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ISSUE 313

APRIL 2018

The Papamoa Newsletter The close off for the May issue will be 20th April.

Hello & welcome to this issue of

The Papamoa Newsletter

Now available on www.papamoa.co.nz.

Follow the link to read the Papamoa Newsletter online.

Here we are in April already. There is lots happening this month. Starting with Easter at the very beginning along with daylight savings the same weekend and ending with ANZAC day towards the end with Baypark Family Speedway Closing Night Firework Extravaganza on Saturday 28th from 6.30 to 10:00 pm at the ASB Arena.

Neptune Bricklaying Brick and Block Laying, Refractory Brickwork

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E-Mail: [email protected]

Pete and I celebrated our 25th Wed-ding Anniversary upon the Queen Mary 2 last month. What a fabulous ship she is. It was amazing to sail from Pilot bay out past Mount Maun-ganui and Matakana Island. The ship was very luxurious and we thoroughly enjoy our time on board. (except for the wee bit of sea sickness that hit as we crossed the Tasman) Not many more cruise ship will be arriving now as the season slows down. The Sun Princess arrives on 7th April at 8.30am and sails at 7.30pm and the Noordam arrives on the 8th at 9.15am sailing at 8pm. Then we have to wait until October for the new season to start.

I can recommend the book that has been reviewed this month. I love the Jack Reacher series and have read every book in the se-ries, some more that once. If you haven’t read any of the Jack Reacher books now is the time to start. With the cooler weather starting there is nothing better that curling up with a good book.

Have a Happy and Safe Easter

Until Next Month

Stella

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1. What is a normal cat temperature? a. 37 C b. 38.5 C c. 40 C 2. In what organ was the tumour? a. Left kidney b. Right kidney c. Liver 3. A cat can survive with only one kidney? true or false? 4. Cats often get lymphoma's! True or false? Name: ................................. Ph: ......................

Beach Road Vet Clinic Pet Trivia Quiz. Circle the correct answers (there may be more than one) Correct answers will be published a er the Vet story each

month. To enter write your name and phone number on the form cut it out and drop it in to BEACH ROAD VET CLINIC

896 Beach Road, Papamoa. Prior to 20th April.

896 Beach Road Papamoa 542 2642

First correct entry drawn wins a bag of

Nutro Natural Choice pe ood

On the road again! Dr Brett Kirkland - BEACH ROAD VET CLINIC A large, 13 year old, ginger & white cat came in looking very sad for himself. I had been looking after for him for over a decade. He was a much loved companion who regularly accompanied his owners on many road trips. Sad-ly, he lost one of those owners just before I saw him.

He was off his food and he had a rag-ing temperature of 40.3 degrees Cen-tigrade (normal for cats is 38.5 C). He’d had a few cat bites & abscesses over the years & this was cat breeding season so I expected he simply had been in a fight. I gave him an anti in-flammatory, a course of antibiotics & thought that would be that. Next day, at his check up, he had temporarily improved but then deteriorated, his

temp was 40 C. Still, maybe he just needed a bit more time for the medications to get on top of the infection. Next day, check up & his temp. was normal & he was feeling better. He seemed to recover. Two months and one road trip later, he came in again. He had recovered but was not fully back to normal & he had lost weight, normally, he was a very full figured cat! His temperature was normal but this time he had a large palpa-ble mass in his abdomen. I gave him a corticosteroid injec-tion & booked him in for an exploratory laparotomy. The most common internal mass in cats is a lymphoma tumour & I wasn't surprised when he came back for surgery to find

PAPAMOA SUNSET

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.

We are a group for ladies, meeting in the evening to cater for those who may not be able to attend a day time group

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Interesting speakers, hands-on creative workshops, and social outings.

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the mass greatly reduced. Lymphoma’s respond to corti-costeroids quite dramatically for 1-2 months but not long term. In this circumstance, we attempt surgery with the contin-gency that if the mass is non-operable we don't wake them up! Before the surgery, a radiograph indicated the mass was in the left kidney but I could not tell if it had already spread. I opened him up & found the mass in the left kidney but as far as I could see there was no evi-dence of the mass spreading. I removed his left kidney and we sent a sample off to the lab. This confirmed it was a renal lymphosarcoma (a malignant lymphoma in the kidney with an unfavourable prognosis)

Kidney tumour The problem is that at some stage it will spread, it only takes a couple of cells to infiltrate somewhere else before the sur-gery & they will already be grow-ing. My patient made a good recovery from his surgery & his one kidney was enough to keep

the old boy healthy. He went on to have a few good months before the inevitable happened but before that he was soon be travelling again!

