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CLEVEDON ROUNDUP YOUR COMMUNITY INFORMATION NEWSPAPER
No. 393 September 2019
SAVE THESE DATES! ROUNDUP PAGE th th Clevedon A & P Show – Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 November INDEX Advert. rates & dates 3 Franklin Local Board 4 Clevedon School 5 Friends of Te Wairoa 6 Other Important Dates 6 Local Snippets 7 Music Foundation Trust 7 Clevedon CBA report 9 Anglican Church 10 Clevedon Wastewater 12-13 Wairoa Business Directory 14 Clevedon Lions 15 Clevedon Christmas Parade – Saturday 30th November 11am Ask Auntie 15 Clevedon Plunket 16 See page 9 for more details Presbyterian Church 17 Club News 21 Community Notices 22 Local trades & businesses 2, 8, 11, 18, 19,20
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NB: The views expressed in the Roundup are not necessarily the views of the Editor or the Team. We reserve the right to edit, accept or decline publication of articles or ads considered of a controversial nature, in possible conflict with the interests of local business & community or in conflict with the aims, principles & Constitution of the Clevedon Community & Business association ======PLEASE SEND ALL ARTICLES AND ADVERTISEMENTS BY EMAIL TO [email protected], USING YOUR ORGANISATION’S NAME AS THE SUBJECT, ALSO INCLUDING PHONE CONTACT DETAILS AND PROOF OF DIRECT PAYMENT INTO ACCOUNT: ANZ 06-0401-0194985-02
ADVERTISING AND COSTS All enquiries or communication relating to the Roundup, please email to [email protected] or contact Mariette Sprenger 021 445 548 or Sue Harries 021 270 6878. Mail can go to PO Box 90 - Acorns is our drop-off point to receive ads & cheques. We do not issue invoices and the bank deposit reports are your receipts . We are not GST registered. Ads will only be published when payment received to account: 06-0401-0194985-02 Repetitive non-payment = no new advertisement
ISSSUE FOR CLOSING DATE Folding/Delivery Date Issue No OCTOBER Thursday 17 October – 5pm Friday 25 October 394 ADVERTISING RATES: - No change expected N.B. Advertising rates will only be revised when the financial well-being of the Clevedon Roundup requires it Print Dimensions Cost N.B. Black 9cm x 9cm or 5cm x 18cm $25.00 Double business card size Colour As above $60.00 Black 9cm x 5.5cm $13.00 Business card size Colour As above $30.00 Business card size Market Place Classifieds 25 words & photo $5.00 Editing ads $20-$25 Additional fees may apply
EDITORIALS Please submit your editorial in Font 10 in word or publisher format, to extend to ½ page (max)-margins 1cm. LIMITED ADDITIONAL COPIES Although you should receive your private copy in your letterbox, limited additional copies are available from Acorns, Clevedon Co-op, Remax, With Relish, Orere Point Store, Kawakawa Bay store, Hunua Store and now the Clevedon Hub. A copy is also uploaded to the website: www.clevedon.co.nz
WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP PLEASE ! Thank you to all who contacted us after our request for a deliverer for Ness Valley Road, the response was overwhelming! If you are able to help our community in another way, we are still needing Volunteers for the Clevedon Hub at the Clevedon District Centre, a two hour commitment fortnightly. Information has been gathered and is constantly being updated for you, so the only pre-requisite is a passion for our Community. Please phone Sue on 2929049
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Greener grass for livestock can prove costly By Lisa Douglas, specialist litigation and dispute resolution lawyer practising in and around Clevedon It is a fact of rural life that livestock enjoy escaping from paddocks. However, the opportunity some farm animals take to seek out greener pastures can cause significant damage to the animals themselves, as well as to people and property. Recently, the national media reported that 57 cattle had been killed following a collision involving a train traveling between Napier and Palmerston North . This distressing incident provided a reminder to farmers to keep farm land well- fenced. There have been numerous other instances where the New Zealand courts have faced claims involving farmers paying, sometimes hefty, sums for financial losses caused by failure to keep their farm animals well-fenced. The recent incident is a timely reminder for stock owners here in Clevedon to take reasonable precautions to keep their livestock secured. Broken or hot wire fences adjacent to main roads are most likely to fall short of the reasonable steps that should be taken. And for those moving stock on roads, Beef & Lamb New Zealand provide guidelines for safe work procedures. Clevedon locals can help to prevent harm to animals and to traffic by alerting others when escapee stock are on or near roads via Clevedon/Kawakawa Bay Grapevine on Facebook. Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 3 Ed 393 – Clevedon Roundup – September 2019
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Franklin Local Board Wairoa Team Congratulations to Deputy mayor and Franklin ward councillor Bill Cashmore on being returned unopposed. He works hard and is always generous with his time, so it’s good to know we have a strong voice on the governing body.
