Bugle 2013-13

No: 13

09/07/2013

Bugle 14 will appear 23 July 2013

The fantastic piece of art-

work to the right is the Kai-

waka Primary School Ma-

tariki board from the Kauri

Museum‟s recent exhibition opening.

Congratulations kids. Well done!

Red Socks Day - Friday 12 July

is an opportunity to remember Sir Pe-

ter Blake and to share his story with a

new generation of New Zealanders, to

inspire them to stand tall and to dare to

achieve their dreams. It is also an op-

portunity for New Zealanders to come

together, once again, to share Sir Pe-

ter's lucky red socks with the Kiwi

kids who need them most. - See more

at: http://www.sirpeterblaketrust.org/

get-involved/red-socks-day-2013/?

Our condolences go out to the family

and friends of Barbara Riley of Oner-

iri Road who died recently. R.I.P.

Matariki, the Maori New Year, has been celebrated at The Kauri Museum and

the number seven seemed to have a significant meaning throughout the exhibition.

To begin with, there are 7 stars in the cluster of stars (Pleiades or „The Seven Sis-

ters‟) named Matariki by the Maori people. The Kauri Museum invited seven

schools from the area covered by the old Otamatea County, to exhibit a Matariki

display at the museum. Staff then discovered that the Otamatea County was actu-

ally divided into seven ridings, from Tokatoka in the west to Mangawhai in the

east. The children‟s exhibition boards are vibrant works and each one tells a dif-

ferent story of Matariki. Tamariki from the schools have visited the exhibition

and enjoyed seeing the other school‟s interpretation of this popular annual event.

Continues on page 5 ….

NO UPDATE PACK? YOU’RE
NOT ENROLLED TO VOTE

If you didn‟t get an enrolment update

pack in the mail this week, you need

to get onto the electoral roll now.

That‟s the message from the Electoral

Commission, which this week sent

update packs to the 3.1 million New

Zealanders on the electoral roll.

“Local elections are coming this year,

and you must be on the roll to take

part,” says Murray Wicks, National

Manager, Enrolment Services.

“If you don‟t get a pack by Thursday 4

July 2013, you are not enrolled to

vote, and you need to enrol,” says Mr

Wicks.

“Enrolling is easy! People can enrol or

update their details online at

www.elections.org.nz

Enrolment

forms are also available by freetexting

your name and address to 3676, call-

ing 0800 36 76 56, or visiting any

PostShop,” he says.

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Or come and visit my showroom

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Or by prior appointment

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TED

All-Sortz Collectables

wel-

comes Sandy and her

team at

the Animal Health Centre. To
celebrate their arrival in
Kaiwaka, during July, All-Sortz
is having a celebratory sale
with 50% off selected items.

PUBLIC NOTICES

CLASSIFIED

BUSINESS FOR SALE OR SHOP FOR LEASE:

All-Sortz Collectables, Shop 4, 1956 SH1 (opposite Café

Eutopia). 40sqm of refurbished space with shared kitchen

and toilet facilities. Lots of foot traffic. Very successful life-

style business. Current owner wishes to retire “down on the

farm”, but is no hurry to vacate. Ph: 09 422 9221.

FOR SALE:

High backed green plastic garden chairs from

the Hall. 60 to sell at $10 each or less if you buy 5 or more.

All in good condition. Phone Ad Clarijs 4312234 or

0212154495

FOR SALE: Telstar „95 Hatch. Manual. Good order

$1500 ono Ph. 4312995

FOR RENT:

Tidy 3 bedroom house in quiet locality. Sep-

arate garage. 10 Kms down Oneriri Rd. $220 per wk, bond

and refs required. Ph: 4312660

HOUSE FOR RENT:

Sunny, clean and tidy 2 bedroom

townhouse with garage underneath on Marshall Road.

$290pw incl. lawns. Please call Sheridan 09 410 4870 Mob

0276 879 459

CLEANER AVAILABLE:

Honest and reliable $20 p/

hr. Phone Jill 431 2080

HOLISTIC ANIMAL PRACTITIONER:

Horses,

Pets, Farm Animals. www.allcreatures.co.nz or Jill 4312080

CRANIO SACRAL THERAPIST:

for People and

Horses, $45 experienced practitioner. Jill Shires 431 2080

EXPERIENCED CAREWORKER

requires work. My

name is Cindy Cotton and I have been working in the area

for about 12 years. Ph: 4312006

CLOTHING ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS:

Zips, hems, dressmaking & dress design. Phone Win

4312027 or 0274448358

FREE GRAZING WANTED:

Small or large block. Can do

some fencing or water. Phone after 6pm 4312006

WANTED:

Musos seek competent, exp Lead Singer/Kbrd Play-

er for band. Auditions will be held for successful applicants. Con-

tacts…Pete Worsfold

021825970

peteworsfold@xtra.co.nz

09 4312009 evngs after 8pm

or John Rankin 09 4314692

j.h.rankin@xtra.co.nz

PROVERBS:

22:17-19 Listen to this wise advice; fol-

low it closely, for it will do you good, and you can pass it on
to others: TRUST IN THE LORD

FIREWOOD
FOR SALE

Simply the best dry,
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$90

CUBIC METRE

DELIVERED

Phone Lyn 0220708674
Or Ray 0212274420

SMOKEFREEROCKQUEST

Attention all Students at

Otamatea High School.

I have two media passes to give away to

the  Northland  finals  of  the  SmokeFreeRockQuest.  I
have checked with the organisers and have permission
to  give  these  passes  to  the  first  student  of  photog-
raphy,  journalism  or  media  studies  who  contacts  me
on  0220804186  and  tells  me  the  names  of  two  Ota-
matea  High  School  entrants  in  the  contest  this  year.
The finals are on FRIDAY 12 JULY. Ann J., Editor

Café Eutopia‟s Karen is going fishin‟ first week of school
hols. So you will have to source coffee etc. elsewhere for
that week.

