Photo: Clevedon views in autumn – a pot of gold somewhere ?..

CLEVEDON ROUNDUP YOUR COMMUNITY INFORMATION NEWSPAPER

No. 399 June-July 2020

PAGE INDEX ANZAC Day 1 CELEBRATE FREEDOM ! Advert. rates & dates 3 Clevedon CBA report 4 Clevedon Cares 4 Local Snippets 5 CELEBRATE CLEVEDON ! Presbyterian Church 7 Clevedon Historical Society. 8 Anglican Church 9 10 Clevedon School 11 SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES ! Clevedon Lions 14

Valley Music Found. 14 Club News 17 APPLY WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED ! Community Notices 18 Local trades & businesses 2, 6, 12, 13, 15 16

BE SUPPORTIVE, SYMPATHETIC, TOLERANT !

APPRECIATE EVERY DAY !

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 1 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 2 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

ADVERTISING RATES & CONDITIONS

The Roundup is now printed and distributed again from this edition, therefore normal advertising fees apply Dimensions Cost (casual) N.B. Print Black 9cm x 9cm or 5cm x $25.00 Double business card size 18cm Colour As above $60.00 Double business card size Black 9cm x 5.5cm $15.00 Business card size Colour As above $30.00 Business card size Market Place Classifieds 25 words & 1 photo $5.00 Editing ads $20-$25 Addit. fees may apply

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

For any enquiry 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. 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 AUGUST Thursday 23 July – 5pm Friday 31 July 400

EDITORIALS Please submit your editorial in Font 10 in word or publisher format, to extend to ½ page (max)-margins 1cm. Longer editorials will cost $100 per additional half page

PRINTED COPIES AVAILABLE You should receive your private copy in your letterbox and additional copies are available from Acorns, Clevedon Co-op, Remax, With Relish, Orere Point Store, store, Hunua Store and the Clevedon Hub. The Roundup is also available under the following website: WWW.CLEVEDON.CO.NZ UNDER COMMUNITY NEWS

CLOSING DATES, FOLDING & DELIVERY DATES FOR 2020-21

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 3 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Editorial written & supplied by:

Clevedon Community & Business Association

Update by chairman Victoria Richards

The Franklin Local Board Plan has been drafted with some interesting inclusions for Clevedon specifically. The draft will be going out for public consultation for a month in mid July.

We will be hosting a Community Drop In on Saturday 1st August 1-3pm at the Clevedon District Centre for those who’d like to chat with Council representatives and share support or feedback. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for more information.

*******************************

Back to the future AKA Level1!

Hope that you are fit and well now we are back to some sort of normal – hardly seemed possible three months ago that we would have added lockdowns and PPE and Alert Levels and Pre-covid to our everyday language! It was wonderful to be able to walk on our roads and hear more birds, but it seems we are already back to bemoaning the traffic (not to mention all those cones and roadworks). It would certainly be great to have some safe cycling and walking paths and I do hear conversations about how our urban areas need to be less car-centric. The Watercare and 52 North Road projects re-started in April to remind us of the changes coming to Clevedon Village………Our Changing Village As you probably know, all those roadworks are for the wastewater and water for the Village and are just the start of major changes to the Village. The trick is going to be to keep our “Village Feel”, which everyone values, in the face of hundreds of new sections, both residential and commercial, in a relatively short space of time. The Clevedon Community and Business Association is working with professional designers on a “Look Book” which hopefully will guide prospective section owners in this respect. Clevedon Cares will continue to focus on the environmental impacts on the village and valley and get involved in Resource Consent applications where possible. We encourage everyone to take notice of what is planned and happening, especially the information from Watercare with respect to the wastewater and water connections. ********** Watercare Pre-Covid were working with Watercare and the CCBA to try to ensure that all existing properties will be able to connect to the new wastewater and water system, as it seemed that there were some which had not been included. We are hopeful that this will be resolved so that those landowners will have the opportunity to have the same system as all the other village sites and not be faced with potentially very high costs to connect in the future. After all, the purpose of the Clevedon Plan was originally to fix the village wastewater! ************ Annual General Meeting AGM time - Monday July 13th 7.30pm McNicol Homestead. ************* We are committed to preserving Clevedon and the environs as a unique rural settlement, not in a time warp, but by sympathetically blending the old and new. To join us: e-mail: [email protected] Ph: 292 8174 or 021614499 ******* 52 North Road Subdivision: Clevedon North Update from Simon Male, Clevedon North to the Community Liaison Group (CLG), May 2020 Work recommenced on site on Tuesday 28th April at the commencement of Level 3. Bulk earthworks were completed before the [Covid] shutdown, council officers worked through from home and we used the time to gain the various engineering approvals and virtual site meetings needed to commence the civil works. Over the next month we will be mostly concentrating on stormwater and other drainage and laying metal base for the roads. Reserve planting was programmed to commence in May but this will be delayed until we get some moisture in the soil. Simon Male

