Issue 5th July 2012

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Does this
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belong to you?
Rural residents of Bream Bay are having to deal with
more and more illegal dumping of rubbish on road
verges and in their gateways.
A North River farmer said he had heard a vehicle back
into his gateway at around 4am and in the morning discovered this pile of rubbish. There was an old couch,
tyres, a blue plastic barrel full of oily rags and lots of
bottles and beer cans strewn about. He loaded the stuff
in his ute and delivered it to the Uretiti rubbish collection depot. He searched through the junk to see if there
was any evidence showing who it belonged to and
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Snowmen in Waipu
Sophie Ferguson aged 5 years (left) with her sister Chloe (aged 3 and a half) and brother Harley (aged
seven) with the snowman they made at the annual Classic Hits Snow in Waipu breakfast in the carpark of
L’Amour de Kasbah Restaurant early on Saturday 30 June. Harley had donated his hat to the snowman. The
breakfast and the snow marked the beginning of this year’s Winter in Waipu celebrations. Later that morning
the Waipu pipe band paraded and there was a competition with a $50 prize for the best tartan outfit.
See photos on page 12
Continued on page 3.
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5 July 2012
This Issue:
EDITORIAL
Pages 4 Letters
Page 5..Bream Bay College Stage Challenge.
Page 6....Waipu Lions collecting old coins for a good cause
Page 7... A history of the Bream Bay Anglican Church.
Page 7...International rally in Waipu
Page 8...Tartan Day pictures
Page 9...Police Report
Page 10......Bream Bay College Page
Page 11.. Obituary Ivan Bartulovich.
Page 12....Refinery Fire Fighters at the Sky City Challenge
Page 13...Obituary- Nola Wortelboer
Page 13....Obituary - Trevor Challenger
Page 14..Waipu senior rugby wins out west.
Page 14...Ships expected at Marsden Point.
Page 14... What's On in Bream Bay
Page 14 ....Sports results
Page 15....Situations vacant. The most we have had for
ages.
Pages 16 & 17....Trades and Services.
Pages 18 & 19..... Classified advertising.
The machines are taking over
Sometimes I get the feeling the machines are taking
over. My fax machine has just switched itself on and
is making strange gurgling noises. The notice on the
screen says “Cleaning” which it has decided to do
without any instruction from me.
My six- year- old cellphone has become obsolete. I had
a strained relationship with even that outmoded piece
of technology. Most of the time I didn’t know where
it was.
However to communicate with young people these
days it seems you need a mobile, so I went out and
bought an i Phone with a smart white case. That would
impress them I thought.
Now these are tricky little gadgets. You can just talk
to them and they will phone someone for you, but be
very careful. I was playing around trying to figure out
what all those colourful little symbols on the screen
were about and accidentally must have turned on the
voice activation mode. The phone leapt into life and
announced in an alien American accent that it was
“Phoning Ena” – which I don’t think I had told it to do.
Before I remembered how to turn it off there was my
daughter Ina’s voice talking out of my i Phone. It was
11pm but luckily she had just got back from a session
at the gym and the call hadn’t woken her. It left me
feeling a bit intimidated though. Goodness knows what
my phone will decide to do next.
There is a three - week jump between this and the
next issue of the Bream Bay News, which gives me
a week’s holiday. I am swallowing garlic pills and
sipping lemon drinks to try to prevent any of those
winter viruses getting me. They often take hold, I find,
when I slow down and relax. My poor brother has just
taken a much - needed 10 - day break with his wife in
Aitutaki but spent half of it in bed with pneumonia. He
works too hard.
It’s crazy the way the world is – some people working
every hour they can get and others bored and under
- employed.
Geoff (my husband) stayed up and watched the last
night of TV7 on Saturday. He saw a documentary
about how half the food produced in America gets
thrown away, while there are 10 million people in
that country who don’t get enough to eat. Another
piece of craziness! Some enterprising young men are
now feeding themselves and their families by raiding
supermarket dumpsters.
What would the world be like if everyone just did their
bit and if resources went to the places they were most
needed? I think we need an army of bossy, sensible,
grey haired grandmothers to try to sort out some of this
muddle. First step in the development of our common
sense brigade could be helping all the grannies to
master their i Phones.
lyn
Mari
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CORRECTION In the 21 June issue Bream Bay
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given support to the Tartan up the Town project in
Waipu. This listing should have been Waipu Real
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Waipu Hall project wins Pub Charities grant
The Waipu Joint venture group has received a $92,500
boost to its plans to refurbish the Waipu Coronation
Hall by way of a grant from Pub Charities. The Waipu
group gained the fourth biggest sum announced in this
month’s list of grants behind, The Spirit of Adventure
Trust - $500,000, the Royal NZ Ballet - $373,994
and the Canterbury Steam Preservation Society $123,404.
The Pub Charities grant announcement comes on the
heels of news last month that the Whangarei District
Council would be putting aside $600,000 in its Long
Term Plan to go towards the upgrade of Waipu’s hall
facilities which, as well as a $410,000 Coronation Hall
upgrade, includes the construction of a new Celtic Barn
capable of seating up to 700 people.
Jill Mutch, of the Waipu Venture group said
the committee is “over the moon” at the latest
announcement and would be able to begin the much
needed refurbishment of the Waipu Hall.
Does this rubbish belong to you?
found letters with a Marsden Point Rd. address which
he passed on to the Whangarei District Council.
In recent months there has also been loads of rubbish
dumped in Doctors Hill Rd., Cullen Rd.and Prescott
Rd.
Every week Andreas Thirling picks up rubbish dumped
near his home in Salle Rd., Ruakaka He puts it into the
Continued from
page 1.
official council rubbish bags it up and takes it to the
Uretiti rubbish depot.
“What is the matter with these people. Its no good them
saying it costs too much to take their rubbish to the depot when they are just putting the cost on to someone
else.
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5 July 2012
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Plan, and a Council grant of $600,00.00 has been
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ARE WELCOME
We weren’t the owners
I was just reading the Bream Bay News the other Day,
and it says that we were the owners (of the Bream
Bay Butchery). That was incorrect, as Bob Greenbury
(Wayne’s Brother) was the owner, and we were his employee’s.
We did have money invested in the Business as well,
but have walked away with nothing at the moment.
We were not prepared to take the stress anymore,.
But we do wish the new owners all the best, and good
luck.
The shop looks lovely.
Shirley Greenbury
Formerly of The Bream Bay Butchery.
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Bream Bay College’s Stage Challenge
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A scene from the Bream Bay College production
Lights, camera, action! Yes its Stage Challenge time!
Wednesday 20th June was the day and Forum North
was the destination. An early start saw 97 Bream Bay
College students, from Year 7 – 13, board the coaches
with a mixture of nerves, excitement and anticipation
as to what the day had in store.
