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A public meeting will be held at the Bream Bay Community Trust on Wednesday 26 June at 6pm to discuss the setting up of a community patrol and/or a neighbourhood watch group in Ruakaka. Constable Anthony Rodgers said he held a meeting with concerned residents on Sunday 9 June, as people were feeling anxious and there were lots of rumours flying about after an attack on a woman in her home in W Place, Ruakaka Village early on the morning of Friday 7 June. He was able to tell those present that a 17 - year - old local youth had been arrested in connection with this incident and was being held in custody. Around 30 people attended the Sunday meeting but others have since complained they were not invited.Constable Rodgers stresses that everyone is welcome to next Wednesday’s meeting. Some of those present at the Sunday meeting asked that there be more Police patrols at night in the Ruakaka Village but Constable Rodgers said, “Even if we were to drive through there 50 times a night it doesn’t mean its going to stop things happening. We need to be more responsible as a community.”He said the Ruakaka Village is a different community then Waipu and One Tree Point and people living there might not take too kindly to patrols from other places driving through and making complaints about village
Public meeting called in response to home invasion attacks in Ruakaka
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Jack Brownlee makes a run for his Waipu Gold team backed up by his team mate Ryan Groom in a game of Ripper Rugby played against another Waipu nursery team - Waipu black. This was the first game played in a Waipu Rugby home day at the Caledonian Park on Saturday 8 June.
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Page 4 ...Letters .
page 5...Techniques developed for Ruakaka South
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Page 5... Fulton Hogan donates defibullator to Ruakaka
Fire Brigade .
Page 6...Dog ban on some local beaches
Page 7....Greg Maddox's drift wood sculpture - turning
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Pages 8 & 9 ...Waipu Rugby home day
Page 10... Bream Bay College page
Page 11.... In defence of development levies.
Page 11...Tartan week events.
Page 12...Sports results
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Sandy Brown, a member of the Otamatea Vet Club’s Board of Directors followed me out of the club’s members meeting in Waipu two weeks ago, making threats should I publish anything said in the meeting.Nothing could have been more calculated to make me want to publicise this issue. Since most people living around here have animals and from time to time make use of the local vet centres, I believe the fate of the Otamatea Vet Club is of interest to our community. Also the vet club is a long-standing local institution. I didn’t actually have to quote from anything that was said at that meeting. There is enough discussion and general concern about what is happening with the vet club that I had a pretty good idea about what was going on anyway. It is amazing that the Otamatea Vet Club has survived for the 50 years it has been in existence. For professional people to be subject to the whims of an elected board of nine seems like a very difficult arrangement and perhaps says something about the quality of the people who have previously served on this board.The current board seems to have decided it wanted the club to operate under a different business model, one that would provide more returns to the club’s farmer members. The board appears to have overlooked the fact that successful businesses, particularly businesses that trade on the expertise of professional people, depend on good relationships based on mutual respect. Common sense really, but then, as an elderly aunt of mine commented recently, “Common sense is not all that common.” I am wondering ‘Where to from here?’ I am sure all the vet club’s members, not to mention all the non-member customers who use its services, are
wondering the same thing. Perhaps things can still be patched up but without some clever intervention the whole organization could collapse.I can see there are advantages for veterinarians to be working in a large team. There is someone to take care of the paper work, other vets to cover on weekends and holidays and colleagues to discuss cases with. But what’s to stop a collection of small private practice vet clinics working co-operatively with one another? The Otamatea Vet Centre doesn’t pay tax, which gives it a big competitive advantage over private practices. I am not quite sure what the justification for this tax free status is. Perhaps someone could explain. It doesn’t seem very fair. Despite all the above, the vets might decide (perhaps have already decided) that working under the structure of the Otamatea Vet Club is just too cumbersome and go their own way. It is interesting to read about the history of veterinary practice in New Zealand. To begin with farmers who had shown some skill and knowledge in curing ailing livestock helped out their neighbours when they had a sick animal. When professional vets, trained in the UK or elsewhere came to New Zealand around 1945, there was a marked increase in the productivity of the dairy herds they worked with. Prior to the establishment of the Otamatea Vet Club, the Maungaturoto Co-operative Dairy Company employed vets to work in this district. Vet services have for many years been a very important ingredient in successful dairy farming. Richie Guy, whose father Ernie was one of the Vet Club’s founders, is confident things will work out one way or another. “They always do. Problems come and go but things usually work out in the end”, said Richie. That’s a good thought. I am sure they will but we will just have to wait and see what form the resolution will take.
Fate of local vet centres a community concern
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residents and it might be better if patrols were carried out by village residents. There has been no arrest yet in relation to an earlier incident on Wednesday 22 May when a 15 year old girl
Public meeting called in response to home invasion attacks in Ruakaka
The Otamatea Vet Club, which runs four clinics in Waipu, Maungaturoto, Mangawhai and Ruawai, is in crisis. Five of the club’s 12 veterinary surgeons have sent in letters of resignation, as have three administrative staff and the general manager Debrah Johns, who was hired towards the end of last year. The Otamatea Vet club trades under the name The Vet Centre. It operates as an incorporated society with profits either returned to the business or passed on to members by way of reduced fees. The club was started in the early1960s by a group of farmers. Prior to this, vets working in the dairy industry in Waipu and Maungaturoto had been employed by the Maungaturoto Dairy Company. Richie Guy, whose father Ernie was one of the founding members, remembers that the split was amicable as the dairy company decided that running a veterinary practice was not part of its core business. He also remembers that setting up the Vet Club was not an easy matter and his father and the other founding members worked hard on its establishment. Other founding or early members of the vet club’s board were: Brian Leitch, Ernie Flower and Wally Slako. The structure they set up has remained in place for fifty years. Members pay an annual membership fee and elected a board of directors to a three - year term to oversee the business. From 1945 vet clubs were formed throughout New Zealand as a means of encouraging qualified veterinarians to work in the dairy industry. By employing a number of vets the clubs could offer better working conditions, providing cover for staff to take holidays and weekends away from work. Vet clubs also have the advantage over private veterinary practices of not being required to pay taxes, theoretically enabling them to keep prices for their services lower for club members.
The trouble at the Otamatea Vet Club seems to have started with an attempt by new members on the club’s board of directors to “restructure” the business with the aim of it giving a better financial return. Chief Executive Officer Graham Goodall, who had worked for the Otamatea Vet Club since 1983 resigned last year. In addition to his management role Graham had continued to work as a veterinarian. Debrah Johns, who previously was practice manager at the Bream Bay Medical Centre, was hired as General Manager. With spring calving due to begin in a month’s time. The board of directors is negotiating with three of the resigning vets, trying to entice them back into the organization and board chairman Paul Bamforth, a farmer from Ruawai has taken on the role of General Manager. The other current Otamatea Vet Club board of directors are: Craig Davy-Martin (vice chairman), Graham Hargreaves, Sandy Brown (secretary), Colleen Taylor, Ashley Cullen, Paddy Thornton, Matt Smith and Paul McCarroll. The Otamatea Vet Club’s next annual general meeting is due to be held in September.
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Meetings of vet club members were held in Waipu and Ruawai to discuss the club’s postition
was assaulted in her home on Marsden Point Road. The intruder forced his way into the house and struggled with the girl before he was disturbed by a vehicle on the driveway of a neighbouring property.
