Bugle 2013-15

No: 15

6/8/2013

Bugle 16 will appear 20 August 2013

Rave reviews have come in for

Otamatea Repertory Theatre‟s

production

”Seussical”-next

shows are 9 August Friday

7.30pm & 10 August Saturday 2pm;

Saturday & Sunday 17 & 18 August -

both 2pm

Our sympathies to the McAulay family

on the recent passing of Elva. Elva was

a long time resident of Kaiwaka, and

was one of the Kaiwaka School Dental

nurses.

Best wishes to the Maungaturoto Wom-

en‟s Squash team competing in the Na-

tional competition 21-25 August.

From Papers Past August 1913:

1“The train now carries passengers and

goods to Kaiwaka from Wellsford three

days a week” Kaiwaka was the northern

most stop then. 2.“Kaiwaka‟s Austrian
storekeeper

of 3

years was declared

bankrupt”

A good crowd braved the wild and wild

weather on Friday night and turned up

for Quiz Night, a fundraiser for the Kai-

waka Sports Association. A dozen

teams „nutted‟ their way through ques-

tions on geography, famous faces, gen-

eral knowledge and more.

Congratulations to the top teams who

had their choice from the prize table: 1

Coswecan; 2nd

The Northerners; 3

Market Force.

Three spot prizes were given out: a six

month subscription to Fatso, valued at

$140 – won by Jamie Chapman; a

Northland Rugby season membership

pass, valued at $60 – won by Phil Keen;

a selection of jewellery and kitchenware

donated by Buy The Way, valued at

$150 – won by Jess Leslie

The remaining prizes were given out by

a draw. Thank you to emcee Tony Har-

greaves and scorers Corina Ross and

Lindsey Hargreaves. Many thanks also

to Duncan Gilligan for working the bar,

to Pam and Mark Ottaway for putting on

supper and to Holly Anderson for being

the runner.

A round of local knowledge questions

was included in the quiz – you can test

yourself on how well you know your

town! (Answers below)

1)   Kaiwaka is known as the “Little Town of
Lights”. Name the man who was the driving
force behind this initiative.
2)   In July 2011, Kaiwaka was hit by a freak
weather  event  which  made  national  news,
what was this weather event.
3)   At the start of the year Rosie Ellis took
over  as  Principal  of  Kaiwaka  School,  but
who is the school’s Deputy Principal?
4)   Pukekaroro is our local mountain – what
is the English translation of Pukekaroro?
5)   Steve Elliott from Kaiwaka  Motorcycles
often  sponsors  community  events.  He  do-
nated an item to this year’s Top of the Rock
event  which  was  raffled  off  as  a  special
prize – name the item.
6)  “The Story of a New Zealand River” is a

Winning team: Coswecan-

photographed

- Deb Hastie, Penny Diamond, Euan Hastie, Rob Hastie

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSN QUIZ NIGHT

novel  written  in  1920  telling  the  story  of  a
woman who adjusts to life in the kauri bush
near Kaiwaka and is considered by some to
have inspired the film The Piano. Name the
novel’s author.
7)      Earlier  this  year  at  the  annual  Kaiwaka
Sports Awards, Melissa Watts won the Ser-
vice  to  Sport  category  for  her  contribution
to which sport?
8)      The  Musket  Wars,  a  major  battle  near
Kaiwaka  between  Nga  Puhi  and  Ngati
Whatua  resulted  in  over  170  deaths.  In
which year was this battle?
9)   In July 2008 Kaiwaka was abuzz with the
news  of  eye  witness  sightings  of  a  certain
animal  in  Parkers’  quarry.  What  was  the
animal purported to be?
10)  Ilia & Eva Petro own the popular Italian
bakery  in  Kaiwaka.  What  country  are  they
from?

Answers: 1. Mark Ottaway 2. Tornado

3. Lindy Gaskin 4. Hill of gulls 5.

Lawnmower 6. Jane Mander 7. Netball

8. 1825 9. Lion 10. Italy (or Albania)

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PUBLIC NOTICES

CLASSIFIED

BUSINESS FOR SALE OR SHOP FOR LEASE:

All-

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

pia). 40sqm of refurbished space with shared kitchen and toi-

let facilities. Lots of foot traffic. Very successful lifestyle

business. Current owner wishes to retire “down on the farm”,

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

FOR SALE-Firewood: Ti tree mix $80 cubic metre

Ph 0211246829

FOR RENT:

Farmhouse Oneriri. 10km from Kaiwaka. Tidy 3 bed-

room. Separate garage. $220 week. Ph 4312660

Room to rent 5 mins walk from Kaiwaka; sunny, nice

views. $125 pw, incl power & meals. Ph: 4312296 or

021 2537661

CLOTHING ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS:

Hems, Zips, Dressmaking Ph: Win 4312027 or 027 444 8358

Winsome Designs.

CRANIO SACRAL THERAPIST:

for People and Hors-

es, $45 experienced practitioner. Jill Shires 431 2080

HOLISTIC ANIMAL PRACTITIONER:

Horses,

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

WANTED FREE GRAZING: Small or large block. Can do

some fencing or water. Phone after 6pm 4312006

PROVERBS:

18:20-21 You will have to live with the

consequences of everything you say. What you say can

preserve life or destroy it; so you must accept the consequences

of your words.

FIREWOOD
FOR SALE

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$90

CUBIC METRE DELIVERED

Phone Lyn 0220708674
Or Ray 0212274420

Advertisers and contributors please note that ads and copy
need to be in by 2pm on the Friday before going to print on
Monday. Unfortunately it is very difficult to include late
copy and ads therefore anything received after close off time
may not be published but will be included in the
following issue.
The earlier the better !