Living Well Papamoa A New Life Church

Meet in Community Centre, Papamoa Plaza, Grava Road

All Welcome Sunday Service 10am Phone 022 398 4387 John.

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Angelic Frequency Healer

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“I clearly heard an angel say to me, Don’t be afraid dear one”

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formed – just right for a morning surf lesson. When done, saunter to a breakfast of fresh pineapple, and strong Kona coffee, a pastry and begin to an cipate some serious shopping. Such are the highlights of Waikiki, but don’t be trapped by its charms – O’ahu has much more to offer beyond Honolulu. On the east Coast there are soaring cliffs, talcum‐powder beaches and a quieter way of life, the perfect foil to the fun and frivolity of Waikiki, Sunset beach in the north may be the world’s best place to watch the sun go down. The beauty of the Hawaiian Islands is the perfect supplement to your holiday. Each island is very different from the next, with soaring mountains, drama c coastal scenery, ac ve volcanos, and majes c mountain landscapes all connected by some of the most beau ful drives you would find anywhere. There are beaches that you can’t believe you are truly enjoying and you have the chance to see whales, turtles and the beau ful corals that exist in many loca ons. Hawaii goes far beyond the white sands of Waikiki Beach…

Our instore specialists can, through their personal experiences and love for Hawaii, guide you to make the very best of choices on where to spend your precious holiday me. Hawaii is proving to be one of the most popular des na ons for New Zealanders, and once again, we have outstanding offers to tempt you to plan a wonderful winter break. Compe on is fierce between the 2 airlines who fly there, driving the price down, and we can complement this with ensuring you arrange the accommoda‐

on that is perfect for you, Charlo e and Emma in store at House of Travel Papa‐moa have been, seen and explored Ha‐waii on many occasions and their knowledge is second to none in making sure that your holiday is absolutely perfect. Tailoring a holiday that works with your budget, your style and ensuring you get the insider knowledge you need to make sure your holiday is truly excep onal….. your knowledge, our skills, working alongside each other to create the very best holiday together.

As the plane begins its descent, you lean forward in your seat, hoping to catch a glimpse of the emerald and iconic volcanic peak known as Diamond Head, rearing out of the ocean and fringed with white sand. The moment you step off the plane you know you’ve arrived in the right place ‐ the air is warm and has that languid feel that you only find in the tropics. Then, as if to reassure you further, you’re greeted, not by the usual nod from a customs official, but with a brilliant smile and a welcoming ‘aloha’. It’s a gree ng you’ll hear a hundred mes a day in Hawaii, and one which you’ll find yourself slipping into your own language as you melt into the rhythm of the islands. Hello, goodbye, peace, love and happiness – all sen ments that suit the Hawaiian lifestyle perfectly. An old‐fashioned trolley bus rumbles along the streets fringed with palm trees. Beyond lies a white sandy beach where tourists and locals relax. The surf is small but perfectly


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St Paul’s Church OPPORTUNITY SHOP

242 Dickson Road

Check out our “Special’s Table”

Constantly changing with new bargains

Tuesdays and Fridays from 10am to 4pm

Visit us to browse and buy or relax over a cuppa & a chat

Donated goods very welcome

St Pauls Church, bringing you another community service

All NEW Winter Clothing out this month

OCEANSIDE PROBUS CLUB Our club meets first Monday of each month, at 9.30.am.

Where ‐ at the Omanu Golf Club, 98 Matapihi Road, Mt. Maunganui.

Guest speakers, social ac vi es/ou ngs. All welcome. Ph: Lyn 575 6339 or Myra‐Lou 575 6595

Community Meal Come join us for a fortnightly meal on Thursday, 5th April

and Thursday 19th April from 4.30pm‐6.30pm in the Youth Hall at Papamoa Family Services

(35E Har ord Avenue, Papamoa).

Because food tastes be er when you eat it with friends.

The small Op Shop with big heart.

