Issue 26th March 2009

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Mohawks for a
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Multi coloured Mohawks will be the fashion in Waipu
next week. Members of the Waipu Fire Brigade are
planning to shave their heads leaving strips down
the middle – Mohawk fashion to raise funds for
the trust set up for Pauline Scotland, the widow of
their comrade Andrew Scotland, killed in a hang
glider accident on 10 March, while on holiday in
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2,000 for the cause.
Waipu Fire Chief Trevor Vaile said the brigade needed
something to lift its spirits after the loss of Andrew.
Trevor said he would be amongst those adopting the
colourful hairstyle.
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Donations can also be made to The Pauline Scotland
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“We love you Scotty. We will do
our best to look after Pauline and
the kids. Rest in peace”
Waipu Fire Chief Trevor Vaile at the funeral of
Andrew Scotland killed in a hang gliding
accident near Queenstown on Tuesday March 10.
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biggest seen in Waipu in recent years.
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26 March 2009
EDITORIAL
Page 4 ............Letters .
Page 6.............A report from the funeral of Andrew Scotland
A pity mills and houses aren’t like lego bricks
been ongoing. At 2am the sound of the new boiler
skateboard ramp could be built for the local kids to disturbs his sleep.
practise.
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new plant
I think Harlin Faoagali and his skateboarding friends ongoing efforts to solve these problems. Everyone
are to be congratulated for their initiative in raising this acknowledges the mill provides a number of jobs for
Page 9.............Soccer tournaments to put Ruakaka on the
issue again and in trying to get something organised. local people and is a generous supporter of both the
map
I hope a few adults get in behind them and help them Waipu Rugby Club and the local primary schools.
Pages 10 .......Bream Bay College page
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Page 11 ..... . Rubbish put out too early causing problems in somewhere suitable. It has to be a place not too out of it is unfair to put these people in a position where they
the way so there is enough adult surveillance for the kids feel if they complain they are undermining the mills
Ruakaka
to be safe and, at the same time, somewhere residents operation and the jobs it provides.
are not going to be unduly disturbed. The kids are open It is a town - planning problem really. Someone sometime
Page 12 & 13 ....An interview with Jules Flight, former
to suggestions.
overlooked the basic town - planning premise: heavy
principal of Bream Bay College honoured
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for his work on the Northtec C ouncil.
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I had thought the controversy had died away and apart bricks, which you can just pick up and move around to
Page 14 ....... Club reports
from the odd incident as the new sawdust and shaving- a more suitable location.
Page 14 .........Sport
burning boiler is being commissioned, the mill and its I am sure it would be easier for the mill owners to be
Page 15...........The team at Radio Waves, the Waipu Radio neighbours were coexisting pretty successfully.
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Apparently this is not the case. Invited to a tour of the have to spend all this money on noise abatement and
Station.
new plant by the mill owners, the neighbours, mostly constantly worry if the boiler stack is smoking and
Page 16 & 17 .....Trades & Services
retired people, told how the noise from the mill has likely to blacken the washing hanging on nearby
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been ongoing for years and had severely impacted on clotheslines. But the mill and its neighbours are stuck
their peaceful enjoyment of their homes.
with one another. The best everyone can hope for is
“I have complained two or three times but I could have some effective mitigation. This needs goodwill and cocomplained 300 times. I have better ways to spend my RSHUDWLRQIURPERWKVLGHVRIWKHIHQFH7KHPLOORZQHUV·
retirement years than in complaining all the time”, Jim invitation to the neighbours to tour the plant perhaps
Houlbrooke told Northpine Directors Keith Reay and engendered some of this.
Bruce Lawson. He said he had built his house while
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26 March 2009
Can we please have a skate board park?
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would like a skateboard park to practise on”, said 13
- year - old Harlin Faoagali spokesman for a group of
local young skate board enthusiasts.
“We keep getting growled out for skateboarding on the
footpaths even though we are careful around people,”
said Harlin.
The boys said they would be happy to share a skateboard
park with scooter and BMX riders.
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some ramps,” said Harlin.
Erica Poa, whose son Wade is a keen skateboarder, said
the boys are constantly being growled at and chased off
the footpaths and now tend to gather and skate around
the Waipu monuments. She is worried that they will do
some damage to these but says there is really nowhere
else for them to go.
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she can.
“Not all kids are into team sports,” she says. Harlin is
always asking her to take him up to the Riverside Park
in Whangarei to practise on ramps up there.
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The group has been talking to Andreas Thirling of the Colin Bonifce, Brook Draper, Wade Faoagali and Ethan Hollis
Ruakaka Residents and Ratepayers Association.
board park in Waihoihoi Park, Waipu. Reverend Peter The skateboard park was opposed by a resident who
Andreas said he thinks it would be great to have Dunn said when the park was originally landscaped a lives on the opposite side of The Braigh and by the
skateboard ramps in both Waipu and Ruakaka.
bowl was created behind the Opportunity Shop with Waipu Garden Club, which at that time looked after
“Then we can organise competitions between the two this in mind.
the park. They took their concerns to the Environment
towns.”
“The intention was to have a concreted area which Court where the judge ruled against the skateboard
He asks anyone with ideas about how these could be could be used for a number of activities including park on the grounds of the noise, lighting and visual
achieved to contact him via the Ruakaka Ratepayers skateboarding. There would have been a netball hoop effects it would have.
new website -www.ruakaka.x10hosting.com. Viola is and space for skateboarders and BMX riders.
“It would have cost us $50,000 to appeal that decision”,
also happy to receive calls on the subject. Her number Peter Blanche, who was one of the people behind said Peter Dunn.
is: 021 1779 673.
this attempt, said what happened “was disgusting The Waipu Lions Club still holds $12,000 raised for
Ten years ago an attempt was made to build a skate - actually”.
this project.
Strong support for
Ruakaka Cemetery
“I don’t want to be buried at the Waipu Cemetery. They
keep playing the bagpipes down there and I wouldn’t get any
peace”, Ben Wortelboer, chief campaigner for a cemetery in
Ruakaka told the March meeting of the Ruakaka Residents
and Ratepayers Association.
When asked about this statement by the Bream Bay News, he was quick to say he
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called Apeldoorn in the Netherlands.
“At the end of the war, the liberation army came to that town and there must have
been about 50 pipers all dressed up with kilts and these huge big hats and they
played in the town square. It was absolutely beautiful. They were so colourful after
the war years. It brought tears to my eyes. I have never forgotten it.”
But seventy - seven year old Ben has lived in Ruakaka for 41 years and says he
would like to be buried there.
He collected 180 submissions to the Ruakaka Structure Plan review asking for
the cemetery and has handed these over to the Whangarei District Council with a
covering letter which stated:
“We feel that the cemetery should go back on the plan and be opened for use as
soon as possible, ready for myself and others in due course. I dare say there will be
a place for a crematorium as well.”
Meanwhile Bruce Cann, on whose land the Ruakaka cemetery was earmarked in the
original draft of the Ruakaka Structure Plan 2008, has told the Whangarei District
Council his family will donate the land if the council meets certain conditions.
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would affect the public.
Asked if they had something to do with the proposed Marsden Point railway line,
Bruce replied if the railway went ahead it would make the cemetery land (which
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He said council staff and councillors know what these conditions are.
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26 March 2009
LETTERS
Congratulations to the Waipu
Cove Reserve Board for the
new toilet block
Glenis Rickey
Ruakaka
Who is telling the truth?
The Bream Bay News issue of 12 February published a
letter from Councillor deeming in which she wrote: “To
date council has prioritised funding for other projects
in the Ruakaka area.”
