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Wry Comment SPINAL COLUMN Have you ever woken up with a really stiff neck? Don’t worry, it’s a common complaint called torticollis. You go to bed and when you wake up you fi nd you are embarrassingly rigid. Your partner laughs at you and can’t do anything to help. Usually you confess to some kind of unusual activity the day before, but sometimes there is no memorable cause of your discomfort. Torticollis, or ‘wry neck’ is often caused simply by turning over in bed whilst asleep. The small joints in the neck take too much pressure and strain, they become infl amed over a few hours and when you wake they hurt suddenly and cause a spasm in the surrounding muscles. Sometimes torticollis can come on suddenly during the day, especially when moving the head in an unusual way. Most days we have patients come into the clinic with their head all bent to one side and very uncomfortable. We try not to laugh, and reassure them we can normally sort them out quite quickly. The important thing in the management of torticollis is to realign all the joints so the neck heals properly, as opposed to slightly lopsided. If you wake with neck stiffness, have a hot shower and give us a call, we’ll do our best to minimise both your discomfort and embarrassment. Please take care looking left and right at intersections on the way here. NEVER UNDER ESTIMATE THE POWER OF CHIROPRACTIC CARE • BACK PAIN • SPORTS INJURIES • NECK PAIN • STIFF SHOULDERS • HEADACHES • LACK OF SLEEP B.Sc. M. Chiro • SORE LEGS • WEAR AND TEAR

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As the town of champions, Cam- bridge is about to celebrate with a series of murals to show its sport- ing excellence. The first mural has been painted along the long driveway- side wall of Rouge Cafe, and is something co-owner Alana Mac- Kay has wanted for a while. She has been the driving force behind kick-starting the project. ‘‘I’ve always been a fan of the arts, and that wall was crying out for something stunning,’’ she said. Following from and expanding on the Cambridge Arts Trail, the project aims to emphasise rowing’s significance for Cam- bridge in the build-up to the 2016 Rio Olympics. Through collaboration with Lauren Nicol and local businesses and high per- Jamie Walker formance athletes, the murals are from Rouge Cafe intended to honour rowing sports outside the new at Lake Karapiro. mural painting on Rouge’s wall. Alana approached her friend PHOTO: EMMA Vera Bucsu about creating the JAMES/FAIRFAX NZ first mural. Vera came up with the idea of approaching a rower to be a the project was to choose the the mural was Bruce McLachlan, Alana said the next two murals and Zoe McBride, but they are model. Emma Dyke was chosen athletes because they’re all so a Hamilton-based artist who is planned will also feature rowers, awaiting confirmation of their for the project, as she will be com- radiant,’’ she said. one of the region’s most popular but Vera has been approached involvement. peting in the Women’s Eight at ‘‘Emma has the most amazing portrait painters. about other sports, and is very The project’s next murals are Rio. red colour to her hair, which His previous works include the open to that idea for future planned to go on the walls of the Vera has been painting murals made her the perfect choice for Anzac wall for the Huntly RSA, murals. Cambridge Fine Wine Company, in the Waikato for years. Rouge Cafe.’’ and Hamilton’s Peace Wall on The next two models planned and Alpino Cucina e Vino on Vic- ‘‘The most challenging part of The other artist who helped on Norton Rd. are rowers Genevieve Behrent toria St.