Since the opening of St. Paul’s Op Shop on Tuesday the 6th of August 2013 the team of volunteers and the community, making the venture possible, has accomplished so much. Just over $4,300.00 were donated in support of the medical outreaches of the MV Pacific Hope (run by Marine Reach) “During the ships me in Vanuatu over the last three years, tens of thousands of men, women and children have received free medical care, including over 60 pa ents who received surgeries for cataracts. Thousands more have benefited from our educa on programs, including junior school children who a ended our new “Keep Safe” programs.” The Op Shop’s low prices and the quality of goods for sale, reflect their philosophy that the shop should be a service to the community. The friendliness of the volunteers is o en complimented with

a cuppa and a sweet for the li le ones. The Op Shop team acknowledg‐es the community’s generous dona ons of good sellable items. Regularly a person would literally give a bag filled with dona ons for the Op Shop, before buying something else. The shop contributes much to the life and work of St. Paul’s Papamoa.


Ron Melville’s ‘Property Pulse’ © PRICES RISE—Numbers ok

February sales improved on January but in Papamoa they were not ‘on fire’. 47 house-type sales is ok and again the 700k price range dominated with 18 sales for 38%. Of interest is the $901k-$1m+ price bracket that saw 9 sales which means prices above $701k controlled 57% of the market here in Papamoa! Just goes to show where the market is right now!

Stock numbers are steady at 231 but of note is that the number of sections appear to be at 12-month lows.

In the future this may lead to buyers having to focus on more established homes for sale vs. building due to a lack of sections—time will tell.

Our office has (as always) been ‘humming along’ and we continue to see a stream of out-of-town buyers shopping for an own home and some investors are now been seen.

Eves Auctions are doing ok too with nearly 80% selling over the

standard 90-day marketing period. Owners should not over-look that this method can still provide an opportunity to achieve a better price if one is to be had.

By time you read this, ‘Daylight Saving’ will have changed (1st April) but chances are buyers will still be here shopping.

Talk to me about the changing market, you know what to do—invite me a round for a cuppa!

If you would like a copy of all the January results (can also include The Mount’s as well if you would like) contact me now by email or text.

No responsibility taken for errors/omissions & personal views expressed! Data collated

from internal property sources. No promise of purchase guaranteed.

41 ò sales last

month ‐ 14

266 ò for sale ‐ 2

SALES = 47

14 on last month

4 SALE = 7 Optimism

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Email me to receive my monthly ‘Property Pulse’ Sales Commentary

& Graphs.

Grey Power Papamoa & Districts

Assn. Inc.

Our mee ng this month is 1pm, Friday 13th April at the Papamoa Library/Community Centre. Black Friday, but don’t let that worry you. We have Debbie Cunliffe to speak at the mee ng. She is very knowledgeable about diabetes as she is from Diabetes Health Tauranga. So come along and have your ques ons and concerns answered. All Welcome! The local commi ee mee ng in March was very construc ve. The years programme is finalised and we have in interes ng year ahead. Subs are now due and invoices and programmes have been dispatched in the mail. Subs can be brought along to the April mee ng, mailed or online. Two delegates from our Associa on will be a ending the Grey Power Na onal AGM in Blenheim this month. Tom O’Conner has served his two year term as Na onal President. Elec ons for his and Na onal Board Member posi ons are on the agenda. Plus, remits are to be voted on, speakers to hear and other members to meet from around the country. Medical Ma ers: the Shingles Vaccine, which Grey Power

lobbied government for, is now available, and its also me for your flu jab. Preven on is be er than cure. So Friday 13th at 1pm at Papamoa Library/Community Centre. $4.00 Raffle and Refreshments.. PS ‐ You have to be a financial Grey Power member to receive the well‐priced Grey Power electricity. PPS ‐ Hope you had some nice chocolate goodies and you altered your clocks and no one played any tricks on you.

Dorothy 574 7271

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PAPAMOA MAHJONG

Whether you are an absolute beginner or an

experienced player, we would be delighted if you could join us in the Driftwood Room, Papamoa Sports

and Recreation Centre, Parton Road on Monday afternoon (except public

holidays) from 12.30pm to 4pm. $3 incl afternoon tea.

For more information phone Pam on 5745644.

Papamoa Peddlers

Cycle bunch riding Meet 9 am Tuesdays

& Fridays Pacifica, Tara Road.

Anna 542 5240 or 021 1274789

[email protected]

Te Puke Floral Art Group Floral Art‐‐‐Are you free the 4th Monday of the month.