Point Curtis Cruising Club

10 and 11 August 2013.

BOAR HUNT & SNAPPER CONTEST

Senior snapper section
Junior snapper section

Junior eel and possum section

Spot prizes Saturday and Sunday.

Weigh in Saturday 4-5pm.

Sunday 2-4pm final weigh in

OTAMATEA HIGH SCHOOL

Te Kura O Tuarua Otamatea

Opening Our Doors

Parents/Caregivers and prospective students

Are invited to our fully interactive

Open Day

Friday 16 August 9.45am start time

Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2013:

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

Payments can be online, posted or left at Jaques Four Square Store -

contact bugleaccounts@kaiwaka.co.nz

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 Bugle Team

Business Opportunity

Ladies Designer Clothing

Great opportunity to take over shop lot of mostly ladies

clothing shoes and accessories. Has been sold for several

years on a regular basis at local markets but could also be

suitable for “Pop Up Shop” or permanent New & Once

Worn Clothing Boutique. Over 1,000 items of New or

Nearly New Designer Tops Dresses Trousers Jeans Jackets

Shoes Bags Summer/Winter All Sizes.

Racks and Hangers included

Phone 0277132625 for more info.

Kaiwaka Sports Association

KIDS SOCIAL

FRIDAY 23 August, 7-9pm

Kaiwaka Sports Complex

Great music, games & prizes

$3 entry (adults & under 5's free

)

(a parent/caregiver to stay with children, thanks)

A fundraiser for the Kaiwaka Sports Association

Paul Greig Electrical Ltd

Residential • Farm • Commercial

Paul Greig

Registered Electrician

Ph: 431 2223

Mob:021 230 2717

Reliable & Professional Quality Service

Based in Kaiwaka

AMBER’S

Q Cafe &

Restaurant

All day breakfast, 8am - 5.30pm.

Home made Pizza, take away or eat in from 8am to

late.

Light lunches, 11.am - 5.30pm,
Dinner Menu at 5.30pm to late

Toasted Sandwiches and Sandwiches made to order.

All day, Pies, Chowder & Soups

Milkshakes, Kiwi Ice cream, Slushie Fruit drink, Tea,

Coffee

Closed Mondays.....except Observed Holidays

Sunday to Thursday: 8am - 8pm

Friday: 8am - 8.30pm, Saturdays 8am- 9pm

4315226

Trevor & Amber

41 Moir Street, Shop 5-6

Mangawhai Village

Next to Carters Building Supplies

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Point Curtis Cruising
Club

REMINDER: Subs are now due!

BOAR HUNT: 10 and 11 August

2013. Tickets are on sale now at Three

Furlongs Hotel, Kaiwaka (and other out-

lets, see poster for details). $30 adult,

juniors FREE entry.

This year we are running a SNAPPER

CONTEST at the boar hunt.

Senior snapper section:

Heaviest Snapper 1st prize $400, 2nd

prize: Rod, reel and tackle box value

$250, 3rd prize rod and reel value

$150. Average weight Sponsor Hunting

and Fishing Warkworth Package Value

$200. Minimum length 32cm.

All senior snapper weighed in will be

auctioned.

Junior snapper section:

Heaviest Snapper 1st prize $100, 2nd

prize $60, 3rd prize $40. Minimum

length 27cm.

Juniors get to keep their fish after weigh

in.

Spot prizes Saturday and Sunday. ALL

SNAPPER TO BE GILLED AND

GUTTED PRIOR TO WEIGH IN

(INCLUDING JUNIORS).

Weigh in Saturday 4-5pm. Sunday 2-

4pm final weigh in (Publicans watch).

Junior eel and possum section:

Heaviest Eel 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20

Heaviest Possum 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd

$20

Maximum of 2 eels and 2 possums per

junior (eels and possums SUNDAY on-

ly).

All boar hunt enquiries please phone

Vic on 0211609588

Wayne Leslie, Commodore

ENVIRONMENTAL

GRANTS

There is just one week left for organisa-

tions throughout the country to apply for

the Canon Environmental Grants Pro-

gram, offering $20,000 in product

grants to New Zealanders who are

working on a project that is making a

positive impact on the environment and

community.

Applications are currently being sought

across School, Tertiary, Regional and

Grassroots categories

to help reward

and recognise some of the outstanding

work taking place in communities

throughout New Zealand . Each win-

ning recipient will have the opportunity

to choose $5,000 worth of Canon prod-

uct to help aid the success of their pro-

ject.

Winners are selected based on the envi-

ronmental merits of each project as well

as the impact the Canon products would

have on the success of each project.

Previous winners range from an indige-

nous wildlife sanctuary in the Marlbor-

ough Sounds, to a small rural school in

the Hawkes Bay who are helping to save

the declining bee population by creating

a bee garden and making their own hon-

ey; to an inspirational sustainable gar-

den project in the Auckland CBD, creat-

ing a sustainable site for children to

grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh

food as part of a school curriculum

linked program.

This year grants will be awarded under

the following categories:

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Regional Award: An environmental

project with significance to a rural or

regional area;

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School Award: An environmental pro-

ject being run by a primary or secondary

school community;

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Grassroots Award: A community

group with an income of $25,000 or

less;

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Tertiary Award: An environmental

project being run by an individual with-

in tertiary education;

To find out more information about

Canon‟s Environmental Grants program

and to apply potential applicants should

go to:

http://www.canon.co.nz/environment

Entries close August 9, 2013

Thought for Today -

We make a living by what we get, but

we make a life by what we give.