Local Vocals Choir

10 week workshop series with Max Maxwell. Begins

Sunday July 21st, Wellsford Community Centre 3pm -

5pm every Sunday. Gold Coin entry. Enquiries to Re-

becca Blissett 4312085,

singlvc@gmail.com

ATTENTION KAIWAKA PRIMARY

SCHOOL CHILDREN!

It's calf club time again! Just a reminder that
the birth dates for lambs and calves to be eligi-
ble to enter are from 1st July. We are starting to
get enquiries from farmers with animals avail-
able for calf club. If you are looking for a calf
or a lamb for your Kaiwaka school child, or
you have one available for adoption, please
contact Carol Mills 4312044.
A reminder to all children with cups from last
year to please return them to the school office
as soon as possible.
General calf club enquiries contact Rebecca
Blissett 4312085.

Working Bee Under Kaiwaka Bridge

Pete Worsfold is having a working bee Sunday 21 July
10.00am under the bridge in Kaiwaka. Please come and
help planting and cleaning up what‟s already there. Then
bark it later in the spring during another working bee. Con-
tact Pete 021825970. BIG thanks to the Brethren at Kauri
Park for donating plants for the project.

APOLOGIES to those who thought All-Sortz were having
a 50% off everything. sale in the last Bugle. My fault; ad-
vert should have said 50% off selected items. Ann

Our condolences are extended to the Connelly Family on
the loss of Jimmy Connelly. Amongst many things, Jimmy
was a member of the Fire Brigade and past Kaumatua for
Kaiwaka School. Husband of Te Puawai Blossom, father
and grandfather, respected Rangatira o Ngati Whatua.

R.I.P.

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ST PAUL‟S

SUNDAY

SERVICES

First Sunday 9.30am, third Sunday 4pm

Paparoa Anglican and Wellsford Co-op Parishes

StPauls Church: Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd.

Contacts:M.Hargreaves 4312295, C.Bygrave 4312057

1st Sun. (Anglican),3rd Sun. (Co-op).

KAIWAKA MOTOR

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Kaiwaka

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AUTHOURISED FISHER AND PAYKEL SERVICE

Otamatea High School

….Continues from front page …

the

Kauri Museum’s Matariki Exhibi-

tion

In conjunction with the exhibition, local

weavers Martha Hetaraka and Sandy

Thompson taught flax weaving to many

enthusiastic locals and visitors. Some

learnt how to weave simple flowers with

Sandy and the more experienced made

their own kete under Martha‟s watchful

eye. A bonus for visiting school children

from Warkworth Primary School was a

demonstration of Maori Musical Instru-

ments. This was presented by Bernard

Makoare of Kaihu. A spokesman from

the Museum staff said “It was a wonder-

ful happy event at The Kauri Museum

and thanks must be given to Te Puni

Kokiri and Creative Arts for funding this

event and also our local Maori people

who have been so supportive”.

Dear Parents and Caregivers

It was excellent to see such a good turnout of parents last Thursday. The online

booking system does not seem to have put anyone off with over 800 bookings

which is a 33% increase on the amount of bookings from this time in 2012. It

was also excellent to see that a huge number of families took my advice and

brought their children with them. The three way partnership is essential if stu-

dents are going to achieve to their potential. I spoke with a number of parents/

caregivers about bringing their children and they had found it very useful. As one

put it “After all it is her (the student) who is the one who is going to have to do

something about what the teacher says. A couple of parents mentioned that one

drawback was that if you had something confidential to say that you did not want

your child to hear it could be a little inhibiting. My suggestion was that a crowd-

ed hall was probably not the best place to share sensitive, confidential infor-

mation and this is why I included a copy of the teachers‟ emails again in the last

newsletter. I believe in the very brief time they have got parents should establish

the following four things:

1. What has my child achieved?

2. Are they making progress?

3. What are their next learning steps?

4. How can I support their achievement?

Anything else you manage to fit in before you move on is a bonus.

With regard to number 4, I have inserted a paragraph from last week‟s comment.

I would also like to remind parents/caregivers of NCEA students that there is a

wealth of material on the NZQA website

http://www.nzqa.govt.nz

that can assist

students to perform to their potential in NCEA. If you go to the home page using

the address above and scroll down to the bottom left hand corner and click on

“Subjects” in the “School students and parents” list this will take you to infor-

mation on all NCEA subjects. Exemplars of student work, copies of the stand-

ards and past examination papers are just some of things you can access.

Another very useful website for senior students of English, mathematics and sci-

ence is

http://www.studyit.org.nz

It was good to see students gaining positive publicity for themselves and Ota-

matea High School in the newspapers last week. There were two articles in the

„Kaipara Lifestyler‟. One was a picture of the Kapa Haka group with an article

about the Matariki concert. This was very well supported by both whanau and

local kura. There was also an article about the winning anti-drug video produced

by two of our Head Prefects, Jake Powell and Jack Williamson, and featuring

Joesiah Day and an orange.

Finally, Friday‟s Herald carried a picture of two of our students James Ratima

and Shontay Morunga on the ice in Auckland enjoying 9N‟s competition win.

Teachers, Dave Burnell and Arina Bosch along with Wuzz Phillips reported that

the students were excellently behaved and it was a pleasure to be with them.

It was excellent to attend the Aviation Academy barbecue. The students were

asked to explain to their parents exactly what they had been doing and they were

very enthusiastic about doing just that. The students‟ families were very support-

ive of the academy and what was happening in it. We are hoping to establish a

third academy, in hospitality, in 2014.

Coming up this week we have squash teams away on Friday and Level 1 are in-

volved in a neuroscience competition.

