prevent you from working
Do you live in the Mid Central DHB region (We cover Dannevirke and Pahiatua in the Wairarapa region).
Did you answer YES to these 4 questions If so, we may be able to help YOU.
PATHS is a service for people who require health interventions to assist them to gain employment. If you are on the Sickness or Invalid benefit and think this service may suit you then dont wait,
Call Karen Iversen at Whaioro Trust on 06 354 0670 email: whaioropaths@inspire.net.nz
Karen is based at the Pahiatua Heartland Services every first Thursday of the month, between 1 and 2pm.

Wairarapa Business and Professional Women Inc.
GREGOR SCHOLARSHIP
Criteria:
The Gregor Scholarship is sponsored by Wairarapa Business and Professional Women Inc. The aim in offering the scholarship is to encourage the recipient to further their education at a tertiary level.
The scholarship is in the form of a grant of $500 paid in two instalments.
The first instalment will be paid immediately to reimburse the recipient for the cost of fees, books or materials for their chosen course.
Conditions of scholarship:
1. The applicant will be a Wairarapa resident
2. Applications may include details of previous experience relevant to the proposed course of study, scholastic achievement or any other information the applicant wishes to submit.
3. The successful applicant must produce accounts to be met by the grant to the B.P.W. Scholarship committee.
4. Should the successful applicant not pursue the course stated in their application B.P.W. reserves the right to terminate the scholarship forthwith.
5. The successful applicant will be expected to report back to B.P.W. at some stage during the scholarship year.
The decision of Wairarapa B.P.W. will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
6. Applications should be addressed to:
Gregor Scholarship Application forms can be obtained from:
Business and Professional Women Inc. L J Hooker Real Estate
PO Box 879 Helen Southey House of Travel
Masterton
-Applications close 29 November 2008

Community Project ?
Do you have a short-term project for a team of 15 women?
The staff team of 15 women from Yellow Pages will be in the region mid to late November and they like to do voluntary work on a community project while they are here. Any community group who could use a team of people to assist their work should email their proposal to janetteg@mstn.govt.nz and Ill pass it on to them. They are happy to do light physical work such as painting or assist in some other way.
Jan Gerritsen
Manager Community Services
Masterton District Council
Ph 06 370 6300

janetteg@mstn.govt.nz

MAKING A DIFFERENCE
SUICIDE PREVENTION & SELF HARM
This seminar will be presented 3 times targeting different sectors with the seminar content having an emphasis on issues that may be of particular interest or relevance to that sector.
The dates are:
26th November Education and Youth sectors
2nd December Mental Health and Addiction sectors
9th December Community and Social Services sectors
If the date for your sector does not suit then you are welcome to attend on another day.
Speaker: Barry Taylor
Suicide Prevention Co-ordinator
Wairarapa DHB
An introduction to suicide
Understanding depression and the relationship to suicide
The risk and protective factors for suicide
The difference between self harm and attempted suicide prevention
What we know works in suicide prevention
Community action for a community issue
An introduction to the Wairarapa Suicide Prevention Project

Venue: Boardroom
DHB Offices
Blair St
Time: 1:00pm 3:00pm
Seminar Limit 25 people (Bookings Essential
RSVP: Barry Taylor Ph 946 9800 extn 5853
or email barry.taylor@wairarapa.dhb.org.nz by 19th November
The prevention of suicide is a priority goal of the Wairarapa DHB. The DHB is participating in a pilot project with funding to employ a Suicide Prevention Co-ordinator to lead the development and implementation of a District Suicide Prevention Action Plan. This introductory seminar will be part of a series of seminars to be held over the two years of the project. More comprehensive training workshops will be offered in 2009.

Cycle Into Summer: 17th 21st November 2008
Go By Bike Day Breakfast
Tuesday 18th Nov, Genesis Energy Rec Centre 7.30am - 9.00am
Aimed at those who use cycling as an active mode of transport.
Cyclists - come along and have breakfast on us before heading off to work or school etc. Spot prizes and free cycle safety checks carried out by Lamberts Cycles.

Lap of the Lake
Thursday 20th November, Henley Lake, 5pm 7pm
Family event aimed at those who like to cycle or may not have been on a bike for a while. Its an off-road give it a go cycling opportunity.
Come along and do a Lap of the Lake on your bike and join us for a free sausage sizzle, spot prizes and free cycle safety checks carried out by Lambert Cycles.
*Note: Any cancellations of the above events, due to bad weather, will be notified through local radio stations.

