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Waipu plans a parade for
Paralympic medal winner
Paralympic medal winner Fiona Southorn is due
back in Waipu next week
and Waipu people are
planning a parade with
pipers to celebrate her
achievement.
Fiona won her medal in
the C5 women’s 3,000 metre pursuit race, taking
5 seconds off her personal
Fiona Southorn
best time for the distance.
“I was a bit possessed. I wanted that bronze medal”,
Fiona said after the award ceremony. With a time of
3.52.695 minutes she finished behind Britain’s Sarah
Storey – 3.72.170 and Poland’s Anna Harkowska –
3.48.885. The event was held on Thursday 30 August,
the first day of the games and Fiona’s bronze was the
first New Zealand medal.
This is the third time the 44 - year - old has competed
at a Paralympics and the first time she has made it to
the podium.
Since her bronze medal event, Fiona has competed in
the 500 metre Time Trial where she finished 7th and
was part of the Team Sprint race where the New Zealand team came 10th.
Yesterday, Wednesday 5 September, she was due to
race in the 16km road time trial (at 11am UK time)
and today, Thursday 6 September (at 3pm UK time)
she is entered in the 56 km Road Race. Fiona was born
with no left hand. The C5 category she races in consists
mostly of people with arm or hand disabilities.
The parade will be held in the main street of Waipu at
1.30pm on Monday 17 September.
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Special visitors at Waipu Primary
There was great excitement at Waipu Primary on Wednesday 22nd August when Olympic rowing medalists
Mahe Drysdale and Juliette Haigh came to visit. The pair passed around their gold and bronze medals for
the children to hold and listened to some singing – some new words put to the tune of “Row, row, row your
boat.”
Of course, once the famous visitors had left the teachers had the children write stories about the experience of
meeting them. Year 5 student Summer Ford wrote: “I learned that when they were racing in their boats they
felt heaps of pain but they never gave up, no matter what they felt like.”
“It felt so cool to shake both of their hands and hand them our specially made card. I even got to thank them
in front of the school”, wrote Year 6 student Callum McKay.
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6 September 2012
This Issue:
EDITORIAL
Page 4. ..Letters
Page 5....Grandparents day at Waipu Primary
Page 5...More log exports then ever.
Page 6... Date set for this year's Tides Out Fun Run.
Page 7...Hook up to Health. Health services expo..
Page 9.... Neil Todd of Marsden Point made National
President of 60's Up. .
Page 10......Bream Bay College page
Page 11.. Police report
Page 12. & 13 ... Don Abercrombie - back from a year
working with he International Committee
of the Red Cross in Afghanistan.
Page 14 ... Call for Waipu Pageant cast.
Page 14... What's On in Bream Bay
Page 15...Margaret Batten thanked for over 29 years of
voluntary work at the Waipu Opp shop
Pages 16 & 17....Trades and Services.
Pages 18 & 19..... Classified advertising.
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Days of miracles and wonder
Such heavy rain this morning. Rivers are forming out
in the paddocks. I dashed out in raincoat and gumboots
to feed my hens and came back inside with soaking wet
knees. One feature of my new iphone, which I have come
to like, is its local weather forecast. How does this work?
I push the weather icon – a yellow sun with a sea/sky
background. It takes a few moments – and then up comes
the weather for today and tomorrow and every day until
Saturday at North River, Waipu. If I touch the word North
River it gives me an hourly weather prediction – rain all
day today I am afraid, but tomorrow – Tuesday has an
orange sun.
“These are the days of miracles and wonder.” Some song
lines say it all.
On Saturday morning I was privileged to meet and talk to
Don Abercrombie of Waipu, who has spent many years
working for the Red Cross as a logistics co-ordinator in
trouble spots around the world. His most recent posting
was in Afghanistan.
After talking to Don I have a sharpened interest in the
debate over whether New Zealand should bring its
military troopes home from that country. When detonation
devices are set in the paths of International Committee of
the Red Cross, ICRC, vehicles, which are there to provide
impartial aid, it seems such a hopeless situation.
I hadn’t realised how many people - 29 million live in
Afghanistan. The pictures I have seen show a bleak
looking place; cold, mountainous and continually at war.
Imagine those 108,807 aid parcels, cooking utensils, soap
and blankets arriving on board those two Beechcraft
aeroplanes in isolated places and being handed out to
people whose homes and food crops have been destroyed
in the fighting. It must make a huge difference to their
lives.
I think Don’s story supports a theme song of mine at
present. It makes more sense for young people to wait
until they have some skills and life experiences before
they go travelling the world. When on his OE he saw the
refugees from the Rwanda conflict living in tent towns,
Don already had valuable expertise working in the logistics
departments of private companies. He was able to make a
useful contribution to the work of the Red Cross.
The rain has stopped and the sun has found a blue patch
of sky to shine through. The iphone predictions are not
always 100% correct. Heavy grey clouds still threaten
from all sides but it’s looking a little bit more hopeful out
there. I think how this is like the work of the ICRC in
Afghanistan and other war zones around the world – a
little bit of blue in a dark, threatening sky.
lyn
Mari
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The 57 year - old concrete sea wall is being undermined by the tide.
A seawall along the north western edge of the Ruakaka
campground peninsula is collapsing and Mike and
Anne-Marie Abel, the campground managers are
worried this will lead to the erosion and eventual loss
of this original section of the campground. The estuary
watercourse has moved closer to the peninsula edge
and is undermining the 57 year old concrete wall.
