maungaturoto matters issue 60 july 06

Maungaturoto Matters

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Issue 60 July 2006 Maungaturoto, A Real New Zealand Town ‘Gettin’ on with it!’

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According to the provisional Census results there are 820 people in Maungaturoto. That’s 88 more than the 732 who lived here in 2001, which sounds good until you find out that 822 people lived in our town on Census night in 1996. It’s obvious that over the past decade we’ve lost two people? It can’t be you and me, because we’re here? So where are they? Statistics New Zealand emphasise on their website that the figures are provisional and “should be used with caution”. I’m more than cautious! I’m scared. Who’s taking our people and where are they putting them? Perhaps Maungaturoto was populated by Census resisters in 2001 when our numbers dropped to 732 and, since then, they’ve seen the error of their ways and ‘fessed up to existing in 2006? Or maybe when the official rather than provisional numbers are revealed we’ll learn that a vague Census worker forgot to hand in a bunch of forms. When the residents of our gleaming new subdivisions are counted, perhaps our population will soar into the nine hundreds? In any event, if there are 820 people in Maungaturoto and a bunch of those are children, then almost a quarter of the adults got together recently to celebrate the brightest and best in our town. Yes, the winners of the Maungaturoto Community/Business Awards 2006 were announced at a glamourous Gala Dinner on Saturday, May 24. Hearty congratulations go to Overall Supreme Award Winner Eileen Parsons who was also lauded as Maungaturoto’s Community Worker of the Year. There are few community organisations that Eileen isn’t involved with. She works tirelessly and quietly behind the scenes, so it was great to see her emerge and be celebrated. Also congratulations to the winners of the other Awards and to all the finalists. (You’ll find more on the Awards inside.) Congratulations also to the Maungaturoto Business Association for coming up with the idea and working so hard to make the Awards a success. These Awards are a timely reminder of the great people and businesses we have in our town and they show that community spirit is alive and well in Maungaturoto! Well done everyone. Rae

(in Eve’s absence)


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DEADLINES FOR NEXT ISSUE Advertising and Editorial:

Tuesday 20 July

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

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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 - 6th July - Amor Aromatherapy

Tania from the recently opened Willow Clinic will be visiting for a ‘show and tell’ regarding the Health Care

services they provide.

For further details Ph Jennifer (09) 431 6343.

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Plunket News

“Whanau awhina ~ Caring for young families”

This is the motto of Plunket, a Well-Child Health organisation that has been running now for 99 years. We will be celebrating our centennial next year, with the national conference being held in Dunedin. In the next time being, all Plunket groups are being asked to celebrate a big long birthday up until next year. In Maungaturoto, we will be joining the rest of the Lower Northland branch in a 25th anniversary celebration. We are planning a special dinner to be held in or around October and we hope your readers will help spread the word. This will be combined with our annual general meeting.

In Maungaturoto we have a dedicated group of women involved in the committee. They are: May Seager, president; Karen Flannagan, vice presi-dent; Jacqui Donald, secretary; Jenny Reid, treas-urer; Kathleen Rich (out going) and Katrina McGill (in-coming) car seat co-ordinator; Linda Cow-bourne, safety co-ordinator; Nicky Le Mesurier, Vicky Kenworthy-Thompson, committee members. Our committee meets once a month on the 3rd Wednesday starting at 7:30pm at the Plunket Rooms on Hurndall St. Anyone is welcome to attend. May Seager

Maungaturoto Matters Community


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As from the 1st of June

ALAN SWINDLEHURST

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Alan takes over from Ted Sloan who we are sure will be enjoying his retirement.

We wish Ted all the very best.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO EILEEN PARSONS

It was an honour to stand and applaud - along with those who attended the first Community Business Awards dinner, this amazing woman as she received the Overall Supreme Award as well as the Community Worker of the Year Award.

Maungaturoto is truly blessed to have Eileen in our Community. The list of her achievements, what she has done and continues to do for us is remarkable.

Once again thank you Eileen, you definitely are a Winner!!!


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REST HOME NEWS Hello again from the Resthome. We have been staying inside more this month as the weather is a bit wet and cold for much activity outdoors. Before the weather deteriorated, three residents went along to watch the local Tai Chi classes and this has encouraged us to start some exercise classes here so watch out Maungaturoto, next year we might even try a walking program. Recently The Friends of the Resthome donated some casserole dishes and kitchen equipment. We all would like to say a Big Thank you to this small group of local ladies who work so hard to support the Resthome and show us such generosity. During the weekends the lady in charge will be Wendy, she has worked at the Resthome for nearly 4 years since moving to the Maungaturoto area 7 years ago and looks after the day to day running of the kitchen during the week. Wendy’s role here is senior caregiver but also assists with menus and rosters so if you want to contact anybody during the weekends for enquiries or any information feel free to phone her here at the Resthome Ph: 431 8696. Well, goodbye again for another month, keep safe and warm from everyone here at the Resthome.