Finally, it is “Te wiki o te reo Maori” and we will be supporting this at school

this week.

http://www.korero.maori.nz/news/mlw

is a link to website that you

can get more information on this. Roy Fletcher, Acting Principal

RODNEY COLLEGE

Netball -

Every Monday night for the past 4 weeks, the Rodney

Netball Centre has held the annual Rodney District Secondary

School Challenge. This year, Rodney College Netball Team 1 came up

against Otamatea, Dargaville and Ruawai high schools and won all their games. In

the end it came to Rodney vs Ruawai. The fierce battle between these teams was

intense and the girls were on edge. Ruawai gave it their all, however, the Rodney

girls gave more resulting in the victory, the final score 47-36. I would like to to
acknowledge Natasha Thrasyvoulou

Rebecca Simmonds and Aana Carter for

being selected, by the opposing teams, as players of the day. This is a huge ac-

complishment for the girls, as this is the first time Rodney has won this tourna-

ment. Way to go girls! Keep it up! Renee de Thierry, Captain

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Sing to throw off the winter blues

Last year’s very successful 10 week series of community singing

sessions at the Wellsford District Community Centre is being of-

fered again this year.

“We want people from all aspects of the wider community to feel

that they are invited to come along and sing with us,” says Sally

Randall the president of the Local Vocals Choir (LVC Inc.)

“Singing in a group can really lift the spirits, so it’s a great way

to beat the winter blues. The singers will once more share their

singing in a community concert at the end of the 10 week se-

ries. Last year’s concert was an enormous success, the audience

packed out the venue.”

Formerly known as the Wellsford Community Choir, the vision of

the choir grew from Sally’s passionate belief that singing is ben-

eficial for health and wellbeing.

To help deliver this opportunity to the wider community, the LVC

committee have again been allocated funding this year from

Auckland Council Creative Communities NZ. Participation only

requires a gold coin each time, made possible by the funding.

LVC members recently sang at the Wellsford Library official

opening.

The first of the ten consecutive sessions is on Sunday 21

July, at the Wellsford District Community Centre

If you are interested in enrolling please email sin-

glvc@gmail.com or call Sally on 423 9393. www.facebook.com/

sinlvc

<<See poster to the left

Press Release

03 July 2013

$14 million Roading Contract Awarded
The Kaipara District Council awarded its Road Network Maintenance

Contract 682 to Transfield Services New Zealand Limited at an Extraor-

dinary meeting of Council held 01 July 2013.

John Burt, General Manager Operations said “Transfield was awarded

the Contract after a rigorous selection process. The new Contract has

been structured so that Council will have more input into the
type, quantity and timing of maintenance work on our roads.

Transfield should be commended for the quality of their response and we

look forward to a close working relationship with them”.

Tenderers were able to submit a response on either the sealed and un-

sealed networks or a combination of both. All Tenderers indicated that

they preferred the sealed and unsealed networks to be combined into one

Contract. All priced accordingly and , as a result, all offered large dis-
counts. The Contract has an initial Contract period of 23 months and is

worth just under $14 million.

Transfield Services New Zealand Limited had the lowest price and was

also assessed as the best overall contractor. The two other Tenderers

were Downer NZ Limited and Fulton Hogan.

Tenders closed 13 June 2013 and all tenders were evaluated in accord-
ance with the procedures specified in the NZ Transport Agency’s (NZTA)

procurement manual.

Ends

Editor‟s Note: 14 million and Council have a say as to what, where and how. So
how come they won‟t spend a few bucks sealing the dangerous part of Settlement
Road, which will definitely save someone‟s life? See “Letters to the Editor” page
9.

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The most common complaint I came across in my practice so far
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the central nervous system that the muscle is being stretched and in the worst case overstretched. The central nervous system
will command the muscle to contract and shorten the muscle all to prevent the muscle from being excessively stretched and
torn.
The habitual bad posture keeps on putting stress on the flexor muscles of your back and neck and make those muscles sensi-
tive for extra added stretch over the course of time and will generate contraction of the muscle again. This pattern will even-
tually result in a too tight resting tone of the muscles which is the postural pain.
The body in a resting position has a baseline tone of the musculature to maintain the proper posture of it‟s joints. This base-
line or resting tone of our musculature largely determines our posture, and is set by the central nervous system which func-
tions  without  our  conscious  control.  In  other  words the  resting  tone  of  our  musculature  is also  referred to  as  the  muscle
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Dear Ed,

In your May edition there was a letter entitled Roading Complaints. Unbeknown to us others

in the district making the exact same complaint we too sent emails and letters to the commis-

sioners and the council regarding the state of Settlement Road. We also got the exact same re-

sponse letter.

Having just got off the phone from speaking to the Roading Manager (as we had received a let-

ter from him dated 20th June saying this concludes matters raised), we were appauled to listen

to the fact that the engineers have done a review of the speed limit on Settlement road and they

state it should remain at 100km/h. All they are recommending is a warning sign saying

"SLIPPERY SURFACE - GRAVEL ROAD".

Are these engineers totally and utterly blind and stupid?

Let's not forget the conversation with the Roading Manager at KDC, yes he went on to say no

money in the kitty and he confirmed that yes it was a contract for Settlement Road to be graded

every 6 weeks but due to lack of money this was not done. He also made comment that a gravel

road situated in Mangawhai was more than likely to get a recommended reduced speed lim-

it. Yet Settlement Road is not! Mangawhai again getting priority?

Also being told that there are so many other roads in Kaipara that need attention. We have

been sending letters and requests for speed reduction for 5 years now not just once. A petition

was put to the council a few years ago by another resident who went door to door knocking to

get Settlement Road sorted but it was all ignored.

We have personally experienced the near misses with two milk tankers who lost control of their

back truck and we ended up in a ditch. Also the hoons who drive with no traction on their tyres

who lose control on the slippery surface. I recommend all the residents who live on Settlement

or have to use Settlement to get to their properties to request the report and keep telling KDC

that we need a sealed road and a reduced speed limit. Is it going to take a fatal accident for

KDC to listen? We have requested a copy of the report the engineers have completed and wait-

ing to see what the engineers are saying.

From some very disgruntled and upset rate payers who do pay their rates and live in Kaiwaka.