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The acting Council Secretary of the Whangarei District
Council Mr. Adcock replied as follows:
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have requested does not exist. Project priorities and
timing are determined within functional areas (e.g:
Parks, Wastewater etc.) in relation to the needs of the
district as a whole, available funding and input from
the community via LTCCP an Annual Plan processes.
These schedules are then adjusted within any given
period based on additional factors, such as weather
events, deterioration in asset performance and change
in demand.
This process results in a schedule of activity, rather
than a formal ‘prioritisation” of projects within a given
area.”
Who is telling the truth?
Councillor Deeming replies
Against the Grain, Mangawhai
Phone 09 431 4370
Numerous accidents and
deaths on Waipu SH1
intersections
A copy of a letter sent to the Northern ReJLRQDO 2I¿FH RI WKH 1HZ =HDODQG 7UDQVport Agency.
It is with great interest to see that N.Z. Transport
Agency is reviewing the speed limit on the Northern
side of the Brynderwyns following the death of two
Swedish tourists.
Our sympathy to the families.
A further concern is: the three intersections Turn2IIV·LQWR:DLSXWRZQVKLS
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there have been numerous accidents and deaths on
these intersections.
Surely the N.Z. Transport Agency is aware of these
incidents. Please avail yourselves of these statistics
from the local Fire Brigade, Salvage Company, and
St. Johns Ambulance.
May I be so bold to suggest that huge green signs are
placed as in Dome Valley?
1.Accident Prone Area.
2.Double Yellow Lines.
3.Speed Limit Of 80kph
right through and past the Uretiti Beach camp.
Surely it is apparent to the employees concerned with
road safety that a few simple procedures such as the
above may prevent a few more deaths.
I am a very concerned resident of Waipu as I travel
these intersections frequently and have witnessed so
many near misses that it is frightening.
Please give this your urgent attention.
I apologise to Mr Lewis for my apparently confusing
word choice. Taken in full context, my statement conveyed that immediate capital expenditure requirements
such as secure water supply and waste water disposal
capacity were considered to have greater immediate call
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The many capital projects underway in Bream Bay have Thank you,
all been passed by resolution of council at some point Wendy Boyd.
but not in a prioritised list.
Waipu
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I would have been happy to discuss this issue personally
and as always am available on 09 432 3779 or 027 275
7330.
Shelley Deeming
Whangarei District Councilor
(Bream Bay Ward)
Open Wed - Sun
9.30am - 4.30pm
The organizers, the Presbyterian Church, deserve a huge
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in the Waihoihoi park for the community and with no
charge. They obviously put a lot of time and effort into
ensuring this went off with any hitches – at least none
obvious to us locals. Well done!
My family attended this event, along with many other
locals, and had a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. My
boys had a fabulous time, one was quoted as saying
“This is the best day of his life so far”, they joined in
with all that was going. We look forward to attending
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Through the Bream Bay News letters column I would
like to congratulate the Waipu Cove Reserve Board for
its building and upkeep of the public changing rooms,
toilets and shower block at Waipu Cove.
I took part in several sports events based at Waipu
Cove this summer and these facilities are always clean
and fresh and pleasant to use. In my opinion they are Susan McRae
kept in a better condition than the public toilets at the Waipu
Whangarei town basin.
The murals painted on the outside are bright and
colourful. Kawakawa has its Hunderwaser toilets and I
think Waipu could make a feature of these toilets.
Owen Lewis
One Tree Point
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26 March 2009
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Mary surrounded by some of her many descendents, reading her message from
the Queen. On her right is daughter - Ann Howard and on her left another daughter
- Mavis Gray, who came from Australia for the occasion
Mary Moncrieff thoroughly enjoyed her 100th birthday party held in the lounge at
the Ranburn hospital and rest home on the afternoon of Wednesday 18 March.
She dressed up a a queen, sang songs, swinging her arms to their rhythms, she
opened presents, read birthday cards and greeted members of her family, some of
whom had come from Australia to be with her on this occasion.
When shown a card sent by Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth 11 she was enraptured.
“Is it really?” she asked.
Then the whole family went across to the Pizza Barn and she drank a glass of her
favourite tipple - brandy and ginger – and ate a slice of a second birthday cake.
Mary was born in Portsmouth, England. She left school at the age of 14 and worked
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17 and he, 18.
“It was a big mistake to marry that young,” she often tells the Ranburn nursing
staff.
“Our father was in the navy and he drank a lot. He gave her a hard time ”, said
daughter Ann Howard. “They divorced and he died at the age of just 52.”
“Fiesty is a good word to describe our mother. When we were children we had to
tow the line or watch out. Our father was never there for us, so she brought the six
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right she soon lets you know about it. I think sometimes she gives the nursing staff
a hard time.”
When all her children had grown and left home, Mary took on a job as a laundress
for a shipping line. She sailed to America and around the Mediterranean. On one trip
she met Gracie Fields and once she met and chatted to the Queen Mother.
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She had met him when he was posted in England and they corresponded for several
years prior to their decision to marry.
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They were very happy together.”
Mary had been living in a rest home in Australia but asked Ann, who lives in
Mangawhai, to bring her back to New Zealand. At her party she spoke of how well
cared for she is at Ranburn.
She still walks unaided and likes to take a ramble to the Waipu shops and back.
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great- great - grandchildren, with three more expected this year. Her descendants
live in New Zealand, Australia and England.
“This little lady, just 4 ft 8 inches tall has certainly made her mark in the world ”,
said Ranburn occupational therapist Dorothy Thompson.
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26 March 2009
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Waipu Fire Station on Monday 16 March was the end.”
biggest seen in Waipu in recent years.
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Chief Trevor Vaile told how Scotty, as he was known was always trying to pin this on him.
at the brigade, was a dedicated family man, the best ´+HZDVDOZD\VDSUDQNVWHU2QFHRQDÀUHEULJDGHWULS
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10 years, a builder in the partnership Malone and ramp to the boarding lounge. He was giving her all sorts
Scotland and a married man with three children (with of cheek, something about who was in control. Edith
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a fourth child due this year) was killed along with an was giving it to him back and Scotty turned around and
instructor, 27 year old Gerardo Bean of Argentina, in let the chair roll back down the ramp. He ran down and
a hang glider accident at the foot of the Remarkables caught it at the other end, of course.”
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near Queenstown on Tuesday March 10. He had been Trevor told the crowd that a trust fund had been set up
All types of Agricultural Spraying Undertaken in Queenstown competing in a Fire Brigade waterways and donations could be made at the National Bank to
competition.
the Pauline Scotland Trust Fund.
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The Reverend Edith McCarthy told how Andrew had Trevor concluded, “Scotty we love you. We will look
been born in Whangarei on 29 May 1974 and moved after Pauline and the children as best we can. Rest in
to Waipu with his parents Gwyneth and Dick and his peace.”
three elder siblings: Alison, Ian and Dave when he was Steve Malone said 11 years ago he had gone into a
a pre schooler.
50/50 building partnership with Andrew.
He attended Waipu Playcentre, Waipu Primary and “He was a garrulous, brash smarty pants and over the
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competition and in later years had taken up playing golf running out rubbing his eyes and jumped into the truck.
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old ladies” and her voice faltered as she remembered That was Scotty.”
how Andrew had often helped her.
Steve said he and Scotty had operated a swear tin.
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Commander, read a letter of condolence from Dame and Blimmen. Scotty said that Golly was a racially
Margaret Bazley, Chairwoman of the New Zealand Fire insensitive remark and thatt Blimmen was a Sudanese
Service Commission.
word for the groin area.”
