“DAYS OF THUNDER”
No: 9
13/05/2014
On the weekend of 3rd and 4th of
May the Hakaru RSA held one of
the biggest events of its history.
“Days of Thunder” was held to
commemorate 100 years since
the start of WW1. A display of
photos and history of local club
members past and present was
displayed in the clubrooms,
spanning from WWI to WWII
including the local home guard.
This
was
supported
by
re-enactment societies of WWI,
WWII, the
American 101st
Airborne and the Fallschirmjager
Regt 3 – German paratroopers.
Each day there was a Firepower
demonstration at which a local RSA
member was invited to take part in. A
mock battle was held each afternoon
and members of the Mangawhai Cadet
Unit were selected to join the
re-enactors which was a real highlight
for both the cadets and their parents.
The RSA sincerely thanks those who
added something special to the day by
way of providing vintage cars and
motorbikes, hot rods and even a huge
truck for the people to drool over. The
Patriots Motorcycle Club (all ex
service men and women) dropped by
for a couple of hours on the Saturday.
Many thanks to the Mangawhai Cadet
Unit and the Kaiwaka Cubs and Scouts
for providing food and drinks. We
would also like to thank the Hakaru
Pony Club for providing parking for
visitors. The Re-enactment Societies
have expressed interest in wanting to
return to the Hakaru RSA for the 2015
100 year commemoration of Gallipoli
and have assured us they will bring
three to four times as many military
displays including military vehicles of
all
types.
Our thanks
go
to
a
friend of one
of
our
committee
members for
allowing us
to have his
105
Pack
Howitzer on
show as part of the Vietnam War
display. It looks like 2015 is going to
be one huge event.
Last but not least we would like to
thank the Bugle for supporting our
advertising campaign, leading up to
that weekend.
~Hakaru RSA
Walking With Dinosaurs
Sunday 8 June 2pm (PG)
Free for kids with accompanying parents $5
The Book Thief
Friday 20 June 7:30pm(PG)
ABOUT TOWN
Well done to the Hakaru RSA mem-
bers for their brilliant displays at ‘Days
of Thunder’.
Great to know that the Hakaru Hall is
now owned by their community.
You are welcome to their Barn
Dance on 24 May.
Kaiwaka Squash is now up and run-
ning; Kaiwaka Fitness Centre has an
Open Day on 13 May
The first of Steve Campbell’s excel-
lent Photography series begins in this
issue.
Follow our Kaiwaka firefighters on
the Sky Stair challenge on 17 May.
Check the excellent range of LARGE
PRINT and audio books now available
in the Kaiwaka library
NEW PRICES:
Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2014:
Classified $3; 1/8 page $6; 1/4 page $12; 1/2
page $24; in special circumstances whole
page adverts are available-cost $100
bugleaccounts@kaiwaka.co.nz
Payments can be online, posted or left at
Jaques Four Square Store.
kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz for que-
ries or copy.
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newspaper run by volunteers.
Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily the
opinion of the Bugle Team
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KAIWAKA BUGLE No. 9
13 MAY 2014
CONTENTS
Page 3: Classifieds & Notices
Page 5:Squash; Fitness; Cubs & Scouts
Page 7: Photography
Page 9: Kaiwaka Library
Page 11: Kaiwaka Sports Association
Page 13: The School Journal
Page 15: Kaiwaka School
Page 17: Cruising Club
Page 19: Cooking Competition
Bugle 10 will appear 27 May
Contact for advertising, reports, articles
or information can be made by
Email kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz
Ph: 09 4312 045
Txt: 0274 806 275
Copy may be left at Jaques’ Four
Square.
View the Bugle online at:
www.kaiwaka.co.nz/Bugle
Kaiwaka Bugle
Founded May 1978
Copies available in Kaiwaka at Jaques Four
Square, Kaiwaka Postal Centre, Shamrock
Service Station, Celena’s Gifts
Also outlets in Maungaturoto, Mangawhai
and Paparoa.
Can be viewed online at www.kaiwaka.co.nz
Or a copy can be posted to you if you supply
stamped, self-addressed DLE envelopes.
Mr. Pip
Friday 16 May 7:30pm (M)
Gravity
Friday 6 June 7:30pm(M)
At Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall . Adults $10, Chn (under 16) $5, Family Pa ss (2 adults + 3 children) $25
Come have some fun at the
BARN DANCE AT HAKARU
7:30 - 10:30 PM
Saturday 24
TH
MAY 2014
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742 SETTLEMENT ROAD
HAKARU
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INFO 09 431 2256
BYO DRINKS AND SUPPER PLATE TO SHARE
Tea and Coffee Supplied
$10 per adult $25 per family
MONEY RAISED TO PAINT OUR
COMMUNITY HALL
PUBLIC NOTICES
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE: J ill Shires Holistic Animal Therapies.
Herbal Remedies, Bach Flowers, Ointments, Diatoma-
ceous Earth, Bentonite Clay, Cranio Sacral Therapy,
Skin Conditions, Arthritis, Laminitis, Mud Fever
Cream etc.
www.allcreatures.co.nz
or 09 4312 080
TO RENT: Old colonial gatehouse, Kaiwaka -
Mangawhai Rd. $150pw incl power & meals. Ph 4312
296 or 021 253 7661
SITUATIONS VACANT: fit and able-bodied
people, basic chainsaw skills and experience, join bush
gangs for general scrub and regenerated pine clearing
in young pine forest. All equipment supplied. Phone:
431 2855 for more information.