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COMPETITION WELCOME What large trucks? Trucks now circulating about the roundabout as a Guinness World Recordfor I am sure many of your readers travel on the expressway, or if which we would like to correct. the longest marathon bowls game. ONLINE CHATTER will join me in welcoming the through town, in a straight line The external diameter of the Well done CBC – may your opening of the new Waitamo along Victoria Rd. new roundabout will be slightly playing days be long and Petrol Station on Victoria St. At Then I made the connection. larger than the existing Queen St successful for many years yet. All long last we have some price This roundabout is not for roundabout. The slightly larger Cambridge should be proud of At the end of the day that’s competition in the local market Cambridge people, but for the roundabout is required to cater your wonderful achievement. someone’s business you are and will no longer have to drive to construction and use of the new for the increase in traffic volumes T. John Marshall, secretary vandalising and should be Hamilton to fill up. development proposed for the predicted over the next 25 years, Cambridge NZLP treated as such. Hope they catch On Friday (May 6), around railway land. driven by growth in Cambridge. em. – Greig Booth on lunchtime it was offering regular This very large roundabout, if There is no direct link between RESERVE A MESS Facebook. unleaded fuel at $162.9 per litre, constructed, will ruin a lovely the roundabout and the Lakewood Last Friday (May 6), I was whilst BP (Cambridge & entrance to Cambridge with its development. pleasantly surprised at the neat Leamington), Challenge, Mobil leafy trees, both street-side and in It is incorrect that ‘‘many large and cared-for condition of The and Z were all, coincidentally I am Lake Te Ko Utu Park, together mature trees will be removed’’; Gaslight Theatre reserve. Top sure, priced at $174.9. Let’s all get with the elegant St Andrew’s that is not the case. In fact, every marks to the groundsman. The behind them and say no to high Church and the ‘pink church’ effort has been made to retain as next day the grass was back to its prices in Cambridge. beyond. many trees as possible. Over time, former mess, the drunks, druggies Paul Bowden Many large mature trees will the project will also allow for the and party-goers doing doughnuts have to be removed, and the development of land between undoing council’s hard work. I ROUNDABOUT QUERY historic iron entrance gates to Te Victoria Rd and Lake Te Ko Utu, made a submission at a council Do we need a roundabout at the Ko Utu Park will have to be including walkways, cycleways meeting last September that HAVE YOUR SAY junction of Hamilton Rd and removed to another location. This and parkland. The council is bollards be installed to prevent Your letters are welcome. Victoria St? We could have used will destroy an important part of consulting on the best place to cars being driven on the grass. Email them to one over the last 15 years but with the character of Cambridge. relocate the iron gates. Council said they ‘‘are unaware as [email protected], or drop them into our offices at 13 the expressway, our problem of an The more I consider this Waipa District Council to the full extent’’ of the damage or almost continuous stream of possibility, the more outrage I illegal activities. I suggest that Anzac St. Keep them to around traffic along Hamilton Rd has feel. Do other people feel the WELL DONE there is a communication break- 200 words – there is no guarantee been solved. same? Members of the Cambridge down. Ask the police, the nearby of publication. Secondly, why does this Rosemary Hill branch of the Labour Party wish property owners, the workers proposed roundabout have to be to congratulate members of the who clean up the mess and staff so huge? Someone told me it was RESPONSE: Cambridge Central Bowling Club on your help-lines. to accommodate large trucks. There is misinformation for their remarkable achievement B. Dunstan

