maungaturoto matters issue 59 june 06

Maungaturoto Matters

Maungaturoto Matters Welcome to

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Issue 59 June 2006 Maungaturoto, A Real New Zealand Town ‘Gettin’ on with it!’

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would like to remind all motorists to please be on the lookout

for children walking to and from school AND hopping on and off

our SCHOOL BUSES

Please slow down when passing a bus that has stopped to drop off or pick up children

Congratulations to:-

Eileen Parsons

For competing in the Rotorua Marathon on

the 6th of May.

Eileen walked the Marathon in a time of 7

hours and 20 minutes, finishing within the cut

off period for the race and receiving a T/Shirt

for her effort.

As one of the 1,950 people taking part, she

said it was an awesome experience and one

she would like to repeat!!

Last month local women enjoyed primping, preening and celebrating being female at an event that embodied community and team spirit. The Girls Indulgency Night was great fun, but what’s even better is that it’s generated un-dreamed of and unexpected positive spinoffs. The fundraiser, organised by Leigh Knightbridge with help from many others, earned about $2700 for Maungaturoto Primary School. About 50 people had trade stalls and provided massages, makeovers, manicures and more. Participants came from far and wide - Elite Beauty School in Whangarei had eight people there. The evening attracted 170 women. And while the intention was to get money to buy equipment for the school sandpit, people are en-joying benefits they certainly didn’t expect. For example, one woman had a brief reflexology session. She’s since gone to Mangawhai for the full deal, is raving about the treatment and has spread the word. I already know that at least one other person has booked in to get their health issues sorted. It’s likely others also got positive and ongoing benefits from the evening. Leigh says “lots of people were fantastic”, espe-cially Debbie Thornton and Joy Cullen. Her chil-dren - Brooke and Amanda - were also stars along with husband Grant who provided staff and a truck and a team of spunky waiters. When they got involved these people thought they were just organising a fun evening and rais-ing money. But, at the end of the day, they’ve given people much more which means that, they too, end up getting more out of the event than they ex-pected. So reach out, get involved, share and participate - unexpected bonuses await.

Rae

(in Eve’s absence)

PS: A new business that learned about the Life-style Field Day from a chatty local has secured new business. Different event, similar result. The benefits keep rolling in.


Non-profit organisations are urged to send in articles to

promote themselves, especially those that have paid up for

the year and are entitled to a free quarter page space. We

would love to hear from you! If you have an item you want

mentioned in the “Matters” you can either contact me at the

address below or drop it into the RED BOX in the window at

Tony’s Stationers in Hurndall Street. If it is an advert the

fees are printed on the top right of Page 1.

Please note we do not usually accept photographs as they do not copy very well and the effect is often lost; and we do not accept “Letters to the Editor” as we do not have enough room to print them.


DEADLINES FOR NEXT ISSUE Advertising and Editorial:

Tuesday 20 June

Editor Eve Tinsley

81 Gorge Rd

Ph: (09) 431-8624

E-Mail contributions to:- [email protected]

Payments to Maungaturoto Business Association

P.O. Box 47, Maungaturoto or

Contact Gale Albert, Ph: (09) 431 8232;

Fax: (09) 431 8292; Mob:0274 855572

E-mail:[email protected]

Infant, Child & Booster Seats Available Long or short term hire

We also have for purchase Child Harnesses, Locking Clips and Ext. Straps

For rental details Ph Kathleen Rich (09)431 8505

PARENT SUPPORT COFFEE MORNING

Held on the first Thursday of every month At the Plunket Rooms on Hurndall St in

Maungaturoto From 10am to Midday. Please come along for a coffee and meet other

parents and caregivers. Toys and books are available for the children.

Next Meeting - 1st June - Budgeting Suggestions

We have a visit from Otamatea Budgeting Service for discussions on family budgeting, and ideas for

minimising child expenses.

For further details Ph Jennifer (09) 431 6343.

CAR SEAT RENTAL SCHEMES

Community

The Community Health

Days

That’s every Thursday 4pm to 5pm

Homebuilders House

Maungaturoto.

CAREGIVERS

Staff Required

If you are kind, honest & reliable. If you would like to help people of all ages remain in their homes, helping with housework, shopping, child minding & personal cares - we have full & part time positions available in the Paparoa and Maungaturoto areas.

Choose hours to suit yourself. Top industry rates paid.