(Name and email supplied, ed.)

Below is the wording of the letter we received dated 20th June 2013 from the KDC.

Speed Limit - Settlement Road, Kaiwaka

A review of the speed limit on Settlement Road was completed by our engineers.

As part of that review an onsite survey was carried out and the results indicated that no changes were re-

quired to be implemented. Frontage development and side road volumes were insufficient to warrant a

change of speed limit in this rural environment.

It is recommended by our engineers that the speed limit for Settlement Road remain at 100 km/h.

A permanent warning sign "SLIPPERY SURFACE - GRAVEL ROAD" has been recommended and pro-

grammed to be installed at 265 metres from the start of the road, in order to stay consistent with the other

signage within this section of road.

I trust this concludes the matters you have raised regarding the speed limit.

Yours faithfully, Roading Manager

Dr A Macaulay D C

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Everyone warmly welcome each

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Contact: Pastor John Dekker,
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For careful adjustments to bones
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Treatment for
humans and their pets

Clinics: Kate’s Place, Kaiwaka:
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Warkworth Showground:

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For bookings: 9.00am-5.00pm
Phone

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KAIWAKA LIBRARY

Hope you're surviving the winter weather okay. There's nothing

curling up with a good book to take your mind off it!

On 1 July 2013 the books marked with a '12' dot sticker stopped being rental

books and are now free to borrow. To make room for them on the other shelves,

there has been a bit of a clear-out of older fiction books that have not been read in

a long time. This means (1) a whole swathe of books that used to cost a little are

now free to borrow, and (2) there are new books on our sales table to choose

from. Come on in and take a look.

Thank you to everyone who has made a positive comment about our book re-

views. We really appreciate your feedback. If you want to see more than the ones

in these reports, find us on Facebook or Google+ and follow us there. If you'd

like to write a review of a book from our shelves, that is very welcome, too -

email or post it to one of the addresses below, or drop it in at the library. The

more, the merrier.We now have a few DVDs on our shelves - you'll find them

next to the audio and Young Adults sections. Unless marked "Free", they cost $3

to borrow for a week. There's an overdue fee of $1 per day, to encourage prompt

return. They're now part of our Dargaville exchange, and will change in Decem-

ber when we do that book swap.

Do you want the library to be open on Monday evenings? Patronage has been a

bit thin lately, and it's getting hard to justify staying open on those cold and dark

nights. Use it or loose it!

Recently I've read Amagansett by Mark Mills. It's set on Long Island, New

York, where fishing people have eeked out a living for hundreds of years. Post-

World War II, the rich of New York City are discovering it as a weekend and hol-

iday playground, slowly squeezing out the poorer people who can't afford to stay.

Fishermen Conrad Labarde and Rollo Kemp are trawling along the beach when

they bring up the body of a beautiful socialite. Police are called, and it appears to

be an accidental drowning. But Conrad kept quiet about knowing the woman, and

knows it was murder. Who? Why? His own life becomes endangered as he tries

to find the answers. I enjoyed this story, and have no hesitation in recommending

it to others. I've previously read and enjoyed The Information Officer by the

same author. This book is on the Free Fiction shelves in the library.

See you in the library!

Wendy Howard, Librarian

Kaiwaka Library, cnr State Highway 1 and Kaiwaka Mangawhai

Road. PO Box 89, Kaiwaka 0542. Phone 4312 539. Email

kaiwaka.library@gmail.com

Open Wed-

Sat 10am-2pm, Mon 4-6pm. Membership is available to all residents in the Kaiwaka area.

KAIWAKA WEATHER

Greetings friends. Here we are 6months of 2013 already gone.

I wish you well for the rest of the year and hope the weather treats you a bit bet-

ter especially the older folk enduring the cold weather we are having. Right now

our temperatures are up a bit. We got down to 7degrees at our house later in

June. Had the slight hint of a frost. I see now the paddocks are bogging

up. They recovered very well after the summer. It is a shame we have been short

of sunshine, however we are past the shortest day and heading to summer

again. I feel sorry for the baby animals being born in the wet. Oh yes you farm-

ers as well having to go tend to the mothers having the babies. Also the vets who

have to come out and so the list goes on. At our house we had 174mm rain over

13 days of June. The 1

6 months of the year we had 561mm rain and 1

six

months of 2012 we had 529mm rain. Our wettest June since 1987 was

2009 with 301mm and the driest June was 2012 with 52mm. Our wettest six

months of any year since 1987 was 2011 with 1041mm and the driest was 1987

with 333mm. We have not had many frosts although it has been cold enough

but my wise brother-in-law says the ground temperature has been high after the

summer. Reg was digging around in a drain and the water that was seeping out

of the ground was warm. We look forward to another summer. Keep well and

keep warm and look after each other. Bev.

“Safe Haven”

Friday 26

July

Kaiwaka Sports Complex,6.30pm

Adults $4,children $2 (yr 9 & under)

T.W.WRIGHT

WATER PUMPS

SALES & SERVICE

DEEP WELL & SUBMERSIBLE

REPAIRS

203 WHAKAPIRAU RD,

WELLSFORD

PHONE 09 4238235

MOBILE 021 976 545

Ross Murphy

PLUMBER

Certifying Plumber

09 431 7510
021 424 252

Paparoa Based

New Housing

Renovations

Maintenance

Landscape Supplies

Bulk Cartage

4312407

Mob: 021 453 252

Fax: 4312939

scott.parker@parkerli

me.co.nz

Gibbons Road, Kai-

waka

Willow Bend

HORSE

HOTEL

Total Horse Care

Agistment

Riding Lessons

Arena Hire (60x40)

Young Horse Starting

Re-training/Exercising

Hoof Trimming

Problem Solving

Phone Sue 09 431 2817

or 021 623 776

Or email sue.gray@xtra.co.nz

OUT THERE

GARDENS AND LAWNS

Lawn Mowing – Any Size

Section Clearing

Hedge Trimming

Spraying

Planting

Pruning

Gutters Cleaned

Chainsaw Work

Regular Services

General Maintenance

Garden Waste Removal

Free Quotes

Get The Job Done!

