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Kaiwaka Bugle - 4 August 2015

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No: 15

4 August 2015

New Winter Hours:

Mon-Tue,Thu-Fri: 8am-

6pm; Wed: 8am-6:30pm;

Sat: 8am-7pm;

Sun: 9am-5pm

On Monday 20th July 2015 Otamatea

High School held a blessing ceremony

to receive a special taonga (treasure)

which had been gifted to the school.

The taonga is a waharoa (gateway)

which has been designed and carved by

three students of Te Wananga o

Aotearoa, Mangere Campus. One of

the carvers Jay Simmonds works as the

Grounds Person at the school four days

a week and studies whakairo (Maori

carving) every Tuesday with the other

two carvers, William Theodore and

Bryce Woollen. This is their first

collaborative piece to gift to an

organisation.

They

are

working

towards completing their Diploma in

Whakairo by the end of this year.

The intricate carvings which make up

the piece represent many facets of a

Maori worldview. The Maori concept

of time (Te Kore, Te Po, Te Ao

Marama) is represented through the

stories told in the carvings. The mask

at the front of the entranceway (Tane

Tokorangi) symbolises the separation

from darkness into light and therefore

as one enters through the waharoa they

move

into

new

state

enlightenment. The mask which faces

the mountain Pukeareinga is Tane Te

Wananga, which represents the three

baskets

knowledge

(sacred

knowledge, ancestral knowledge, life’s

knowledge). The traditional colours of

red, white and black are used in the

waharoa as well as the blue of

Otamatea High School.

The moving ceremony that was

attended by staff, students and

community members was led by Matua

Rau Morgan (pictured right). Students

responded with the new school haka;

this haka is also based on the Maori

concept of time as well as

acknowledging the significance of the

Kaipara region. The carvers were

initially unaware that the haka and

carvings were aligned; it was clearly

meant to be. In an assembly following

the blessing the carvers explained the

meaning of the waharoa as well as

their own personal journeys.

The symbolism of entering through a

waharoa is about passing from one

state to another, similar to what

happens when people are welcomed

onto a marae. For Otamatea High

School this symbol is also about

being a welcoming place, a place for

the whole community. The waharoa

will be used in the future during

powhiri and on other special

occasions. As the piece is three

dimensional people will be

encouraged to interact with it

and

understand

its

significance. As receivers of

the taonga Otamatea High School are

now entrusted with its care and

upholding the principles contained in

the piece.

This year some Otamatea High School

students have begun studying whakairo

and the school is hoping to expand this

provision over the next few years.

OTAMATEA HIGH SCHOOL - WAHAROA CEREMONY

ABOUT TOWN

Farewell to Graham & Elizabeth,

who have been valued members of

the library team for more than 5

years. They have moved to

Whangarei, and we wish them well.

Did you see the ‘Blue Moon’ on

31 July? It’s when there’s a second

full moon within a calendar month.

The next one will be on 31 January

2018.

8 August is the 100th

anniversary of the battle at

Chunuk Bair on the

Gallipoli peninsula.

See Jack Tane on 15 August -

book your tickets now!

KAIWAKA BUGLE No. 15

4 AUGUST 2015

CONTENTS

Page 3: Public Notices, Classified

Page 5: Otamatea High School

Page 7: Otamatea High School

Page 9: Kaiwaka Sports Association

Page 11: St John’s Church, Hakaru

RSA Women’s Section

Page 13: Otamatea Hawks, Kaiwaka

School

Page 15: Kaiwaka Cinema, Pt Curtis

Page 17: Weather, Toy Library

Page 19: Jack Tane

Bugle 16 will appear 18 August

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PUBLIC NOTICES

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OPEN DAY

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Parents/Caregivers and prospective students are invited to

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...

2016 Enrolment Evening

Thursday 27th August 4.00pm - 6.30pm

Our Senior Leadership team and Deans will be taking

enrolments for students starting in 2016. Please take this

opportunity to come along with your child to complete

their enrolment and meet our team.

We look forward to seeing you.

Please contact the school for further details

www.otamatea.school.nz or

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OTAMATEA HIGH SCHOOL

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Term two finished on a high with many

successes

for

our

students.

