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Hinuera Bowling Club Celebrates 90Years Hinuera Bowling Club celebrates 90years Pictured from left are Stu Settle, Allan Jeffries (President), Burt Simpson and John Settle. Stu, Burt and John are Life Members of the club. See page 3 for more. Change of season time for achange Matamata Call us any time forall things property, we are here to help 62 Arawa St, Matamata (07) 888 5677 LinkRealtyLtd |Licensed AgentREAA2008 ISSUE 442 • 18 May 2021 • Phone 07 888 4489 • Email: [email protected] • www.sceneonline.co.nz • PRICELESS Stuff with Caron... idday and welcome to this week. As my grandad used to say; as 10pm rolled around and nodding G“Well, well, well, three wet holes in the ground.” It appears in agreement might have turned to that I may have missed a few opportunities to have the usual yarn plain nodding off, they may have with my Stuff with Caron column and, apparently – given the vast realised I wasn’t kidding! Eventually amount of followers that have shared their two cents worth, it’s when my mouth stopped moving (do been missed (thanks to both of you!). Anyway, let me remind you you ever have those moments when of what you have (or haven’t) missed. even in your head you’re willing yourself The past few months have been a bit of a blur to be fair – I don’t to stop?), I was presented with a beautiful know where the weeks have gone. We seem to start the year with hyacinth, a cuppa and oh my goodness… an loads of events and a gazillion public holidays and then, before array of cake and supper like you wouldn’t we have time to blink, daylight saving ends and we start thinking believe – I neglected to tell them that generally about hibernating for winter. The trouble with that is that I seem house plants come to my house to die but, looking at the card to focus on the storing fat thing far more than the sleeping – and with its handy dandy care tips printed on the back, I am so far it doesn’t help that Milly and Michelle have lured me into shared succeeding and yes, it appears life remains. Let’s just hope this picnic lunches together with all kinds of loveliness laid out each continues at least until it flowers and I can prove my prowess day. It’s not that I’m a complete human disposal unit I swear – with photos! let’s just say that expiry dates are one less thing the girlies have Another ‘light – I’m still on the fence as to whether it’s a high or a to worry about since I joined the table. Yep, I should have been low, was installing Snapchat on my phone. My middle son recently BREAST SCREENING a bear. sold his house and decided to buy a motorhome to begin a kind “FREE” MAMMOGRAM BUS A recent highlight… well I might be overstating that… let’s say, of OE around New Zealand. And let me tell you, the motorhome ARRIVES 24th MAY UNTIL a recent ‘light, was being invited to speak at the Okauia Women’s is as unique as he is with disco lights, speakers mounted in 16th JULY Institute meeting. Honestly, I was painful! The ladies were just overhead cupboards and blaring music – oh and Bill, his dog, for If your aged 45 to 69 and not used lovely and so, so welcoming and, in my defence, I did tell them company. Anyway, after hitting him up about updates and pics of this service before - call 0800 270 200 immediately after being introduced that I am the actual queen of where he is, where he’s been and where he’s going – or the lack to get enrolled. nervous rambling and that as far as public speaking goes… there of should I say, he said the only way I would get the whole picture Or call us and we can help you are three words that spring to mind – don’t do it! Anyway...