Pohutukawa trees growing at the cliff edge are likely
to tumble into the sea and a large flat grassed area used
as a picnic area by local people as well as for camping
could be lost. Orange netting along the top of the cliff
edge warn camp users that the cliff edge is unstable.
The managers say the problem could be fixed with a
rock wall similar to the one built at One Tree Point.
Mike has gathered quotes to find how much this would
cost and the price looks to be around $60,000.
However the campground, which is facing a big bill
for connection to the new Ruakaka south sewerage
scheme, just doesn’t have the money to do this work
at present.
Camp fees went up 30% recently, the first major price
rise in 35 years.
The price is now $32 a night for a site for 2 people,
$10.50 per night for every extra adult or $5.50 for
every child from 5 – 15 years of age. “We can’t really
put the price up again. We want to keep it affordable
for the average family”, said Anne Marie.
This is still cheaper then the rate at Camp Waipu Cove
where the price for a 2 person non -powered campsite
ranges from $34 - $40 depending on the time of year.
The Department of Conservation ,which owns the land
the campground is sited on is facing funding cuts of its
own and is unlikely to come to the rescue.
The campground managers have been told that at
present the DOC line on the situation is to “monitor
and retreat” that is to move camping sites away from
the eroding cliff edge.
The camp is administered by the Ruakaka Reserve
Camp Board, a non - profit making body whose
members are volunteers appointed by the Department
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WEED CONTROL
I was both shocked and upset by your statement that
no objections had been raised to seedling removal (of
mangroves in the Ruakaka Estuary) as I had strongly
opposed this course of action at length in both my
submissions and had provided photographic evidence
to support by position.
Surely you must know as a responsible journalist of
the need to check your facts before going to print. I
therefore expect you to print a correction together with
the reasons for my opposition given below.
For the record, mangroves have for all practical
purposed reached the physical limit of their expansion
here in this part of the Ruakaka Wildlife Refuge they
are no longer advancing into the estuary. This is because
every time there is a strong ebb tide, especially after
heavy rainfall in the catchment, germinating seeds and
seedlings are swept out to sea and then deposited along
the high water mark on Ruakaka beach.
Remember seedlings can only take permanent root
when there is little current and so there are insufficient
numbers to justify disturbance of bird life. The natural
forces are holding the line, they do not need any outside
assistance. Indeed, ironically, there are less mangroves
now in the application area as a result of unlawful
poisoning back in 2004!
However, there is not doubt that a certain amount of
infilling and back - filling is still taking place in some
areas of the estuary. Interestingly, exactly the same
pattern of mangrove growth, including no further
advance seaward, has been observed by the Northland
Regional Council in Whangarei Harbour.
If the applicants had only bothered to carry out an
ecological survey they would have discovered what was
actually going on in the refuge. They would have found
there was even more banded rail habitat on the north
side of the estuary opposite Princes Rd. and beyond.
Frankly it was only too obvious that the applicant had
little real knowledge or understanding of this particular
stretch of the estuary relevant to their proposal. They
even failed to identify more areas of salt marsh as well
as sand flats, also on the north side. Mysteriously these
are all missing from the inaccurate aerial map you
published.
They failed to acquaint themselves with the latest
research on mangroves, salt marsh and banded rail
with the result that their application was characterised
by omissions, errors and misrepresentations.
What saddens me most of all is that the banded rails
(one of NZ’s most secretive of birds) has little chance
of survival. Since disturbance and destruction of habitat
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CROP, GUN & PASTURE SPRAYING
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Wednesday 12 September.
have long since been identified as the principal cause
of loss of species. The conditions accompanying the
consent will not prevent this.
I am disgusted with the actions of the Ruakaka
Ratepayers and Residents Association. Not only do
they know nothing about mangroves and the valuable
part they play in a coastal eco system, but the moment
they discovered the presence of banded rails they
should have backed off. I wonder how they and all
those members of the community who supported them,
would feel if they were evicted from their homes and
denied access to food? So much for a wildlife refuge
offering a safe haven – it’s a sick joke.
Margaret Hicks
Ruakaka
Editor’s note: Sorry Margaret. I should have known
better. Have there been any publicly notified resource
consent applications made in Ruakaka over the past
eight years which you have not opposed at length?
Commending Bream Bay
College students for stunning contribution to Art ‘n
Tartan show
We would like to commend the fine contribution of
the two Kapahaka performers Kahi Tipene,and Jaydyn
Matiu, and the young singer Mereaira Steadman from
Bream Bay College who performed in our Art n Tartan
show.
They made a stunning contribution to the show.
In particular, our director was especially grateful to
Betty Henare for her assistance in this.
The performance of these young people was a credit to
everyone involved!
Many thanks to Betty, the students and the school.
Best wishes,
Patsy Montgomery,
Manager
Waipu Museum
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6 September 2012
Grandparents Day at
Waipu Primary
Six - year - old Samantha Cowpland had three grandparents to show around her
classroom on Grandparents Day held at Waipu Primary on Friday 31 August. Pauline
Eastward (right) and Jeff Grove travelled up from Pukekohe for the occasion, while
Anne Cowpland, (left who lives in Waipu had a much shorter journey to make.
Grandparents were treated to a performance in the Waipu Coronation Hall, served
lunch back at school and then shown around the classrooms by their grandchildren.
More logs then ever shipped
from Northport
More logs then ever are being shipped through the port at Marsden Point. In the
financial year, which ended in June 2012, 1.96 million tonnes of logs left the port,
an increase of 25% on the previous year.