NORTHLAND RUGBY UNION

2013 ITM CUP DRAW

Home Games

at Toll Stadium, Whangarei

Sat 24th Aug 4.35pm Northland vs.

Southland

Sun 8th Sept 4.35pm Northland vs.

Wellington

Thurs 26th Sept 7.35pm Northland vs.

Tasman

Wed 9th Oct 7.35pm Northland vs.

Otago

Sat l2th October 5.35pm Northland vs.

Bay of Plenty

Away Games

Sat 17th Aug 7.35pm Waikato (RS) vs.

Northland, Hamilton

Sat 31 Aug 5.35pm Nth Harbour vs.

Northland, North Harbour

Sun 15th 4.35pm Hawkes Bay vs.

Northland, Napier

Thurs 19th Sept 7.35pm Auckland vs.

Northland, Auckland

Fri 4th Oct 7.35pm Manawatu vs.

Northland, Palmerston North

*Waikato vs. Northland is a Ranfurly

Shield Match

Freeview

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Mangawhai Heads

021 1104056

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KEV’s CASKETS

Stylish, BUDGET Accommodation

Takeaways (8 available)

or made to order

Featuring 2 styles and

Different finishes.

Also O/S and Infant size

Phone Kev in Kaiwaka

021 1322 671

Or come and visit my showroom
271 Rodney St. Wellsford

Want it done?

Bring it to

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Hands On

CHEESEMAKING
WORKSHOPS

are On Again
SATURDAY
10th August
( 9am to appx.3 pm, 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
Contact:

Ad ......

(Kaiwaka Cheese Shop Founder)

09-4312234 or 0212154495

Topnotch

Engraving

Quality Engraving

Service

SPECIALISING IN:

www.tnengraving.com

www.pettagsnewzealand.com

Phone (09) 431 2174

Email: engraving@slingshot.co.nz

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION

KAIWAKA MOTOR

CYCLES LTD

SALES SERVICE SPARES

FARM BIKE SPECIALIST

Phone 431 2127

Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd

Kaiwaka

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"  PET TAGS
"  JEWELLERY

" TROPHIES &

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" AWARDS &

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" GIFTWARE
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or ONE OFFS

Quiz Night

We had a very vocal crowd at our Quiz

Night on Friday – lots of cheering,

whooping (and some groaning) as the

answers were read out! You can read

more about the Quiz Night in the report

in this edition of the Bugle.

Children's Social

On Friday 23

August we will hold a

children's social at the Sports Complex

– great music, dancing, games and priz-

es, glow items for sale, lolly scramble,

food and drink for sale. The social will

be from 7 – 9pm (a parent/caregiver to

remain with children thanks). Children

$3 (adults and under 5's are free). Bring

the kids out for a fun evening!

Junior Rugby

Our JMB club Eastern United will cele-

brate the end of their season with a

prizegiving at the Sports Complex on

Wednesday 14

August at 5pm. All

family and friends welcome.

Well done to our Rodney/Otamatea Ta-

niwha Cup team who competed for the

Northland Primary Schools Taniwha

Cup in Whangarei and came fifth in the

tournament. Their prizegiving will be

held at the Complex on Thursday 15

August at 6pm.

Not all rugby is finished though, and on

Saturday 14

September we will host an

Under 18s rep match – King Country vs

Vikings. Kickoff will be at 1pm, specta-

tors welcome.

Junior Netball

Our junior netball club will celebrate the

end of their season with a prizegiving

and BBQ at the Sports Complex on Fri-

day 30

August from 5pm. Can all

tracksuits and uniforms be returned to

Melissa or Sharlene before this date

please.

Gymnastics

Our Gymnastics Club

President Stephanie Brown can now be

reached on these updated contact

details: Phone: 022 3624998

Postal Address: Kaiwaka Sports Assn,

Gymnastics Otamatea; PO Box 62,

Kaiwaka 0542

email:

gymnasticsotamatea@gmail.com

facebook:

www.facebook.com/

groups/412571692091837/

Web:

www.kaiwakasports.co.nz/

gymnastics.htm

Senior Rugby

After a resounding win against Waipu in

the final match of the year which ce-

mented their position in Northland Rug-

by's first division for next season, the

Hawks held their end of season prize-

giving at the Sports Complex. You can

read the results in this edition of the Bu-

gle. The Hawks next committee meeting

will be on Tuesday 20

August, 7pm at

the Three Furlongs.

Martial Arts

Did you know we hold several Martial

Arts classes out of our gymnasium? On

Wednesday afternoons, our black belt

instructor Craig Bennetts holds Kempo

classes, for children and for adults. As

well as an effective form of self-

defence, Kempo is a unique art form of

spiritual growth, health and personal

responsibility. And on Sunday mornings

from 8.30am, he holds Tai Chi classes.

For more information, please contact

Craig on 4315 170 or

otamatea.kempo@farmside.co.nz

KSA Meeting

There will be a KSA meeting this

Wednesday 7

at 7.30pm at the Sports

Complex. All welcome.