Congratulations to the students who

participated in the Nga Manu Korero

Speech Competition, especially Tasha

Perrett, who came first in her section.

These students will be travelling to

Wellington in September for the

national finals. Another success at the

end of term two was our boys’ football

team who made it into the finals

against Bream Bay College, narrowly

missing out on the top spot through a

last minute goal in extra time.

The Matariki Concert and Lesley Elliot

presentation [see Bugle 13] were both

well

attended

and

successful

community events. We will be bringing

the ‘Loves Me Not’ programme which

has been developed by The Sophie

Elliott Foundation into the school for

future senior students to be participate

in; all students can then benefit from

this important and powerful message.

The 2015 Willy Wonka School Ball

[see Bugle 14] was a tremendous

success with students all seeming to

enjoy themselves. The PTCA catered

spectacularly as always, and the

chocolate fountains were a real

favourite. The year 10 umpa lumpas

did a wonderful job of getting into the

spirit of the occasion serving drinks

whilst dressed in white boiler suits,

green hair and orange faces. This year

the traditional ballroom dancing was

interspersed with old time and

contemporary tunes played by the

band. The hall was well decked out

with simple but effective decorations

and the added touch of thousands of

white fairy lights made it look

amazing.

Well

done

Michelle

Schimanski and the Ball Committee for

putting on a wonderful event which

will be remembered for years to come.

The beginning of term three got off to a

wonderful start with the moving

blessing ceremony of the new waharoa

which has been gifted to the school; a

full account is detailed later in the

newsletter.

Over the holidays Lyndsay Whitehead

was appointed as the new Principal for

Matakohe School. Congratulations on

this great achievement. She will start

this position in term four.

~Rachel Clothier-Simmonds, Principal

1st XI Football 2015

The 2015 season was expected to be

one of rebuilding a side for the future

after losing 6 players from the Division

One and unbeaten side of the previous

season. The season began with a

grading tournament in Whangarei.

Here the team won two matches

against Kaitaia and Rodney College

2nd XI but also lost to Bream Bay and

KeriKeri. The next week allowed us to

play a warm up match against Rodney

College 1st XI who had been placed in

the division above. The team settled

well and managed to hold the

opposition to a 2-1 defeat, but there

was enough effort and a good attitude

to show that the team had the attributes

for a good season.

The team consisted of some senior year

13 players to give some strength and

composure to proceedings. In defence,

Dylan Sims, Calvin Craig and Kyle

Taylor provided a sturdy barrier for

teams to try and break through. In goal

Connor van Dalsum improved with

each game and pulled off a spectacular

save against Huanui to keep us in the

game.

The midfield was made up of youthful

skill and agility. Josh Nishitani-Hart,

excelled in the centre of midfield aided

by the ever improving Ben Morley.

Around this central pivot players like

Travis Flannagan, Simon Parker,

Mathias Damsted, Tyler Flannagan

were able to play with confidence and

composure knowing they had quality

players to support them.

In attack the team were blessed with

two quality strikers who complimented

each other. Cameron Gill benefitted

from the excellent support play of

Samuel Stephens, with Cameron

scoring 15 goals in the league

including 4 hatricks. Other players in

the team were Lochy Steedman and

Blake Sims who both settled into

defensive roles next to the senior

players and have

continued on page 7

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OTAMATEA HIGH SCHOOL

continued from page 5

made good progress. Corey Slimo was

energetic and eager scoring his debut

goal in the quarter finals. Rakai Parker

provided skill and effort early in the

season before returning to rugby and

Ricky Wood was an enthusiastic player

in attack for the school.

The boys can be proud of their

achievements this year. Well done.

~Paul Chambers, Coach

Year

9’s

Change

Technology

Rotations

After two terms, year 9’s finished their

first technology rotations for the year.

As it is our school’s policy to provide

students with a wide range of subjects

in the junior years, students are able to

build up skills in four out of five

different technology areas. Students in

the workshops do either metal or wood

technology.

In the wood workshop students

designed and made their own shields.

The metal work projects were wind

vanes of various shapes and forms all

uniquely designed.

In digitech, students’ last project was to

develop a website with their own

movie reviews.