Accountant Nick Monsen, in charge while CEO Jon Moore is on leave in Europe,
said 65% of the log exports are going to China.
“A few years ago it was about 50 – 50 between India and China but now China takes
by far the biggest volume.
He said the slowdown in the Chinese economy, which has been cited as part of
the cause of the State Owned Enterprise Solid Energy’s woes, doesn’t seem to be
affecting the demand for logs.
Mr. Monsen said that when the port opened in 2003 log volumes were high at
around 1.2 million tonnes but fell sharply to just 400 thousand tonnes in 2006/2007.
However for the past three years volumes have been steadily climbing. Work on an
extension of the log storage area at the port, was completed in April and is already
filled with logs.
Mr. Monsen said part of the reason more space is needed is because the port is
dealing with more customers whose logs need to be kept in separate stacks.
“To start with we had just four different customers but now we have more than
ten.”
Overall volume through the port in the 2011/2012 year was 2.7 million tonnes.
Wood chip from the Marusumi plant in Portland, which goes to paper mills in Japan
is the second biggest cargo the port handles, while processed timber such as LVL
from the Marsden Point plant and veneer and triboard from the Carters plant in
Kaitaia account for most of the remaining volume.
The newest product to come through the port is concrete railway sleepers from
the Busck concrete plant in Whangarei, which has a four year contract to supply
sleepers for railway line repairs in Tasmania.
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Ruakaka South Sewer Extension
PROGRESS IN AREA 6.
A major milestone has been achieved with the
granting of the Resource Consent to allow the
new rising main to be installed under the stream
by the Ruakaka Motor Camp entrance. This type
of installation is becoming standard practise in
the industry now, as it eliminates a potential
source of spills in the future. The pipe line is
drilled 4m below the stream bed. There will no
longer be fitting & pipework on the side of the
bridge that can leak or be struck.
The pipe was installed this week. The replacement of the Paradise Shores Rising Main is almost complete.
The next major milestone will be the installation
of a new Pump Station in front of the CampPipe going in and under the stream
ground.
Over 50 domestic tanks have now been installed on private properties. The street
reticulation will shortly be tested before we can start commissioning the new pump
systems in October. We are still on track to complete Area 6 before December 2012.
PROGRESS IN AREA 1.
The location of existing services in Area 1 (Ruakaka Bridge to Seaview Rd) has
been completed.
The installation of the street reticulation is now 50% complete.
Site visits in this area are continuing over the next few months, our Stakeholder
Manager will be contacting you shortly to make appointments.
PROGRESS IN AREAS 2 & 3
We will shortly be locating the
services in this section (Seaview Rd to Princes Rd) to determine the pipe line routes.
If you see any area where we
can improve the safety for both
our teams and the general public, please contact Jody at the
Site Office on 0800 Rua-Sewer
or 0800 782-73937.
Pipe being pulled through by the drilling team outside
the motorcamp.
New youth friendly corner at
the Bream Bay Medical Centre
Bream Bay Medical Centre has a
new youth friendly corner with comfortable chairs, colourful paintings
by Wellington artist Matua Michael
Raimona and leaflets on, amongst
other subjects, - “How to get your
parents to listen to you.”
Debrah Johns, the medical centre’s
manager, said she would be adding a
magazine rack with publications on
surfing, motocross and other subjects
young people are likely to be interested in.
Right: Millie Martin, aged 3 years and Kaine
Sydney, nearly 9, try out Bream Bay Medical Centre’s new youth friendly corner.
Midwife Clinic
The next midwife clinic at the Bream Bay Medical Centre will be on Tuesday
11 September. Phone Marie or Maureen - 459 6543 to make an appointment or,
if you are a member of the Mum and Baby Programme, Debrah can assist you
in making your appointment.
We welcome the service of midwives back in Ruakaka town centre and would
like to encourage Mums to use the service so that we can maintain it.
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Time to start training for this year’s
Tides Out Fun Run/Walk
This year’s Tides Out fun run and walk will be held on the course but organisers have assurances from Fulton
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to ensure that the tide is, in fact, out far enough for the that none of the streets on the fun run course will be
400 runners and walkers who take part each year to closed for the event. Fulton Hogan is a major sponsor
complete the up and back beach section, the first leg of of this year’s fun run and is considering entering a
both the five and 10 kilometre courses.
team.
This will be the 10th time the event has been held The later start time will mean that the last runners and
in Ruakaka. It began as a fundraiser for Bream Bay walkers will finish just before lunch so the college PTA
Kindergarten in 2002, which ran it for five years. After is planning food stalls for all the hungry participants
a year in abeyance in 2007, the fun run was taken up by and their supporters. There will also be live music from
the Waipu Primary PTA (Parent Teachers Association) the back of a truck provided free of charge by Lawsons
and last year was handed on to the Bream Bay College Cartage and activities such as face painting for young
PTA. Many of the parents who were first involved at children.
kindergarten now have children at the college.
Entry forms will be available on line - next week and
There was some concern that the work being undertaken from retail outlets throughout Bream Bay from Monday
for the Ruakaka South sewerage scheme would disrupt 9 September.
6 September 2012
Fire alarm at Bream
Bay College
Bream Bay College students and staff spent an
hour on the school fields on Wednesday afternoon,
22 August, after some sawdust in the extraction
system in the woodwork department was ignited
by a spark from a sander.
Principal Wayne Buckland said the Ruakaka Fire
Brigade was called and firefighters stood at the
ready with fire hoses as the smouldering sawdust
was blown out of the system.