Mileage paid. 2 holiday homes available to staff.

Ph: 09 425 9999

MAUNGATUROTO

BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

Wednesday 7th June

Community Centre Hall

5.30pm

Enquiries: Gale Albert 431 8232

Maungaturoto Matters Community

Jenny’s Rural Cleaning Services

How Clean is your House & Premises? Need a hand with domestic & commercial cleaning.

TRAINING Everyone will appreciate.

Pristine & hygienic environment. That I can create for you through cleaning the right way.

For private Householders, Schools, Motels, etc…. One to one or classes from 5 people & up.

Limited Special on kitchen from the 22nd May to 6th June. Oven, walls, ceiling & outside surfaces in kitchen.

Vacuum & wash floors. Windows inside & outside up to a four bedroom house….. 8’ to 9’ foot stud.

Only for $125.00

All cleaning products & equipment supplied.

This special applies to a one standard kitchen.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLY

CALL JENNY ON 09 431 2826

Real Town Maungaturoto

Real Town Maungaturoto has been successful in obtaining a grant from ASB Trust for new equipment for the playground. Council has already set aside funds for land-scaping the area. The use of these funds will enable the play-ground to be brought up to today's safety stan-dards giving the town a very attractive area for residents and travellers, enticing them to stop in Maungaturoto. Once the first draft of the concept plan is avail-able we will be consulting with various inter-ested groups to enable input from all different sectors. Further down the track when the weather dries up and we begin to put things to-gether we will be looking for volunteers to help as this will make our funding go further. Watch this space for updates. Anne Squires-Tantrum

THANK YOU

On behalf of the Maungaturoto Business Asso-ciation and Real Town Maungaturoto, I would

like to thank Kauri Park Nurseries for their very generous donation to the town, of plants to replant our tubs and the gardens. What a difference it has made to our Street. The tubs are once again tidy and the gardens are looking great with the lovely flaxes and grasses. Their expertise in showing us where to place the plants was also greatly appreciated. . Anne Squires-Tantrum.


FOR ALL YOUR

RAWLEIGH’S

PRODUCTS

PH. SUSAN ON 09 431 8859

Invitation to respond to Request For Proposal

Liquid Waste Disposal - Fonterra Maungaturoto

Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd invites experienced vendors to register their interest in receiving a Request For Proposal document. The Request For Proposal covers the disposal of by-product - such as Casein wash water and sludge - from the Fonterra Maungaturoto Milk Processing Factory. Prospective vendors must have experience with similar types of waste disposal, have the necessary equipment, and have experience working in accordance with Resource Consents under the Resource Management Act. If you believe that you are a suitably qualified vendor please contact Administration at Maungaturoto Site on Ph: 09 431 8005 for more information.

Closing date for proposals will be 23 June 2006.

Community


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MONEY EXCHANGE

QUEENS BIRTHDAY

CLOSED

Monday 5th June

OPEN

Tuesday 6th June

MAUNGATUROTO PLAYCENTRE

Maungaturoto Playcentre is holding a Mystery Auction on Friday, June 9th. This fun event will be held at the Maungaturoto Country Club and the bar will be open. Please come along and support our centre and these local families in this fundraising effort. We have accomplished auctioneer, Don Riddle, leading the auction and karaoke maestro Paul Henare providing us with entertainment. Hundreds of dollars worth of prizes are up for grabs. It is only $5 at the door and bring along extra money if you want to bid for some of these awesome prizes. On the home front -- the centre is buzzing along nicely at the moment but we are desperate for anyone who has Course 3 with the Playcentre Assn as our Wednesday sessions are now unfunded. If you hold a current Course 3 and are interested in helping us out, please come along to our Wednesday session which runs from 12 noon to 2.30pm. The opener for that day is May Seager, you can give her a call at 4318494. Two of our mums are training as hard as they can over the next two terms to complete this qualification -- not an easy task with a family and household to run. A big thank you to people who have taken on extra jobs at the centre to keep it going, Dave Below learning the bulk funding role, Joy Rob-inson who is running the mystery auction, Jodie Passmore for standing in as secretary temporarily, Kelly Mischewski our new education officer and Cherie and Wayne for the new meal tables.


Thinking of selling your property?Thinking of selling your property?Thinking of selling your property?Thinking of selling your property?

Call Sally Steiner todayCall Sally Steiner todayCall Sally Steiner todayCall Sally Steiner today!!!!