The theme this year was Mental Health and the Bream
Bay College entry told the story of Madison, a teenage
girl caught in a dark world of depression and fear. The
story showed how people with a mental health issue
were treated in the past compared with how mental
illness is treated today.
Anita Carr and Jo Lane-Moor were the driving force
behind this year’s entry. The other choreographers were
Danielle Newton, Jaime Newton and Sarah Buckland.
These girls took time and effort to choreograph some
effective dances.
Backstage set makers were Kevin Mooney and Scott
Welsh. Costume designer extraordinaire Elyse Williams
designed and made over 40 costumes, ably assisted by
Eilish O’Brien.
The Bream Bay College performance received the
following Awards of Excellence :
Drama, Performance Skill, Choreography, Stage Use,
Student achievement, Visual enhancement.
The school also received an award for the Best Back
Stage Crew (Noah Smith, Scott Welsh, Kevin Mooney,
Jordan Riley, Melanie Joyce, Liam Fuller, Laura
Andrews, Cassidy Potich, Emily Porter, Ella Stolwerk
and Lucy Goffin).
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Another picture of the fur seal
The photo, far left,
of the fur seal which
came ashore at Ruakaka Beach over Queens
Birthday weekend was
sent in by Carolyn
Jackson of Ruakaka.
She also sent in the
picture below of an
orca circling out in the
bay, which may be the
reason the seal came
ashore.
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The Waipu Lions are collecting old and foreign coins
and bank notes for a nationwide project which benefits
New Zealand children and youth.
The Heads up for Kids collection began in 2010
and asks people to dig out and donate obsolete New
Zealand currency and foreign money they may have
lying around. This is redeemed for New Zealand
dollars and used to provide education programmes and
scholarships for New Zealand youth.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand estimates there
is $116 million in old NZ coins and bank notes
unaccounted for. Lions Clubs around New Zealand aim
to collect together $1 million of this. In March this
year the tally was 10 tonnes of coins, worth $300,000.
In Bream Bay old coins can be dropped off at the
Ruakaka Westpac Bank or at the Waipu Pharmacy.
Latest round of Waipu
Opportunity Shop
Grants
The Waipu Anglican Opportunity Shop decided on
the following grants at its June Committee meeting:
$1000 for the Ruakaka Scout Group, $1,000 for
Project Promise (fundraising for a new oncology unit
in Whangarei), $1000 for the McBirney Trust
(which provides scholarships to Bream Bay College
students), $1000 to the Bream Bay Coastguard, $1000
to Marsden St John, $500 to Ronald McDonald House,
$500 to the Fred Hollows Foundation and $500 to
Marine Reach Ministries – which transports practical
aid to communities in need around the world.
Open day at Ruakaka
motocross track
Sunday 15th July is a fun day/practise day at the Ruakaka Motocross Sand track, which is open to everyone. A special class for trail riders – no mass starts,
ride at your own pace. $20 entry per rider. This is one
of the only places you can ride no matter what the
weather. Major improvements just completed to the
track.
Google Whangarei Motorcycle Club.
For further info please call me on 021 932 085 or 432
0843. The track is located on the Lakeside Industrial
Park on Marsden Point Rd.
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Bream Bay News Page 7.
The International Rally in
Waipu
Rally enthusiasts, from left Rex Liu, Kimi Zhong and Elisa Dong from China but
now living in Auckland found a good vantage point up on Finlayson Brooks Rd,
Waipu to watch the international rally cars go by.
The Special Stage
13 of the International Rally of New
Zealand was held
on Finlayson Brook
Rd. on Saturday 23
June.
Pictured left The
Ford Rally team
of driver Jarl Matti
Latvala and codriver Mikka Anttila, both of Finland
in a Ford Fiesta RS
WRC.
Ruakaka South Sewer Extension
Work is progressing well
on the Ruakaka South
Sewer Scheme Extension.
We received 145 responses to the notifications we sent out to the
owners of 168 properties
in Area 6 (the Ruakaka
Beach area), and we
have now completed 105
site visits.
The next step in the
Digger carrying a pump station into the rear of a property
project will be to obtain
building consents for the works to be carried out on your property. After we
visit each site we will provide a Landowner Physical Works Consent Form. It
is important that the form is filled out, signed and returned to us (Fulton Hogan)
because it allows us to act as the agent throughout the consenting process. So
far we have received 70 signed authorities.
As of 2 July our project team will be starting physical works around the Ruakaka
Beach Area (Area 6). Works will involve the directional drilling of the reticulation
pipes within the grassed berm area of the road reserve and installation of onproperty pump stations. The work should be completed in this area by the end of
November. We will be in contact with you to advise when your property requires
access for both electrical and installation works.
With physical works commencing it is important for us to consider Health and
Safety around construction sites and how the community and we keep each
other safe. While the construction plant used is relatively small and the depth
of excavation relatively shallow, any work site creates both hazards and interest
especially for the younger folk.
We will shield unattended excavations with temporary fencing. If you see children playing on or near construction plant or excavations, please ask them to
move on for their own safety.
Trucks, construction plant, workers and utes can all restrict the previous access
way, roads and footpaths that you traditionally use. Please pay attention to the
road signs and any Traffic controllers that may be engaged. Remember that the
inconvenience of construction works is only temporary.
If you see any area where we can improve the safety for both our teams
and the general public, please contact Jody at the Site Office on 0800
Rua-Sewer or 0800 782-73937.
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A history of the Anglican Church
in Bream Bay
The Reverend Des Olney has written a 19 page booklet entitled “A short history of
the Anglican Church in the Bream Bay Area.”
Beginning in the 1960s when Waipu was part of the Paparoa Parish he describes
how the the Waipu and Ruakaka areas combined to become the Bream Bay Parish
and how Waipu’s St Peter’s Church and Ruakaka’s St Paul’s Churches came into
being. He lists all the clergy who have served in the district with his own name
occurring a number of times as priest and assistant priest.
He dedicates a page to the Mission to Seafarers at Marsden Point and another to
the Waipu Opportunity Shop which was originally opened in 1983 to help meet the
payment of a stipend for the parish minister.
An interesting piece of history is that the site at the corner of Sime Rd., and Marsden
Pt. Rd now occupied by the Marsden Tavern was once the Anglican vicarage.
Des describes how when the Whangarei County Council purchased the Sime
Estate in the 1960s a condition included in the purchase by Mrs. Sime, a practising
Anglican, was that an acre of land be given to the Anglican Church. A Keith Hay
pre-built house was purchased and located here by the church. However no formal
title was arranged for the site and when the County plan came out the site was
designated for a hotel.
Copies of the history are available from Reverend Des Olney – Phone 432 7778 at
$10 each with proceeds going to parish funds.