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were father and son. I would say, “If he was my son I
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Hamilton, recalled how Andrew was “crazy about kids. say, “If he was my father I would have eaten those
He would be the one out there playing with the kids. poisoned weetbix and asked for more.”
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would end up the one who was the wettest.”
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when it came to exam time but he could remember the the North Island and Ian was the best cabinetmaker in
important things in your life and would ask you about Northland.
them.”
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26 March 2009
A tour around the new Ruakaka solvent
recycling plant
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The team at the new Ruakaka solvent recycling plant: from left: Eddie Henderson, over from America to
oversee the installation and commissioning of the new still, Brook Smith ( Brian’s son, trainee operator
and delivery truck driver), Plant Manager Peter McCartain, Brian Smith, the plant owner and Ismail
Lamin, who Brian has employed as a consultant to train him and his staff in the operation of the new
plant. Ismail works for a company called Medichem Waste. Behind them is the Roto Max 90, the new
$750,000 solvent recovery still.
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cleaning plant on Thursday 12 March.
Brian Smith, who already runs a composting operation on the site located behind the
truck fuel and weigh station on Marsden Point Rd., has invested $750,000 in a big
shinny computer controlled solvent cleaning still.
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Charlotte in North Carolina on behalf of a company called Daetwyler to install and
commission the machine.
Eddie says this is one of only two machines of its size in the world. He invites me to
climb up the ladder to inspect the ink – a black mass at the bottom of the still. This
has been extracted from the solvent which is now contained in drums loaded on a
truck in readiness to return to where it came from – the Huhtamaki package making
printing press in New Lynn.
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and then have to pay to dispose of the old,” said Brian. Solvent is used to wash down
the metal plates used in the printing process.
Brian said he had secured a number of contracts before he made the investment.
“This machine was made in Germany where they over engineer everything. Yes
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the distilling process, this is done in a vacuum with all the oxygen taken out.
He says the machine has automatic cut off mechanisms if anything goes awry.
Brian said the new plant will employ four people.”
He had already
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26 March 2009
Neighbours invited to inspect Northpine’s new plant
Northpine director Keith Reay (left) explains the new boiler’s operation to some of the mill’s neighbours.
The directors of the Waipu timber mill Northpine invited
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and kiln drying plant last Wednesday and heard about
how the noise and smoke from the plant was affecting
the lives of those people living nearby.
Ron Moon, a resident of South Rd. asked “Is the black
smoke ever going to stop?”
He said the commissioning period for the new boiler had
gone on for three months now and he wondered if the
operators were ever going to get it working properly.
Northpine director Bruce Larson said the tuning of the
boiler was taking longer than he had expected, however,
an engineer who had helped with its installation had said
it could take up to six months to get a boiler operating
properly.
Steve Goldpine, who represents the Waipu Residents
and Ratepayers on the Northpine Community Liaison
Committee, said if people saw smoke coming out of
the boiler chimney they should ring up and report the
incident noting the time it occurred. This could then be
compared with readings taken from instruments on the
boiler stack, which would help to work out what the
problem was.
Northpine director Keith Reay said it was sometimes
hard to distinguish smoke from steam.
“ I was driving up the other day and thought the stack
was smoking but when I got here I saw it was steam.”
Nathan Jacoby, the kiln manager, assured the residents
that the mill directors were doing everything they could
to get the boiler burning cleanly.
He said, “Bruce (Larsen) is telling me all the time, we
have to get this working properly.” Nathan said he was
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work at the mill jobs depended on the boiler running
cleanly.
Jim Houlbrooke (a resident of South Rd.) said the mill
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of complaints they received.
“I have rung up two or three times but I could have
rung up 300 times. I have better things to do than
complaining all the time. I have been given assurances
things are going to get better but this has been going
on for two or three years, not just since the new plant
started up.
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might not affect another as badly. Hear that noise in the
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prospective buyer would get back in his car and drive
away as soon as he heard the noise.”
Bruce Hayes who has lived in South Rd. for the past six
years with his wife Doreen said,
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what noises were annoying people. He offered to visit
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Community Liaison Committee, said she was concerned
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and that everything possible was being done to mitigate
the problems. She said she believes that “things will
get better.”
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a double metal layer incorporated into concrete, which
will be installed at the western side of the boiler room
this week in an attempt to deaden the noise coming
from the boiler.
26 March 2009
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This Saturday, 28 March, Bream Bay United soccer club will be hosting The
inaugural Kiwi Sheds Bream Bay Cup with under 12 year old teams from Kerikeri,
Marist, Dargaville and ROSA (Rodney and surrounding areas) invited to take part.
Michele Ahern, whose husband Andrew is English “and mad about soccer”, sees
soccer tournaments as a way of “putting Bream Bay on the map.”
“Last winter half the junior soccer games and tournaments in Whangarei were called
off because of the state of the grounds after heavy rain. Our grounds are on sand and
stay in relatively good condition through the winter”, she said.
Michele, a former conference organiser, last week was busy arranging catering, a
sausage sizzle, a coffee van etc. to be at the grounds. She was anxious to put on a
good welcome so the visiting teams will be keen to come back.
She said if soccer tournaments at Ruakaka become a regular occurrence then there
will be a big spin off for local businesses.
Meanwhile the club has had plans drawn up for a deck and terrace seats to be added
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the Recreation Centre into a really good venue. We think that we are ideally located
to host tournaments with teams coming upfrom Auckland and down from the north.
It will also make the place a possible venue for weddings”.
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Discovering the hidden treasures
of Northland
This month we feature our tours to the
Poor Knights Islands and Opera in the
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through crystal-clear waters. We are
sure that with diving equipment there
Wendy and Graham Hawkes who operate Skylark Tours
from One Tree Point. This regular feature will highlight
some of the joys and sometimes hidden treasures of
Northland, discovered on recent tours.
would be many more secrets to be revealed.
The Poor Knights also boast the largest sea cave
in the world, the Rikoriko cave and a hole in the
rock (pictured below) which rivals its more famous
counterpart in the Bay of Islands – and this right on
our back doorstep. The trip from Tutukaka wharf,
although rocky due to the swell on the day, was well
worth the fast 40-minute trip to ensure that we had
plenty of time to see the sights out at the islands.
There was lots of green hair. green T shirts and dresses, some green beards and even
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on Friday 20 March. Pictured from left: Emma Wickham (10 years), Gemma Lucas
(9), Grace McLean - 10, Ashney Were - 10, Courtney Were - 8, Fynn Alan Cook 2SHUDLQWKH*DUGHQZDVDQRWKHUÀUVWIRUDOO Coming up we have a Wine, Chocolate and Ka-10 disguised as a leprechaun and Bryden Were - 6. Fynn won prize for the best RI RXU SDVVHQJHUV 7KLV \HDU·V IHDWXUH DUWLVW leidoscopes tour to Kerikeri on 25 March, a swim
was Hayden Tee, a world-renowned musical with dolphins at Paihia on 1 April and a real highcostume.
Rubbish left out on Sunday
strewn around the streets before
collection day
theatre and cabaret artist from Maungaturoto. light, Dame Malvina Major’s concert at Forum
Supported by the Opera North chorus who North on 15 April. We also feature in April a Glass
DGHTXDWHO\HQWHUWDLQHGXVLQWKHÀUVWKDOIWKLV crafts tour which includes glass-blowing, glass
show is now on our annual tour itinerary. It bead making, glass fusion and jewellery handis held in the grounds of Rick and Joan Ken- FUDIWHGIURPWKHÀQHVW0XUDQRJODVVIURP9HQLFH
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a hidden treasure of Northland. An estimated Malvina’s concert has now lapsed and acceptance
1,000 people enjoyed a great afternoon in the for this tour will be subject to ticket availability.
sun with wine, music and food.