Ruakaka or Marsden City - which name do you prefer? Should people living in the Ruakaka area be fighting to save its name? This question came up at the Ruakaka Residents and Ratepayers Association meeting last week. The association’s secretary Warren Daniel said, “We have this great big sign in the middle of our patch saying Marsden City.”Warren said in the 1980s the Ruakaka Business association took action when the Post Office was moved to the Ruakaka town centre and the Post Office wanted to call the whole area Marsden. The business association got the name changed back to Ruakaka. However, Northland Regional Council Chairman Craig Brown said, “Is it any of our business if someone decides to put a stack of containers in the middle of an empty subdivision with the words Marsden City on it.” Peter Hope commented that the name Marsden City was just the name of a subdivision such as Paradise Shores, Kohi Lakes or La Pointe. “A developer has the right to name a subdivision whatever he likes, just as he has the right to name the streets in the subdivision.”
New car restoration work shop not in Marsden City after allIt turns out that the Louis Berker’s panel - beating and classic car restoration building which is currently under construction on industrial land off One Tree Point Road is not on the land which has been earmarked by developer Oliver Scott as the new Marsden City, but on the adjacent 35 hectare Marsden Business Park. Paul Gray of GNLC Ltd. which owns this development said the Marsden Business Park is not part of the Marsden City proposal but is an industrial development and he is keen to encourage business developments such as Mr.Berkers panel beating and classic car restoration to set up there.
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As I’m sure you know from the past, Most of the time I have huge respect for your reporting ability and how you dig to get the stories for us. I can only assume then that you were told by the gentleman hoping to reduce the speed on Marsden Point Road that the cur-rent speed limit is 80 kph. As I have seen you on this road on many occasions, I presumed that you would be aware of the speed limit. I’m sure someone has given you incorrect information, as there are 70 kph signs frequently posted on this road. There is a big difference in consequences traveling at 80kph, than there is at 70kph. Oops.
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Editor’s note. My mistake Glen. Goodness knows I drive down Marsden Point Rd. often enough check-ing my speedo all the while to keep below the 70kph limit.
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Before any changes are made to the number of councils we might have, we need to make two basic changes that will improve the level of democracy and council response to the wishes of the people. These measures cannot be brought in before this year’s elections be-cause of the rules surrounding changes to electoral procedures. However, this is the best time to have them become issues in the electioneering this year. These measures will have to be brought in as soon as the new councils take office . There is a time factor in the rule book.The first measure is to replace the first past the post voting method with another more democratic form, e.g. single transferable vote. First Past the Post is out of date and is no longer used in national elections. It is inherently unfair. We already use Single Transferable
Voting for the Regional Council and the Health Board. Those who are not sure how S.T.V. works can find out by searching for S.T.V. on the computer. Councils have been remiss in informing the public on S.T.V. and need to remedy this , particularly for those without computer access.The next important change is to have a limit on the number of years, any person can hold the position of Council Member, C.E.O. , or Mayor : whether in a block or cumulatively. The rea-sons for this are the same as those that led the founders of the Constitution of the U.S.A. to limit the years any-one can be President, and why many other office posi-tions have a limit on tenure. Among other reasons, they prevent holders becoming entrenched and out of touch with the public.
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Techniques developed for Ruakaka South wastewatescheme may be useful in Christchurch Some of the techniques developed while building the Ruakaka South sewerage system may be used to replace earthquake damaged systems in Christchurch.A pressure pump system was used with pump and storage tank units installed on each property. This system is cheaper to install than a gravity system, as the diameter of the pipes doesn’t need to be as large and the excavations don’t have to grade. Storage tanks on each property also reduce the risk of spills in the case of any power failure. Tony King who managed the Ruakaka project for Fulton Hogan, said the high water table present at some of the Ruakaka south area, caused problems when it came to installing the 2 metre long/ 1 metre wide tank units into the ground and then holding them in place. He said trials were conducted on two pieces of land – one with a hard sandstone base (which is present on the higher land at Ruakaka south) and another with sandy soils and high water table, to determine the best methods to use. The sandy soils caused the most problems as the water table in these areas is very near the surface. Holes dug to take the units would quickly full with water, so a steel sleeve was developed to prevent infiltration while the units were lowered into the ground, and removed once they were in place. “Then we had to find a way to keep them from popping out of the ground,” said Mr. King. A ballast system was developed, with a concrete biscuit attached to the base of the unit. The effectiveness of this ballast was tested by a crane, which applied four times the load of the water pressure. “We know they are going to stay there”, said Mr. King. Fulton Hogan staff working in Christchurch had visited the project to view these methods for themselves as in many areas of that city they are working in shifting ground prone to mud and water seepage. Mr. King said that while some of the septic tanks the work teams encountered had been well maintained others were in poor condition and likely to have been leaking into the water table. He said a total of 150 thousand work hours had been spent on the project.
The annual hand out of native trees through the Pohutukawa Coast programme is on once again. Anyone in Bream Bay who would like one or two trees or shrubs to plant on their property or for a community project should contact volunteer tree distributor Nola McCullough – 432 8332 as soon as possible as supplies are limited. Pohutukawa Coast is run by the Whangarei District Council in conjunction with the Northern Branch of the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society. Refining NZ donated $5,000 towards the cost of growing the trees and shrubs to a good size to be ready for planting at the Tawapou Coastal Native Nursery in Tutukaka. The programme has been running for 23 years with the initial aim of ensuring pohutukawa continued to grow along the Whangarei District’s coastline. For the past three years the list of plants has been extended to include: kauri, Northland hebe, flax, kowhai, coprosma and pseudopanax lessonii. A total of 3,300 trees and shrubs will be given away through the programme this winter.
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Fulton Hogan donates defibrillator to Ruakaka Fire BrigadeTo mark the successful conclusion of the Ruakaka South wastewater reticulation project Fulton Hogan has donated a defibrillator to the Ruakaka Fire Brigade. At a celebration party held at the Bream Bay Club on Wednesday 12 June, Northland Regional Manager for Fulton Hogan, Keith
Cocking handed the new piece of equipment over to Ruakaka Fire Chief Darrell Trigg.Darrell said that the fire brigade now has two defibrillators, one on each of its fire trucks.He said that the donation was a very generous one much appreciated. “Although we don’t get called on to use them every day, when you need one it is a very good thing to have.”He said that the fire brigade often gets called on to cover for the ambulance service when the Bream Bay ambulance and its crew are already engaged. Defibrillators are electrical devices used to counteract fibrillation of the heart muscle (which occurs during heart attacks) and restore normal heartbeat by applying a brief electric shock.
Keith Cocking, Regional Manager of Fulton Hogan in Northland hands the new defibrillator to Ruakaka fire chief Darrell Trigg
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The Whangarei District Council recently adopted a new Dog Management Policy and Bylaw, which bans dogs completely from some sections of beach including two sections in Bream Bay. These are: sections of beach on either side of the Ruakaka Estuary (Department of Conservation markers at the edges of the wildlife reserve indicate the edges of the dog ban area of beach) and along the Ruakaka River edge to Biller Rd. and at Marsden Bay from the edge of the Marsden Point Oil Refinery, past the Marsden Cove Marina to the end of the beach. A Department of Conservation dog ban exists from south of the Tip Road entrance to the beach to the northern end of the Waipu Reserve Campground. However because of a mapping error the council bylaw does not include this particular ban. Mike Henehan, the Council’s bylaw co-ordinator says Council staff will still be enforcing the DOC rule.