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5 July 2012
Dressing up in Tartan
Prize winners: Sisters Jenny Jeffies and Helen Morrison of Te
Atatu took the prize for the best tartan outfits. The pair said they
shopped at opportunity shops for tartan clothing and altered them
to fit. Jenny made herself a Scottish necklace using some of their
mother’s old jewellery. The women said their grand mother was
Scottish but they could not find any of the tartan of her Urquart
Clan so had put together an ensemble of different tartans.
Alan McKenzie in taran from top to toe. He would not confirm or
deny if the trousers were his pyjamas.
David and Lynda Picketts and golden retriever Bailey all dressed in tartan.
Mother and daughter Heketini and Annie - May Blanch
Bream Bay News Page 9.
5 July 2012
Police Report
Burglary at Waipu Restaurant
Burglars broke into the L’Amour de Kasbah restaurant in Waipu early on the
morning of Saturday 30 June. Senior Constable Martin Geddes of the Waipu Police
said it seems they entered through a window on the South Rd. side of the building
and left out the back, heading through the Caledonian Park with stolen alcohol and
a small amount of cash. They left behind a mess of broken glass for staff to clean
up before the restaurant could open to serve breakfasts to people who had come out
early to play in the snow delivered to its the car park that morning by the Classic
Hits Radio station - part of the annual Winter in Waipu celebrations. Constable
Geddes suspects the break - in may have been to replenish alcohol supplies for a
party. He asks local residents or people who may have been in Waipu in the early
hours to report anything which could help him track down the burglars.
Series of break-ins at Langs Beach
There has been a series of break - ins and petty thefts in Hector Langs Drive, Langs
Beach over the past few weeks. Three separate properties have been broken into
and there have also been reports of petrol siphoned from boats and vehicles parked
in the area.
Wallet stolen from recreation centre
On the afternoon of Thursday June 21 a wallet was stolen from the Ruakaka
Recreation Centre and shortly afterwards a light truck was broken into and a
chequebook was stolen. Police are interested in speaking with a European male
who was seen in the area at the time. He was carrying a guitar on his back. Any
information relating to this to Constable Stuart please on 4328706.
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Sergeant Hamilton invites questions from the public
Sergeant Hamilton said he would be writing a regular Police Report for the Bream
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Ivan Bartulovich – A man
with a zest for life.
3 January 1927 – 17 June 2012
Ivan Bartulovich, Waipu and Ruakaka’s
former chemist was remembered at his
funeral service in St Peters Anglican
Church, Waipu as a man with a strong
community spirit and a tremendous
zest for life.
In fact as a member of the Waipu
Anglican Church vestry committee,
Ivan had been part of the team which
built St. Peters and he had insisted that
each of his three children Lee, Julie and
Paul be married there
The three were adopted as Ivan and his
first wife Rosemary could not have
children.
Ivan Bartulovich
Daughter Lee said at the service “We
knew we were very much wanted children and our parents did everything they
could to make our lives magical.”
Julie said her father was “a great dad and very special.”
Julie lost her husband six months ago and Ivan, although his own health had not
been good over this time, had been very concerned about her welfare and constantly
in touch asking how she was.
Ivan grew up in Birkenhead on Auckland’s North Shore and, as a young man, played
rugby league for the Northcote Club. He twice played in trials for selection to the
Kiwis.
He also had an interest in sailing and helped to build a racing yacht in which he
participated in races from Auckland around the Hen and Chicken island.s
He moved north to purchase his own business in Kaikohe and then in Maunu before
taking over the Waipu Pharmacy in 1964.
Tony Solomon, Waipu’s present day pharmacist, was an apprentice with Ivan at the
Brown Pharmacy in Birkenhead and came north at Ivan’s suggestion, purchasing
the Waipu business from him in 1974.
Tony remembers how in Northcote they manufactured ant killers, shampoos and a
Recipe 25, which became Ivan’s famous WOW cough mixture.
“You wouldn’t be allowed to mix that stuff up today but it certainly did the trick”,
said Tony.
The cough mixture carried the label “Made especially for Bream Bay coughs or
other coughs belonging to discerning coughers. Brace yourself, take a deep breath
then SLOWLY SIP five mil.” .
“We categorically denied it contained dynamite. Customers just believed it did,”
said Ivan.
After selling his Waipu business to Tony, he started up a new pharmacy business
in Ruakaka at first under the Bream Bay Club working with Dr. Gibson who had a
surgery in his home in Camellia Avenue and then moving into new premises in the
Ruakaka Shopping Centre. He sold this business to Ken Orr in 1986.
Ken said, “Ivan was quite a guy.”
He and Rosemary lived at Langs Beach where Ken’s family had a bach so the two
families had a long association.
Ken said it was very sad when after they had both worked hard for so long soon
after they sold their Ruakaka business and retired Rosemary was diagnosed with
cancer.
After Rosemary’s death Ivan moved to One Tree Point. He married Anne Stephenson
in 1994.
Ivan had a strong sense of community. As well as serving on the Anglican Church
vestry, he was a founding member of the Waipu Lions and served on the first Bream
Bay College board of Governors.
He was a member of the Waipu Golf Club and held, at different times, the positions
of Club President and Club Captain. In the early 1970s he helped to expand the
course to 18 holes and to build the present clubhouse. He was passionate about the
game and never tired of telling people about its many benefits. He remained the
club’s patron up to a year before his death.
In his early days in Waipu Ivan had published a newsletter, The Bream Bay Pharmacy
News. It carried advertising and news items about balls and other upcoming events.
In 1967 Mrs Wynn Stephens asked Ivan, if he would allow her to take over his
Waipu newsletter and expand it to serve Ruakaka and One Tree Point as well. This
became The Bream Bay News.
Bream Bay News Page 11
Waipu Presbyterian Parish
Sunday Services
Ruakaka - Camellia Ave - 8.45am
Waipu - The Centre, Waipu - 10am
Prayers - 7pm
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Toy Library - Julie Malone - 432 0388
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Rev Tom Waight
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5 July 2012
Refinery Fire Fighters at the Sky Tower Challenge
By Grant McCullum
Early in 2012 our shift fireman, Turi suggested that
some of us should do the Firefighter Sky Tower Stair
Challenge. The event was on the 19th of May, and
involved climbing up 51 stories, a total of 1103 steps.
He then went on to mention that we need do it in full fire
fighting gear including wearing breathing apparatus.
The reason for doing this was to raise money for
Leukaemia and Blood Cancer NZ. It was a win- win
situation. We got to raise money for a great charity,
and we got to raise the profile of the Fire Service.
Within a few minutes Karl, Darrin and Grant had
committed to the event, and Turi never had an
opportunity to let us know that he was only kidding.
