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RAGLAN Chronicle 1 Proud sponsor of Raglan Rugby TRUCK & VAN DELIVERIES Local Business supporting Local Business Serving Raglan District Since 1996 unique fundraiser idea p3 anzac pics p7 Whaingaroa news for you weekly 3 rd May 2012 - Issue #292 Proudly brought to you by Raglan CHRONICLE what’s on p11 Raglan Real Estate Ltd Licenced (REAA 2008) 10 CALVERT ROAD First time to the market in thirty years. A once in a lifetime chance to purchase. 1141 m² with iconic Raglan Bach and picturebook setting. Prior Auction offers considered. ID#RAG21082 AUCTION ! #$%&’( )*+ ,-./ 01)0 ! 2’( 34%+/ 5678/ OPEN HOME Saturday 12pm 10 Calvert Rd

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RAGLAN Chronicle 1

Proud sponsor of Raglan Rugby

TRUCK & VAN DELIVERIES

Local Business supporting Local BusinessServing Raglan District Since 1996

unique fundraiser idea p3 anzac pics p7

Whaingaroa news for you weekly

3rd May 2012 ­ Issue #292Proudly brought to you by

Raglan CHRONICLE

what’s on p11

Raglan Real Estate Ltd Licenced (REAA 2008)

10 CALVERT ROADFirst time to the market in thirty years.

A once in a lifetime chance to purchase.

1141 m² with iconic Raglan Bach

and picturebook setting.

Prior Auction offers

considered.

ID#RAG21082

AUCTION !"#$%&'(")*+",-./"01)0"!"2'("34%+/"5678/

OPEN HOMESaturday 12pm

10 Calvert Rd

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SUNDAY SERVICES10am Raglan Area School

7pm Te Uku Church

Pastor Roger Peartph 07 825 5199

www.surfside.co.nzContact: Administrator Jan Mitchell ph 825 5122

Dear Editor

It’s time to protect our reserves, especially Mt. Karioi.

In the last couple of years, I have noticed hacking of our

bush (kawa kawa etc.) especially under pungha trees. This

is illegal. Whoever is doing this in our reserves (especially

Upper Wainui, Bryant Home), stop it. This is for our native

birds (kiwi’s, fantails, insects and especially us.) And what

makes our ecosystem, if you keep hacking away, we have

lost.

Please let’s protect our reserves for birds and future

generations to enjoy.

The mountain is all we have left. Raglan stop this rape.

Protect this last piece of beautiful bush on Mt. Karioi and

all reserves in NZ. Let’s replant our bush please.

IJ Regnier, Raglan

Dear Editor

Large numbers of people turned up to attend the Anzac

Remembrance Service which included the time honoured

wreath laying, the Last Post, the Reveille and the welcome

presence of members of the161 Battery.

Sadly, the speeches were completely marred by a

!"#$%&'()*&)&+,-*%&.,-/-(0!1,23)-,)-,&*(,(30,45-(,()!0,(3)-,has occured. Surely this can be remedied by some one in

the community in time for next year. A loud hailer would

have been preferable to the almost total loss of words. The

highlights for me were the mounted horses and the donkey.

They didn’t have speeches.

Patsy Zohs, Raglan

*Total significant wave height and *Tide times for Raglan Bar

Forecast generated on Wednesday 2 May

Raglan Weather & TidesCheck www.weathermap.co.nz for latest forecasts

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SatSunny andclear skies 17

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Raglan commuter intent on driving a message home A quirky little Nissan Cube and a desire to help a family in distress are the driving forces behind a Raglan resident’s plan to raise $5000 by auctioning advertising space on her car.

And TradeMe is the vehicle by

which Renee Boyer­Willisson –

desperate to give back to Hamilton’s

Topperwien family, who supported

her recently through her daughter’s

brush with cancer – is offering the

whole of the Cube as a “travelling

advertisement” for the successful

bidder.

As manager of academic admin

at Waikato University, Renee not

only commutes daily between

Raglan and Hamilton but also

travels frequently to Auckland and

other parts of the North Island so

there’s plenty of potential exposure,

she says.

Her plain grey Cube’s unusual

shape – it’s a match with the Raglan

Club’s courtesy car – means “it

catches people’s eye anyway” so

it’s a golden opportunity for an

advertiser whichever way you look

at it, she reckons.

Renee admits there’s not been a

lot of movement on the Trade Me

site yet but she’s hoping a bit more

publicity will create the interest. “I

hope to raise at least $5000 for the

family.”

