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Hippies, Punks, and Rednecks


Hippies, Punks, and Rednecks Converge. Party and Celebrate your past life or alter ego!

This event is being organized by Friends of MAC on Saturday 31 July 7pm to midnight at The Venue, Orchard Road.

Mount Aspiring College is active in so many areas, with students competing and performing at all levels of achievement in a wide range of activities.

Friends of MAC are raising funds for a Marque and Banners for Mount Aspiring College which can be utilized by all teams and activities such as: netball, rugby, rowing, soccer, athletics, kayaking, A&P Show and musical performances, to name a few.

This Event provides parents of MAC student's with a rare opportunity to contribute towards facilities for their own children to use.

The best part is that Parents can come together from year7 to year 13, meet and celebrate their association with MAC, enjoy a great night out whilst raising funds for a real need within Mount Aspiring College.

THE HIPPIES, PUNKS & REDNECKS PARTY
MUSIC BY BRASS HAND and SUPPER PROVIDED
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS, $30 FROM:
STRUCTURE FOR MEN 14 DUNMORE ST
OR MOUNT ASPIRING COLLEGE OFFICE

The Messenger of today is an advertiser-sponsored publication. Over 4000 copies are distributed weekly throughout the Upper Clutha region and also now to Cromwell at the New World and BP service station.

Anyone can purchase display advertisements (from $30) or line ad notices (from $8) to announce sales, accommodation vacancies or flats wanted, jobs, events, meetings, birthday/anniversary greetings or anything else that needs announcing.

The Upper Clutha Messenger- free to readers since 1978.

The Upper Clutha Messenger was first printed on November 1, 1978. It was a free double-sided B4 based on the Cromwell "Copycat" Its purpose was to provide a regular and reliable means of communication within the District.

The Messenger today normally ranges between 28-36 pages depending on the number of weekly advertisers.  It now has a full colour cover, but still maintains the original purpose of providing a "notice board" for the community and keeping people informed.

The original "Community Diary" continues, still the "what's on", when and where of Wanaka.

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  • Colour Cover
  • Pages 1-4
  • Pages 5-8
  • Pages 9-12
  • Pages 13-16
  • Pages 17-20
  • Pages 21-24
  • Pages 25-28
  • This week's accommodation listings

    • If you're looking for a place to share thoughts and/or photos of your time in Wanaka, check out the Wanaka Community Website

    Wanaka's advertising weekly, often described as "the bible" because "everyone reads The Messenger". Unlike a newspaper, the Messenger is not classified, so it is pored over from cover to cover, making it the most powerful advertising medium in the Upper Clutha region, which includes Wanaka, and the smaller centres of Tarras, Luggate, Cardrona, Hawea, and Makarora. It is also available at the New World, the BP Service Station and several other sites in Cromwell.

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