Do you want to achieve the best possible price

for your home? Do you want to be informed

every step of the way? Do you want an under-

standing of the current market?

If you are planning to sell your property, it’s

likely that you have been thinking about when

you want to put it on the market, how you want

to sell it and who may be able to help you make

the sale.

No two real estate salespeople are the same.

You need to examine your options carefully and

choose the best one for YOU.

If you would like to discuss marketing your

property, give me a call. I would be happy to

chat with you. Sally Steiner 021 412 500 Office 09 431 5820 Email:


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DO YOU WANT YOUR DONATIONS

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PLEASE HELP BY PROVIDING US WITH ONLY CLEAN AND TIDY

CLOTHING/LINEN AND UNBROKEN ITEMS

i.e. TOYS, CROCKERY, APPLIANCES. Thank you, Margaret Marquet Anglican Op Shop 51 Gorge Road Maungaturoto


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Homebuilders Community Services

Hello and welcome to June, the middle of the year already, everyone is talking about mid year Christmas dinners and cozy

nights around the fire.

We have been having a busy time as usual with workshops on parenting and healthy living recently completed. We have just run

a workshop on the Treaty of Waitangi which was attended by many people from out and around the kaipara plus staff from sur-

rounding community services as far down as Wellsford and across to Bream bay, so a great success as far as we are concerned,

we can network with these other service’s and communicate with each other which helps us all to work smarter and more in tune

with our communities.

We have placed an advert for all to see the kind of services we offer, it has been said

that some people are unsure of what we do, so we will repeat this ad as ongoing infor-

mation for you all.

If you have any inquiries please phone us on 09 4319080.

Upcoming workshops are as follows so make a note in your diary and give us a call to register…. all these courses are free and

don’t require you to spend any money… where else could you get this kind of opportunity?…only in the country

Parenting Programme. Phillipa Sturt. 29th May-31st July. Mondays only. Parenting programme. Marie Flavell’s 8th and 15th June Thursdays only. Healthy Relationships. Heidi Downey 17th July-28th August. Mondays only Good old day’s group. Mid year Bar B Cue Lunch outing 7th June Wednesday Health Plan day with Guest speaker 29th June Thursday 3pm.

Please pop in and say hi, we are always pleased to see you. Keep warm and safe till next time we talk.

Regards Maureen


Homebuilders Community Services

Maungaturoto/Paparoa Inc

PH 09 4319080 Fax 09 4319081

Email…. [email protected]

24 hour help line family support child support elderly support parenting solutions domestic safe house Counseling food bank Midwife’s Clinic Sages Training/workshops There are many things you may need, possibly just some-one to hear what you say. We are here to help. We are non judgmental, friendly and free ……..

Give us a call or pop in to ourGive us a call or pop in to ourGive us a call or pop in to ourGive us a call or pop in to our Community HouseCommunity HouseCommunity HouseCommunity House

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All welcome.All welcome.All welcome.All welcome.


INVITES YOU INVITES YOU

TO ATTEND EVERY TUESDAY

10AM

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

MAUNGATUROTO

0-5 YRS MUSIC & MOVEMENT FOLLOWED BY MORNING TEA

CONTACT ELAINE 431-8317 Or RUTH 431-8491

supported by Maungaturoto Congregational Church ($2 donation per family please)

GE WORKSHOP – KAIWAKA

On 19th June Kaipara District Council are holding a workshop on Genetic Engineering (GE) in Kaiwaka. This is a council meeting but the public can attend and there should be some time for questions/comments. The background to the meeting is that a GE Report was commis-sioned which contains recommendations of practical things that local authorities can do to protect their ratepayers and environment from Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs), including out-right prohibition of GMO land uses. Graham Ramsey, our former Mayor and his Council declared Kaipara a GE -free Zone, but this has NO legal meaning! The new Mayor, Peter King, appears much more reluctant to act to pro-tect us from GE. Other councils have budgeted to undertake extensive community consultation re GMOs. KDC voted to hold a GE WORKSHOP first and Mayor Peter King insisted that ERMA also send a representative. So the GE Workshop is a chance for Simon Terry, the author, to explain the GE report and the options available to councils to act to protect their ratepayers, environment and council itself from the risks of GMOs and to detail the flaws in the way in which ERMA operates. ERMA and the Ministry for the Environment will also be speaking. It is Important that we have a good attendance to demonstrate the strength of feeling about GE so come along to the meet-ing. We need to ensure that Kaipara remains GE Free. Meeting details: Kaiwaka Hall, Monday the 19th of June, 10.30am to 3.30pm. Please contact Martina 431 5161 or [email protected] for more information.

