WELLING TON REGIONAL CHILDRENS CHILDRENS HOSPITAL OUTDOOR REHABILITATION AND THERAPUEUTIC FACILITY
WELLING TON REGIONAL CHILDRENS CHILDRENS HOSPITAL OUTDOOR REHABILITATION AND THERAPUEUTIC FACILITY
The Lion’s major $500,000 fundraising project for the Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital Outdoor Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Facility (“Playscape”) was completed yesterday with a Ribbon Cutting Opening Ceremony.
Attached is a photo of Playscape during the opening ceremony and also the Honours Board giving good recognition to all Lions clubs including The Lions Club of Kapiti who donated $10,000 .
And the Lions movement donated a further $20,000 to the Children’s Hospital at the end of the ceremony.
If you would like to learn more about Lions email Andrew at President.kapiti@lionsclubs.org.nz
or ring him on 0212137338.
Driven On The Akatarawa Rd Lately?
If so, its good to know you are still alive and reading this.
We have a function to go to over Christmas up that way and having heard a few hairy stories about the road, I went up there on Thursday to check it out. The road's ok, narrow and winding, but not much worse than a Wellington hill suburb. What was pretty scary was the behavior of other drivers. Three vehicles heading the other way at speed would have crashed into me if I hadn't been pulled off the road. I had pulled in to check the address when a truck came flying past, taking up all of the narrow road at speed. There is no way the driver would have been able to stop had they come around the corner immediately in front of me. The other two drivers came hurtling past as I had turned in to turn around and come back down the hill. They were also driving at speed and taking up most of the road. Coming back down I passed another car coming up and estimate that the safe speed to pass another car was about 30-35 kms.p.h. So, now we're thinking, do we go to the function or not.? Feels a bit like we're taking our life in our hands going up there. Drivers appear to be overconfident, and they are courting serious injury.
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