Things get a bit messy on Monday mornings in the residential streets alongside
Skylark Tours operate a travel club which provides members with
Ruakaka Beach.
Many beachside property owners live at Ruakaka during the weekends returning to updates of forthcoming tours plus a monthly members’ draw for
jobs in Auckland during the week. Others rent their beach houses out for weekend a $25 tour voucher. Membership is free. Ph.432 8065
holidays. When these weekenders head home on Sunday evening,some leave bags
of rubbish on the kerbside.
The Ruakaka domestic rubbish collection used to be done on Mondays but for the
past few years has been carried out on Tuesday, giving the black - backed gulls and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
other scavengers plenty of time to rip open the rubbish bags to get at any food scraps
SERVING NORTHLAND SINCE 1944
inside.
This is a problem common in many seaside communities. The Thames Coromandel
District Council has recently passed a by - law prohibiting rubbish being put out
prior to the day it is collected. Offenders will be issued with infringement notices
and, in the worst cases, will be charged with illegal dumping.
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from a business which looks after beachside properties for absent owners. However
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kitset rubbish cages for householders to put their rubbish bags out in. However,
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this is creating a new problem in holiday areas, as people are dumping all kinds of
rubbish in those cages.
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out inside some type of bin to keep birds and dogs away (the problem here is bin
retrieval). Another method commonly used in some rural areas (other than Whangarei
Sunday Services
to date) is to hang the rubbish bags in some way. Its not pretty, but it is effective and
better than strewn rubbish. Some use posts with hooks for the bags, or platforms, or
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single simple solution.”
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Morris & Morris Ltd
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Waipu Presbyterian Parish
Playcentre garage sale postphoned
The Waipu Playcentre has put off its garage sale until the spring.
The playcentre was planning a garage sale and 50th birthday celebration for Saturday
4 April but has decided to put this off until 26 September.
Playcentre parent Angela Stolwerk said that Scotty (Andrew Scotland) and his wife
Pauline were very involved parents at playcentre and the group was still reeling
from the shock of his accidental death.
“Also, as we discovered this was our 50th anniversary we decided to do something
a bit bigger and if we leave it until September we will have more time to get
organised,” Angela said.
Mainly Music - Sharon Smith - 432 1050
Toy Library - Julie Malone - 432 0388
Contacts
Church Hall Hireage - Honor McAulay - 432 0322
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Counselling - Anglican Care Trust - 437 6397
432 0534
Family Welfare & Foodbank:
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Cally James - 432 1536
Budgeting Advice - Bruce Matheson - 432 0239
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or email [email protected]
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26 March 2009
Former Bream Bay College principal and One Tree Point resident
Jules Flight is honoured for his work on the council of Northtec
While a number of Bream Bay residents received rationalize.”
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Northland Polytechnic last month, one One Tree Point ´$W ÀUVW LW ORRNHG OLNH DURXQG VWDII
man received a special honour for the 12 years he put in would lose there jobs but in the end it was
as a member of the Northtec Council, which included 6 just 20. Some people saw the writing on
years from 2000 - 2006 at its helm as chairman.
the wall and took redundancy.”
Jules Flight, a former principal of Bream Bay College Jules and his council then got down to
(from 1989 -1996), received the inaugural “Institutional work making the case for a $7 million
Medal” from the polytech.
government loan to then Minister of
“This award is a symbol of our appreciation for the Finance Michael Cullen. This has now
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NorthTec to allow us to grow, and move on from what Northtec gained a $3.5 million government
many will know, were some very tough times back in grant for a new trades training centre.
µ VDLG 1RUWKWHF·V &KLHI ([HFXWLYH 7HUU\ %DUQHWW Is it important that Northland have its
as he announced the award.
own tertiary institution?
The council chair position is a ministerial appointment ´<RXFDQ·WH[SHFWHYHU\ERG\WRWUDYHORU
and Jules was appointed for three consecutive two - year live in the city or to do it by correspondence
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and then by Labour Party Ministers of Education Trevor rather that an institution from outside
Mallard and Steve Mahary. In fact he is the only person coming in to do it for you.
in New Zealand to have spent three terms as chairman ´ 3HRSOH FDQ·W DQG GRQ·W ZDQW WR OHDYH
of a polytechnic council. A rule that councillors only home in their 30s and 40s. If you believe
serve two terms was bought in shortly after his third learning is a lifetime thing, then it is
appointment. .
important to offer opportunities for this
So what happened back in 2002 and how did Northtec locally
climb out of this hole?
He remembers a nursing course the
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ognition of his 12 years work on the Northtec Council
funded. Other regional polytechnics in Wairarapa, women all over 30.
Wanganui and Taranaki went under at this time”, said “Every one of them passed. It was hugely successful.” College, a job he held for seven years. The Tomorrows
Jules
Jules said he gained a lot of satisfaction seeing Bream Schools programme had just been introduced which
“Also we were trying to do too many things for too Bay people he knew, “and not just young people” at gave schools more autonomy and with this more
many people. We had to cut out a lot of courses. There Northtec graduation ceremonies.
administrative responsibilities.
was quite a lot of duplication. One area would be doing Jules and Judy his wife moved to Ruakaka 20 years ´:HZHUHJLYHQDORWPRUHPRQH\EXWZHGLGQ·WUHDOLVHDW
something that other areas were also doing. We had to ago when he was appointed Principal of Bream Bay ÀUVWWKDWZHQHHGHGWRHPSOR\VXSSRUWVWDIIµKHsaid.
26 March 2009
Jules remembers he and then Bream Bay College Board of Trustee Chairman, Craig
Brown would be down at the school three or four nights a week for months on
end working on charters and policy documents which the Ministry of Education
required schools to put in place.
He said a challenging aspect of Bream Bay College is that it serves a very diverse
community. Waipu has a very strong distinct culture and there is still a residue of
resentment in Waipu about the Waipu area school closing down and its successor
Bream Bay College being located in Ruakaka.
“When all the planned development (around One Tree Point and Ruakaka) gets built
then perhaps Bream Bay College will be in the right place.”
Takahiwai also has its own identity, history and culture. The Ruakaka Village is
a predominantly Maori culture but not the same as Takahiwai, Ruakaka Beach
is different again and then the farming community from around the Mata area is
another distinct community.
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The rivalry with Otamatea College existed back then with a busload of students
travelling from Bream Bay to Maungaturoto, but a ferry would bring students across
from North Head.
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High Schools and some parents wanted the option of sending their children to a coed school.”
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by the Whangarei District Council that the ferry operator apply for a permit to use
the McLeods Bay jetty.
Jules has a keen interest in sport, particularly rugby and cricket, and has chaired
the Whangarei Northland Secondary Schools Rugby Union and the Whangarei
Referees Association. He managed both the Northland Secondary Schools rugby
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On the Ball Productions, which produced the comic strip Jeff the Reff which gave
instructions on rugby rules.
“It was very successful. It appeared in a number of national publications. Sky TV
wanted to animate it and at that point it became too much and we gave it away.”
He took the Bream Bay College First 15 on a tour of Thailand, Malaysia and
Singapore for a seven-aside tournament. A highlight was when Bream Bay College
won the Murray Jones Shield contested by Mahurangi, Rodney and Otamatea
secondary schools.
He worries about the direction in which secondary schools are moving.
“When I was a student there were some teachers who could really enthral you and
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teachers like that but there are so many other things they are expected to do these
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to the students who deserve it.”