Completely separately and unbeknown to us Aynsley
had been training, and had her eye on the event for
some time. Somehow we all got together and five
quickly became eight. The husband and wife combo of
Barry and Jean, and Andy.
So now we had representation from both local brigades
Marsden 22 and Ruakaka 17. Aynsley, Jean, Andy and
Barry are members of both brigades. All of us work for
or at Refining NZ. Our team was near complete. We
were going to need a lot of help and that’s when Grant
Harrington (Harry) stepped up to help us with the
logistics. Our team was entered and training stepped
up as reality set in. Though we all work at Refining NZ,
training together was near impossible with half on shift
work and half on day work. Mostly we trained on our
own, pairing up where we could. It involved lots of
walking, running, and of course heaps of stair climbing.
We trained at Mt Parihaka, Whangarei Hospital, the
beach and the reactor structure at Refining NZ.
The training was hard and became all-consuming for
most of us but that was half the reason for doing this.
The other half was to raise money. We set ourselves
an ambitious team target of $5000 and began to hit up
friends, family, and work mates. We were totally blown
away by the generosity of every one. The support was
unbelievable and we very quickly reached our target.
It didn’t stop there, the money kept on rolling in. We
also asked on and off site local business for support and
they to responded.
On the day of the event we were all very nervous.
For some reason the organisers had split the team
into Marsden and Ruakaka so we started at different
times which was unfortunate. It was an amazing
feeling being a part of something so big. There were
firefighter’s everywhere and fire appliances lined the
streets, as some firefighters were still on duty.
Refining NZ made sure we looked the part. We looked
impressive in our new fire suits and breathing apparatus,
but the real hit was our helmets. We looked more like
fighter pilots with our reflective retractable visors all
individually named.
The wait between scrutinering and actual on your
Grant McCullum, Andy Hughes, Darren Sawford, Anysley Laurance, Karl Diamond, Grant Harrington, Jean
Maunder, Barry Maunder. The ninth member of the team, Turi Fricker was absent when this photo was taken
marks get set go seemed like hours, but once they said
go, adrenalin kicked in and legs started pumping. The
heat was outrageous, the stairs went for ever, the lungs
were not big enough, the weight was too much!
Then there was the finish line the, legs were good, the
weight was nothing, and it wasn’t so hot. We had done
it. All eight of us completed it in times faster than any
of us had anticipated. Our training had paid off; we all
admitted on reflection that we held back a little, due to
the unknown.
Turi was the fastest, but there were only a few minutes
between the lot of us. The star performance was from
Jean. In her category she was 4th and only 3 seconds
away from a bronze medal.
Immediately after the event you couldn’t get the smiles
off our faces. We were buzzing. It had been a great day,
one that we weren’t going to forget.
Some of us had to return home, some of us went out
with our families to celebrate while Harry and Aynsley
went to the official dinner and awards.
Later the in the evening, after returning from dinner,
we got to our rooms to find Harry and Aynsley standing
in the hall of hotel grinning from ear to ear. “Look
what we’ve got” It was a large Cup and small trophy.
We had won the prize for raising the most, a total of
$16,355. We were stunned, thrilled truly elated. There
were around 100 teams among the 500 individual
firefighter’s raising a total of $331,332 nearly double
last year’s total.
Refining NZ paid for: our entry fees, our accommodation,
team jackets, hats and tee shirts. Marsden 22 Brigade
supplied us with all new equipment, and training
equipment. They also supplied a vehicle to transport
the equipment. The shift workers were granted special
leave so they could attend the event.
Refining NZ were also our largest donor. Other local
business that contributed to our cause were:
RHJ
Builders Ltd, Jandals Bar & Grill, Macsway Scaffolding
Ltd, Yamaha Motorcycles, Waldron Financial Services,
Marsden Flyer, Surfline Custom Surfboards, One Tree
Point Motel, One Tree Point Store, Marsden Point
Construction Ltd, Ruakaka Motors, Bert Rowsell
Panelbeaters, Contract Resources, Waterline Restaurant
and Bar, Industrial Site Services (ISS), Newey
Transport, Whitehead Signs. Culham Engineering
All those that haven’t been named, family, partners,
employers, that have been so supportive thanks you
have been awesome it would have been very difficult
to do this without your support.
Now the only question that remains, will we do next
year? I know some have continued to train
Waipu Pony Club Prizegiving
Waipu Pony Club prizegiving results (held Friday
evening 22nd June 2012)- at he Waipu Fire Station
Most Improved: Lead Rein - Laura McCullough, Pre
D-Sinead Gordon, D D+- Blake Van Cingel, D+ CAshleigh Mudford, C+ Under 25yrs- Rebecca Boyd.
Rider Representative. Pre D - Sinead Gordon. D+
C-Grace Van Cingel. Over 21 years - Hollie Shields.
Most Points - Lead Rein - Jordan Boniface, Pre D Caitlin McCullough. D D - Blake Van Cingel, D+ C- Adele Boniface. C+ Under 25 years -Hannah Goodman.
Endeavour - Under 5 yrs (Lead Rein)- Zara Gordon.
Under 10yrs - Skyla Kingi. Over 10yrs - Rochelle
Goodman. Senior - Over 21 yrs - Haley Boniface.
Horsemanship Award - Rochelle Goodman. Patron
Award- Carl Boniface. Most Helpful Family- Boniface
family. Fair Play Award - Adele Boniface. Distinction
Award- Karen Van Cingel
Ribbon Day Trophies for the Waipu Pony Club Ribbon
Day held - October 2011 were also given out.
Lead Rein- Caitlin McCullough riding “Lilly”. D D+
Ashleigh Mudford riding “Socks” and Blake Van Cingel riding “Ginger”
D+ C- Rebecca Boyd riding “Buddy”. Open Claire
Carter riding “Jack”
Waipu Pony Club’s 2012 prize winners
5 July 2012
Bream Bay News Page 13.
Morris & Morris Ltd.
Nola Wortelboer
4 April 1932 – 12 June 2012
Nola and Ben Wortelboer of One Tree Point had
celebrated 50 years of marriage in May shortly before
Nola’s death .
The couple were married in Hamilton where Nola, an
only child, had lived with her parents. They met on an
outing organised by the Catholic Bishop of Auckland
for new immigrants to Auckland. Ben had not long
arrived from the Netherlands. Ben said it was Nola’s
“cheeky smile” which caught his attention.
Prior to her marriage Nola worked for the aid agency
CORSO helping to organise relief shipments of food
and medical supplies to parts of the world where they
were desperately needed.
Ben said, “The pay wasn’t that good but it was
something she liked doing.”
The newlyweds lived in Warkworth where Ben and
his brother, who were both motor mechanics, ran a
workshop.
Forty - five years ago they moved to Marsden Point
setting up a service station with a home behind at the
intersection of what was then Marsden Point Rd. and
One Tree Point Rd.