We have workshops & demonstra ons. For novices we have free lessons

{these will be available in Papamoa}. Enquiries Berwyn Pollard Ph 5743335.

PAPAMOA BEACH WOMENS INSTITUTE

At our AGM on the 20th February 2018 a new President of our Papamoa Beach Women’s Institute was elected. We welcome Anita Paynter back on board. Anita was President a few years back.

At our March meeting we had an Irish Sing a Long group entertain us. Was extremely enjoyable.

For Club Day April 17th we have the “Song Birds” entertaining us. Come along for friendship and fun. Our competition for the day is to make and wear a party hat.

We have a Garage Sale April 19th. Anyone wishing to help us by donating items, please phone Anita. 542 1990. Your contributions will be greatly appreciated. Funds raised go to charities.

We are a friendly Club and always welcome visitors and new members. Our meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month, from 11am to 2pm at the Papamoa Sports Centre, off Parton Road Papamoa.

For further information please phone Anita Paynter 542 1990 or email [email protected]

This Month in History

1st Oliver Pollack invents the dollar sign $ (1779) Day me soap opera General Hospital first airs on ABC (1963) 3rd The Pony Express begins delivering the mail (1860) 4th Mar n Luther King Jr. is assassin‐ ated. (1968) The North Atlan c Treaty Organizatrion (NATO) us signed (1949) 10th The “Unsinkable” RMS Titanic departs on it’s maiden voyage from Southampton, England (1912) 12th Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin becomes the first person in space (1961) 15th The Titanic hits an iceberg in the North Atlan c ocean and sinks (1912) 18th The great San Francisco earthquake hits, killing 700 people (1906) 19th A er a 51 day siege in Waco, Texas, the Branch Dividian Compound goes up in flames, killing the cult members (1993) 30th The Vietnam War ends with the fall of Saigon ( later names Hi Chi Minh City) (1975)


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Book Review 61 Hours - Lee Child

After some big city and terrorism-fuelled plots recently, in 61 Hours Child takes Reacher back to his transient roots, on the highways and byways of backcountry America. A skidding bus leaves the wander-ing ex-military policeman stranded in a blizzard-bashed small town that’s straining at the seams thanks to a federal prison opening nearby. Once Reacher convinces the over-stretched local cops he’s not an out-of-town hitman sent by a ruthless Mexican drug lord to silence an elderly witness, he finds himself roped into protective detail. Battling freezing elements, and rare self-doubts, he turns his attention to the drug-running bikers squatting next to a mysterious stone building on the prairie. But are they the real danger?

Child delivers another taut, exciting thriller. A gripping page-turner that will have readers chattering their teeth in sympathy for the coatless Reacher battling Arctic cold and unseen dangers, while also revealing a bit more about the popular hero – who in effect is a modern day cowboy, a 21st century knight errant or Ronin samurai traipsing from place to place, trying to stop those who put the world to wrongs. Child builds momentum well, slipping in some nice twists and turns, as well as unexpected and rare Reacher self-reflection and details about his military past, to keep everyone guessing on the way to an explosive climax and cliff-hanger ending.

Recipe of the Month Spiced beef and carrot burgers

Ingredients:

455g lean ground beef 2 carrots, coarsely grated 85g mushrooms, finely chopped 55g fresh wholemeal breadcrumbs 2 tbsp tomato puree 1 medium egg, lightly beaten 1 clove of garlic, crushed 2 tsp ground cumin 2 tsp ground coriander (cilantro) 1 tsp curry powder Black pepper

Method:

1. Preheat the grill to medium. Place all the ingredients in a large bowl and mix together well.

2. Shape the mixture into 4 round flat burgers, using your hands. Grill for about 10‐15 minutes, un l the burgers are lightly browned and cooked to your liking, turning once.

NOTE: These healthy burgers will be popular with the family. Try serving them in granary baps piled high with crisp salad leaves, slices of tomato and tangy relish.


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This is an environmentally friendly soil enhancer, being a By Product of a worm farm.

Use on your garden diluted up to ten times. Spraying onto foliage may discourage foraging

insects.

