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TALK up TAIHAPE Taihape Community Development Trust December 2019 TALK UP TAIHAPE Taihape Community Development Trust December 2019 What a great year to be in Taihape The Taihape Community Development Trust works closely with community-led events and projects to create a more vibrant Taihape. Our town has a big heart and the Trust contributed to the fun and festivities with Gumboot Day, our amazing 125 Taihape Celebrations (including our annual Spring Fling), and of course, our annual Christmas Parade and Christmas in the Park. We supported new events including Animal Mask Making and a charity climb up Mount Stewart. Our youth were given expert training in project delivery as part of the inaugural Young Leaders Workshop. Work continues to provide opportunities for future leaders to learn and grow. Fund raising is a big part of what makes this town and events successful. Taihape’s businesses give much to the community. Just look at how many have Christmas messages in our special colour edition of the newsletter. If you are in business, part of a community group or just one of the many wonderful residents of Taihape, it is you who make ideas real with donations, sponsorships and generosity like that raffle ticket you just purchased. Thank you to our traders, community groups and YOU. Merry Christmas one and all! Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 On behalf of the Trustees of The Taihape Community Development Trust we would like to thank the business community in Taihape, our event volunteers and helpers who have made 2019 such a good year. Frances, Kathy, Michelle The Trust office will close at 3pm on Monday 23 December and reopen at 9am on Monday 6 January 2020. Talk UP Taihape is taking a break in January. The next issue is February 2020. We thank our advertisers, our contributors and you, our readers, for your support in 2019. The Taihape Library and Information Centre will close 12pm 24 Dec and reopen 9am 26 Dec. For urgent enquiries call 0800 422 522 TALK UP TAIHAPE February 2020 Advertisement Pricing and Deadline Voluntary Groups and Organisations, advertise your meetings and events in a classified advertisement (between 1/8 and 1/4 page) for FREE (subject to availability). All prices include GST: 1 page (A5) $50 Classifieds are $10 (that’s 1/8 page). 1/2 page $30 Packages are available for 1/4 page $15 12-months (running the same advert). Advertising deadline Wednesday 5 February, 2020 Publication and distribution Thursday 13 February, 2020 Email Frances: [email protected] or call 06 388 1307 2 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS “The Trust has had a busy and fruitful year. We have seen our new coordinators welcomed by the community and they have hit the ground running. Our events and projects portfolio will grow in 2020, due to the continued support of the vibrant community that is Taihape. May you all have a safe and happy holiday.” Katene Peretini, Chair, Taihape Community Development Trust “It has been another great year for Taihape, one full of memorable occasions and I have enjoyed being a part of your community’s activities. Taihape has a vibrant future and like you, I am eager to see what the new year brings. On behalf of the councillors and staff at the Rangitikei District Council I would like to wish everyone in Taihape a safe and Happy Christmas.” Andy Watson, Mayor, Rangitikei District Council “The Taihape Community Board for the next three years is Ann Abernethy (Chair), Michelle Fannin (Deputy Chair), Emma Abernethy, Gail Larsen, and new Rangitikei District Councillors Gill Duncan and Tracey Hiroa together with returning Councillor Angus Gordon. There are some big issues to be discussed and decided upon and it is the role of a Community Board to represent and act as an advocate for the interests of its community. Nationally, there is a perception that with population increase comes growth only in cities and towns and the demise of smaller rural communities. Be assured that the Taihape Community Board will be working hard to ensure that our community remains a great place to live. Best wishes for the festive season and the new year ahead.” Ann Abernethy, Chair, Taihape Community Board Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 TAIHAPE SUMMER EVENTS CALENDER DECEMBER JANUARY 14/15 Taihape Dressage 6 TCDT office reopens Memorial Park 20 Wellington Anniversary Day 25 A&P Show Memorial Park 15 Taihape Dance Academy Willy Wonka’s Candyland 22 Community Christmas Carols IF you would like your event listed in St. David’s Huia Street Talk Up Taihape, email details to 23 TCDT office closed [email protected] 25 Christmas Lunch, Taihape or call 06 388 1307 Rugby Clubrooms TAIHAPE CHRISTMAS LUNCH VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 24 December; Volunteers needed to assist with food