Community


Congratulations

Eve and Ron Tinsley

Eve and Ron will be celebrating their 45th Wedding Anniversary on the 17th of June.

Both were going to the South Island to house sit a Hotel/Motel for friends then off to the

States for a long overdue holiday visiting their Daughter & family.

Mark and Denise Guy

On the arrival of Jackson Richard on Tuesday, 23rd May.

Mum and baby both well.

Ross and Gerda Finlayson

Celebrated 40 years of marriage on the 11th May.

They held their family celebration on 18th May.

Community


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REST HOME NEWS Hello again from the Rest Home, it’s been another busy month. We had quite a few younger volunteers over the school holidays which was really nice but everyone is back at school now so we are back to normal. The recreation people have asked me to ask does anyone have any Country & Western music videos that they would like to donate to the Rest Home as one of the residents really enjoys them. Our lady who was crocheting has now fin-ish a blanket for each bed in the Rest Home, thank you so much Helen, it has made all the rooms look much more homely. You will have seen Ginny around town on Fridays pushing wheelchairs & taking people for coffee, she now brings a friend along so more of the residents can get out & about on Fridays. I’d like to say a huge thank you to all the people who have come in as volunteers this year, you have made a real difference to the residents lives & we look forward to seeing you again. That’s it from the Rest Home. Keep warm & dry for the winter.


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Maungaturoto Matters Schools

Maungaturoto Primary SchoolMaungaturoto Primary SchoolMaungaturoto Primary SchoolMaungaturoto Primary School Phone: 4318 106

Fax: 318 109

email: [email protected]

Tena koutou katoa Nga mihi nui kia koutou Special greetings to you all June 2006

KIDS FOR KIDS CONCERT WITH SUZANNE PRENTICE: Our choir, along with 9 other schools, performed with Suzanne Prentice on Tuesday night at Forum North in Whangarei. They were part of a choir of 340 children from Whangarei and surrounding districts who enjoyed the experience of working with Suzanne. A great big thank you to all the children who had worked so hard to learn the songs, to the parents who came on the bus to the rehearsal, and drove chil-dren to the concert in the evening. Thank you also to Mrs Metcalfe for training the choir and or-ganising the trip. I am sure everybody enjoyed the experience. GIRLS INDULGENCE EVENING: A huge thank you to Debbie Thornton, Diane Boon, Susan McRae, Joy Cullen, Jan Schimanski, Kathleen Rich, Paula Mooney, Heather Lupton, Tina Holst and the many helpers on the night, the sponsors and most of all Leigh Knightbridge for organising and running what was (I hear) a very successful evening. Thank you also to Bob Clyde from the Pot Shop for donating a water feature to be auc-tioned. SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY: By the time this goes to print, our annual cross-country will have been held on Tuesday 30th May. A team will be selected to represent our school at Bream Bay on 8th June. Good luck to everyone participating! YUMMY APPLE STICKERS: We are once again collecting ‘Yummy’ apple stickers. Families collect the ‘Yummy’ cut out label from the 2kg apple bags or collect stickers off the apples them-selves, and the school cashes them in for sport equipment of our choice. Parents can have sticker sheets at home if they wish, either ask at the office or go to www.yummyfruit.co.nz. We received $340 worth of equipment for the stickers we collected last year. There has now been more than $850,000.00 worth of sports equip-ment given to schools. This fruit can be found at New World, Pak ‘N’ Save and participating stores.