And speaking of strong voices, Auckland Transport will be sick of hearing from Amanda Hopkins about potholes, road surfaces and the other issues we hear about. But credit where it is due, senior managers have talked us through reporting changes designed to make it easy to understand where things sit on the work programme, and why. That’s important because we all wonder why a problem or something we regard as a priority isn’t fixed, but there are often good reasons. Our road network is 951km rural and 287km urban. The urban network has grown 5 per cent in six years, and Paerata, Karaka, Clevedon, Beachlands and Drury show that won’t stop. The 2019-20 Road Renewals Programme is almost $20 million but in the last two years 20 per cent of our budget has been used on storm repairs, $4.5 million on retaining walls alone.
In that budget, repairs at Siberia Hill and at Orere–Matingarahi Rd will cost $1 million, Ardmore Quarry Rd, McGregor Rd and Laing Road culvert at least another $500,000. Next year about 72 kilometres of our sealed network will be resurfaced and our 420kms of kerb and channel, some of it added in Beachlands this year, will be extended. Add in more than 300km of concrete urban footpaths and you begin to see the size of the task. A lot of effort goes into advocating projects to AT, and we have made some positive steps. Amanda makes frequent calls to update our contact on road conditions and was pleased to hear permanent solutions to Siberia Hill, Brookby Road and Whtiford Park Road are planned.
We know Watercare’s work has been frustrating. Contractors hope the three-way system will only be required for another two weeks. Once they’re clear of the West Road area we’ll be back to a two-way system, cutting wait times. There were a couple of incidents of the lights losing communication, resetting the timer. A taller antenna seems to have sorted that, and the green phase has been lengthened to clear more cars in peak hours
We have endorsed our achievements report measuring how we track against our 2017 board plan goals. It includes projects and advocacy areas we undertake on your behalf, and highlights gains in Pest Free Franklin and the Waiuku Trails and Wairoa River Action plans.
The yet-to-open Hunua Trail getting Heartland Trail status last year is singled out as another highlight, alongside the Wairoa River winning the ‘most improved Auckland river’ category at the New Zealand river awards.
A new local board plan will be developed next year, offering the opportunity to review outcomes and priorities with the incoming board.
And lastly, isn’t it good to see the fresher, brighter look to the Clevedon District Centre nearing completion? Angela, Malcolm and Amanda – Franklin Local Board
CLEVEDON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE
CLEVEDON VOLUNTEER FIRE STATION: 292 8612 Brigade is on station Tuesday evenings from 7:00PM Always keen to talk to people wanting to volunteer CFO Mike Kelly 021 747 123 and DCFO Bruce Jones 027 488 2803
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Editorial written & provided by: News from Clevedon School Board of Trustees The three year term of the new Board of Trustees has begun and all the trustees are excited about the opportunity to get involved with the governance of Clevedon School and making a difference for our children. Thank you to all those that stood in the BoT election. It is a credit to our school community that so many parents want to be involved in the governance of our school. The board would also like to take this opportunity to thank our former trustees: Mel Cleave, Trent Archer, Peter Manderson, Kellie Philpott and Danielle Wright for their term as trustees, and for all the effort and commitment they have dedicated to Clevedon School. Our new Board of Trustees are: Hamish Bell (Chair), Megan Harper, Kirsten Davis, Summer Deverell, Paul Gibbard, Nick McCaw and Sarah Watkin Social Auction Results We are sure that all who attended the Social Auction last term would agree that it was a fantastic evening and so inspiring to see so many generous people in our community who are so enthusiastic about supporting our school. The total profit from the evening was an incredible $57,000 which was well above our initial target. Thank you so much to the key organisers: Nick McCaw, Megan Harper, Ismay Johnston, Nicki Henshaw and Danielle Wright who made such an outstanding event happen. And thank you also to the rest of the community who helped out, donated to the event and supported the evening...it is all much appreciated. International Student Exchange On Friday 23rd August we farewelled our first group of exchange students as they returned to China and back to their school after what can only be described as a wonderful experience here in Clevedon. We had our visitors for four weeks and thanks to our amazing homestay families, it was a memorable time for all. Why are we hosting exchange students you might ask? A large part of our NZ curriculum in schools now is about equipping our students for the life skills and