BERYL
NOZEDAR: (Middleton)
International
Clairvoyant.
Numerology,
Tarot,
Clairvoyance,
Mediumship. $60 for hour includes CD. Ph: 4312 080
CLOTHING ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS:
Hems, Zips, Dressmaking Phone: Win 4312 027 or
027 444 8358 Winsome Designs.
FREE GRAZING WANTED: Small or large block.
Can do some fencing or water. Phone after 6pm
4312 006
Proverbs 18:17- Any story sounds
true until someone tells the other side
and sets the record straight.
HAKARU
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
25
th
May 2014 at 1.30pm
in the Club Rooms
AGENDA
Notices of motion
Apologies
Obituaries
Minutes
Election of officers
General business
ONLY FINANCIAL MEMBERS ARE
PERMITTED TO ATTEND
Pete Worsfold graduated from
New Zealand Institute of Professional
Counselling (NZIPC) last month with
a Diploma of Prof Couns.
Kaiwaka School 5th Annual Giant Pumpkin Competition Winners: Heaviest - "Big Boy" - 1st
Michael Ferguson 72kg, 2nd Summer Kenyon 68.8kg, 3rd Benito Beyer 49.4kg; Arty Farty - "Mrs
Spikey" - Summer Kenyon; Ugly Fugly - "Disco Puoro" - Gilligan Family; Rolly Polly - "Richie
McCow" - Sophie Gribble. Thank you to: Kaiwaka Cheese Shop, LJ Hooker and Jaques Four
Square for donations of prizes; Maungaturoto Vet Centre for the use of their scales to weigh the
pumpkins; Wellsford Farmland and the Ferguson family for the seeds and a big thank you to all my
parent helpers on the day. A fun day was enjoyed by all. Highlight - the smashing pumpkins! Could-
n't have done it without you all. ~Megan
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MORE MEMBERS REQUIRED FOR
THE KAIWAKA STATION.
5
KAIWAKA
FITNESS
CENTRE
Short and sweet this time.
Open Day Tuesday 13th May 5-7pm at
gym, wine and cheese, renew member-
ships, and hopefully I will have some of
the new equipment up.
Key change over 20th of May.
Memberships will remain the same as last
year.
Big thanks goes out to Jaques for taking
delivery of new equipment, that was
fantastic and I really appreciated it.
Thanks to Greg for helping me move
sunbeds around. To Mark and Pam and the
clan, hope you all had a good trip,
welcome back.
Hope to see you all Tuesday
~ Jules
KAIWAKA FITNESS CENTRE
OPEN DAY
Tuesday 13 May 5-7pm
Kaiwaka Sports Complex
Our Scouts spent three days at the
Tangihua Lodge in the school holidays,
enjoying tramping, cooking, making
campfires and huts, and doing a
challenging obstacle course.
The three Scout troop leaders had
organised the camp activities and also
had to run them on the day (the adults
had to sit on their hands!), so this was a
great leadership experience for the
children.
Well done to Jade Tornquist, Holly
Anderson and Tyler Young. And many
thanks
to
the
Kaiwaka
Sports
Association for the use of their van.
Also
‘WELL DONE!’ to
our Cubs and Scouts
who sold food at the Hakaru RSA's
Days of Thunder event to raise money
for their troop.
Our Scouts joined other Lower North
Scout troops at Warkworth on Sunday
and had a great afternoon shooting
down the super long mudslide. So the
Scout mums had a wonderful time for
Mothers Day - watching their kids
have fun, and then going home to wash
a pile of mud caked clothes.....
KAIWAKA/MANGAWHAI CUBS
and
SCOUTS
KAIWAKA
SQUASH CLUB
...is up and running!
Come on down to the courts on Monday
nights to have a game or contact Phillip
Tana on (027)6811265 or email him
ptana@lic.co.nz
to be in the draw.
We had the club AGM on the 28
th
of April
and the elected committee is as follows:
President: Paul Greig, Treasurer: Karla
Tana, Secretary: Heather Lupton, Club
Captain: Phil Tana, Sports Assn Delegate:
Innes Anderson.
Subs will be staying the same this year and
are a bargain at $60 for senior players,
$100 for a family and $40 for school-age
students. We hope to build numbers and
then will look at having challenges against
Wellsford, Maungaturoto and possibly
Dargaville. Phillip has also kindly offered
to do some coaching so talk to him if you
are keen.
Dig out the squash shoes, dust off the
racket and we will see you at the courts
Monday. First games at 6pm.
Photo below: Scouts on the obstacle course at Tangihua Lodge
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All day breakfast, 8am - 5.30pm.
