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Country School Brings Back Memories of Youth Vol. 24 No 2, February 13, 2015 www.opunakecoastalnews.co.nz Published every Thursday Fortnight Phone and Fax 761-7016 A/H 761-8206 for Advertising and Editorial ISSN 2324-2337, ISSN 2324-2345 Inside... Country school brings Dispute holds up back memories of youth skate park page 2. Opunake High School’s new principal is Simon Fuller. He hails from the Wellingt on region, professionally speaking, where he was As- sistant Principal at Naenae College for two years. Earlier he held the same position at Taita College for three years. He was born and bred even further south in a small West Candidate endorsed Coast (South Island) town by Greens. Page 10. called Hari Hari. “It’s even smaller than Opu- nake,” he quips. Opunake reminds him of his boyhood town with its special val- ues and caring community. Simon trained as a second- ary teacher in Christchurch attending the Christchurch Six out of six College of Education and for James Lang- the University of Canterbury. ton. Page 19. In his science degree Si- mon majored in chem- istry and geology. When he read about the job vacancy he thought he’d like to look into it further. On his arrival in the town he was immediately smitten. “I just felt like I had come home.” He was also was drawn to the appearance of Iconic building the school and grounds. no more. Page 7. Simon Fuller, the newly appointed Principal of Opunake High School. “Such a beauti- ful site,” he said. welcome from the school principle will be ensuring the of staff. vey what a fantastic school An uplifting moment was and wider community. school motto is maintained For relaxation Simon likes he’s arrived at and fully meeting the Board of Trust- “It’s certainly a beautiful “Growing good people for a to fi sh, tramp and sit down appreciates the fulsome wel- ees, whom Simon describes environment, but it’s the rapidly changing world.” with a good book. He espe- come he’s had from every- as, “salt of the earth” people. people which make it a spe- However his very fi rst pri- cially enjoys the books of one. Of his staff, students and Of the school gener- cial place,” he says. ority, he feels, is getting to Clive Cussler, as well as sci- parents he concludes. “I’m ally he says, “The val- It is early days in his new know everyone on the staff. ence fi ction. looking forward to working Wooden comput- ues, pride and people of position, so Simon is still To this end he is having half Finally, Simon wants to con- with such great people.” ers? See page 24 for the place sold it for me.” considering his special goals hour (minimum) meetings Percy Thomson Gal- for the school, but his guiding with every single member lery’s latest exhibition. He has received a great COASTAL FEBRUARY MACHINERY SALES Future of Post in PROMOTION REPRESENTATIVE Opunake still Buy any two drinks from the JOHN up in the air Coca-Cola 1.5L range The owners of Opunake been run by the Dodds as and go in the draw to WIN a JUDGE Post & Lotto, Graeme and Opunake Post and Lotto for Phone Judy Dodd, are continuing to over 20 years will not be liaise with New Zealand Post renewing the lease on the 4 BURNER BBQ 027 538 7387 regarding the future of the building. The decision to not Sunglasses, Beach Towel & Cooler Bag postal and bill-pay services renew the lease has meant 06 757 5582 in Opunake. that a post service can no lon- From your Local For all your They met with two senior ger operate from the original Supermarket machinery enquiries members of New Zealand post offi ce built over 50 years Post a week ago and were due ago. Chorus has also declined 4SQUARE 45 146 GILL ST to meet again around the time to tell the Dodds why they do 77 TASMAN ST of going to print. not want to renew the lease OPUNAKE NEW PLYMOUTH 06 761 8668 PH 06 757 5582 Chorus who own the pur- and what they intend to do pose built post offi ce from OPEN 7am to 9pm EVERYDAY! which the postal service has Continued page 3. See us online at www.opunakecoastalnews.co.nz For advertising or editorial please phone/fax (06) 761-7016 2 NEWS AND VIEWS Friday, February 13, 2015 OPUNAKE & COASTAL NEWS Send your your views to: Letters to the Editor 23 Napier Street, Opunake. HARDINGS LLettersetters ttoo tthehe Fax: (06) 761 7016 FUNERAL SERVICES LTD email: [email protected] 17 REGENT ST HAWERA EEditorditor You are welcome to use a pseudonym but must Our professional attention to detail supply your name and address to us. & empathy is