Now Available on Tuesdays & Fridays at St Pauls Op Shop, 242 Dickson Road, Papamoa

ZONTA SAYS NO To VIOLENCE & ABUSE

IT IS OK to ask for help – phone: Police – Emergency 111

Family Violence Information Line 0800 456 450 Tauranga Living Without Violence 0800 577 003 Tauranga Moana Victim Support 0800 842 846 Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support 0800 742 584 Tauranga Women’s Refuge 0800 TO REFUGE

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MT. RSA COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB.

Affiliated with the NZ Country Music Assn.

Held on the last Sunday of the month at 1pm to 3:30pm. In the Mt RSA Club Rooms Dee Street, Mt. Maunganui.

Free entry Live Band

GUEST ARTIST FOR APRIL 29TH 2018 SHOW. ANITA SMITH Winner of two

“Stars in Their Eyes, TV Awards”

Members and Guests welcomed. Wonderful atmosphere ‐ fabulous a ernoon of

entertainment.

Enquiries to Julz or Alan 572 2325

Papamoa Garden Circle

There was a good turnout at the AGM meeting of the Papamoa Garden Circle recently. A good selection of flowers were entered into all compe-titions , given the season . It was great to see the num-ber of visitors coming along and showing interest in the club’s activities

Compe on March 2018 Decora ve: 1.Marilyn McLeod. 2.Lesley Vince Flower of the month: 1.Carol Lobb. 2.Alsion Bell. 3.Ruth Koberstein Small Bloom: 1.Mary Johnson. 2.Marilyn Mc Leod. 3.Lesley Vince Medium Bloom: 1.Marilyn McLeod. 2.Ruth Koberstein. 3.Lee Higgins Large Bloom: 1.Marilyn McLeod. 2.Alison Parsons. 3.Alison Bell Shrub: 1.Marilyn McLeod. 2.Alison Bell. 3.Lyn Galpin Spike: 1. Carol Lobb. 2.Ruth Koberstein. 3.Lesley Vince Cluster: 1.Carol Lobb. 2.Mary Johnson. 3.Lesley Vince Climber: 1.Carol Lobb. 2.Alison Bell. 3.Lesley Vince Fruit: 1.Ruth Koberstein. 2.Alison Parsons. 3.Beverley Cole Vegetables: 1.Beverley Cole. 2.Mary Johnson. 3.Alison Parsons

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St Paul’s Church A Caring Community

We all need somewhere friendly and relaxed where we are accepted and can recharge and explore significant

issues of life. You are invited to visit us and see whether this fellowship might add value to your life.

Where: 242 Dickson Road Services: 9.30am (contemporary traditional style)

Sunday School, Kids Club, Friendship Group & more for you at St. Paul’s

Contact: Anne Clarke 572 5522 Rev Dr Jaco Reyneke 574 3371 / 027 325 9003

Email: [email protected]

Easter treats Ditch the chocolate eggs this Easter and give a White Wabbit. This high quality, 100% cotton tea towel is neatly gift wrapped and perfect as it is, or wrap some hot cross buns in one to take to a new neighbour. Available from our hospice shops for $14 each, or purchase online, where you’ll also find a list of other outlets.

Charity Shops We’ve got the district covered when it comes to quality secondhand goods. Katikati to Te Puke and almost every-where in between, come and visit! Make a day of it and do an op shop crawl with a group of friends and a set budget. Even better, bring something to donate, and do some shopping while you’re there. Check out the maps and locations on the Shops tab at www.waipuna-hospice.co.nz. Supporting our shops helps our care and support of patients and families.

We’re always keen to see makeover projects, outfits or upcycling that you’ve achieved using purchases from our shops so feel free to post them on our Facebook page WaipunaHospiceTauranga. We also have an Instagram page if that’s more up your alley.

Keep in Touch ‘Like’ us on Facebook and visit www.waipuna-hospice.co.nz to keep up with the latest in education and fundraising events, or to register as a volunteer.

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Beach Road Vet Clinic Answers

1. B. Rory was a wonderdog but his breed was Irish Setter 2. A. Dogs cool down by panting 3. C. Laryngeal paralysis in horses is called roaring 4. True - A complication of laryngeal surgery is aspiration pneumonia.

.The winner of this months 3kg bag of Nutro Natural Choice is

Rachel Rich

To enter this month, write your name and phone number on the form, cut it out and drop it in to BEACH ROAD

VET CLINIC, 896 Beach Rd. Before 20th April.

Papamoa Sports Outdoor Bowling Club

Parton Road, Papamoa

New members & other clubs very welcome

Tidy Mu i dress, flat soled shoes, bowls available.