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The motorbike was 14kg Taupo MP Louise Upston said heavier than he had anticipated. changes to KiwiSaver rules also The initiative raised more than meant people could combine their $600 with the donation buckets HomeStart grant of up to $10,000 that Rosie Smith – Reef’s mother – per person or up to $20,000 per and Cambridge woman Leigh couple towards a deposit on a new Wills had at the event. home. By his side through was his Under KiwiSaver, a couple partner Maree Blakey. each earning $40,000 a year could ‘‘Everyone was amazing. withdraw up to $29,000 after five ‘‘There was this one guy who years for a house deposit. looked like he was collecting ‘‘The HomeStart Scheme has recycling for money, but he emp- helped fund 122 new first homes tied his pockets and gave us about Rosie Smith and Reef Smith are grateful for all the fundraising Erin Hampson-Tindale, right, has done for them. Inset: Erin purchases with grants worth $4.50. Hampson-Tindale carrying Reef’s motorbike at the Rotorua Marathon. PHOTO: EMMA JAMES/FAIRFAX NZ $734,000 in the Waipa region since ‘‘So many people were giving last year,’’ Upston said. when they didn’t look like they sentiment and that it was for thank you doesn’t even cut it. Hampson-Tindale’s venture and ‘‘Having a deposit big enough had a lot to give.’’ him,’’ he said. ‘‘It’s just humbling to see had it blasting over the loud to buy a house has always been a He only managed to finish half Overall, Hampson-Tindale has someone set such a massive speakers, Smith said: ‘‘I had a lot big challenge for most young of the marathon, but said raised nearly $3000 for Reef. challenge and to be so driven to do of cancer survivors come up and people. Combining their completing it hadn’t been the Rosie Smith said she was it even when he’s busy with his share their story with me.’’ HomeStart grant with the point – it was all about raising blown away by his support. own family and work, it’s really The bike is still a bit big for KiwiSaver incentive means a size- awareness and money for Reef. It wasn’t long ago that he special.’’ Reef, so Shaun Bourke at Yamaha able deposit to buy a first home ‘‘It’s not about the struggle. was a total stranger to the Expressing her gratitude to the Blackwood has made him some has become a reality for more ‘‘No one cared if I did the whole family. organisers of the Rotorua specialised training wheels to people.’’ thing or half, they just saw the ‘‘I’m lost for words because Marathon, who embraced help him out. Second-chance home owners can also benefit from the govern- ment’s latest tweaks to the Kiwi- Saver withdrawal rules. ‘‘I also welcome the govern- ment’s latest tweaks to KiwiSaver Council spent $300k on housing income and asset caps, which will help the scheme work better for Waipa District Council has spent additional $3 million into coun- All but one of the Last year’s policy review con- second-chance homebuyers. more than $300,000 in the last year cil’s pensioner housing budget firmed that any increases must be ‘‘As of 1 July 2016, the income improving its pensioner housing over the next decade – all ring- 128 tenants are now capped at $30 per week. cap for people who have pre- units. fenced for improvements or poss- paying full market Government-funded accommo- viously owned their own home Improvements have included ibly new housing stock. dation supplements are available but are struggling to get back into installation of air conditioning All but one of the 128 tenants rent. to most tenants, bringing any ownership after an event such as and heating units, resealing of are now paying full market rent. increase down by around two a separation or business failure, driveways, insulation, painting Waipa District Mayor Jim Last year, the council con- thirds. are removed. and double glazing. Mylchreest said the investment firmed that pensioner housing in ‘‘We are very aware of the need ‘‘This means a second-chance Four units have been com- into pensioner housing was Waipa must be self-funding and to keep our pensioner housing homeowner whose assets are pletely refurbished. increasingly important. could not be subsidised by rates. rental costs affordable and will small will be able to access their The improvements were made ‘‘We need to make sure quality ‘‘The extra income from mar- continue to review our annual KiwiSaver funds to buy a home possible through changes to the housing options are available for ket rents has meant we can invest rent assessments to make sure regardless of how high their council’s pensioner housing pol- our elderly, particularly as there in our pensioner housing and this is the case,’’ Mylchreest said. income is, which is great news for icy. aren’t a lot of one bedroom houses make sure it’s up to a standard Waipa District Council’s pen- mid-life, middle-income New Zea- Last year the council began the being built by the private sector.’’ that our residents feel comfort- sioner housing portfolio provides landers,’’ Upston said. process of raising rents for pen- He said there were 7500 people able with.’’ housing for 135 people in 128 pen- KiwiSaver HomeStart is part of sioner housing units from 75 to over 65 in the district – a figure Waipa District Council’s pen- sioner housing units. the government’s ongoing pro- 100 per cent of the market rate. likely to increase. 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A safety-first approach from Sarah Walker, and crashes among 100 years the men, meant there were no Kiwi BMX riders in the finals at ANDY MCGECHAN the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in the Netherlands on Motorcycling New Zealand (MNZ) Monday. will mark 100 years this year with Walker, who is back competing the New Zealand Motorcycle just 10 weeks after fracturing her Awards and Conference in Wel- arm, decided the windy con- lington over the weekend of May ditions presented too many risks 20-22. in the elimination rounds, opting The event will feature the New to ride off the back of the field in Zealand Motorcycle Awards and the three motos and did not 100 Year celebrations function advance to the semifinals. from 6.30pm on the Saturday ‘‘Sarah’s arm was a little sore night. from a busy week of riding here and with the high winds, she felt Guest speaker Steve Williams – it best to play things safe here in long-time caddy for golfing legend Papendal,’’ said Cycling New Zea- Tiger Woods – will talk about his land BMX coach, Ryan Hollows. experiences with sportsmen get- ‘‘She probably got more out of ting ‘‘into the zone’’ for top level this week that we expected includ- competition and how this relates ing some valuable Olympic quali- to motorsport. fying points and racing. Williams has a passion for ‘‘Now she can continue her motorsport and won national recovery and prepare specifically titles in two stock car categories, for the world championships at the only driver to do so. the end of the month in Colombia ‘‘Our annual awards and con- where she will chase the final ference is the industry event of qualifying spots for Rio.’’ Sarah Walker in action. PHOTO: DARRYL CAREY the year and this year we’re Trent Jones grabbed second marking 100 years,’’ said MNZ and third placings along with sev- but was unhurt. not been prominent in any racing Laura Smulders (Netherlands) general manager of operations enth after a fall to advance from a Teammate Matt Cameron was this season, emerged as a threat edging out top qualifier Caroline stacked moto along with world sixth, fifth and fourth in his motos for the upcoming world cham- Buchannan (Australia) in a sprint Vicky Hicks. champion Niek Kimmann (Neth- to miss out on the quarterfinals pionships after winning the men’s finish. ‘‘An organisation that has erlands), time trial winner Tory by one point, in a strong group final when he closed down top The focus moves to Columbia survived 100 years is worth Nyhaug (Canada) and in-form headed by former world cham- qualifier Sam Willoughby (Aust- for the world championships as celebrating. We’d like to also Australian Anthony Dean. pion Joris Daudet (France). ralia) in the final. the end of the month which is also acknowledge the clubs and However he crashed heavily Latvia’s double Olympic cham- It was a similar story in the the final qualifying event for the volunteers who have been on the landing to the first jump – pion Maris Strombergs, who has women’s final with local favourite Rio Olympics. involved over the years.’’