Home made Pizza, take away or eat in from
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Light lunches, 11.am - 5.30pm,
Dinner Menu at 5.30pm to late
Toasted Sandwiches and Sandwiches made
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Milkshakes, Kiwi Ice cream, Slushie Fruit
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Closed Mondays.....except Observed Holidays
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Friday: 8am - 8.30pm, Saturdays 8am- 9pm
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7
Saturday 17 May 2014
Kaiwaka fire fighters Mickey Renton,
Mike Law and Tim Brown will race up the
1,103 stairs in in the Sky Tower Stair
Challenge to raise funds for the Leukaemia
and Blood Cancers Foundation. Last year
they did it in 22 minutes – can they beat
that record this time?
www.firefightersclimb.org.nz
PHOTOGRAPHY
Memories of yesterday, treasures of tomorrow
DON'T PANIC
Start off by washing your hands, a real
good scrub and get them properly dry.
OK now you have removed a major
source of grease and dirt build up that
would have attacked your photos.
Next go and get your photos and with a
soft lead pencil (4b or softer) lightly
write a number on the back in the
corner. Start with 00001.
Once all your photos are numbered get
a notepad or better still start a “Word”
type document on your computer and
for each number write up the photo
number and what you know about the
photo like this…
Store your notepad separate from your
photos to reduce acid transfer.
From a historical and genealogy
perspective this information is GOLD
so the more information you get the
better. Later generations will be so
grateful that you took the time and
effort on their behalf...if you don't
believe me just ask any genealogist!
Next time I'll share with you some
digital techniques for scanning and
annotating your
photos
so
the
information is both clear, permanent
and non damaging, like this...
~Steve Campbell
09 4312 779
Photo #
Information
00001
Aunt Annie's prize winning
lamb Kaiwaka Feb1924
00002
The great flood of winter
1899 at Hakaru Bridge
Photography has been in New
Zealand for most of our young
life.
The memories that photographs record
are like no other, they carry a special
place in our hearts.
These memories need to be protected
and over the next few months we'll
look at what you can do to preserve,
repair, share and generally get more
out of these “time capsules”.
We'll start today with old photos;
everybody has them and 99% of your
photos will have nothing on them to
say when, what or who they are, am I
right?
….Whoa there...hold on a minute.
Before you get your pen out and
interrogate the family..“is that Uncle
Jack or Aunt Ena, they both had a
beard” read this on marking photos...
“Do not write on the back of your
photos with standard ball-point or felt-
tip ink pens. Unless it is marked
specifically for use on photos, most ink
contains acids which will eat away at
and stain your photos over time. If you
must mark a photo and don't have an
acid-free photo marking pen available,
then write lightly with a soft lead
pencil on the back of the image.”
OK that's good advice from a respected
source... We'll look at better ways to
write up photo content in a moment.
Also while we're on the subject of old
photos; bad handling, acid and light are
the main killers of these precious
images.
We all know the famous Shoebox
storage system... but boxes are made of
cardboard and card-
board contains acid.
Your shoebox is OK
in the short term but
an acid free storage
system is way the to
go if you want the
photos to outlive
you.
Also a word on
paper clips, adhesive
tapes, rubber bands
and glues…don't use
them… ever… just
don't! They are all
like Kryptonite to
photographs.
So now that I've
scared
you
into
running
to
the
cupboard…
what
now? well firstly…
Want it done?
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U Beauty
Please call Nicole for bookings
09 393 6336 or 022 0639450
Qualified Beautician
4 Kaiwaka – Mangawhai Rd
Kaiwaka
Underarm Wax
$20
Extended Bikini Wax
$30
15 min Back Massage
$25
Eyebrow Wax $10
Eyebrow Tint $10
Eyelash Tint
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Full Leg Wax $45
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Foot Tidy
$35
Manicure
$45
Nail Tidy
$25
Chest Wax
$30
Back Wax
$40
Nostrils
$10
Ears
$10
KAIWAKA LIBRARY
Have you taken a look at all the new
Large Print and Audio books on our
shelves following the swap the other
week? There are some great titles there.
Next book swap
Our next swap is with Dargaville
library in mid-June. Now is the time to
make sure you’ve borrowed all the
titles from that set of shelves before
they have to go back. No need to have
the Dargaville books back before the
swap, they can be returned to our
library on their usual due date.
Book reviews
Recently I’ve read The Savage Garden
by Mark Mills. Adam is a student at
Cambridge in the late 1950s, a bit
aimless and always keen to shirk from
his studies, until his professor puts the
hard word on him to get started on his
thesis, and suggests he visit a garden in
Tuscany, Italy, that he knows. The
garden is owned by the aristocratic
Docci family, ruled over by the elderly
Signora, and was laid out hundreds of
years ago in memory of a late wife -
but there’s something odd going on
there that piques Adam’s interest. The
Signora’s granddaughter holds his
interest, too! I’ve read and enjoyed a
couple of books by this author before
(Armagansett and The Information
Officer, both on our F iction shelves),
and was not disappointed. This book is
on the Large Print shelves in the library
until October.
Hidden Depths, by Ann Cleeves. A
solo mother arrives home from a rare
date, to find her son laid out dead in the
bathtub, covered in flowers. It is
quickly established after the police
arrive that the poor boy
was strangled, and so
begins a manhunt. With-
in a few days, a seem-
ingly unconnected stu-
dent teacher is found on
a beach, also strangled
and also covered with
flowers… This is the
third book in the Inspec-
tor Vera Stanhope se-
ries, but it is not necessary to read them
in order. I've enjoyed all three so far,
and look forward to more. This book is
on the Rental Fiction shelves in the
library.