Home early we’ll show you how Sunday & Wednesday 1pm Names in by

12.45pm

All enquiries to Brian 5755424


PETANQUE Come and join us, in this low impact,

affordable sport. 1st three visits free / Boules available /

Tui on given Day of Play Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday Register 12.45 pm / Play starts 1.00pm

Venue: Club Mt Maunaganui, Kawaka St. Contact: Brenda Wh1s‐

[email protected]

New Members Welcome

Papamoa 500 Club The club meets every Thursday

@ 12.45pm Gordon Spra Reserve

In the Surf Breakers Room

All Welcome Daily charge $3.00 includes

Tea and Biscuits Contact Dave 575 5887

Tauranga Friends of the Library

One of our Book Groups meets at the Papamoa Library

on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 10am. We are a friendly group, with

lively discussions on a different theme each month. Visitors and new members always welcome,

For further informa on phone Pa 572 0201 or Helen 021 112 6397. Web page www.fol‐tauranga.org.nz

Excel Toastmasters

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We invite you to come as our guest at Arataki Community

Centre in Zambuck (off Grenada St)

Every 2nd, 4th & 5th Tuesdays 6:15 - 8.30PM

Ring Tess ph 5756610.

MEN’S SHED TE PUKE A place for men to meet and do projects of their own and

the community. Feel welcome to come and join us for a coffee and chat if

you are over 60. We have a fully equipped workshop behind Vincent

House, 86 No3, Te Puke. Phone Mike 07 562 1155 or Malcolm 07 543 6239

Community of St Aidan Messy Church 1st and 15th April

4‐6pm, Free ‐ meal incl. 53 Te Okuroa Drive Papamoa.

Julie 0274 205 375.

Papamoa Indoor Sports Bowling Club 6th March club night 1st Phil Gundersen Celeste Henderson John Backhouse 2nd Barry Clement Geoff Behrent Lyn Carswell 13th March club night 1st Robin Simmons Terry Youngman Kevin Wadsworth James Erskine 2nd Bob Mar n Bill Franklyn Margaret Porter

Daylight Savings

Alter your clocks This weekend

Sunday 1st 3am clocks are turned

backwards to 2am


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Phone / Fax: 07 542 0742

Mobile: 021 0374 548

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Helping small businesses in Papamoa since 1999

Papamoa College is proud to be part of the Papamoa community and to have the support of local families and businesses.

The Papamoa College Parents & Friends Group would like to offer you the opportunity to be‐come a part of the Papamoa College Business Directory located on the College website, www.papamoacollege.school.nz.

This provides a pla orm for anyone, to promote their business, while having exposure to the Papamoa College community, in an easy and inexpensive way. Joining the Papamoa College Business Directory is both inexpensive and easy.

If you would like more informa on please contact Kath Sargent on [email protected] or 027 558 8771.

The Kauri Centre is a day

programme for seniors run

from 10‐3pm every Monday,

Tuesday and Friday at the Evans

Road

Community Church. It is a great

place to go for fun ac vi es,

new friendships and good food.

Our team are trained to provide

interes ng ac vi es and sup‐

port seniors and in a

professional and caring way. All

are welcome. Please phone the

manager Colin at 2130025 for

more informa on.

PAPAMOA ROTARY CLUB TO FUND

COMMUNITY GRANTS

The Rotary Club of Papamoa was Chartered in April, 2008, and to recognise the 10 years of Community involvements, wishes to provide grants totalling up to $10,000, to local community based organisa ons.

The Rotary Club of Papamoa is a local community based group of volunteers. They develop humanitarian projects in the local community, other parts of New Zealand and Interna onally. As Rotarians, their members want to make a difference for others. In the 9 years since being Chartered, The Papamoa Rotary Club has donated $190,000 to Local, Na onal and Interna onal causes, and intends to con nue with similar involvements into the foreseeable future.

The President of the Papamoa Rotary Club, Russell Kilpatrick, has announced that Grants of up to $2000 each will be considered for projects by eligible community groups that meet the eligibility criteria of the Papamoa Rotary Club. These are outlined in Guidelines associated with these Grants. Papamoa Rotary Club reserves the right to par ally fund or not fund any grant if they are not deemed to meet the eligibility crite‐ria and/or do not reach the expecta on of the Club.

