The Inglewood Page 2 Moa Mail Issue 138 Page 3 Page 4 Moa Mail Issue 138 Page 5 Development Trust Moa Mail is a free Editor’s Comments Shade-by the River Senior Grade Cricket Final Relay For Life - ‘Hill Billie Mummas’ (Tasmin Dobson) Issue 138 fortnightly publication (Jamie Brocklehurst) delivered to all This is written as we travel through It is amazing how we limit ourselves, and what Over the weekend a group of local women participated in the Relay for Life Society 1 April 2015 Central Otago and the McKenzie we can do if we set our mind to it. My father Moa Mail households in the Inglewood verses Auroa in the final, Fundraiser. A 24 hour relay with one team member on the track at all times. We were Country. The huge benefits that these did not like us to say that we could not do Inglewood District. played at Pukekura Park on Saturday 21 tested with the rain but everyone had a great time. As part of the fundraising we needed to areas have received from tourism and something. His response was. “Can’t is dead Farewell And Thanks To Shirley Stephens Printed by The raise over $100 each and hold two separate fundraising events. We had a cake stall and sold cycle trails especially, is now very and Try Again buried it.” What he was trying raffles tickets for gift baskets which were all donated by local Inglewood businesses. We Inglewood farewells Shirley Stephens as she moves to Cambridge for Inglewood evident. Small towns such as Clyde, to tell us was that if you tell yourself that you were overwhelmed by the support we received from RD1, Ducks Pharmacy, Angels in the next period of her life. Shirley has been a stalwart of the Inglewood Development Trust. which were very much in struggle can’t do it, odds -on you will not be able to do Disguise, Hot Goods, Drakes Furnishings, Inglewood Book Centre, Martins Fashions. In total we raised $4676.00 community over many years, Office 25 Rata Street mode, are now having a resurgence it. If you keep on trying probably you will find which was a great effort. Our Raffle winners are Michelle Jackson, Anne Jonas, Jackie D and P Fowler. serving as a councillor on the (Inglewood with the huge numbers riding along a way to solve the problem and carry out the We all had a great time and were all happy to be involved with such a great cause as we all have family members, a former Inglewood Borough Information Centre) the newly formed cycle trails which task, whatever it is. friend, or know someone who has been effected by this unforgiving disease. Council. Shirley has also Circulation 2750 have been seen accommodation and The same psychology applies to sport; if you been one of Inglewood’s food establishments doing great think that you are going to lose, then The Moa Mail can be March. Auroa won the toss and put Inglewood into bat on representatives on the business and these districts now probably you will. It’s the people that give viewed on the web at a worn slow pitch. Auroa had Inglewood in trouble early at Taranaki Electricity Trust having booms not seen since the gold themselves a boost by taking the attitude that www.inglewood.co.nz 50-5, but a couple of good partnerships between Jamie since 1997, deputy chair for and on Face Book rush days of the late 1800’s, then the the opponent is better than me and I will have Brocklehurst, Greg Alexander and Harshal Upadhyay fifteen years. During this building of the dams and power to lift my game to compete. What can be News and Advertising helped Inglewood get to 150-9 off 34 overs before it started to rain. After it stopped Hayden Kayling and Jake time there has been huge stations in late 1900’s. more rewarding than footing it with the best Contacts: Jarman pushed the score to 169-9 off 37 overs before the rain set in and Inglewood’s innings was ended. benefits gained by many Taranaki could do well to the player or the best team and even coming Inglewood groups and clubs. Paper Editor/Office With Duckworth Lewis in play, Auroa needed 101 off 20 overs but the pitch was deemed too wet to continue so recognise our own natural tourism close? You even might take out a win – if you Inglewood won the Trophy for being the top qualifier at the end of the season. Shirley has championed many Richard Jordan options on offer. believe that you can! of these improvements and Phone Richard Jordan Editor The ‘Blackcaps’ must have believed in Tennis Prize Giving (Robyn Hinton) developments. Of major 06 7567030 themselves in last week’s semi -final. To score We’ve had another bumper season at the Inglewood Tennis Club. Junior member numbers note were the TET Stadium Fax McGillie/Pumpkin Books: $15.00 the last runs with a six, with only one more Above: Shirley being farewelled at the have swelled to nearly fifty with a big increase in Hot Shots. Our Senior A grade team had 06 7567864 Girl guide Biscuits $3.50 ball left in the game was phenomenal. Both Inglewood First After 5 Below: The TET a good year in in the Soffe Cup Competition. They made it to the semi final where they Ratapiko 125 Years $20.00 teams played the game in a real sporting Stadium and Pavilion Email were defeated by Huatoki who then went on to win the title. For the Wilson Trophy the TET Stadium Cards: $30.00 manner and both teams believed that they [email protected] club combined with Stratford. The team had a very competitive season coming up against and Pavilion (a huge benefit to Printing / Photocopying could win. The raw emotion that was evident Office Hours some tough opposition. The Juniors entered four teams this season in Junior B, Junior A Inglewood and the wider (Stapling / Colour): Up to A3 after the final ball told so much about the Daily 10.00 am to 4.00 and two teams in the Youth Grade. All teams did well and there are some exciting young Taranaki region). There have Local Artists Gift Cards: $5.00 intensity that the game had been played in. In pm players coming on for next season. Many thanks to my Hot Shots coaching assistants Chrissy Mace and Susan been many others, some are: Fun Ho! Toys / Souvenirs the true spirit of sportsmanship the ‘Proteas’ Chambers and to the Team Managers Vanessa Mason, Laura van Koppen, Paula Rawlinson, Kelly Russell and Inglewood Early Childcare Points and views expressed AA Guides/Brochures/Cards picked themselves up to congratulate the are not necessarily the Chrissy Mace. We celebrated our season with prize giving on our last night. This is always a big event at the club. Centre, Marinoto, Inglewood Available at: winners. views of The Inglewood Prize winners: Hot Shot: Julia Pearse, Junior B: Nina Goble, Junior A Girl: Claire Ousey, Junior A Boy: Luke Russell, District Health Trust, Shirley was Inglewood Information Centre / Development Trust Youth Grade Girl: Liahna Smith, Youth Grade Boys: Shared Liam Ferry, Aengus Gordon and also recognised with a NPDC Fun Ho! Toys / Moa Mail Food for thought, eh? Feargus Gordon, Most Improved Junior Boy: Liam Ferry, Most Improved Junior Girl: Claire Citizens Award in 2013. 7567030 (25 Rata Street) Ousey and Alana Buckthought, Best Sportsperson: Zara van Koppen. Hot Shots Monday’s 3.30 pm-4.30 pm. Junior Coaching Wednesday 3.30-6.30 pm. Groups are one hour and based on ability. Looking forward to a big season commencing in October. See you then. 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