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Over a quarter of a century of treating hundreds of thousands of wine and food lovers to the best the region has to offer, Toast Martinborough is really still a family affair. Ata Rangi and Ruth Pretty Catering have been there since the beginning and they tell their story of a very special event. ■ See page 4. CUSTOM DESIGNS - Your Needs - Our Solutions

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1. TOAST This newspaper is subject to NZ Press New Zealand’s premier wine, food Council procedures. and music festival has grown up, A complaint must first WE SAY reaching its dignified Silver be directed in writing, Anniversary on Sunday. within one month of publication, to the editor’s email address. 2. FEMME FATALE If not satisfied with the response, the complaint may be referred to the The Lady Killers Tina Cross, Press Council. PO Box 10-879, Suzanne Lynch, and Jackie Clarke The Terrace, Wellington 6143. sing up a storm together at Or use the online complaint form at It strikes me by the way Carterton Events Centre on www.presscouncil.org.nz Please everybody swung into action in Wednesday, November 23 include copies of the article and all response to this massive 7.5 1 correspondence with the publication. magnitude earthquake this week 3. VAN MORRISON that we are getting pretty good at A musical showcase of Van dealing with this stuff. Morrison played by guest local CONTENTS We need to be. musicians at Harlequin Theatre in 3. Quake shakes Wairarapa Any illusions that earthquakes Masterton next Wednesday. 4. Toast celebrates 25 years were rare events that weren’t 6. App aims to cut paperwork going to affect most of us 4. MURDER 7. New bike track for Holdsworth personally were shattered by the Harlequin Theatre, Masterton. 10. Lorraine McDonald farewelled Canterbury quakes. Since then to do list Deadly Glitz and Glam, 1st, 2nd, 8th 12. Opinion pages we have had significant shakes in and 9th December, bar opens 2 3 14. Out & About Seddon, Eketahuna and now the 6.30pm seated by 7, tickets $45 15. Parkinson’s pioneer double whammy in Cheviot- from The Wool Shed-cash only 18. Brexit business as usual Kaikoura. open 9am-4pm daily. 22-23 What’s On in Wairarapa We really have to accept them 24. Coastal book launch as a part of life and make sure we 5. ROSES 29. Your money are prepared. Secure furniture, Wairarapa Rose Society’s 31-32 Farming feature keep an emergency kit, have a ‘‘Celebration Display’’ to mark their 39. WaiBush coach steps down plan. 50th Jubilee of holding annual 40. North Island tour update Wairarapa is one of the highest shows. Saturday, November 19, 11 risk zones in the country and am – 3 pm Senior Citizens Hall, Cole 4 5 when that big fault that runs the Street, Masterton. Free Admission. length of our valley slips, as it does with alarming regularity, we will be hit hard. Contact us SENIOR WRITER: Piers Fuller, 06 370 6986 or [email protected] NEWS DIRECTOR: Sharron Pardoe We were very lucky with this [email protected] ADVERTISING: Rhondda Colban, 06 370 5690 or [email protected]. week’s quake, a lot of shaking but ADVERTISING SALES INQUIRIES: [email protected] and 06 370 5690. CLASSIFIED/DELIVERY: Sandy Mitchell, 06 370 5690 or very little damage. Next time we [email protected] ADDRESS: Media House, 123 cnr Renall & Chapel Streets, Masterton. 23,037 audited circulation. Delivered each might not be so fortunate. Wednesday from Mangatainoka in the north to Cape Palliser in the south. - Piers Fuller

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With the end of year in sight, now is the time to relect on all the good things that have happened in the community during 2016 and the marvellous people that it made it possible. Yes, the volunteers, those citizens – young and old – who give up their time to make our community a better, more interesting and safer place to live. The annual Masterton Civic & Youth Awards is a really great way to acknowledge outstanding voluntary service. If you know of someone, or a particular community group, who goes above and beyond for the Masterton community, now is the time to nominate them for an award. Recognising that there is such a wide range of activities taking place in our region, there a number of diferent categories that people can be nominated for. For CIVIC AWARDS, categories include: Arts & Culture, Education, Health & Wellbeing, Heritage & Entertainment, Sports & Leisure and Community. Online registration at www. Online registration at www.youthreserve.co.nz connectingcommunities.org.nz PLEASE NOTE: Nominations close at 4pm, Friday 2 December 2016. For YOUTH AWARDS, categories include: Beat Street, Youth 4 Community, Kia Kaha, Dream Team, Excellence, Youth 4 Enviro For eligibility information and a copy of the nomination form, and the Youth Employee Award. please visit www.mstn.govt.nz. All nominations are condential. stuff.co.nz NOVEMBER 16, 2016, WAIRARAPA NEWS 3 Wairarapa mostlyundamaged in quake

JACK BARLOW

Despite destruction further south, Wairarapa escaped remarkably unscathed from Monday morning’s earthquake and its aftershocks. Though many in the region were jolted awake by the quake, there was little in the way of property damage. Businesses were largely unharmed, although Farmers in Masterton was forced to shut for most of Monday morning. A spokeswoman declined to com- ment on the extent of the damage, although broken plates and a downed mannequin could be seen in the store’s windows. Coastal communities includ- A closed sign sits ing Castlepoint, Riversdale and in the window of Ngawi suffered no more than a Farmers in shake, though some terrified Masterton. The residents did temporarily flee store was shut for the morning Castlepoint following reports of following minor possible tsunami activity. earthquake Wairarapa Rural Fire princi- damage. pal rural fire officer Phill PHOTO: JACK Wishnowsky said no evacuations BARLOW / FAIRFAX were ordered, although some NZ coastal fire services did move their gear to higher ground. wouldn’t have been affected ,’’ he land slips would be likely. with Wairarapa District Health closed as a precautionary Riversdale store owner Bob said. Poor weather is expected dur- Board spokeswoman Anna measure. Alsop said he felt a large jolt when ‘‘The likelihood of a tsunami ing the week, making flooded Cardno saying there had been no Dalefield School, a small pri- the earthquake hit, although he seemed fairly remote, although a rivers a possibility. issues reported. mary in rural Carterton, closed didn’t notice much in the way of few people decided to err on the Most roads were unaffected, ‘‘We have had a full debrief and after losing power. It still wasn’t aftershocks. side of caution.’’ though there were several minor all is well,’’ she said. open on Tuesday morning, ‘‘Some people in different parts The Wairarapa Emergency slips affecting back roads in Most schools went ahead with although staff were hoping the of the beach did decide to evacu- Operations Centre said that due to Carterton. lessons as normal, although problem would be fixed by the end ate, but we live on a hill and wet ground conditions further Hospitals were unscathed, Wairarapa College’s office was of the day.