competencies they will need to be active citizens in the world in the future. We need to prepare them for their future not our past. Why develop intercultural competence? Intercultural competence is a crucial part of global citizenship education. It empowers us to relate to people from different cultures in a respectful way, making the most of those differences and learning to appreciate them. Enrolments Open It is that time again when we call for parents of students in the wider community who are beginning school soon to come and see us if you are considering our wonderful school for your children. We are beginning our planning for the next three years and with all the projected growth in Clevedon we definitely need to be planning. If you know of anyone with preschoolers, please ask them to contact us to secure their place. Homestay Hosts Needed We are planning to continue our intercultural exchange programme here at school and make it a regular annual event as part of our school calendar. In 2020 we are hoping to take a group of our senior students back to China for an exchange so that our students can experience what it is like to be immersed in another culture. We can only make this valuable authentic life learning happen with the assistance of our parents and community. If you are able to assist us by being a host family in the future please contact the school now so that we can complete all the administration work and have you on our list. We are hoping to have a bank of about fifty families who will support this programme in our community - that way we can share the load. There is remuneration for food and board for these positions. This programme brings in significant revenue to our community and school so if this is a way you can support us please get in contact. Ag Day Friday 27th September is our annual Ag Day event here at school. First and foremost, we welcome you all to come and join us for a great day in the country where we celebrate those traditions which have come from our past. We love to see our wider community at school. There will be cakes and sweets and grocery raffles aplenty. There will be food and coffee so if you have a spare couple of hours do come and join us. If you have the time, and want to help us out on the day please contact Nicci and Fraser on [email protected] or call us here at school and we will pass on your details to them. We are always in need of stewards, judges, helpers, cake bakers, sausage sizzlers .. the more the merrier.
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School Fencing I am sure you will have all noticed our new school fencing going up around the school. It is looking fantastic and will provide that ongoing support for us to keep our students safe at all times. Our gates will be locked throughout the school days so if you need to come to school please do use the front office entry as that has deliberately been kept open for our visitors and whanau of the school. We are looking to have our swimming pool fencing replaced as well so it will all match and continue to present our school as a living vibrant part of our wider Clevedon Community. Thank you for helping to keep our school a safe place. Come and Join Us If you are a grandparent, parent, aunt, uncle, retiree who has some time to spare, we are looking for people to come and help in our junior school. We hear our young students read every day and this is a fun way for you to be involved. We call it reading mileage as research shows the more children get practice at reading the more improvement they will make. Call Mandy or Donna at the school office and they will pass on your details to our teachers who will be in touch. We are excited to welcome you into our school. Come and hear the children read and share a cuppa with us all at morning tea.
I hope Spring is treating you well!! It would be great if the rain would leave us soon.
Julie Schumacher Principal
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Catchment Facilitator Friends of Te Wairoa Catchment is currently seeking expressions of interest for a part-time advocate and facilitator to provide support to landowners wanting to help improve water quality and biodiversity in the catchment. This is paid part-time position and will work closely with the newly appointed Pest Coordinator and Nursery Coordinator, as well as being supported by the Wairoa River Project Coordinator and wider Friends of Te Wairoa Committee. If you are interested in more details please contact Tony Thompson at [email protected]
Million Metres Spring Planting 29 Sept 2019 Friends of Te Wairoa Catchment is delighted to be partnering with the Million Meters Stream Project and Lewis Road Creamery to plant an area of riverbank land between the bridges in Clevedon that is part of the proposed Clevedon Trails network. Please get behind this project by going to the Million Metres website millionmetres.org.nz and follow the links to make a donation. You will be contributing to improving our local environment and particularly the health of the river.
