At last!  The November/December/January Newsletter is online.  It was a joy to produce but I have had a few issues with printing and now getting it online.  Hopefully I've ironed out the problems before the next newsletter is due.

Enjoy the feastive season.  Remember we're always looking for people to contribute to the newsletter, so let Fiona know if you have something you would like to add.

Have a very Merry Christmas and all the best for 2020.

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The latest newsletter is here, read and enjoy.

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Have a look through the May 2019 Newsletter for MS South Canterbury  2._May_June_July.pdf

Have a look at the MS South Canterbury newsletter for February 2019 1.__Feb_Mar_April.pdf

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Hi all again. Boy when the sun shines the days certainly seem longer. Upon looking through this stuff, it will be 50 years in 2016 since MS SC was born. It must have been around that time that other areas began also, apparently Otago and Southland are also 50 in the latter part of 2015. Colin Townsend has been asked and is compiling a journal to record MS SC first 50 years, this should be something worth readying. Colin was saying he has 7 books to his name, must be far better than I was at writing essays.

The first attemp to hold the Cluster meeting in Dunedin was unstuck by the snow, however it was only delayed as Kay and I went to Dunedin on 25/08/2014 - the weather was much kinder. With Head Office now in Christchurch it was a very good meeting and I think things will only improve from no on with regards to being in touch with MS NZ as they have a pretty team, who are only too willing to answer any queries.

Leonie has been sorting out our Xmas dinner - yep not long to go now. Thats it from me, Cheers Oliver.

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