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WAIRARAPA EAR JANUARY WILL BE TOO LATE by Alice Stewart HEALTH CLINIC Ah New Year's Resolutions. Yes, I do realise it's only After the lull of interest in all things property over November but all too easily the last six weeks of the Christmas, January is when buyers start looking again year turn into a chaotic tumble of Christmas parties, in earnest. Act now if you want to hit the market in the plans, shopping and family gatherings. Christmas can New Year because starting in January Will Be Too Late. • If you are experiencing blocked ears, be all consuming. Suddenly everything gets deferred to There is a lot that can be planned right now with no cost After-Christmas or In-The-New-Year. discomfort, itchiness or have a wax issue, and little effort on your part to get the ball rolling. At then come in for a consultation. It's not too late to put your property on the market the risk of sounding like a broken record start by getting right now with a marketing strategy of 4 weeks - that Real Estate professionals, at the very least two, to • Wax removal and ear health advice. would take you to mid-December. The last property appraise your property. Find out: what your property is I sold had a three week marketing plan and we got • Best practice wax removal manually or through a week and a half and it was sold. Obviously worth, the best marketing strategy for your property in you would need to be market ready right now to the current market, and what your investment will be. by low grade suction. do that. Planning before you go to market is critical as You can sign an Agency Listing Agreement today to get first impressions count and you really do only have one your chosen Real Estate Salesperson working for you • See an experienced registered opportunity to be fresh on the market. (Don't despair right now to hit the ground running in January 2017. ear nurse to get your if you've been on the market for 'awhile' with no ears cleaned and checked. success I have a rescue strategy for you... but that's New Year's Resolutions? Never do something tomorrow for another article). when you could do it today. Ears To You Wellness Centre Alice Stewart Masterton Medical Centre Licenced Real Estate Salesperson REAA 2208 4 Colombo Road, Masterton 0800 ASK ALICE Anytime 021 247 1470 Phone 370 0011 for an appointment or text 0275 545 175 0800 275 254 [email protected] WE-7364594AK www.ears2you.co.nz Liz Kirkland NZRN 4 WAIRARAPA NEWS, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 stuff.co.nz Special times include some naked truth

PIERS FULLER

Whitebait fritters, classic Kiwi tunes and top-class vino are what punters have come to expect at Toast Martinborough but maybe not random naked guys appearing in the food chiller. In many ways Ruth Pretty Catering and Ata Rangi vineyard epitomise what Toast Martinborough is all about and they were there right at the beginning. With two of the most recognis- able and respected brands in their respective businesses, they have given visitors a quintessential taste of the event every year. Famous for her whitebait fritters on asparagus shoots, Ruth Pretty is still serving up that crowd favourite and she recalls a few moments that add to the colourful palette of memories she Food guru Ruth has of the event. Pretty has been ‘‘In 25 years you would think serving at Toast that there’s been no change until Martinborough you look at the photos. every year. ‘‘I knew it was going to be a ter- rific event because it is quite rare to have that many vineyards in a small area. Martinborough was hammered ‘‘Suddenly I heard a scream Pretty Catering has its work cut 5500 people. It was a perfect day, ‘‘You have highlights and with sleet on the morning of and I rushed out and there was out as soon as the visitors start right from the beginning of the lowlights because there is always Toast. At the other end of the young man who had opened the rolling in. day the crowd was in a great going to be little funny things hap- weather spectrum, a particularly chiller door and gone in and taken Ata Rangi’s Clive Paton said it mood and it really just went from pen and there have been some hil- hot event a couple of years ago all his clothes off. He was cooling had been ‘‘a great journey’’ and he there. arious things that have prompted a reveller to disrobe off and he was naked,’’ she said. remembered an idyllic start to the ‘‘Not only does the town rise to happened.’’ and take refuge in their chiller Serving up 7000 portions of event in perfect conditions. the occasion, the family and the She remembered the day a cold until he was discovered by a staff food from cakes to full meals ‘‘The very first one is the one extended family all our friends get front came through and member. every year, the team at Ruth that sticks in my memory. We had involved so it’s great.’’

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An innovative Upper Hutt-based commercial software company with Wairarapa links sees billion-dollar potential in their application which eliminates small businesses’ ‘‘number one most hated job’’. Mel Gollan of RIPglobal has worldwide patents on a cloud- based software product that removes a huge chunk of book- keeping by automatically engaging the accounting process at the point-of-sale. ‘‘We are new, we are disrup- tive and nobody can do what we’re doing because we’ve got granted patents for it.’’ Some small business owners spend over 30 hours a week working through invoicing Become part of New Zealand’s paperwork which has been The RIPglobal.com team at the finish of a local running event. identified as one of the most leading youth organisation onerous and hated tasks in hands and we’re actually doing six hours a week. Which is huge surveys of SMEs (small and the job for them,’’ Gollan said. for me as a small business, Our programme focuses on teaching young people medium-sized enterprises). ‘‘Effectively what we’re say- because it gives me a whole day RIPglobal Greytown software ing is: ‘nothing beats doing to go out and make some more ﬁrst aid, health care, leadership and life skills – all in a designer Tim Wright to build nothing’, and that’s what we’re money,’’ he said. fun and encouraging environment that encourages the application. offering to our customers.’’ The way it is set up, growth and discovery. While there are many Blair Browne of Streamline merchants do not pay to belong accounting software Plumbing & Drainage in Upper to the system with RIPglobal If you have a drive to succeed and are up for a real programmes on the market, Hutt said he spends 8-10 hours a generating revenue from user Gollan claims this is the first week processing invoices and subscriptions to their service. challenge then you could have what it takes to become a system that kicks-in right from he agrees that it is one of the The start-up is in the pre- youth member in St John! when materials are purchased worst aspects of being a small revenue phase of its develop- from the merchant. business owner. ment and is seeking strategic To ﬁnd out more about joining St John Youth, ‘‘It (accounting software) still With seven staff members investors. The company is now requires the human touch and working across multiple jobs working to get merchants on visit youth.stjohn.org.nz or call 06 378 7399 processing on behalf of the cus- the business generates a lot of board and expects to start gener- tomer, whereas we’ve com- paperwork. ating revenue by mid 2017. pletely taken it out of their ‘‘It probably would save me . It’s Heating Up!

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ILLYA MCLELLAN

Hurtling down tracks on bikes at high speed toward death- defying jumps is something few people do really well. Those who do it profession- ally are an even smaller bunch and one of them is enjoying the Wairarapa countryside for his latest assignment. BMX professional and bike track expert Paul Langlands is at Mt Holdsworth building a 400 ToiTeManawa metre cycle track in the first stage of a new mountain bike park that is the brainchild of the Student Exhibition Hind family. Langlands is excited about the project. He sees the creation The students of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa would of bike tracks as a chance to like to invite you to view their wonderful engage his creative side and also give people lasting enjoyment. creations at our campus. ‘‘The tracks up here will be a Paul Langlands and Henry Hinds take a break from work. different style to what I normally make. They will use the back for more. ‘‘We want to create some- Opening: Friday 25th November 6pm - 9pm landscape with different options The property lies on the thing that is accessible for all Te Ao Marama, 5 Heriot Drive, Porirua for more skillful riders but southern side of the Atiwhakatu and believe it will have a flow- always accessible for beginners River in a beautiful valley that on effect for businesses in the as well. The faster you ride the flows out onto the wide plains of area.’’ Exhibition times more challenging they become. Wairarapa. It is the type of place Destination Wairarapa gen- Monday – Friday 9.30am – 4.30pm ‘‘I’ve been building tracks all that dazzles people with its calm eral manager Dave Hancock my life, I just got back from but rugged serenity. said there was a real interest in Thursday 9.30am – 9pm building one in New Caledonia Hind said his son first had the type of park being built at and now I’m here in the the idea to build tracks when Rivenrock farm and because Wairarapa, I love it.’’ the family had lived further Wairarapa already had a good

Langlands, originally from down the valley. connection to cycling it would Nau Mai Hae Cambridge, has made a pro- ‘‘We lived down the road and enhance what already existed. fession of track design and is had a smaller place where ‘‘They have a grand vision famed for his ability to build Henry had wanted to build bike out there but they are being Contact us jumps and flowing tracks that tracks. He was on Trade Me one sensible...taking it slowly.’’ 0800 355 553 | twoa.ac.nz are great for beginners but also day and saw this property was The first stage is due to be 709 keep advanced riders coming for sale. opened on December 27.