Community CLG Members: Nicki Henshaw (CCBA), Mark Kinsler (resident), Annie Rennie (resident), Mary Whitehouse (Clevedon Cares)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 4 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL SNIPPETS

 Watercare had resumed work in Clevedon Village since 1st May and have managed to totally block the workings of the village, quite an unpopular move. It seems a bit more planning and communication would have made this pill, a little easier to swallow.  Watercare advises however that time line to completion: finish in the village this week (at time of writing). The focus then shifts to pub to firestation then firestation to school. From z station to monument is in this timeframe too. All completed by end of june. The last bit, the north/kawakawa Rd/roundabout is scheduled for July. The traffic plan for the last bit is with Transport, and we suspect scheduled to tie in with the school holidays.

 We are very sorry to inform you of the decision by Hinge & Co not to reopen. Below is the message we received: We shall miss them quite a lot too.

 All may seem to get back to some normality but some businesses will have a hard time surfacing. In Clevedon some have also suffered further with the closure of the central area by Watercare. Let’s support them as much as we can.

 New Road Speed Limits coming into effect 30 June 2020 (on-line documentation takes some effort to understand, so we have extracted the most relevant local roads) – so watch out for new signage! - Airfield Road – 60km from 100m east of Porchester Road to Mill Road - Sandstone Road, 80km then 50km as approach Whitford Park Road - Whitford Park Road – 80km - Whitford Road – 60km to Trig Road then 80km to Jack Lachlan - Maraetai Coast Road – 50km entire length - Maraetai Drive – 40km east of Rewa Road & eastern end of Maraetai Drive - Whitford-Maraetai Road – 80km 100m west of Omana Beach Road - North Road – 80km from 210m North of Mark Williams Place, 50km for 200m before Maraetai Coast Road - West Road - 60km coming towards Clevedon until Tyldens Road, then 80km - Twilight Road - 80km towards Clevedon until Kimptons Road, then 60km to Clevedon Village - Papakura Clevedon Road – 80km from West Road to 210m South of Hyde Road - Monument Road – 60km from 400m south of Hyde Road - Brookby Road – 60 km from 150m to 250m north-west of West Road and 290 to 500m south-west of West Road, 80km the remainder - Alfriston Road – 80km from 1300 east of Mill Road to Brookby Road - Ara-Kotinga – 60km entire length - Hunua Road – 50km around Lockwood Road

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 5 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Change Sabai

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

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 6 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 7 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Signing into History: Clevedon women and the 1893 Suffrage Petition by Jessie Munro & Barbara Mansell

This book follows the lives of the women who signed the Clevedon sheet of the world-famous 1893 Suffrage Petition, and brings light on Clevedon society of that time. The 56 women (and one man) will also feature on the great database being assembled by Archives , the National Library and the Ministry for Culture & Heritage. Copies are now available from the Clevedon & Districts Historical Society, who have generously subsidised the publication. If you’d like one, please contact Jessie Munro: [email protected] and the McNicol Homestead: [email protected] The price is $30 from the McNicol Homestead or $35 if posted, with payment preferably online to the CDHS account: 11-5373-0004779-11 (with your name as reference).

Editorial written & provided by :

Clevedon and Districts Historical Society (CDHS).