Yates' Landing, by Kate Stirling.
"When Chloe Mainwell, the pampered
only child of an ambitious British
politician goes to France for her debut
into society, she discovers life to be far
more unbelievable than she could ever
have imagined. After leaving France
and marrying 'under a cloud', her
arrival in New Zealand at the turn of
the 20th century leaves her in no doubt
of how different and how difficult life
can be. From a pampered child to a
strong woman, her metamorphosis is
complete as she discovers there is
strength and support aplenty where she
least expects it. Yates' Landing is a
romantic novel set on the Kaipara
Harbour against a background of
historical events of the period." (book
cover) Ignore the fact that this is a self-
published book, with everything that
entails, and enjoy the story. It is
delightful and inspiring, and I'm still
trying to picture just where on the coast
of the Kaipara Harbour it is set! This
book is on the 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
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Also available for HIRE
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General bulldozing and
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Fencing
All enquiries phone
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094318720
or
021431872
HAKARU &
DISTRICTS RSA Inc
Each Friday night
from 6.30pm
Meals will be served
2nd Friday of the Month
Is Roast Dinner Special
Come along and enjoy our
Hospitality
For more information
Ring Heather 431466
or Jan 4314512
@ the
Kaiwaka Family
Church
Your COMMUNITY CHURCH
RECEIVE HEALING
RECEIVE THE LOVE OF GOD
Everyone warmly welcome
each Sunday 10am.
Contact: Pastor John Dekker,
09 4318203
THERE’S
Wellsford Country Music Club
2nd Sunday of month - club day
1:00pm
Last Wednesday - workshop
7:00pm
Wellsford Co-op Parish Hall
Contact 027 327 6604
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
For bookings:9.00am-5.00pm
Phone
09 4312661
Or phone Owen
09 4317123 anytime
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KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION
Fitness Centre
Our Fitness Centre is holding an Open
Day this Tuesday 13
th
, from 5 – 7pm.
Come
along
to
renew
your
membership (or start a new one!) Wine
and cheese provided. Subs
are an annual fee of just
$140 for a single or $230
for a family (2 adults + 2
students).
For
more
information on the Fitness
Centre, please contact Julie
Harris on 4321 755 or 027
6504540.
Rugby – rippa
We are hosting another Inter-
schools
Rippa
Rugby
tournament on Wednesday 21
st
May from 9.30am. Spectators
welcome.
Rugby – junior
We are looking forward to
another big day of junior
rugby at our Sports Complex
this Friday 16
th
. There will be
U7's, U9's and U11's teams
from
Maungaturoto,
Tomarata, Wellsford, Eastern
and Paparoa all playing, so it
will be a very busy evening!
Matches start at 6pm,
and there will be food
and drink available, so
come along to cheer
on the boys and girls!
Rugby – intermediate
Our Under 14's went
up against Hora Hora
last Saturday at the
Sports Complex and
had a very convincing
win: 81 – 15. Well
done boys!
Rugby – senior
The next home match for the
Hawks
will
be
against
Hikurangi on Saturday 14
th
June, the clubs sponsors will
be invited and the curtain
raiser will be JMB matches, so
this will be a great day, more
details to follow.
The next Otamatea Rugby Club meet-
ing will be at the Complex on Tuesday
27
th
May at 7pm.
Netball – primary school
Junior
netball
has
now
started.
Kaiwaka Netball has two junior teams
this year. We are pleased to have Pat
Buxton as coach of Kaiwaka 1 and
Sharlene Tornquist as coach of
Kaiwaka 2. The club would also like to
acknowledge Noeline Anderson who
regularly supports them by umpiring
games on a Saturday.
Netball – high school
The season has got off to a great start
with a good number of girls trialling
for reps. The club would like to say
thank you to Mark & Pam Ottaway
who have offered to use the $500
Sportmaker voucher that they won
recently towards helping the club
replace their netball uniforms
and gear which were destroyed in a fire
several months ago. If you have any
offers of help for the club, please
contact
President
Tina
Ball
on
t.ball@xtra.co.nz
.
Your
support would be much
appreciated.
Gymnastics
There was plenty to jump
up and down about last
Saturday when a group of
30 gymnasts and coaches
visited Auckland's trampoline
park
JUMP.
Foam
pits,
trampolines wall to wall, and on
walls created an amazing place
to practice tumbling in a
relatively safe environment. It
was an invaluable time for
challenging our gymnasts to try
new skills that were on their
goal lists. They'll now be able
to use that confidence to
continue their goals in the
gymnasium and we are very
grateful to the Kaiwaka Sports
Association for their generous
grant which allowed us to
subsidise this trip
and make it a
reality.
Taniwha Shield
Did you know
that the Kaiwaka
Sports Associa-
tion is hosting
Northlands pres-
tigious Taniwha
Shield
rugby
tournament. The
Taniwha Shield
is a 5 day long
tournament for Years 7 & 8
representative teams from all
over Northland and will be
held in the first week of the
July school holidays.
Congratulations to Mike Peeni
from Maungaturoto who has
been appointed as the coach
for the Rodney/Otamatea team
for the Taniwha Tournament.
