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This Week Upper Clutha Messenger Coverstory ST JOHN, WANAKA CELEBRATES 40 YEARS with the launch of a history book written by Dawn Martin. More than 200 local people have been mentioned in the book, some detailing their own stories. There are over 40 photos and illustrations The launch will be held at St John Wanaka, Link Way on Friday 3 September at 6pm. The public are welcome to attend. Books will be on sale at St John and Paper Plus.
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. *

This Week

The Upper Clutha Messenger- free to readers since 1978.

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