AFFCO BOBBY CALF COLLECTION: For every calf processed through one of AFFCO’s plants the sum of 20 cents per calf plus GST will be given to a school nominated by the farmer. We would like to thank AFFCO for their support, and would appreci-ate you nominating our school. If you have any que-ries please contact our local agent – Mr Neil Donaldson 4318 357. BUS BAY: Please, everybody who drives into the bus bay – slow down!!! A number of people are putting children and other vehicles at risk by driving far too quickly into and down the drive. Also, a reminder to please buckle your children in. CAN RECYCLING: The PTA has just emptied the can bin (great work Paula, Mel, Tina, Amy). Thank you to everyone who supports this fundrais-ing. Please only put cans in the bin (at the top of the bus bay steps), no rubbish / cardboard. FUTURE EVENTS: Mon 5th June Queen’s Birthday Tue 6th June PTA Meeting 7.30 Staffroom Thurs 8th June Bream Bay Cross Country Thurs 15th June Councillors Ride Around Day 19th/20th June Parent – Teacher Discussions Fri 30th June Term 2 Ends Mon 17th July Term 3 Begins Fri 22nd Sept Term 3 Ends

My Cat

My beautiful white cat slinks under the moon. Its nose is wet. Its eyes are blue. Her name is Rosey. She is soft. She likes to sleep. She likes to drink milk and water. By Chloe Jaques Year 2

Maungaturoto Matters Schools

Otamatea High SchoolOtamatea High SchoolOtamatea High SchoolOtamatea High School P O Box 64 Maungaturoto 0800 682 628P O Box 64 Maungaturoto 0800 682 628P O Box 64 Maungaturoto 0800 682 628P O Box 64 Maungaturoto 0800 682 628

Year 10 Performing Arts students are seen here after the show with (left) Xavier Hornblow, Alex McLeod and (seated) Emmett Skilton.

PTCA Officials for 2006-2007 The following were re-elected unanimously at the AGM held on 10 May: Chairperson : Coralie Roberts Secretary: Helen Lillas Treasurer: Rita Bartschi Manager 2nd Hand Uniform Shop: Anne Meehan PR Officer: Trish Grimes Catering Manager: Debbie Thornton. Congratulations to all these ladies and a big public thank you to them and the wider group of parent as-sistants who work with them to support the students and staff at OHS. We are particularly grateful this year for the funds raised from catering for the boxed lunches supplied for the Tai Tokerau Festival and the OHS Reunion

Events Calendar up to 30 June 2006: Fri 2 June Senior Examinations End Mon 5 June Queen’s Birthday School closed Thurs 15 June Australasian English Competition Fri 16 June Reports issued Thurs 22 June Parent/Teacher Report Meeting 1.30- 7.30pm Parents will be contacted via mail with regard to changes to this meeting. If you have any further queries, please contact the school office on 09 4318230 Thurs 29 June Festival of the Arts 7.30pm Hall

Don’t miss this feast of Dance, Drama, Music and Wearable Arts accompanied by a fine supper, served with a glass of wine, beer or juice. Further details will be published in the OHS Newsletter and tickets can be purchased at

the school office. Fri 30 June Term 2 ends Regards Elizabeth Perry Assistant Principal PS Term 3 opens on Mon 17 July

Schools

Congratulations to: All cast and crew of the school production Just Desserts for a very enjoyable two-night presentation in May

Pictured left are Betina (Jaimee Kingi) dressed as a cake for advertising purposes and Dairy Mall Assistant Charlene (Philippa Mackenzie)

Ugly Shakespeare Company The school enjoyed two performances from three skilled and talented actors who make up the touring troupe of The Ugly Shakespeare Co. Session one was a combination of three Shakespearian comedies and session 2 was an hilari-ous re- working of Richard III.


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Clubs & Organisations

MAUNGATUROTO TAI CHI CLASSES

Our hours have changed for Thursdays.

Changes are as follows

Tuesday—usual time. 11.00am—Noon.

Thursday—new time. 11.00am—Noon.

Maungaturoto Matters Clubs & Organisations

Otamatea Repertory Theatre

ORT as we are better known, have just finished a season of, The Geriatrics’. If you didn’t see it, you missed a great show, lots of laughs and a little bit of a peek into life at a ripe old age.

The next production at ORT is coming up in July.

‘Murder at the Music hall’

This will be a wonderful show full of music and humor with a murder plot thrown in just for intrigue. Di-rected By Dennise Brownlie. There are several medleys of the good old sing along types, a variety of talented and witty performances that flow along smoothly under the titillating talents of the Music Hall Chairman. Rehearsals are underway and much to our delight we have a great cast and team with many well known faces that will make it a wonderful night out for you all.

Show opens on the 20th July and runs for 2 weeks. Show dates are as follows.