Spot Prizes:
Cyclists turn up on your bike (wearing a helmet) to receive prizes, just for being on yer bike.
Martinborough Monday 17th Nov, 8.15 - 9am
Dublin Street, by Martinborough School
Carterton Wednesday 19th Nov, 8.15 - 9am
Carrington Park, High Street, Carterton
Featherston Thursday 20th Nov, 8.15 - 9am
Cnr Fitzherbert and Lyons Street
(next to the information centre)
Greytown Friday 21st Nov, 8.15 - 9am
Main Street, next to the old Library building

For any further information please contact Wairarapa Road Safety Council - 06 377 1379

Working with victims of crime and trauma
Are you resourceful, patient, able to click with others easily and can you rise to a challenge?
Do you want to participate and share your skills in your community?
If you have answered yes please join us as a Victim Support Volunteer
You will gain skills in crisis intervention, communication, loss and grief, the law and much more.
Applications close 26th November. Training starts January 2009
For more information please contact the
Service Co-ordinator Wairarapa Victim Support
Ph [06] 377 5652
Email: wairarapa@victimsupport.org.nz

www.iwairarapa.co.nz
We are seeking all local Wairarapa events for 2009 to go into the Wairarapa Pictorial Events calendar
This years calendar is going to be a big hit as Destination Wairarapa will be closely involved
We welcome any and all events to the calendar
Email or (ring 370 3222) through their details to us at: info@iwairarapa.co.nz
Or through to Emma at Destination Wairarapa: EmmaW@wairarapanz.com

Whiti te ra!
Eastside Community Event
Top Street
Eastside teams play off in ten minute sporting games to determine who is the top street.
Wairarapa Kapahaka 12s 2008
A kapahaka competition where groups of 12 showcase traditional and contemporary kapahaka with local flavour
Ardijah
The day will include a guest appearance by Aotearoas Ardijah
When: Saturday 6th December
Where: McJorrow Park, Cameron Crescent
Time: 10am-5pm

The Wairarapa Womens Centre Inc
2008 Annual General Meeting
This will be held in the Aorangi Room
Wairarapa Community Centre on Wednesday 19 November 2008 at 5.30 pm
Guest speaker Helen Dew (Living Economies) - refreshments to follow
The Wairarapa Womens Centre gratefully acknowledges funding support from
COGS T G MACARTHY
CLANZ MASTERTON DISTRICT COUNCIL
EASTERN & CENTRAL MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST
COMMUNITY TRUST TRUST HOUSE CHARITABLE TRUST
LOTTERY GRANTS THE TINDALL FOUNDATION
J R McKENZIE

UCOL Carpentry Open Evening & Auction
Wednesday 19th November
Open evening kicks off at 6pm
Auction at 7pm with auctioneer Rick Long
S Block (top campus next to The Warehouse)
Free BBQ!
Come meet our full-time students and lecturers
Check out our fantastic carpentry workshop
Auction on site of 3 utility buildings built by UCOL carpentry students welcome to view at UCOL
Proceeds from auction donated to Street Youth Ministries
For more details please contact UCOL Wairarapa reception 946 2300

STOPPING VIOLENCE SERVICES
Womens Living Without Violence
Support And Education Group

Join Now

Areas Covered Are
Self Esteem, Feelings, Power & Control Parenting, Communication, Values And Beliefs, Self Care
Call 06 377 0933 Or Txt 027 669 7879
3rd Floor 31 Chapel Street Masterton

Reel Earth Aotearoa Environmental Film Festival
Starting this Friday (in Featherston) and running then for two weeks at venues throughout the Wairarapa, the REEL EARTH AOTEAROA ENVIRONMENTAL FILM FESTIVAL. Supported by Sustainable Wairarapa, Wairarapa Forest & Bird, Trade Aid and REAP the Festival screens films not generally shown in commercial cinemas. Choosing the best from a wide selection, the films are a real mixture - short and long, humorous and real serious, whimsical and hard-hitting, and cover a broad range of topics ranging from natural history, critical ecological issues, the marine environment, and uplifting personal visions. They are generally superb productions and not at all boring.
The schedule:
- Friday 14 November 7pm at the Featherston Cinema. Featherston@reelearth.org.nz for bookings or phone 06 306 9442.
- In Carterton at the Lounge Bar 7.30pm on Wednesday 19 Nov and Wednesday 26 Nov crisjude@xtra.co.nz or 3792065 for bookings.
- In Martinborough at the Circus Cinema 7.30pm on Thursday 20 Nov and Thursday 27 Nov. info@circus.net.nz or 3089512 for bookings
- In Greytown at the Town Centre 7.30pm on Monday 1 December. Greytown Library 3049061, eric.turner@wise.net.nz or 3796510 for bookings
- In Masterton at the MTLT EDUCATION CENTRE in Dixon St between Parkview Motors and Shear History on: Sundays 16 and 23 Nov 4.30 to 6.30 pm, and Thursdays 20 and 27 November 7.30 to 9.30pm. Masterton@reelearth.org.nz or chrisp@wise.net.nz or 3789163 (Chris Peterson) for bookings and film titles. In Masterton only, tickets $5 per session. Two or more shorter films and one longer one each session.
For information about the AOTEAROA ENVIRONMENTAL FILM FESTIVAL not-for-profit organization itself go to www.reelearth.org.nz
If reasonably well-attended it is hoped to make this Festival an annual fixture. So please consider coming along - and we're confident you won't be disappointed.

To promote your Organization/Events in the Email Tree, please send your details through to:
Email: emailtree@waireap.org.nz
Phone: 06 377 1379
Fax: 06 377 1378
Free-Phone: 0800 WAI REAP
PRIOR to 5pm on Tuesdays.

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