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Motorama Morrinsville Turned It On! Sheep Sure Can Be a Trial Tui Park Bowling Clubs 21St Women's Classic Tournament! WHERE URBAN MEETS COUNTRY | WWW.THEFRIDAYEDITION.CO.NZ | FACEBOOK /THEFRIDAYEDITION ISSUE 27 - FEBRUARY 21st 2020 READY, SET... GO!!! PG.4 PG.5 MOTORAMA MORRINSVILLE TURNED IT ON! PG.6 SHEEP SURE CAN BE A TRIAL BACK PAGE TUI PARK BOWLING CLUBS 21ST WOMEN’S CLASSIC TOURNAMENT! Sunday From the Editor 23rd February 2020 MELTING IS ONE WORD FOR IT… (times are approximate) SUFFOCATING ANOTHER! She’s pretty warm alright as the temperatures - 10am - Opening with the pipe band rise on the good old glass thermometer. I am - 10.30am – Wai-Taiko Drummers hoping that common sense is prevailing when it comes to heat in - 11am - Teddy Bear’s Picnic cars, or animals left chained up outside without appropriate shade 11am- Reducing waste demo Part 1 or hydration?? - 11.15am – Piako Brass Band A reminder that we are running a photography (snap shot) - 11.30am Kerry Dufty Butchery Demo opportunity throughout 2020. It is open to kids in 3 categories - Midday – Wai Taiko Drummers Primary age, Intermediate and College. Primary ages can submit 12.30 Reducing waste demo Part2 a photo of choice. Intermediate and College, your set topic is - 12:30- Bonneville Band Animals/Wildlife for February and for March it is Transport. The - 3pm – Close idea is to encourage kids of any age or skill set to get creative. This year we are trying to When you are behind a lens, you see things in a completely Throughout the day….. First Credit different perspective. So come on and get snapping and email Union Free Kidszone...Kiwanis produce as little waste as your photos to me at [email protected]. Who knows… Train…Climbing wall….vertical possible to keep there may well be hidden talent just waiting to shine. A big thank bungy…EV cars and bikes…..food Te Aroha clean and you to Heathcote Appliances who have sponsored a photography trucks & stalls…ice cream.. candy green. package for one emerging young photographer to be presented in floss….Wulfings Archery…arts and December. All photos submitted in 2020 will be judged by a panel. crafts….spinners and But wait…yep there’s more! weavers…community hub….DOCs Please bring your I am creating a ‘photo trail’…oh and it is exciting…find out more in Bug Out …..balloon artist….chainsaw our March 6th issue. sculptor and much more! reusables!! We have now been granted NZ Accreditation to photograph the Chiefs home games, so we are undoubtedly stoked! 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Athletes competed in a variety of track and field events throughout the day, including Long jump, High jump, 100m, 200m and the tiny tots even got to strut their stuff on the track. You can find more of the action from the day on The Friday Edition Facebook Page. RIGHT: Action from the Te Aroha Athletics Track at Herries Park, Te Aroha. OUT AND ABOUT WITH TFE CHIEFS VS CRUSADERS GAME FEBRUARY FLEX GYM FREE TRIAL MORRINSVILLE P: 07 889 3337 |E:[email protected] |241 THAMES STREET,MORRINSVILLE, WAIKATO PG. 4 www.thefridayedition.co.nz | Facebook /thefridayedition MOTORAMA - MORRINSVILLE TURNED IT ON! SHARON DEAN ars glistened, entertainment Cechoed out across the recreation grounds and the crowds flocked in through the gates for the 2020 Motorama in Morrinsville. The event featured a fine display of trucks, vintage and classic cars, motorbikes, entertainment for the kids, and Miss Retro competition. Stopping and chatting to many of the car owners was a privilege – the hours involved in looking after their pride and joy is a credit to all concerned. The ever popular Kiwanis train was again cruising around the grounds. The rock wall proved to be a popular attraction by the youngsters. So was the food on offer I might just add! As always the YANKEE HAULERS host an amazing event which is evident by the number of people in attendance. Check out more images on our Facebook Page. RIGHT: Images from the 2020 Motorama held at the Recreation Grounds. www.thefridayedition.co.nz | Facebook /thefridayedition PG. 5 SHEEP SURE CAN BE A TRIAL CLAIRE ASHTON | PICT: TFE The second run for the year of the Morrinsville trial he starts off Sheep dog trials was held at the Tylden farm in the Huntaway on Scott Road on the weekend of the 8th and Class, and has 9th of February. Dog trials are a district wide brought along sport across the whole of New Zealand, with 157 Whistle, Ron, and Clubs, and competitors are known to travel far Mouse, Ron’s and wide to compete - sometimes taking part in mum (pictured). more than one on any given day. On Mouse’s run, The sheep were trucked in on the first morning one of the sheep from Hangawera Station and kept in a shady lags behind, TOP: Jessica Lusby and her pup Mist | LEFT: holding pen, then it’s luck of the draw if you and Mouse has Watching get a group who will behave.
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