The Topperwiens hit the

headlines recently when they were

!"#$%&'("')*'("'+",&",'-.(/'(/#%%0year­old Chace in a bid to save him

from a rare and aggressive form of

leukemia he’s battled now for more

than a year.

His parents found a promising

new drug trial in Britain which

Chace was accepted onto in the

hope it would keep him alive long

enough for a second bone marrow

transplant.

But it’s “hugely expensive”,

explains Renee on Trade Me.

“We are trying to raise the money

for the Topperwiens so they can

concentrate on Chace and the trial

without added stress.”

Renee’s own daughter Ember

– who’d been in the university’s

Campus Creche with Chace –also

suffered late last year from cancer

and had to have her right eye

removed.

“Ironically this was just a couple

of weeks after I had shaved my

head as a fundraiser for Chace,”

1&&2' 3%,%%4' 5+6$7.8*' /%#' (69"6#'was contained within the eye so she

hasn’t had to have chemotherapy or

radiation therapy.

“The Topperwiens were amazing

and gave me lots of support when

Ember was diagnosed and I met up

with them again while we were at

Starship last year.

“I’d really like to be able to do

something else for them.”

An extra fundraiser organised

by the crèche the two children have

.,' $"99",' 1#%' (/%' :;' +<=;'Ember Boyer­Willisson modelling t-shirt

CHACE t­shirts now printed and being sold in both

adults and kids sizes.

Chace was due home last week in between the drug

treatments his parents are hoping will work a miracle.

*The link for the unusual TradeMe auction is: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.

aspx?id=464015539 Edith Symes

Advertising space: Renee’s Nissan Cube as seen on Trademe

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Latent artistic talent has come to light at last for Raglan teacher Margery O’Connell, who returned from Christchurch on Sunday night still heady from the launch of a children’s book she illustrated.“What a blast,” the Waitetuna School deputy principal said of

the experience – though she might equally have been referring to the book, which is entitled ‘The Day Dad Blew up the Cowshed’.

Marge has illustrated in black ink and watercolour her sister Jenny Somervell’s storybook for school­age children which is based on their own ‘70s upbringing on a farm at Takapau in southern Hawke’s Bay.!"#$%#&'()*+&,%"#-$+../$,%$0"#$12%0$,3$43$,30#3-#-$%#2,#%$#30,0&#-$

‘Tales from the Farm’.Marge, 48, vividly remembers the day her “farmer­inventor”

father really did blow up the old milking shed, blasting the concrete structure to smithereens with gelignite.The only problem was they forgot to tell the

neighbours.Such was the boom, explains the story, the small

farming community thought their world had ended.“It’s quite a historical, cultural­based book,” says

Marge, recalling growing up with a tribe of siblings

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Saturday 8.30 ­ 12.00pm

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Newbie book illustrator draws on her childhood experiences

– their mother a writer, their father a storyteller full of fun and adventure back in the day.Now Marge is eagerly working on illustrating

the second and third books in the series, one about pet pig ‘Josephine’, the other about the much­loved ‘Old Truck’ from their childhood.A brother has in fact restored the 1921 Republic

02*5/6$4--%$7428#6$43-$ 029$4%$"#$:,8"0$543;0$13-$another the same anywhere.Marge meanwhile is trying to draw the truck –

which will take on a personality of its own – exactly as the Republics really were. She admits she’s quite excited about the task. “It’s local, it’s energising, it’s positive.”It will bring rumbling back to life another piece

of the past which both she and her sister can share with young readers in honour of their parents.Edith Symes

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RAGLAN Chronicle 5Kicking Mary will be rocking out at the Te Mata prom night

Chamber of Commerce

A Collective Approach to Tourism Marketing

As the last few weeks have shown, when the weather’s right, Raglan transforms into a tourist mecca. But, as the earlier “summer” season has shown, we would be unwise to rely solely on the weather to attract visitors and customers to our businesses. To change the traditionally slow periods over the winter months we need to think differently.

What can we do to smooth over these choppy and !"#!$%#&' ()!*%"!!' +),-)#-*$%!. It’s easy to shrug your shoulders and concede that you can’t control the weather and submit to the inevitable downturn. However, the Raglan Chamber and it’s members believe we can make a difference by engaging in some time proven, collective marketing activities. Rather than each business spending extraordinary amounts of money on advertising, we can !""#$"%&$&'("%&)'($("$'*'&+",'$)-,$.','/0$1&"2$-,$'11')03*'$marketing campaign that costs very little to operate.