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TIM RYAN Dee has gone on to forge a won- derful career as a jockey in the Young jumps jockey Shaun competitive Victorian racing Fannin has faithful punters scene. riding every obstacle with him as Weekend visits to catch up the season leaps into full stride. with Dee when he was with The 20-year-old had a good Myers, drew Fannin into racing weekend to go with a couple of and he took up an opportunity to wins in recent weeks. work in the Myers’ stable. He began at Te Rapa on He’s in his third season with Saturday with a win for trainer the trainer who he refers to as ‘‘a Kevin Myers on the favourite Zed Shaun Fannin genius’’. Em in the maiden hurdle and clears the water He has now won 20 races and completed a double on Mister jump on Cecil on his weekend wins were proof of Deejay for Hunterville trainer the way to his ability to read a race and victory at Ken Duncan in the Ken & Roger adopt the tactics required. Riverton last Browne Memorial Steeplechase. week. He settled Zed Em on the speed On Sunday at Whanganui he PHOTO: JOHN before proving too strong over the added another aboard Wise Men HAWKINS/FAIRFAX final stages, and Mister Dee Jay Say, trained by Raymond NZ was able to capitalise on an econ- Connors, in the open steeple. omical run and he burst through When the TAB opened its 2016 and ran away from his rivals. jumps jockey market last At Whanganui he needed all Wednesday, Fannin was long in his skill to get Wise Men Say the market at $51. Home narrowly from the Myers- Those odds got punters trained Get Flash. interested. They were lining up He had to settle for second in and by the end of the day Fannin said after his completing his day Fannin spent his formative ‘‘Through the show jumping I the next race on Cheese Maker was into $14, and the TAB’s liabil- at Whanganui. years riding the show jumping became good friends with Mick beaten by Myers stablemate Vice- ity grew to the point he is now the ‘‘Hopefully I can repay circuit, starting out as 7-year-old Dee who began an apprenticeship roy ridden by Charlie Studd and $1.80 favourite. the faith punters have put in and continuing until he finished with Kevin Myers when he left also ran second on talented Sea ‘‘It’s not my money,’’ Fannin me.’’ school. school,’’ Fannin said. King for his boss in the next. Historic Badminton event for Kiwi riders

DIANA DOBSON Jung (Germany) proved first German to have won Bad- Clarke Johnstone’s clear showjumping, but were both unstoppable, winning aboard La minton. round aboard Balmoral Sensation happy with the efforts of their New Zealand finished just off Biosthetique Sam FBW, Sir Mark Todd and Leonidas II will help pique the interest of the horses. the podium at the May 4-8 who many describe as one of the were clear in the showjumping to New Zealand selectors, with him Of the 46 starters in Sunday’s Mitsubishi Motors Badminton greatest horses ever. finish on their dressage score of finishing on 45.6 in his first-ever showjumping,17 were clear and Horse Trials, but still have five in They finished on their dress- 44.8. Badminton start. inside time including Todd, John- the top 15. age score of 34.4 penalty points – Todd said: ‘‘I don’t think he has ‘‘My main goal here was to stone and Tait. The Kiwis’ history-making run possibly the lowest score ever – had a fence down in a three day, make a good statement to the It was also a special day with in the United Kingdom placed Sir also giving the duo the Rolex so that gives you confidence selectors ahead of the Olympics the official retirement of 2013 win- Mark Todd fourth, Clarke John- Grand Slam as victors of Badmin- (coming into the final day). I was and I feel we have done that,’’ said ner Clifton Promise. Paget took stone fifth, Jock Paget sixth, ton, 2015 Burghley and 2016 Ken- disappointed after the dressage Johnstone. off his saddle for the last time Jonelle Price 10th and Blyth Tait tucky. Jung is just the second but you have to put that behind Jonelle Price aboard Classic and with owner Frances Stead 13th. rider to have achieved the you and the horse hasn’t put a foot Moet, and Jock Paget on Clifton put a Badminton cover on the World number one Michael three consecutive wins – and the wrong since.’’ Lush each had a fence in the horse. 24 CAMBRIDGE EDITION, MAY 11, 2016 stuff.co.nz