Included is a dog ban along the tributary to the Ruakaka River, which runs between private land and the Department of Conservation estate at the south western edge of the Paradise Shores subdivision. A track, which in part, runs along the eastern edge of this creek is a popular dog exercise area. The no dog areas were created in response to a submission from the Department of Conservation which asked for these bans because of the high wildlife values of these areas. It had been assumed that dog bans already existed in these places but when they were tested by someone who was challenged for taking his dog into the Waipu Wildlife Refuge it was discovered they had lapsed. Sections of other beaches in the district have also been included in the dog ban bylaw. These are at: Bream Head/Ocean Beach, Matapouri, Mimiwhangata, Ngunguru, Bland Bay and Whananaki.
Dogs banned from some local beaches
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You know when you get up the driveway of Greg Maddox’s home in Ferry Rd., Waipu that you have come to the right place. There is a driftwood hammerhead shark with shell teeth grinning at you from the front garden. Greg and his partner Sarah Archer run a busy sign writing business – Think Tank Creative Signage from their office and shed. Their clients include: the Auckland, Dunedin and Christchurch airports, and The Auckland Council, the Waipu and Matakohe museums. Greg’s driftwood creations are a sideline to this. Greg got inspired after a big storm washed up lots of driftwood at Waipu Cove three years ago. Greg collected a trailer load. More recently he and Sarah have conducted a driftwood collecting expedition around the east coast. A driftwood moa by Greg has recently taken pride of place at the entrance to the Matakohe Kauri Museum. Another of his moa is in the Auckland zoos exhibition of extinct animals. Some pukeko and kiwi have gone to a vineyard in Hawkes Bay. A fantail has gone to Blenheim and lots of weta and lizards live in private gardens.A crocodile advertised for sale on Trade Me made the “cool things to look at” list and attracted 35,000 visits. Do bits of driftwood he finds suggest what he will make from them? “Sometimes but not always”, says Greg. Greg grew up at Waipu Cove but has spent time away. He worked as a fireman in New York and while there collaborated with the artist Grace Graupe Pillard on her apple campaign. She came up with the ideas and gave them to Greg to execute. Large colourful fibreglass apples were installed at various sites around the city. Some have become permanent fixtures.
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“It’s pretty cool to visit New York and see some of my work still around”, said Greg.To bring this story back to Waipu, Greg is running a Tartan Taniwha competition as a Tartan week (or fortnight) in Waipu activity. Taniwha with a tartan theme can be made form anything you happen to have lying around and will be judged at the Waipu Cove Surf Lifesaving Club at 12noon on Sunday 14 July. See programme of Tartan week activities on page 11.
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Turning heads at the Matakohe museum
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Waipu Rugby home dayWaipu Rugby had a home day on Saturday 8 June, hosting a full compliment of Mid-Western teams and an under 19 team from Whangarei Boys High School. The day began with a game between two Waipu nursery grade teams – Waipu Black and Waipu Gold playing ripper rugby, with the gold team members turning their shirts inside out to prevent confusion. JB 1 (5,6 and 7 year olds) and JB 2 ( 8 and 9 year olds) teams then took to the field. The JB 1s are playing their first year of tackle rugby. The nursery grades play what is called “ripper rugby” pulling coloured ties from the waists of the opponents in place of making tackles. Coach Mutch Urlich said he is very pleased with the way the teams are shaping up, and although the try tally favoured the two Mid -Western teams, in these younger teams “it is more about participation and making sure all the players have a good run around.” The JB3 (10 and 11 year old team) produced the score of the day, beating Mid-Western 90 to 5. Coach Mike Bartlett said his team “played really, really well and played as a team.” The JB5 – (under 12s team) had a thrilling game, getting away to an early lead but falling off a bit in the first part of the second half when Mid-Western scored try after try. With just a few minutes to go, Waipu was down five points when Chayse Babbington scored a try. This was converted by Cam Gordon to bring the final score to Waipu 36, Mid-Western 34. The junior games were followed by morning tea in the clubhouse for all the players and their support crews.
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First year player James Lynch was player of the day for the Waipu Black ripper rugby team.
Kyrin Thomas was player of the day for Waipu’s JB3 team. due to his standout performance with ball carry-ing and for his team play . Pictured left he ran almost the length of the field escaping many tackles and then passed the ball on to Brodan Stokes to score the try as Brodan was trying to beat his personal record of 9 tries in a single match.
Photos of JB3by Christine Birss
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Jake McClure makes a run for Waipu. Team manager Carl Gordon said, “Jake played a blinder of a game.”
The Waipu JB2 team Left to right. Blake Hodgson, Riley Morgan, Cody Clapham, Chayse Howell, Jimmy White, Jacob Urlich (back) Michael Ryland, Cyrus Davies wearing the player of the day medal, Alex Greaterex (back), Jack James and Jayden Fox. Hunter Dobson is seated in front.
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Challenge Voyage – 29th May - 4th JuneSeryerus Miller and Cruz Flavell represented Bream Bay College against 5 other chosen schools, in the Tall Ships Tai Tokerau Challenge. They were more than a match for the other schools on the physical challenges and
until the last day when they were pipped at the post by Huanui College in the bread-making contest. The crays were all too small and the dolphins were very cool. Year 10 Social Studies trip to the Auckland Museum and Sky Tower 47 Year 10 students armed with 65 questions to answer de-scended upon the New Zealanders at War section in the Auckland War Memorial Museum. This trip illustrated in all manner of ways their current study on this topic. There they entered a labyrinth of twisting hallways, trenches, and saw vehicles, weapons, mannequins, and an assortment of paraphernalia bringing life to these tragic yet exciting times in our involvement from the Boer War in 1890 to present day Peacekeeping around the world. Some of the poignant snapshots remembered from this trip were: a soldier writing about how much he had enjoyed the war and what would he do now it was over? A mother
photograph of the hundreds of well and woollen dressed New Zealanders (in hats and coats) seeing off the soldiers at the Auckland wharf with the women all looking tense
were all such good looking men too.The students have learned that the days of ‘where Britain goes we will,’ followed by the thousands of our men sent off to Europe, is over and that now we try and play our part in world affairs by other means than war. As Heath Kewene said about the visit, “The knowledge of all the wars and the large collection of exhibits were amaz-ing and we learned so much.”So that visit was about memories. Then we were off to Sky Tower for now where we saw and entertained many tourists, saw one bungee jumper hurtling through the air, looked out over great views of Auckland, took lots of photographs and got back on the bus for home. Fame and screaming struck our girls near the Television Studios.’ Is it One Direction?’ I called. ‘No.’ ‘Is it Moorhouse?’ ‘ No’ ‘Then who is it?’ ‘It’s Simon Dallow’ they cried. Ah…….. youth.
Declaration of Parent & Staff Results for the Bay Col-lege Board of Trustees: Parent representatives votes: Diane Crocker ((66), Denis Garner (79), Derek Heiwari (119), Graham Hargreaves (95), Jane McQueen (82), Mike Swords (111), Peter Van Cingel (95). I hereby declare the following duly elected: Denis Garner, Derek Heiwari, Graham Hargreaves, Jane McQueen, Mike Swords, Peter Van Cingel.
Staff Election Results:At the close of nominations, as there was only one valid nomination received I hereby declare, Lucy Williams, duly elected.
Community Garden ProjectBroghan Woods and Ruby McGinity receiving a $200 donation for the Bream Bay Trust Community Garden project from Dr John Chapman.