Here is a fundraising opportunity for
local groups: we need to have the gear
washed for 22 players for the 8 teams
over 4 days (8
th
, 9
th
, 10
th
and 11
th
July),
so that is a total of 704 washes. Per
player, there will be 1 pair of shorts, 1
jersey (they are light weight, not the
old heavy material) and 1 pair of socks.
You will need to pick up the jerseys
from the KSA after each days play
(around mid-afternoon) and wash, dry
and fold them, and then return them to
the
KSA
by
early
morning.
If you are interested in putting in a
tender, please email me by Monday
19
th
with your offer (lowest tender not
necessarily accepted.)
Cheryl Anderson
4312 051, 027 346 2702
kaiwakasports@gmail.com
Kaiwaka Library
Autumn
Book Sale
$1 each or 3 for $2
Discarded library books and
dona ons only
Celena’s Gifts
-
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Closed Mondays
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Commercial
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Contact Jason today on:
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In May 1907 New Zealand pupils were
for the first time able to read a school-
book published in their own country.
The quarterly School Journal was
initiated
by
Inspector-General
of
Schools George Hogben as a free
publication containing information on
history, geography and civics. This was
a cheaper option than publishing
several separate textbooks.
Until 1939, when a School Publications
Branch was formed, the School Journal
was the Department of Education’s
sole publication for children. From
1993 until 2013 the School Journal was
published by Learning Media for the
Ministry of Education, but has since
moved to a private publisher, Lift
Education. Believed to be the longest-
running serial publication for children
in the world, the Journal continues to
provide seven– to 13-year-olds with
New Zealand-based reading material
that is relevant to their lives. Around
750,000 copies of the School Journal
are published annually in four parts.
Many of New Zealand’s foremost
authors and illustrators have had their
work published in the School Journal
over the past century. They include
Rita Angus, James K. Baxter, Alistair
Campbell, Russell Clark, Jack Lasenby
and E. Mervyn Taylor.
During the First World War the
School Journal played an important
role in encouraging ‘patriotism’, ‘self-
sacrifice’, ‘obedience’ and support for
the war effort among schoolchildren.
There
were
feature
sections
on
Gallipoli and the Western Front, and
reports
on
children’s
fundraising
efforts. In July 1915, as the casualties
at Gallipoli mounted, the Journal
included a stirring letter by the Earl of
Liverpool, Governor of New Zealand,
on the importance of children’s
contributions to the war effort: “
You
children previously helped by subscribing the
handsome sum of £2,289 for ambulance
equipment on land. With this sum motor
ambulances and other requisites were bought,
but at the present me it is impossible to give
full details. In response to His Excellency’s
appeal, too, many of you have worked
devotedly making ar cles that were so much
needed. May your labor of love reap its full
reward in the comfort and relief it brings to our
sick and wounded.” ~
Earl of Liverpool,
New Zealand School Journal, July
1915
The Gallipoli account in the School
Journal:
By 1915 children could read about the
trenches that had become homes for so
many men. The Journal noted that
living conditions could be rough, and
reminded children that the soldiers
were ‘very thankful to anyone who
tries to make their life more pleasant.’
First World War battles were named in
the ‘key dates’ section of the School
Journal as significant days or months
that should be acknowledged and
commemorated in classroom and
school ceremonies.
Many teachers pinned maps onto the
walls of the classrooms and tracked
progress at the ‘Front’. Children were
constantly reminded in class or at
special assemblies of the sacrifices that
‘old boys’ and brothers and fathers
were making in their name. They were
also reminded that when they were old
enough they could be expected to be
called upon to make the same sacrifices.
The School Journal increasingly found
subject material in the war, mixing
moral fables, stories of heroism and
battles, and poems and songs to pro-
mote patriotism in the schoolyard.
'First School Journal published', URL: http://
www.nzhistory.net.nz/first-school-journal-published
,
(Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 9-May-2014
First School Journal published
PETE WORSFOLD
B. Soc.Sc. M. Soc.Sc. Diploma of Prof Couns.
Counsellor
peteworsfold@xtra.co.nz
021 825 970
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We do:
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Carpet Short Ends from $79pm + GST
Vinyl D.I.Y. peel n stick tiles $10sq mtr + GST.
Free measure & quote.
Mobile Service
Phone Christine or Howard anytime
Open Saturdays by arrangement.
Term 1 has quickly
closed to an end,
with students and teachers alike
looking forward to a well-deserved
break!
The
senior
school
has
recently
completed a two day camp at Marsden
Bay which was thoroughly enjoyed and
included such activities as kayaking,
flying fox, a giant waterslide, beaching
and games to name a few. Thank you
for all the support that enabled this
camp to go ahead.
The junior school went on a day trip to
Whangarei to the Kiwi House and the
pools with the children coming home
with interesting facts such as “did you
know the Kiwi has nostrils so it can
smell the insects when it sticks its long
beak in the ground” and also fun
accounts of swimming too!
This week we look forward to a whole
school trip to Wellsford to support the
Otamatea High School Kapa Haka
group as they perform in the Te Tai
Tokerau Kapa Haka Festival, massive
thanks to Luke Connelly who fund-
raised the money for the cost of the bus
- making it free for all of our children
to attend.
The children were all very impressed
by Otamatea’s performance (of which
many of our past students were a part
of ) particularly the modern waiata and
‘hardcore’ haka!
