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Kaiwaka Cares Friday 7 October (PG) www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 4 October 2016 Page 1 No: 19 4 October 2016 KAIWAKA GOOD KAIWAKA: GETTING THERE SORT Progress on Traffic and Other Matters Kaiwaka Can has now been working plaster walls that are a feature of the for about 18 months, pushing for traffic Eutopia project. If you are interested in improvements in Kaiwaka. The District being involved, please contact Marijke Council and NZ Transport Authority on [email protected]. or Derek are the partners in the process and both on 099469077. Money for this and for have worked very hard indeed to see an the gateway signs is coming from improvement in traffic behaviour, Council who continue to be supportive especially speeding in the town. and generous towards Kaiwaka. “Your speed is” Oneriri Road intersection Now we are within days of visible An ongoing project is exploration of proof of all of this. A “Your speed is” ways to improve the Oneriri Road flashing sign is due in the week ending intersection, a nightmare at present for October 7th, placed within the 50kmh regular users. Engineering consultants zone. A pedestrian safety crossing have been engaged by Council to point with adequate footpath review this and how it might be approaches is scheduled towards the improved. end of November. And other projects Speed camera are in the budget for the 2016-17 year. One other project about to happen is These include working with Council on the installation of a speed camera by a walkway underpass on the northern the Police. It was our hope and request Wendy is our latest recipient of a bridge, to give access to the rest area that this be in the township where the bunch of flowers. She was nominated (formerly known as McClean Park). A real speed problems lie and Council by her friend and neighbour Lee, who railing on the bridge will also mean supported us and advocated for this. is pictured here with the flowers. pedestrians are much safer. However, it seems it is going to be put Lee wrote to us “Now in our 50's, we Gateway signs outside the southern boundary of the met at kindy when our eldest kids were Another aspect of ‘traffic calming’ is a town and its impact on town speeds is just 3 and she's the kind of friend that tree planting project alongside the likely to be less than we hoped. NEVER falters. She truly is the highway to narrow the road. This is in However, Council will still advocate to kindest, most loving woman I've ever the final design stage at the moment. the Police to have a speed camera met and I don't know how I would have We want our town to be visible and within the township. The community is survived without her support over the unique. To that end local artist Peter also encouraged to advocate for this. last 30 years. Panyoczki is leading the design of Next meeting 17 October “She is a giver... to her family, her gateway signs, one each end of town. As a small group, we have a very long friends, her community, always putting A sign indicating the walkway to the list of possibilities and if you have herself last. She asks for very little and school is also on the way thanks to ideas for our community or think you lives a very simple life. She is a part Council. can help with ongoing ones, the next time rural postie, rising at 4 to begin Art Installation meeting is October 17th, Archie Bull the run, always greeting everyone with Another project making progress is the Hall, (behind the Anglican Church) a smile.” Art Installation around the sewer 5.30pm. Next report will have an piping below Eutopia. We have been update on some of the other ongoing calling for volunteers for this, so far discussions, including lighting, a topic without much success. This is NOT well designed to bring out a wide range To be counted, all completed voting part of Eutopia but the oversight is in of opinions! documents must be in the hands of the the hands of Marijke from Eutopia and Derek Christensen, electoral officer or an electoral official by the art work will blend in with what Chair Kaiwaka Can noon Saturday 8 October 2016. Preliminary results will be known by 7am Eutopia is doing. This is a great chance on Sunday 9 October 2016. These will be for any who would like to learn some accessible on Kaipara Council's website of the skills that go into building the www.kaipara.govt.nz Winter Trading Hours: Mon - Fri: 8am to 6pm Sat: 8am to 7pm (Lotto) Sun & Public Holidays: 9am to 5pm KAIWAKA BUGLE No. 19 4 OCTOBER 2016 CONTENTS Page 3: Public Notices, Classified Page 5: Weather, Hakaru RSA Women Page 7: School, Scouts, Rest Home At Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall . Adults $10, Kids (under 16) $5, Family Pass (2 adults + 3 children) $25 Page 9: Kaiwaka Sports Association Page 11: Eutopia Update Page 13: Northland to Rio, Possums Page 15: Alien Weaponry Page 17: The line to the Kaitara Queen Live Page 19: Kate’s Place, Kaiwaka Cares Friday 7 October (PG) Bugle 20 will appear 18 October A night of fun and dancing, to the Contact for advertising, reports, articles music and videos of the legendary or information can be made by band Queen. Email [email protected] Ph: 09 4312 045 (Lindsey) Entrance is by pre-purchased ticket Txt: 0274 806 275 (Wendy) only. Contact 4312 234 or 4312 225 Copy may be left at Jaques’ Four to order yours. Square. It’s a night not to be missed - get your Kaiwaka Bugle tickets now! Founded May 1978 We appreciate articles and photos about local events, etc, as well as ads and suggestions. Copies available in Kaiwaka at Jaques Four Square, Kaiwaka Postal Centre, Shamrock Service Station, Animal Health Centre, Kaiwaka St John shop. Also outlets in Maungaturoto, Mangawhai and Paparoa. Can be viewed online at Facebook or www.kaiwaka.co.nz/Bugle Or a copy can be posted to you if you supply stamped, self-addressed DLE envelopes. Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2016: All copy and queries to: [email protected] Our A4 page is divided into 6 columns & 8 rows (48 blocks), with a 1cm margin. Ad sizes: 1/16 page (3 blocks) $5; 1/8 (6 blocks) $8; 3/16 (9 blocks) $12. Classified ads: $4 per entry (max. 30 words, max. 4 repeats). Payments can be made online, posted or Love and Friendship The Wild Life left at Jaques Four Square Store. Friday 21 October 7:30pm (PG) Sunday 30 October 2:00pm (PG) Accounts: Email: [email protected] The Kaiwaka Bugle is a community newspaper run by volunteers. Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily the opinion of the Bugle Team. ABOUT TOWN Have you voted yet? Get your complete papers into the post by Wednesday 5 October, or drop it into a ballot box at the Kaipara District Council offices at Dargaville or Mangawhai before noon on Saturday 8 October. Preliminary election results will be available on the KDC web site (www.kaipara.govt.nz) from 7am Sunday 9 October. Kaiwaka Library members - the next Large Print and Audio book swap is coming up this month. Please have any books you’ve borrowed from these collections back to us by Sunday 16 October. Thanks! ~Wendy www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 4 October 2016 Page 3 PUBLIC NOTICES CLASSIFIED Kaipara Refuse TO RENT: spacious, 1 brm cottage, $200pw incls are now accepting empty aerosol cans for recycling. power, etc, sat tv, views, sunny decks, no pets pls. You can put them in your yellow bags. Near town. Ph 021 253 7661 or 09 945 0593 Please remember Kaurilands staff sort all recycling by hand at Porritt St transfer station in Ruawai. For their health & safety wash & squash plastic containers. Check out their flyer for more zero waste tips! PLASTIC BAGS I would like to thank Ronan Smythe (10) for his well researched article on Plastic Bags (Bugle 23 August 2016). As I have used cloth recyclable bags for my shopping for many years, it is alarming how many plastic bags still accumulate at my place. There are bread bags, plastic from around toilet rolls, kitchen paper, etc. I appreciate the move by New World supermarkets and The Warehouse (there may be others I’m not aware of) to provide a collection place for all the soft plastic that cannot go in the recycling system. Well done, Ronan. ~ Mariann Mear KAIWAKA WAR MEMORIAL HALL Annual General Meeting 5pm Tuesday 11 October 2016 All welcome Who left this rubbish on the corner of Oneriri Roads and last Rangiora week? A white van and around an the older time the gent mattress were and other seen rubbish appeared, the day after the collectors came dumping through. ground for Our all manner roads of waste! are Please put not rubbish in a the proper blue or yellow bags, and only put in Kaiwaka) (Wednesday day collection them out on KAIWAKA SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL DAY Healing from the OCTOBER 20, 2016 Energy Balancing @ Kate’s Place, Kaiwaka. Entry 9am – Judging starting at 10am 1st Friday of each month 9am-12pm. Koha. Any queries please ring Linda at the office on 431 2309 or Txt 0273135440 for an appointment e-mail: [email protected] Entry forms available at the Kaiwaka School Office This year there will also be a Goat Class The PTA will be doing a Sausage Sizzle Kaiwaka Library Tea and Coffee will be available for a Koha/Donation Used Book Sale *The food provided in the pavilion is for Judges and Organising Committee only Clearance We are looking for volunteers to help out on Calf Club Day.
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