Our new i-deal promotion is a cooperative initiative which focuses on low cost, often unconventional and creative marketing strategies. This type of marketing relies on time, energy and imagination rather than a big marketing budget. The Chamber is now developing a cohesive marketing strategy that will promote Raglan in engaging ways that expand our traditional visitor markets domestically and internationally.

We are very fortunate to have a brand new i-site located in Raglan and an i-site located in Huntly on the busiest roadway in our region, SH 1.$4%&$ /&(0$)"##')03*'$2-&5'03,6$effort utilises the i-sites and is the launching of the Discover Raglan i-deal campaign.

The goal of the promotion is to leverage the locations and the staff expertise of the 2 Waikato Enterprise Agency backed i-sites to give visitors to the region an incentive to Discover Raglan during the traditionally quieter trading months of June -September.

The incentive for travellers will be a value added Raglan Business i-deal card offering promotions and off season discounts from a wide range of participating Raglan businesses i.e. accommodation, eateries, shops, activities and studios.

Businesses marketing collectively through the i-deal card will create a substantial enticement for a visitor to come to Raglan and to “stay and play” longer. This campaign will be run on a shared low cost basis - only $30 for participating businesses.

A typical i-Deal business promotion can take the form of a straight % discount or an added value feature such as, ‘buy 1 get one free’ etc. You are encouraged to be creative to enhance the spend and stay of these new customers.

For more information on this promotion or CoC membership go to our website at www.raglanchamber.co.nz.

Please contact Anthea at Raglan’s i-site 825-0556 or by Email [email protected] with your i-deal.

Act NOW! We need your i-deal information by 11 May.

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Kick up your heels at Te Mata’s prom nightGet on your glad rags – it’s time to party at

‘The Prom Night’ in Te Mata.

The “feel­good” community event promises

lots of fun and dancing to the sound of Hamilton

covers band Kicking Mary, says Te Mata School

PTA member Sue Steedman who’s helping

organise the local shindig.

“People love dressing up,” she reckons,

and anything goes whether it’s ’50s, ’60s or

nowadays gear.

It can be fancy dress or something more

serious, she says.

The venue, Te Mata Hall, will hold up to 130

and supper’s provided courtesy of the PTA.

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The Chronicle has a ‘Prom Night’ double pass to giveaway. To be in to win simply email

[email protected] with your contact details and “Prom Night” in the subject line. Entries close 3.00pm Monday 7th May. Winner

will drawn and contacted same day.

*The BYO event is Saturday May 12,

from 7pm till midnight.

Tickets, $20, available at

the school or phone

Robyn Christie on 825 8366

All female triathlon a winning formula

Last Sunday, a small contingent of nine

Raglan women traveled to Auckland to

compete in the Contact TriWomen All

Female Triathlon Series held at Point

Chevalier.

Starting out as a new year’s resolution for

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followed by a 3km run.

“I found the website for the TriWomen series

and I thought it looked nice and not so intimidating

being an all­girls triathlon,” says Jacqui.

Recruiting a group of like­minded women who

were also recent mothers like herself, Jacqui and

the women trained for around 3 months prior to

the event.

Waking up at 5:30 in the morning, six days a

week, the women trained hard and were rewarded

by achieving what they set out to do.

“Just being able to set a goal and achieve it and

being able to achieve it with other women was a

highlight, “ said participant Celeste Duston, “It

proved that we could do it.”

With many of the group having had children

in the past few years, it was a huge motivation for

them to get back into the routine of getting their

bodies really moving and working up a sweat.

/' 9-:;' 4&<5#%)-' -.' =%-' >.%*;,)<' 5*;-' ?8,3' >.%'have kids so it was quite nice to just do it instead

of making excuses. I really enjoyed training and

getting out of bed every morning and getting into a

routine ­ I think the other girls pushed themselves

pretty hard too,” says Jacqui.

Now that the triathlon is done and dusted, some

of the women are looking for another challenge

with some of the girls setting their sights on the

grueling Karioi Classic in July.

A big congratulations go out to Celeste,

Rachel, Charlene, Angela, Jacqui, Tanya, Fiona,

Tracey and Renee for their efforts at the Contact

TriWomen Triathlon. Maki Nishiyama

Girl Power: All smiles before the race

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Since taking over Lilypot Florist at the beginning of April Margaret Boggiss has stamped the colourful little shop with her own mark, introducing a cute array of homecrafts and toys as well as local art for sale.Margaret has made most of the craft items

herself at home so they are really well priced.