Zonal Cross Country 2013On Thursday 6th June Bream Bay College sent a team of 28 stu-dents to the annual South Zone Cross Country Champs. These were held at the Otamatea Sports Ground. Thank you to the sup-porters that came to cheer on the students. Some of the results for the day were: Jaime Newton, 2nd – Senior girls, Kelly Gillingham, 3rd – Senior girls, Tessa Paton, 6th – Senior girls, Seyerus Miller, 2nd – Senior boys, Elijah Purnell, 4th – Senior boys, Bodhi Fer-ris, 5th – Senior boys, Stevie Bracken, 4th – Intermediate girls, Gemma Ferris,6th – Intermediate girls, Kyle Levell,2nd – Inter-mediate boys,Kieran Swords,3rd – Intermediate boys, Nathan Newton,6th – Intermediate boys, Isabelle Paton,3rd – Junior girls Paul Linton,2nd – Junior boys, Sophie McCarthy,7th – Sub junior girls, James Dalebrook,2nd – Sub junior boys, Jordan Carswell,6th – Sub junior boys
Year 7/8 Rugby-TikipungaOn Tuesday 21st May Bream Bay College entered a year 7/8 rugby team into a tournament that was held at Tikipunga Sports Ground . The event was run by Northland Rugby. The Boys had four 20 minute games for the day:BBC v Kamo Grey – 5-5 drawBBC v Kamo Black – 12 – 0 to KamoBBC v Tauraroa – 27 – 0 to TauraroaBBC v Pompallier – 17-0 to BBCPlayer of the Day was Prezley GurnickForward of the Day was Anton CurleBack of the day was Richard Stobart.Thanks to the senior boys Noah Smith, Rhys Whitaker, Andrew McNamara, Jordan Cox and Jaydin Matiu for coaching the team. Thanks also to Tracey McClure for driving one of the school vans.
Up & Coming EventsTerm 2: 6 May – 12 July Term 3: 29 July–27 September Term 4: 14 October – 13 DecemberWeek 7 17th June – 23rd June RESPECT WEEK19 June Y 7&8 Speech Finals20 June Northland Cross Country - Barge Park 9.30am
Table Tennis Tournament - Kensington 9 amWeek 8 24th June –30th June 24 June Y 7&8 Ten Pin Bowling25 June BOT Meeting26 June Mid Week Soccer BBC vs Kamo (Girls) Boys - bye
PTA Meeting 7pm in Staff Room27 June Year 7/8 Pompallier Sports Exchange28 June Stage Challenge Show, Forum North 30 June Mana Tu Day 11am2013 PTA Meeting Dates: 26 June, 7 August, 18 September & 23 October
From The Principal He mihi nui kia koutou katoa Senior examinationson Friday 5th July. We will be emailing parents and students tips and information re these very important assessments.75 Years of Secondary Education Reunion: The Bream Bay Col-lege / Waipu District High School 75 Years of Secondary Education Reunion, to be held on Queen’s Birthday weekend 2014, is starting to get some real traction with people coming forward offering to organise sections of this event. The next organising committee meeting will be at the College on Wednesday 10th of July at 7.00pm in the College Board Room if you are interested in being involved in organising a part of this function. Interhouse Haka: Congratulations to Inverness House who success-fully took out the Interhouse Haka competition for the 2nd time. The results on the day were: 1st Inverness, 2nd Argyll, 3rd Sutherland & 4th Ross. All four houses have worked hard on their haka and were
has increased each year and this was no exception. Consultation Meetings: The College has completed 3 consultation meetings with its community over the proposed draft section on “Mao-ri achievement” to be added to its Charter. Feedback has been positive. We will now collate the information and feedback to the community at a further community meeting on a date yet to be decided. Thank you to all of the parents who attended. If you would like to register your views then feel free to use the electronic Survey Monkey link emailed to you to write down your views on the questions that were asked.Cycle helmets reminder: It is against the law to ride a bike on the road without a helmet. Please ensure your son/daughter’s wear a helmet for safety reasons to and from school.Term 3 Week 3 Parent Student Teacher meetings. We are setting up the appointments schedule for this day. The interviews will start at
-utes for Seniors and 5 minutes for Juniors. Seeing the Whanau teacher for 5 minutes will be an option. Year 7 and 8 students will have 15 minute National Standards interviews with their Homeroom teacher. The number of appointment slots available for parents to meet each subject teacher is such that not all parents will be able to meet with all their son/daughter’s teachers. Making appointments early will ensure you get to see the teachers you wish to see. We will survey parents again after the PST meeting to get feedback. Based on previous survey feedback we are proposing to swap the term 2 Whanau teacher based PST day with the term 3 subject based PST day in 2014. This will be
Gateway & Career Pathways through Bream Bay CollegeThere are lots of exciting Gateway Placements happening this term – we have students exploring work in various industries – such as – Sport and Recreation –(at the CLM Aquatic Centre and Gym), Hair-
Group, Rowsells Panel & Paint, Electrical – Laser Electrical, Agri-culture/Farming, Equine- Riding for the Disabled, Hospitality- Two Birds Café, Seachange Café and Restaurant, Dance Teaching – Pulse Dance Studio, Banking – Westpac Ruakaka, Retail- Bream Bay Ser-vice Station, Whangarei Rock Shop, Childcare/Education – Kids 1st Waipu. Engineering- Abernatheys Demolition, Sport Turf – Waipu Golf Club… these are just SOME of the placements!
Nga Manu Korero Competition - 29-31st MayCongratulations to two awe inspiring students Jayden Rudolph and Elijah Purnell who represented Bream Bay College in the 2013 Nga Manu Korero Competition held at Broadwood Area School. Jayden was awarded 3rd place with his speech called “Talent vs Hard Work” and Elijah came in 5th with his speech titled “If you aspire to Leadership take off your coat.” They both displayed amazing talent with their speeches were entertaining to say the least.
BREAM BAY COLLEGEPeter Snell Road, P.O. Box 111, Ruakaka,NZ
Phone: 09) 432 8226, Fax: 09) 432 8228
Principal: Wayne Buckland Board Chairperson: Graham Hargreaves
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Ruakaka South Sewer Extension The Sewer Extension project is now fully operational with all of the properties that requested to join the scheme now connected.We are now in the tidy up and reinstatement stage which includes the final top soiling and grassing. We are currently undertaking the WDC building inspections to achieve final sign off of the Building Consents Code Compliance Certification (CCC).Fulton Hogan are still responsible to attend to any faults that may occur for the next 12 months.The project office will remain in Princes Rd until the end of June.The Fulton Hogan team can still be contacted until the end of June on0800 Rua-Sewer or 0800 782-73937Should you have any further queries after June your requests can be directed to Whangarei District Council 430-4200
GENERAL INFORMATIONPump Faults and AlarmsIn the event that the alarm goes off or you notice any irregularity with your new system please ring the Whangarei District Council directly on 430-4200. Whangarei District Council will ensure the correct response is directed to you.
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In defence of development levies Paul Dell of the Whangarei District Council’s Group Manager District Living was guest speaker at the Ruakaka Ratepayers Annual General Meeting held on Tuesday 11 June. He spoke in favour of development contributions, which are levied by the Council on new subdivisions. Mr. Dell said he had recently installed a $20,000 wastewater treatment system on his 2,000 square metre block. “When someone says they have had to pay a development contribution to Council of $20,000 to pay for the sewerage system I say ‘lucky you.”“We (the Council) are no different from Fonterra. If you have a sheep farm and you turn it into a dairy farm you have to buy into the collective. “You have already paid for a lot of infrastructure. When new people turn up develo-pent contributions are a way of getting them to pay their share.The new Ruakaka south sewerage scheme cost $14 million. If we didn’t have devel-opment contributions ratepayers would be paying for all of this.” Craig Brown chairman of the Northland Regional Council and developer of a rural lifestyel subdivision in Brooks Road, Waipu asked what about the situation where the developer puts all the infrastructure in himself. Mr. Dell said, “That’s fine. It will still cost him a lot of money.”Spencer Cummings commented, We have had all this development in Ruakaka but we don’t have the people to support it.” Warren Daniel asked if the Council should be giving rates relief to companies which bring employment to the district. Mr. Dell said this was tried on the West Coast and a lot of businesses which set up there didn’t last the distance and the people of that district were left with the debt for setting up facilities to support those businesses.