In this Bugle edition we (the Board of
Trustees or BOT) thought we would
include a brief overview of the purpose
and function of the BOT (information
from
New
Zealand
Trustees
Association).
First and foremost, school boards are
a c c o u n t a b l e f o r s t u d e n t
achievement through providing an
environment that allows the delivery
of quality education
The BOT focuses on strategic
planning for improving student
achievement, educational programs
and teaching (using data to identify
strengths and weaknesses)
T h e B OT h a s t h e o v e ra l l
responsibility for the school including
certain legal obligations covering
responsibility for property, staff,
management of school finances, re-
porting to the Ministry and the
school community and the school
charter.
School boards ensure the effective
delivery of the school curriculum, are
the employer of all school staff,
establish long term goals, approve
annual plan objectives and targets,
develop and review policies, monitor
performance, and employ, support
and manage the principle
~Naomi Walker
on behalf of Kaiwaka School BOT
15
09 431 2246
threefurs@xtra.co.nz
Tuesday 6.30 & 8.00pm Two Handle Club Beer Draws
Friday 5.00—7.00 $60 Bar Tab Draw
SUPER XV $12 MEAL SPECIAL
Snapper Burger, Chips and a Beer
(or wine*) only $12
BAND
Sat 24th at 9.00pm
Local band
Hash Tag
Free entry—come and
check them out
SUPER XV GAMES
Call in for a beer and watch the game with us
Fri 16 May
Hurricanes v’s Highlanders
Sat 17 May
Crusaders v’s Sharks
Fri 23 May
Blues v’s Sharks
Sat 24 May
Highlanders v’s Crusaders
KAIWAKA SCHOOL
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Mobile 021 276 7389
Email:
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Mills
4.560kg;
Pukeko:
Pongo
1.388kg;
Swan (Black): Dave
Kennedy 6.700kg.
Junior
Section:
Snapper: Bob Mills
3.730kg; Kahawai:
Jacob
Butler
2.509kg; John Dory:
Jacob Butler 2.13;
Trevally:
Patrick
Butler 0.98kg; Gur-
nard: Caelin Ritchie
0.781kg; Eel: Han-
nah Mills 6.308kg;
Mallard:
Bradley
Kennedy
1.269kg;
Parry: Bradley Ken-
nedy
1.774kg;
Pheasant:
Bradley
Kennedy
1.370kg;
Pukeko: Koby Worsell 0.956kg; Swan
(Black): Bradley Kennedy 5.601kg.
Results for Opening Duck Shoot
3rd May 2014:
Senior Section: Mallard: 1st: Hayden
Smith 1.559kg, 2nd: Fred Renata
1.444kg, 3rd: Mark Nimmo 1.437kg;
Grey: 1st: Tony Smith 1.044kg, 2nd:
Dozey 1.005kg, 3rd: Mark Nimmo
0.931kg; Parry: 1st: Dozey 1.834kg, 2nd:
Dozey 1.804kg, 3rd: Paul Mills 1.796kg;
Pheasant: 1st: Nigel Ball 1.450kg, 2nd:
Nigel Ball 1.212kg; Pukeko: 1st: Dave
Kennedy 1.122kg, 2nd: Dave Kennedy
1.108kg, 3rd: Brent Andrews 1.078kg;
Swan (Black): 1st: Hayden Smith
6.052kg, 2nd: Tony Smith 5.454kg, 3rd:
Mark Nimmo 4.241kg.
Junior Section: Mallard: 1st: J ayden
Wilson 1.228kg, 2nd: Koby Worsell
1.118kg, 3rd: Bradley Kennedy 1.115kg;
Parry: 1st: Jayden Wilson 1.609kg, 2nd:
Rip Linehan 1.581kg, 3rd: Rip Linehan
1.371kg; Pukeko: 1st: Bradley Kennedy
1.002kg, 2nd; Bradley Kennedy 0.873kg,
3rd: Koby Worsell 0.805kg.
Raffles: #1 Green #8- Barbara Kemp -
Meat Pack; #2 Orange #30 - Tracy Kemp
- Jacket kindly donated by Kaiwaka
Clothing and Chopping Board kindly
donated by Gravy.
Thanks to all who helped out over the
weekend, the weighmasters, the raffle
sellers, thanks to Russell, Barb and Tracy
(and staff) at 3 Furlongs. Congratula-
tions to all winners.
SUBS ARE DUE 1ST JUNE!!! $20
single and $30 family. Please pay at 3
Furlongs Hotel, Kaiwaka or post to Jean
Mcleish
(Secretary/Treasurer),
C/-
Kaiwaka PDC, Kaiwaka.
POOL COMPETITION: Sunday 25th
May, at Mangawhai.
Next committee meeting, Tuesday 13th
May 2014, 7pm at 3 Furlongs Hotel,
Kaiwaka.