Classroom bags, boxer shorts and soft

toys are the projects students made in

the textiles technology room, while

students in food learnt about and tested

recipes for a healthy breakfast as one

unit. On the last day of term they baked

puddings. ~Elizabeth van den Berg

Matariki 2015

Matariki

huinga

kāhui

whetū,

whakapiripiri tangata. Matariki the

divine stars in the sky, drawing people

together. The first official day of

Matariki was celebrated with a full

house in the Otamatea High School

hall on Thursday 18th June. Based on

the theme, a new year, a new start, over

100 performers of kapahaka, singing

and speeches came from Waipu

Primary, Rodney College, Kaiwaka

Primary, Te Kura Kaupapa o

Ngāringaomatariki and Otamatea High

School to bring in the Māori New Year

with a bang. “Having our local schools

showcase their Māori skills and pride

together is the main point of the

concert,” says Kelsey Orford an ex-

student and presenter. It is was a highly

entertaining night to raise funds for a

trip to Wellington in support of our

Ngā Manu Kōrero champion, Tasha

Perrett who won the Tā Turi Kara

junior English section at the recent

regional speech competition. She will

represent Te Tai Tokerau in the

illustrious and highly competitive

competition in September. Thank you

to all of the whānau, students, schools

and community that supported the

event, particularly Fiona Kemp and

Leslie Kingi the main organisers. Ka

mau te wēhi!

FINALISTS

The

Bream

Bay

College/Otamatea High

band, Alien Weaponry,

(Ethan Trembath and

brothers Lewis and

Henry de Jong) have made it through to

the 2015 Smokefree Rockquest Finals

in Auckland on 11 September. They

are in the top nine national finalists of

the 700 bands and solo/duos who

entered the nationwide youth music

contest this year.

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KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION

Rugby – junior

We are looking forward to hosting the

Rodney/Otamatea JMB Rally Day on

Friday 21st August – this will be the

last Rally Day for the season. Thank

you to everyone who sponsored JMB

children for their Pass The Ball-a-thon

this Saturday – your support is

appreciated.

Rugby – intermediate

Our two IMB teams, Under 14s and

Under 16s teams, are both looking

good for securing spots in their

semifinals. Otamatea went on to win

the match 19–8.

Our IMB teams will hold their

prizegiving at the Sports Complex on

Sunday 23rd August at noon, this will

be a combined prizegiving with the

senior Hawks. All players, family and

supporters are very welcome to attend.

Rugby – Senior

Both of our senior Hawks teams, the

Reserves and the Premiers, have had a

great season. The Premiers made it to

the semi-finals. The Reserves secured

their spot in the finals at Toll Stadium,

and were just pipped at the post 16–18.

One highlight of the season, has been

the hearty encouragement from the

supporters – large, vocal crowds have

turned out to cheer on the boys, and the

teams have appreciated it.

The Hawks prizegiving will be

combined with the IMB prizegiving

and will be held at the Sports Complex

on Sunday 23rd August at noon. All

welcome.

Netball – Junior

The junior netball season is now into

Round 2. Both of our teams, Kaiwaka 1

and Kaiwaka 2 are doing very well –

some potential Silver Ferns in there

maybe?

Netball – OHS

Well done to Jodie Bennetto for

organising a successful mixed netball

tournament at our courts last weekend.

The weather wasn’t the best, but that

didn’t deter everyone from having a

fun

time.

Proceeds

from

the

tournament went to the Otamatea High

School AIMS team who will be

travelling to Tauranga next month.

Netball – Senior

Otamatea-Ex is sitting at the top of the

table. Last week they played Otamatea

High School, winning 59 – 38. Player

of the Day went to Taira Ohara

Lambert for shooting 90% and for her

speedy dodges around the circle.

Fast Five Netball

Who is keen to give Fast Five netball a

go? I’m going to run a social, mixed

module with games held in the KSA

gymnasium on Sunday afternoons

starting 30th August. Only $100 team

fee ($10 per player) and there will be

prizemoney up for grabs! Men, women

and kids welcome. A registration form

is on the Kaiwaka Fast Five Facebook

page, or contact me and I will email it

to you. This will be a fun, friendly

module, so why not get a group

of mates together and give it a try.