Cheryl Anderson, Manager

Kaiwaka Sports Association

Kaiwaka Sports Assn. Quiz Night

Thank you to our generous

sponsors:

Jaques Four Square

Buy the Way

Avon – Gale Matheson Parker Lime

Fatso

Wellsford Sports & Leisure

Three Furlongs

Fitness Life magazine

Kaiwaka Fitness Centre Kaiwaka Cheese Shop

Phil Keen Concrete

L'art Beauty

Otamatea Kempo

Resene

McPhersons

NZ Fishing World magazine

Northland Rugby Union Motat

NZ Maritime Museum Fundraising First Aid

Thank you to everyone who came, and
we look forward to seeing you next
time!
PS. „KIDS SOCIAL‟
Friday 23 August, 7-9pm
Kaiwaka Sports Assn fundraiser

Q: Where was the Magna Carta signed?
A: At the bottom!
Q: How did the Vikings send secret
messages?
A: By Norse Code!
Q: What kind of shoes do spies wear?
A: Sneakers!

RANGANUI EARTHMOVERS

16T Excavator

(tilt, thumb & ROPS cab)

Transport Trailer
2 x 6 Wheeler Tip Trucks
Suppliers of All Grades of Metal & Topsoil

If you want a proper job done with an experienced operator ring

Grant on A/H 431-2131 Email ranganui.dev@xtra.co.nz

Mob 021845-246

Driveways, House Sites,
Drainage Dams,

Section Clearing,

Tree Work, Rock Retaining Walls,
Quarry Work,
Basically Anything That a Digger Can Do

C O N C R E T E

If it’s concrete we do it

Full Preparation & Pour by

Experienced Local Team

Phone Phil Keen Contractors

027 659 2376

design drafting

service

Retired builder and manufacturer with over 40 years

experience in the building industry is offering a design

drafting service

for domestic housing, sleepouts and sheds.

Plans formulated in consultation with clients, with

working drawings completed and submitted to

council for processing. Extensive practical experience,

able to identify & resolve problems.

Please ring Mike Lean on

09 431 2260

021 431 196

Water Tank Cleaning

Keep your water safe & clean

Removal of sediment, silt etc

Vacuum or full scrub

Minimal water loss

Phone Mark (09) 432 0655 or 0274 707607



Bobcat ...Hole boring....Retaining walls



Driveways and driveway repairs



Sections cleared ... Land levelling



Complete landscape construction

Service

For a fast friendly competitive service give us a
call…

Tim Hicks

Kaiwaka

094312885

02102391280

Natural Earth

Saturdays

Arrangement

Open

Mon-Fri

8am-5pm

Gentle Dental

Ruakaka

We love to see you smile

General & Cosmetic Dentistry

Emergency & ACC Treatment

Denture & Hygienist Services

Senior Citizen Discounts

Free Adolescent Care

Free WINZ Quote

Ph: 432 8139

19 Ruakaka Town Centre

Dr Sim Sood & Associates

You’re in gentle hands

HAKARU RSA

Women’s Section

2nd Friday of the

Month

from 6.30pm

Roast of the Day $12.00
Fish n Chips $10.00
Pea Pie Mash $6.00

Includes salads

Desserts $3.00

Phone Heather 4314668

Jan 4314512

LEABOURNS

Passenger Service

Car & Van Hire

Bus & Coach Charters

Airport Transfers

Monthly Shopper Bus

Phone (09) 4237416

Otamatea
High School

Powhiri for new principal

The day was a

beautiful day for the

powhiri of the new

principal,

Rachel

Clothier-Simmonds.

The sun shining on

the school and our guests was clearly an

omen for good times ahead at Otamatea

High School

Thank you to the members of the com-

munity, the Board of Trustees members

and to the staff and students for provid-

ing such a warm welcome for our new

principal and our guests. The kaupapa of

the powhiri is summed up by the follow-

ing statements:
E tatu mai ana tatou kit e powhiri, kit te
mihi, kit te whakatau koutou ki te Kura
Tuarua o Otamatea. He mihi tenei no
matou nga kaimahi o Te Kura Taurua o
Otamatea. Nau mai, haere mai.
We are gathered here to welcome, to
acknowledge, to settle you here at Ota-
matea High School. This is a greeting
from the staff of Otamatea High School.
Welcome.

The whole school community is looking

forward to a new leadership and we all

have great hopes for a bright future

ahead.

Roy Fletcher, Deputy Principal

*Sunday 11 August-Tuesday 13 August:

Reporoa High School Exchange (OHS

travelling)

*Friday 16 August:

OPEN DAY at Otamatea High School

9.45am onward

WANTED: Items for school production

”Treasure Island” - baggy shirts, old

pants, wide belts for PIRATES.

Contact Debi.Walters@otamatea.school.nz

KAIWAKA

WEATHER

Good Wet Morning to you.

As I type this report out it is bucketing

down and blowing a howling gale from

the East (as I am sure you are all getting

the same). Very miserable for the ani-

mals giving birth and the farmers, vets

etc attending to them.

We had a reasonably good July with a

few lovely frosts and lots of calm days

with a few very wet days thrown in the

first half of the month.

For July this year we recorded 78mm of

rain and for July 2012 was 272mm (yes

that is right I just checked it). We rec-

orded 9days with rain last month. For

the first 7months of this year we have

had 639mm and the same period last

year was 801mm. Our driest July since

1987 was 1993 with 33mm and our wet-

test July was 1998 with 602mm. Those

new dams you put in are pretty full now.

Take care on the roads and farms out

there this wet weather. Bev.

NIWA

SEASONAL

CLIMATE OUTLOOK AUGUST-

OCTOBER

A warm early spring on the cards

„Temperatures over the August to Octo-

ber period as a whole are very likely to

be above average in the North Island

regions.

Rainfall for the August-October period

as a whole is forecast to be normal or

above normal in the east and north of

the North Island as well as the west of

the South island, while normal or below

normal rainfall is likely for the west of

the North Island and the north of the

South Island.