~Wayne Leslie, Commodore
KAIWAKA
Singing
Lessons
Individual sessions
All styles of music
All voice types
Reasonable rates
Phone
Maura Flower
021 164 8318
2014 Opening day Junior Duck Shoot
Prizewinners, Left to right: Jayden Wilson,
Bradley Kennedy, Rip Linehan, Koby
Worsell, Wayne Leslie (Commodore)
Congratulations to 2014 End Of Season
Prizewinners:
Senior
Section: Snapper : Gravy
10.284kg; Kingfish: Andrew Kenny
27kg;
Kahawai:
Andrew
Kenny
2.965kg; Terekihi: Tracey O'Donoghue
0.961kg; John Dory: Rachel Blackie
0.80kg; Trevally: Rachel Blackie 2.6kg;
Gurnard: Trevor Wright 1.291kg; Cray-
fish: Dave Kennedy 3.923kg; Spearfish:
Dave Kennedy 1.900kg; Boar: Dr Vic
35kg; Mallard: Dave Kennedy 1.556kg;
Grey: Trevor Wright 1.22kg; Parry:
Keith Mills 1.949kg; Pheasant: Trevor
Wright 1.545kg; Canadian Goose: Paul
POINT CURTIS CRUISING CLUB
Scott McRae and Elle Finalists
2014 North Island NZ Sheep Dog
Trial Championships in Taumarunui.
Scott, chairman of the local dog trial
club - Molesworth, and Elle qualified
2nd in the shorthead (out of 220 dogs)
for the ‘run-off’. There they drew a
very pesky lamb and were placed 7th.
HOW MANY DIETS?
HOW MANY TIMES?
IT IS ALL TOO
MUCH!
Look at this…
THE
LANTERN PROGRAMME
Quantum
Approach
to
Wellness and Weight loss
What is it that keeps you
hanging
onto
weight,
making you over eat and
guilt
eat
with
regular
occurrence?
The Lantern Programme
offers support and self-
exploration
with
no
judgments made. Simple
tools are given to clear
cellular memory, to allow
space to let go and allow
our bodies to align with
who we are” BODY, MIND
and SPIRIT - Singing in
Harmony.
Eating good wholesome
food is easy, clearing the
stuff of life is not so
simple!
The Lantern Programme
changes the programme
of ‘doing’ weight through
clearing the stuff of life!
Interested…
Time and Place: to be
confirmed
(living in a small
community, it will be subject to
interest and numbers)
Please call me for more
information and to register
your interest.
Maggie: 431 3055 or 021
2573119
Email:
maggie.kays@gmail.com
19
Yang Style Tai Chi
Classes
For Beginner And
Practitioners
At The Kaiwaka War Memorial
Hall
Every Tuesday Starting at
10.30 am
Come Along And Have Some Fun
While Improving Your Balance
Health And Fitness
For More Information Contact
Andrew Young
09 4223424
taichi@pl.net
The Twinkle Tow ‘n’ Tyre
OTAMATEA HAWKS
Supported by Phil Keen Concrete
Invite all supporters and sponsors to the next
home matches
Curtainraisers: Our JMB
Hawks vs Hikurangi
Saturday 14 June, 12.15pm & 2pm
Sponsors & Supporters Day
Kaiwaka Sports Complex
Next Otamatea Rugby Club meeting will be at the Kaiwaka Sports
Complex on Tuesday 27
th
May at 7pm.
Contact: Secretary Jennie 021 027 64 171
President Kevin 027 47 93 659 or Coach Dean: 021 61 20 41
The challenge is on for
Kiwi school students
to get into the kitchen and start cooking for the
New Zealand Nutrition Foundation’s (NZNF)
2014 Just Cook Create a Family Meal
Challenge.
The Challenge, which is now in its fourth
year, encourages young Kiwi’s to create a
simple, delicious and affordable meal for their
family, all while building their confidence in
the kitchen. Students must create an original
recipe, for a family of five, based on the
ingredients from the Just Cook Food List – a
selection
of
pantry
and
fridge/freezer
essentials that all New Zealand households
should have on hand as compiled by the New
Zealand Nutrition Foundation.
This year, students have the option of entering
five different categories:
1. Nature’s Superfoods from our NZ
Waters Challenge: Cr eate a family dish to
share featuring New Zealand Salmon or
Greenshell Mussels
2. I Love Eggs Challenge: Feed the Family
with Eggs - Create a meal featuring eggs as a
main ingredient.
3. Tegal Challenge: Affor dable Family
Favourites with Frozen Chicken - Create a
meal using Tegal frozen chicken pieces
4. Sanitarium Challenge: Plant Based
Family Meals - Create a vegetarian meal to
appeal to a family with teenagers.
5. Beef and Lamb NZ Challenge: Meat in
a Flash - Create a meal starring NZ beef or
lamb that can be on the table in 30 minutes.
There are also two bonus prize draws. Each
recipe using San Remo pasta will go into the
draw to win one of four $150 Prezzy Cards
and every recipe including two or more types
of vegetables will be in the running to win one
of 4 colourful iPod Nanos as part of the
Wattie’s Colour Your Plate with Veg draw.
Each category winner of the Just Cook Create
a Family Meal Challenge will receive $300
and their recipe published in Healthy Food
Guide, New Zealand’s best-selling food maga-
zine. One of the five category winners will
also be chosen to win $1000 for their school to
put towards cooking equipment and there are a
number of bonus prizes of Prezzy cards and
iPod Nanos up for grabs.