Servicing Kaiwaka/Mangawhai

Contact Phil Jones

027 243 5503

A/H 431 2196

Email: outthere09@gmail.com

Singing Lessons

Individual sessions

All styles of music

All voice types

Reasonable rates

Phone

Maura Flower

021 164 8318

Landcare

Services

Dave Hyndman

4312302

021 431238

Trenching, Hole Boring, Land

Levelling, Driveways,

Landscaping, Post Peel, Wood

Chips, Contact Rolling

Lifestyle block mowing,

etc....also Rotary Hoeing

For reliable and friendly service

contact Dave

BARRY CURTIS

PLUMBING LTD

REGISTERED CRAFTSMAN

PLUMBER

Phone 4315572

027 257 9884

25 years experience

      Friendly reliable service
  All plumbing & maintenance
  Alterations and new housing
   New wood fire installation
  Spouting

Competitive rates

PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE

Winter can make us all feel a

bit down. What if your

house, holiday home, even

workplace was fresh and clean to come in-
to. Just that little ray of sunshine that we
all enjoy.

Jenny’s Rural

Cleaning Services

Phone 09 4312826 or email

jennychellew@hotmail.com

Hands On

CHEESEMAKING WORKSHOPS

are On Again
SATURDAYS  13  and  20  JULY
( 9am to appr. 3pm incl. lunch)

GOUDA (Hard Cheese) and CAMEMBERT Style
(soft cheese)

Other dates by arrangement…
Or....    if  YOU  supply  the  Milk  ...I
can make the Cheese for YOU.
For  More  Info  or  Bookings    Con-
tact:  Ad  ......(Founder  of  Kaiwaka  Cheese
Shop) on, 09-4312234 or 021 2154495

PLANNING A NEW

KITCHEN?

CONTACT NOEL McDOWELL

WELLSFORD

KITCHENS

Ph/Fax 094312888

KAIWAKA-Any time

QUALITY CUSTOM MADE

KITCHENS

~Personal and Prompt Service~

~All Workmanship Guaranteed~

~Over 20 Years in the Trade~

~Free Design & Quote~

For all your body repair needs!!

We do:



Rust repairs



Insurance work



Anti-corrosion
treatment

Hours: 8.30am-5pm Monday-Friday
Mobile: 021 118 0462
After hours: 09 431 2384

Phone: Craig or Call in for a free Quote

e-mail:

bodytech_panelbeaters@yahoo.com

We are located at 1837 SH1 Kaiwaka, behind Twin-
kle Tow „n‟ Tyre call in anytime for a free quote.



Large and minor vehicle



repairs



Industrial vehicles



Full Cut and polishes

PAUL SAUNDERS

LAWNMOWING &

GARDEN

MAINTENANCE



Lawns and edges



Section mowing



Hedging and trimming



Spraying and fertilising



Tree planting



Green waste removal



Pruning

Friendly and reliable service guaranteed

Call now for a free no obligation quote

021 886 843
09 431 2731

Servicing Mangawhai and Kaiwaka and

surrounding areas

paulsaunders99@gmail.com

On the 2

Sunday of each month

In the Kaiwaka War Memorial

Hall

Sunday 14 July

Sunday 11 August

A variety of new & pre-loved goods

Enquiries to:

Mandy 09 431 8717

markets@slingshot.co.nz

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION

PETE WORSFOLD M. Soc. Sc.
Student Counsellor

peteworsfold@xtra.co.nz

021 825 970

Professional Service
Variety of Modalities
By Appointment Only

Quiz Night

Back by popular demand! We will hold another Quiz night on Friday 2

August at 7pm at the Kaiwaka Sports Complex. Teams of 4 - 6 people,

prizes for top 3 teams plus lots of spot prizes, supper provided, bar

open, $10 per head. And a special round of local questions to test your

knowledge of your town! For our last Quiz Night we had 15 teams and

the winning team was from.... Mangawhai!! Come on Kaiwaka, you

need to regain bragging rights! Contact Cheryl Anderson to register on 4312 051

kaiwakasports@gmail.com.

Movies

We will hold two movies during the upcoming school holidays. Escape from

Planet Earth is a fun animated movie, suitable for the whole family. This will be

shown at the Complex this Saturday at 6.30pm.

On Friday 26

July, 6.30pm we will show Safe Haven, a romantic drama

adapted from the book by Nicholas Sparks, author of The Notebook. Movies are

$4 per adult and $2 per child (yr 9 and younger) and are a fundraiser for the Kai-

waka Sports Association.

Junior Rugby

Our junior rugby club Eastern United will be playing against Paparoa this Friday

at 6pm. Our Under 7's, Under 9's and Under 11's will be playing and always ap-

preciate support, so spectators are most welcome.

Senior Rugby

The Otamatea Hawks next game at the Sports Complex is Saturday 20

July

against old foes Waipu. Reserves kick off at 12.30pm and premiers at 2.15pm.

Come along to support our boys!

Gymnastics

Our gymnastics club is looking for a coach for their two boys‟

classes. The ideal person would be creative & energetic and

ready to offer challenges & fun to our exceptional groups of boys.

Gymnastics experience is not a prerequisite as it would be a shared position with

an experienced coach. Classes are held Tuesdays at the Kaiwaka gymnasium at

4pm & 4.45pm. Please contact Stephanie Brown on 4312 022 or gymnas-

ticsotamatea@gmail.com.

First aid kits

Thank you to all the many people who purchased a first aid kit for my fundraiser

– we made a profit of $480. Due to the high demand there is a delay in the sup-

ply of the kits, they now will be arriving in a couple of weeks. When they arrive,

I will ring everyone who ordered one to arrange delivery.