Bar Upgrade

Look how awesome our new bar

display unit looks! The funding for the

unit came from a grant because we sold

30 tickets to the speech on the Battle of

Te-Ika-a-Ranganui (thanks to Holly

Anderson for selling the tickets). And

thank you to Mark Ottaway for

installing the unit.

Gymnastics

Stephanie Brown will step down as

President of our gymnastics club at the

end of the year. Stephanie has done a

wonderful job of running gymnastics

for the last 8 years and we are very

appreciative of the time and effort she

has put into the club. Stephanie and her

family members have covered most of

the positions within the club –

administration, equipment set up,

coaching etc. So for the club to

continue in 2016 we need help! You

can read more about the clubs request

in the gymnastics ad in this edition of

the Bugle – we don’t want this

fabulous club to fold due to lack of

support – so please don’t hesitate to

step up.

Youth Night

Have you heard that there is now a

Fitness and Fun evening for children

on Friday evenings? This is an event

run by our Fitness Centre President

Siobhan Cole and the Kaiwaka Family

Church. It is held in our gymnasium

every Friday from 6pm. This is for

boys and girls under 18 years old, all

fitness levels are welcome, gold coin

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Lish. If you have children, and are

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remember to write it in your diary.

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094318720

021431872

www.kaiwaka.co.nz

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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 4314668

or Jan 4314512

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

$20

Lip Wax

$10

Chin Wax

$10

Bikini Wax

$20

Brazilian

$50

½ Leg Wax

$30

Full Leg Wax $45

Full Pedicure $60

Foot Tidy

$35

Manicure

$45

Nail Tidy

$25

Chest Wax

$30

Back Wax

$40

Nostrils

$10

Ears

$10

HAKARU RSA WOMEN’S SECTION

A New Venture

The Anglican Church is doing

something a bit non traditional in the

Mangawhai and Wellsford area. They

are “sharing” a minister. Rev Wayne

Thornton was recently installed as

Priest-in-Charge of these two separate

Mission Districts and and will be

dividing his time between them:

Tuesdays and Wednesdays he will be

in Mangawhai; Thursdays and Fridays

he will be in Wellsford; and he will

take services on alternate Sundays.

Wayne has moved with his wife Kim

from Motueka at the top of the South

Island, where he was Vicar of the

Motueka Anglican Parish. Yes it is a

long way, but he comes out of a sense

of calling that this is the place God

intends him to be, to minister to the

people of the area. They both feel at

home in this part of the country.

Although Wayne was born in Dunedin,

he moved to Hastings when he was

three and grew up there where he

met Kim and they married there.

Together they have lived and

worked in Taupo, Gisborne,

Napier and Hastings before

moving to Motueka and are the

parents of three Massey graduates.

Wayne is looking forward to this

new challenge, which is quite

different from being a Vicar. He

will use all his experience of thirty

years in parish ministry as he

seeks to work with the people to

enable them to grow and extend

the ministry of the church in the

surrounding community. This is an

exciting new venture for the parent

body, the Auckland Anglican

Diocese,

well

the

congregations here.

In one sense there are no models

but there is a guiding vision of using

the buildings, resources and talents

under Wayne's leadership to share the

Good News of God's love and grace in

Jesus Christ.

Besides his work in the church Wayne

has been a Chaplain for St John, which

he hopes to continue in this area. He is

a keen photographer, having recently

been President of the Motueka Camera

Club. He also has interests in model

railways and creative writing. Music is

another thing he is keen on - having a

wide collection and he plays guitar and

drums. Wayne says he is hoping to

develop his fishing abilities and sample

the local Book Fair. Together Wayne

and Kim enjoy visitors, playing board

games, quizzes and sharing fun and

fellowship. They are looking forward

to this new venture God has called

them to in this beautiful part of the

world with its rich history and growing

community.

ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH

Heather, Lena and Valerie attended the

Northern Districts Women's Section

Conference on 14 July at Kaikohe, then

Lena our delegate and Heather and

Bettie Marchant attended the National

Conference at Tauranga and had an

interesting and enjoyable time. D.J.

Clarke the NZ President of RSA spoke

on attending the Gallipoli service and

Lena said it seemed like they were all

there and it was very emotional and

real. Lena was elected to the NWA

committee for the 3rd time in a row,

congratulations Lena.