The Timeline for Grant Applica ons opened on 28th February, 2018, and closes on 30th April, 2018.

Community Grant Guidelines and Applica on Forms can be obtained from Project Director, Doug Kingsford, phone 5725305, or Email: [email protected]


83 Girven Road Ph: 5755009

all hours New Patients & Visitors Welcome

Open Monday - Friday 8.00am to 5.30 pm

Saturday 8.30am - 12pm

Dr. Graeme Tingey

M.B., ChB. FRNZCGP

Dr. Gina Wright-Barry M.B., ChB.

Dr Susan Jenkins M.B. ChB.

Brent & Rebecca Thurston

Unit 7, 57 Te Okuroa Drive, Papamoa off Parton Road

Ph: (07) 542 2802 Mob: 021 716 441

All Makes & Models Everything Automotive

W.O.F. - Bookings Essential Batteries Wheel Alignments Tyres Free Battery Testing Servicing & Repairs on all

cars, 4WD, petrol, diesel, motorhome & light trucks

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and care for 0-6 yrs

LET YOUR CHILD GROW IN

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ENVIRONMENT

PH: 07 542 1810

PAPAMOA PHYSIOTHERAPY

Steve Tucker

25/60 Parton Road Papamoa

Ph: 542 1664

Helping to keep Papamoa healthy since 1987

First Treatment FREE on ACC before

30/6/18 when you bring in this advert. One deal per customer

They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old,

Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn,

At the going down of the sun and the in the

morning,

We shall remember them

EVANS ROAD COMMUNITY CHURCH

30 Evans Road, Papamoa A congregation of St Andrews

Presbyterian Church

"To know Jesus and to make Him known"

ALL WELCOME Sunday Morning Service 10am, Children's Church & Fellowship

Phone: 021 125 7705

PAPAMOA PALMS FRIENDSHIP CLUB

New to Papamoa ???

Come & meet other active retirees in your community!

We meet at the Sport and Recreation Centre, Parton Road, on the first

Wednesday of each month at 11.15am. We have lunch together, afternoon

speakers with a variety of topics, interest groups, activities and functions.

Phone Sue 574 3280 for more info.

Marlin Friendship Club - Mount

The Club meets monthly and have the following interest groups such as Petanque

500 Cards Walking group. Golf Coach trips Tenpin Bowls. Outdoor Bowls plus

several other Groups. We welcome new members. For more

information please call Keith 575 2644 or Helen 572 2993.

Crochet Worx. Sheepskin Bootees - Plain and Fancy, Mat-inee Jackets, Baby Blankets, Shawls, Coats,

Baby Sets, Frocks, Knee Warmers, Ruffle Scarves, Hand Towels, Children’s Ponchos,

Edgings. Margaret 021 2310919 / Be y 542 1722


Justice of the Peace

J.P.’s are now available at the Papamoa Library every

Wednesday from 10.00 am - 12.00 noon Papamoa Sunshine Probus Club.

A Group for Retired & Semi retired people to provide friendship and fellowship. We meet on the 2nd Tues. of each month for lunch with a Guest Speaker at the Sports Club in Parton Road. We also have regular outings

including walking, eating out etc. Enquiries to Anne e 575 9566

[email protected] or Bob 562 3657 [email protected]

FRIENDSHIP GROUP

Would you like to part of a Friendly Group of Senior ladies?

The Friendship group meets every Thursday Morning from 9.45am at

St Paul’s Church. Morning Tea, Crafts, Card

Making, Games etc. All Welcome Cost $2.00

Ph Elma 574 8993 or Anne 572 5522

Phoenix Club Meet at Mt Maunganui

Golf Club, 15 Fairway Ave, Mt Maunganui At 9.30

am on first Wednesday of month.

Our members are friendly, welcoming, caring and have meetings that are fun

& interesting.

We welcome new members. Please call Aylene 575 4967

City On It’s Feet Walking Groups in Papamoa COIF has many walking groups available in the Papamoa area from Pram walkers to 50+ Groups and anything in-between

Contact Michelle on 027 441 2164 for more information

Omanu Outdoor

Bowling Club Golf Road Mt Maunganui

New Members Welcome Twilight Monday Evenings

Rollups Tues, Wed & Friday Coaching for Beginners, Bowls

Available Come play on two of the best grass

Greens in Tauranga All enquiries to Brenda 575 0314

PAPAMOA COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB

4th SUNDAY of the MONTH ALL WELCOME 1- 4.30 pm

Members $3 Non-Members $4 Enquiries Sharon 572 1983

Grant 576 0434

PAPAMOA SPORTS & RECREATION CTR.

