30% OFF ALL Cambridge HEATPUMPS Rocky’s Cnr Queen & Oliver Sts, CAMBRIDGE Ph: 07 823-0553 hoe-down • Mon-Fri 7am - 6pm Page 7 Edition • Sat & Sun 8am - 6pm AU-7238891AB Wednesday, May 11, 2016 SERVING CAMBRIDGE SINCE 1981 cambridgeedition.co.nz Top award for Iconic church part CHS student Cambridge High School’s Freddie Dillon is the 2016 winner of the Trustpower Waipa District Youth Community Award. The award was presented at the Trustpower Waipa District of miniature NZ Community Awards held at Te Awamutu College on Monday. Run in conjunction with the EMMA JAMES Trustpower Waipa District Community Awards, the Youth The iconic St Andrew’s Church in Community Award recognises Cambridge has been chosen to fea- secondary school students’ service ture in a national miniature park. to the school and the community. Leading the Mini-Kiwiland It is jointly run by Trustpower and project is Kiro Verhoef, who was the Waipa District Council. born in Wellington but raised in Local high schools each the Netherlands. recommended one student to be His aim is to promote New Zea- considered for the Award. Other land history, architecture, trans- finalists were Emilie Hughes from St port, brands and businesses in a Peter’s School and Renee Kemp miniature (1:24) scale. from Te Awamutu College. The white church – St Applicants had to have given Andrew’s – was selected from a service to school or community Facebook poll, where Verhoef projects, treated others with respect uploaded 46 photos of Waikato and been a good ambassador for buildings (excluding Hamilton) the school and for Waipa. and asked people to vote for the Trustpower community relations buildings they thought should be representative Emily Beaton said represented. Freddie had invested much into his Hamilton was done in a separ- school. He was the student trustee ate poll due to its high population. on the Board of Trustees, he was on ‘‘We will be making more Wai- the year 12 leadership group last kato buildings and structures. We year, was involved in the kapa haka will be adding more nominations group, and founded the CHS Leo in the future as well,’’ he said. Club last year. Voting is open on Facebook. As yet, there is no set location He also works on local for the final placement of Mini- conservation projects, is a member Kiwiland, but Verhoef said he of the Cambridge Brass Band, and hopes to have the first set up of at has been on various committees, least 50 models ready for the pub- including Waipa Council Parks and lic by February 2019. Reserves Landscape Committee, the ‘‘The collection will continue Waipa Council Armistice and ANZAC to grow to at least 300 models of Day Committee, and the Gaslight New Zealand buildings. Theatre Committee. He has also He said his ideal location for worked at a Cambodian orphanage. the set up would be Kapiti, but Freddie won a trophy, framed they are also considering land certificate and $500 prize money, around Matamata. with $250 to go to a community Other Cambridge structures group or organisation of his choice. for consideration include the Other awards given out went to Cambridge Town Hall, the the Cambridge Tree Trust, who won Masonic Hotel, the band rotunda in the Health and Wellbeing in Cambridge West, the old post category, and the Cambridge office, the old courthouse and Society of Arts, named runner-up in Monavale. the Arts and Culture category. The Supreme Award went to Te ❚ Those interested in learning more St Andrew’s Church has been chosen to feature in a national miniature park. It has been built by ‘Master Don’ and project Awamutu Rugby Sports and can visit minikiwiland.co.nz. manager Kiro Verhoef. Recreation Club. 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Usually you confess to some kind of unusual activity the day before, but sometimes there is no memorable cause of your discomfort. Torticollis, or ‘wry neck’ is often caused simply by turning over in bed whilst asleep. The small joints in the neck take too much pressure and strain, they become infl amed over a few hours and when you wake they hurt suddenly and cause a spasm in the surrounding muscles. Sometimes torticollis can come on suddenly during the day, especially when moving the head in an unusual way. Most days we have patients come into the clinic with their head all bent to one side and very uncomfortable. We try not to laugh, and reassure them we can normally sort them out quite quickly. The important thing in the management of torticollis is to realign all the joints so the neck heals properly, as opposed to slightly lopsided. If you wake with neck stiffness, have a hot shower and give us a call, we’ll do our best to minimise both your discomfort and embarrassment. 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