preparation and decorating the clubrooms 25 December; Volunteers needed to cook, serve & clean up CONTACT Michelle [email protected] or 06 388 1307 Please consider an hour or two to help! CHRISTMAS LUNCH TAIHAPE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST INVITES YOU TO ENJOY GREAT COMPANY, TASTY FOOD & COMMUNITY SPIRIT TAIHAPE RUGBY CLUBROOMS BEHIND THE TAIHAPE WORKINGMANS CLUB, KUKU ST DOORS OPEN AT 11.30AM LUNCH SERVED AT 12.30PM PLEASE BRING A GIFT TO THE VALUE OF $5 (UNISEX) FOR SOME CHRISTMAS FUN RSVP BY MONDAY 16 DECEMBER, 2019 [email protected] 06 388 1307 OR POP INTO THE INFORMATION CENTRE TO REGISTER 4 THE 2019 TAIHAPE CHRISTMAS PARADE WAS PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY SILVER BOOT SPONSORS TMS Motors Taihape New World BRONZE BOOT SPONSORS Rustic Steak House HelloWorld Le Café Telephonique JANDAL SPONSORS Concretecraft Property Brokers FUNDING PARTNERS Event Sponsorship Scheme—Rangitikei District Council Pub Charity Limited Gumboot elves, Kathy, Frances, Jan, Nardia, Pakarangi, and our Maori Wardens TAIHAPE PLUMBING LTD Thank you to all the business we have received throughout the year. We wish you all a safe and Happy Christmas! 027 600 8779 Dene e: [email protected] www.taihapeplumbing.co.nz Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 Wishing all our valued customers a safe and HAPPY CHRISTMAS! Closing 24th December, reopening 13th January 2020 T: 06 388 1400 M: 0210 2634206 www.matthobbsplumbing.co.nz 6 SQUIRES MANUFACTURING CO LTD SILVER FERN SHEARING GEAR MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR CLIENTS! MANUFACTURERS of Shearing Clothing Gear Farming Clothing Rain Wear Specialised Police & Military Gear Electrical Flame Retardant Overalls & Rain Wear Casual Clothing (polar fleece, oilskin, breathable rain wear, moleskin) Manufacturers of Canvas & PVC materials (covers, canopies) 127 Hautapu Street P.O. Box 345. TAIHAPE 4720 Phone 06 388 1201 Email [email protected] ITS HERE! Mangaweka Asparagus PGG Wrightson's Taihape Friday afternoons from 3pm $5.00 per bunch, cash only See Diana and the team October to Christmas Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS A SAFE AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR CUSTOM OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS & LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU IN 2020 @ BELL’S DIESEL WE OFFER Full Workshop Repairs & Servicing WOF inspections Automotive Windscreens Repair & Replacement 131-133 Hautapu Street, Taihape Ph 06 388 0449 Office Cell 027 332 2471 [email protected] 8 Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED For all your concrete placing, concrete cutting, concrete repairs and stone work. 1.7 tonne digger available for site preparation and other minor excavation & maintenance work. Members of Hazard Co. Photos of work completed available via our Facebook page. Please call 0211025986 or 3881553 or email [email protected] 10 Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 For all your rural transport requirements Barry, Lara and Staff want to thank you for your support over the last year and wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Fertiliser Metal Wool Hay Baleage and more WE CAN OFFER YOU Local people with local knowledge Experienced, Certified Drivers NZ Livestock Transport Assurance Programme (NZLTA) Accredited Carrier RTF Certified Livestock Crates Deer Industry NZ Accredited Transport Operator Call today to see how we can service your needs E [email protected] P 06 3825 740 Barry 027 209 6230 86 Cage Road MANGAWEKA 4797 12 TREASURE TROVE 61 Hautapu Street Taihape Treasure Trove offers a great selection of new and used furniture, beds, lounge suites, dining table & chairs, fridges, washing machines, dryers, freezers and more Persian Rug SALE Call in and see Geoff Open Monday to Friday Delivery service available. Phone: (06) 388 1956 Mobile 021 451 974 Taihape Community Development Trust E [email protected] P 06 388 1307 STALL HOLDER REGISTRATIONS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE www.taihape.co.nz /gumbootday2020 EMAIL Michelle on [email protected] or PH 06 388 1307 or pop up to the TCDT office, above the library GUMBOOT DAY 2020 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES To secure one of our limited packages or for further information, please contact Michelle Marks on 021 042 0303 or [email protected] GOLD SILVER BRONZE NAME ADDRESS PHONE Email BUSINESS (If applicable) PAYMENT METHOD We will issue a receipt/tax invoice upon receipt of your payment. We prefer CHEQUE Made out to Taihape Community Development Trust or BANK DEPOSIT Westpac 03-1525-0072634-00 Please put GUMBOOT DAY 2020 & your name/business as a reference. 14 GOLD SPONSORSHIP $2,500.00 Inclusion of logo in online stuff.co.nz digital ‘pop up’ advert
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