“Tell us was with his ‘snaps’. Now I don’t know about you, but I’m good about yourself” they said. Well, you can’t retract that and I’m sure with the highlight reel. The kids (well mine anyway) certainly are at an age where the whole picture really is something that the Update: COVID-19 vaccine roll-out mother doesn’t always need to see – some posts are enough to make your teeth curl and your nostrils itch! The upside is that plan for Group 3 these ‘stories’ vanish into thin air after 24 hours so you really can ‘unsee’ stuff! He truly is having a banger of a time though and, in For all those in Group 3, please continue just one month, has travelled over 1,400kms, currently parked to be patient, you will be contacted when up at the bottom of the South Island. Ironically a yarn with one it is your turn. There is no need to contact of the locals there saw him offered a job as a chef which started healthcare providers. When it’s time, two days later with a trial! I’m not sure yet whether he took the there will be a range places to get your job, but it might mean a South Island holiday for the mumma at vaccination, including community some point – yay! clinics, marae and some pop-up venues. Well I guess for now and before I bore you to sleep, that’s about For everyone else over 16, that’s Group as much room as I have so be good, be kind and be careful and 4, your vaccinations will start from July. until next time, I’ll see you round like a mince pie. THUR FRI SAT SUN TUE WED FILM NAME 20 MAY 21 MAY 22 MAY 23 MAY 25 MAY 26 MAY A QUIET PLACE 3.30pm 1.45pm 8.30pm 6.00pm PART 2 (M) NC 8.30pm 6.15pm PREVIEWS 1.10pm 1.00pm 1.00pm 11.20am 1.30pm FINDING YOU (M) 1.10pm !!NEW!! 8.20pm 8.15pm 8.00pm 6.00pm 6.15pm 8.30pm FIRST COW (PG) 3.40pm 1.10pm 11.00am JAMES AND ISEY (M) 3.50pm 11.15am 11.15am 3.40pm 6.15pm 11.30am 11.30am 1.15pm 1.15pm 1.30pm 11.00am JUNE AGAIN (M) 6.20pm 5.50pm 6.20pm 6.20pm 6.30pm 2.00pm 8.30pm NOMADLAND (M) 5.45pm 3.25pm 11.20am PETER RABBIT 2 1.30pm SIX MINUTES TO 1.35pm 1.30pm 3.45pm 1.45pm 1.30pm 3.50pm MIDNIGHT (M) 6.00pm 6.00pm 6.00pm 4.00pm 6.15pm 11.00am THE ARTISTS WIFE 1.15pm 3.20pm 6.00pm 11.00am 4.10pm (M) NC 6.00pm Tim vandeMolen THE COURIER (M) 1.20pm 3.50pm 5.45pm Your MP forWaikato THE FATHER (M) 3.50pm 3.40pm 3.45pm 3.30pm 3.40pm WRATH OF MAN 8.15pm 8.00pm 8.15pm 4.00pm 8.15pm 11.30am [email protected] (R16) 0800 GET TIM (0800 438 846) LITIGANTE 3.40pm 1.15pm TimvandeMolenWaikato Visit our website for up to the minute screening times: www.tivolicinema.co.nz NC - no complementarys Authorised by Tim vandeMolen, Parliament Buildings,Wgtn. Tickets: Adults $18.00 Seniors & Students $14.50 (F) = Final Screening Cheap Tuesday: Adults $15.00 Senior & Students $12.00 before 5pm www.tivolicinema.co.nz | Bookings 07 823 5064 | 32 Lake Street, Cambridge 2 SCENE 18 May, 2021 Scene around... www.sceneonline.co.nz Hinuera Bowling Club celebrate it’s 90th milestone un, loyalty and a sense of family is the most common reason continued to celebrate significant success at centre, national and Fbowlers continue to attend and support the Hinuera Bowling international level with individual men’s, women’s and mixed Club that officially opened on December 13, 1930. It wasn’t until teams. For what is considered a small rural club, they punch well 1954 however, that the women’s section was introduced, with above their weight with in excess of 100 members at its peak – current Patron (and only female Life Member) Astrid Clark, many of which have now celebrated over 50 years of continued becoming an inaugural member. membership. With the new clubrooms built and opened towards the end of Although Covid-19 meant the 90 year celebrations couldn’t 1959, it was 10 years later that the decision was made to replace proceed in 2020, Hinuera Bowling Club president, Allan Jeffries, the green. Almost immediately a spike in membership meant was delighted to welcome past and present members and the clubrooms needed to be extended – and in fact, were almost supporters to two days of play and acknowledgements over doubled in size to include a kitchen and dining area. Then, in the weekend. “It’s a real thrill to welcome everyone here” he 1988, a further extension preceded Cyclone Bolar which had said, “and so great to see everyone sharing stories, memories demolished the brick boundary fence. This was an opportunity and anecdotes from years past. We are all very proud of the to extend the green to the maximum size of 40x40m before the camaraderie and family environment Hinuera is so well known new fence was erected. for and I have absolutely no doubt the club will remain just as In 1999, under Bowls New Zealand plans, the men’s and successful as we head towards our centenary.” women’s clubs combined and in following years, Hinuera Caron Stewart.
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