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THE PIG PICTURE

by

Jennifer Boneham

I s'pose you could say we was just trotting along. Young and stupid, footloose and free. Brad and I had, sort-of , hooked up together and we was lookin' to see what the world had to offer. I remember the day we chanced on the collection of sheds in the clearing, Brad fair squealed with

excitement "Hey Jen, you know what we got here?" Well I'd not seen the like of it. "Sure as my name's Brad Pig, that thar is what they call CEE-VEE-LIZ-ATION! Jennifer honey,

we got it made." I wasn't so sure, it looked kinda unnatural to me, but there was no holding Brad back, and where

Brad goes, I gotta follow. Now I cain't say as we struck it rich, but we was made welcome and it was a good livin'. But ain't

it ever the case that Pigs and People never are satisfied. And Brad and I, we wanted it all. We lived the high life fa time. We came and went as we pleased, had our own private wallow and a dry shed. It was summertime and the livin' was easy. But we got greedy, started livin' beyond our means. I was all for goin' back to the simple life, but Brad wouldn't have it. "Hell Jennifer I ain't gonna spend all my time nose down and ass up just for a few lousy fern

roots? There's easier ways than that to get ahead!" Course Brad was none too scrupulous 'bout how he made a livin'. Always throwing his weight around, he weren't above stealin' a possum

from the dog, and sure as eggs is eggs and chickens is cowards we had ours fresh scrambled. It became harder and harder to keep our noses clean as word got around.

I tried to warn Brad "Thar ain't no such thing as a free lunch," I snorted, "and we's been havin' a whole heap of free lunches lately."

But there weren't no arguing with Brad, he was as pig-headed as they come. "Relax Jen." he'd grunted in his arrogance, "Don't ya realize, we're in good with the Man, we're flavour of the month,

so let's just ride this ol' gravy train, go with the flow and enjoy." I think it was Brad who didn't realize. Somehow I knew that sooner or later there'd come a reckoning.

Sure-nuff, one fine morning, commin' on Autumn we gets woke up early. It could mean only one thing. FOOD. Brad was in a good mood. "You can call me a pig, you can call me a boar," he joked "but don't

call me late for breakfast." There was the man, and some others too, putting out some nice juicy apples. I hoed in right quick seein' as Brad always tries to take more'n his fair share. Then, Bang! Brad just plumb falls down.

They'd shot him, right between the tank and the shed. Now Brad wouldn't have expected me to stop eatin' simply 'cause he was dead an' all. And you knows I hates waste so I had Brads breakfast as well. After all, I am a pig and Brad wouldn't be needin' it but it's a consolation knowin' he died doin' what he enjoyed most. EATIN'. But it sure

makes you think don't it? Now I've put all that behind me and I guess you could say I'm comfortable. In fact I'm happy as a

pig in civilization. Ya see, I'm still in good with the 'man' and now that Brad's gone I'm getting double everything, but I don't s'pose it pays to get too complacent.

Well I'll be seein' y'all. I's got to go now 'cause here comes the man with food. And I wonder what that long, smooth metal thing is that he's carryin'...

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I s'pose you could say we was just trotting along. Young and stupid, footloose and free.

I remember the day we chanced on the collection of sheds in the clearing, Brad fair squealed with

it ever the case that Pigs and People never are satisfied.

Maungaturoto Matters Schools


Maungaturoto Playcentre THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Our Mystery Auction held on June 9th at the Maungaturoto Country Club was a great success, raising over $2,000 for our Playcentre. We would like to thank everyone who purchased tickets, donated prizes, bid on prizes and generally lent to the fun atmosphere of the evening. Although the numbers attending did not reflect the generosity of those that did make the evening very successful, we are still grateful to everyone who contributed. Also thanks to all those who helped to put it all together particularly to Joy Robinson, our co-ordinator who did a fantastic job!

Many thanks to our out going President, Brenda Perrett who has held this position for two years now. With Brenda getting busier with work-life and wanting to spend a bit more quality time with her youngest before she goes to school, it was time for her to pass the reins to someone else. Thank you Brenda for the time, energy and effort you have put into the Playcentre for the past six years, since Joseph started. Thank you also to Julie Underwood who has been our mailing Secretary and has also been at Playcentre for six years with her two children. Both Brenda and Julie have worked very hard and have fulfilled lots of jobs in Playcentre doing fundraising, organizing the phone tree, cultural liai-son, Northland Playcentre Association Representative….the list goes on. We wish you both all the best, as you wind down your Playcentre activities and move onto other things.

Course 3 Assistance - We have found a person who is willing to help us access funding for our Wednesday sessions, by attending and fulfilling that requirement. Thanks to Bryce Thomas’ cousin who will be starting with us in Term 3, even though she no longer has children attending Playcentre. She has offered to attend until our trainees, May Seager and Christine Thomas, have completed their Course 3.