Recycling

Many thanks to LiteFoot who visited our Sports Complex re-

cently and put in place recycling bins to help reduce how much

waste is sent to landfill. On LiteFoots previous visit they in-

stalled energy efficient lightbulbs in our Complex - all of these resources are

free, so we appreciate their support.

Fields

At this time of year there is a very high demand for our rugby fields. As well as

the usual JMB, IMB and seniors trainings and matches we also have age group

reps and Taniwha Cup trainings. Please remember if you would like your group

to use our fields, you need to book in with me. This is so I can schedule the

events to avoid clashes. Give me a call on 4312 051 or 027 3462702 or email me

kaiwakasports@gmail.com

Cheryl Anderson, Manager, Kaiwaka Sports Association

ESCAPE FROM

PLANET EARTH

Saturday 13

July

Kaiwaka Sports

Complex

Doors open at

6.30pm

Adults $4, children

$2 (yr 9 & under)

Fun, family-friendly

movie!

Deadlines for next few Bugles

Bugle

Deadline

Publication

Friday 19 July

Tuesday 23 July

Friday 2 August

Tuesday 06 August

Friday 16 August

Tuesday 20August

Friday 30 August

Tuesday 03 Sept

Friday 13 Sept Tuesday 17 Sept

Friday 27 Sept

Tuesday 01 Oct

Friday 11 Oct

Tuesday 15 Oct

Friday 25 Oct

Tuesday 29 Oct

QUIZ NIGHT

Friday 2nd August, 7pm

Kaiwaka Sports Complex

* teams of 4 - 6 people

* prizes for top 3 teams plus

lots of spot prizes

* supper provided

* $10 per head

Pre-registered teams only.

Contact Cheryl Anderson to

kaiwakasports@gmail.com

STOCKFOOD

GREAT RANGE FOR ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK

AT GREAT PRICES

ALSO CHECK OUR

DOG BISCUITS

20 KG FOR $58.90

LPG REFILLS 9KG

STILL ONLY $31.50

MANGAWHAI SERVICE

STATION

(09) 431 4242

44 MOIR STREET IN THE VILLAGE

ARCHITECTURAL

BUILDING PLANS

AND DESIGNS

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If you are thinking of building, then you need

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This applies if you are considering a new home, any alterations or any

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There are many things that are frustrating if you are not totally

familiar with what all details are required by Councils -especially

with new regulations in force to ensure everything runs smoothly -

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With needs of family changing and the economy - building require-

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Brian advises on design, materials, permit applications, builders

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WRIGHT DESIGN

Brian‟s office is at: 72 SPINDLER ROAD, R.D.2 WELLSFORD

(Off Wayby Valley Road.) Call in for a chat and a coffee, or he

will call on you at your home if preferred.

WRIGHT DESIGN: Office 09-423-8092

Mobile 021 276 7389

Email:

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ww.wrightdesign.co.nz

* R O A D I N G * E A R T H W O R K S

* D R A I N A G E * S I T E W O R K S *

For any further enquiries, contact

Shaun on:

Cell: 021 222 0272

Home: 09 4318339

Email:

shaun@huband.co.nz

Shaun Huband:

Registered Drainlayer

Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2013:

Classified $2; 1/8 or 1/9 page $5; 1/4 page $10; 1/2 page $20;

bugleaccounts@kaiwaka.co.nz

Payments can be online, posted or left at Jaques 4sq Store.

kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz for queries or copy.

The Kaiwaka Bugle is a community newspaper run by volunteers.

Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily the opinion of the BugleTeam

Point Curtis Cruising Club

2013 End of Season Duck Shoot - Prize Giving 30

June

2013 Seniors (49 Birds weighed in) see kaiwaka.co.nz web-

site for details: with Trevor Wright, Keith Mills, Dave Ken-

nedy, Paul Mills and Wayne Leslie all getting firsts.

2013 Juniors (17 Birds weighed in) see kaiwaka.co.nz for

details with Jayden, Bradley Kennedy and Koby Worsell all

getting firsts.

Pt. Curtis Cruising Club 2nd Annual Boar Hunt 10th and 11
August 2013,  Check out poster at 3 Furlongs!!! Posters will
be going up elsewhere shortly.
Thank you to those who have paid their subs. Subs can be paid
at 3 Furlongs or by posting to Jean Mcleish (Secretary), C/-
Kaiwaka PDC, Kaiwaka 0542.  Please include your up-to-date
contact details and e-mail address if you have one.  Subs are
$20 single or $30 for a family.
Next committee meeting Tuesday 9th July, 7pm at 3 Furlongs
Hotel, Kaiwaka.        Wayne Leslie, Commodore

KAIWAKA FITNESS

Hi Everyone, Hope you are enjoying new cross over machine

and bike. Thanks to Mark and his son for putting the cross over

machine together with the help of Bente and I, actually we

tried to keep out of it. The new kettle balls are there for those

of you who like to train with them. I also find them good, espe-

cially for wide squats as a leg warm up. As you will also note

we have moved a lot of the machines around; hope it works for

you, if not let us know and we will see what we can do.

Sorry to whomever had the cold shower on the coldest day yet.

Murphy's law, I actually couldn't do the cleaning as the water

was that cold. Maybe we should have looked at getting heat

pump for those cold mornings; mind you, it makes you move.

Poor Pam did 1 1/2 hours cardio and didn't even take her sweat

shirt off.

Anyone interested in doing the Lake Taupo bike ride

in November, let me know, it‟s on my to do list.

There‟s also the Kerikeri 1/2 marathon;

always a good day.

Keep training, keep warm, Jules

Hakaru Memorial RSA (Inc.)

WOMEN’S SECTION.

There were 16 present at the June meeting.

Every 2nd Friday in the month Roast nights continue to be

well supported. 4 of our members attended the annual con-

ference in Tauranga where there were 150 NWA members

present from all over N.Z.