Five members attended Birkenhead

RSA Women's Section birthday on 21

July, where there were about 12 other

sections invited each with their own

tables, plus the ex WRNZNS members.

We were made very welcome and Lena

won a door prize, the entertainment

was excellent, (we could have done

with a few males to dance with!) the

meal prior to that was fabulous. Thank

you Lena for driving us down and back

safely.

Thursday 23 July, instead of

having a monthly meeting,

we all travelled to Paparoa

Hotel for a mid-Christmas

Dinner; we had a lovely meal and a

happy time together. Thanks to Heather

for organising it all.

The Air Force catering is coming up on

22 August, just a reminder to those

who volunteered to help on the day.

We have started organising our

birthday on 29 Oct; we need baking

and produce and knitting and sewing

for the sales table to give the visitors

plenty to choose from.

Don’t forget we still have our delicious

roasts on the second Friday of the

month, all the more the merrier.

Our next meeting is on Thursday 27

August; meeting commences at 1:30pm

sharp. New members are most

welcome, just ring our secretary Jan on

4314512 if you wish to know more.

~Ann

www.kaiwaka.co.nz

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KAIWAKA SCHOOL

TRANZNORTH

OTAMATEA

HAWKS

RUGBY CLUB

Welcome back to

school for Term

3. It’s great to see

all our students back fresh and well

rested.

Our new secretary is Linda Van Der

Linde. Please come and say hello and

welcome to her.

We are preparing for the school cross

country event on Tuesday 12 August.

Our students go for a practice run

every day. The courses are quite long

and it would be a big advantage if they

got an extra practice in after school

around your home area too. It is an

endurance test. Those that do well will

qualify for the Bream Bay Cross

Country on 26 August.

We are looking for helpers for the day

– marshals, timekeepers, guides etc. If

you are able to help please get a

message to Linda in the Office, and

turn up in your gumboots!

~Rosie Ellis

Kaiwaka School PTA

Calf Rearing Scheme

To all past, present and future families

of Kaiwaka School, as a member of the

community we need your support. The

PTA has a calf rearing scheme which

raises funds that contributes to the

purchase of resources for our children.

How it works…

• We get in touch with farmers around

July, August to see if they are able to

rear a calf that year.

• In November we contact you and

arrange to pick up and sell the calf

through another farmer or a stock

agent.

• Kaiwaka School will receive the

funds and will send a donation invoice

to the seller and purchaser.

If you are interested please contact me:

President,

Alicia

Reynolds,

4312097 or 021 293 67 61

FAST

FIVE!

Indoor netball module

Kaiwaka Sports Complex

Sunday afternoons

Starts 30th August

Teams of 10, $100 per team

kaiwakasports@gmail.com

The 2015 season has come to an end.

We would like to thank our main

sponsor Tranznorth for their support

this season and are glad to say that they

will be with us again next season.

Thank you Scott.

We would also like to thank our other

sponsor and supporters because

without them we would not have the

fantastic club that we have. We hope

that you will be there with us in 2016.

2015 has been a great season our

Premier side, who made it to the semi-

finals for the first time in 20 years; we

played Mid Northern on a very muddy

paddock at Hukerenui which took its

toll on our boys resulting in a heart

breaking loss. Mid Northern went on to

lose 29-12 to Wellsford in the finals at

Toll stadium last weekend.

Our Reserve grade have had a sterling

season making it to the finals at Toll

Stadium playing Mid Northern, this

was the first time most of our boys had

played on the park, a big occasion; they

put on a great display of rugby but lost

18-16. We are proud of our guys.

We also like to congratulate our

players Dan Hawkins, Matt Moulds,

Shane Neville, and Jordan Hyland for

making the Northland ITM Cup side.

Dan has also signed for the Melbourne

Rebels for 2016, and Matt will Captain

Northland with Dan Pryer. We will

follow these guys with interest and see

then back with the Hawks 2016.

We have had players sign with us from

Italy, Australia, Fiji, and Tonga as well

as players from Auckland and

Whangarei, and not the least our local

boys thanks for the time and

commitment that you all showed this

year. It shows in how far the club had

come - see you all next season.