The equatorial Pacific Ocean remains in

a neutral state (neither El Niño nor La

Niña) despite some patterns reminiscent

of a weak La Niña. International guid-

ance indicates that neutral conditions are

the most likely outcome over the com-

ing three months.‟

NIWA,

National Institute of Water and

Atmospheric Research, have launched

NiwaWeather, a free urban weather

forecasting service at

http://weather.niwa.co.nz/

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).

OWEN STEVENS

Osteo Therapist

For careful adjustments to

bones and joints
Treatment for humans and their pets
Clinics:
Kate’s Place, Kaiwaka:
Last Friday of month
Warkworth Showground:
2

Thursday, monthly

For bookings: 9.00am-
5.00pm

Phone 09 4312661

Or phone Owen 09 4317123

AVON AVON AVON

Brochure 15 is now available with
orders due 16th August and deliv-
ery approx 23rd August.
AVON has been in NZ for 35 years
and is celebrating. Spend $35.00 or
more and go into the draw to win
$200.
There are 35th anniversary spe-
cials and Avon's Top 50 Products
all on special.
There are also fabulous Fathers'
Day gifts with 2 Super Savers of a
Camouflage Rolling Duffle Bag or a
Internationalist Ana-Digi Watch
$29.99 each with a $15.00 bro-
chure purchase.
All orders over $35.00 also receive
a FREE gift.
Introducing The NEW Fergie Fra-
grance  "VIVA" $69.99 and receive
FREE 3 Purse
Sprays of all Fer-
gie Fragrances.
I have samples for
you to try and al-
so in home get-
togethers so give
me a call
Gale Matheson
094314827

JUNIOR

RUGBY

Although our local

team,

Otamatea/

Rodney, did not win

The Taniwha Cup they

did come a very creditable fifth, well

done to our two local players Xavier

Brown and Devan Gabbitas.

These two gave up the second week of

the school holidays to spend the time in

„camp‟ dedicated to sport but at least

they could eat well after several weeks

of having to be weight conscious prior

to the tournament. The rules of the

camp were strict but fair and it was a

great experience.

After an injury free week of rugby De-

van managed to break a toe, kicking a

ball, once he returned to school!

Thanks to Kelvin for being the best of

bus-drivers during the week and con-

gratulations to the boys, who did us

proud.

Teams that competed in the 2013 Taniwha

Shield Tournament in Whangarei included:

Whangarei Bears, Hokianga, Mangonui,

Rodney/Otamatea, Whangarei Grizzlies,

Bay of Islands and Presidents XV. Rodney

will host the competition in 2014.

Northland's

Taniwha

Shield

Primary

Schools Rugby Tournament (often referred

as the 'Taniwha Cup') is descended from

the Cadbury Fry Husdon Trophy, which was

contested in the 1930's. Later, Northland ran

and hosted a primary schools tournament

known as the the ASB Roller Mills.

In the mid-90's Northland was accepted into

the NRM Roller Mills Tournament, after

which the local ASB Roller Mills competi-

tion was replaced by the Culhams Cup pri-

mary schools tournament.

The Taniwha Shield is run by the sub-

unions of the Northland Rugby Union. Play-

ers from this competition are eligible for

selection to represent Northland in the NRM
Roller Mills tournament

Twinkle Tow ‘n’ Tyre

OTAMATEA HAWKS

2013 PRIZE GIVING

Supported by Phil Keen Concrete

Congratulations to all players

involved with our 2013

campaign.

H.K Nathan Cup – Most Improved Play-

er (over 15yrs)- Bradley James

Colin Williams Memorial Cup (U18

player to try is to succeed)- Bradley

James

Otamatea Hawks - U19 Player of the

Year -Wheriko Tawhiri

Wright Trophy – U21 Player of the Year

- Johnny Allison

Maungaturoto Recreational Society

Trophy – Club Spirit & Personality-

Gary Kingi

Pascoe Trophy for Most Conscientious

Club Player- Michael Tovine

Top Try Scorer – Dale Hutchinson

(Hutchy) Memorial Cup- Travis Larsen

Reserves

Maungaturoto Rugby Club Most Im-

proved Senior Reserve Player- Michael

Tuheke

Ian Hargreaves Family Trophy for

Senior Reserve Back- Michael Robinson

Otamatea Hawks Rugby Club for Senior

Reserve Forward- Jordan Linnell

Otamatea Hawks Rugby Club for Senior

Reserve Player of the Year- Rawiri

Phillips

Premiers

Wallis Cup for Most Improved Senior

Year Player- Drew Whitehead

Grant Eager Trophy for Senior Premier

Back- Nalu Tuigamala

Maungaturoto Panelbeaters for Senior

Premier Forward- Dean Kingi

Z J Sloane Trophy – Best all Round

Senior Club Player- Travis Larsen

Russell Hargreaves Family trophy for

Senior Premier- Shane Neville

Otamatea Hawks prize winners: Gary Kingi, Hamish Small, Nalu Tuigamala,

Mike Peeni and Paul Mant

PAUL SAUNDERS

LAWNMOWING & GARDEN

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Green waste removal

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Friendly and reliable service guaranteed

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...Judge nothing....

