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Kelvin Grove Community Association AGM 2019
We would like to invite you to attend our 2019 Annual General Meeting 27th July 1.30 to 3.30 pm at Kelvin Grove Community Centre, 68 Kaimanawa St., Palmerston North.
As usual we believe we have accomplished a great year of community activities that … View moreKelvin Grove Community Association AGM 2019
We would like to invite you to attend our 2019 Annual General Meeting 27th July 1.30 to 3.30 pm at Kelvin Grove Community Centre, 68 Kaimanawa St., Palmerston North.
As usual we believe we have accomplished a great year of community activities that we’d like to share with you as well as hear your side of how our Palmerston North Community includes our community.
Our achievements this year have been >>
• Fun Day (in conjunction with the National Neighbours Day celebrations) at Linklater Reserve, a FREE day for everyone which hosted about 1,500 people – BBQ, bouncy castles, waterslide, orienteering, dancing, BMX, flying fox, log clambering, etc. Photographs from this event will be at our presentation.
• Our thanks to PNCC Community Advisor Julia Panfylova for facilitating the big day, with cooperation from several other organisations.
• We have already decided to have this again in 2020 on the last Saturday of March, 2020.
• Donated $12,500 toward the cost of the double Flying Fox at Linklater Reserve, a very popular attraction for young & old.
• Hosted one of the PN City Council “Movies in the Parks” which poor weather enabled us to host 90 people in our Kelvin Grove Community Centre. Photographs from this event at our presentation.
• Installed a new laser projector & large 3 x 2 metre screen.
• Our Guest speakers this year will be >>
• His Worship the Mayor of Palmerston North, Mr. Grant Smith
• Palmerston North City Council Chief Infrastructure Officer Tom Williams.
• Palmerston North City Council Senior Property & Parks Planner Aaron Phillips
• Palmerston North Neighbourhood Support Field Officer Alison Jarden JP
• Election of Kelvin Grove Community Association Committee, we need more members, membership free of charge.
• Please offer to become a Kelvin Grove Community Association Committee Member, we need you.
• This year we will be hosting our AGM in our main hall so you can see everything we’ve done on our presentation on our big 3 by 2 metre screen, as well enjoy afternoon tea plus a 10 minute presentation of Latin American dancing by Barbara and Xavier, the day before they fly to New York to attend the Empire State Championships competition in Latin American dance.
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Barbara and Xavier have been competing as a couple for 7 years. They are New Zealand Champions for Latin American Masters 1 & 2 Open event, Masters 1 Level 5 event and the Masters 2 Level 5 event, and in New Vogue Masters 2 Level 2 and Masters 1 Level 1 New Vogue to name a few.
They travel to Australia or England. They have competed 3 times in Blackpool England with their best result at 15th, 2 times in the Australian National Championship with their best result at 2nd. They have attended the Outside Change Cup in Australia for the last 3 years in Latin and have placed 1st each year.
This does not include the local National competitions and other local Australian competitions that they attend.
Where do they train? Right here in our Kelvin Grove Community Centre.
Kelvin Grove Community Association – who are we?
• THE KELVIN GROVE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION IS AN ADVOCATE FOR THE COMMUNITY, FACILITIES, AMENITIES & DEVELOPMENT OF KELVIN GROVE TO MAINTAIN THE COMMUNITY STANDARDS OF THE AREA INCLUDING GROUPS WITHIN THE KELVIN GROVE BOUNDARIES. IT ALSO OVERSEES USE OF THE KELVIN GROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE IN KAIMANAWA ST.
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