Tranznorth Otamatea Hawks

Prize Giving

Senior Premier, Reserves and

IMB Under 14’s Under 16’s

Sunday 23rd August

12 noon at Kaiwaka Sports Complex

................................

We still have supporters gear for

sale: hoodies, polo shirts, beanies,

caps, mugs, and jackets.

If you are interested contact

Jennie

otahawks88@vodafone.co.nz

Pictured below: Under 16s player

Callum Leslie fending off his

Southern opposition at our KSA

grounds last weekend.

Right: Dan Hawkins, Hawks

Premiers, in the nud against Mid

Northern.

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POINT CURTIS

CRUISING CLUB

Point Curtis Cruising Club

Inc Members Fishing & Shooting

Competition

Start time 6am Saturday 8th August

2015 & finish time 6pm Sunday 9th

August 2015.

Weigh In each day 5pm - 6pm at 3

Furlongs Bar & Grill, Kaiwaka - no

late weigh ins.

Maximum of 2 of each species per

competitor per day to be weighed in.

Prize Giving 6.30pm. Followed by

BBQ on Sunday 9th August 2015 at

the 3 Furlongs Bar & Grill. Please

bring a plate.

Seniors: Entry Fee $25 each; Species:

Snapper,

Kahawai

Pheasant;

Heaviest Snapper: 1st Prize $300, 2nd

Prize $200, 3rd Prize $100; All other

species: Gift Vouchers for 1st, 2nd &

3rd.

Juniors (Under 15): Entry Fee $10

each; Species: Snapper, Kahawai &

Pheasant; Separate Junior Prize Giving:

1st, 2nd & 3rd for all species.

Both Senior & Junior Snapper weighed

in goes into the draw for the average

weight. Please see posters and tickets

for rules and disclaimer. Tickets

available from Wellsford Sports &

Leisure or from Jean at Jaques 4

Square, Kaiwaka.

Next committee meeting Tuesday 4th

August, 7pm at 3 Furlongs Bar & Grill.

~ Wayne Leslie, Commodore

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On two successive

Fridays, 24th and 31st

July, the movie The

Second Best Marigold

Hotel was shown at

the Kaiwaka War

Memorial Hall, with a

sit-down

dinner

beforehand

from

Spice

Lounge,

Kaiwaka’s

own

Indian

restaurant.

Tickets

for

the

dinners were pre-

sold,

and

both

sessions sold out

quickly. Movie-goers could still come

in at the usual time and see the movie

alone.

They were great nights, with great

food, and a great movie.

More dinner/movie combos are

planned for the future - watch this

space!

Pictured above: movie-goers sitting

down to their dinner in the Supper

Room before the movie.

KAIWAKA COMMUNITY CINEMA

August is Family History Month!

Wellsford Library is hosting several

events about family history, on

Thursday 6th, Thursday 13th and

Saturday 22nd. They include a talk

about the Albertlanders, using the

internet, tips on how to get past your

“brick walls” (family history puzzles),

and a ‘lock-in’ when the library is

closed to the public. See the library or

aucklandlibraries.govt.nz for details.

www.kaiwaka.co.nz

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KAIWAKA WEATHER

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

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

For any further enquiries, contact Shaun on:

Cell: 021 222 0272

Home: 09 4318339

Email:

shaun@huband.co.nz

Shaun Huband: Registered Drainlayer

We have another pleasant day for the

1st of August - it is good to see.

We have well passed the mid-winter

bit now and heading to summer.

August can be very wet so watch out

for that. It would be a good time to put

in an extra water tank for the summer.

I have seen water tankers carting water

around Mangawhai and believe

Maungaturoto water trucks are very

busy as well so be warned.

Our July was, as you might say, rather

cold. Wow those frosts were great and

should have killed off a lot of bugs

although I still see green caterpillar

eating my kale. We recorded a frost

minus 3 degrees and may

have been a bit lower if I

had got out early enough to go check

it. It would have been a couple of

degrees lower than that in Kaiwaka.

Out at the Hakaru Hall they had a frost

minus 6 degrees. Sounds to me like

memories of my childhood. That cold

wind was very persistent for long

enough and had a lot of people

hibernating as it was the chill factor

that made it worse. Then after all that

we have had these beautiful days. The

heavy rains that were promised did not

arrive and that is not a good sign

although we did get a bit and out at

Mangawahi it was horizontal rain and

torrential. They had a tornado tear

through the Heads township - trees

were down on the golf course and a big

mess.

