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To celebrate New Zealand Music Month The Courier has caught up with some of New Zealand’s biggest musical maestros as well as some of South...
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To celebrate New Zealand Music Month The Courier has caught up with some of New Zealand’s biggest musical maestros as well as some of South...
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Esther Ashby-Coventry14:26, Jul 26 2021 Natasha Martin/Stuff George Boorer at home in 2013. He was a life member of the South Canterbury Amateur Radio Club and died in Timaru earlier this month, aged 87. When George Boorer was 15 he, and a friend, set up a wire between their houses, so they could communicate. It was a nod to the future for the Timaru man, who would go on to learn Morse Code, and be made a life member of the South Canterbury Amateur Radio Club. Valentina Bellomo/Stuff George died at The Croft, Timaru, on July 4, aged 87. His wife of 65 years, Noeleen Boorer said George ...