July 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 all 8pm shows. 23, 29, both 2pm matinees

We are offering some nights as charity nights, where a certain percentage of the ticket sales will go to a lo-cal charity, more on this new promotion, next issue. If you have an organization that might like to partici-pate in this new incentive please call Maureen Davis for more information. 09 4316763 We look forward to seeing you all at the Music hall. Don’t forget we have extended the Pantomime writing competition to the end of August for all

you would be playwrights. Regards ORT.

Guide Biscuits

There are plain biscuits available. $2.50 per packet

Thank you

to the special people at Tony’s Lotto shop who have sold biscuits for us.

Lone Guiding

Offers girls of all ages opportunities to participate in

Guiding through various forms of distance communication. Northland has experienced leaders who

Would love to help more girls to Reach their full potential and make a difference in the world

For further information and biscuits please contact me.

Karen Cullen District Co-ordinator

PH 4318530


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MAUNGATUROTO GARDEN CLUB

The May meeting was a trip to Gordon and Christine Smarts garden “Perry Green Downs”, near Te Hana. The property is on a hill side, where we found up to 70 Protea Trees growing, most of them in full bloom. Flowers were alive with Bees, looking for the very sweet nectar, with some varieties of trees appropriately named “Sugar bush”!!. This garden also boasts some very unusual varieties of Protea. Lunch was in the sunshine, after walking a bushy path past a pond populated by a lot of Ducks!! Next stop was a Native Tree Nursery, with an excellent range of coloured flax on sale.

NEXT MONTH - 21st June — A.G.M & POT LUCK LUNCH To be held in the Supper Room at the Centennial Hall, View Street, Maungaturoto at Noon.


Paparoa

Line Dancing At the Paparoa Hall

Thursday morning

9.30 AM

For Fun, Fitness and

To Improve Your Memory

Everybody Welcome

Now is the perfect time for interested people to come and have a look.

Our instructor, Bev Baxter from Whangarei is one

of the best So come along and join us and get fit and have fun and maybe come with us on our trips to workshops

around the country.

Contact

Rose Plunkett (09) 431 7418

MAUNGATUROTO BOWLING CLUB

Change of Day Now Tuesday morning roll-ups

Men and Women Every Tuesday

Commencing 9.15am

Includes coaching sessions for beginners

Spare bowls available

Mufti dress (but soft soled shoes must be worn)

New arrivals to Maungaturoto

especially welcome

Thought of joining a Bowling Club?

These friendly roll-ups enable you to Try before you buy

Contact: Jean Gillett 431-8515 Bob Edwards 431-8897


THANK YOU

A HUGE THANK YOU

TO MARK AND NATALIE

MCKENZIE,

FOR ALL THEIR EFFORT AND HARD

WORK OVER THE YEARS AT THE

PAPAROA RUGBY CLUB.

IT IS SAD TO SEE YOU GO, AND YOU

WILL BE SORELY MISSED, BUT WE

ALL WISH YOU WELL.

REGARDS FROM

PAPAROA JUNIOR RUGBY

CLUB

MEMBERS & COMMITTEE

Maungaturoto Matters Clubs & Organisations


FARM LIVING

Rosy-cheeked olive-picking peasants at work

An invitation to spend a day picking olives with other “rosy-cheeked peasants” promised a harvest lunch and eligibility for a bottle of oil. I thought the idea sounded great, but should have been warned when Rex chose to go fishing instead. I was the first to arrive and, for an anxious moment, wondered if the other peasants knew some-thing I didn’t. But they dribbled in and soon eight of us were hard at it. The reason peasants are rosy-cheeked soon became apparent. They’re hot and bothered from all that hard work, and you never hear about the cricked necks they get from picking olives above head height. At least olive trees are friendly; they have flexible branches and you don’t get stabbed by sharp twigs. We wore gloves so we could run our hands down the branches and soon the air was filled with the gentle thud of olives raining on the old sheets and curtains we had lain on the ground. We picked from two types of tree: Koroneiki from Greece whose tiny olives yield lots of tasty oil, and the progeny of a massive tree planted in the 1850’s by Far North settlers. These trees have been unimaginatively-named J5 and we olive-picking peasants have a plea to people high up in olive circles - please come up with a more poetic name. After each tree was picked we’d pour the harvest into cane baskets which reinforced our sense of peasantness, and plastic laundry baskets which didn’t. It was tedious work so it’s no wonder olive grove owners joke nervously that after a couple of har-vests they’ve worked their way through all their friends. Tellingly, a couple who planned to plant 20 trees on their lifestyle block decided after a few hours that three would be a good number. And by lunchtime we suspected today’s peasants would watch our labours with bemusement be-cause they would sensibly buy their olive oil from the supermarket. This was our friends’ third olive harvest. In their first year they were done by lunchtime, whereas this harvest was a day-and-a-bit mission that produced 350kg of olives. And picking is just the first step - the olives had to be cleaned, separated from twigs and leaves then pressed. They yielded an (apparently) impressive 42.7 litres of oil, or 122 350ml bottles. When I got home I proudly showed my digital photo of the trailer-load of olives we picked to Rex who said if he’d had the camera he could have shown me the monster snapper that got away. Frankly, I didn’t see his problem. After a few hours sunning himself in a boat he caught enough fish for several feeds, whereas I slaved all day for a cup and a half of olive oil. Fortunately the de-licious lunch and a few glasses of wine afterwards dulled the pain. In fact, I might even help out again next year. Do you own any of the following . . . We’re still finding homes for assorted things left here over summer. Please get in touch if you’re missing a black size 18 cardigan, three-quarter sleeve (doesn’t fit any of our whanau), a couple of frisbees, a burgundy and gold chiller bag (we’ve used it once, thanks) and a blue and turquoise painted bowl that’s ideal for dips. I decided to claim the stylish orange cap, but there was a name inside it so, damn, it’s been returned.