The planting day is September 29th 10 - 1pm and around 2,500 plants will be getting new homes. We’ll finish the morning with a shared BBQ lunch provided by Lewis Road Creamery. Event details can be found https://www.eventbrite.co.nz
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LOCAL SNIPPETS
Auckland Council are providing free guided walks around community parks. Walk with the local park ranger through the Clevedon Scenic Reserve on Thursday 19th September, 10am to 12 noon, meet in the carpark, a good level of fitness and mobility is required. Some locals are gathering information in support of a Secondary School in the Pohutukawa Coast Area. Projected numbers of secondary age children in Beachlands, Maraetai and our Wairoa Valley, along with growing numbers in Papakura High School, Rosehill College and Howick College catchments seem to support a real need for another Secondary School. There has also been a petition for one organised by locals, see page 17. Council has approved funds for a Clevedon Village pedestrian crossing, a raised crossing with two pedestrian refuges with locations to be determined after surveys establish pedestrian desire line Clevedon roadsides are looking a lot better lately. New contractor Citycare even removes any pieces of rubbish before mowing, a lot better result. Some of the Hunua tracks have now been reopened after previous slips and Kauri Protection measures. Internet Fibre has now been installed to 2 subdivisions along Monument Road, UFB Fibre rollout is still planned for the 2021 financial year Progress is being made on the Camp Sladdin track left side. After it’s completion, more work will be done on the right side, so there should always be one side open for your workout. As you know, underground water and wastewater services are being installed in our village. The details are now under Question & Answers on the Watercare website – search the Clevedon Project (part of this is printed on pages 12 and 13), or you can read all about it at the Clevedon Hub. The cost of wastewater connection to the front of your property is $15,916 if you register your interest by 30 September 2019, or $23,046 after that date. Water supply connections are $7,866. Watercare is working with Auckland Council to organise a payment scheme through your rates bill, possibly payable over 15 years, however this is still a discussion in progress. Costs connecting your property and disposal of the old septic systems have to be borne by the property owner however. These Village Snippet Updates are also provided at the Clevedon Hub, updated daily if necessary. Our Clevedon Hub is gathering momentum, with several people at once popping in sometimes. It’s turning into quite the community gathering place. Should you want to contact us during our opening hours of 2pm to 4pm Mondays to Saturdays, our phone number is 2928184. Even better come see us at the Clevedon District Centre.
Clevedon Valley Music Foundation Trust News… We hope you have come through the winter well, avoiding the worst of the bugs! Our next (and final) concert in the 2019 Sunday Serenade series is Adventures and Beginnings - a great way to launch into Spring. We are thrilled to showcase the phenomenal talent of one of NZ’s most exciting rising singers, Joel Amosa. Of Samoan-NZ descent, Joel has won the prestigious and highly contested Lexus Song Quest, and is one of the busiest bass-baritone soloists in the country. Somehow he has found time in his busy schedule to share his glorious voice with us on Sunday 15th September at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Clevedon – 1.30pm. Also featuring on the progamme will be our talented young CVMFT Scholarship winners; Mele and Amelia Lataimaumi on violin and cello) - two Tongan teenage sisters who are soaring ahead in their musical journeys. Gina Sanders (soprano) - recently returned from another highly successful European concert tour and Kay Shacklock (piano) complete the impressive lineup. Entrance/Exit donation and a delicious Afternoon Tea is included. This rare opportunity is not to be missed! Very exciting plans are underway for 2020, including a fabulous multimedia event on Saturday March 14th in Clevedon. Save the date Proceeds to various charitable artistic projects. For further information, check out CVMFT on Facebook or [email protected] Thanks again to St Andrews and the Franklin Local Board of the Auckland Council and our generous supporters. CVMFT is a registered charity: CC55562. More details at http://cvmft.org/upcoming-events/
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LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)
