Representing Massey Residents and Ratepayers
Notice is hereby given for the above meeting to be held in the Den, Massey Community Hall, corner Don Buck Road and Redhills Road, Massey on Thursday 30th October 2014 at 8.00pm to:
1. Approve the 2013/14 Annual Financial Statements
2. elect 2014/2015 Year Officers
3. Attend to General Business
John G Riddell
Secretary
One of our churches, Shalom Celebration is coordinating fund raising for Mr. Ram Chandra from Fiji;
who while visiting New Zealand suffered a serious heart attack.
Battling between life and death Mr Chandra, had to undergo urgent open heart surgery which involves coronary artery bypass surgery and three aortic valve replacements. This procedure was carried out at Mercy Hospital.
Unfortunately, his recovery has not gone according to plan.
Since Mr. Chandra was a Non-Resident patient, his medical bills escalated in excess of NZ$200,000. Detail of his medical assessment, Procedural requirement and Medical Bills are posted on Shalom Charity web page (which you can link to from the side bar.
Shalom Celebration Centre Church is spearheading this appeal to pay off the medical bills.
The church are therefore asking the public of New Zealand to consider a generous contribution towards this the medical costs.
If you would like to make a donation please visit: www.shalomcelebration.co.nz/charity
ANZ Bank – Acc. No. 01 1159-0060069-03 or contact Gerald Hogan (09) 8109919 or 02102726344 or
Emmanuel Narayan on 02102744457 for further information.
Join Massey Means Business for an informative discussion on the changes in the North West and what this might mean for your business. 8th October 2014 5pm – 7pm at Wings Conference Centre, 327 Hobsonville Rd, Hobsonville. Speakers include… Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse, General Manager of NZRPG Campbell Barbour, Roy Stansfield and Peter Tuck – DNZ Property Fund Ltd and James Copley – City Transformation Auckland Council. We hope to see you there.
In 2013 the Massey Birdwood Settlers Association won the Keep New Zealand wall worthy competition.
Pretty special to win such a prestigious award, putting Massey and our hall on the national map.
If you want to know what Keep NZ Beautiful does and if you want to join one of their branches then visit http://www.knzb.org.nz.
Keep Waitakere Beautiful is a branch of KNZB and is currently seeking nominees for the Eco Wise awards and is also promoting the current program, Operation Spring Clean. You can find a link to their site to the left of this story, under links, or alternatively click on the name, Keep Waitakere Beautiful.
Keep Waitakere Beautiful Trust is calling for nominations for the annual EcoWise Awards. The awards celebrate hard working Westies who get stuck in and do their bit for the environment.
Any West Auckland individual or group is eligible to nominate either themselves or others.
“The West is lucky to have so many people who actively care for the environment. The evening is the highlight of our year and a chance to come together and celebrate” says KWBT Chair, John Riddell.
To nominate yourself or someone you know visit www.kwb.org.nz
Nominations close: Friday 17th October 2014
Karaka Award – For the West Auckland community garden making a difference
Brent Peters Award –For the West Auckland graffiti contractor who goes over and beyond the call of duty
Rata Award – For the West Auckland school caretaker who makes a difference
Kahikatea Award – For the West Auckland teacher who empowers students to care for the environment
Nikau Award – For the West Auckland business taking action to care for the environment
Puriri Award- For the West Auckland school or pre-school that educates students to care for the environment
Kowhai Award–For the West Auckland student leader who cares for the environment
Totara Award– For the West Auckland group who cares for the environment
Kauri Award – For the West Auckland individual who cares for the environment
Awards ceremony: Friday 14th November 2014