Thanks to Rae for her contribution

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Maungaturoto Hockey Club

Women

Juniors

Play the six team Division One grade in Whangarei Club competition. We have completed the first round in a clear second place behind Parihaka. All teams are providing stern competition each week. In the games won, the winnings goals have often been scored in the last ten minutes. Practices are held fortnightly in Maungaturoto. This does have an effect on performance but reduces travel expenses for the players living outside the area. We play at noon each week at the Kensington Park Hockey Centre so if you have spare time we would love to see you there.

Several girls have joined the Maungakaramea B Grade team for this season. Paul Nairn is coaching them on the new turf at Otamatea High School.

Sport


MAROHEMO HALL NEWS: June 2006

Yes we have held our AGM and yes we have filled our commit-tee positions again—but none of the faces have changed!!!! Al-

though we are a most attractive bunch we would love to have some new faces to

look at our meetings, so if you feel inspired …...call Heather on

4318565 or Ted 4318249.

As you will know by now the International Rally will not

be gracing our roads this year, but we will have the Rally

of New Zealand, and it will add drama and dust to our

lives! We have the

opportunity to help out and at the same time raise some

valuable funds for our hall. If you are a local and would

like to be involved we’d love to have you, so call Ted

Mooney on 4318249 for further information.

Maungaturoto Squash Club News June 2006

Business House ended with a fantastic turnout of players to contest the prize money. The Teams lead by Peter Cave and Colin Storey took out the top spots and got to negotiate the splitting of the winnings. Thank you to all those who took part in Business House and to those generous souls who

sponsored teams. The weekend of the 19th to 21st May saw our local Open Tournament held and, though numbers were down on last

year, we still had a pretty busy weekend. As well as trying to win their divisions players were also out to win the George Tana Memorial Trophy. This went to Brent Lewis who out-classed Devon Cameron 3-0 in the Men's’ Open Final. In the top women's’ division Heather Saies managed to hold off the

in-form Fiona Moselen to win in the fifth game. A big thank you to all our sponsors for this tournament, and

to the many club members who helped it run smoothly. Thanks also to club members, both recent and long-term who

entered and provided some entertaining squash.