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JACK BARLOW the provinces a chance to get close to the trophy. It had already been to Horowhenua- A beautiful, sunny day welcomed the Super Kapiti, Manawatu and Wanganui, and in Rugby trophy to Masterton on Wednesday. the days to come would head up through The trophy is currently doing the Napier-Hastings and the east coast. rounds in the lower North Island territory ‘‘We’re trying to get it to as many people following the Hurricanes’ Super Rugby vic- as possible,’’ Robson said. tory in August. ‘‘There are some pretty excited adults After visits to Wairarapa College, out there, but the response of the kids has Eastwood Motor Group and a surprise trip been the most satisfying part. The next gen- to Featherston school, the trophy wound its eration of fans.’’ way over to Douglas Park School’s athletics Nine-year-old Austin Grant was one of day at Masterton’s Colin Pugh Sports Bowl the kids happy to bask in the presence of The trophy sat gleaming in the sunshine the trophy. as kids ran laps and milled around. A few ‘‘It’s pretty cool,’’ he said, with a grin on enthusiastic ones sprinted over for photo his face. shoots. Hurricanes communications manager Nevaeh-Lee Ewe, left, and Tiria O’Connell check Toby Robson said the tour gave people in out the Super Rugby trophy NNOVEMBEROVEMBER FABRICS KKNOCKOUTS!NOCKOUTS! AND CRAFTS r makin oo ing, valid until 22/11/2016 &P t hwor nd accessor lework Paris Range ies- DMC Firm/ Medium/ Plush lots mor B&B • Organic cotton CREATIONS • Comfort foam treet Sou , • 3 Zoned pocket spring st rton on a , • Exceptional value for money (New) PARIS Single sleepset from $679 RANGE Queen from $799 Plush Shown Headboard and King from $999 accessories not included YE E AR IV S F 5 Add a drawer base from $250

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ILLYA MCLELLAN the mid 1980s. She established the Harlequin Junior One of Wairarapa’s most beloved and Theatre for children aged from 5 to 16 and dedicated theatre people has taken her last was affectionately known by the kids as bow. Mrs Mac. For many years she was a fixture Lorraine McDonald will mostly be at the theatre with her little dog Pablo, and remembered for her love of the arts and for her love of theatre was plain for all to see. inspiring generations of children to tread She received the Queens Service Medal the boards. in 2008 for services to the arts, youth and She contributed to the community in community in Wairarapa. other ways, including working with the dis- McDonald’s daughter Kristy McDonald abled for almost 20 years in Christchurch said she had had many phone calls from and Carterton. young people who wanted to pass on their Born and raised in Cromwell in Central condolences and that it was wonderful to Otago, McDonald and her husband Murray see how many lives her mother had moved up to Carterton from Canterbury in changed and had an impact on. Long-time Wairarapa arts stalwart Lorraine McDonald and her dog Murphy. So many children miss out at Christmas SO OUR ANNUAL APPEAL IS ON AGAIN... Make a child’s eyes sparkle If you would like to give an additional gift this year, just leaveleave it under our tree in the Wairarapa News reception area, and the Sallies will make sure your gift ﬁnds the right child. • Presents - please leave unwrapped • Wrapping paper - Donations welcome • Christmas confectionery and non-perishable food also appreciated • Donations by Tuesday Together we will th make a difference 20 of December please Shipping containers for hire, sales and modiﬁcation New Zealand wide. Call us today on 0508 732 873. www.containerco.co.nz 123 Chapel Street, Masterton Phone 06– 370 5690

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attribute, however, was that he understood his target audience. The Democratic Party once RICK LONG represented the poor and the The Long View Republicans were aligned with the wealthy, but things had changed in America, and the n insurance company politicians hadn’t noticed. newsletter emailed to me Republicans were in most last week had an opening cases self-made businesspeople A sentence that read: ‘‘No- who understood commercial one saw this coming; no-one realities and produced wealth for thought it would happen’’ themselves, their employees and referring of course to the United their communities. States election results. But the wealthiest state in the Well if you’d stuck with the US today is Washington DC and mainstream media over the they voted 93 per cent for Hillary exhausting election campaign Clinton. In pure economic terms, that might well have been the they wouldn’t have a commercial case, but when anyone asked me bone in their bodies. who would win the US election - In a complete reversal of form, and very few did - I would the Democrats now represent the inevitably say ‘‘Trump will bolt unproductive rich and the in.’’ Not that I would have Republicans are more closely necessarily voted for him, but the aligned with the small Exciting summer ahead for region portends were all there. businesspeople and the blue- The reason for my optimism collar wage earners. inevitable extra spending on September 2015 year, an 11 per for the Trump camp was my shopping and other luxuries. This cent increase. Together with propensity to watch the Fox News ‘‘Perhaps Trump's means a huge financial windfall increased tourism within the channel. Fox regularly had for the region. country by New Zealanders, Trump on as a guest and he came greatest attribute ... ALISTAIR SCOTT Other exciting events coming tourism is underpinning the across as quite a different person was that he up include Toast Martinborough, retail, passenger transport and to the one portrayed on CNN, for racing at Tauherenikau, UB40 hospitality sectors. instance, who disparaged him understood his ith November upon playing a concert in It’s estimated that over 188,000 endlessly and parodied him often. target audience.’’ us already, it is an Martinborough, the New Zealand people are directly employed in It was somewhat disconcerting to exciting time for the Cycle Classic and Huri Huri tourism. see him outline his policies W Wairarapa. We are on Wairarapa Bike Festival, the two The Government’s tourism articulately on Fox and then The revelations of Trump’s the verge of a huge number of Martinborough Fairs, the Harvest strategy aims to better co-ordinate watch CNN tell its audience that distasteful ‘‘locker room banter’’ events planned for the warmer Festival in March and the efforts to boost the economic he had no policies. was a severe setback, but in a months. Wairarapa Balloon Festival in contribution tourism plays in our And not just CNN. Last week’s surprising statistic it was This is sure to bring a large April. regional economies. Budget 2016 Time magazine, which came out reported that 52 per cent of white number of people into the area, Tourism is one of our biggest invested a further $45 million in on the day of the election so was women actually voted for him. which in turn brings us growth, export earners. tourism over four years, unaware of the outcome, had a Meanwhile, ‘‘Make America employment and opportunities. International tourist including to help communities letter to the editor from a Peter great again’’ and ‘‘#drainthe One of the highlights of expenditure in New Zealand in with infrastructure needs, and L’Estrange of Cape Town which swamp’’ were catch-cries that summer for me will be the Wings the year to March accounted for extra funding for Tourism New said in part: ‘‘I am disappointed in probably helped catapult him to Over Wairarapa airshow at Hood almost 21 per cent of the value of Zealand to target growth markets. your magazine’s election victory. Aerodrome in February. This New Zealand’s total exports. This was in addition to the coverage. Virtually all your Locally, the left-wing luvvies combines for the first time with Recent Statistics New Zealand more than $130 million National articles are anti-Trump. For a were beside themselves. Writing the Masterton A&P show – a data show spending by was already investing every year global magazine like Time this is in the NZ Herald, Liz Marvelly clever strategy to entice more international tourists in the year to facilitate tourism sector not good.’’ said she ‘‘underestimated the people to the show. The 2017 ending March 31 climbed to $14.5 growth. Another clue to Trump’s power of ignorance and panic’’ airshow is sure to be bigger and billion – an increase of 19.6 per The benefits of all this popularity were the thousands of and ‘‘racism, xenophobia and better than ever before. That cent from a year earlier. investment are certainly on show devotees who night-after-night sexism all combined into one event alone is estimated to bring Visitor arrivals to New in the Wairarapa over the next queued to attend his rallies. Again great holy trinity.’’ She consoled in more than 30,000 people. They Zealand were a record 3.39 million four or five months – let’s get not generally well covered by herself with a stiff scotch. all need to be fed, watered and in the September 2016 year. This among it and support these mainstream TV networks. Apparently, the chardonnay accommodated, along with the was up 346,000 from the events. Perhaps Trump’s greatest wasn’t strong enough.