PARTON RD.

The Rotary Club of Papamoa

5th April Dave Love Classic Flyers

12th April Maurice McPhall Oil Industry

19th April Commi ee Mee ng

26th April Club Mee ng prepare for Golf Tournament

29th April PowerCo Charity Golf Tournament Mount Maunganui Golf Club

Meetings on Thursday at 6pm at

Robert Harris Café Papamoa Plaza, 7 Gravatt Road

For membership enquiries contact Viv Edgar on

027-549-5379

All Welcome but bookings essential Our clubs meets 6.30pm

4th Wednesday of each month at Blue Bi You, 559 Papamoa Beach Road.


Omanu Club

Friendship, New Friends, Interest Groups.

Meet at Club Mount at 9:30am 2nd Wednesday of month

New Members Welcome Excellent Speakers

Ring Rose 574 2232

A Celebrant required? Jacqui Looker Births, Deaths, Marriages & other Ph: 542 1766 027 629 5339

Auto Repairs & W.O.F. Papamoa Workshop Ph: 572 3998 Fax: 572 3997

B Original Clothing Alterations 11B / 34 Gravatt Road Fashion Island Ph: 07 574 3278 Eva Lee—Bowen Therapy www.naturaltherapypages.co.nz/therapist/3662. Mob: 027 337 4934

Harman Automotive Full Mechanical Repairs & Service Ph: 542-0884. 5 Enterprise Drive

House Cleaner available Thursdays and Fridays only Ph Wendy 0275 917 553

Indian Food @ Papamoa Mumbai Masala Restaurant & Takeaways Ph: 574 3640

Ju’s Hair - Cuts, Colours, Curls 12 Emery Place, Papamoa Ph: 07 574 9337 or 027 587 4247

Max TV Aerials - Installations, upgrades, repairs, sats, tune-ups. Your local man Ph: 0274 888 430

Osbourn Gas Services Servicing and repairs call Rob Ph: 574 2382 or 021 884 095

Picture Framing 988 Papamoa Beach Road Ph: 542 0994 or 022 542 0994

Presto Electrical [email protected] Ph: 07 575 9435 Mob: 0212 797 255

Quit Smoking in 1 hour James Marx Hypnosis Ph: 574 8438 021 37 35 23

Roof Repairs, Gutter Cleaning & Repairs. Pete Crankshaw Mob: 0274 367 740 Ph: 542 4291

Rossco Plumbing Ltd 0274 871 189 [email protected]

Sandie Morrison - Ray White Realty 12 Girven Road, Bayfair. Mob: 021 037 7707 Ph: 928 5000

Shelley Burnette Hypnotherapy Phobias, Smoking etc. P:021 2424 121 E: [email protected]

Quick Reference Guide

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Trust and Asset Protection

Fenton McFadden

Help is available at Papamoa for all your legal requirements. Fenton McFadden is your neighbourhood law office, with a

branch situated at the Domain Shopping Centre, 558 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa

(Opposite Papamoa Domain). We offer practical, efficient and professional assistance in all

aspects of law with many years experience and friendly, efficient service.

Listed below are just a small number of legal services available

Office Hours:

Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5pm

Telephone: (07) 542-1200 Facsimile: (07) 542-1299

E-mail [email protected]


LIONS MARKET

The Lions Markets this month are on April 8th & 22nd

At Gordon Spra Reserve

Adver se your non profit organisa on or sports team free with The Papamoa Newsle er.

Call me for details 07 572 3786 Stella

ANZAC Day. Least we forget.

Working from Home? You’re not Alone.

Rotary provides addi onal business friends and a way of improving your work/life balance, whilst connec ng you with your community and the

wider world

Contact Russell

Mobile: 021 865 617


Alcoholics Anonymous Mee ngs

Thursday: Alcoholics Anonymous Papamoa: Open Meeting at

Salvation Army, Eversham Road

7:30 to 8:30pm Ph 0800 229 6757

Saturday: Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Meeting at St Andrews,

Dee St, 10-11am,

Children welcome

Ph 0800 229 6757

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