They had four sons, the eldest Fennad they adopted
believing they could not produce children. Three more
sons John, Paul and Tim were born to them after this.
The name Fennad is a shortened form of Ben’s father’s
name Ferdinand.
Ben -“The custom in Holland was to name your first
son after his grandfather but Nola didn’t like the name
Ferdinand. She said it was a good name for a bull and
their son would be teased if he had this name. Then
I had the thought, ‘How about Fennad?’ and Nola
agreed.”
Ben says in a successful marriage you have to be able
to “give and take.”
As well as running the home and looking after her
Funeral Directors
four children, Nola
helped on the petrol
pumps at the service
station and would
make cups of tea
for people waiting
for their cars to be
repaired in Ben’s
workshop.
The family twice
travelled to Holland
to
visit
Ben’s
relations and Nola
fell in love with that
country and would
have been happy to
live there.
Nola Wortelboer
“I had to say to her,
‘Hang on a minute, we can’t just leave our business
and everything”, Ben said.
A devout Catholic, Nola taught Bible in Schools at
Ruakaka and One Tree Point Primary Schools and
would send letters with prayers enclosed to anyone
in the local Catholic community who was suffering
difficulties in their life. During the last few months of
her life Ben estimates, she gave away 30 sets of rosary
beads.
“She would tell people, ‘you don’t need to say the
rosary, just hang on to the beads and they will help.”
Fourteen years ago Ben and Nola built a new house at
Paradise Point with a view over Whangarei harbour and
Nola was very happy living there. When she was given
the news that doctors could not help her and she only
had a short time to live she asked to go home and Ben
agreed to look after her himself. She died peacefully in
her own bed.
Trevor Challenger
1948 - 11 June 2012
Trevor Challenger the groundsman at the Marsden Oil Refinery died suddenly at his
home in Takahiwai on 11 June.
Trevor’s first home was a small farm in South Rd. Waipu. His farther did contracting
work and milked a small herd of 20 cows. Trevor was the youngest in a family of
four. He was educated at the Waipu District High School and left at the age of 15
to go farming.
“He was always very fit and played rugby for Waipu”, said his sister Maxine.
He had a change of scene in the mid 1970s when he moved to Taneatua, near
Edgecombe in the Bay of Plenty where his first wife Charmaine hailed from.
On his return to Bream Bay in 1978 he became a partner in the contracting firm of
his brother - in - law Bob Cann.
Cann and Challenger Ltd. did general cartage work, septic tank cleaning, and won
a big contract at the Marsden Point Refinery for gully cleaning.
When the firm ceased operations, Trevor stayed on at the refinery with a lawnmowing and general maintenance contract. At the time of his death Trevor had
plans to bring his son Duarne into the contracting business.
“He was a very fit hardworking man,” said Maxine.
“He would do anything for anyone. If he saw a need people didn’t even have to
ask.”
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The Grand Pageant
2013
An Evening to discover what it is all about
Wednesday 18 July – Waipu Rugby Club – 7pm
Lachie McLean and the team will tell you all about it
The Grand Pageant is going to be a fantastic Community Event
and we need lots of Community involvement to make it work - it can
be achieved because as a community we are so fantastic at working together !
Come along and if you would like to be a part of this memorable
occasion, we need:
·
Cast for spectacular crowd scenes –(to be called for in October)
·
Extras - lots for the crowd scenes (to be called for in December)
·
Costumes
·
Behind the scenes helpers
Looking forward to seeing you there
Bream Bay News Page 14.
5 July 2012
Waipu Rugby. How the west was beaten
By Trevor Reader
swerving run all the way to the try line beating 6 or 7
players on the way.
The most dominant and satisfying try belongs to the
forwards and their push over from a scrum 10 metres out. The control to keep the scrum square and the
power to shunt Southern backwards was awesome.
Just as Southern were staging a come back with more
procession and some good running in the backs, it was
time to bring on Blake Grey. His instructions were to
stop their mid field attack. One bone crunching tackle
and the job is done. A quick turnover and the momentum is back with Waipu. Another wonderful try to
Chris Smith and we are out to 40 points. Two late tries
to Southern added some respectability to the score
line. This was a very good Waipu display.
Our game against Dargaville is best forgotten and only
served as a live training session. We ran in 16 tries
and 13 conversions. Chris Smith hauled in 46 points
to take his tally to over 250 for the season.
Waipu plan to be playing at home for the next three
weeks in a row.
Saturday 7th July. Waipu v Ruawai. the last game of
the round
Saturday 14th July Waipu v Semi final (probably Pipiwai)
Saturday 21st July Waipu v Final (likely to be
Whangaruru.
Make plans now to support your local team.
Waipu 40 - Southern 19, Waipu 106 - Dargaville Old Boys 0
The Southern game was a cracker and rated a 9 out of
10. The game against Dargaville Old boys was awful
and hardly rates a mention.
Waipu now sit on top of the Division 2 championship
ladder 1 point ahead of Whangaruru and with a gap
back to Southern and the others. Effectively the threat
from the west has been crushed.
The loyal supporters and the new fans were treated
to some spectacular action when we played Southern
the other week. The Southern boys were up for the
challenge and once again Waipu was pressurised early
but the same pattern emerged with Waipu absorbing
the early onslaught and then slowly and surely gaining
the upper hand. Waipu scored first with Chris Smith
throwing a dummy and slicing through the defence to
dot down beside the posts. A conversion two penalties
and a Nathan Jones try had Waipu leading 18-5 at half
time.
The second half was an absolute cracker as the Waipu
boys now really believing in themselves and those
around them began playing like a championship team.
The tries were stunning. The Paul PC Carr was text
book draw and pass and follow up. The ball went
though many hands, the crisp passing leaving the defence grasping at thin air and PC on hand for the last
pass and the dive over try. Samuel Abrahams try was
individual brilliance; he received an aimless Southern
kick on half way and began a jinking, ducking, and
Waipu Mens Golf
Wednesday 13 June Par Competition Grant Weston
+ 6, Jack Campbell + 3, Colin Price +2, Chase McKeown and Mark Draper +1. Twos Grant Weston & Jack
Campbell, Nearest to the pin - Jack Campbell.
Wednesday 20 June Stableford competition. Grant
Weston 42, Paul Gordon 38, Bob Muir 37, Graham
Sports Results
Bream Bay Hockey
1-7-2012, Bream Bay Div 1 Ladies v Ruatangata 1/
3 loss, POD - Stephanie Wickham.