Cancer Society Wairarapa Centre November 2016

“It’s about a whole community taking up the fight against cancer” THE HISTORY OF RELAY The journey of a thousand THE RELAY FOR miles begins with just one step, and no one knows that more LIFE OATH: than American Cancer Society We are here to Relay For Life is… Volunteer, Dr Gordy Klatt. celebrate the lives of cancer survivors, to A fantastic, fun filled 18 hour community event to … WHEN and then celebrate their success over Relay weekend! In 1985, Dr Gordy Klatt put on support those fighting celebrate cancer survivors and raise money for the 4:00pm Saturday 18 March to 10:00am Sunday At least one member from each team must be on the his jogging gear and headed for the local running track. Cancer Society. The money raised helps ensure we 19 March 2017 Relay track at all times throughout the 18 hours of the cancer, and to honour His good friend had died of cancer and Platt can continue to provide much needed free services …WHO event. those we have lost. decided there was something more that could Our commitment will for patients and their families affected by cancer Anyone can Relay. Make it a team builder for your be done. 132 kilometres later, his fundraising in the Wairarapa. The objective of Relay For Life is business group or sports team. Families, students, efforts had raised US$27,000 in sponsorship and be symbolised in every to have a whole lot of fun while raising as much as colleagues, friends… anyone young or old can enjoy donations for the American Cancer Society. step we take – each and every one moving possible for cancer support services. All the funds the Relay experience. There are no age limits but Relay For Life has since developed into the raised stay in our community to benefit our community. people under 18 are asked for parental/guardian worlds most widespread fundraising event. It us closer to our goal of … WHERE permission to attend. came to New Zealand in 2001 and there are a cancer free world for Clareville Showgrounds, Chester Road, Clareville, …HOW now over 4,000 locations throughout the world our future generations. Carterton Teams of 10 or more fundraise leading up to the event, that Relay. 37 Te Ore Ore Road, Masterton, Ph 06 378 8039 • Email [email protected] CANCER INFORMATION HELPLINE 0800 CANCER (226 237) WE-7313472AB stuff.co.nz NOVEMBER 16, 2016, WAIRARAPA NEWS 13 Equestrian master to Brief NEW PRINCIPAL APPOINTED and the community to continue this FOR DALEFIELD SCHOOL process’’ says Eric. Eric Daubeóf Carterton has been Currently a teacher at coach at Clareville appointed the new principal of Martinborough School, prior to Dalefield School. moving to Carterton in 2014, Daube He will commence the role in was at West Park School in Wellington ANNA CARDNO January 2017. for 10 years in both teaching and Daube said he is excited about his management roles including 11 There is something magical that new position. months as acting principal. He has happens when a child meets a ‘‘Dalefield School is moving also worked as a builder and has pony and falls in love. forward following a time of change, owned a landscape design business But it’s a love hard won and and I relish the opportunity to work specialising in native plants. it is not magic that makes that with the teachers, parents, students child an Olympian - it’s sheer Mark Todd will be in hard work, not to mention a Clareville to coach 32 healthy wallet and inevitable young riders next bruising along the way. week in cross country and show jumping. They say riding can take you PHOTO: REUTERS from hero to zero and vice versa, but the sport’s true hero - Sir Mark Todd - is about to make his presence felt right here in Masterton Trials on the Saturday and was in the New Zealand three More than 30 riders and Sunday. day event team that finished PURCHASE1X10LOR2X5LOF countless spectators are Spectators are welcome to third along with Andrew CYREX THIS SEASON & RECEIVE A ramping up to reap the benefits both events, and both are Bennie, Margaret Knighton and LEATHERMAN REV MULTI-FUNCTION of the eventing guru’s wealth of guaranteed to provide an Mark Todd. In the individual knowledge. ‘‘eventful’’ day out! three day event at the same TOOL VALUED AT $89.90 RRP FREE Thanks to the generosity of At only $5 per head to view Olympics she finished fifth. Hurry, offeroffer available sponsors NRM Feeds and Todd’s coaching sessions, you Todd will cater to all capabili- while stocksstoc last McMillan Feeds, Todd will be are bound to come away with ties – from inexperienced providing coaching to 32 loads of valuable learning, not to combinations to savvy riders on Wellington-Wairarapa riders mention the opportunity for an green horses, to our very own over three days next week - autograph. three star heros - including cross country on Tuesday, fol- Our very own Tinks Tink’s daughter Amanda, NZ lowed by two days of show Pottinger, Wairarapa’s High Performance director jumping on Wednesday and ‘‘eventing royalty’’, has Sarah Dalziell-Clout, Francesca Thursday. organised the clinic for local Silver and Wellington’s Kate The clinic will be held at the riders. Tinks’ string of successes Fleming. Clareville complex - the home of in the equestrian sport has Secretary of Eventing To talk to the team,phone or call in: Eventing Wairarapa – following included a bronze medal at the Wairarapa Anna Cardno has all 24 Lincoln Road, Masterton on from Eventing Wairarapa’s 1988 Summer Olympics in the details on 027 205 24 22 or Phone: 06 378 2662 Fagan Motor’s Spring Horse Seoul. 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Aimee Tan of My Treasury Garden Barn Sarah Gibb of Vintage European Furniture Allan Honey James Dew South Wairarapa District Council Anne Atkinson, Chris Edge and team for Morning & Kathy at Greytown Library Steve Pilbrow Afternoon teas Liz and Max Stevens Brent Elder Mark Ginter Susan McCleary Brent Goodwin Regent 3 Cinemas Masterton Floral Group Trelise Cooper Shop Greytown Carolyn and Rick Thompson Miladys Trevor Von Keisenberg Classic Christmas Trees Paora Amundson Wendy Morrison and Masterton ANZ Bankop Escarpment, Schubert, Matahiwi and Photographers Judy Wagg, Qing Fan, Christine Wratt, Gladstone Wineries Geoff Walker, Pete Monk & Simon Murcott Wharekaka Auxiliary And all the other wonderful volunteers who helped out in so many ways!