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CAMBRIDGE HANDYMAN A&P FAMILY NOTICES NGA HAU E WHA PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION ARE accepted until 9am Cambridge Community Marae on Tuesday mornings. AGM Phone 827-3840. Annual General Meeting Kitchens ✫ Bathrooms ✫ Small Alterations Monday 6.30pm, Monday 23 May 2016 Decking ✫ Fences ✫ Doors/Doorlocks 23rd May 7pm Corner of Bracken Street and Pope Terrace, Leamington 28 Years in Building Trade Leamington School Staffroom AGM Looking for new members Phone/text Martin Nibbles and light of the Cambridge & Nau mai haere mai koutou 027-884-7053 or 07-823-1098 refreshments provided District Senior ContactChairmanVinnieSimmonds021-704-012 Anyone interested in theA&PAssn Citizens Assn Inc welcome to attend. Friday 13th May 2016 PERSONAL PERSONAL RSVP: Friday 20th May at 1.30pm Did you know, I can place your HAMILTON Network Social Any queries contact Senior Citizens Hall Group for singles over 40 Robyn 827-5542 or Milicich Place THE 027-622-4184 years. 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In conjunction with the Orchestras Fantasy Overture, a tightly Central, the Cambridge Edition constructed ‘picture in sound’, has two tickets to give away to described as alternating between Open mornings Saturday, the Trust Waikato Symphony “achingly beautiful” and Sunday and Public Holidays Orchestra’s Romance and Passion “thunderingly dramatic”. performance on Sunday May 22, Violinist Andrew Beer will then featuring Canadian-born violinist perform as soloist in Mendelssohn’s Andrew Beer as the soloist. Email [email protected] by much-loved Violin Concerto in E 5pm on May 18 with ORCHESTRA minor. This was Mendelssohn’s last in the subject line, and your orchestral composition, and remains contact details. one of the most frequently performed of all violin concerti. Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra, Beer said: “There’s something under the baton of music director youthful and ebullient in much of Rupert D’Cruze, presents Romance Mendelssohn’s music, including and Passion – a programme of three this treasured violin concerto. I was orchestral masterpieces. 16 when I fi rst learned the piece, The concert is at Hamilton’s Clarence so I often have fl ashbacks to fond St Theatre at 4pm on Sunday May moments from my own youth when 22, and will feature solo violinist, playing the delightful melodies in this Canadian-born Andrew Beer. cornerstone of violin repertoire.” The concert will open with Rupert D’Cruze described Beer - Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet recently appointed leader of the

Canadian-born violinist Andrew Beer will perform in Hamilton for the fi rst time on May 22. We have a ticket giveaway to the concert. Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra – as “an immensely experienced Week Commencing Thu, 12 May 2016 artist” and said he would bring not only technical mastery to the FILM NAME THU, FRI, SAT, SUN, TUE, WED, performance, but also a mature 12 MAY 13 MAY 14 MAY 15 MAY 17 MAY 18 MAY musical understanding. Met Opera Beer is a new performer to Hamilton. Les Pecheurs 2.00pm De Perles (G) Described by the New York Times as NT Les Liaisons a “musical gift”, he has performed 2.00pm Dangereus (M) extensively across international stages 10.00am 11.30am 11.15am Florence Foster 11.15am 1.00pm 1.00pm as a soloist, orchestral and chamber Jenkins (PG) 2.15pm 3.50pm 3.50pm 6.15pm 6.15pm 6.15pm 5.45pm 6.00pm 5.45pm musician. Humanitarian and outreach concerts have also played an Bastille Day (R16) 12.15pm 1.50pm 1.40pm 1.20pm 3.15pm 4.00pm 6.30pm 6.00pm 5.45pm 8.05pm 8.30pm 6.00pm important role in Beer’s musical Hunt for the Wilder output, and saw him awarded a 10.15am 11.15am 11.00am 11.00am 1.10pm 1.30pm People (M) 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 6.00pm 6.15pm US Congressional Commendation in Eddie the Eagle 10.30am 1.30pm 1.15pm 11.30am 1.30pm 3.30pm 2006. (PG) 8.30pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.15pm 8.15pm The concert will end conclude with Eye in The Sky (M) 12.30pm 6.30pm 11.30am 6.15pm 3.30pm 3.50pm Dvorˇák’s Sixth Symphony, regarded 10 Clover Field Lane (M) 3.45pm 8.45pm 3.30pm 4.00pm 6.00pm by many as his fi nest symphony. The The Great Maidens work recalls the Czech folksongs 6.00pm 3.45pm 6.00pm 8.40pm Blush (M) of Dvorak’s native Bohemia and is Mother’s Day (M) 8.15pm 11.00am 8.15pm 3.25pm 1.15pm strongly infl uenced by Brahms. Pheonix (M) 4.30pm 1.40pm 3.45pm 8.15pm Tickets to the concert available Mahana (M) 4.00pm 4.15pm 8.30pm through Ticketek, and school- Sherpa (PG) 12.45pm 1.45pm aged children are free. For more information, or to sign up as a Friend www.tivolicinema.co.nz of the Orchestra, visit the website Bookings 823 5064 • 32 Lake Street, Cambridge twso.co.nz. AU-7199154AA AU-6866426BH

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