29-6-2012 Bream Bay A Grade v Mangapai 2/2 draw
POD - Nathan Palmer
30-6-2012 Bream Bay B Grade Mixed v Marist 1/5
loss
30-6-2012 Bream Bay D Grade Tuis v Maunu White
3/1 win, POD - Emma Halse
23-6-12 Bream Bay Div 2 Womens v Hikurangi 4/2
loss. POD - Julie Paton
Waipu Indoor bowls
Open Triples Tournament June 27th
Winners: Marilyn Bennett, June Stewart, Rex Roberts
(Ruakaka) Runners/Up: Peter Schultz, Roy Voss, Dianne Wimp(Waipu) Cons: Pam Ivory, Aileen McLachlan, Richard Ivory(Ruakaka)
Championship Fours Tournament June 20th
Winners: Barrie Worrell, Charles Bonthron, Alan
Rowe, Allan Walker. Runners/Up: Des Hales,
Mary Farrell, Bill Gupwell, Skeata Browning
Ruakaka Indoor bowls
26 June Championship Pairs. Winners Rick Carey &
Rex Roberts. Rs/Up Pamela Ivory & Aileen McLachlan.
Waipu Ladies Golf
5/6/2012 18 Holes Rosemary Bartulovich Par Rd 1
Jeanette Kerr 0, Lynne Causer +2,Bron Reynolds+4,Pat
Johns +5
Byles 36, Norm Joule 36 and Peter Northcott 36.
9 Holes Putting Gail Roberts 16,Gwynth Scotland 16,
Wednesday 27 June Nett and putts competition. Darian Angelo 17.
Bob Muir 68, Dave Hopkins 69, Jack Campbell 70 and 12/6/2012 18 Holes Mary Barrott Putting, Bron
Chase McKeown 71. Putts: Chase McKeown & Bob Reynolds 29, Pat Fowler 30,June Aston 31, Sheryl
Muir with 28 putts.
Brown, Margaret Pennington,Frances Waru,Sharon
Cockayne,Jill Nothcott, Leonie Jarvis all had 32.
TWOS Shona Seawar
The coastal tanker Kakariki loading
refined oil products on Jetty Two at the
Marsden Point Oil Refinery.
Photo by Peter Grant.
Ships expected at the Marsden Oil Refinery
.
Oil tankers.
• Csk Sheton ETA Tuesday 3 July at 10.30am. ETD Wednesday 4 July at 4pm.
• Cape Ancona ETA Saturday 7 July at 5.30am. ETD Sunday 8 July at
5.30am.
• British Security ETA Midnight Saturday 7 July. ETD 11.59pm Tuesday 10
July.
• Jag Leela ETA Thursday 12 July at midday.
Coastal ships loading refined fuel for NZ ports.
• Awanuia - Bunker barge for Ports of Auckland. ETA Wednesday 4 July at
7am. ETD same day at 4pm.
• Kakariki ETA Tuesday 3 July at 11am. ETD Wednesday 4 July at 11am. Returning on Wednesday 11 July at 5pm.
• Torea ETA Wednesday 4 July at 12 noon. ETD Thursday 5 July at 9pm. Re4, Marsden Cove Marina
turns Wednesday 11 JulyShop
at 8am.
ETD Thursday 12 July at 4pm.
Ships
expected at Northport
.
• Pacific Lohas ETA Tuesday 3 July ETD Friday 6 July. Loading Triboard for
Hiroshima.
• Norfolk Guardian. ETA Wednesday 4 July. ETD Friday 6 July Loading
sleepers for Bell Bay, Tasmania.
• Ultra Tradition. ETA Thursday 12 July at 7am. ETD 7am Sat 14 July.
Loading logs. No destination given.
What’s On in Bream Bay
• HAGGIS TASTING at the Waipu butcher shop. Sat 7 July.
• TARTAN CIRCUS Friday 6 July 3pm -6pm. Waipu Coronation Hall. $8
child $10 adults, $30 family (2 adults, 2 children) . Interactive workshops and
stage show by Circool Circus.
• MEN IN KILTS GOLDEN OLDIES RUGBY & TARTS IN TARTAN
NETBALL and Golden Oldies Netball at the Waipu Caledonian Park Friday
6 July. Netball starts at 5.30pm. Rugby starts at 7.30pm.
• WAIPU SATURDAY MARKET. Saturday 7 July 9am -1pm Waipu Coronation Hall.
• PETS IN TARTAN PARADE Sat 7 July 11am with the Waipu Pipe
Band.
• TART N ROCK dance party. Fundraiser for Radio Waves. Saturday 7 July.
Starts 7pm
• WAIPU BOUTIQUE MARKET Sunday 8 July, 9am - 1pm. Waipu
Coronation Hall.
• KARAOKE at the Ruakaka Tavern.First heat Friday 6 July.
• MID WINTER SWIM Sunday 8 July at 2pm at the Waipu Cove Surf
Club.
• TARTAN WEEK GOLF TOURNAMENT at the Waipu Golf Club Friday
13 July. Phone 432 0259 to enter. Prizes for best dressed tartan team, best
team name and best golf.
• RUAKAKA RACES next race days: Saturday 14 July Final leg of the
Westbury Stud Triple Corwn series for 2 year olds. Starts 11.30am.
Saturday 21 July. Project Promise charity race.Starts midday.
• ART N TARTAN WEARABLE ART AWARDS. Shows on Friday evening
13 July, Saturday 14 July matinee and Awards show evening. Tickets on sale
from Monday 18 June from Waipu Museum and online through Eventfinder.
Bream Bay News Page 15
5 July 2012
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Bream Bay Coastal Care
Winter Tree Planting days
.
• Saturday July 21 at Uretiti. Meet at
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• Saturday August 4 at Uretiti LIVING LEGENDS planting day at
the entrance to the camping ground.
All our working bees start at 9am and finish at 11am.
Bring a spade and wear sturdy boots or shoes. Morning tea provided.
Phone Marilyn 432 0209 or Lu 432 8414 for more info.
All welcome.
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5 July 2012
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M.V.B. Electrical Ltd.
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or for regular advertisers
(6 or more insertions)
Phone: 09 432 1015 • Mobile: 0274 783 749
Email: [email protected]
$27 Plus GST
Balustrades
Waipu Electrical
& Security Ltd
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Jason Hammond
Regal Plus Joinery Ltd.
• Residential & Commercial
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www.superiorbalustrade.co.nz
09 432-1599 or
027-292-2833
[email protected]
• Intercoms/Gate Automation
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Ph 09 432 0091 Mob: 021 236 9551
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Tiling
Certified Experienced Waterproofer
Indoor/Outdoor areas Domestic & Commerical
All porcelain. marble, granite, glass, sandstone & ceramic tiles
Resurfacing of soft/damaged concrete surfaces
Highest quality craftmanship 30+ years experience
Brian Cowley
Waipu Tiling
Ph. 432 1721
021 261 6906
09 4320 212 or 027 267 9157
Gates & Fencing
www.waipuwroughtiron.co.nz
Bream Bay Concrete Ltd.