Someone once quipped, „Every footie team
could use someone who knows how to play
every  position,  is  never  off-side  and  never
makes  an  error.  The  only  problem  is;  it‟s
hard to make him put down his burger and
come out of the spectator stands!‟

All  of  us  need  the  advice  and  input  of  others.  But  you
should  only  consider  the  advice  of  a  critic  when:  (1)  You
know you are valued by the one who criticises you. (2) The
criticism  is  not  tainted  by  his  or  her  personal  agenda.  (3)
The  person  is  not  naturally  critical  of  everything.  (4)  The
person will continue giving support after giving advice. (5)
He or she has knowledge and success in the area of the criti-
cism.
What  really  hurts  is  the  criticism  of  people  who  are  im-
portant  to  you.  It‟s  hard  to  have  your  dream  criticised  by
those  you  admire,  love  and  respect.  But  if  you  want  to
achieve  your  dream,  you‟ll  have  to  learn  how  to  pay  that
price too.
On the other hand, Stacy Allison, the first American woman
to reach the summit of Mount Everest, points out that there
are times in your life when it‟s OK not to listen to what oth-
er people are saying. „If I‟d listened to other people I would-
n‟t have climbed Mount Everest. „If you have a God-given
promise and purpose, and if your heart is right, then disre-
gard unjustified criticism and stand on this Scripture: „Judge
nothing before the appointed time; wait till the Lord comes.
He will bring to light what is hidden in darkness ….

‟ 1 Co-

Community

Services Officer:

For all Community Services Forms

see Milly at the

Kaiwaka St John Op Shop.

Phone 4312650

MORE MEMBERS REQUIRED

FOR THE KAIWAKA STATION

HEADACHES

Headaches can have a

myriad of causes. The

most common headache

is the tension headache,

which arises from tight

musculature in the back

of the neck and the skull.

I wrote about forward

head posture in the previ-

ous Bugle, where the

head is no longer balanced on the

spinal column and makes the posteri-

or muscles of the neck become hy-

pertonic. The posterior muscles will

keep on contracting to prevent the

head from falling on the chest. Alt-

hough bad posture is not the sole

producer of muscle overuse; exercis-

ing your favorite sport can precipi-

tate muscle overwork. Simply re-

peating a certain movement, using

the same set of muscles without rest

will gradually make those muscles

fatigued, tight and painful. Overuse

is the result in both cases and leads

to tightness and often causes pain.

Pain is inflicted by the excessive pull

of the involved muscles on the scalp

and skull via its soft tissue attach-

ments. As this pain continues, the

nervous system will initiate spasms

(contraction) in the irritated muscles.

The spasm is there to prevent motion

that might further aggravate or injure

the muscle or other soft tissues. This

is sadly the start of a chain of actions

where the spasm increases the tight-

ness of the muscle causing pain,

which consequently leads to further

tightness, and then further pain, and

so forth. This cycle is known as the

spasm - pain - spasm cycle.

ALL-SORTZ

COLLECTABLES

Shop 4, 1956 State Highway 1, Kaiwaka

CURRENT WINTER HOURS

Saturday and Sunday

11.00am to 3.00pm

Or by prior appointment

Telephone 4312701

(Business Hours)

Or 4229221 or 0274353535

(After Hours)

In the case of a tension headache, all

of the neck muscles as well of the

muscles of the scalp have evolved

into a state of abnormally high strain

which compounds the problem. As

tension headaches become chronic,

they show a tendency to grow more

unrelenting, often with pain radiating

over the frontal bone area instead of

or in addition to the area at the base

of the skull.

Another type of hypertonic muscula-

ture is called trigger points simply

known as muscle knots. Trigger

points located in specific places in

the neck muscles or in the upper

shoulder muscles can show a referral

pain pattern going to respectively the

back, the front or the sides of the

head. This referral pain can also be

experienced as a headache.

Both types of tense musculature de-

mand a different treatment approach

to successfully reverse the discom-

fort they can create.

To find out more about the ad-

vantages of the pre-paid treatment

plans, please visit:

www.moveintowholeness.co.nz

- go

to tab pricing. Alternatively give us a

call on 021 0262 70 37

THERE’S

Your COMMUNITY

CHURCH

RECEIVE HEALING

RECEIVE THE LOVE OF GOD
Everyone warmly welcome each

Sunday 10am.

Contact: Pastor John Dekker,
09 4318203

@ the
Kaiwaka

Family Church

T.W.WRIGHT

WATER PUMPS

SALES & SERVICE

DEEP WELL & SUBMERSIBLE REPAIRS

203 WHAKAPIRAU RD, WELLSFORD

PHONE 09 4238235

MOBILE 021 976 545

KAIWAKA
FITNESS

Hope you are all enjoying the new

equipment; the last arrived this week -

thank you Mark for putting it together

and arranging for delivery. Bente and I

have the fun job of going shopping

whilst Mark has to do all the hard work.

It appears that most of you like the new

cable machine; it‟s certainly a lot

smoother. Remember the money from

fees pay for this equipment, so please be

honest and pay your memberships. As I

keep saying they are the cheapest

around. If you haven't been to the gym

you are welcome to come and see what

we have.

I have been to a few pump classes in

Whangarei as my friend takes classes up

there; at $12.00 a pop it soon adds up,

but its a nice change from cardio, and as

I have a bit to lose in the next few

weeks it‟s a change for bike and tread-

mill. I have been doing up to 2 hours a

day plus weights so it doesn't leave

much time for anything else at the mo-

ment.

We have certainly had some cold days

in the gym; maybe a heat pump would

be a good idea? I know I am a „sook‟.

Hope your training goals are coming

along well as summer is around corner

can't believe its August already.

Take care, Jules

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OUR SERVICES:

NAIL TRIMS - Cat & Dog Nurse specialists $15.00

WEIGHT CHECKS – Free checks & lifestyle advice

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- a fraction of the cost of drugs

CONSULTATIONS – our focus is on inner wellness, not

propped up by drugs and supplements.