A special line of merino baby knitting ‘Tazzy

Babywear’ is also proving popular with

locals. They are made by Margaret’s sister in

Otorohanga.

“Making the toys and homeware items

keeps my hands busy at home and they make

ideal little gifts”, she says.

Meanwhile her hands are kept busy

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something Margaret gets a great deal of pleasure

from.

“People have got used to being able to just

2).3' $%' )%!' &/(' 0#/,*' 1+2/#,4' ' 5' #/)..6' /%7+6'creating exactly what the customer wants from

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gearing up for the array of wreaths she makes

each year for Raglan organisations represented

at the community service. The wreath building

process begins with soaking oasis rings and

crosses in her bath at home before attaching the

1+2/#,')%!'0+.$)&/4''“They need a good soak so it’s much easier

to do this at home. Each wreath then takes me

):+"(')%'*+"#'(+';)3/'+%</'5=;'"%!/#2)649Paintings by Jenny Rhodes and Mary

Roberts have found space on Lilypot’s walls

along with an impressive stitched wall­hanging

by Anita Seddon. A range of lavender products

from Te Awamutu called ‘Our Patch’ have

been introduced and Margaret is keen to have

feedback from customers about them.

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Lilypot Florist is open 6 days each week,

including a half­day on Saturday.

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It was your typical Raglan Anzac Day service, an odd mix of formality and anything goes in a town where casual reigns.E*/' 1/!&.$%&' F)&.)%' G$B/' H)%!'

resplendent in their tartans, two mounted

soldiers in full uniform preceding the Red

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Royal New Zealand Artillery and the Navy

in full formal dress.

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seen them in.

Our surf lifesavers also scrubbed up

for the occasion, even if the odd jandal­

wearer served as a reminder this is now

B#/!+;$%)%(.6' )' :/)<*' )%!' ,"#-%&' (+2%4''K<#+,,'0#+;'(*/'@/%+()B*D'$%'0#+%('+0'(*/'(+2%' .$:#)#6D' ,)(' +0-<$).' &"/,(,' $%' (*/$#'Wednesday best.

As with Anzac Day services around the

country these days, there was no doubting

the continuing revival of community

interest and recognition here of New

L/).)%!=,'2)#($;/'#+./,')%!',)<#$-</,4Some complained later about

distracting chatter but most of those

crowded into a rough square around

(*/' @/%+()B*' 0+..+2/!' $%(/%(.6' ),' (*/'remembrance service marched on through

its order of welcome, the Lord’s prayer,

a scripture reading, an address shared

turn­about by Raglan Area School’s head

girl and boy, the offering, a hymn, the

dedication, wreath­laying, the Last Post,

the reveille, another prayer and so on.

The crowd had to listen and watch

particularly closely this year because the

sound system kept cutting out, leaving

them to guess at some words or passages.

50'B)#(,'+0'(*/',/#8$</',//;/!')'.$((./'.$3/',+;/(*$%&' +"(' +0'E*/'A$%&=,' JB//<*D' %+'one was saying on so sombre an occasion.

As with last year, the service was

()3/%'7+$%(.6':6'F/8'A)(*.//%'M)8$%')%!'kaumatua Sean Ellison, who forewarned

of one change in this year’s format: the

singing at the end of the ceremony of not

only our but also the Australian national

anthem.

That move reinforces on this side of

the Tasman that Anzac Day honours the

M)..$B+.$' <);B)$&%,' +0' (#++B,' 0#+;' :+(*'countries, however odd it felt to be singing

‘Advance Australia Fair’ in downtown

Raglan.

The anthems and benediction over, the

parade marched off to morning tea in the

F)&.)%'@.":'I'<+"#(/,6'+0'(*/'<+;;"%$(6':+)#!'I')%!'(*/%D'%+('"%.$3/')'1),*';+:D'(*/'crowd dispersed into another sunny Raglan