He said the evacuation went according to plan with
everyone gathering on the field while teachers
called rolls and carried out checks on all the school
buildings to make sure no-one was left inside.
Luckily the weather was fine but Mr. Buckland
said, depending on where the fire was and what the
dangers were, the school auditorium and gym can
also be used as evacuation collection points.
Marsden Bay
Garden Club
The next meeting will be our 53rd Birthday and
will be held on Thursday 20 September 2012 at
the Ruakaka Memorial hall, corner of Sandford
Road and SH1, Ruakaka.
We will have an earlier start time of 12 noon.
Theme – ‘Anything pink.’
Flower of the month – Cineraria
Decorative theme – Birthday blues
Entries must be in by 11.30am.
Entertainment – Kevin Hunter
Members please bring a plate of finger food
and a glass.
Enquiries to Marvyn – 432 1220
or Noeline – 432 8303.
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Book me too late, could be a bummer
I’m at the ready, brush in hand
Work for pay would prove just grand
As said before, I’m local, I’m true
Give me a chance to work for you
My main aim is to put food on the table
Kindly assist if you are able
Thanks to the lady who replied to the ad
Your hopeful call, left me feeling less bad
Given the choice, I’ll paint Bream Bay bright
Then we will all sleep better at night.
Phone 433 0121
6 September 2012
At Hook up to
Health 2012:
Bream Bay News Page 7.
“Hook Up to Health”
Bream Bay Community Trust
Friday 14th September 2012
10:00am to 4:00pm
Health is a Family Affair...
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* Make sure you visit the Mums and Babies
stand. Debrah has three special Mum and Baby
gift parcels to give away, 15 free registrations to
the Tool Box parenting programme, parenting
magazines, free colourful growth charts, lots of
information and more.
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Mental Health Representative
CarePlus & Whakamana Hauora
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Dietician
B4 School Checks
Cervical Screening / Education
Mammogram Enrolment / Education
Drug & Alcohol Services
Health Screening
* Five gift basket raffles. Everyone who turns
up to the day will be given a ticket. Prizes donated
by local businesses.
* Flax art workshop with Tui Roman.
From 10am – 4pm. Free.
Morning session starting at 11am and afternoon
session starting at 1pm.
All materials supplied.
* Marsden Lions sausage sizzle
and BBQ. Free.
Marsden Lions
serving your
community
* Free fruit, yoghurt and soup
Sponsored by the Bream Bay Community Trust,
the Breast Screening service, Ruakaka Orrs
Pharmacy and the Bream Bay Medical Centre.
* Children’s’ Play Area with Lego, colouring
books and lots of toys, all of which will be given
away at the end of the day.
* Whakamana Hauora, which helps people
with chronic illness manage their conditions,
will be taking enrolments for its next six-week
course. The course is suitable for people with
diabetes, COPD, cardio vascular disease,
osteoporosis and depression
* Testing for arthritis and gout.
* Northland Stroke Foundation
* Alzeimers NZ
* Epilepsy NZ.
First Aid training
Advice and training in basic first aid will be
available free of charge at the Hook up to Health day.
Learn how to tie bandages, basic wound care etc.
Sandy Jane, an experienced nurse and ambulance
officer will be available to answer your questions.
Put your name in the draw to win a big first aid kit
donated by the Bream Bay Medical Centre and
a year’s membership of St John, donated by
the Bream Bay St. John committee.
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6 September 2012
Bream Bay News Page 9.
6 September 2012
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National Secretary for the second
year Maureen Moody of Ruakaka.
Neil Todd, the President of Bream Bay’s 60s Up group, is now the National President
of the 60s Up movement of New Zealand. He was elected to this post at a five - day
conference and Annual General Meeting held in Hastings in June.
Maureen Moody, who is a past secretary and currently trips co-ordinator for the
Bream Bay group, is serving her second year as National Secretary, so Bream
Bay is well represented on the executive of this organization which has thirty four
branches – one in Invercargill and the remainder scattered throughout the North
Island of New Zealand.
Maureen and Neil attend monthly meetings in Pukekohe. They get involved
in sharing information and good ideas throughout the branches, reviewing the
organizations book of rules and supporting the establishment of new branches.
Maureen said the movement is concerned with the well-being of the older person.
“It’s all about enjoying yourself in your old age. We avoid politics and religion. It’s
about people getting together and having fun.”
The Bream Bay group holds monthly meetings, usually with an invited speaker
as well as weekly games of indoor bowls and petanque at the Ruakaka Recreation
Centre.
It also organises trips – around eight of these a year, which are subsidised by lotteries
grants to keep the price down for members. The next trip will be to see the Wairere
Boulders Nature Park near Horeke in the Far North. Last week this trip was booked
out with four new people joining up so they could go on it.
Membership of 60’s Plus costs $10 per year. Those interested in joining can contact
Maureen 432 8362 or Neil 433 0454.
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Police Report
More volunteers needed for OTP patrol
The One Tree Point community patrol group is looking for new members. The
group would like to retain sufficient numbers so that members are only required to
patrol one night in six weeks. Patrol teams are a minimum of two persons and able
to travel by car, bike or on foot depending on their preference. The purpose of the
patrol group is to provide eyes and ears for the Community and Bream Bay Police.
Constable Dan Hales said, “This is a high performing patrol group and would
suit Community minded people who want to do their bit to keep their community
safe.”
All members must past Police vetting before they can begin patrols. Application
forms are available at the Ruakaka Police Station. For further details contact
Constable Dan Hales 094328703.