Steam ferry “The Minerva” My wife and I visited Northland recently and noted an article in the Northern Advocate on a steam-ferry restoration. The boat is the Minerva, a 20M. boat which was built in 1910 to ferry passengers from Auckland to Clevedon and other ports in the Gulf. A sister ship to our renowned SS Hirere, which for three decades between the 1890’s and the 1920’s plied the Wairoa River and the Hauraki Gulf. The Kerikeri Steam Trust retrieved the hulk from the Tamaki Estuary after paying $1 to obtain ownership. We found the Kerikeri Steam Trust and the kauri hull being restored in Opua. After much searching the trust have found and acquired one steam engine. It is a compound Sisson engine made for the Royal Navy in the early decades of the 20th century but they still need a second engine. The same engines were made by several makers for use in minesweepers. If any reader knows of an engine or even parts of any steam engine please contact me and we can forward that information to the trust. They are also looking for a boiler. Colin Bull (President CDHS) 0274826936 or 2928758 The AGM of the CDHS will be held on Thursday 25th June 7:30 pm at McNicol Homestead. New members welcome.

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 8 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Colin Bull (President CDHS) 0274826936 or 2928758

Online worship: Zoom to Facebook Live

Physical Distancing, Anglican Style

FIRESIDE BRIDGE CLUB OVER THE FENCE Meets every Wednesday Morning Tea in the Hall from 10.15 to about 2.15 at every second Friday of All Souls Church Hall the month (next 10 July)

10.00—11.00am Clevedon, for friendly An opportunity to enjoy a time of duplicate bridge, with 7 or A Conversation with the Archdeacon: fellowship and morning tea. Real time and Live-streamed more tables. BYO Lunch. Invite your friends or neighbours Contact Pauline 299 7433

Our Regular Worship Times 1st Sunday 9.30am Combined service at Clevedon 2nd Sunday 9.30am Alfriston and Clevedon 3rd Sunday 9.00am Hunua 9.30am Alfriston and Clevedon th 4 Sunday 9.30am Alfriston and Clevedon 5.00pm Ardmore 5th Sunday 9.30am Combined service at Alfriston

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 9 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Editorial written & supplied by:

Franklin Local Board - Wairoa Team update June

Angela Fuljames (Deputy Chair): [email protected] Ph 021 713853 Malcolm Bell: [email protected] Ph 021 916381 Lance Gedge: [email protected] Ph 021 827560

The Emergency Budget has been on the minds of all councillors and elected members since COVID arrived with workshops, webinars and pleas for people to submit. The submission period has now closed, and council will consider and deliberate where the $550m savings will come from based on the decision of what percentage rates increase. Regardless of what rate increase, there will have to be savings made and each local board will be contributing to that. This will mean some capital projects will be deferred to at least by a year. Budget savings will also be made by CCOs like Auckland Transport and ATEED. As part of the consultation a Rates Deferral policy is also up for consideration as we know some of our communities are finding it really tough as the COVID fallout starts to bite. Despite this challenging time there is a chance to review what we have done since the amalgamation of and the formation of local boards, to test what is really important to our communities and what we could do a different way. Franklin has long advocated for more community groups to be able to actively do more and to use our local expertise. You’ll see this theme in our 3-year Local Board Plan, out for public consultation 13 July – 13 August. Two good project prospects we hope will come to fruition for Clevedon, which the board supports, are expressions of interest for the Innovating Streets and the 1 Billion Trees grant. Both government initiatives. The Innovating Streets fund is from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency, which promotes tactical urbanism. Clevedon village has been put forward as a contender and is looking promising. It is based around being Slow and Welcoming and is temporary or semi-temporary in nature, with the aim to move to permanent changes after testing. Tactical Urbanism is used a lot overseas where roads are adorned with graphics to slow traffic, planter boxes and street furniture create safe people areas and slow traffic, interesting pedestrian crossings add to the brand of places. It is an interesting approach and if you have interest check out http://tacticalurbanismguide.com The other project is a proposal to pitch the Wairoa River to the 1 Billion Tree fund to generate jobs whilst improve the environment. Friends of Te Wairoa have worked on this in a short timeframe with the support of council’s Healthy Waters and Franklin Local Board. We still have a way to go for both applications to get them across the line, but here’s hoping.

During and post lockdown we have been listening to different viewpoints from NZ entrepreneurs, business leaders, public sector leaders through Visionweek.co.nz as well as ATEED’s website www.aucklandnz.com The Government COVID website also has a good range of advice and information for individuals and businesses.

When you might be feeling a bit flat about things, it is always good to hear a different viewpoint or reach out for help.