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Evidence of the sun could be seen Just one of the many beautiful gardens that made up the The rain didn’t dampen enthusiasm as about 1600 people attended the two-day event. even if actual sunlight was fleeting. tour.

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Marguerite Chadwick remembers having a bit of a sore throat and some difficulties doing things she normally did easily. Something was creeping up on her but she thought maybe she was overtired and rundown. ‘‘I remember noticing my handwriting had gotten a bit scrawly but thought it was just me being lazy. I ended up having problems drinking water and went to a throat specialist and eventually was told to see a neurological specialist.’’ Chadwick was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2011. Many see it as the beginning of the end. But for the Carterton resident it was the Marguerite Chadwick has been instrumental in getting a Parkinson’s disease beginning of a personal effort to treatment specialist for Wairarapa. PHOTO: ILLYA MCLELLAN/FAIRFAX NZ An exciting and vibrant olive increase services and support for those in the region affected ‘‘I thought we drive to improve things had grove just north of Masterton by Parkinson’s. been a huge boost. ‘‘Initially I had to get treat- needed better ‘‘She is amazing. Her person- that produces wonderful oils- ment in Lower Hutt which options in ality is so dynamic. She decided meant travelling there several Parkinson’s was not going to and a lot of awards. times a week. I thought we Wairarapa.’’ hold her back and is really cre- Surrounded by stunning olive trees under the backdrop of the needed better options in Marguerite Chadwick ative about ways to stay on the Tararuas Kate and Mark Bunny have developed the passion and the Wairarapa. go and live well with ‘‘In the end, through myself social outlet, which is a really Parkinson’s.’’ belief in their beautiful products which have won New Zealand’s top and others pushing for it, key part of managing Chadwick’s infectious awards. Parkinson’s Wairarapa was able Parkinson’s. The social aspect is enthusiasm has helped to focus With 1000 trees spread over four hectares Loopline produce four to convince the DHB a treat- really important as are the the organisation’s efforts. It now delicious varieties that attract people from far and wide to come ment specialist was needed at people who support us. offers help to more than 100 Masterton Hospital.’’ ‘‘Nurse Jane Flowerday is a Wairarapa families. and enjoy tasting and their oil supplies. Produced naturally, simply Through research she found real help and it is great to have ‘‘We are a self-funded organ- extracted and bottled here. ‘simple is good’. It’s great fun tasting other treatment options were someone who really cares work- isation. We offer support for the nuanced flavours of the different varieties. Some have a hot available. Argentinian tango ing with us. Also new co- those directly effected by the dis- pepperiness while others exhibit a more ‘herbaceous’ flavour. lessons and choir groups had ordinator Julia Mahony has ease and also to carers and fam- Wonderful sloshed over your favourite summer salad greens, been successful in New Zealand been very effective in helping us ily members as well, so any help vegetables, - indeed all culinary purposes. and internationally. push our plans through with the is appreciated.’’ ‘‘Both are related to keeping choir and other things.’’ ❚ Wairarapa Parkinson’s has Why are the Loopline olive oils so good? people active and giving them a Mahony said Chadwick’s a givealittle page. The hot stoney soil for the Opaki Plains are perfect for growing olives. The olivery won the Best in Show in the national awards two years ago and they bagged a Best in Class, a Gold award and a Silver award at this year’s awards. Situated in a secluded spot surrounded by vineyards, berry fruit producers and popular destination restaurants, the Opaki area is a convenient hop, skip and a jump from BBuyinguying o orr S Sellingelling a ResidentialResidential P Propertyroperty State Highway 2 or the bypass road north of Masterton. Used by top local chefs Loopline oils are used by top local restaurants such as Cafe Strada, Owning a property is, for many people, their biggest investment. You must be aware that once you have signed an Agreement to Purchase a Iberia, Trio, Tripoli and Two Short Whites. Local Loopline olive oil To protect the investment you should talk to a lawyer when you are considering property which have conditions which are required to be fulfilled by you then the complements local beef and lamb choices. 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Visitors are welcome to the grove electronic transfer of the property to the Purchaser and arrange for a discharge of - complete settlement on the settlement date. for oil tastings or a visit to wander - complete registration of the transfer and any mortgage. any mortgage or any other charge registered against the title to be made available the grove. on settlement and to discuss with you the amount required to repay the mortgage. - reporting to you following settlement. - prepare a settlement statement apportioning rates and allowing for any deposit paid I have opened an office in Carterton and I have a fresh approach to any legal work, For sales, and refilling of WE-7478366AA by the Purchaser. 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The newly-formed Greytown Soaring Centre (GSC) recently hosted the first of many youth glide camps working alongside Youth Glide New Zealand for budding glider pilots. Youth Glide is a not-for-profit organisation providing under 25s with education, tuition and training in all relevant skills necessary for gliding in New Zealand. Recently it held its first Youth Glide Mini Camp at the GSC. Nine students ranging from ages 14 to 22 attended the camp, with two from Tauranga, two from Hawke’s Bay and five from Wellington. The camp was organised by vice president Tim Tarbotton and previous presi- Students and tutors of the Greytown Soaring Centre’s youth glide camp dent Jordan Kerr. Tarbotton said it was a week- winches in one day was set on centre’s determination to focus end of hard work and determi- Saturday with 39 winch on youth gliding. nation. launches and a total 110 winch ‘‘The centre has had a debrief ‘‘With four gliders and a launches over the three days.’’ and feedback from the students hardworking team of ‘‘There was more to this on how the next camp and youth instructors and supporters we camp than just the gliding. Stay- gliding in 2017 could be achieved far more than ing at JRville, the neighbouring enhanced,’’ she said. expected,’’ he said. ’’It was suc- accommodation across from the ‘‘We’ll also look at how we cessful beyond our wildest airfield, students spent a lot of can get students from the local dreams. time trying to fly inverted colleges in the region involved ‘We had three students through the hangars at Oma- in our youth glide activities. achieve their winch rating, one rama on the flight simulator, a ‘‘With Gliding Wairarapa, Local Owner/Operator Fully Certiﬁ ed student went solo and one late night river swim, camp fire some students at Kuranui Col- student completed their A Cer- fun along with delicious home lege in Greytown already take Crane and all Gear Certiﬁ ed tificate, another four students cooked meals.’’ part in the National Certificate made great progress towards Grae Harrison, President of in Aviation Level 2, and we’d Meets requirements for New Health & Safety their solo pilot status.’’ the GSC, said the success of the like more colleges to offer this to a must for all ‘‘A new record for the most first flying camp cemented the their students.’’

