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Mayor Jason Smith www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 4 August 2020 Page 1 No.15 4 August 2020 ‘SAFETY ACCESS HOPE’ ~ Mayor Jason Smith 25 July: Safety, access, hope -Mayor Jason Smith used those words to sum up the announcement made by the Honourable Shane Jones, Minister for Regional Economic Development on investing $3 million into community infrastructure in Mangawhai and Kaiwaka. “Three projects in the Kaipara region have been funded to improve much- needed infrastructure in these growing communities north of Auckland. They will also provide jobs and training opportunities,” Shane Jones said (pictured right with Cr Jonathan Larsen). He also said Kaipara District Council will also receive $750,000 for two pedestrians’ bridges and an interlinking footpath on the western side of Kaiwaka, providing safety and access on both sides of State Highway One and provide safer access to the town centre than trying to cross the busy State Highway 1. “Kaiwaka is an area that is growing in importance as people spread from Auckland and find new places to live. The new footbridges will open up more recreational space and access to parts of the upper Kaipara Harbour,” Shane Jones said. Funding also goes towards: the building of the Mangawhai Historic Wharf - $600,000 and $2.4 million for developing of the shared path along Mangawhai’s Molesworth Drive . KAIWAKA SCOUTING AWARDS Tara Moyle and Brenda Ferguson were presented with their Chief Scout Awards by Bruce Ferguson in his last official event as Group Leader of Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Scouts. The certificate and badge were presented in Kaiwaka Sunday 2 August, with other Scouts, their families and friends in attendance. Chief Scout is the highest award a Scout can earn. The Scout must achieve skills at a high level in Outdoors, Community, Personal Development, New Experiences cornerstones - having fun while gaining valuable life and leadership skills, self-confidence, responsibility, and doing lots of camping. The girls joined/moved up from Cubs to Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Scouts in Term 4 of 2014, so have done five years at Scouts. They joined Horahora Venturer Unit (Whangarei) in February. As a group the Venturers (14 to 18yrs) plan, lead and run their own adventurous experiences, while completing modules towards their Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards before they can attempt their Queen’s Scout Award, the highest award available in Scouting. WINTER HOURS: Monday -WINTER Friday 8am HOURS: – 6.30pm Saturday Monday8am – 7pm - Friday 8am – 6.30pm Sunday 9amSaturday - 6pm 8am – 7pm Sunday 9am - 6pm KAIWAKA BUGLE NO.15 4 AUGUST 2020 CONTENTS: Page 3: Public Notices, Classified Page 5: Linking Hands; Kaiwaka Weather Page 7: Thelma’s Scrapbook; St. Jon Op Shop; Pt. Curtis CC At Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall . Adults $10, Kids (under 16) $5, Family Pass (2 adults + 3 children) $25 Page 9: Kaiwaka Can Page 11: Kaiwaka Sports LITTLE WOMEN Page 13: Kauri Museum; Seen About Friday 7 August, 7.30pm (PG) Town ‘Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) Page 15: Otamatea High School; has crafted a Little Women that draws on Kaiwaka School both the classic novel and the writings of Page 17: Libby Jones - NDHB Louisa May Alcott, and unfolds as the Page: 19: Camera Club; Library author's alter ego, Jo March, reflects back and forth on her fictional life. In Gerwig's Bugle 16 will appear 18 August take, the beloved story of the March sisters - Contact for advertising, reports, articles four young women each determined to live or information can be made by life on her own terms -- is both timeless and Email: [email protected] timely. Portraying Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth Ph: 09 4312 045 Lindsey March, the film stars Saoirse Ronan, Emma Txt: 027 2724137 Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, with Copy may be left at Jaques’ Four Timothée Chalamet as their neighbour Square. Laurie, Laura Dern as Marmee, and Meryl Streep as Aunt March.’ Kaiwaka Bugle Founded May 1978 We appreciate articles and photos about local events, etc, as well as ads and suggestions. The NEED to GROW Copies available in Kaiwaka at Jaques Four Friday21 August, 7.30pm Square, Kaiwaka Postal Centre, Shamrock ‘A Story of Solutions "The Need to Service Station, Animal Health Centre, GROW" delivers alarming evidence Kaiwaka St John shop. on the importance of healthy soil — Also outlets in Maungaturoto, revealing not only the potential of Mangawhai and Paparoa. localised food production working Can be viewed online at with nature, but our opportunity as www.kaiwaka.co.nz/Bugle individuals to help regenerate our Or a copy can be posted to you if you supply planet's dying soils and participate in the restoration of the Earth. stamped, self-addressed DLE envelopes. Directed by Rob Herring, Ryan Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2020: Wirick. With Erik Cutter, Rosario All copy and queries to: Dawson, Douglas Gayeton, Kathryn [email protected] Kellogg Johnson.’ The Bugle is printed on an A4 page, B&W Ad sizes: 1/16 page (3 x 9.5cm) $5; 1/8 (6.5 x 9.5cm landscape or portrait) $8; ABOUT TOWN 3/16 ( 10 x 9.5cm or 7.5 x 12,5) $12. A big BRAVO to Brenda Ferguson and Tara Moyle on earning their Chief Classified ads: First one FREE, $4 per Scout Awards. entry (max. 30 words, max. 4 repeats). A great movie again - LITTLE WOMEN - 7.9 out of 10 rating. Come and Payments can be made online at ANZ enjoy this one on the BIG 7 metre wide SCREEN and have a coffee or tea and 06 0365 0006990 00, posted or left at biscuit for $2 during interval. Jaques Four Square Store. Note: Northland has the fastest growing We use Microsoft Publisher, and can DHB population - see Libby Jones work with most common image Northland District Health Board report on formats, Word, Excel, and PDF files. page 17. Accounts: Bev notes in Kaiwaka Weather that the Email: [email protected] days are getting longer - 1st July sunrise was at 7.33am and 31st July was 7.20am. The Kaiwaka Bugle is a community KDC Dog Registration - till 31 August. newspaper run by volunteers, as part of Please contact the Council if you haven’t got your blue dog tags yet. the Kaiwaka Media Group Inc. HELP PLEASE: Kaiwaka School students are collecting yummy stickers Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily again. The more stickers they collect the more P.E. gear they will receive for the the opinion of the Bugle Team. school - running until the end of Term 3 Well done Otamatea Netball - great to hear of Proverbs 12: 3 their current success Sadly the Otamatea HAWKS rugby seniors again KAIWAKA BUGLE You can’t find firm had a team default - they took the opportunity for an DEADLINE DATES footing in a swamp, but excellent training run on Saturday 2020: See the Kaiwaka Bugle in colour online at Every second Friday life rooted in God www.kaiwaka.co.nz at any time. ~ Lindsey, Ed August 14, 28 stands firm. September 11, 25 “We all dream of it – having a home where there’s a October 9, 23 (The Message November 6, 20 Translation) place for everything and everything’s in its place.” December 4 www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 4 August 2020 Page 3 PUBLIC NOTICES CLASSIFIED GARAGE SALE: Sat 8am, 8th August, 231 Ranganui Road, Kaiwaka. Downsizing, loads of bargains. FOR SALE: Queen size Ambassador Bed, Base and KAIWAKA FITNESS CENTRE Mattress with headboard and side tables with 2 small AGM drawers. Clean tidy mattress and base on 6 legs. Ex Wednesday 12th August at 6pm Cond $275.00. 094312367 Kaiwaka. At KSA Fitness Centre. FOR SALE: 14 foot Sea Nymph Hull on trailer - no motor. $1000 ono. Ph: 021 082 06418 KAIPARA HUNT INC FOR RENT: The Kaiwaka School house is available AGM for renting. The rent will be $350 per week with Friday 14 August 8pm regular property checks. References required. If Maungaturoto Country Club, interested, please ring 094312309. Bickerstaff Rd, Maungaturoto. All Welcome Te Roroa Learning Assistance and 20/20 Trust are offering the Northland Connect- Digital Inclusion Programme. Receive 30 hours of digital literacy LINKING HANDS INC. training delivered remotely and a Chromebook on AGM completion. For more information: 0800 555 635 or Wednesday 26th August at 7pm [email protected] in the Anglican Church Hall, Maungaturoto. All welcome. DAFFODIL DAY ~ KAIWAKA Friday and Saturday MAUNGATUROTO COUNTRY CLUB 28 and 29 August The Community walkway is now CLOSED FOR If you would like to volunteer there is a spot LAMBING, until 1ST OCTOBER available on Saturday afternoon, please contact Lynne on 09 4312020 ST JOHN TRASH AND TREASURE 28th September to 2nd October We are now planning this year’s event – annual fundraiser that we have run for 36 years in a row. Thanks to all who have already contributed items. If you are unsure if your item would be suitable, please call me. If you have a registered trailer we can borrow for the week, that would be a tremendous help with our deliveries. Or, if you would like to help during the week, set up the shelves on the Sunday (dismantle on 2nd) as well as support in moving and delivering items during the week, even for two or three hours please call Eileen – 021 142 0357 HAVEN HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICES HAKARU HALL ACTIVITIES Monday: Line Dancing 9.45 -12pm Ph 4315160 Interior: Exterior: Afternoon Dance Energy Lisa Ph. 0275610469 Kitset Assembly Landscape Solutions Tuesday: Afternoon Dance Energy Wardrobe Furniture Install Fence Build & Repair Wednesday: Afternoon Dance Energy Picture & Mirror Mounted Low level Decks Wednesday: Evening Music Jam Session Minor Carpentry Works Gutter clearing & Repairs Dennis Ph.
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