As a thank you to our essential workers who worked through lockdown, board member Logan Soole with his friends produced in their own time, a short thank you video which is on the Franklin Local Board facebook page and Youtube.

All the best for the month ahead and let’s keep up our Level 1 success.

Angela Fulljames 021 923 278 | Malcolm Bell 021 916 381 | Lance Gedge 021 827 560 [email protected] Remember, if you see something that needs repairing, removing or reporting phone 09 301 0101 or log it at www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz first and request a logit reference.

Angela Fulljames | Franklin Local Board deputy chair 021 923 278 | DD: 09 237 1311

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 10 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Dear parents, whanau and caregivers

I want to begin by acknowledging and thanking all families for the work you have done with your children over the course of the covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown we experienced throughout March and April. We are experiencing the fruits of your positive parenting now that we are back at school. By and large our children are settled and happy at school and have quickly reorientated themselves with routines and expectations for learning. The staff are very mindful of the possibility of some anxious children and are finding, in fact, that everyone is well. As a staff, we are discussing how we are establishing a “new normal” at school post lockdown. We are conscious of the many positives that came out of the lockdown in terms of teaching and learning and want to ensure we are capturing the very best of these as we move forward. Our teacher voice, parent feedback and student voice is important to us at this time as we evaluate and review in order to move forward.

Message from our BoT The Board of Trustees would like to again welcome you all back to school after what, we are sure you would all agree, has been an unprecedented few weeks. We would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the teachers and staff for the incredible effort and commitment they have put into the operation and running our school during these times. Behind the scenes, the BoT have seen the level of organisation and work that our staff have dedicated to providing our kids with their online learning during Level 4, and then during the subsequent return of some children under Level 3. And as parents, it is fair to say that we all have a new appreciation of what is involved in teaching our children. Thanks is also necessary to all of our staff who ensured the school complied with the numerous Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education Covid-19 requirements. It is important for all of us to know that our children are in a safe environment and that their health and well being is paramount. It is evident that this has all been well thought out and communicated to our families. While a lot of schools had to quickly adapt to online learning, our school was at a significant advantage being so prepared and up to speed with our existing e-learning programmes. We are sure that the Covid-19 online learning environment provided some significant and beneficial learnings by our teachers, children and also their families about how an online learning programme can work. If you would like to get in touch with any BoT members please do not hesitate to send us a message on [email protected]

Working bee The property subcommittee are now in the process of organising a working bee to give the school grounds and gardens an overdue spring clean. This was previously scheduled for March, but unfortunately had to be postponed as a result of the school's closure. Keep a watch out in the school notices for upcoming details…we would love to have as many people along to help keep our school looking great. If you are a community member and would like to help us with the working bee - please contact the school for more information.

Keen gardeners needed I am wondering whether there are any keen gardeners in the community who would like to become friends of the school and donate a few days a month to helping us get our school gardens looking proud. We would love to welcome you onsite if you have some time, energy and expertise to donate to our children. Please contact me at school so we can have a chat.

Swimming pool It seems awhile off, but the pool committee is now on the lookout for some new committee members to get ready for our summer season. This is such an important community facility which we are grateful for the pool committee managing. In previous years a team of dedicated volunteers worked extremely hard to enable the school to retain the pool and allow it to be used by our school and become an integral part of our community. Some members of the current pool committee are now stepping down due to their children having left our school. If you are keen to be involved, or want to know more, please contact Megan Harper on [email protected].

Nga mihi hui Julie Schumacher Principal

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 11 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Future Fitness and Health – BETTER – FITTER – STRONGER - BACK IN ACTION NOW !..

Professionally structured Fitness classes with the fun factor added All fitness levels, ages – Guys and Girls - $12 casual, concessions available PLEASE CONTACT ANDREA: 027 3884579 FOR DETAILS & ON-LINE PARTICIPATION  MON New look class: 6.00 - 7:00 pm: Future 45 Time Saving weights.  TUES 9.00-10.00 am. Low Intensity & Seniors Contact Andrea on  WED 9.00-10:00 am. Pilates Body conditioning. Mob: 027 388 4579  THUR 9:00-9:45am Zoom on-line class – weights & body conditioning for your on-line contact details  FRI 9.00-10:00 am. General Fitness session – Cardio & weights. E::[email protected]  SAT 9.30-10.30 am. Pilates Body Conditioning Find us on Facebook