Jules is pleased with his medal.
He points out what a lovely piece of jewellery it is with paua inlaid on silver in the
design of the Northtec logo.
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back in 2002, when he and Judy moved to Auckland to work and live during the
week, he had to drive back mid - week to attend meetings.
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AUCTION
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Beach Section backing onto reserve in Paradise
Shores. Just a short stroll to the Ruakaka Surf Beach
with no steps or hills to climb. Huge growth area.
MAKE AN OFFER Auction on site Sat 18th April
unless sold prior.
Contact Brent: 0212722739
Or Mike: 0212421628
RENTAL PROPERTIES
WANTED NOW!!!
WE have quality homes available to rent
from 1 bedroom
to 4 and from $180.00-$390.00 per week”
BUT!!! We NEED more. Earn good $$$$$$
Suitable tenants waiting.
ALL PROPERTIES ON LINE: rwruakaka.co.nz
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Marsden Cove
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Needs Must - It’s Gotta Go!!
• Over committed vendor - be in to win!!
• 616m² slightly elevated flat section in quiet
cul-de-sac, substantial fence in place.
• Build for views over the waterways to the Marina.
• Boat ramp a few metres away - launch your boat
then park at home.
• Easy stroll to white sandy beach
and harbour.
Auction 12.30pm Friday 24 April 2009
(unless sold prior)
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• 4.25 hectares easy contour. Well fenced
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BREAM BAY AREA Resident Sales Consultant
PETER OLDHAM
WAIPU LIFESTYLE PROPERTY
New to the market
4.874ha of quality land. Sea views, native
bush, pasture. Excellent house site with power adjacent. Approximately 10 minutes from
Waipu Township. A superb block in an outstanding location.
For Sale: $225,000
www.barfoot.co.nz 406628
View: By appointment
WAIPU
4.95ha.quality farmlet near to beach
Large 4 bedroom home. 2 lounges, ensuite,
int. access double garage plus large barn.
Nicely landscaped grounds. Excellent pasture, presently running cattle but suitable for
many different ventures. Substantial price reduction. Reaslistic offers will be considered
For Sale: $740,000 Negotiable
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Handy to shopping centre with surf beach
just down the road. Ideal family lifestyle
situation or retirement.
For Sale: $415,000
View: By appointment.
Peter Oldham Mobile: 021 670 517 After hours: 432 0517 Whangarei: 438 3079
26 March 2009
SPORT
Bream Bay College Cricket
By Dean Cillingham
Team Captain
Bream Bay Hockey Club Results
As at 22 March
Club competition commenced this week for the Senior grades. As of Sunday, only
Twenty20 Tournament 2nd and 3rd March 2009
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made 58 not out at the end of their overs, making 158 - Nick Stobart getting 3 wick- %UHDP%D\+RFNH\&OXEKDVVWDUWHGDWZLOLJKWKRFNH\FRPSHWLWLRQ7KHÀUVWVHVVLRQ
ets. We then came out inexperienced at this form of the game and got 58 all out with last week proved to be very successful with over 50 players participating. Twilight
Dean Gillingham scoring highest with 20. In our next game we played Kerikeri, who hockey will continue until Easter, after which all grades will be involved in their
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an experienced pro getting 48 not out, Kurtley Watson 24 and Chris Smith 27. BBC
bowled superbly, bowling them out for 28, Dean and Kurtley both getting 3 wickets,
and Gilly Costello took 3 amazing catches - one with the right hand, one with the 17 March Opening Night Invitation Tournament. Winners 1st: C McKegg, V
left and the last with both! On the second day, we played Otamatea, and they bat- McKegg, G. Holland, M. Holland. 2nd: A. McLachlan, R Stewart, R Ivory. 3rd: K.
ted and got 76 with a good opening partnership. After that we knocked over the rest Stephenson, J. Barnes, R. Bicknell. Cons: P. Ivory, R. Roberts, A. Judd.
of their batsmen - Kurtley and Dean Sharing 5 Wickets. In the batting Kurtley top The Ruakaka Indoor Bowling Club meets in the Ruakaka Hall, SH1 on Tuesdays.
scored with 41 not out. We reached the target at about the 15th over. In our last game Names need to be in the draw by 7.15pm. Play commences at 7.30pm. Subscriptions
ZHZHUHSOD\LQJIRUUGSODFHZLWK%%&EDWWLQJÀUVW:HPDGHDIWHURYHUV $15, Mat fee $1 per night. New members most welcome. Enquiries Ph. Pamela 432
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Ruakaka Indoor Bowling Club
and we needed only 2 wickets for a win. Overall these two days of Twenty 20 cricket
was a great experience for the team and was really enjoyed by all. As the captain I
was very proud and pleased to have been a part of this Bream Bay side. Thanks to all 10.03.09 Good Putting results proves the greens were good. Mary Barrot putting Lynne Causer 27, Frances Waru 29, Audrey Cawsey 30, Margaret Pennington 31,
who helped out and made it possible.
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Northcott 9 Holers Putting Rae Finlayson 14, Joyce Roberts 17 Drawn by lot
Waipu Ladies Golf
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Waipu Women’s Bowling Club
Results Domestic Tournament 25 February. 1st Bronwyn Reed and Quita Holyoak - 4W, 29E, 68 Pts.2nd: Sheila Hodgson and Joan McGregor -. 3W, 21E, 49Pts.
Open Pairs 11 March. 1st: Joan Erceg and Dot Hasslem - 4 W, 32E, 68Pts. 2nd
Phyliss Hayward & Wilma McKenzie - 4W, 27E, 53 Pts. 3rd Peg Wardell & Pat
Reader 3.5W, 25E, 41Pts. Cons Val Christie & Carol Todd.
Many thanks to our patronesses: Marie McMillan and Sheila Hodgson for their generous sponsorship.
18 March President’s Trophy. Sponsored by the Waipu Butcher. 1st: Anne Sarjeant, Cynthia Voss & Dawn Owens. 2nd Ivy Urlich, Truus Cox & Mary Farrell.
Cons: Heather Vaile, Nancy Hamilton & Barbara Elmes.
As this is our last open torunament for the season we wish to thank all those who
supported us and wish you all good bowling for the reamainder of the season.
CLUB REPORTS
Marsden Bay Garden Club
By Barbara Turner
Our March monthly meeting and AGM was held on Thursday 19th March and 47
members and visitors attended. Committee members came dressed in costumes from
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peasant girl and many more.Then followed another of our gorgeous afternoon teas, also
provided by committee.
Monthly competition results:Small Bloom - Barbara Reynolds, Large Bloom - Ann
Challenger, Stem - Jeanette Carter, Cluster - Judy Fraser, Rose - Jean Dyer, Mini Rose
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Orchid - Beryl McWilliams, Fruit - Judy Fraser, Vegetable - Nell Sainsbury, Decorative
- Alice Judd.
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President - Lynn Smith, Treasurer - Lorraine Sumich (this position was vacated by Ann
Challenger, a member and committee member of long standing, and treasurer for the
past 8 years), Secretary - Barbara Turner, Floral Stewards - Glenn Hoare and Alice Judd.
The rest of the committee comprises - Ann Challenger, June Stewart, Jean AchesonJoyce
Sawford, Diana Morgan, Noeline Willis and Nell Sainsbury.
The Annual Points prizes were awarded with Alice Judd the overall winner of the Ivan
and Valerie Preston Trophy with 540 points, 2nd was Valerie Preston with 500 points and
3rd was Glenn Hoare with 419 points.
