Saddle Hill Community Board

Ernie thanks everyone who voted, both for doing their duty and for putting their trust in THE elected members to carry out their duties on behalf of the City.

Ernie worked for a magazine company for many years travelling as a PR and Sales advisor. He also worked for the Otago Daily Times as Circulation Manager, which he says was a great experience. Ernie has always taken an interest in serving the community, and says the will and drive to continue to do so is on going.

Ernie has been a Justice of the Peace for 33 years, and has been on their council for nine years (three of them as Vice President). He was on the Brockville School Committee for 14 years (12 as Chair), and saw the school roll climb from 200 to 900, which was a great challenge.

He has served on the Otago Combined Schools Association (including two years as Vice Chair), the Brockville Improvement Society (12 years - six as Chair), the Combined Rate Payers Association (Vice Chair), Otago Sales Rep Guild (Union) (Chair for six years), and the National Sales Rep Guild (four terms as Vice Chair). He was Chair of the Anti-Litter Committee in Dunedin and also served on the National Council.

Pam is a University of Otago graduate with qualifications in management and industrial relations. She has worked in the social work and community development department at the University of Otago since 1999.

Pam is the Chair of the Dunedin-Edinburgh Sister City Society and committed to strengthening the relationship between the two cities. She served four years on the Executive board of the Public Service Association and currently holds leadership positions within the community and tertiary sectors of that Association.

She has been a member of the Otago Excursion Train Trust since its foundation and worked as a volunteer on the tourist trains.

Pam teaches Scottish country dancing and is a life member of the Burns Scottish Country Dance club. When she has time she indulges in some creative past times as well as enjoying the odd book or two. Pam enjoys living in Chain Hills and is steadfast in her committment to working towards a better community.

I am a 3rd generation Green Island businessman. Having lived in the area all of my life I have been involved in many sporting groups (mainly soccer and cricket). I have been the President of the Green Island Cricket Club for 5 years.

I have also just become the President of the Green Island Business Association. I have a passion for travel and have been lucky enough to see many interesting parts of the world. I was recently married to Julie and we live in Abbotsford.

After a 16 year career in banking, Jonathan is now a self-employed service station owner, owning and operating a number of BP Service Stations.

Jonathan is a proud Rotarian and also one of Dunedin's leading magicians.