Future Fitness and Health – BETTER – FITTER – STRONGER Professionally structured Fitness classes with the fun factor added. All fitness levels, ages – Guys and Girls Conveniently at the Clevedon Community Hall - $12 casual, concessions available MON 6.00- 7.00 pm. Total body weights class. TUES 9.00-10.00 am. Nifty fifty plus – Cardio and weights. Contact Andrea on WED 9.00-10.00 am. Pilates Body conditioning. Phone: 027 388 4579 FRI 9.00-10.00 am. General Fitness session – Cardio & weights. Email: SAT 9.30-10.30 am. Pilates Body Conditioning [email protected] Future Fitness is in it’s 20th year running classes for our community! Find us on Facebook
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Clevedon Community & Business Association
AGM Thank you everybody who attended our AGM Friday 9 August, with lunch and mulled wine. As discussed, the Clevedon CBA has had another significant year as part of the wider Clevedon community. We thanked Angela Fulljames, Malcom Bell and Amanda Hopkins of the Franklin Local Board for their continued support, and welcomed our committee and subcommittees of Linda Nesbit, Penny O’Rorke, Victoria Richards. Josephine Elworthy, Glenn Richards, Sue Harries, Mary Whitehouse, Nicola Henshaw, Jane Masters, Mark Kinsler, Mariette Sprenger, Camilla Jones and Teri Hitchman. Membership 2019/20 Our Association is an independent entity and we are entirely funded through membership. The annual membership fees have been set again at $120 for business membership and $20 for community membership. Community groups receive membership for free. Business membership includes a business listing and link on our www.clevedon.co.nz, a business listing in the upcoming Wairoa Valley Business Directory 2020 and the opportunity to have your business promoted via the Clevedon NZ social media channels. Invoices will be sent to our members, but if you are interested in joining and supporting us, please visit www.clevedon.co.nz/aboutus or for more information, email [email protected] Wairoa Valley Business Directory 2020 As you will see in this Round Up, the new printed Business Directory for the wider Wairoa Valley area is now being put together. Wairoa Valley is a catch-all name for the countryside, mountains and coastal region that has the Wairoa River at its heart. It includes the villages and settlements of Ardmore, Brookby, Clevedon, Umupuia Beach, Hunua, Kawakawa Bay and Orere Point, the regional parks at Duders, Waitawa, Orere Point, Tapapakanga, Hunua Ranges and Hunua Falls, and the beaches at Orere Point, Waiti Bay, Kawakawa Bay and Umupuia Beach. All businesses, big and small, all community groups and associations, sports and recreation groups etc., either local or associated with the Wairoa Valley communities are invited to be included in the directory. This is a great opportunity to encourage everyone to shop and do business locally when possible, and to raise awareness of all our community groups. All enquires please to [email protected] Clevedon Character Project Thanks for your emails, posts and pins. We’re now working to collate the imagery and identify themes. We’ll keep you posted, In the meantime please check out the Clevedon Village Design Framework at The Hub or online https://tinyurl.com/clevedon2020 Clevedon Christmas Parade Saturday 30 November, starts 11am. Planning is marching on with this year’s Christmas Parade, with funding in the pipeline thanks to the Franklin Local Board. The Parade’s events will be based around the Main Street and the Clevedon District Centre. Floats – get the team together and create a float or item to join in the Parade. To register your float or for more information, please email [email protected] New Local High School Angela Mason from Beachlands has started a petition to the House of Representatives to request they urge the Ministry of Education to build a new high school to serve the growing community on the Pohutukawa Coast area, which includes Whitford, Beachlands, Maraetai, Clevedon and Kawakawa Bay. Go to the petition’s homepage on NZ Parliament’s website https://www.parliament.nz/en/pb/petitions/document/PET_89684/petition-of-angela-mason-we-need-a-high- school-on-the to read the petition. Anyone can sign it, from anywhere in the world so spread the word. After the petition closes, it needs to be presented to Parliament, so there is a bit to go. But as well as that, if the petition gets lots of signatures, everyone out there championing for a new local high school can quote that number. In true Kiwi fashion, if you think of the issue of a new local high school as a rugby ball, we need to form a rolling maul to get it over the line.