For July at our house this year we had

82mm rain and in July 2014 we had

331mm. Hard to believe but true.

For the first 7 months we had 568mm

of rain and 2014 we had 945mm. Our

wettest July since 1987 was 1998 with

602mm and the driest was 1993 33mm.

My gardening tip: Before planting

lettuce dig a trench and fill with fresh

grass clippings. Cover with soil and

water well. The heat from the clippings

plus the compost value will provide

rich rewards. Clip the bottom of the tap

root. We have found that lettuces love

growing with the roses.

Remember never put off till tomorrow

that which can be done today. Now

there is a challenge!

Till next month. Regards, Bev

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

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Open 6 days

MANGAWHAI TOY

LIBRARY

The Mangawhai Toy

Library committee is

pleased to announce

that

Lotteries

Community

Development

has

granted us $900 to spend on new toys.

We will be purchasing from Toy

Express in the next couple of weeks. A

will put a link to their online catalogue

on our facebook page so have a look

and let us know your toy suggestions.

Mangawhai Toy Library gift vouchers

are now available. If you are stuck for

gift ideas why not get a MTL voucher

which means access to hundreds of

toys that people can renew every week.

Vouchers are $25 for a term and can be

brought during MTL opening hours –

Wednesdays 10-12pm or by contacting

us via our facebook page or calling

Cara on 021 0237 3768.

For our major fundraising event this

year we will be raffling a dinner for six

catered by Mangawhai Toy Library

committee, showcasing the best of

Mangawhai produce. It will be a six

course meal in the comfort of the

winners home. We are very lucky to

have great community businesses who

have agreed to donate quality goods, a

big thank you to; Mangawhai Meat

Shop, Lochiel Estate Vineyard,

Kaiwaka Cheese Shop, Frog and

Kiwi. It’s shaping up to be a very

yummy dinner! Tickets are $5 per

ticket or 3 for $12 and will be available

at the Saturday Village Market and

outside Bammas during August or you

can request tickets on our Facebook

page.

Thank you to those who have taken on

volunteer

memberships

for

discounted $5 per term and helping us

out on Wednesdays, it makes our job a

lot easier.

~ Mangawhai Toy Library Committee

Next Bugle Deadline midday Friday 14 August 2015

LOCAL SERVICES

*St.John Ambulance

111 or Freephone 0800 61 0066

*Fire phone 111 *Police phone 111 or 09 4311150

A A: Meets Wed., 8pm Kaiwaka Ph: 4312228, 4315543, 0800229 6757

AL ANON: In recess, contact Ph: 4312228

MINISTRY FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES - General inquiries Call

Free 0800 008 333

ASUREQUALITY LTD (was AgriQuality) Call Free 0508 0011 22

BUDGETING SERVICE, WELLSFORD: Free confidential advice &

support for all areas of personal finance. Ph (09) 423 7123

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

HOMEOPATH: Donna Flavell Ph: 4314843

INLAND REVENUE: Last Friday each month, 11-3pm Ph4312661

KAIPARA DISTRICT COUNCIL www.kaipara.govt.nz:

Help Desk FREEPHONE 0800 727 059

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 431

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

LINKING HANDS Health Shuttle Ph 4314121 or 09 4318969

NORTHPOWER: Faults Kaiwaka area 0800 104040

OTAMATEA COMMUNITY SERVICES: Free counselling, parent

coach, Family Support worker, budget advice, food bank. Mon-Fri 9am-

30m. Ph 09 431 9080

PARENTPORT: Free, practical family support service Puhoi to Paparoa

Ph or txt: Dianne 027 2085093

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COACHING, GROUP FACILITATION:

Sabine Druckler 4312231

PLUNKET: Kaiwaka - Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall: Clinic 1st Wednesday of the

month; Coffee Group at 9:30. Mangawhai - Rose Madsen Cottage, Mangawhai

Domain, Moir St: Clinic 1st and 3rd Monday of month; Young Babies Coffee

Group 2nd and 4th Monday 10 am; Plunket Playgroup every Thursday.