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Waipu Indoor Bowls
�aturda� �st �un�. Men’s Stableford Competition. Roy Law 44, Craig Cogan 41, Graham Malins 40, Joe Young 38, David Hopkins 38, Norm Joules 37, Gary Meyer 36. Twos: John Burrow, Graham Malins, Peter Northcott, Grant Weston
�aturda� �t� �un� Men’s Alec Markovicz Memorial – All Irons Day Stableford Competition 1. Tony Mayo 41, 2. Brent Cooper 41, 3. Grant Povy 38, 4. Rodney Dickens 37. Twos: Grant Weston & Dick Scotland
Tu�sda� ��t� �un� � �� ��l� R�sults Par. Rosemary Bartulovich Par: 1.Ilsa Alison +2, 2. Robyn Price 0, 3. Eva Williamson -1, 4. Sarah Hartles -1, 5. Catherine Jenkins -3, 6. Betty Johns -3.Tu�sda� ��t� �un� � � ��l� R�sults Net 1. Beryl Will-cox 38 2. Joyce Roberts 40. 3rd equal. Rae Finlayson, Renee Hales, Shirley Oetgen & Mavis Wright all 42Tu�sda� ��st Ma� � �� ��l� R�sults �ta�l���rd 1. Judy Sloane 36 2. Audrey Cawsey 32 � �nn�rs �� t�� Nan�� M���rma�� F�urs�m�s were Robyn Price and Pat Johns, and Runners-Up were Pat Fowler and Catherine Jenkins.Tu�sda� ��st Ma� � � �m�n�s � ��l� R�sults �ta�
Mens Saturday Golf
Waipu Women’s Golf
Men’s Wednesday Golf
Ruakaka Indoor BowlsClub night 7 May 1st M. Stephenson, J. Barnes, R Finlayson. R/U P Ivory, A Finlayson, M. Phillips. Con: R. Roberts, A. McLachlan. Club night 14 May. 1st A .McLachlan, J. Stewart. 2nd P. Ivory, R. Roberts. Con M Bennett, M. Stephenson. Invitation Tournament Progressive 21 May. Skips 1st B. Worrell, 2nd M. Farrell, 3rd M. Bennett, Con R. Carey. 2nds: 1st A. Finlayson, 2nd R. Ivory, 3rd. R. Rowe, Con. J. Barnes, Leads: 1st S. Sands, 2nd D. Pickett, 3rd R. Finlayson. Con. P. Finlayson.
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14 hardy members played 9 holes of stableford in very inclement weather. Dave Wistrand 21, Roger Ogle and Grant Weston 20.
SPORTS RESULTS
Men in Kilts Rugby
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5th July 2013
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Sonia said she enjoyed working in Waipu for the six years she ran the salon previously and only left to have a family. Now her chil-dren are older, she feels she can take on the task of running her own business once again.
This time around Sonia has gone down the path of using mainly organic products, including the Organic Colour Systems (OCS) range.
She is also stocking the MooGoo specialised natural skin care range, which is a specialty range for problem skin conditions. See the website: www.moogoo.com.au to find out more.
The salon has been renamed - Eco Pure Hair, reflecting Sonia’s interest in using natural organic products.
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IRB training weekend at the Waipu Surf Club
Surf lifesaving guards took part in an IRB training weekend at Waipu Cove on 1 and 2nd June
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• MATARI�I T�EME� E��I�ITION At the Matakohe Kauri Museum to 26 July. By primary schools in the old Otamatea District from Tokatoka to Mangawhai.� MAR��EN �A� GAR�EN �L�� MI� � INTER FE�TI�AL OF FLO� ER�. In the Ruakaka Memorial Hall, Cnr. SH1 and Sandford Rd., Ruakaka. Friday 28 June 12 noon - 4pm. Saturday 29 June 10am - 2.30pm. Admission $2 per person. Children free.• R�A�A�A RA�E� next race day Saturday 29 June. Scheduled to start at approximatlely11.30. 8 scheduled races. Wear your tartan and be in for a spot prize. The best costume overall wins an LG 42” LED TV valued at $1200 from 100% Barrells• INTERNATIONAL TARTAN �A� PARA�E IN �AIP� Monday 1 July. Pipe band parade starting at 11am. Followed by street theatre. • TART� IN TARTAN NET�ALL at the Caledonian Park. 5.30pm over 30s vs over 40s. 6.30pm over 40s vs over 50s. • MEN IN �ILT� R�G�� Friday 5 July in the Caledonian Park. Starts at 7.30pm. • �AIP� �AT�R�A� MAR�ET 6 July in the Presbyterian Church Hall from 9am - 12 noon. • �AIP� M�� R�N IN TARTAN. Saturday 6 July . Starts 10am. Four km event with jumps, hills, tyres, cargo nets and lots of mud. Entry forms Waipu Four Square or Smart Fitness. See: [email protected] � GLAMO�R IN T�E GLOAMIN� ART�N TARTAN �ALL. 7pm Satur-day 6 July in the Waipu Coronation Hall. Tickets $45 from Waipu Museum. $40 pp for groups of 10 or more.• �AIP� �O�TI��E ��N�A� MAR�ET next on Sunday 14 July. 9am - 1pm in the Waipu Coronation Hall• PET� IN TARTAN PARA�E Saturday 13 July. Starts outside the Pizza Barn at 11am.• MI� � INTER �� IM Sunday 14 July at 1pm at the Waipu Cove Surf Life-saving club. Tug O War at 1.30pm.• �AIP� GOLF �L�� ��I� AN� PI��A NIG�T� Wednesday July 31. Quiz starts 7pm. Cost $90 per team of six. Book at the Golf Shop. For more info Ph. Bron 432 1079 or 021 171 9311 or Leonie 432 0812.
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What’s On in Bream Bay?
20 Kepa Rd, RuakakaOpen: 10.30 - 3pm : Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Please phone if you are bringing in more than a boxload. After Hours: Ph. Head Scavenger YVONNE JUDGE 432 7051
The recycling shop which gives its profits to the community
Ph. 433 0252
Mid-Winter Festival of Flowers
At the Ruakaka Memorial HallCnr SH1 & Sandford Rd.
On Friday 28 June - 12 noon to 4pm and Saturday 29 June
10am to 2.30pm.
$2 per person. Children free.
For more info Ph. Marvyn Smith 432 1220Or Noeline Willis 432 8303.