Our next meeting will be held on Thursday 16th April at 1 pm at the Ruakaka Memorial
Hall, Cnr SH1 & Sandford Rd, Ruakaka. Our Guest speaker will be John Stowers from
Civil Defence.
The Flower of the month is Hibiscus and the decorative theme is “Easter Bonnet”
New members and visitors are always welcome but regrettably meetings are not suitable
for children.
For more information please contact Maureen Donaldson 09 432 0586 or Barbara Turner
09 433 0389
26 March 2009
Party atmosphere at Waipu Radio
Station
Winter@Waipu
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“Wash your mouth out”, was the reply chief
organiser Rosemary Neave got from one keen
Winter@Waipu participant when she called a
public meeting and asked the question: “Do people
want this to continue.”
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annual Winter@Waipu festival which will be held
over the months June, July and August. As well as
regular events such as Bogwood Productions One
Act Plays, Winter Race Days at Ruakaka, National
Poetry Day, Matariki celebrations and International
Tartan Day, there are several new initiatives in the
planning stage. One of these is a new Waipu Family
growers style market which may grow into weekly
markets in the summer.
“There is room for more activities, and we are keen
to expand the festival to other parts of Bream Bay,
so if you have an event you would like to include or
to organise as part of Winter@Waipu, contact me”,
said Rosemary”
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The Radio Waves team
There was a party going on around the little green
caravan up the long driveway just before the bridge as
you head into Waipu along the Braigh.
I was following the instructions given to me by Steve
King, otherwise known as Sheik Yerbouti of the Friday
night Magic Caravan Show on the Waipu Radio station
Radio Waves 99.1FM.
The whole radio waves team were getting together for
a BBQ and this was a chance to get a pic of them all for
the Bream Bay News.
It was not, as it turned out, an opportunity to blow the
cover of the Radio Waves persona Joe King – who
remained heavily in disguise throughout.
Radio Waves licence is held by Ash Worthy who
completed a diploma at the New Zealand Radio Training
School in Auckland last year.
“We are all sounding a lot more professional, now”,
said Radio Dave who runs a show called Corona 4000
each Wednesday evening from 4pm – 6pm. Ash comes
on sometimes as his “special guest.”
A new edition to the programme is a show called The
Shed Shack Sheilas. Fleur, Fiona, Kath, Kay, and Shirley
(no surnames in use here) sit around the microphones
and chat about: fashion, gardening, music, health etc.
each Tuesday evening from 6pm to 7ish.
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called Soul Expresso – and features new music which
Steve spends most of the proceeds of his coffee van
business buying. His show is on Monday evening from
4 – 6pm.
Randy Man runs what he calls a Testosterone Show
from 7 – 9pm on Saturday nights.
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– 9pm.
“I have a huge collection of music and this is a way of
sharing it with people,” says Steve.
Professor Worzel alias comes down from his remote
hut up in the Brynderwyns to run The Sunday Session
4pm – 6pm. He plays music and conducts interviews.
“Anyone I can drag in”, he says. He drags me in.
“How long have you been Editor of the Bream Bay
News?”
Back in the interviewer role I ask Ash,” How far does
the Waipu 99.1FM signal extend?”
Ash – “It depends a bit on how good your radio is.
Some people can get it in Ruakaka but generally it
goes from the weighbridge (at Uretiti) to the top of the
Brynderwyns.”
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to come and have a go?
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are welcome to a turn on the microphone.
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of the Bream Bay News will be
Thursday 9 April
Wednesday 1 April
MAUNGATUROTO
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Hours:
Mon - Thurs 10.30am - 12.00 midday
Fri 10.30am - 4.00 pm
Sat 10am - 1pm
Hurndal St., Maungaturoto
Ph. 09 4318811
WAIPU COMMUNITY
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday & Saturday 10am to 1pm.
Tuesday: 10am to 4pm.
Contacts:
Joan Marker - 432 0614
or Marj Corner - 432 0639
Ruakaka
Community
Library
y
OPEN 10AM -2PM
MONDAY TO SATURDAY
The recycling shop which gives its profits to the community
Ph. 433 0252
Please phone if you are bringing in more than a boxload.
After Hours: Ph. Head Scavenger YVONNE JUDGE 432 7051
Recreation Centre, Ruakaka
New books arriving monthly
Large print section
Children’s library
Extensive fiction and non fiction sections
Reference collection
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547 Mountfield Rd, Waipu.
Phone/Fax: (09) 432 0209
Fuel Injection
Motorcycles
Alternators / Starters
Wiring
Agricultural Machinery
Commercial
Over 38 years experience
Mob: 0274 942 635
Ph: (09) 432 0373
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VALUED
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AK90 3 BEDROOM KITSET $52,405
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Plans from 60sqm to 255sqm single and 2 storey
Please contact us for FULL CONTRACT and TRANSPORTABLE info
SHOWHOME Cnr Sandford Rd. & SH1 Ruakaka
Ph 433 0200
www.a1homes.co.nz
McLeod
ELECTRICAL
132 Mountfield Rd, Waipu
Phone 09 432 0406
Mobile 0275 875 024
Marsden Plumbing Co. Ltd.
Quality work guaranteed
TODD MCDONALD - Registered Craftsman Plumber I.Q.P.
• New Housing • Maintenance • Pumps
• Fireplaces • Fusion Welding
• Backflow Prevention Testing
Phone me for a free quote
PH/FAX 433 0350 Mbl. 027 280 3313
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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
•
Painting/Decorating
•
Waterblasting
•
Lawns & Gardens
•
House Cleaning
Free, No Obligation Quotes - ONE CALL CAN DO IT ALL
Phone or Text Richard
on (09) 432 7828 or 027 304 5549
Qualified Experienced Tradesman Deliver & Erect
'State of the Art' Scaffolding
Ensuring you job is erected quickly and safely
*** CALL NOW FOR FREE QUOTE ***
A/H 0274 726772
PH 432 7643
Yard: Kepa Rd Industrial Estate, Ruakaka
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CONCRETE
Experienced Tradesman
*Commercial Floors *Cowsheds *Driveways
*Implement Sheds *Garages *House Floors
*Exposed Aggregate
Phone
Lyn Wright
PARADISE QUARRY STONEMASONS
Specialists in stunning stone for landscape
Suppliers & installers of northland’s own schist for all your
stonemasonry & landscaping Requirements
021 627 409 or 432 7031a/h
(09) 432 2722 or GEOFF (021) 972 139
www.paradisequarry.com
BLINDS
Wanting Top Quality Blinds … at Factory Direct Prices???
Due to popular demand - Ven-Lu-Ree Blind Services products are
now available through Gary Young at Mangawhai Upholstery & Blinds.
Gary will be offering a free measure and quote on all
the popular blinds you know and trust….
FOR ALL YOUR
EARTHWORKS & CARTAGE NEEDS
Venetian Blinds • Vertical Drapes • Sunscreen blinds
Wooden and Woodlook Blinds • Roller Blinds
Ph/Fax 09 432 8418 or 021 768 940
Ph him now to make a no obilgation appointment :
(09) 431 4739 or Mob: 0274 855738
Cullen & Associates Limited T/A
Subdivision Developments - Earthworks - Cartage
Phone 09 431 5125 Office - Fax09 431 4125
Mobile 027 495 6939 - Email [email protected]
FREE QUOTES
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[email protected]
• ONE, TV2, TV 3, C4,Maori TV, Te Reo, TVNZ 6,TVNZ 7, CUE
TVNZ Sport Extra, Stratos, Parliament, Chinese TV8, TvCentral
• Radio NZ - National, Radio NZ - Concert, George FM, Base FM.