Every owner & pet is an individual and deserves to be treated as such.

Opp. Cheese Shop, Kaiwaka.

OPEN 7 DAYS Ph 431 2217

Triennial elections for elected members

of all local authorities throughout New

Zealand are to be conducted, by postal

vote, on Saturday 12 October 2013.

The elections are undertaken on behalf

of the regional council by the three con-

stituent territorial authorities (Far North

District, Kaipara District and Whangarei

District). In addition to their own elec-

tions (Mayor, Councillors etc), each

constituent territorial authority is re-

quired to undertake the regional council

and district health board elections. How-

ever, due to the appointment of commis-

sioners, there will be no Kaipara District

Council triennial election in 2013. Its

election is expected to be held in Octo-

ber 2015.

It is recommended that everyone view

the NRC website www.nrc.govt.nz and

watch their short video relating to the

elections. Under the old system regional

councillors were elected from the 3 con-

stituencies (Far North, Kaipara and

Whangarei), changes have been made

for better representation – there are now

7 smaller constituencies and there will

be 9 councillors.

Note: Kaiwaka township is in Coastal

South constituency and the Oneriri Pen-

insula is in Kaipara

Nominations for councillor

positions close at noon on Friday, 16 August 2013

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

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

Based ou

Oner

iri Roa

HODGETTS

CONTRACTING

Digger Work



Driveways



House Sites



Dams



Drains, etc

Also available for HIRE



3 ton Vib Roller



Heavy Duty Tow



Waterblaster



Lazer Level

Phone Mark
4312877
027 447 8554

DEAN STEWART

Registered Electrician

021 280 4008

09 4312911

ATHOURISED FISHER AND PAYKEL SERVICE

Coates

Contracting



D41 Bulldozer with 6

way blade, bush rigged
with winch



For all tree work



General bulldozing and

stick raking.



120hp Tractor for

ground cultivation,



tip trailer work.



Fencing

All enquiries phone

Brett Coates

094318720 or mob

021431872

Singing

Lessons

Individual sessions

All styles of music

All voice types

Reasonable rates

Phone

Maura Flower

021 164 8318

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

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~

Indian Head

Massage in

Kaiwaka

For thousands of years, massage has

played an important role in ancient healing

systems, creating harmony, balance and

restoring a state of wellness.

Massage has been a vital part of family

life in India and was practiced by barbers

on the beach, mothers with babies and

between family members.

An Indian man, Narendra Mehta, missed

this when he went to London, and in

1990's adapted a form to suit Westerners.

Now, we too are enjoying the benefits.

It is soothing to mind and body, and

through relaxation all systems heal and

refresh. It is suitable for all people, all ages

with few contraindications.

Indian Head Massage focuses on the

upper back, upper arms, shoulders, neck,

head and face. The client is seated, fully

clothed no oils are used. A massage takes

about 25 minutes.

Some of the benefits:

Whole body relaxation, feeling energised

and refreshed.

*Relief of neck and shoulder stiffness.

*Relief from headaches and eye strain.

*Improved alertness and ability to concentrate.

*Increased hair growth and lustre.

*Improved circulation, especially for brain

function.

*Increased tissue oxygen intake.

*Movement of toxins as tight muscles

release.

*Improved sleep.

Yatra

has trained in Indian Head Mas-

sage with two experienced natural health

practitioners, from Motueka. She worked

for many years as an occupational thera-

pist in community health, mainly with

elderly, people with disabilities and their

families. Her holistic approach to health

has led her to learn and use natural thera-

pies, for herself and others.

Mini sessions (15 minutes) available

with or without appointment.

Wednesday 14

AUGUST

between 12.30 and 6pm.

Just drop in that day.

'Well of Health'

shop for $15

Brochures now available in the shop.

For more information and appointments con-

tact Yatra directly, especially for Wednesdays

between 12.30 and 6pm. in Kaiwaka. Usual

price $30, negotiable for regular appointments.

Phone or text mob. 021 2377 678 or email:

yatrabe@gmail.com

Indian Head Massage

at “The Well of Health” Kaiwaka.

Wednesdays 12.30 till 5.30pm.

Mangawhai Markets Sat 9am to 1pm

First appt $30, reduced follow ups.

Contact Yatra: mob. 021 2377 6778

or email: yatrabe@gmail.com

For All your Electrical Requirements



Domestic small jobs



Residential dwellings and alterations



Commercial



Industrial

No job too big or too small

Contact Jason today on:

(09) 431 5992, (021) 405 019

www.hotwiredelectrical.co.nz

Landscape Supplies

Bulk Cartage

4312407

Mob: 021 453 252

Fax: 4312939

scott.parker@parkerlime.co.nz

Gibbons Road,

Kaiwaka

St John is launching a volunteer

recruitment campaign in Maungaturoto

and Kaiwaka area and it also wants to

tell people not to take the ambulance for

granted.

Station Manager, Stephen Rosser, says

that the Maungaturoto and Kaiwaka

ambulance stations have always had a

very strong volunteer base but recently

we have had an increase of job numbers

and volunteer‟s personal and family

commitments. Two volunteers have

taken up paid casual contracts with St

John, while another has moved out of

the area. The remaining staff is putting

in a lot of hours to keep the ambulance

service available for the local community.

Being a Volunteer Ambulance Officer is

all about being part of an essential ser-

vice within your community – local

people helping their local community.