Marsden Bay Garden Club
Mainly Music - Sharon Smith - 432 1050Toy Library - Julie Malone - 432 0388Church Hall Hireage - Honor McAulay - 432 0322Counselling - Anglican Care Trust - 437 6397Family Welfare & Foodbank:Co-ordinator - Helen Matheson - 432 0239Budgeting Advice - Bruce Matheson - 432 0239The Crossroads Trust (financial support) Ann Evans - 432 1141or email [email protected]
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Waipu Presbyterian ParishSunday Services
Ruakaka - Camellia Ave - 8.45amWaipu - The Centre, Waipu - 10am
Prayers - 7pm
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The Waipu Lions Club held its AGM at the Waipu RSA on Wednesday 5 June and appointed its new committee. Peter Blanch, immediate pat president, was given the new role of Membership Chairman. The job of Almoner, which involves looking after the well-being of club members went to Vern Marriot. Rod Lindop is Bulletin Editor, Lion Tamer is Peter Shepherd. This job involves looking after all the flags and collecting the fines. Tail Twister (in charge of thinking up reasons to fine members) is John
Finlayson, Treasurer is Chantelle Murray, Secretary – Ron Lawrence, Vice President Andrew Roke and President – Mike King. Mike has been Secretary for several terms but has up until now resisted suggestions he become Club President. The meeting was presided over by Alistair Banks who is regional chairman looking after 15 clubs in the Whangarei and Dargaville area, with Waipu the southernmost of these.
Waipu Lions new committee
20 June 2013 Bream Bay News Page 15.
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The coastal tanker Kakariki loading refined oil products on Jetty Two at the Marsden Point Oil Refinery.
Photo by Peter Grant.
Ships expected at Marsden Point • Kakariki ETA Wednesday 19 June at 1am. ETD Thursday 20 June at 8pm. Coastal ship loading refinded fuel from the Marsden Refinery for delivery to other NZ ports.• Sasanqua ETA Thursday 20 June. ETD Saturday 22 June. Loading kiwifruitfor Japan • AFL Trent. ETA Saturday 22 June at 6am. ETD Tuesday 25 June at 8pm. Loading logs at Northport for China.• Timaru ETA Saturday 22 June at 11am ETD Frinday 28 June at 5am. Loading logs for India. • Milky Way 11 ETA Sunday 23 June at 5pm. ETD Wednesday 26 June at 9pm. Loading woodchip at Northport and departing for the port of Kawanoe in Japan. • Koraki and Barge. ETA Monday 1 July at 5pm. ETD Tuesday 2 July at 8am. Loading cement at Portland for Auckland. .
The Club recently held its combined Annual Prize-giving and AGM. As usual the younger members in the Club fared prominently in the handing out of trophies and prizes. Those skippers featuring were:Hazel Hornell, Joan Simpson Trophy for Best Attendance: Marotiri Trophy for Starling Class Handicap Winner, plus a prize for Helpful Junior.Josh Lansdown – Williams Rochester Cup for Most Improved Junior Skipper.Thomas O’Brien shared the Cheshire Cup for Enthusiasm with Ben Smith plus re-ceived a Prize for Helpful Junior. Nicola Wilson – Marsden Jaycee Trophy for Perseverance by a Junior.AJ Smith – Wrightson NMA Cup for Junior Skipper Showing Potential.Penny Wilson – NZ Refinery Cup for Best Performed P-Class Skipper: Centreboard Trophy for Most Sailing at other Venues and Wilkins and Davies Cup for Best Fe-male Skipper Laura Corbett – Somner Trophy for Youngest Competitive SailorTaylor Farrell - Founders Trophy for Senior Competition.Prizes were awarded to Jeff Smith for Courage and Dylan Smith for Youngest Skip-perIn a club first for three years, Laura Corbett, Josh Lansdown, Ben Smith, AJ Smith and Dylan Smith were each awarded their Yachting NZ Level 1 “Learn to Sail” Cer-tificates. In addition Brenna Forsythe received a ‘Most Helpful’ Junior Certificate. The Trophy for Best Performed Keel yacht was awarded to “Idle Away”, skipper Kevan Walker.
At the AGM, Officers were elected as follows: Commodore – Steve O’Brien; Vice-Commodore – Ken Hornell; Secretary – Helen O’Brien; Treasurer – Jane Mc-QueenThe Club is hosting three days of the Whangarei Combined Yacht Club’s Winter Se-ries at One Tree Point through the winter. Normal sailing and ‘Learn to Sail Classes’ will kick off again in October.
Marsden Yacht and Boat Club Prizegiving and AGM
Marsden Yacht Club Junior Prize Winners L.to R. Dylan & AJ Smith, Josh Lansdown, Penny & Nicola Wilson, Grace Orams, Laura Corbett
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Come and help us smarten up the school grounds. We will be tidying up some of the school gardens, spreading com-post, weeding, pruning and planting in some of the gaps. Date: Sunday 23 June.From: 9am until 12 noon. Meet: at the front entrance Peter Snell Rd. Bring: wheelbarrows, spades, loppers and your Bream Bay College students to help to instil a sense of pride in their school. Sausage sizzle for all the workers at midday. Organised by The Bream Bay College PTA.
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Alternators / Starters
Wiring
Agricultural Machinery
CommercialOver 40 years experience
Mob: 0274 942 635
Ph: (09) 432 0373Mountfield Rd, Waipu.
Mobile Service
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Qualified Experienced Tradesman Deliver & Erect'State of the Art' Scaffolding
Ensuring you job is erected quickly and safely
*** CALL NOW FOR FREE QUOTE ***
PH 432 7643 A/H 0274 726772
Yard: Kepa Rd Industrial Estate, Ruakaka
PARADISE QUARRY STONEMASONSSpecialists in stunning stone for landscape
Suppliers & installers of northland’s own schist for all your stonemasonry & landscaping Requirements
(09) 432 2722 or GEOFF (021) 972 139www.paradisequarry.com
PUMPING EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS
www.mcquinnpumps.co.nz
148 LOWER DENT STREET, [email protected]
PHONE 09 438 9103 (24HRS) CALL FREE 0800 MCQUINN
0800 627 846
LARGEST STOCKISTS
OFPUMPS
& FILTERS
Thu 20 June 3.43 2.5 4.29 2.5
Fri 21 June 4.42 2.5 5.29 2.6
Sat 22 June 5.42 2.6 6.26 2.7
Sun 23 June 6.41 2.7 7.22 2.8
Mon 24 June 7.38 2.7 8.16 2.9
Tue 25 June 8.34 2.8 9.08 2.9
Wed 26 June 9.29 2.8 10.01 2.9
Thu 27 June 10.23 2.8 10.53 2.9
Fri 28 June 11.16 2.7 11.44 2.8
Sat 29 June ~ ~ 12.09 2.6
Sun 30 June 12.36 2.7 1.04 2.5
Mon 1 July 1.29 2.6 2.00 2.5
Tue 2 July 2.23 2.5 2.58 2.4
Wed 3 July 3.17 2.4 3.56 2.4
Thu 4 July 4.11 2.4 4.52 2.4
Fri 5 July 5.04 2.3 5.44 2.4
Marsden Point High Tides
AM PM
Fully Insured 3rd generation experts
Phone 027 362 6083 or 432 1816
NORTHERN TREEPRO LTD Tree removal/PrunningLand clearingRevegetationHeavy duty chippingExcavator/Log skidding
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Bream Bay Office ServicesWhen Quality Counts
Shop 3, Ruakaka Town Centre, Ruakaka.Phone 432 8730, Fax: 432 8732 E.Mail [email protected]
PTypingPFaxingPPhotocopyingPLaminatingPBusiness CardsPXmas Cards
PCalendarsPT Shirt TransfersPFridge MagnetsPDesktop publishingPCertificates
PAccounts ServicePPamphletsPPhotos repairedPPhotos copiedPBinding
MILLING - LATHE WORK - DRILLING
WELDING ALUMINIUM, STAINLESS & MILD STEEL
STAINLESS POLISHING - ALUMINIUM BOAT REPAIRS
[email protected]: 09 432 0068 Mob: 0275 308 316
Carl Pereira
Marine & General Engineering
www.absoluteconcrete.co.nz
Email: [email protected] (09) 431 2211
KAIWAKA
ABSOLUTE CONCRETE
Crane truck delivery
Retention tanks Waste water treatment systems
BREAM BAY MECHANICAL REPAIRS
Tyre repairs, new tyres, full engine rebuild, brakes, timing belts, rust repairs etc, etc.......