Gear stolen from boats in OTP
Between the 25th and 26th of August a petrol tank was stolen from a boat in the
Kowi Lakes area of One Tree Point. There have been three other similar thefts
from boats in the area in recent weeks. Police are warning residents to be careful
when leaving fishing equipment in boats and recommend storing everything in their
homes as opposed to their boats, which aren’t as secure. It appears boats are being
targeted in the OTP area.
Hot water cylinders taken from vacant
houses
Hot water cylinders were stolen from two vacant houses in Moki Place Ruakaka,
last month. One of the thefts resulted in the house being flooded.
Bream Bay News Page 11
Waipu Presbyterian Parish
Sunday Services
Ruakaka - Camellia Ave - 8.45am
Waipu - The Centre, Waipu - 10am
Prayers - 7pm
Mainly Music - Sharon Smith - 432 1050
Toy Library - Julie Malone - 432 0388
Contacts
Church Hall Hireage - Honor McAulay - 432 0322
Rev Tom Waight
Counselling - Anglican Care Trust - 437 6397
09 423 7360
Family Welfare & Foodbank:
Church Office
Co-ordinator - Helen Matheson - 432 0239
Cally James - 432 1536
Budgeting Advice - Bruce Matheson - 432 0239
The Crossroads Trust (financial support) Ann
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Eight months home detention for
torching car
On the 31 July William Boyd of Waipu appeared for sentencing in the Whangarei
District Court on a charge of arson. He had earlier pleaded guilty to the charge of
setting fire to a vehicle parked behind Ruakaka Motors. He was sentenced to eight
months home detention and was ordered to pay $1,000 in reparation.
Fined and disqualified from driving for
resisting arrest.
Gavin Michael Arnerich, aged 52 years, of Whangarei, was fined $900 and given
an eight - month long disqualification of his driving license after he appeared in the
Whangarei District Court on charges of: resisting arrest, refusing to accompany the
Police and refusing to supply a blood sample.
Constable Mark Stuart said he saw Mr. Arnerich leaving the Waipu Hotel on the
evening of 28 April; and followed him along Waipu Cove Rd. Mr. Arnerich turned
into Riverview Place and pulled into a driveway. He refused to get out of his car
and, after lengthy unsuccessful negotiations; Constable Stuart reverted to smashing
the car’s side window and pulling him out.
Two charged with assaults at Ruakaka
Party
Two men have been charged with the serious multiple assaults at a party in Ruakaka
on Sunday 8 August.Police are still looking for a third person in connection with
these assualts
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happening in Bream Bay.
Bream Bay News Page 12
6 September 2012
The coastal tanker Kakariki loading
refined oil products on Jetty Two at the
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Back in Waipu after a year in
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ICRC – The International Committee of the Red Cross.
He says Waipu, where he grew up, is a good place to come back to. Here he has
family and friends and can regain “a sense of normality.”
In the first six weeks after he arrived in Afghanistan there were four incidents
which threatened the safety of ICRC staff, including a suicide bomb attack at a
supermarket near the Red Cross base in Kabul, two incidents where ICRC vehicles
ran over explosive devices - one failed to detonate and another detonated three
metres in front of an ICRC vehicle - and a robbery and attack on an ICRC staff
member in his flat.
As a result, the movements of all the organisation’s staff were severely restricted.
Don’s job was logistics co-ordinator, overseeing a number of warehouses, medical
supplies, the fleet of vehicles and air operations: the movements of two Beechcraft
aeroplanes, similar to the ones that fly between Whangarei and Auckland.
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was established in 1863. The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movements
are off shoots of the ICRC.
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on both sides of the conflict and restore them to their
families, distribute household kits containing toiletries,
blankets and cooking utensils (108,807 in 2010),
supply food (to 232,369 people in 2010) run hospitals,
including orthopaedic hospitals helping people who
have lost limbs as a result of the long years of war.
There has been major conflict here since 1978 (with the
exception of the years 1996 -2001 while the country
was under the rule of the Taliban with its brutal Sharia
law).
Twenty - nine million people live in Afghanistan, which
has an area 2.5 times the size of New Zealand. It is an
extremely poor country - the gross domestic product
per person is just $685 per year. By comparison in New
Zealand the GDP per person is $36,000.
Don began working for the Red Cross in 1999. He had
previously worked in logistics for private industry and
became interested in aid work while taking his OE.
He said, “While travelling in Africa I saw people
affected by the Rwanda conflict. They were living in
tents.”
His first posting was with the New Zealand Red Cross
helping to organise a network of shipping containers
with emergency supplies in Papua New Guinea, Fiji
and Vanuatu.
In 2001 – 2002 he worked in the Sudan and again
for four months in Eritrea setting up operations for
the ICRC to help people affected by the civil war in
Darfur
In between, in 2002 -2003, he was in Russia with the
ICRC assisting the victims of the Chechen conflict
Early in 2005 he arrived in Aceh in Indonesia just seven
days after the tsunami, which killed 168,000 people in
that region. He helped co-ordinate the distribution of
food rations, clean water, essential household items,
hygiene kits and tents to the survivors and also to build
toilets and washrooms and to clean out wells.
As Aceh was also the seat of
conflict between independence
fighters and the Indonesian
government, the ICRC already
had a base there and got
involved in the post tsunami
relief work.
In 2007 Don returned to
Indonesia with the British Red
Cross and co-ordinated an effort
which built 2,300 new houses
for people who had lost their
homes in the tsunami. People
were also given grants to help
them establish businesses
and communities were given
training in disaster preparedness
to help mimimise the effects of
any future disasters.