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LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)
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Clevedon Costumes & Vintage Apparel Costume Hire – Vintage Bridal Design - Alterations & Mending Services Sewing workshops and private classes available www.graciematthews.com [email protected] bus: 09 292 3035 mob: 0220 182 711
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ASK AUNTIE We are starting a new section entitled ASK AUNTIE. Do you have a question, query, about something local, or something you would even like to have a recipe for, an answer to ?... If so drop us a line to [email protected] or pop into the Clevedon Hub (District Centre Monday to Saturday 2pm to 4pm) and we will find out your answer or find a solution to your query and publish it in the next issue. If you have a question or would like to know more about a subject or another, we are sure there will be others who would also find it interesting or rewarding. FIRST QUESTION IS BACK TO YOU CLEVEDON: WOULD SOMEONE HAVE TIPS ON MAKING THE NICEST, MOISTEST (NOT SOGGY) ASPARAGUS ROLLS?
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CLEVEDON PLUNKET GROUP FREE Car Seat Checking Clinic
Make sure your child is travelling safely and visit our FREE car seat checking clinic and FREE anchor bolt installation* (some exclusions apply)
Monday 23rd September, 10-12pm, Clevedon Hall Car Park (4 Clevedon Papakura Road)
A & P show – help please… Once again the Clevedon Plunket Volunteer Group has the opportunity to undertake a significant fundraising project – catering for Clevedon’s annual A&P Show, and we are seeking support from volunteers.
If you can help with baking, brownies and/or bacon and egg pies then please email [email protected]. Thanks for your support! Girls Night Out – Wednesday 18th September
Had enough of the kids? Get out of the house and come to our Girls Night Out for a drink! Come on your own or bring a friend or two. All welcome! Corner Bar in Clevedon 7.30pm Meals to families in need
We have a bunch of meals ready to go so if you know a family in need please let Kate know on 0212166671 Z GOOD IN THE HOOD A big thanks to Z for their recent GOOD IN THE HOOD promotion. You will see our box at the Z in Clevedon Village, please continue to support us with your orange tokens. It is a massive help that means we can continue to support you and your beautiful families!
Find us on Facebook for regular info and updates : facebook.com/clevedonplunket
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LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)
CLEVEDON ANIMAL FARM
271Clevedon Kawakawa Road CLEVEDON
Farm Experience Childrens parties Hand feed the animals Farm Walks Pony & Donkey Rides Educational Outside garden amphitheatre Phone Lynn 292-9231 or see website www.clevedonanimalfarm.co.nz
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CLUB NEWS FIRESIDE BRIDGE CLUB CLEVEDON The friendly Clevedon Bridge club meets every Wednesday from 10.15 to about 2.15 at All Souls Church Hall Clevedon, for friendly duplicate bridge, with usually 7 or more tables. BYO Lunch. Contact Pauline 299 7433 or 0276105457 CLEVEDON TENNIS CLUB CALLING ALL CLEVEDON TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS AND PLAYERS...... Junior & Senior Tennis play is back on for the SUMMER SEASON, interclub starting September Business House is starting Mondays 9 Sept and Thursdays 12 Sept all 6.30pm start Social play - Tuesday nights 7.00 pm & Friday mornings 8.30 All Coaching: contact Matt Jones website: http://www.mattjonestennis.co.nz For Club information check website: http://www.clevedontennisclub.co.nz/ NATURAL HORSEMANSHIP - way more than riding You can find information on our events on the 'Clevedon Natural Horsemanship' facebook page. We welcome new members to the club, please see our website clevedonnatualhorsemanship.com for more information. Our membership secretary, Joy McLeod, can be contacted on [email protected]. Annual General Meeting: Monday 23rd September at Ciao Bella, Clevedon/Papakura Road - Time - 11 am till 1pm - All Welcome CLEVEDON PONY CLUB please refer to website: https://www.clevedonponyclub.org.nz/