$40 plus gst an hour
Ph. Sam 0274 433 130, 021 175 7897 or 432 0107
Mountfield Quarry
We have stockpiles of various grades of aggregate ready and waiting.
Phone 432 0606
Certifying Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers.
New Houses, alterations and maintenance. Phone 09 432 0155 or 021 479 244
WHANGAREIDISTRICT COUNCIL
Licensed Contractor forWaste & Drainage Work
Authorised Supplier &Installer for:
HANSENDRAINAGE LTDHD
Karl HansenRegistered/Certifying Drainlayer
Ph (09) 432 7877
Fax (09) 432 7876
Mob 027 432 7877
Email: [email protected]
HE HANSENEARTHWORKS LTD
Richard HansenOwner/Operator
Ph. 09 432 7877 Fax 09 432 7876Mob 027 432 7879
Email [email protected]
Domestic / Commercial DevelopmentsLandscaping • Groundwork • Excavations • Drainage • Digger & Truck Hire
No job too small, No travelling time chargesFree advice
Phone 0274 882371 0r 09 431 4882Email: [email protected]
Brian the PainterDecorator, Restorer, Handyman
Property Maintenance
New and Used Houses For Sale For RemovalPoyner Housemoving 0800 769 637
Based in Maungaturoto but covering the whole of Northlandwww.poynerhousemoving.co.nz
LOW COST DRIVEWAYS & SURFACING NEEDS
Concrete or asphalt beyond your budget … We have the next best solution for a
fraction of the price.Call for a quote, you’ll be pleased you did!
Paradise Quarry Contractors
Geoff (021) 972 139 or (09) 432 2722
McLeodELECTRICAL
132 Mountfield Rd, WaipuPhone 09 432 0406Mobile 0275 875 024Email [email protected]
Your Local Balustrade Specialist
Jason HammondRegal Plus Joinery Ltd.
www.superiorbalustrade.co.nz
B a l u s t r a d e s
Ph. 027 275 1281 or A/H 433 0422
TilingCertified Experienced Waterproofer
Indoor/Outdoor areas Domestic & Commerical
Highest quality craftmanship 30+ years experience
Resurfacing of soft/damaged concrete surfaces
All porcelain. marble, granite, glass, sandstone & ceramic tiles
021 261 6906Ph. 432 1721Brian Cowley
Waipu Tiling
Bream Bay Concrete Ltd.Free Quotes • Reliable Service • Quality workmanship
Mark Royals Ph: 432 0107 Mob: 0274 433 130
• Concrete pads• Shed floors• Pathways• Home floors• Driveways• Concrete cutting
• Excavation works• Retaining walls• Paling fences• Profiles for homes & sheds• Subfloors & boxing
09 4320 212 or 027 267 9157
Gates & Fencingwww.waipuwroughtiron.co.nz
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Electrical Contracting & RepairsElectrical Inspector, Caravan EWOF,Coolrooms, Air con. , Heat pumps.
Phone: 432 7968 Mbl: 0274 780014
M.V.B. Electrical Ltd.
Phone: 09 432 1015 • Mobile: 0274 783 749Email: [email protected]
Mike van Blommestein
Repairs • Installations • Advice
09 432-1599 or027-292-2833
ROWSELLS RUBBERS
TYRESNew and second hand.
Punctures and wheel alignmentPu t
At Rowsells Collision Repairs 470 Marsden Pt. Rd.
Ph. 433 0313 work hoursAfter hours phone Bert: 021 983 724
TRADES & SERVICE DIRECTORY Phone/Fax: (09) 432 0209
BREAM BAY NEWS PH/FAX 09 432 0209 Post copy to : Bream Bay News, RD 2, Waipu Email: [email protected] leave it at: The Waipu, Post Shop or Bream Bay Office Services in the RuakakaTowncentreEmail: [email protected]
Marsden Plumbing “Quality work guaranteed ”
TODD MCDONALD - Craftsman Plumber.
PH/FAX 433 0476 Mbl. 021 135 6471
• Maintenance • New Housing• Renovations
�O� POST Good quality compost, small & large volumes.
MPL Landscape Supplies
Mangawhai Heads Rd Ph 09 431 5445
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ALTER-NATIVES Nursery & Landscaping
Port Rd. (Next to the new lifting bridge)
WhangareiPh 974 87 33Open 7 days
(Closed public holidays)-----------
Ormiston road WaipuOpen by appointment only
4321 333 www.alter-natives.co.nz
�ATTERY T�RED� Ge-off Spencer Auto Electri-cal. Century battery Agent. Free test, best prices, can deliver. Ph. 432 0373 or Mob. 0274 942 635.
� A�RO�ARPA & REDWOOD
Sleepers & postsSlab & dimentional
timberLong Lengths available
Can Deliver�ire�ood - � ac gum &
Ti treePh Russell 432-0344
Ph 432 1721 Mob: 021 126 4437Mon - Sat Clinic Open
228 Brooks Rd, (off S.H.1) Waipu
Ginny Hall-CowleyDip. Class. Aroma.. Adv. Thrpt Massage
• Gift Vouchers• Remedial Massage• Pregnancy Massage• Pensioner Discounts• Aromatherapy Products• Yoga Classes/Lessons
RAW�E�GH�S PROD-U�TS Independent deal-er, phone Susan McRae 4321029.
RE�Y���NG �AGES & Skip Bins for Hire. 3m3, 5m3,
6m3. MPL Recycling. Mangawhai Heads Rd.
Ph 431 5445.
FOR HIRE
GARDEN
LINKING HANDSHealth Shuttle
Phone 09 4318 969
Waipu Boarding Cattery
Excellent care and accommodation
Ph Sue 432 0394
Phone Mark Draper09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607
WATER TANK CLEANING
No need to empty your tank
HORSE COVER AND gear repairs and industrial sewing requirments; can-vas, leather, pvc, straps, small tarps, tents and zips etc. Ph 432 0732
RETIRED BUILDER AND
MANUFACTURER with over 40 years ex-perience in the building industry is offering a design drafting service for domestic housing, sleepouts and sheds. Plans formulated in co-sultation with clients, with working drawings completed & submitted to council for process-ing. Extensive practi-cal experience, able to identify and resolve problems. Please ring Mike Lean on 09 431 2260 or 021 431 196.
CARPET LAYING, Re-stretching and Repairs, 20 yrs exp, reliable service. PH Dean Ireson 436 2633 or 027 667 0183.
PAINTER/WALLPAPER specialist, 35 years
exp, work guaranteed, imm. start, Phone Paul, Marsden Cove Painters
(027) 2460260
Ruakaka (A Brief History)
Compiled by Judy Richards Copies $20
Available from Bream Bay Realty,
Ruakaka Town Centre
Or from Bruce Cann
Ph. 432 7399 Also available from
Take Note Stationery and Lotto
CARPETOVERLOCKING
At Bank Street Appliances 17 Bank St.
Phone 438 5029
CARPET & VINYL. Huge selection of car-pets & vinyl at competi-tive prices. Cpt short ends from $89+ GST per LM, Vinyl 2 mtr wide from $39 per LM. Mobile service, free measure& quote. Ph Christine (09) 946 9886 or 021 515 415.