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Although Wairarapa-raised maritime historian Ken Scadden died recently while his book was being printed, he saw the final proofs, and a specially hand-bound copy was on his unique coffin – a replica of a US Civil War ironclad warship – during his funeral service. The book, Rugged Coast, Rough Seas: Wairarapa’s Mari- time History, will have its local launch in Featherston this Sunday, 20 November when Wairarapa friends and family will also have an opportunity to celebrate his life. Published by the Wairarapa Archive/Fraser Books, it is a com- panion volume to Jim Graydon’s very popular On the Edge: Wairarapa’s Coastal Communi- ties. ‘‘Ken was terminally ill for a considerable time, but had been determined to see it launched,’’ said editor Diane Grant. ‘‘It is sad this wasn’t to be, but the Wellington launch at the Whare Waka on the waterfront was memorable.’’ ‘‘Many people have questioned whether Wairarapa has a maritime history; there are no ports and only a few fishermen earning Ken Scadden (left) with brother Brian who made the coffin, a replica of CSS Virginia. their living from the sea,’’ said Fraser Books’ Ian Grant. ‘‘But the ‘‘The maritime surfboats, delivered the essentials remembered sealing, whaling and ural director of the Museum of maritime history of the of life to remote settlements and flax industries that once Wellington, City and Sea (now Wairarapa coast is both fascinat- history of the sheep stations and took off wool, flourished. The unforgiving, Wellington Museum). ing – and important.’’ Wairarapa coast is tallow and timber in the decades exposed coastline and the storms * The Wairarapa launch of The sea lane from Auckland to before roads were carved through that rage along it have resulted in Rugged Coast, Rough Seas will Wellington, via the Wairarapa both fascinating – the bush. over 70 shipwrecks and more than be in the Kiwi Hall at coast, was a critically important and important.’’ Rugged Coast, Rough Seas also 100 lives lost over the last 200 Featherston’s Anzac Hall at highway during the 19th century. document’s the coast’s Maori years. 3.00pm on Sunday, November Ian Grant Coastal shipping, with its use of maritime history and the barely Ken Scadden was the inaug- 20.

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Don’t be fooled by the title – The Accountant is violent fun, Review punctuated by laugh out loud The Accountant moments and unexpectedly (M) strong drama. Directed by Gavin Surely a franchise starter, the O’Connor film builds a consistent world Starring Ben that’s at turns realistic and Affleck, Anna ridiculous, and, in an unusual Kendrick, John turn of events, chooses not to Lithgow ham-fistedly spell every single 128 mins thing out for its audience. ★★★★ Fortunately, given how silly it can get. Despite juggling a potentially fatal number of competing elements – coming across as a Frankensteined hybrid of John Wick and A Beautiful Mind with hints of the over-seriousness of Zack Snyder (yet somehow in a good way) – whether by accident or design, The Accountant strikes Whether by an ever-watchable balance. accident or design, As his character – a high- the Ben Affleck- functioning autistic accountancy starring The Accountant strikes whiz and arse-kicker – suggests, an ever-watchable Affleck has plenty to work with, balance. including the challenge of not going full Simple Jack with his performance. He’s not terribly successful at hiding his movie star charisma behind an affected remove, but is aided considerably by the fact for the most part. Kendrick, the strongest of a action sequences and plenty of that as Christian Wolff he’s not Though we’re spared a supporting cast that’s almost interesting elements jostling for gunning for an Oscar, but a bunch predictable romantic subplot uniformly underused. attention – in a manner that of bad dudes. (where it would fit in this long-ish That doesn’t get in the way of couldn’t be further from rote, And doing so in the role of jumble is anyone’s guess), there’s enjoying The Accountant, though risible fare such as the recent someone who’s successfully still plenty to enjoy about – its sombre savant is star Jack Reacher sequel. – Steve learned to pass as ‘‘Joe average’’ – Affleck’s screen time with Anna enough, backed up with solid Newall

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The personal turned political at a weekend discussion to mark the closing of the major touring exhibition Kermadec – Lines in the Ocean. Six of the nine artists who travelled to the Kermadecs in 2012 were there to describe their pro- found experiences and how the trip has informed their work since, a number expressing support for the Kermadec Ocean Panelists Maori Sanctuary Bill announced in Sept- party co-leader ember 2015. Marama Fox, left, But Maori Party co-leader Dame Robin White, Gregory Marama Fox said many Maori O’Brien, Elizabeth were unhappy with how the bill Thomson and had been progressed. Bruce Foster sit ‘‘We are not opposed to a sanc- in front of a huge tuary but we want the (Treaty) tapa Rangitahua rights that we fought so hard for by Robin White to be respected ... we must be pres- (with Ruha ent in consultations.’’ Fifita), honouring She pointed out that a rahui a group of sick Tokelauans (restricting tapu) is protecting the destined for waters around Rangitahua (Raoul slave labour in Island), put in place voluntarily Peru who were by iwi who have customary fish- offloaded and ing rights there. died at Raoul ‘‘This is already a respected Island in 1860. place for Maori for centuries ... we have been gifting it for a long and yet is allowing oil drilling in a at managing natural resources for will continue fishing up until the finned eels travel from our local time. neighbouring area,’’ she said. their very survival, said Fox. last fish has been taken’’. New rivers through the region to their ‘‘If legislation can be The Kermadecs were a Protocols were observed ahead of Zealand must honour its guard- breeding grounds near Tonga. overwritten without consultation replenishing point for Maori celebrations, for example, so that ianship of the region. Reflecting on the varied here, it could be overridden else- migrating by canoe to New Zea- kaimoana would not be depleted. Dame Robin White, who is opinions of the afternoon, she said where,’’ she said. ‘‘I see hypocrisy land. Photographer and patron of Aratoi, linked the Aratoi itself was a sanctuary. in the fact that the government As at Wairarapa Moana (Lake videographer Bruce Foster said Kermadecs directly to Wairarapa ‘‘This is a vital marae for us to ‘overnight’ declared a sanctuary Wairarapa), they had to be skilled history showed that ‘‘corporates Moana as New Zealand’s long learn about each other.’’

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It is expected to be a hotly con- worked in South Canterbury tested East Coast Regional on an arable farm. Final of the FMG Young Serious about competing, Farmer of the Year following Reynolds was trying not to a tight battle in the Wairarapa over-think the upcoming District Contest and Skills regional final. ’’In case I get Day. too nervous about it!’’ Farmers Richard Cameron Third place in the district and Henry Reynolds finished contest and skills day went to first and second, respectively, Federated Farmers territory and will now duel again at the manager Rebecca O’Neale. regional final on April 8 at How the FMG Young Masterton District Waipukurau against six other Farmer of the Year works: 400 finalists. contestants compete in 22 dis- Council has A sheep and beef farmer trict contest and skills days from Masterton, Cameron nationwide where they can relocated to: could be heading to a Grand opt to ‘‘have a go’’ which Final if his early form is means they cannot progress 161 Queen Street maintained. His previous Wairarapa Young Farmer winners Rebecca O’Neale, left, Richard to the next level – or they can experience, including compet- Cameron and Henry Reynolds. enter competitively. (the former ANZ Bank) ing in a regional final before, Then, 56 contestants com- Masterton means the plucky 28-year-old means Richard will have a ted member of his local volun- pete in seven regional finals will be on everyone’s radar. wide array of skills come the teer Rural Fire Brigade. from Northern, Waikato-Bay Tel: 06 370 6300 He manages 750 hectares regional final. But right behind Cameron of Plenty, Taranaki- Email: [email protected] including half the family farm Having grown up watching and also in serious contention Manawatu, East Coast, Tas- and a neighbouring property the FMG Young Farmer of the to reach the grand final is man, Aorangi, Otago- 161 Tiriti o Kuini and runs 6000 stock units. Year, Cameron was deter- 26-year-old Henry Reynolds – Southland from February to That coupled with a Certifi- mined to give it his best shot a fifth generation sheep, beef April. (I mua i te ANZ whare putea) cate in Agriculture and his this year. and cropping farmer. The seven winners of the Waea: 06 370 6300 experience working on a When not farming, or com- Henry holds a Diploma in regional final go the grand 250,000-hectare sheep station peting Cameron plays tennis, Agriculture and a Diploma in final in July 2017 at Mana- Ī-mera: [email protected] in Central New South Wales shows cattle and is a commit- Farm Management and has watu.