Since his return to Waipu
in January, Don has been
enjoying a quiet life working
on dairy farms, which he says
he is enjoying. He is unsure
at present if he will take up
another posting with the Red
Cross.
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• THE PRINCESS BALL. Friday 7 September.
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from Sandra, ph 432 8174
• WAIPU IDOL COMPETITION 2nd, 3rd and
4th heats Friday 7th, 4th and 21st September. Free
registration 7pm - 8.30pm. Semi final Friday 28
Sept. Final Friday 5 October.
• WAIPU BOUTIQUE SUNDAY MARKET
Sunday 9 September from 9am - 1pm in the Waipu
Coronation Hall.
• PARADE FOR PARALYMPIC MEDALIST
FIONA SOUTHORN Momday 17 September at
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• HOOK UP TO HEALTH DAY Health expo Friday 14 September . 10am - 4pm at the Bream Bay
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• BBQ at Ruakaka Beach to WELCOME BACK
THE GODWITS Saturday 15 February from 10am
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• FASHION FIESTA at the Ruakaka Races. Saturday 18 September.
• TIDES OUT FUN RUN at Ruakaka beach on
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Back to Beards
By Susan Williams
You may wonder at the increase
in facial hairiness of local men
over the next few months. No,
this is not an early Movember;
rather, it is an enthusiasm
by pageant participants to
present an authentic image for
this summer’s Waipu Grand
Pageant.
The latest ‘fashion statement’ is
the full-blown beard, the longer
and bushier the better – and some
locals are starting their whiskers
now to ensure they look their
best for the pageant’s January
2013 performances.
Leading the way are Waipu
farmer Dave Brown and vet
Graham Goodall (pictured right
and left), whose chins have not
felt the razor for several weeks.
They challenge other locals to get into pageant
mode – to stop shaving and let their inner stubble
grow. They joke about the itchiness and tendency
for people not to recognise them behind their facial
fuzz but both men want to grow their beards as long as
possible – if only to see what that length is!
Men with beards – and their families – will be invited to
a BBQ later this year to celebrate their hirsute status.
.
Call for Waipu Pageant Cast
Preparations for Waipu’s Grand Pageant are heating
up, with auditions and rehearsals starting within the
next few months.
First up are auditions for principal roles and for the
Gaelic singers. These will be followed by rehearsals
(but no auditions) for children and adults who want
to be part of the crowd scenes.
‘There are several ways people can participate, and
we welcome anyone from within and outside the
area,’ Lachie says. ‘Our aim is to involve as many
people as possible in this spectacular outdoor production.’
Auditions for principal roles were due to be held at
7.30pm, Tuesday 4 September in the Waipu Museum. The pageant also needs a local college student
whose role is to interview Dame Fiona Kidman in
the production.
Waulking singers
Lachie is also calling for women to be waulking
singers in the pageant. This group sing the traditional ‘working’ songs in Gaelic, and can take part in
many of the crowd scenes
as well. Auditions will be
held in the museum on
Monday, 1 October, at
7.30pm.
Crowd scenes
Rehearsals for the crowd
scenes begin on Wednes-
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day 3 October, 7.30pm, in the Coronation Hall, Waipu
Centre, and will be run weekly. Just turn up - no auditions will be held. These people will play the ordinary
folk of the community from the time they left Scotland
to their lives in Waipu up to 1987.
Lachie says they will work mainly as a group but there
are opportunities for small speaking, dancing, miming
and singing parts.
He is looking for people of all ages from early teens
onwards.
Children
Children are also wanted for the pageant for some
crowd scenes. There will be limited rehearsing – and
the group may be involved in some small scenes on
their own.
However, all children in the production must be accompanied by an adult who is part of the production in
some way and who will be responsible for their supervision. Family groups are especially welcomed.
Rehearsals for children start in November.
If you can’t find anything for you in the above categories, or have little spare time for rehearsals, consider
putting your name down as an ‘extra’. Lachie will use
extras in two scenes only, with rehearsals about a week
before the January performances. Contact the museum
now to register so your costume can be organised.
The pageant will be performed on the evenings of 11
and 12 January, 2013, on the banks of the Waihoihoi
River.
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Bream Bay News Page 15
6 September 2012
Encouraging pre-schoolers
to get active
Twenty nine years as a volunteer
in the Waipu Opp Shop
A Jump Rope for Heart
morning was held at the
Small Poppies child care
centre in Ruakaka on
Tuesday 28 August. Children from the Kaiwaka
Small Poppies centre
came to Ruakaka to join
in and spent the morning
jumping over ropes, jumping in sacks, taking part in
egg and spoon races using
wooden eggs etc. Above
four - year old Thomas
Guy of Kaiwaa didn’t let
his gumboots hold him
back and jumped high
over the skipping rope.
Swimming Club life membership
rewards long involvement
Les and Marian Platt of
One Tree Point were made
life members of Bream
Bay Swimming Club at a
special club meeting held
before annual prize giving
last Sunday.
Most of the club’s previous
life members were present
and one, Selma Owbridge,
spoke about both Les and
Marian’s long involvement with the club and
how well-deserved their
award was.
In reply, Marian talked Marian and Les Platt
about Gay Cann’s learn to swim work in the area prior to and after Bream Bay
joined the Northland Swimming Centre in 1979, and then the club’s life members,
along with Marian, assisted in presenting awards to swimmers.