For more info call Mike Schimanski, Heather Lupton or

Kenny Finlayson

Thought for the month: “If you only focus on results nothing changes. If

you focus on change you get results!” Source: Squash FIBs on-line

Sport

Maungaturoto Matters Sport


Community DirectoryCommunity DirectoryCommunity DirectoryCommunity Directory Community ServicesCommunity ServicesCommunity ServicesCommunity Services Emergency – Ambulance, fire Police 111 Ambulance 0800-61-00-66 Police 431-1150 Medical Centre 431-8576 Public Health Nurse - Claire Jaques (09) 439-7149 Care & Share Family Support 431-8227 Homebuilders Community Services & Family Help – Maungaturoto/Paparoa 4 31-9080 Kaipara District Council 0800-72-70-59 Dog, Stock & Noise Control 0800-10-58-90 Rubbish Collection 0800-57-72-48 Rubbish Mobile (Truck) 025-401-1475 Maungaturoto Community Centre Contact:- Lorraine Orford 431-8388 Maungaturoto Country Club 431-8326 Maungaturoto Library 431-8811 Maungaturoto Money Exchange 431-8028 Maungaturoto Pharmacy 431-8045 Maungaturoto Playcentre 431-8517 Maungaturoto Primary School 431-8106 Maungaturoto Rest Home 431-8696 Otamatea Christian School 431-8487 Otamatea High School 431-8230 Otamatea Marae, Batley Road 431-8337 Otamatea Reperatory Society 431-8728 Post Office 431 8315 Plunket Helpline 0800-93-39-22 Plunket Society 431-8187 School Dental Clinic 431-8163 Veterinarian, Vet Centre 431-8318 ChurchesChurchesChurchesChurches Anglican Church 431-8193 Catholic Church 431-8566 Congregation Church 431-8397 Presbytarian Church 431-7106 Community GroupsCommunity GroupsCommunity GroupsCommunity Groups Ararua Pony Club Contact President Bevan Haddrell (09) 431-8806 Arthritis Support Group 431-7405 2nd Tuesday 2nd month Craft Group Craft Group Craft Group Craft Group – different venues 431-8578 Last Thur. Of the month Cubs & ScoutsCubs & ScoutsCubs & ScoutsCubs & Scouts 431-8055 CWICWICWICWI (Country Womens Institute) 431-7405 Last Monday of the month 7.00pm Bahai FaithBahai FaithBahai FaithBahai Faith 431-8782 Friends of the Rest HomeFriends of the Rest HomeFriends of the Rest HomeFriends of the Rest Home 431-8248 1st Tuesday, 2nd month Girl Guides/BrowniesGirl Guides/BrowniesGirl Guides/BrowniesGirl Guides/Brownies 431-8530 Hockey ClubHockey ClubHockey ClubHockey Club 431-8530 Indoor BowlsIndoor BowlsIndoor BowlsIndoor Bowls 431-8055 Lions ClubLions ClubLions ClubLions Club, Maungaturoto 431-8689 2nd & 4th Monday (cont Alistair Banks) Maungaturoto Garden ClubMaungaturoto Garden ClubMaungaturoto Garden ClubMaungaturoto Garden Club 431-8611 3rd Wednesday of the month Rotary ClubRotary ClubRotary ClubRotary Club, Mangaturoto & Districts 431-8388 Tuesday nights RSARSARSARSA (Returned Services Association) 431-8313 Open Fridays 7.30pm ScrabbleScrabbleScrabbleScrabble 431-8136 500 Card evening500 Card evening500 Card evening500 Card evening 431-8117 Congregational Church Hall

What’s on in JuneWhat’s on in JuneWhat’s on in JuneWhat’s on in June Mon.05th Queens Birthday Tues.06th Maungaturoto Primary School PTA Meeting 7.30pm Wed.07th Maungaturoto Business Association Meeting Community Centre 5.30pm Fri.9th Playcentre—Mystery Auction Mon—Tues. 9th/20th Maungaturoto Primary School Parent Teacher Discussions Weds.21st Maungaturoto Garden Clubs A.G.M & Pot Luck Lunch 12.00pm Thurs.22nd Otamatea High School Parent Teacher Report Meetings 1.30pm—7.30pm Sat.24th Maungaturoto Community/ Business Awards Dinner at the Community Centre 7.00pm Thurs.29th Festival Of The Arts Otamatea High School Hall 7.30pm Fri.30th Term 2 ends for Primary & High Schools

What’s on in JulyWhat’s on in JulyWhat’s on in JulyWhat’s on in July Fri.17th Term 3 begins for Primary & High Schools Thurs.20th Otamatea Repertory Theatre presents ‘Murder at the Music Hall’

Community NoticesCommunity NoticesCommunity NoticesCommunity Notices Maungaturoto Business Association Meeting 1st Wednesday of the month Community Centre 5.30pm Maungaturoto Library Open Monday to Thursday 10.30am to 12.00 midday Friday 10.30am to 4.00pm Tae Kwon Do Mondays & Wednesdays 6.00-7.00p Maungaturoto Community Centre Line Dancing Monday evening to be advised Thursday morning 9.30am – Paparoa Hall Mainly Music Tuesdays 10.00am Congregational Church Hall

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