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10 October 12 Issue 149 Helensville News October 2012 4700 copies delivered monthly to Helensville, Parakai, Kaukapakapa, Waitoki, Wainui, Woodhill, South Head and Shelly Beach Helensville turns 150! Helensville is set to hit party mode over be open free to the public in the hall on the Labour Weekend as the town celebrates 150 Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 3pm. years of European settlement. Organised by Trudi King, the exhibition will A raft of activities designed to appeal to a feature sculptures, embroidery, photography, broad section of the local community will be painting, and mixed media artworks by a mix held across three days, from Friday, October of well-known and emerging artists, all with 19 to Sunday 21. The mix of free and paid ties to this area. events will have something for all age groups, It is expected that most, if not all, the and include some artworks will be for attractions not seen sale. here before, such as The weekend of events is planned to celebrate There will also the establishment 150 years ago of Helensville as steam boat rides on be a fashion show of ! Scene from the Helensville Centennial Parade the Kaipara River. a kauri milling centre after the arrival in 1862 clothing by award- Spread over three from Nova Scotia of brothers John and Isaac winning designer These can be viewed at the screenings, with pages, we have all McLeod. Donelle Scott. Alan on hand to show people themselves in you need to know Prior to their arrival the settlement was Those attending the photos as well as identifying more people about the weekend's known as Te Awaroa. John and Helen McLeod the evening function in the images. events, covering building their home 'Helen's villa' in 1863 at the will also get a first everything in as much northern end of the settlement – reputedly chance to view a SATURDAY20TH detail as possible. becoming the source of the town's European name 'Helensville Through The main focus for most locals on the – while Isaac and Janet McLeod bought land at the Ages' film show Saturday will be a broad range of street stalls FRIDAY19TH thesouthernend. on the hall stage. in Commercial Road from 9am to 3pm, and a The weekend's The film will also be large street parade starting 11.30am festivities kick off on shown free of That parade will feature floats by local the Friday with anArt, Wine, Cheese and Film charge to the general public at the Catholic schools, each depicting a different 20-year Evening starting at 7pm in the Helensville Church hall on the Saturday from 1pm to period in the town's history; horse and War Memorial Hall. Tickets for this event are 4pm. carriages; a First World War ambulance; a $35 and must be purchased by October 10. The film show is a collection of short vintage Helensville fire engine (see page 12 Attendees will get a preview of the 16mm movies taken over a period from 1944 for more); vintage cars; and a massed pipe Helensville-themed art exhibition, which will to 1952 by local resident Mr A Brackebush band parade provided by the Auckland Police and converted to DVD byAlan Scott. Highland Pipe Band, the Warkworth and There are eight separate films ranging in Wellsford District Highland Pipe Band and Inside... length from one to four minutes, and covering the Kumeu Brass Band. a wide range of local activities, including a There will be about 30 street stalls, plus at Lions celebrate 50 years ... Pg 3 building site on corner of Commercial Road least 10 Commercial Road businesses are PM, councillor congratulations ... Pg 5 and Porter Crescent; primary school children participating as well, such as the River View New signage for KKK ... Pg 6 doing clay modelling; the 1945 VJ day; Restaurant which will have samples of South Kaipara cultural festival ... Pg 7 scenes of steam ship 'Ruawai' at Helensville African cuisine on offer. Stalls, open from wharf and the 'Minerva' being rebuilt near 9am to 3pm, will be located from the ASB to New creative shops open ... Pg 8 Creek Lane and various Kaipara Cruising the Helensville Insurance centre and across Dance show and workshops ... Pg 11 Club outings. the road from Porcini's to Harcourts; Creek Old fire engine rides again ... Pg 12 Alan has printed and named 115 images Lane will not be closed. from the VJ day parade and put them in Local archaeology talk ... Pg 13 Among the goods on offer will be: vintage folders, along with folders for the other films. ! To page 4 www.facebook.com/helensvillenews www.helensvillenews.co.nz www.helensville.co.nz New Summer Arrivals for: ... the wedding guest ... lunch with the girls editorial ... that summer BBQ ... work or play - or just because! In an odd coincidence of timing, Helensville celebrates 150 years this