One-hour distance swim Engraving Systems award (12 years and under): Seth Faoagali and Conor Swords; Women’s: Haylee Jensen; Men’s: Alex Birchall.
Macartney Medley trophies went to Turanga Morgan-Edmonds, Elle Swanson, Elijah Purnell and Emma Wickham.HMJ Encouragement Cup: Kieran Swords
Rye Endeavour Trophies: Conor Swords and Brianna
Woods.Craig Cogan Builder Ltd Cups: Abby Wright
and Maxwell Garner. Hughes Trophy for girls most
championship points went to Emma Wickham and the
Birchall Cup for boys went to Kieran Swords.
Club Championship record breakers were: Elijah Purnell, David Platt, Kieran Swords, Dylan Sims, Turanga Morgan-Edmonds, Tiahorangi Morgan-Edmonds,
Conor Swords, Amy Swanson, Isabelle Paton, Emma
Wickham and Abby Wright. Abby (50m breaststroke)
and Amy (25m butterfly) broke records that were set
in 1994 by Louise Morgan. The 1984 record for 25m
breaststroke set by Andre Lovatt still stands as a challenge to Tiana Birchall’s junior development squad.
Margaret Batten at her farewell afternoon tea.
A thank you, farewell afternoon tea was held for Margaret Batten at Sea
Change café, Ruakaka beach on Wednesday 29 August by Waipu Opportunity
Shop volunteers.
Margaret is a founder member of the Opp Shop team and has helped with the
shop for 29 and a half years. She was stock manager for more then 20 years.
Past and present Opp Shop volunteers gathered for the occasion.
Margaret is moving to the Jane Mander Retirement Village in Whangarei.
She said the Opp Shop had been a big part of her life. She had made many
good friends there and the work had helped her through some difficult times
such as the months following the death of her husband.
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OIL FILTERS from $8
incl. Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr
Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
SERVICES
OFFERED
Local people read
THE BREAM BAY
NEWS
It is an effective
place to advertise.
Phone Mark Draper
09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607
RETIRED BUILDER
AND
MANUFACTURER
with over 40 years experience in the building
industry is offering a
design drafting service
for domestic housing,
sleepouts and sheds.
Plans formulated in cosultation with clients,
with working drawings
completed & submitted
to council for processing. Extensive practical experience, able to
identify and resolve
problems. Please ring
Mike Lean on 09 431
2260 or 021 431 196.
Wa i p u
Boarding
Cattery
Excellent care and
accommodation
Ph Sue 432 0394
HORSE COVER AND
gear repairs and industrial
sewing requirments; canvas, leather, pvc, straps,
small tarps, tents and zips
etc. Ph 432 0732
BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE Two 14 year old
girls available for babysitting. $10 per hour. Phone
Georgia 432 1720
FISHING CHARTERS
Bream Bay Northern Charter Ventures Ltd. Full/half
days and evenings. Ph.
Robbie 0274 836 486 or
09 432 7782 www.northerncharterventures.co.nz
CARPET LAYING, Restretching and Repairs, 20
yrs exp, reliable service.
PH Dean Ireson 436 2633
or 027 667 0183.
BREAM BAY GARDEN
BAGS. For all your waste
disposal. Hire a garden
bag or wheelie bin. Emptied every few weeks.
Easy and efficientl Call
430 7366 or 021 494 233.
Ph 432 1721 Mob: 021 126 4437
Mon - Sat Clinic Open
228 Brooks Rd, (off S.H.1) Waipu
RAWLEIGH’S PRODUCTS Independent dealer,
phone Susan McRae 4321029.
REAL
Local people read
ESTATE
THE BREAM BAY
LINKING HANDS
Health Shuttle
Phone
09 4318 969
NEWS
It is an effective
place to advertise.
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY & REFLEXOLOGY
Alice Grant
09 432 1710
021 024 80569
[email protected]
www.handsonhealth.co.nz
Therapy room in Waipu
Mobile service available
Relieve aches and pains by stimulating your body
to treat itself
TUITION
SENIORNET BREAM BAY New to computers or
having problems with technology? We can help
with classes that are specially structured for the senior age group. Join SeniorNet Classes now. Phone
Dorothy 4327412 or SeniorNet Centre 4327692
PIANO, KEYBOARD,
GUITAR AND UKULELE
From $18 per lesson
Wonderful opportunity to learn
to play or even upskill on what
you already can do.
We also have singing lessons for those who are keen
to sing along with their instrument. There are tutors
in Wellsford, One Tree Point,
Ruakaka, Maungaturoto and Langs Beach. Drum
tutor now available in Kaiwaka. For further info:
Ph. Northland Manager Alexis Westlake
09 433 0298
Classified
Advertising
THE NEXT PUBLICATION DATE
of the Bream Bay News will be Thursday 20 September
The deadline for all copy is 4pm on
Wednesday 12 September.
6 September 2012
Bream Bay News, Page 19.
SITUATIONS VACANT
PUBLIC NOTICES
WAIPU PUBLIC
CORONATION HALL
Books and goods
required for
BricaBrac shop
Open Mon - Sat
Mornings from 10.30am
Assistant Manager wanted
Assistant Manager wanted for large, popular holiday park in Bream Bay.
There is a focus on grounds and maintenance work, with some reception
duties at times. We are seeking a positive, proactive individual with good
people skills. The successful applicant will have excellent handyman
skills, with caretaking or facilities management experience highly desirable, some cleaning duties required. We offer a good salary package
including live-in accommodation, with the opportunity for your partner (if
you have one) to do some casual work.