!)64''E*/'<+8/#'+0'(*/'+#!/#'+0',/#8$</'./)1/('handed out among the crowd said “lest we

forget” but well over 90 years on from

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!"#$%&'()*+&,-&.//#0&1,*+&/(23/&'4-,25&1#&2#/#6$3*#&*+,-&732*&04$,)8&93%&:&;<&94-,2&9()*+!"#$%&$'()*$+,"-$./&+$"-(+,*)$'(-+,0$1($'"-#$!"#$&%2-%3*&$&('*+,%-2$special and something that is uniquely kiwi for it is NZ Music Month – a month completely and utterly dedicated to our local music and musicians.May 2012 plays host to a huge array of gigs, showcases, record releases, open days, seminars, exhibitions, promotions and competitions around the country, all to celebrate our local music and those folk that create it.=#$#&3$#&-('#&#"#)*-&+3>>#),)8&,)&3)0&3$(4)0&%(4$&3$#3&*+,-&93%?@$,5&A&93%? dDub ‘Send it on Back Tour’ at Flow, HamiltonB3*5&C&93%? The Moa Live at The Yot Club, RaglanB3*5&DE&93%? Soulsystem NZ Tour at The Yot Club, RaglanF+45&DG&93%? Shihad ­ Beautiful Machine Documentary opens in cinemas

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in the 1970’s by Australian environmentalists Bill Mollison and David Holmgren for a conscious design approach that models itself on natural ecosystems, which has since then grown into a popular worldwide movement for empowering practical localised solutions to global issues. Embodying a philosophy of earth care, people care and fair share, the culture

motivates co­operation and positivity for successful living. It is most well known for its productive organic food growing systems but encompasses everything from resource/waste management, community development, architecture and town planning to economic systems and land access strategies.Permaculture offers communities,

businesses and local authorities a means of engaging positively and realistically with the challenges of the 21st century ­ the end of cheap oil, the effects of climate change and the loss of community culture and resilience. Asking what drew her to the

convergence, attendee Emily Stanford­May said “ I wanted to hear what current leading thinkers had to say about ‘where we are at’, what is possible and how it can be done. People have been working hard to help steer the human collective onto a )*2*-*)"+%;*$5"+,$"-:$<$="-+*:$+($>*$377*:$

with hope and motivation. The convergence )*"77#$:%:$2%;*$'*$+,%&0$$<$3-:$%+$)*"77#$*?6%+%-2$to engage with the process of shifting away from current unecological living. Permaculture has embodied the deep inner desires of humans to reconnect with the earth and all living beings in a meaningful way”.Here in Raglan we have a trailblazing

permaculture community, with well­established food producers, home gardeners, business and community initiatives, like Trash Footwear, Oram Park Food Forest and TimeBanking. There have been several Permaculture Design @*)+%36"+*$ 6(/)&*&$ ,*7:$ ,*)*$ (;*)$ +,*$ #*")&$and currently Solscape offers P.D.Cs in Spring and Autumn. We have also hosted national Permaculture in New Zealand (PiNZ) Hui’s.Many local ‘permies’ believe that the

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positive outcomes if the design approach was embraced more widely by residents and council decision makers. This Sunday, May 6th, Raglan is celebrating

International Permaculture Day with local activities for everyone interested in learning more and connecting. 9.30am ­ 11.30am: There will be a tour of

Liz Stanway and Rick Thorpe’s land, where they grow all that divine basil which goes into making their famous market pesto. 5pm: Solscape is hosting a Shared Potluck

:%--*)$"-:$:(6/'*-+")#$37'$&6)**-%-20All are Welcome. Bookings essential.

Contact Solscape on 8258268 or [email protected]. Koha will be appreciated.Emily Sandford­May

Permaculture enthusiasts relish opportunity to share ideas

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This is a day when we, as a club, gather together to provide an afternoon of fun bowls and other activities, along with some socialising and time to relax and talk with our sponsors. Fortunately the weather was 3-*$ +,%&$#*")$&($=*$6(/7:$&*+$/5$&*;*)"7$>(=7&$6,"77*-2*&$ +($ +*&+$(-*&$skills. One was a mini ‘Corner to Corner’ set up with a round target mat at +,*$(+,*)$*-:B$%-&%:*$+,*$6*-+)*$(C$+,%&$+")2*+$'"+$="&$"$3;*$:(77")$-(+*D$if you managed to land your bowl on the note then that is what you won!

Another challenge was a square target mat that looked a bit like a ‘noughts and crosses’ design. In some of the squares were some tins of fruit, again, if your bowl ended up in that square, then you won the fruit. There were other such challenges to try your skills at also, and the idea was to rotate around all the challenges to give them a go. This proved very poplar with our sponsors and players.

The afternoon was rounded off with a BBQ meal and more relaxing times. We wish to acknowledge and thank our sponsors for their continued support of our club; we really do appreciate your help.