More special interest channels available
Satellite Reception specialists. Dishes, FTA Decoders, Multi Room.
Fulco VanDenBergen Mob: 027 471 8426 or Ph: 432 8084
to consult on requiremens and best fit.
Registered Technician, Accredited Installerr.
C A RTA G E
6 Kepa Rd. PO Box 142, Ruakaka 0151
email: [email protected]
Lawn Mowing &
Property Maintenance
Free Quotes
• Hedges/Tree Trimming
• Weed Spraying • Gutter Cleaning
• Gardening • Rubbish Removal
• WINZ Quotes
4381208 027 2366992
INTERIOR STOPA
All aspects of interior plastering
& Cove to a paint finish.
No charge for travel.
For a FREE quote Ph: Glen on
Mob: 021 223 2003
A/H: 435 3511
Local people read
The Bream Bay News
It is an effective
place to advertise.
JUST STOP ‘N COVE
Deadline for next issue
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26 March 2009
Phone/Fax: (09) 432 0209
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Balustrades
Boutique Butchery
Your Local Balustrade Specialist
Jason Hammond
Regal Plus Joinery Ltd.
Ph. 027 275 1281 or A/H 433 0422
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Certified Experienced Waterproofer
Indoor/Outdoor areas Domestic & Commerical
All porcelain. marble, granite, glass, sandstone & ceramic tiles
Resurfacing of soft/damaged concrete surfaces
Come in and check out the
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Ph: 09 431 2123, 027 687 8526 • Email: [email protected]
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DAMIAN RABONE, trading as
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Quality Kitchens
Melteca • Formica • Stainless Steel
• Granite Tops • Vanities
Shop Fittings • Paint Finishes
Highest quality craftmanship 30+ years experience
Brian Cowley
Waipu Tiling
Ph. 432 1721
021 261 6906
Factory ph - 432 8666. Fax - 432 8661
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
BATTERY TIRED.
Geoff Spencer Auto Electrical. Bosch battery Agent.
Free test, best prices, can
deliver. Ph. 432 0373 or
Mob. 0274 942 635.
FENCE POSTS H4 75 x
100 x 2.4 $10.00 incl H4
100 x 100 x 2.4 $13.30 incl
H4 100 X 100 X 3M $16.60
incl Bream Bay Merchants
Ltd. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd
PLANTS. huge range of Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
native plants at Alter-Na- TIGER WORMS
tives Wholesale Nursery. For worm farms,
571 Ormiston Road (near composting toilets etc.
the caves)
Ph. 432 0373 evenings
Mon – Fri 9am -4pm, Sat
9am – 2pm
MACROCARPA &
www.alter-natives.co.nz
REDWOOD
ph 4321 333
Sleepers & posts
Slab & dimentional timber
TRIBOARD
SHEETS Long Lengths available
15mm x 2733 x 340 $8.00
Can Deliver
incl. Bream Bay Merchants Firewood - Mac gum &
Ltd Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd
Ti tree
Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077
Ph Russell 432-0344
COMPOST
Good quality compost,
small & large volumes.
MPL
Landscape Supplies
Mangawhai Heads Rd
Ph 09 431 5445
DIESEL OIL 20 Litre
from $147.70 incl Hydraulic 46 x 20L from $123.00
incl. Bream Bay Merchants
Ltd Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd
Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077
GIB BOARD, Gib Compounds etc. Bream Bay
Merchants Ltd. Cnr Sime
& Kepa Rd Ruakaka
PH: 09 433 0077
PIPE STORMWATER,
90mm $49 incl, 100mm
$65.30 incl. Bream Bay
& Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH:
09 433 0077.
Contemporary
Balustrades Ltd.
Aluminium and glass
balustrades, gates
& pool fencing.
Peter Connolly
Ph: 09 437 5705
Mob: 021 740 177
MARLEY SPOUTING
& PIPING. Bream Bay
& Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH:
09 433 0077
GIRL GUIDE
BISCUITS
Phone
Aileen
432 7088
26 March 2009
CLASSIFIED
SERVICES
OFFERED
NORTHERN CLEANING HOUSE CLEANING. Ex& VALET Regular, spring perienced cleaner. Phone
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
SAAB 92. Low ks. Needs
minor work $1200 ono. Ph.
432 8494.
TRACTOR FERGI 24,
Suitable boat tractor or life
style block. $900. Ph. 09
433 0027.
Phone Mark Draper
09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607
Wa i p u
Boarding
Cattery
Excellent care and
accommodation
Ph Sue 432 0394
WINDOW CLEANING
Domestic and commercial.
Prompt reliable service.
Phone Dave 433 0035, or
Mobile 027 276 6420
WORKING FROM
HOME
I do small business
books, any typing, work
on Word, Excel, Power
Point and Publisher and
Quick Books. Please
contact: 021 152 8730
EFFLUENT FIELD
PLANTING.
We can mulch, supply
plants and plant them.
Alter-Natives Wholesale
Nursery
571 Ormiston Road (near
the caves)
Mon – Fri 9am -4pm, Sat
9am – 2pm
www.alter-natives.co.nz
ph 4321 333
ACCOMMODATION
OFFERED
HORSE COVER AND
gear repairs and industrial
sewing requirments; canvas, leather, pvc, straps,
GOOD 2 BEDROOM ac- small tarps, tents and zips
commodation in workshop etc. Ph 432 0732
in Waipu. Ph 432 1047 or
NANNY AVAILABLE for
021 432 135.
O.T.P; LA POINTE ES- part-time & casual work.
TATE: Lovely Luxury Kind, gentle & experienced
3 Bed home to Rent at with excellent references.
$480pw neg or 2 rooms Currently studying nursing
@ $150 per room, shar- part-time. Ph: 432 1044.
ing with one other. Ph:
0275262800
PETS
HEALTH & FITNESS
Aromatherapy
Massage:
or rental cleaning.Ruakaka Wendy 432 7208
area. Phone Lorraine on 0275
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770 226 or 09 432 7782.
Ginny Hall - Cowley
BROKEN MOWER? FED
Dip. Class. Aroma. , Adv. Thrpt Massage
UP? Call the Professional
Ph 432 1721
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Service Specialist in big
ger sections from $60 fortRelaxing and Therapeutic Sessions
WATER TANK CLEANING
Gift Vouchers, Essential Oils + Blends
nightly Free quotes Bruce
Stockist of - Living Nature, Weleda and Absolute Essential
No need to empty
021
032
6769
evgs
09
431
your tank
Products.
4037
Evening and Weekend Appts also Available
or 027-4755555
PLYWOOD, H3 Treated
DD.
2400x1200x12mm
$50.00 incl. Pallet Ply
17mm Untrea. ed $49.30
incl. Bream Bay Merchants
Ltd. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd
Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
FENCE RAILS H3.2 75
X 50 X 4.8 $10.40 incl
100 x 50 x 4.8 $12.60 incl
Bream Bay Merchants Ltd.
Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
SERVICES
OFFERED
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE
KITTENS. Male chinchila
FOUR
WEANER
X $35. Ph. 432 8494.
CALVES 4/Sale: HerTOP SOIL Waipu based. $25
eford X. Were selling @
a metre plus delivery.Ph.432
$375ea, make an offer
0577 or 027 2100 464.
on the four! Vaccinated,
FIREWOOD. Macro and
drenched and very quiet.
gum. Ph. 432 1721.
Ph: 0275262800
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
Typing, Presentations and
Reports require skills of an
experienced secretary.
I can provide professional
assistance to help your
business succeed.
Contact Tracy 027 576 8461
Or email:
[email protected]
HOUSE SITTER
AVAILABLE
Housesitter available. Non
smoker, mature, experienced. Short term OK.