Our Women‟s Section bought a star for $500 for Children with

Cancer where a Child and its family has its own special Star

and Website. Another project they support is "Kids Can" and

are also trying to get the age for free Mammograms for up to

80's plus.

We are hosting and catering for the Northern Area Bowls on

the 4th November at "The Club" Mangawhai.

Some of our members attended the "60 Years building cele-

bration" and had a great night the music was "fantabulous"

especially for dancing.

Heather and Jan are attending the Northland meeting at

Kaitaia on 20th July (with Hubbies in tow"!!) might cramp their

style a bit, ha ha, or lead them astray, don't know which.!!

The date set for our Christmas Dinner is 26th November at

the Fishing Club Rooms by the pontoon.

Hopefully as many Members as possible will be attending the

"RSA Mid Year Christmas Dinner" which promises to be a

good night on Saturday 13th July, will be over before next

issues.

Our Best Wishes go out to all who have had Winter Ailments

and to Pauline Toye who broke her left collar bone after an-

other fall, and Lorraine Lusty who has cracked a bone in her

foot after a fall also, and we hope Lena is also feeling better.

Keep warm and Safe - Ann

Celena’s Gifts

1925 State Highway 1

KAIWAKA (next to Italian

Bakery)

Ph: 09 4312741

CLOSED MONDAYS DURING WINTER

We stock:-

Baby Gifts

Jewellery Toys

Kitchenware

Toiletries Photo Frames

NZ Souvenirs

Candles

... and much more!

Winter Warmer Specials

in Store

July and August

Come and have a look

The team from Animal Health Centre are from left to right: Ro-

wan, the Rotty; Sandy, Animal Naturopath; Nicky, V.N; Nicolle,

V.N; Therese, V.N; Oscar, and Denise,

Animal Health Consultant

We have been open a week and already customers are

coming back for more! “It sometimes just takes a matter of

days to show an improvement in health when changing the

diet and sure enough”, says Sandra, “at least three families

are finding that‟s true especially in the allergic and older

dog.” Less poop, pets looking forward to meals and enjoying

their food . – owners are delighted.

The Travel Remedy has been flying off the shelf as distance

travellers are told about the very successful „no more car

sickness‟ drops and the Specials are helping the pocket

enormously.

This month‟s special is the canine muesli that

normally retails for $11.50 a kilo – now only $6.50! SAVE

$5.00.

Our Handy Hint for this issue: Skin Problems

Main causes are dried food (kibble & biscuits) and dog roll.

If your dog has a skin problem take them off beef e.g. gravy
beef, blade steak. The heart, liver, kidney and tripe are fine

Chicken has become a problem in the past few months so

consider that too if the problem does not resolve. See us if

the issue persists. (No steroids or antibiotics!). Sandy U

ANIMAL HEALTH CENTRE

LOCAL SERVICES

*St.John Ambulance

111 or Freephone0800 61 0066

*Fire phone 111 *Police phone 111 or 09 4311150

WELLSFORD DOCTORS: Ph: 4238 086

A A: Meets Wed., 8pm Kaiwaka Ph: 4312228, 4315543, 0800229 6757
AL ANON: In recess, contact Ph: 4312228

AgriQuality (MAF) Livestock Consultant
Phone 09 4311 820 or 021518257

BUDGETING SERVICE,OTAMATEA:Free confidential advice & support - all
areas of personal finance Ph: 09 4318173 or 094318117

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES responding to the needs in our community

Counselling/Family Therapy/Seminars/Youth Work/Probation/

Osteopathy/Govt.Day Agencies/Community Information

Ph: 4312661 Hours: 9am-5pm. Mon - Fri (funded & CYFS approved)

FUNERAL SERVICES: Morris & Morris Ltd,

Whangarei - Bev Jaques Ph:4312367 or 0800667747

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Sarah Rogers Ph: 4312194

HAKARU LANDFILL/TIP:Open everyday except Tuesday

10am-4pm.Ph4312629 Cost-$40 cubic metre Ph:4258567 - office

INLAND REVENUE: Last Friday each month,

11-3pm Ph4312661

KAIWAKA KOHANGA REO:

Ph:4312620 Mon.-Fri. 8.30am-2.30pm

KAIWAKA CEMETERY: Ph: 4312045

KAIWAKA LIBRARY: kaiwaka.library@gmail.com

Mon. 4-6pm; Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10am-2pm Ph:4312539

KAIWAKA PLAYCENTRE: Ph: 4312286. Hastie Lane

Monday to Friday 9.00am

12 noon.

KAIWAKA POST OFFICE:

Ph:4312 626 Fax: 4312287

Post Code: 0573 for RD2 and 0542 for all Kaiwaka Post Office mail

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSN: Ph 4312005; 4312129 gym

KAIWAKA ST JOHN: Manager Steve Rosser 09 4318403, 021 2316836

NORTHPOWER: Faults Kaiwaka area 0800 104040

PARENTPORT: Free, practical family support servicePuhoi to Paparoa
Ph:  Sharon Mehana, Co-ordinator. 4259357 or 027 280 5093
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COACHING, GROUP FACILITATION:
Sabine Druckler 4312231
PLUNKET  KAIWAKA/MANGAWHAI:  Ph:

094318187

or 0

276753488

Kaiwaka Mobile Clinic once a month– appointments necessary;

Mangawhai (next Domain)

1st & 3rd Thursday & Coffee Morning;

PLUNKET CARSEAT CO-ORDINATOR:

Pat Scott Ph 4314530 or

0272881635

PLUNKET FREEPHONE -0800 933 922

PLUNKET -MAUNGATUROTO Clinic every 2nd & 4thThursday. Ph:

09 4318187

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE: Gloria Reid Ph: 094327634

HOMEOPATH: Donna Flavell Ph:

4314843

RETURNED AND SERVICES ASSN 733 Settlement Rd. Hakaru

Ph.4312176 Bill Kerr (President) Ph.4314719

TE KOROWAI AROHA O NGATIWHATUA

(The Cloak of Love of Ngatiwhatua) Support and Maori Consultancy.