Our sponsors this year have been: Anexa Total Veterinary Solutions, Century 21, D­Signs, Garret Automotive, Raglan Pharmacy, Marlin Café

& Grill, Seddon Park Funeral Home, Raglan Caterers, Warren Banks Electrician, Raglan Dentist, DB Breweries, IGT Gaming, Clubs NZ, Raglan Club Inc., Norman & Trish Curtis, Warehouse Building Supplies, Top Cut Butchery, Lilypot Florist, Nannies Takeaways, Jo’s Takeaways, Bow Street Motors, Essence Hair & Beauty, PGG Wrightsons – Chris Leuthart, Blacksand Café, Whaingaroa Physiotherapy, Raglan Excavations, Raglan Foursquare and Cherie Boggiss.Once again we show our appreciation with grateful thanks and look forward to next year’s ‘Sponsor’s Day.’Happy bowling,

Eileen Stephens

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RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY 28.04.12

6th Black Lost 30­35 Jackson Fellowes

6th Green Win 35­30 Aria McLachlan, Jasmine Single

7th Lost 70­75 Darryl Patterson, Hudson Bidois

8th Draw 50­50 Rowan McLachlan

9th Lost 30­40 Lucy Single

10th Lost 5­45 Hunter Reily, Jake Ellison

11th Won 44­5 Kane Roberts, Jakob Hesketh­Dowd

12th Lost 0­31 Keaton Neels

13th Lost 0­45 Cory Gillett & Reiki Ruawai

GRADE RESULT PLAYERS OF THE DAY

RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER 28.04.12

5th Kingies Won 4­1 Ethan Oetzel

6th Stingrays Won 4­2 N/A

6th Penguins Won 7­6 Txema Mazet Brown

7th Dolphins Lost 3­8 Jordan

7th Snappers Lost 1­3 Travis Stoddart

8th Orcas Won 6­3 Jacob Kenyon

8th Sharks Lost 3­4 Ngakau Bensemen

9th Manta Rays Lost 1­7 Duran Wipani

10th Seasnakes Lost 0­15 Jackson Armstrong Mayes

11th Bull Sharks Lost 0­3 Shay Cornes

GRADE RESULT PLAYERS OF THE DAY

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the season, weather, size and time of the tide.Gardening is no different.

It is not a rush of blood in the spring to get it all going, it is something you keep working on throughout the whole year. May usually means the trimming of hedges,

bushes and fruit trees (as the leaves are lost) and letting more winter light and warmth into the garden. Use the leaves and cuttings as compost and mulch. Empty your compost bins and dig in to soil ­ plus don’t forget to add a bit of garden lime.Large potted plants need the same, repot with

fresh soil/compost.Trim all your herbs and lavenders to stop them

growing woody and encourage fresh new growth. If you choose to spray, now is the time for double strength winter oil, copper and sulphur sprays on roses and fruit trees ­ but it is a personal choice. We have heaps of praying mantises around now

doing excellent work and you would not want to destroy these helpful insects.Cover crops of oats, lupines and mustard is

advantageous at this time and needs to be dug in by October.Divide up your strawberry plants and replant all

with black plastic or heaps of mulch. The new moon is late every month ­ on the 21st. Seed planting is up to the 7th of each month. Plan for the shortest day, (22nd June) that is garlic and shallot planting day and

the real start of winter weather.Vege gardens: we are

still harvesting beans, lettuce, capsicums, chiles, eggplants and the last of the tomatoes and butternuts. Pumpkins will be coming in for dry storage and always test their skins with a +./1&.%"$0'121.'"3'*)4'%'54*"./'at the fruit shop.Seeds or plants of silver

beet, NZ spinach, broad bean, carrot, cabbage, broccoli, cauli’s, lettuce mix and the herb rocket can all be planted successfully. Try some mini

21/1(%5$1,'$"61'(-1'7%55%/1'%.8'7%4$"9):1&0'%,'(-1*'are slightly quicker in maturing, take up less space and feed enough for two or more. Flowers: we do have the last of our autumn show.