If you are interested in applying please email your cv and covering
letter to: [email protected] or phone Anton or Lucy
on 09 432 0410
CLEANERS REQUIRED – Casual cleaners required
in Waipu Cove, experience preferred. Good hourly rate
with immediate start. Please call Anton and Lucy for
more details 09 432 0410.
SENIOR STYLIST WANTED call reflections Hair
& Beauty 09)4327150 c.v and cover letter reflections_
[email protected]
PUBLIC NOTICES
BREAM BAY ACTION GROUP
AGM
17 September
7pm at the Ruakaka Recreation Centre
Important announcemnt to be made.
All welcome
Refreshments provided.
Waipu Cove Surf Life Saving Club
AGM 2012
Honorary Positions
Patron - Sir George Fistonich, Honorary Solicitor
- Lisa Jack, Honorary Doctor - David Ewan, Honorary Auditor
-Des Olney
Management Committee
- President/Chairman - Rick Stolwerk, Administrator - Trudy Ryan, Booking Co-ordinator- Lucy
Fernee, Treasurer - Trudy Ryan, Clubhouse Director - Brian Greenway, Delegate to SLSNR -Ian
MacLaine, Club Captains - Laura Andrews & Kent
Duffus, Deputy Club Captain - Josh Godfrey, Ladies
Club Captain - Aimee Day, Junior Club Captain Ella Stolwerk, Chief Instructor - Ivan McCabe, Patrol Co-ordinator - David Bailey, Power Craft Officer - Peter Hayward, Registrar - Ian Godfrey
Junior Surf Co-ordinator - Gemma Aspden, First
Aid Officer- Jaime Newton, Gear Steward - Victor
Savelyev, Craft Captain - Liam Fuller, Public Relations Officer - Danielle Newton,
Daniielle’s email: [email protected] and her phone number is: 432 1632.
The surf club email: [email protected]
TABLE TENNIS
Tuesday 17 July and
Tuesday 24 July
in the Ruakaka
Recreation Centre.
Starts 7pm.
PUBLIC NOTICES
Bream Bay Medical Centre Ltd.
New Patients Welcome!
Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 5pm
Saturdays: 9am - 12pm
Please advise reception at time of booking
if you require an extended consultation.
Please note that repeat prescriptions require
48 hours notice’
Enrolled patients are able to access after hours
care by: • Phoning 111 in emergencies to
access ambulance.
• Contacting Healthline on 0800 611 116
(Mon-Thurs)
• Attending White Cross Accident &
Emergency Centre (Weekends & Public Holidays)
- 121 Bank St., Whangarei. Ph: 470 1083.
Dr. John Chapman, Dr. Sue Hancock,
Dr. Karin Hiemstra. Dr. David Sinclair
Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka Town Centre,
Ruakaka. Ph: 432 8060 Fax: 432 8230
Bream Bay ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
RUAKAKA RECREATION CENTRE
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
AT RECREATION CENTRE
September 25th 2012 7.30pm
Agenda:
1.Presentation of Financial Accounts
2. Change AGM date to agree with Finances date.
3. General Matters
NB. There will be no election of Officers
as per Rules.
Stay for a cuppa’ and light refreshments.
WAIPU TENNIS CLUB
AGM
on the 6th of September at 7pm
In the Club rooms.
New committee members are welcome!
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
will be held in the Senior Citizens’ Hall,
Fagan Place, Mangawhai Heads,
on Saturday, 22 September at 2pm.
The formal business of presenting reports
and electing the committee,
will be followed by an address given by
Tony Beauchamp
Department of Conservation, Whangarei.
All welcome
Enquiries to: [email protected]
SENIOR PREMIERS TAKAHIWAI RUGBY
LEAGUE CLUB PRIZGIVING
Friday the 14th of September
Takahiwai Rugby League Club
6pm til late
6pm happy hour
Band Furious 3
Tickets $5 contact Tara Foote 0211373271
223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
Miracles happen today
Experience His Healing Presence.
SUNDAY SERVICE & KIDZ CHURCH
at 10am
POWER HOUSE Monthly Friday at 7pm.
MEN OF INTEGRITY Tuesday at 6pm
WOMEN OF DESTINY Tuesday at 10am
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855
BREAM BAY SUNDAY
CHURCH SERVICES
Presbyterian Waipu
Camellia Ave, Ruakaka: 8.45am
The Centre, Waipu: 10am Prayer Service:
7pm
Assembly of God 223 Marsden Pt. Rd,
Ruakaka, 10am.
Anglican 1st and 3rd Sundays - St Paul’s
Ruakaka 2nd and 4th Sundays - St Peter’s
Waipu, 5th Sunday - St Nicholas Mission
to Seafarers’. Marsden Point All services
start at 9.30am.
Catholic Holy Family Church,
Ruakaka,10.30am. Mass
Lifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd,
10.30am.
Bream Bay CRF. 15 Kepa Road, Central
Ruakaka 10:15am every Sunday
Classified
Advertising
Costs $2.20 for up to 15 words and 20c for each
additional word. Boxed, approx 4cm adverts
cost $10 plus GST
Phone or fax your advert through to 432 - 0209
email to: [email protected]
Post to: Bream Bay News, RD 2 Waipu 0582
or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or at
Bream Bay Office Services in the Ruakaka Town Centre.
Bream Bay News Page 20.
6 September 2012
LANGS BEACH 15 Waterman Drive CHARMING, HASSLE-FREE BEACH HOME
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