Farewell - To Rose and Darren Ogilvy, whose family has moved to Port Albert. Both Caleb and Aroha spent many happy years playing and making friends at Maungaturoto Playcentre, as did Rose. She also put many hours into our centre and on the Committee. We wish them all the best in their move.

Tables - Thank you to Cherie and Wayne Linton for providing the centre with wonderful New tables, low enough for the children to sit at and eat their Kai. Ka pai!

Office Holders Thanks to the following people who have stepped up to take on new Responsibilities for our centre. President May Seager Vice President and Education Kelly Mischewski NPA Representative Nicky Le Mesurier Bulk Funding Dave Below Mailing Secretary Kirsty Williams Planning and Evaluation Helen McKenzie Fundraising and Grounds Trish Taylor.

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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.

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Maungaturoto Matters Clubs & Organisations

Maungaturoto Matters Clubs & Organisations

Maungaturoto Garden Club

Our June meeting Our A.G.M was held in the Supper Room at the Centennial Hall, with a pot luck lunch and hot soup, which was enjoyed by the Members. Prizes for the yearly competitions were presented, with the cup for the most overall points for the year going to Bernice Flower. The Patrons prize was won by Doreen Eager and Berice Edwards.

Officers for the coming year Patron Bernice Flower President Sheryl Logan Vice President Judith Lupton Secretary Erica Champness Treasurer Lyn Causer In 2007 the Garden Club will have been going for 50 years, and we hope To contact any past members to join us in the celebration. Next meeting will be on the 19th July at 1pm in the Supper Room at the Centennial Hall, View Street, Maungaturoto. After the initial club business we will be visiting Duffs Orchid Houses.

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MAUNGATUROTO BOWLING CLUB Inc.

Secretary: Margaret Powell, 22 Gorge Rd, Maungaturoto Phone/Fax (09) 4318 396

Maungaturoto Bowling Club

The A.G.M of the Club was held in the Clubrooms on Monday 29th May.

Officers elected were as follows:

President: Ted Mooney Secretary: Margaret Powell

Treasurer: John Bull Tournament Manager: Ron McCallum

Committee: Jean Gillett, Alex Robinson, Ross Finlayson, Rex Roadley, Albie Paton,

Roy Gillett, Trevor Brljevich, Judith Broome, Kevin Robinson.

Championship Winners for 2005-06 were:

Womens Championship Singles: Jan Webster

Men's Winners:

1st Year Singles

Junior Singles

Championship Singles

Championship Pairs

Handicap Pairs

Championship Triples

Champion Fours

Special congratulations to Rex Roadley who won the Northland 1st year Singles.

Well done Rex. Also Rex and Kevin have been named in the Northland Development

Squad.

Winter Bowls are well under way with excellent attendances. Already 2 weekend

trips to Beachcomber Motel Paihia have been won by Willie Wintle (Mangawhai) and

Gary Millar (One Tree Point)

Still two more weekends up for grabs, so get your teams in.

The Club is always on the lookout for new members, so anyone wishing to try their

hand at this most enjoyable game, please contact any of the above officers.

Alex Robinson

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KAIPARA KNIGHTS SOCCER CLUB

The soccer season is well under way and we are starting to see some great soccer being played!!

The coaching with Jessie Van Kekem from WYNRS, Auckland on Friday 19th May was awesome with many children and adults taking advantage of this opportunity. We would once again like to thank all our sponsors who helped make this possible – Three Furlongs Hotel for their very generous donation, Paparoa Store, Kaiwaka Motorcycles, First National Real Estate, Shamrock Auto Care and Graham Hawkes Accountants, Kaiwaka for their generous donations towards the coaching sessions. Also thanks to Kaiwaka Sports Assn for their continued support to our club.

Rep Selection – Two ROSA rep trials have been completed for 8-10 year olds, and the following Kaipara children were successful: 9th Grade – Terry Baldwin and Duncan Northcott, 10th Grade – Daniel Rich and Jamish Kant, 11th Grade – Ryan Bradley. Well done to you all!! These children will undergo coaching and tournaments with United Soccer in Whangarei. Did you know ROSA soccer club has a website now – check it out www.freewebs.com/rosasoccer/ Club Contacts Kelly Edwards 4312166 or Karen Bradley 4316982


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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 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 JulyWhat’s on in JulyWhat’s on in JulyWhat’s on in July Wed.5th Home Builders Community House Luncheon Mon.3rd—7th School Holiday Programme—Adventure Plus Sat.15th The Bee Gees 8.00pm—Maungaturoto Country Club Mon. 17th Term 3 begins Wed.19th Maungaturoto Garden Club Meeting 1.00pm Centennial Hall Thurs.20th — 29th ORT Presents — Murder At Music Hall 8.00pm Sun.23rd — 29th ORT Presents – Murder At Music Hall 2.00pm Weds.23rd BOT Meeting 7.00pm

What’s on in AugustWhat’s on in AugustWhat’s on in AugustWhat’s on in August Tues.1st PTA Meeting 7.30pm

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 Indoor Bowls Mondays 7.15pm R.S.A.

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