Free Quotes • Reliable Service • Quality workmanship
• Concrete pads
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• Concrete cutting
• Excavation works
• Retaining walls
• Paling fences
• Profiles for homes & sheds
• Subfloors & boxing
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DEADLINE
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Electrical Inspector, Caravan EWOF,
Coolrooms, Air con. , Heat pumps.
Phone: 432 7968 Mbl: 0274 780014
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5 July 2012
FOR SALE
GARDEN
ALTER-NATIVES
OUT DOOR FURNIMACROCARPA &
Nursery & Landscaping
TURE. Adirondack chairs
REDWOOD
Port Rd. Whangarei
plus more. Can make to
Sleepers & posts
Ph 974 8733
order. Phone Cliff 432
Slab & dimentional
Open 7 days.
1218.
Ormiston Rd Waipu
timber
FIREWOOD - Titree Long Lengths available
Ph 432 1333
$100 per cubic metre min
Open 5 days.
Can Deliver
www.alter-natives
1.5cm delivery, or 3 cm for Firewood - Mac gum &
$280 Ph 022 166 9627
Ti tree
COMPOST
Ph Russell 432-0344
BATTERY TIRED? GeGood quality compost,
off Spencer Auto Electrismall & large volumes.
CULVERT PIPE, 110mm
cal. Century battery Agent. .
MPL
x 6m $51.60, 150mm x
Free test, best prices, can
Landscape Supplies
6m $92.99, 200mm x 6m
deliver. Ph. 432 0373 or
Mangawhai Heads Rd
$137.70 315mm x 6m
Ph 09 431 5445
Mob. 0274 942 635.
$263.30, + GST Bream
FARM GATES Light Bay Merchants BuildLink. TIGER WORMS
Barred 3.66m (12ft) from Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ru- For worm farms,
$112.20 + GST.Bream Bay akaka. PH: 09 433 0077
composting toilets etc.
Merchants BuildLink. Cnr
Ph. 432 0373 evenings
Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka
Ruakaka
PH: 09 433 0077
(A Brief History)
CHAINBAR OIL, 5Litre Compiled by Judy Richards
FOR HIRE
$29.10. 20 Litre $100.65
Copies $20
Incl GST. Bream Bay
Available from Noel
PARTY HIRE: Bouncy
Merchants BuildLink. Cnr
Woods
castles $60 per day for unAt Bream Bay
Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakader 7yrs. Bubble machine
Realty,
ka. PH: 09 433 0077
$25 per day. Book now!
Ruakaka Town
PIPE STORMWATER,
Jordan 4321518
Centre
90mm x 6m $42.98 incl,
Or from Bruce Cann
RECYCLING
100mm x 6m $48.20 incl
CAGES & Skip Bins
Ph. 432 7399
Bream Bay Merchants
for Hire. 3m3, 5m3,
BuildLink. Cnr Sime &
6m3. MPL Recycling.
Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09
Mangawhai Heads Rd.
433 0077
Ph 431 5445.
PLYWOOD, Pine Builders Grade1200 x 2400,
7mm H3 $39.70, 9mm H3
$50.50,12mm H3 $59.40
18mm H3 $78.10,18mm
Pallet Ply U/T $57.00.
TUITION
Prices Incl Gst Bream Bay
Merchants BuildLink Cnr
Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka
BRIGHT BUT BAFFLED?
PH: 09 433 0077
BATTERIES, for cars, CAPABLE BUT CONFUSED?
trucks,tractors, & boat, 2yr
Warranty from $87 incl.
Bream Bay Merchants
BuildLink Cnr. Sime &
Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09
433 0077
TIMBER & HARDWARE Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink www.
breambaymerchants.co.nz
UTILITY PANEL (TRIBOARD T&G 15MM X
3800 X 345MM. $15.00
Per Panel Incl GST. Bream
Bay Merchants BuildLink.
Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Bream Bay Merchants
BuildLink. Cnr Sime &
Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09
433 0077
Alister’s Breakthrough Coaching will make the difference.
Get effective help with writing (of any kind at any
level), Maths to NCEA Level 1, or English as a Second Language.
Guaranteed significant breakthrough withinin 7 sessions.
Contact :[email protected]
or leave a message on 0274265966.
Coaching sessions week-nights in
The Centre, Waipu, or at your home.
PIANO, KEYBOARD, GUITAR
AND UKULELE
From $18 per lesson
Wonderful opportunity to learn to play or even
upskill on what you already can do. We also have
singing lessons for those who are keen to sing along
with their instrument. There are tutors in Wellsford,
One Tree Point, Ruakaka, Maungaturoto and Langs
Beach. Drum tutor now available in Kaiwaka. For
further info: Ph. Northland Manager.
Alexis Westlake 09 433 0298
SERVICES
OFFERED
WATER TANK CLEANING
No need to empty
your tank
Phone Mark Draper
09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607
RETIRED BUILDER
AND
MANUFACTURER
with over 40 years experience in the building
industry is offering a
design drafting service
for domestic housing,
sleepouts and sheds.
Plans formulated in cosultation with clients,
with working drawings
completed & submitted
to council for processing. Extensive practical experience, able to
identify and resolve
problems. Please ring
Mike Lean on 09 431
2260 or 021 431 196.
Wa i p u
Boarding
Cattery
Excellent care and
accommodation
Ph Sue 432 0394
HORSE COVER AND
gear repairs and industrial
sewing requirments; canvas, leather, pvc, straps,
small tarps, tents and zips
etc. Ph 432 0732
BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE Two 14 year old
girls available for babysitting. $10 per hour. Phone
Georgia 432 1720
FISHING CHARTERS
Bream Bay Northern Charter Ventures Ltd. Full/half
days and evenings. Ph.
Robbie 0274 836 486 or
09 432 7782 www.northerncharterventures.co.nz
CARPET LAYING, Restretching and Repairs, 20
yrs exp, reliable service.
PH Dean Ireson 436 2633
or 027 667 0183.
BREAM BAY GARDEN
BAGS. For all your waste
disposal. Hire a garden
bag or wheelie bin. Emptied every few weeks.
Easy and efficientl Call
430 7366 or 021 494 233.
SERVICES
OFFERED
PETS
NORTH PEST
CONTROL
Chemical Handlers’
Certificate
Pest control technician.
Cockroaches, bedbugs,
spiders, rodents, wasps,
ants etc. a problem???