Save your marigold seeds. Again dig over your beds and plant whatever, stocks, primulas, pansies, violas, polyanthus, poppies, lobelias and cinerarias. Look at the Hamilton City gardens roundabouts to give you "81%,'3)&'%',-):')3'9):1&,; Tip of the month: if you have a rabbit problem,

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An audience of almost 20 at the Old School on Stewart St interacted with Green MP, Eugenie Sage, for nearly an hour on Monday evening discussing the Green <%&(*=,'1.2"&).#1.('>)$"7*;'?.'@%/$%.=,'+&,('use of Skype for a political meeting Eugenie was able to sit at home near Christchurch

and answer questions with only occasional breaks in the internet connection. Organiser, Karen Marshall, said she was pleased with the way the meeting went and looked forward to hearing Catherine Delahunty speak on education and mining on Monday 7th at 7pm.

Green technology works for ‘What does it mean to be Green’ meeting

With a hikoi travelling down the North Island to protest against asset sales and other ventures like seabed exploration and drilling it becomes clear that the Government is out of line with many in the electorate. This seems odd since it is not long since we had an election with National getting back in with a substantial majority over any other party. Asset sales were clearly in the policy outline and none of the seabed issues are particularly new. One comment has been that poor voter turnout was

an important factor in the election result, so perhaps we are now suffering the effects of apathy. In addition, John Key has developed such a positive persona that people feel he is a pair of safe political hands in %'+.%.7"%$$*'(4&54$1.(':)&$8;'?('is certainly worth considering whether our democracy is in a safe state if too much emphasis is placed on a leader, based on his public persona. The path from popular leader to tyrant is a well­trodden one.

It might be argued that the hikoi is anti democratic since it is essentially opposing

the policy of the people we elected. A better way to look at it is like a warning to the present government that the electorate is waking up

from a bit of doze, no longer complacent about selling off their land above or below the low water mark.

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Public NoticesPARENTING THROUGH SEPARATION PRO-GRAMME. The number given in last week’s edi-tion of the The Chronicle to register for the Parent-ing through Separation programme was incorrect. The programme will run on Tuesday 22nd May and Tuesday 29th May from 7 - 9pm at Raglan Communi-tyHouse. To book a place please phone Hamilton 8393267.

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COMMERCIAL BUILDING – Raglan Storage and Industrial Park Ltd. Ph 8256560.

Garage SaleSAT 5th MAY@ 121 Maungatawhiri Road, 9am-12pm.SAT 5th & SUN 6th MAY@ 53 Bow Street from 8am. Something for everyone.11 UENUKU AVE, Sat 5th May from 9am to 12pm.SUN 6th MAY @ 541 Wainui Rd. 8:30am-10am.GARAGE SALE @ 224 OKETE RD Sun 6th May from 9:30am – 3pm. Everything from kid’s clothes, toys to motoX gear, furniture & house goods.

Courses, classes & workshops

For Sale

FlowersLilypot Florist!""#$%&'"()*%$&!""+%,-"()*%$&!"".)//%-"012,/&

021 448 1042 Wallis Street

DRY EX LOUNGE carpet & underlay ok condition, 7mX5m any offers considered. Ph Lynley 0274695162.DRY MANUKA heaped trailer load $125. Delivered in Raglan. Dave 8257270.FIREWOOD 6x6 load pine $100, macrocarpa $110 delivered. Ph 0210771524. MANUKA FIREWOOD $100 per m3, $140 per m3 delivered, 8250522.RAGLAN GOLF CLUB &-'0//() 4"*(-#%+'-56) ."575)dry split pine delivered, $70 up to 10 km. Ph: Alex 825 0997, or Garry 825 6875.DINGHY WALKER BAY 84,) 9:5;7<) &=-'>$#++) 0%,1)oars, anchor, white with blue seats, can take sail or motor, gd condition $500 ph 8255755, 021796240GREAT LEAD REIN or keen 2nd pony 22yr, 13.2hh bay mare, ex pony club, does it all, $1500 ph 8258428.

For Sale

Love Brooke Tyson’s!""#$%&'()$*&+,)-.

& Lace Tunics…...its time to get warm!

Public NoticesSPECIAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE. At-tention ALL Financial Members a Special Gen-eral Meeting of the Rag-lan Club Incorporated will be held in the clubrooms 22/24 Bow Street Raglan on Sunday May 6th, 2012 at 10am.SENIOR CITIZENS AS-SOCIATION Next meeting will be held on Thursday 10th May at the Fire Bri-gade Hall at 11am. Guest speaker will be Ann Cart-er-Jones on her overseas travel. We welcome mem-bers, visitors and friends. ?%>1,) $"*.1'/*) #*() -#4@')available.CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Raglan Playcentre A#+,'-)B#4@')3%**'-+C)6+,)Lucy Howkin, 2nd Peggy King, 3rd Hayley Vink, 4th Erin Crawford and 5th Emily Hunter. Thanks to everyone who supported us, and extra warm wishes the kind gentleman who sponsored a digger!