CLEVEDON GARDEN CIRCLE meets 2nd Wednesday of the month. Contact: Paddy 2929383 or Kay 2928080 CLEVEDON CREATIVE ARTS GROUP has been set up for all "Creatives" in the local community and surrounding areas. We meet weekly on Tuesdays 6pm-9pm at the Clevedon District Centre; to paint, sketch, chat and share knowledge with like minded people, be you a beginner or professional. On the 1st Tuesday of every month 6pm-9pm the wider community of Creative Artists (be you a Sculpter, woodworker, jewellery maker, glass blower, painter, whatever your passion) meet to share their artwork and collaborate with others. Together we aim to grow as a group and exhibit our works of art. Cost only $5 per person per meeting to help cover expenses. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING CLUB - Fun aerobic exercise, great music, social dancing. Jig and reel your way to fitness. No partner or special clothes necessary, just soft soled shoes. Contact: Heather 267 6375, Les 299 6668, Glenis 2922 825 CLEVEDON BOWLING CLUB Clevedon Bowling Club plays bowls all year round every Saturday morning from 9am. All are welcome, young or old. Never played before? No problem, bowls and coaching provided. Contact John 021 203 9770 or [email protected] for more information. ARDMORE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB Meetings: March – October, Thursdays 7.30 pm Ardmore School Hall. A small, friendly Club – Everyone welcome. All equipment supplied. Tuition given. Must wear soft, flat shoes. First evening no charge, then $2 per night mat fees including light refreshments. Annual Membership fee: $30. Contact: Shirley Greenbury: 021 147 4545 or Glenyce Bridgeman: 09 296 1115. CLEVEDON SENIOR EXERCISE AT MC NICOL HOMESTEAD - Senior Exercise is a gentle exercise class run by Cath Neike (personal trainer) designed to keep you mobile and active without any stress or strain. Held at McNicol Homestead at 9.15am every Thursday, $5 charge to cover costs Ph 021-349-417 CLEVEDON TAI-CHI Friday mornings 9-10:30am at Clevedon Bowling Club with Jack & Judy Zhang ph.2928 727 All ages welcome Health benefits Tai Chi. It's official, research has shown it is just as beneficial as Zumba.it helps reduce high Blood Pressure strengthens muscles, ligaments ,tendons, reduces stress, improves balance and concentration. Join us at Clevedon Bowling Club 9-10am Friday mornings rain or shine. $5 per session. Just turn up or call Carol on 2928727 or 0272928727. CLEVEDON SCOUT GROUP Contacts: [email protected]. The group has recently taken over the management of Camp Sladdin. For any enquiries regarding booking , please email [email protected] or phone her: 09 8275519, mob 0212 868940.
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COMMUNITY NOTICE BOARD
THE CLEV EDON
HUB JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Clevedon CLEVEDON COMMUNITY Available Every Wednesday, 2pm Community POLICING to 4pm at the District Centre Information please call 09 295 0200 Centre On a rostered basis - Gwen Bull, Crime Reporting Line: 0800 697 778 Mon-Sat Non Emergency report line : 105 Jan Sinclair and Lesley Eisig 2pm-4pm In case of EMERGENCY, Dial 111 (Ph no’s below) or 09 2928 758 at the Clevedon District Centre
Special Notices N.B. This is YOUR area to use and advise of special notices you wish to be published, such as Births, Bereavements, Marriages,
significant Wedding Anniversaries and Specials Birthdays.Please send these in to: [email protected]
Our deepest sympathy on your bereavement to the families of: Abraham (Pop) Turei, Maria (Ria) Kroot, Esme (Ness) Waters, Donald Ralph-Smith, Mervyn Webster, Jacqueline Hague, Donna Irvine (nee McDonald), Barbara Keat (nee Morgan), Daphne Halkyard
Congratulations to Neil & Valeria Bryant on the recent arrival of their baby boy Leon Stefan
NEW CLEVEDON LIBRARY HOURS Monday mornings: 10:00am – 12:00pm Wednesday mornings:10:00am – 1:00pm
Thursday mornings: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Saturday mornings: 10:00am – 12:00pm
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Looking for a local Justice of the Peace?
Gwen Bull 292-8758 Cliff Deery 292 -2504 William Adams 292-2669 Lesley Eisig 292-9224 Rob Hurley 292 -2263 Jan Sinclair 292-2599
Many thanks to our helpers & supporters in the production and distribution of this publication: Richard, Michelle & team at RE/MAX Clevedon, for the time donated to printing the Roundup Paul Morgan of Kiwi Print Ltd for the paper donated to print the Roundup Acorns of Clevedon, our drop off point (& pick-up for distribution), Kawakawa Bay Motors and Store, Hunua and Orere Point Stores. Our valuable advertisers, our supportive Community
And our many reliable and wonderful Volunteers providing their skills & valuable time.
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