our hallmark B.B.C. The Self Assembling Computer PHONE 06 278 8633 The teacher placed the An amoeba feeds itself, must be greater and and plans down in a book! SERVING OUR COMMUNITIES FOR 3 GENERATIONS latest laptop computer in repairs itself, does its more intelligent than the But God also did something front of the class and listed own thing for itself, and item created. While the else very special. He the features that made it so reproduces itself; all things computer neither knows became a man, Jesus Christ. Call us today to advertise on great; the new faster and a computer cannot do. It nor recognises its creator, The book that God had extra large graphic chips, the also has a computer system human life can do both. written tells us that Jesus 06 761 7016 twelve core Xeon CPU and that we call DNA, that is far Christ was the one who the stunning screen display. larger and infi nitely more Some portray the Creator created the universe, the “This computer, “ he complex than anything a God promoted by Christians world, life and us. He said, “Happened by twelve core Xeon, or any as one who, having set the even created us with the RENTAL VEHICLES chance. It built itself!” other computer can handle. universe and life in motion, ability to create things; That teacher is now has been standing back things like computers • CARS• •CHARTERVANS living under care! Us humans are, of course, with folded arms to watch and computer programs. Common sense tells the infi nitely more complex than wars, disease, famines Not all will recognise that BUSES students, and us, that a a computer or an amoeba. and natural disasters wipe Jesus is the Creator of all working computer occurring But here’s the point. If a out parts of His creation. things. But to those who • VANS by pure chance is impossible. computer and its programs That is not what Christians do He offers eternal life. Yet many of us blithely cannot occur by random teach or believe at all. God John 1 v1-14 • TOUR BUSES accept that an infi nitely chance then nor can life! sent many teachers, prophets Richard Oliver more complex machine, Each one needs a designer and leaders to help and guide a living cell, happened by and a programmer. By His people. He even got Eltham Message Church ALUMINIUM SCAFFOLDING chance, and built itself. default any such creator some to write His thoughts www.messagechurch.com FOR HIRE $35 per day, $50 weekend. More than 6 days $30 per day. WATERBLASTER FOR HIRE Petrol 3000 psi 15L/minC Cost: Half day $90, Full day $120, Weekend $130. Friday after 3pm return Monday 9am. Bond for waterblaster and scaffolding $50. For more information contact Tracey or Christine at PICKERING MOTORS 11 TENNYSON ST OPUNAKE PH (06) 761-8363 0800 22 11 20 Email: [email protected] MEETINGS: Sundays at 38 Tayler Street, Eltham at 10.30am. Phone 06 764 7358 for other Bible Studies. Patricia Green stands in front of proposed skatepark site. Eltham Message Church Pastor Richard Oliver Dispute holds up skatepark We are an independent Bible Believing Church All are most welcome Offi cer have not found any Ms Green said council www.messgechurch.com The Manaia skate park “I did a lot of volunteer work www.messagechurch.com project is again on hold. evidence of a septic tank at contractors had turned up and work at the school, and Work was due to begin on the property. Verifying her and wrecked two sheds there was really nothing the former Commercial claims has not been easy, built over what she says here for the children. We Hotel site in January, as Ms Green has refused is an abnormally large put a survey out and asked but neighbour Patricia to tell us where she thinks septic tank, ripping off them what they wanted, Green objected, saying the septic tank is, and has the lid in the process. and a skate and leisure the council bowled up and refused Council entry to her The effects of the damage park was top of the list.” Registered offi ce: 23 Napier Street, Opunake wrecked her septic tank, property. Letting us put a could already be seen on what Cake auctions and sausage PO Box 74, Opunake without checking with her CCTV camera down a gully had happened to the contours sizzles were among the fi rst about what was under trap on her property could of her back lawn, she said. projects which got underway Telephone and Fax: (06) 761-7016 a/h ph: (06) 761-8206 the land they were working easily prove her allegation. “This used to be as fl at to raise money for the on.
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