FOR SALE
LOST
SERVICES OFFERED
BEAUTY, HEALTH & FITNESS
GARAGE SALE Clothes, furniture, kitchenware, plus lots more. Saturday 22 June. 7am - 12pm. 34 Karo St., Ruakaka
GARAGE SALE
AVAILABLE TO RENT
ONE BEDROOM SELF CONTAINED FLAT. Semi furnished. At Waipu Cove. Suit single person or working couple. Power and water by owner. Off street parking. $180pw. No smoking inside or dogs please. Ph. 432 0583 or 0274 928 535.
FOR SALE 1 bed unit. Ranburn Village. Ph 432.0675 Roseanne
REAL ESTATE
LOST IN WAIPU a la-dies Seiko silver turquoise watch. Sentimental val-ue. Reward offered. 432 0123.
EXECUTIVE HOUSE-CLEANER seeks weekly or fortnightly work in the Bream Bay area. Call Caz on 0210 426 234. Refs available.
MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!Bargains galore! Sausage sizzle & cake stallAn additional silent auction for added fun!
Saturday July 6th, 8am - 12noon @ 15 Kepa Road, Ruakaka
A COMMUNITY focused event. All proceeds will be sown back
into our local community
LOGS FOR SALE. 1.7 cub mtre. Free Waipu delivery. $100. 021 256 3838 GOOD QUALITY GREEN HAY, this years. $10 per bale. Free Waipu delivery. 021 256 3838
HOUSE FOR RENT Ruakaka Village Fully fenced section. 2 car ga-rage. $280.00 per week Phone 4327747/4595445
FARMLANDS CARD accepted at Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink Cnr. Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077FENCE WIRE HT 2.5mm 25kg WireMark @ $87.83 Incl GST Bream Bay Merchants BuildLinkCnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077TIMBER & HARD-WARE Bream Bay Mer-chants BuildLink. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077 PLYWOOD, Pine Build-ers Grade1200 x 2400, 7mm H3 $39.70, 9mm H3 $50.10,12mm H3 $59.4018mm H3 $78.10,18mm Pallet Ply U/T $61.70 Prices Incl Gst. Bream Bay Merchants BuildLinkCnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077FENCE PALINGS 150X19. 1.2 @ $1.66, 1.5 @ $2.10. 1.8 @ $2.50 Incl GST. Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruaka-ka. PH: 09 433 0077TIMBER RAILS 6 Me-tre. 150 X 28 H4 RS $2.27 l/m, 150 x 40. H4 RS $3.25 l/m, 150 x 50 H4 RS $4.07 l/m Incl GST. Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruaka-ka. PH: 09 433 0077
COTEC HOUSE PAINT . Tinting Facilties now atBream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077FENCE RAILS RS H3.275 x 50 x 4.8m $8.82, 100 x 50 x 4.8m $11.76. 100 x 50 x 6m $16.14 Incl GSTBream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09 433 0077
SEE SITUATIONS VACANTON PAGE 15
Takutai Place, RuakakaNew books arriving monthly
Large print sectionChildren and teenage books
Extensive fiction and non fiction sectionsReference collection
Opening hours: Mon - Fri. 9.30am - 3.30pm, Sat 9am - 1pm.
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RuakakaCommunity
Library
Open six days
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10am to 1pm.
Tuesday: 10am to 4pm. The Waipu Coronation Hall and Library
Phone 432 0372
WAIPU COMMUNITY LIBRARY HOURS
LIBRARY HOURS
FOR HIREOTAIKA VALLEY
HALLCnr Valley View Rd &
Loop Rd,Opposite Portland
TurnoffAvailable at
reasonable rates for meetings, social events,
dance practise etcChattels (Tables &
Chairs) also available for separate hire.
Contact Annette Brown 027 550 5000
PUBLIC NOTICES
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. MassLifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd, 10.30am.Bream Bay CRF. 15 Kepa Road, Central Ruakaka 10:15am every Sunday
BREAM BAY SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
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Costs $5 for up to 20 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 0582or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or at Bream Bay Office Services in the Ruakaka Town Centre.
Classified Advertising
THE NEXT PUBLICATION DATE of the Bream Bay News will be Thursday 4 July
The deadline for all copy is 4pm on Wednesday 26 June
PUBLIC NOTICES
Bream Bay Medical Centre Ltd New Patients Welcome!
Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 5pm Saturdays: 9am - 12pm Please advise at time of booking if you require an extended consultation
Dr John Chapman, Dr Sue Hancock, Dr Karin Hiemstra
Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka Town Centre, Ruakaka. Ph:432 8060 Fax:432 8230
Bream Bay ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
Miracles happen today
YOU ARE WELCOME!Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855
Experience His Healing Presence.
POWER HOUSE Monthly Friday at 7pm.
MEN OF INTEGRITY Tuesday at 7pm
WOMEN OF DESTINY Tuesday at 10am
SUNDAY SERVICE & KIDZ CHURCHat 10am
• SPCA C����� Monthly Monday 9am – 3pm. Gold coin donation – pet health checks and advice. Next on 15 July. • C�������� L�� by appointment 0800155529 Next on 1st July• K� � O�� N������� Free health clinic doctor and nurse practitioners Every Wednesday 9am – 12 noon• F��� B�������� S������ by appointment 4327197• Bream Bay Trust offers access to: F����� C������ ������� ����, F����� V������� I����������� A������� A����� ��� ��������� �� ����� �������� ��� �������� ������� ��������
Bream Bay Community Support Trust
SERVICES AVAILABLE
RUAKAKA LIBRARY
A����� G������ M������
June 22 at 1.15pmAt the library
MARSDEN BAY GARDEN CLUB
Rose Pruning Demonstrationat 98 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
On Thursday 4 July at 1pm’
Enquiries Noeline 432 8303 or Marvyn 432 1220
WAIPU PRIMARY SCHOOLBOARD OF TRUSTEES PARENT REPRESENTATIVE ELECTIONS I hereby declare the following duly electedCarroll, Sharon McKay, AlasdairPlank, Russell Stolwerk, RickUphof, Anthony Signed, Stacey Rogers, Returning Officer__________________________________
OTAMATEA HIGH SCHOOLBOARD OF TRUSTEES ELECTIONDECLARATION OF PARENT AND STAFF ELECTION RESULTS
Parent representatives votes:
CAMPBELL, Shane 132CURNOW, Anna 84 HAWKEN, Jodi 52JONES, Libby 110KEMP, Fiona 92LINTON, Wayne 98McCALLUM, Kate 66MILLAR, Ross 97MORGAN, Waimarie 40SMART, Llew 148
I hereby declare the following duly elected:
Shane CampbellLibby JonesWayne LintonRoss MillarLlew Smart
Staff representative votes: SEWELL, Klasina 21SMITH, Guy 20
I hereby declare Klasina Sewell duly elected.
Eileen ParsonsReturning Officer
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGWAIPU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY INC.
To be held on Monday 24th June at 7.30pm in the Waipu Caledonian Club Rooms,
St Marys Road, WaipuJoin us for refreshments and a chat after the meeting.
All welcomeFor more information contact the Secretary, Annie
Everson-Dawn 432 2509
RAFFLE NO 1-PRIZES:1st - Canon Power Shot A2400 IS Digital camera ($125.00 approx) - Won by Noeline Brown - Ticket No: 01-1912nd - Summer Print CANVAS ($75.00 approx) - Won by Christina W - Ticket No: 01 - 196ORGANISER: Mrs J G [email protected] Drawn on May 30th 2013
RAFFLE RESULTS
PUBLIC NOTICES
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