07 825 6847

BYO (wine only)

Bring a bottle of wine when you

dine-in with us and we will give you

10% off your total dining bill.

Enjoy our delicious curry this winter with your favourite wine.

Ph: (07) 825 0300, 31 Bow St, RaglanOpening hours:

Tuesdays through to SundaysLunch: 11:30am - 3:30pm

Dinner: 5pm - 9:30pm

10% discount

off our dine-in

menu price!

Promotion valid until 30th May 2012.

ZUMBA! @ Te Uku hall Monday 9.30am, Wednesday 6.30pm - ring/txt Sarah T for more info 825 55844 or 0272106784.

TAROT INTRODUCTORY CLASS, 10 wks, $10 per class. Evening or Saturday to be determined depending on group. Please register interest with Chrissy 8256793 or text/ph 0276644261.

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or email: [email protected]

Science/Horticulture TeacherShort Term Vacancy

SITUATIONS VACANT

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The Principal, Te Uku School, C/- Te Uku Store, Te Uku

PDC 3266 or [email protected]. Te

Uku School’s Phone No: 8255815.

Applications close on Thursday 10 May 2012.

Teacher Aide - Fixed Term Position

Te Uku School Vacancy

Ng!ti Maahanga Waitangi Tribunal Claims W!nanga.Raglan Area School - Te Puawaitanga

42 Norrie Avenue, Raglan.

9.00am Saturday 5th May: Consultation feedback on the draft

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Sunday 6th May: 10.00 am Preparations for hearing.

1.00pm Whaingaroa Harbor Cluster Hui for Tainui, Tamainup! and

Ng"ti Maahanga.

For apologies or for a copy of the full programme, email:

Administration Manager @:

[email protected]

or (07) 825 0259 or Miromiro on 021 421 041

Nau mai Haere mai

WHAINGAROA HARBOUR CLUSTER HUI

Sunday 5th May 20121.00pm. Raglan Area

School – Te Puawaitanga.Norrie Avenue, Raglan.Tainui Awhiro Trust

(Ng"ti Tamainup!, Ng"ti Maahanga, Tainui).

1. Update on claims.2. Review research and

legal team catch up.For any further enquiries toAdministration Manager:tainuiawhirotrust @hotmail

.com or (07) 825 0259.

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21 Bow St, Raglan Phone: 07 825 8669 Fax: 07 825 7410 Website: www.rwraglan.co.nz Email: [email protected]

OPEN HOMES this weekend 5th & 6th MaySaturday 11am ­ 1a Cross Street

Saturday 12pm ­ 10 Calvert Road

Saturday 1pm ­ 37 Taipari Avenue

Saturday 2pm ­ 3pm 49b Hills Rd

Sunday 11am ­ 56c Bush View Drive

Sunday 11am ­ 21b Long Street

Sunday 2pm ­ 24 Norrie Avenue

Raglan Real Estate Ltd Licenced (REAA 2008)

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24 Norrie Avenue

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37 Taipari Avenue

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OPEN HOMESunday 11am

56c Bush View Drive

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DELIGHTFUL SPACIOUS FAMILY LIVING g)9"<;CC"?&";7,'&33&6"?-"%=&"3,$H;)93*&33")("%=;3" %;6-P" ('&3=C-",$;*%&6"$*6"*&<C-"H$',&%&6"S"?&6'))7"=)7&Q"]&$%9';*A"C$'A&"),&*",C$*"C;G;*A" $'&$" <;%=" '$M;*A" %;7?&'" H&;C;*A3" $*6",)C;3=&6" d))'3" $6f$H&*%" %)" <&CC" &T9;,,&6"A$CC&-" 3%-C&" M;%H=&*E6;*;*A" '))7Q" h&<" (9CC"C&*A%="%;7?&'"6&HM";3"$HH&33&6"?-"7)3%"'))73";*" %=&"=)93&" \"&OH&CC&*%" ;*6))'E)9%6))'"d)<Q `J1174"3&H%;)*bQ

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1a Cross Street

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SECTIONS Register now and get excited

these sections will be someones good luck story!

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10 CALVERT ROAD

OPEN HOMESaturday 12pm

10 Calvert Road

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