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The following meeting will be held in the Hurunui o Rangi Room, Carterton Events Centre, Holloway Street, Carterton: Apply Wednesday 23 November 2016 1.00 pm Members of the public are welcome to attend Early for meetings and at the commencement of the Council Meeting, a period is available for the Public Notices public to address elected members. Contact Summer Hayley Burgess on 06 379 4034 if you would like to address Council.

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Licences AFFORDABLE COUNSELLING FOR SOUTH WAIRARAPA DISTRICT COUNCIL INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES NOTICE TO CLOSE ROADS AND RELATIONSHIPS TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC If you’re holding an event this summer that will require a special alcohol licence, rsuan o t e T a sp rt Vehicul r affic Road C osu e) make sure to plan ahead and apply as soon as possible or you risk missing out. a i 19 , notice s hereb gi e t a t t airar p ist c ou cil will clo e t e ol o n road to llapplications nee to be lodged at least 20 working days before the i y i u a traf ic or the perio s n i a e . event is held (although exceptions may be made for unforeseen events, such as ri erio s of closu e detour ill e ai a l n funerals). Working days do not include weekends, statutory holidays or any day a c d a e s a d cc ss to an e ress rom rope from 20 December and 15 January (inclusive). w th l sed len t of oad sub ect to i i l d y • M r i borough us ness Asso iat on B r e Ra e a r y, 1 N vem er 016, 4.00pm– . p Special Licence Application Deadlines: uar , rtinb rou h includin stree s l a i January Event – apply by November 201 t e quare Jell coe tre t, Texas Str et K t h n St ee Grief & loss | Depression | Parenting 3 nd K nsa S re If you are planning a large event (400+ people) then get in touch as soon as possible, even if you are not in a position to lodge the application. Trauma | Relationships | Sexuality | Anxiety • o st Mart nborough Abuse | Behavioural issues Sunday, 20 Novembe 20 6, 7.00am–7.00pm DON’T RISK MISSING OUT – APPLY FOR YOUR SPECIAL ALCOHOL LICENCE IN K tc en r S r e /SH5 (fr m Ohio S ee to M mo a qu e , PLENTY OF TIME. The Counselling Centre M mo a q a e, Camb e Road f om S a b u t et o q , T xas Street (East , O o t f m Masterton ofﬁce: m re to , K t e o h , k S re 3rd Floor, Departmental Building South Wairarapa Carterton District Council Masterton District Council H WAIRAR 31 Chapel Street, Masterton u ga a r d ad d UT AP PO Box 9, Carterton PO Box 444, Masterton 5840 SO A District Council PO Box 6, Martinborough

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Public Notices Funeral Directors Situations Vacant OPTOMETRIST Barry and Sargent Optometrists CARTERTON MEDICAL CENTRE Next visit 14th December 2016. David Dew Funeral Services FUNERAL HOME Geoff Sargent Carterton • Phone (06) 379 8105 ASSISTANT MARTINBOROUGH MEDICAL CENTRE Next visit 25th November 2016. Are you empathetic, customer-orientated and flexible Richard Shanks in the way you work? Then this may be the position for you. Rosewood Funeral Home in Masterton requires a WE-6983187AO Martinborough•Phone:(06)3069501 permanent, full-time, Funeral Home Assistant to provide support to bereaved families, while guiding them through the process of farewelling their loved one. Although no previous funeral home experience is required, the successful applicant must be a problem solver with a good eye for detail and attention to accuracy. They will need to be a confident technology user, and ARATOI REGIONAL TRUST David and Lynette Dew have a creative flair when preparing personalise funeral 24 hour personal & caring service service programmes and image tributes. A current driver’s licence is essential. AGM 2016 If you would like to talk to us or our This position is for 40 hours per week, as well as being on staff about how Rosewood Funeral call for at least one week (including weekend) in every six. Friday 2 December 2016, 9.30am This is an opportunity to work for a long-established Home can help, please call us on family run business in the Wairarapa, while providing an Presentation of the Annual Report essential service to the community. for the year ended 30 June 2016. 3708088 Applicants must be NZ resident or have Morning tea will be served a valid NZ work visa. at the conclusion of the meeting. For a job description, further information, or to apply WE-7480649AA for the position, please contact Jennifer Taylor at jennifertaylorcorporatesolutions.co.nz or Call 027 8181 015. Aratoi Wairarapa Museum Applicants must provide a current CV and a covering letter WE-7422829AA Te1:370 0001 by Friday, 25 November.

of Art & History WE-7480957AC [email protected] Cnr Bruce & Dixon Street www.aratoi.co.nz Advertising is not a cost Masterton 5810 Deaths it’s an investment in your business Don’t spend willy nilly. Have a budget and a plan. Funeral Need help? - Call Wairarapa News 06 370 5690 DEATH Notices 3650452AA Directors TAKE ALASTAIR SCOTT JURY, John Marshall - 12.11.2016. Husband of the late Gaille. Loved father of Wendy, Kim, and Judith. Respected Grandad John IT AS of Steffanie, Layton, Marla, Vanessa, Riley, and Sarah. Only son of MP FOR WAIRARAPA Jack and Joan (both deceased). Brother of Claire, Ann, and twin of READ Mary. Brother-in-law of Ivan, John, and Pat. Service: St Luke’s Ofﬁces: Dannevirke, Church, Greytown, Wednesday 16.11.2016, 2:00pm. SERVING THE WAIRARAPA Featherston, Masterton, Visit www.tributes.co.nz. Richmond Funeral Home, Carterton Pahiatua, Waipukurau - if you PIKE, Ruth Anamia Hineteomanga - 7.5.1944 – 11.11.2016. Loved daughter of the late Te Weringa I Te Rangi Naera and Hine would like to meet please make Teuiraarangi Naera. Beloved mother of Patricia Slade (daughter). contact by phoning 0800 687 596 Loved grandmother of Roanna, Adrian, Cheryl and Amethyst; Great Nan of her moko. Sister of Queenie, Noeline, Glen and Ngawinnie. Phone: 0800 687 596 Service held 14.11.2016. Visit www.tributes.co.nz Phone: (06) 858 5326 Richmond Funeral Home, Carterton For 24hr Service Phone: (04) 817 8264 Death Notices are a free service offered by Wairarapa News. Classiﬁ ed Deadline To have your message included it must reach us by 10am Monday. P: 06 377 7160 Death notices (60 word max.) can only be supplied by Funeral Directors. 11am Monday Email: [email protected] Notices over 60 words are accepted and will incur a charge of $50. Cnr Waltons Avenue and High Street, Kuripuni, Masterton Email: [email protected] Ph (06) 370 5690 WE-6888013CW www.garypickeringfunerals.co.nz [email protected] www.national.org.nz Acknowledgments 6780466AA FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED

Financial Situations Vacant ROPER, Duncan ’Sonya’ and family wish to sincerely thank Wairarapa friends for their support through Duncan's illness and his passing. Special thanks to Dr Philip and Dr Forgenson and Full or Part Time Position their staff; to Pastor Jim Pietsch for his guidance and comfort; and the wonderful Palliative Care Team. All greatly valued. Please accept this as Trained & Registered ECE Teacher my personal thank you. Bell St Early Learning Centre Featherston and Martinborough are small privately owned centres. Our teams of teachers are close, hardworking and SCHRADER, Rona May (nee Berg) we are looking for someone who is energetic, likes to laugh and have fun Stephan and Trish, Ana, Kathy and Murray, and who shares our passion for working with young children to join our Jenny and Pete, Colin, Ian, Mike and Robyn, Martinborough Team. Our Martinborough centre opened in May last year Michelle, Mary and Craig and families, wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends, and is licensed for 22 children. neighbours and work colleagues who have supported them in so many ways during Rona's We require someone that holds an ECE qualiﬁcation and who has a current recent illness and at the time of her passing. practising certiﬁcate, and has a real ‘can do, will do’ attitude. This is a full or We will always remember the kindness of you all and will always appreciate the comfort we part time position between 30 and 40 hours a week. We are also open to this received from the many personal messages of being a job share position for the right person if need be. If this sounds like sympathy, cards, letters, flowers, food, phone- calls, visits, tributes and the presence of those the position for you then we would love for you to send us your application. who attend the Requiem Mass. As we may not be able to thank you all Please send your CV and cover letter to Bell St Early Learning Centre - individually please accept this as a personal Martinborough, 14 Kitchener St, Martinborough or e-mail it to acknowledgement to each and every one of you. We are comforted in the knowledge that Rona [email protected] by 5pm Wednesday 23rd November. If you have any and Hendrik are now together again. Visit questions or would like to discuss this position further, please feel free to A www.tributes.co.nz ring and speak to Ana on 06 306 8990 or Lisa on 06 308 8110. WE-7487136A stuff.co.nz NOVEMBER 16, 2016, WAIRARAPA NEWS 39 Wheels keep Syms leaves WaiBush on turning Young cyclist Ethan Hayes, of Masterton, ILLYA MCLELLAN crosses the finish line after completing the The Greek philosopher 50km section of the Heraclitus once said, ‘‘The only Tour of Wairarapa on thing that is constant is Sunday. change.’’ PHOTO: PIERS FULLER Wairarapa Bush Rugby has seen really positive change in the past two seasons but will now have to take positives from a change that sees it lose a coach OONENE D DAYAY O ONLYNLY who has transformed the union. Coach for 2015-16 Josh Syms will not apply to renew his con- 25th November tract because it will clash with a Doors Open at 9am development role he has taken with Hutt Old Boys Marist and Wellington Rugby. In a way Syms’ commitment to improving Wairarapa Bush led to him not being able to WHOLESALE SALE reapply for the 2017 coaching Josh Syms coached Wairarapa Bush to consecutive playoff places and this role. season to the best points total ever in Heartland rugby. LIQUIDATION He implemented a system at the beginning of 2016 that made ‘‘I think the side • All stock must go! sure he, as Heartland coach, attended all Wairarapa premier could ... get a • 1st Pair 50% OFF club rugby trainings over the championship in • 2nd Pair 60% OFF lead up to the Heartland season. • 3rd Pair 70% OFF This was done to give each the next few • 4th Pair 80% OFF club specialised training for years.’’ coaches and players. • 5th Pair 90% OFF Josh Syms Wairarapa Bush Rugby • 6th FREE! Union has embraced the struc- • 7th Pair 50% OFF...etc ture. This season, the team col- James Bruce and Joe Harwood, • ARCOPEDICO is a premium ‘‘Because of my new develop- lected its best Heartland points would be in the frame for the ment role with HOBM and Wel- total ever and also the best win role of coach in 2017. orthopaedic comfort shoe, lington I can’t be present in the ratio since 2006 when they won Syms said he looked forward made in Portugal same way I was so it means it’s the Heartland competition to his new role and hoped to time to move on,’’ Syms said. under Peter Russell. realise a goal of coaching at ITM The past two years for Both seasons Syms coached, level sometime in the future. Wairarapa Bush have produced the team made the Meads Cup ‘‘I’m glad to be leaving things some of the best rugby seen in playoffs. in good shape. 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Joel Yates pushed aside wet conditions, 22km of uphill and a battle with Carlos Lopez to win the elite men’s grade in Saturday’s Trust House North Island team series in Wairarapa. In what was the most challenging race in the series to date due to rain and a series of hill climbs, the action started only 20km into the 120km race. In the elite grade, a group of seven riders broke away including race favourite Yates, Brad Tilby, Mark Langlands, young Mexican rider Carlos Lopez and Sam Gardner. At the bottom of the Te Wharau hill the lead was almost seven minutes to the large bunch, who were content to let the leading group fight for the win. While Tilby lead the tight group at the top of Te Wharau hill, things changed dramatically on the slopes of Admiral Hill with Yates and Lopez attacking six kilometres from the top. The duo gained a small lead and then fought toe to toe over the last few hundred meters, with Yates taking the race from Lopez while Gardner finished third place over a minute behind. The win meant Yates became The field winds its way through Gladstone in race four of the Trust House North Island Team Cycling Series the Trust House Under-23 race leader while David Weaver ‘‘Things changed win the race just two inches Masters Two race, beating Like last year, ride of the day retained his elite lead in the series ahead of Steve Bale. Masterton’s Jeff Saywell and was by Pat Johnstone from with one race to go. dramatically on the Last year’s winner Scott Whanganui’s Pat Johnstone by Wanganui, finishing third behind The Mitre 10 MEGA Masterton slopes of Admiral McDonnell from Christchurch almost 29 seconds. Kilvington and Saywell. Masters One grade was almost a finished third, and John Randall Current series leader Kerrin The final race in the series will repeat of last year’s race with the Hill’’ retained his overall lead in this Allwood managed to finish in 14th take place on Sunday December 4. same trio of riders battling it out grade. place to retain his lead by one Race five will see with riders comfor the top three spots. Admiral Hill for a win, a final Wellington’s Rob Kilvington point from Gary Anderson with a plete a 120km race from After fighting all the way up sprint finish saw Callum Kennedy won the Mitre 10 Mega Masterton race to go. Masterton to Pahiatua and back.

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