Students
can
enter
online
at
www.justcook.co.nz
or by downloading an
entry form and sending their recipe, along
with an attached photo of their dish to
sarah@nutritionfoundation.org.nz
or by mail-
ing their entry to The New Zealand Nutrition
Foundation, PO Box 331 366, Takapuna,
Auckland 0740. Entries close Monday 30 June
at 5pm and the winners will be announced on
Monday 28 July. For more details go to
www.justcook.co.nz
.
TIME FOR KIWI SCHOOL CHILDREN TO GET
COOKING
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
CAB-
Citizens Advice Bureau.Wellsford Ph: 4237333.
0800 367 222 email:
cab.wells@xtra.co.nz
DOG/STOCK /NOISE CONTROL 0800 105 890
KATE’S PLACE with Govt.Day Agencies/Community Information /
Osteopathy/ IRD / Probation, etc Ph: 4312661 Hours: 9am-3pm. Mon - Fri
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
KAIPARA DISTRICT COUNCIL www.kaipara.govt.nz:
Help Desk FREEPHONE 0800 727 059
Service Centre Mangawhai 4313161
KAIWAKA KOHANGA REO:
Ph:4312620
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 ST JOHN: Manager Steve Rosser 09 4318403, 021 2316836
NORTHPOWER: Faults Kaiwaka area 0800 104040
PARENTPORT: Free, practical local support service for families in crisis
Phone or Text Dianne 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 CAR SEAT 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
RETURNED AND SERVICES ASSN 733 Settlement Rd.Hakaru
Ph.4312176 Bill Kerr (President) Ph.4314719
TE KOROWAI AROHA O NGATIWHATUA Ph: 4312675
(The Cloak of Love of Ngatiwhatua) Support and Maori Consultancy.
VETERINARY SERVICE MANGAWHAI:
Ph: 4314535 Mon-Fri 8.30-4.30, Sat 9-12, a/h appt.
WOMEN’S WELFARE LEAGUE & Reaching Out For Youth:
4 Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd, M Morgan 4312293
WHAT’S ON
PLEASE ~ do let us know what is on - email
kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz
Advertising in WHAT’S ON is FREE
*13May~
Open Day Kaiwaka Fitness Centre, 5pm
*16May~Junior rugby from 6pm, KSA
*
16May~Mr Pip 7:30pm KWMH
*17May~Firefighters Sky Tower Stair Challenge
*21May~Interschools Rippa Rugby tournament 9:30am KSA
*23May~Pink Shirt Day, stop bullying, pinkshirt.org.nz
*24May~Barn Dance, Hakaru Hall
*25May~Hakaru & Districts RSA AGM,1.30pm
*27May~Otamatea Rugby Club meeting 7pm, KSA
*30May~Dance of Life, freestyle dance, KWMH,
4312408 / 021 2968794
*6Jun~Gravity 7:30pm KWMH
*8Jun~Walking with Dinosaurs 2pm KWMH
*14Jun~HAWKS v Hikurangi, KSA
*20Jun~The Book Thief, 7:30pm KWMH
*8-12Jul~Taniwha Cup, KSA
KWMH=Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall
KSA=Kaiwaka Sports Association Complex
See www.kaiwaka.co.nz for upcoming events.
HOUSEHOLD RUBBISH COLLECTION - Kaiwaka Pick up-
Mondays=Gr een bags ar e picked up by Nor thland Waste-queries
to them 09 4303273,Wednesdays=Blue bags and yellow recycling
(at Jaques $3.00 and $1.50) are picked up by Kaurilands 09
4392146.
*DIABETES Support Group -for Kaiwaka, Mangawhai, Wellsford
10am, 3rd Friday of month Ph:A.Pert 4238242; J.Gardner 4238060
*DRINK CAN ‘tear tabs’ - for Starship Hospital- please collect -
98 Kaiwaka Mangawhai Rd, leave in mailbox, Ph. 4312625
*GYMNASTICS OTAMATEA - Tuesday Ph: Stephanie 022 3624998
*HAKARU PONY CLUB-Secretary Julie Rynne 09 4314520
*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
KNITTING FOR WHANGAREI HOSPITAL - 2nd Tuesday in
month, Apple Basket 10am Ph 4314827
*MANGAWHAI COMBINED PROBUS CLUB: 2pm,3rd Thursday
month in the Senior Citizens Hall Mangawhai. Ph: 4315777
*NZ GENEALOGY-Wellsford - 1st Thursday in month Ph: 4237033
*OTAMATEA GREY POWER-09 431 8138 Joan Hoggard
*PT CURTIS CRUISING CLUB - Jean Ph: 4312 246
*RSA,Hakaru & Dist.Women- meet 1.30pm 4th Thurs in month Ph: 4312 668
*TRAMPING- Mondays 9am-2:30pm Karen Ph: 4312 090
*WAIPU GENEALOGYGROUP -4th Monday in month Ph: 4312725
*YOGA- Tuesdays 6:15pm, Friday 8:30am Kaiwaka WM Hall Carla
Ph: 4312 408, 021 296 8794
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 & Family Service at St Pauls Church - 1st
Sun. 9.30am(Anglican),3rd Sun. 9.30am (Family Service). 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 even-
ing 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 Communi-
ty Recreation 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 or
Email kaiwakasports@gmail.com
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; C.Rosseels
Next Bugle Deadline Friday 23 May 2014