Freecall 0800 832 007
For a quote
PUPS FOR SALE Border collie x heading dog
Tri colour, male & female,
6 wks, Vac, $290,
Ph 09 434 8194, or trademe pets/north/border
PAINTER/WALLPAPER
specialist, 35 years
exp, work guaranteed,
imm. start, Phone Paul,
Marsden Cove Painters
(027) 2460260
BEAUTY, HEALTH & FITNESS
Ginny Hall-Cowley
Dip. Class. Aroma.. Adv. Thrpt Massage
• Gift Vouchers
• Remedial Massage
• Pregnancy Massage
• Pensioner Discounts
• Aromatherapy Products
• Yoga Classes/Lessons
Ph 432 1721 Mob: 021 126 4437
Mon - Sat Clinic Open
228 Brooks Rd, (off S.H.1) Waipu
RAWLEIGH’S PRODUCTS Independent dealer,
phone Susan McRae 4321029.
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY & REFLEXOLOGY
Alice Grant
09 432 1710
021 024 80569
[email protected]
www.handsonhealth.co.nz
Therapy room in Waipu
Mobile service available
Relieve aches and pains by stimulating your body
to treat itself
LINKING HANDS
Health Shuttle
Phone Dale
432 8985
Local people read
THE BREAM BAY
NEWS
It is an effective
place to advertise.
* Kundalini yoga
* Reiki
* Dressmaking lessons
* Hypnosis Therapy
* Everybody welcome!!
Noriko-KIKU
Ph 432 7687 (One Tree Point) M.027 715 2121
www.kikuartfashions.co.nz
5 July 2012
Bream Bay News, Page 19.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICES
I wish to thank all our freinds in Bream Bay who
attended Nola’s funeral and sent flowers and cards.
The pile of cards is so big it would take me a year
to answer them all, so please accept this notice as
a thank you message to you all. I would especially
like to thank the people who helped with the service including the singing and the organ music and
the beautiful lunch.
BREAM BAY COASTAL CARE
AGM
Ben Wortelboer
PUBLIC NOTICES
TABLE TENNIS
Tuesday 17 July and
Tuesday 24 July
in the Ruakaka
Recreation Centre.
Starts 7pm.
WAIPU PUBLIC
CORONATION HALL
Books and goods
required for
BricaBrac shop
Open Mon - Sat
Mornings from 10.30am
Come and try out our
new fitness gear!
Sunday 22 July
At 2pm
In the Ruakaka Recreation Centre
Guest speaker Ben Barr
Ranger on Limestone
Island
who will talk about
native lizards.
All Welcome.
WAIPU COVE
SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC.
Invites all supporters, sponsors, members
past and present to its
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
On Sunday 29 July 2012 at 11am
At Waipu Cove SLSC Clubrooms
Waipu Cove Reserve
Enquiries to Trudy Ryan 432 1386
The Ruakaka Recreation Centre is grateful to PUB CHARITY for funding the purchase some new fitness gear Including: a
new treadmill,
rowing machine, step machine and exercycles.
Thanks also to McCoy and Thomas for giving us a great deal on our new machines
Membership costs $10 a week
or $40 a month.
If three members of a family or three
friends join together the price is $20 for
the first month.
Call into the Recreation Centre at Takutai
Place, opposite the new library
or phone 432 7962.
Ruakaka
Community
Library
y
Open six days
Opening hours: Mon - Fri. 9.30am - 3.30pm, Sat 9am - 1pm.
Takutai Place, Ruakaka
New books arriving monthly
Large print section
Children and teenage books
Extensive fiction and non fiction sections
Reference collection
WAIPU COMMUNITY
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday & Saturday 10am to 1pm.
Tuesday: 10am to 4pm.
The Waipu Coronation Hall and Library
Phone 432 0372
PUBLIC NOTICES
Bream Bay Medical Centre Ltd.
New Patients Welcome!
Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 5pm
Saturdays: 9am - 12pm
Please advise reception at time of booking
if you require an extended consultation.
Please note that repeat prescriptions require
48 hours notice’
Enrolled patients are able to access after hours
care by: • Phoning 111 in emergencies to
access ambulance.
• Contacting Healthline on 0800 611 116
(Mon-Thurs)
• Attending White Cross Accident &
Emergency Centre (Weekends & Public Holidays)
- 121 Bank St., Whangarei. Ph: 470 1083.
Dr. John Chapman, Dr. Sue Hancock,
Dr. Karin Hiemstra. Dr. David Sinclair
Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka Town Centre,
Ruakaka. Ph: 432 8060 Fax: 432 8230
Bream Bay ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
Miracles happen today
Experience His Healing Presence.
WAIPU SATURDAY MARKET
@ CORONATION HALL
July 7th 9am-1pm
Cafe and Live music
“No wait, it’s great - you create- it’s a date”
Warming, friendly & fun
come and see
Bookings 0274586144
SUNDAY SERVICE & KIDZ CHURCH
at 10am
POWER HOUSE Monthly Friday at 7pm.
MEN OF INTEGRITY Tuesday at 6pm
WOMEN OF DESTINY Tuesday at 10am
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855
Notice of Annual General Meeting for
The Marsden Cove Fishing Club Inc.
Venue: The Waterline Cafe, Marsden Cove Marina,
One Tree Point
Date: Friday` 3rd August 2012
Time: 6:30pm
For further information and apologies contact The
Secretary Tel 09 433 0404
e-mail: [email protected]
THE NEXT PUBLICATION DATE
of the Bream Bay News will be Thursday 26
The deadline for all copy is 4pm on
Wednesday 18 July.
Classified
Advertising
Costs $2.20 for up to 15 words and 20c for each
additional word. Boxed, approx 4cm adverts
cost $10 plus GST
Phone or fax your advert through to 432 - 0209
email to: [email protected]
Post to: Bream Bay News, RD 2 Waipu 0582
or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or at
Bream Bay Office Services in the Ruakaka Town Centre.
BREAM BAY SUNDAY
CHURCH SERVICES
Presbyterian Waipu
Camellia Ave, Ruakaka: 8.45am
The Centre, Waipu: 10am Prayer Service:
7pm
Assembly of God 223 Marsden Pt. Rd,
Ruakaka, 10am.
Anglican 1st and 3rd Sundays - St Paul’s
Ruakaka 2nd and 4th Sundays - St Peter’s
Waipu, 5th Sunday - St Nicholas Mission
to Seafarers’. Marsden Point All services
start at 9.30am.
Catholic Holy Family Church,
Ruakaka,10.30am. Mass
Lifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd,
10.30am.
Bream Bay CRF. 15 Kepa Road, Central
Ruakaka 10:15am every Sunday
Waipu Toy Library
You can find us next to Highlander Hair Studio.
We are open Fridays from 9.30am - 1.30pm
So come along and see our wide range of Toys,
Puzzles and Dvd’s.
For further information you can contact:
Julie - 432 0388 / 0210 726 710
Lynette - 432 0441 / 0210 223 8883
Bronwyn - 432 0055 / 021 205 2460
Bream Bay News Page 20.
5 July 2012
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