Maungaturoto - Maungaturoto Congregational Church, 100 Hurndall Street East:

Plunket clinic 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Cynthia 09 431 8187 or 027 675 3488

PLUNKET HELPLINE -0800 933 922 (24 hours)

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE: Gloria Reid Ph: 094327634

RETURNED AND SERVICES ASSN 733 Settlement Rd. Hakaru

Ph.4312176 Bill Kerr (President) Ph.4314719

TAITOKERAU COMMUNITY LAW: Free confidential legal advice and

assistance, 2nd

Thursday

of each month. Ph: 0800 155 529 for

appointments.

TE KOROWAI AROHA O NGATIWHATUA Ph: 4312675

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

VETERINARY SERVICE MANGAWHAI:

Ph: 4314535 Mon-Fri 8.00-5.00, Sat 9-12, a/h appt.

WELLSFORD DOCTORS: Ph: 4238 086

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

*7Aug~'Kingsman The Secret Service' 7:30pm KWMH

*8Aug~Quiz Night, 7:30pm Maungaturoto Country Club

*8-9Aug~Pt Curtis Fishing Competition

*9Aug~Sustainable Way of Living, 10:30am KWMH

*14Aug~Open Day, 9:45am Otamatea High School

*15Aug~Jack Tane, Hakaru RSA 7:30pm Ph Marlene 431 5589

*15-16Aug~ORT 'A Christmas Carol' auditions

*21Aug~Woman in Gold, 7:30pm KWMH

*21-22Aug~Mullet Muster, Pahi

*23Aug~Tranznorth Otamatea Hawks Prize Giving, 12pm KSA

*27Aug~Otamatea High School enrolment evening 4pm

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 (Nor thland Waste - 09 430 3273)

Wednesdays = Blue bags and yellow r ecycling (at J aques $3.00

and $1.50) (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

GENEALOGY - Wellsford: 1st Thursday in month Ph: 423 7033;

Waipu: 4th Monday in month Ph: 4312 725

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 GROUP - 2nd Thursday in

month. Ph: 431 4767

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

KAIWAKA SQUASH - Mondays 7pm Ph: Barbara Thomas 431 5905

KNITTING FOR WHANGAREI HOSPITAL - 2nd Tuesday in

month, Apple Basket 10am Ph 4314827

MANGAWHAI COMBINED PROBUS CLUB - 2pm, 3rd

Thursday month, Senior Citizens Hall Mangawhai. Ph: 4315777

OTAMATEA GREY POWER - Kath Pattinson 09 431 8960, 1pm

last Wednesday of month, Anglican Church Hall, Maungaturoto

PT CURTIS CRUISING CLUB - Jean Ph: 4312 246

RSA,Hakaru & Dist.Women - meet 1.30pm 4th Thurs in month Ph:

4314 668

TRAMPING - Mondays 9am-2:30pm Karen Ph: 4312 090

YOGA - Tuesdays 6:15pm, Friday 8:30am Kaiwaka WM Hall Carla

Ph: 021 296 8794

CHURCHES:

Kaiwaka Family Church - Your Community Church: Sundays 10am &

6pm. Youth Service Mondays 6-8pm. Ph: Tawhiri 4312571 or Paul

4312068

St Paul's Anglican Church 1st Sun. 9.30 am (Eucharist), 3rd Sun. 9.30

am (Family Service). Contacts: Church Office 09 431 4122; M.

Hargreaves 431 2295; C. Bygrave 431 2057; or Rev. Wayne Thornton

Ph 431 5650

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 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, R.

Morgans, Ph 4312365

Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall HlRE - Phone 4312725 or

kaiwaka.hall.bookings@gmail.com

Hakaru Community Hall HIRE -Ph. 4312256 or 4312110

Te Pounga Marae queries - R. O’Leary 4312 423, J.Nathan 021 186

7382

Kaiwaka Sports Association hire/queries - C. Anderson 4312051 or

kaiwakasports@gmail.com

Justice of Peace: B.FJaques; L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves, S.Dalziell,

W.Howard - please phone to make sure they are available

www.justiceofthepeace.org.nz

Marriage Celebrants: L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves; C.Rosseels