Phone 431 5662.
FOR HIRE
DAVNIC HIRE
House
excavations,
driveways,
section
clearing, truck hire,
D20 bulldozer hire.
Ph: 432 7667
Mbl 021 437 501
CARAVANS
Huge range
Big shower models
from $110pw
Ph. 09 431 5543
or 025 27 33370
RECYCLING
CAGES & Skip Bins
for Hire. 3m3, 5m3,
6m3. MPL Recycling.
Mangawhai Heads Rd.
Ph 431 5445.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
RAWLEIGH’S PRODHERBALIFE
UCTS Independent deal- Independent Distributor
er, phone Susan McRae Jeanne Muir.Products for
4321029.
Sports Energy, Weightloss
DOES YOUR 5-11 YEAR & other Health problems
OLD WANT TO LEARN & Nourifusion Skin Care
ph 4328902 or
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147739 or go to
him/her along to the Corowww.energizenz.com
nation Hall in Waipu on
Wednesdays at 4pm for
half an hour.. Great discipline, great fun. $3. 432
0760.
30 PEOPLE to lose up to
8kg in 30 days. Samples
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SITUATIONS VACANT
FARM MANAGER
REQUIRED
Part time position (+/- 25 hours per week) looking
after small Oneriri Peninsula dry-stock farm. Person must be very experienced in: livestock handling;
tractor work; general farm maintenance, and have
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For more details please contact Andrew
on 021 425592.
SITUATIONS VACANT Part Time Bookkeeper WAIPU Approx. 10 hours per week winter and approx
20 hours per week summer. Must
be well skilled in MYOB and Payroll software. Email
interest and experience to [email protected]
WAIPU PRIMARY HOLIDAY PROGRAMME
Supervisor and 2 assistants are required for this
programme that will operate for one week per holiday
break in April, July and October
and 2 weeks in January 2010.
The supervisor will need to have good managerial
skills and be responsible for the total programme.
This may suit someone with a teaching background.
Hours of work will be 7.30am to 5.30pm.
Assistants (2) will be expected to support the
supervisor and this job could well suit
energetic College students.
Hours of work will be either
7.30am to 12.30pm or 12.30pm to 5.30pm.
For further details of these positions and application
forms please contact either
Trudy or Paul on 4320135.
Applications close on March 31 at 2pm
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PUBLIC NOTICES
RUAKAKA
HAGGLERS
WELCOME
UNDER $300 000
Great home and garage for
holidays or permanent.
BIG SECTION
Open Home 1-2pm sat-sun
121 Marsden Point Rd
DEMANDS
INSPECTION
Paul Major 021 749 234
Coastal Land Sales MREINZ
MARSDEN BADMINTON
We are starting up again on Wednesday
18th March at 930am to 12pm
in St Pauls Anglican Church,
Cnr. Tamingi and Karawai Sts, Ruakaka Village. .
Cost is $2.00 and you get a cuppa and a bite to eat.
Any new players welcome.
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on 432 7035 or moblie: 021 038 2927
KAIWAKA FITNESS
CENTRE
AGM.
Wednesday 1 April 7pm
At gym, All Welcome.
Contact Julie 094321755
Waipu Market
Next on Saturday 4
3 Jan.
April
Coronation Hall
From 9am - 1pm
A bargain for everyone:
Fruit and vegies, pet supplies.
Cakes and lots of goodies.
STALLS AVAILABLE
Ph. Rosemary
09 431 8043 or txt 021 130 2763
SENIOR CITIZENS SOCIAL CLUB
AGM
Tuesday 31 March at 1pm
in the Saorsa Village Hall
This club dates back to 1973 and meets each
Tuesday afternoon to play 500,
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Phone Mary Corker 432 1187
For more infomation
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
Market held first Saturday of every month
Saturday Morning
Medical Clinics
9.00am - 12.00 midday
Saturday Morning Clinics to 21 March
Date
Medical Centre
Ph.
Number
Sat 28 March
Bream Bay Medical Centre
( Ruakaka Town Centre)
432 8060
Sat 4 April
Ruakaka Medical Centre
(Ruakaka Town Centre)
432 7211
Sat 11 April
Waipu Medical Centre
(Waipu Town Centre)
432 1190
Sat 18 April
Bream Bay Medical Centre
(Ruakaka Town Centre)
432 8060
Bream Bay
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
Finding Jesus...life’s greatest discovery
We are a parent/whanau co-operative E.C.E
organisation, all are welcome!
Where: McEwen Rd next to Takahiwai R.F.C
Open: Mondays 9.30 - 12pm
Thursdays 9.30 - 12pm
Contact: Tauser 432 8611 / 021 02436879
Encounter GOD in worship and experience
His Healing Presence.
SUNDAY SERVICE 10am & KIDZ CHURCH
POWER HOUSE FRIDAY NITE @ 7PM
MEN ABLAZE - Men’s Group • Ladies OVERCOMERS group
IGNITE YOUTH.
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855
BREAM BAY SUNDAY CHURCH
SERVICES
BREAM BAY GYMSPORTS A.G.M.
7pm, Tuesday 31 March 2009.
At 56 McCathie Rd, Ruakaka.
All welcome.
Enquiries phone Erin Kilmore
432 7939 or 021 171452
WAIPU STREET
MARKET
EASTER WEEKEND
Saturday 11th April
9am -1pm
Lots of new stalls,
The Waipu Pipe Band.
Contact Ronnie for
sites 09 4320046
Presbyterian Waipu
Camellia Ave, Ruakaka: 8.45am
The Centre, Waipu: 10am
Prayer Service: 7pm
Assembly of God 223 Marsden Pt. Rd,
Ruakaka, 10am.
Anglican St Paul’s, Ruakaka 9am. On 1st
and 3rd Sundays of the month.
St Peter’s ,Waipu, on 2nd & 4th Sundays
of the month. St Nicholas Seafarers’ Mission, 5th Sunday of the month. Please
note, all services now start at 9.30am.
Catholic Holy Family Church,
Ruakaka,10.30am. Mass
Lifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd,
10.30am.
Bream Bay CRF. Ruakaka Memorial Hall,
Sandford Rd. 10am.
Equip Church. Family service with chidren’s programme. One Tree Point Primary
School at 10am.
Restoring
Families
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Working with the Community to grow Stronger
If you have concerns regarding air discharge from
the Northpine kiln and boiler at Cove Rd Waipu,
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The NORTHPINE COMMUNITY
LIAISON COMMITTEE
Meets monthly
Chairperson: Rosemary Neave 09 432 1234
SUPPORT BREAM BAY NEWS ADVERTISERS
THEY KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER ALIVE
“HOT TIPS FOR
PARENTS” SEMINAR
,
Thursday 7th May
in the Waipu Coronation Hall 7.00 - 10.00pm.
Tickets available from Waipu Primary School.
Ticket prices, early bird price $6 if purchase before
9 April i.e the start of the school holidays or $8 if
purchased. after.
These ticket prices have been subsidised by the
WPS PTA and the Waipu Presbytarian Church so
that as many people can attend as possible.
of the Bream Bay News will be
Thursday 9 April
Wednesday 1 April
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Costs $2.20 for up to 15 words and 20c for each
additional word.
Boxed, approx 2cm adverts cost $10.
Phone or fax your advert through on 432-0209
email to: [email protected]
Post to: Bream Bay News, RD 2 Waipu
or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or at
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261 One Tree Point Road, Ruakaka
Ph (09) 432 7091 • Fax (09) 432-7129
www.A1coastal.co.nz
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