However, people also need to know that

at the moment we‟re doing it tough to

provide a local ambulance service in

Maungaturoto and Kaiwaka area.

The area we cover extends from the

Brynderwyns in the north, to Te Hana in

the south, almost to Ruawai in the west,

including Tinopai peninsular and over to

Mangawhai village in the east.

Our existing team put a lot of effort into

trying to cover the area but we need ad-

ditional volunteers to join our team so

we can try to continue providing a 24

hour service.

When people call 111 and need ambu-

lance assistance, they will always get one,

however if there is no crew available to

man the ambulance at Maungaturoto or

Kaiwaka it will take longer for an

ambulance to respond from Whangarei,

Bream Bay or Dargaville. “There is no

doubt that the ambulance service in

Maungaturoto and Kaiwaka is essential

as we responded to over 850 emergency

call-outs last year and the number of

calls have been steadily

increasing each year”.

Long-time Ambulance Officer and

Station Manager Stephen Rosser is

passionate about the benefits of

volunteering, however he wants to see

more people give it a go.

He says “By joining our ambulance

team you are helping your community

and also increasing you knowledge and

skills. These skills are also helpful both

in your work place and your family

environment”.

“The ambulance service in Maungaturo-

to and Kaiwaka will be in trouble with-

out more volunteers.

Mr Rosser encourages anyone who is

available but maybe a little unsure to

ring him and discuss the possibilities,

including the option of a ride along on

the ambulance to see if it‟s for them.

As a community let‟s all get together

and take responsibility for this very

important service.

Mr Rosser mentions that the opportunity

to join the ambulance team is not only

one that people will enjoy and feel

supported, but along with the training it

could also lead towards a new career

path.

“I‟ve grown in confidence and skills and

made many good friends by volunteering

for St John at Maungaturoto. The opportu-

nities are there and we do balance work

and social activities, encouraging the

involvement of partners and family”.

So, get behind your local ambulance

service now – we need your help so we

can in turn help your community.

To find out more about volunteering

with St John Ambulance in Maungatur-

oto or Kaiwaka please phone:

Station Manager, Stephen Rosser on

0212316836

ST JOHN MAUNGATUROTO / KAIWAKA

NEEDS AMBULANCE VOLUNTEERS NOW

KIDS SOCIAL

Friday 23

August, 7

–

9pm

Kaiwaka Sports Complex

* great music, games & prizes

* glow items for sale

* food & drink available

* lolly scramble

* $3 entry (adults & under 5's free)

(a parent/caregiver to stay with children thanks)

A fundraiser for the Kaiwaka Sports Association

BARRY CURTIS

PLUMBING LTD

REGISTERED CRAFTSMAN

PLUMBER

Phone 4315572

027 257 9884

     25 years experience

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

PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE

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

CAB-Citizens Advice Bureau.Wellsford Ph: 4237333.

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/Transfer Station:Open everyday except

Tuesday10am-4pm.Ph4312629 Cost-$55 trailer load up to 1 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 PRIMARY SCHOOL : Ph: 4312309

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSN: Ph 4312005; 4312129 gym

KAIWAKA STJOHN: 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

Service Centre Mangawhai 4313161
Dog/Stock/Noise 0800 105 890

WHAT‟S ON

PLEASE ~ do let me know what is on - email

kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz

Advertising in WHAT’S ON is FREE

Mondays: 8-2.30pm Kaiwaka Tramping Group  Karen 4312090
Mondays: Rock & Roll Lessons, Wellsford 7.30pm Ph: Berni 4238024
Tuesdays: Rhythm&Riggle 10am Christ the King Church Mangawhai.
*7Aug~Kaiwaka Sports Assn meeting, 7.30pm Sports Complex
*16Aug~Otamatea High School OPEN DAY, 9.45am onward
*16 Aug~ Dance of Life freestyle dance 8pm KWMHall  4312408
*23Aug~KSA Kids Social. 7-9pm, Sports Complex
*31Aug~ LATIN FUN CLASS, 7.30 pm, KWMHall, 4312408
*7 Sep~ Northland Solar Energy Conference, 9.30 am - 4.30 pm,
KWMHall, 4312408, 021 02231700,

resonzschool@gmail.com

See www.kaiwaka.co.nz for upcoming events.
Drink can ‘tear tabs’ - for Starship Hospital-Ph. 4312625

HOUSEHOLD RUBBISH COLLECTION - Kaiwaka Pick up-

Mondays=Green bags are picked up by Northland Waste-queries to

them 09 4303273,Wednesdays=Blue bags and yellow recycling (at

Jaques $3.00 and $1.40) are picked up by Kaurilands 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

CUBS-Thursdays 5.30-7pm, Hakaru Ph:Bruce 4312542

*KAIWAKA SQUASH -Mondays 7pm, Ph: Barbara Thomas 4315905
*GYMNASTICS OTAMATEA - Tuesday Ph: Stephanie 022 3624998

*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 4312668
*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: Parish Office 09 4318193, M.Hargreaves
4312295, C.Bygrave 4312057
*Church of Christ the King, 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
*Cause Way Church Mangawhai – Sundays 10.15am, Mangawhai Community Recre-
ation Centre, Insley St. Ph: 09 4314782 www.causewaychurch.org.nz

*St.Pauls Archie Bull Hall HIRE $20 half day, $40 full day per hire
Contact G. Jaques 4312048
*Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall HlRE - Phone 4312725 or

Email kaiwaka.hall.bookings@gmail.com

*Hakaru Community Hall HIRE -Ph.  4312256 or 4312110
*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

Next Bugle Deadline Friday 16 August 2013