month, and Helensville News will celebrate its 150th issue next month. I realise the two don’t really compare, but they are both milestones none-the-less. And they give us the chance to make a bit of a fuss two months in a row! Furthermore, the Lions Club of Helensville celebrated its 50th birthday just days ago - you can read about that on page 3. Funnily enough, there is actually some confusion over just when Helensville’s anniversary is. Brothers John and Isaac McLeod settled here in 1862 - 150 years ago. However, their wives and families didn’t move here until 1863, and that is when ‘Helen’s Villa’ - the McLeod homestead our town gets its European name from - was built. So we have the strange situation whereby the town’s centenary was celebrated in 1963 to mark 100 years from the date of Helen’s Villa being built, while the sesquicentennial comes just 49 years later - but correctly dating from the McLeod’s original arrival. 6 Commercial Rd, Helensville. Ph 420 9898 I guess it’s a matter of semantics really - the important thing is that it’s a big deal for our little town, and a great excuse to show off our heritage. Needless to say, we have a 150th anniversary themed issue, starting with a large article beginning on the front page and spanning a couple of inside pages as well, which lists in detail everything you can expect to see happening in the town over Labour Weekend. Continuing the theme there are messages from both Helensville MP and Prime Minister John Key and our Rodney Ward Auckland Councillor, Penny Webster (on page 5); and a piece on an historic Helensville fire engine which will take part in parade during the 150th NEW HOURS: celebrations (on page 12). Plus of course there’s our usual raft of interesting and informative articles. Happy reading! Monday to Friday: 3pm - 8.30pm - Dave Addison, Editor Saturday: 10am - 8.30pm Sunday: 1pm - 8.30pm Kaipara water worst: Council report Happy Hour: 7 days, 4pm - 6pm The Kaipara has the worst-equal marine based on the amount of indigenous water quality in theAuckland region. ecosystems (including forest, scrub, and 167 Parkhurst Road, Parakai That’s one of the findings in the Auckland freshwater and saltwater wetlands) within Phone: 420 8765 Council’s just-released State of Auckland the reporting area. Plantation forests also ‘report cards’, which summarise Auckland’s contributed a small amount to the demographic make-up, how Aucklanders biodiversity grade. rank their quality of life, and the quality of Among other facts revealed in the report Auckland’s land, air, waterways, coast and card is that while the Rodney Local Board sea. area is the largest in the city, it accounts for Marine water quality is monitored at 35 only four percent of the population. sites across the Auckland region. The However, between the 1996 and 2006 Kaipara River monitoring site tied with censuses, the area’s population increased Mangere Bridge in having the poorest quality by 30 percent, well above the regional water, while another Kaipara monitoring site growth rate of 22 percent. Population in the Makarau estuary ranked little better at projections show Rodney could have 81,300 30th out of the 35 sites. residents by 2031. Your local The best quality marine water was found Rodney’s population was 80 percent Toshiba Heat at Goat Island. European, 10 percent Maori, and two Our area fares better when it comes to percent each Pacific and Asian. A fifth of the Pump Installer fresh water quality, with a middling overall ‘C’ population was born overseas. rating for the entire Rodney Local Board 69 percent of residents were employed - Ph: 420 2028 Mob: 021 417 992 area, on a scale from Ato F. a fifth of those self-employed, the highest [email protected] The State of Auckland report card gives proportion in Auckland (excluding Waiheke For all domestic and commercial electrical work Rodney a ‘D’ rating for the quality of land, and Great Barrier Islands). Homebased Education & Care CARPET Childcare in Parakai and LAYING Helensville & MAT EDGING Carpet Mat Overlocking Call our Leesa & Paul Schultz Kaipara Coast friendly UPHOLSTERY team now! Ph 420 7441 - SERVICES - Wisia 0274 641 331 Mob 027 200 7864 free quote Ph (09) 424 2499 free pickup 10 Walbrook Road, Manly, Whangaparaoa 0930 free delivery Don Berry www.homefromhomechildcare.co.nz 09 420 4010 2 Issue 149, October 2012 Lions Club celebrates 50 years 150 150 150 Congratulations 1 5 Just as Helensville is about to celebrate Among the special guests attending 0 0 5 Helensville! it’s 150th anniversary, the Lions Club of were the Lions’ District Governor, Vice 1 Support us so we can support you Helensville celebrated its 50th anniversary a District Governors, Council Chairman, few days ago.
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