Ph: 4239481 (Wellsford)

WOMEN’S WELFARE LEAGUE & Reaching Out For Youth:

4 Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd, M Morgan 4312293

VETERINARY SERVICE MANGAWHAI:

Ph: 4314535 Mon-Fri 8.30-4.30, Sat 9-12, a/h appt.

KAIPARA DISTRICT COUNCIL www.kaipara.govt.nz:

Help Desk FREEPHONE 0800 727 059

ASK FOR MANGWHAI

OFFICE

Dog/Stock/Noise 0800 105 890

Next Bugle Deadline Friday 19/07/2013

Send copy to kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz

WHAT’S ON

PLEASE ~ do let me know what is on - email

kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz

Advertising in WHAT’S ON is FREE

KAIWAKA MARKET 2

Sunday of the month in the Kai-

waka Hall 10am–1.30pm

markets@slingshot.co.nz

09 4318717

Mondays Kaiwaka/Mangawhai Tramping Grp. 8am-2.30
Tuesdays Rhythm&Riggle 10.0am Christ the King Church
Mangawhai.
*09 July ~ PCCC Meeting, 7pm at 3 Furlongs Hotel, Kaiwaka.
*12 July ~ DANCE OF LIFE, freestyle dance, 8 pm, Kai-
waka Hall, 09

4312408 / 021

2968794

*14 July ~ KAIWAKA MARKET 10am-1.30pm KWMHall
*27 July ~ LATIN FUN CLASS, 7.30 pm, Kaiwaka Hall, 09
4312408 / 021 2968794
*02 Aug ~ Quiz Night, 7pm KSA Reg‟n Cheryl 4312051
*03 Aug ~WORKSHOP, Solar energy opportunities, 10 am,
09 4312408 / 021 022 31700

HOUSEHOLD RUBBISH COLLECTION - Kaiwaka Pick up -

Mondays=Green bags are collected by Northland Waste-queries to

them 09 4303273 Wednesdays.=Blue bags and yellow recycling (At

Jaques Blue bags $3.00 and yellow $1.40) are collected by

Kaurlilands 09 4392146.
*OTAMATEA GREY POWER-09 431 8138 Joan Hoggard
*KAIWAKA BADMINTON -Tuesdays 7.30pm Ph: 4312345
*KAIWAKA GARDEN & FLORAL Grp:

2nd Thursday in month Ph: 4314767

*Kaiwaka SCOUT

S&CUBS-

Thursdays 5.30-7pm,KWMHaII, Innes Ph: 4312250

*KAIWAKA SQUASH -Mondays 7pm, Ph: Barbara Thomas 4315905
*GYMNASTICS OTAMATEA - Tuesday Ph: Stephanie 4312022

*HAKARU PONY CLUB-Ph: Dianne Christianson 4314315

*MANGAWHAI COMBINED PROBUS CLUB: 2pm,3rd Thursday
month in the Senior Citizens Hall Mangawhai. Ph: 4315777

*PT CURTIS CRUISING CLUB - Jean Ph: 4312246
*WAIPU GENEALOGYGROUP -4th Monday in month Ph: 4312725
*NZ GENEALOGY-Wellsford - 1st Thursday in month Ph: 4237033

*CRAFT GROUP:2nd & 4th Tuesday, 10am, Wellsford Ph 4238547

*RSA,Hakaru & Dist.Women- meet 1.30pm 4th Thurs in month 43123668
*OWEN STEVENS at Kate’s Place Ph:4312661
*Diabetes Support Group-for Kaiwaka, Mangawhai, Wellsford -10am,

3rd Friday of month Ph:A.Pert 4238242; J.Gardner 4238060

WELLSFORD CITIZEN ADVICE BUREAU:

0800 367 222

Ph: 4237333 Wellsford Community Centre
Email: cab.wells@xtra.co.nz

CHURCHES:

*Gateway Worship Centre-St Mary's Church Nathan Rd off Oneriri Rd, Kaiwaka

Services, 10.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month. Contact: Rev David Gage

4312528 or 0212354282
*Kaiwaka Family Church-Your Community Church Sundays, l0am
Home Group every Wed evening, Pastor John Dekker Ph: 4318203
*Kaiwaka Services.Anglican & Co-op at StPauls Church - 1st Sun. 9.30am
(Anglican),3rd Sun. 4pm (Co-op). Contacts: Rev. R Dunlop 09 4318193,
M.Hargreaves, 4312295, C.Bygrave 4312057
*Church of Christ the King, 9 Molesworth Dr., Mangawhai 9.30am every Sunday
*St.Mary‟s Catholic Church:

Maungaturoto – Griffins Road, Saturday evening Vigil

Mass 6pm; Mangawhai – Senior Citizens Hall, Sunday Mass 8:30am; Wellsford –
Matheson Road, Sunday Mass 10:30am; Mid-week Mass times and all enquires to Fr.
Bill Fletcher – phone 423 8170
*Baptist Church: Sun. 10.30am Mangawhai Snr Cit.Hall.Ph:4312339
*CauseWay Church Mangawhai – Sundays 10.15am, Mangawhai Community Recrea-
tion Centre, Insley St. Ph: 09 4314782 www.causewaychurch.org.nz

*St.Paul’s Archie Bull Hall HIRE donation for electricity & upkeep

(usuaIly$10-$15per hire) Contact G. Jaques 4312048

*Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall HlRE- contact Wendy 4312725 or

Email kaiwaka.hall.bookings@gmail.com

*Hakaru Hall HIRE-contact J Marshall 4312297
*Te Pounga Marae queries -A.Gage 4312528, 4312527
*Kaiwaka Sports Association hire/queries- C. Anderson 4312051
Justice of Peace: B.FJaques; L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves -please phone to
make sure they are available
Marriage Celebrants: L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves; Judith Knights 09
4315765