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 12 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 13 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Written & provided by:

Valley Ventures and Clevedon Valley Music Foundation Trust News…

Schools and Universities are almost back to full function and exams, concerts, competitions can resume. Sadly, almost all of the Performing Arts organisations have cancelled their festivals and competitions this year, but a determined few have resolved to continue, providing some of our hundreds of thousands of young artists an opportunity to compete and develop. Community-based music societies are now cautiously looking to the 2nd half of the year, and all these organisations will need your support! The South Auckland Performing Arts Competition Society (SAPACS) is one such group, and this popular festival for Vocal, Dance, Ballet, Piano, Instrumental, Tap and Speech will proceed in the Hawkins Theatre in Papakura from 14 July to mid-August. Audiences are always most welcome and for a few dollars you will be treated to some wonderful talent! Go to www.sapacs.org.nz

The board of CVMFT would like to thank the tremendous support for our first concert in the “Sunday Serenades at St Andrew’s” series. A near-capacity audience, generous in both applause and financial contribution for “Music from Near and Afar”, enjoyed the local and international artists, and made up for lost time at the post-concert afternoon tea. Our next concert will be venturing down a new path with the Howick-based St Andrew’s Big Band led by Hamish Arthur. Their repertoire includes various blues and jazz classics from George Gershwin to Aretha Franklin. Sun 26 July (note later date) at 1.30pm, entrance/exit donation; includes afternoon tea – all welcome. Check out CVMFT on Facebook, www.cvmft.org or

[email protected]

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 14 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 15 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

LOCAL TRADE & BUSINESS (paid advertisements)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 16 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

Information supplied directly by the nominated clubs

CLUB NEWS

FIRESIDE BRIDGE CLUB CLEVEDON The friendly Clevedon Bridge Club has started its regular meetings again. The club meets every Wednesday from 10.00 to about 2.30 at All Souls Church Hall Clevedon, for friendly duplicate bridge, with usually 7 or more tables. BYO Lunch. For information, please contact - Pauline 299 7433 or 0276105457

CLEVEDON TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS NEWS Contact Matt Jones http://www.mattjonestennis.co.nz For Club information check website: http://www.clevedontennisclub.co.nz/

CLEVEDON PONY CLUB Clevedon Pony Club, please contact [email protected] if you would like any further information

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. NB. We have received no update from this group.

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 for further information.

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 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 - Held on Friday mornings 9-10 am (coffee afterwards) at Clevedon Bowling Club with Jack & Judy Zhang. N.B. Wear soft soled shoes. All ages welcome Health benefits Tai Chi. is just as beneficial as Zumba. It helps reduce high Blood Pressure strengthens muscles, ligaments ,tendons, reduces stress, improves balance and concentration. $5 per session. Just turn up or call Carol on 0272928727.

CLEVEDON SCOUT GROUP Contacts: [email protected]. The group manages Camp Sladdin. For any enquiries regarding booking, please email [email protected] or phone her: 09 8275519, mob 0212 868940.

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 17 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020

COMMUNITY NOTICE BOARD

THE CLEVEDON

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE HUB CLEVEDON COMMUNITY available every Wednesday, 2pm POLICING Clevedon to 4pm at the District Centre. Community please call 09 295 0200 On a rostered basis - Gwen Bull, Information Centre Crime Reporting Line: 0800 697 778 Non Emergency report line : 105 Jan Sinclair and Lesley Eisig In case of EMERGENCY, Dial 111 (Ph no’s below) or 09 2928 758 Watch this space !

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]

Congratulations to Mrs Priscilla Maree Dawson who was awarded a QSM for services to refugees and the Burmese community

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

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

WE WILL BE PRINTING & DISTRIBUTING AGAIN – Thank you for your support !

Richard, Michelle & team at RE/MAX Clevedon for printing the Roundup Paul Morgan of Kiwi Print for providing reasonably priced paper to print the Roundup Our valuable advertisers, our supportive Community And our many reliable Volunteers providing their skills & valuable time

Acorns of Clevedon, our drop off point (& pick-up for distribution), Kawakawa Bay Motors and Kawakawa Bay Store, Hunua Store and Orere Point Store (community pick-up points)

Ed386 – Clevedon Roundup – October 2018 18 Ed 399 – Clevedon Roundup – June-July 2020