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By Rhiannon McConnellA Wainuiomata mother of two has started

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Jemma Morgan started Dreamy Cupcakes a month and a half ago after she left her job as a receptionist.

“I thought well this is a perfect opportunity to make this work.”

She says she has fi nally found something she loves doing.

“I enjoy making cakes, it’s what I like to do so I thought why not try and make something of it.”

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By Rhiannon McConnellA Wainuiomata dog went bush for two and a half

weeks before being found thanks to an advert in the Wainuiomata News.

Owner Gabrielle Martin says it is wonderful to have four-year-old Aaron home.

“We fi nally have him home safe and sound just a bit skinnier.”

Aaron went missing on April 8 after Gabrielle’s partner opened the gates to let in his car.

She says she had already placed an ad online and put out fl yers before a friend suggested she advertise in the paper.

“That same day the paper came out I got a phone call.”

Gabrielle was called by a man who spotted Aaron, a pure bred Affenpincer, coming past his property every morning around 8:30.

She says Aaron was too fast for the man to catch and had been hiding in the bush.

“He came back with lots of prickles.” Aaron’s brother Scrappy is very happy to have

him home.“They keep each other company,” Gabrielle says. Aaron is now locked in the conservatory when the

gates are open to keep him from escaping.

Aaron home, safe and sound

Aaron, left, and his brother Scrappy are happy to be reunited after two and a half weeks apart

Jemma says the name literally came to her in a dream.

“I started dreaming about it… so named it Dreamy Cup-cakes.”

She first started making cakes and cupcakes for her two daughters.

“I liked doing it so much that I carried on making.”

Jemma says she learns new techniques from Youtube vid-eos and with help from her Dad’s partner, who is a cooking teacher.

She is having her fi rst stall at the Mothers Market this weekend.

She originally approached

market organiser Deborah McIvor with the idea of hav-ing a stall to raise money for child cancer inspired by her friend who has a child with leukaemia.

“I thought, I could have a fundraiser at a market.”

Deborah came back and sug-gested they do a whole market with the focus of raising money for child cancer.

“I had tears in my eyes,” Jemma says.

Dreamy Cupcakes currently runs through a Facebook page and is booked through May.

Jemma makes the cakes and cupcakes at the Wainuiomata

High School kitchen but is looking for a registered kitchen to use long term.

“If anyone has a registered kitchen and is willing to help me get my foot in the door it would be a great opportunity to kick it off.”

Jemma, who has done a course in small business, has big dreams for Dreamy Cup-cakes, including starting her own shop.

When it comes to which is her best cake or cupcake Jemma says her personal favourite is her Banana Cake.

Sweet dreams of cupcakes

Jemma Morgan has always dreamed of having a cake and cupcake business.

3Wednesday May 1, 2013

inbrief

Wainuiomata residents have until May 17 to tell the council what they think of the Draft Annual Plan for the 2013/14 year. Part of the plan is the Draft Urban Growth Strategy which proposes a new access road through to NaeNae and a housing development of 2000 homes in the Upper Fitzherbert and Wise Street area. Council is holding a public meeting in Petone on Thursday May 9 so people can learn about what the draft strategy means for the community. The meeting will be held at the Thumbs UP Hall, 5 Elizabeth St, Petone, from 7pm to 9pm.Councillors and council sta� will also be available to talk to residents about the growth strategy outside Camera House at West� eld Queensgate through the week of May 6.

Labour Maori a� airs spokesman and Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP Parekura Horomia has died after being ill for some time. A statement issued by his family says Parekura, 62, died at 4:30 Monday afternoon surrounded by family at his Mangatuna home. The funeral will be held on Friday and all 34 MPs are expected to attend.

Local Maori MP dies

Residents can have sayBy Rhiannon McConnellA Wainuiomata man has

created an engine which runs completely off scrap wood.

Steve Tetlow hopes to get his wood run engine to the point where he can run his truck off it saving the environment as well as his wallet.

But for now he has started with a welding machine.

The machine runs com-pletely on bits of old wood.

“This machine just happens to be, probably, the only wood powered arc welder in the world… well it’s the only one on YouTube.”

Steve’s property has never been on the national grid so he has always had to create his own electricity.

He relies on windmills and solar panels but in winter he needs a little extra, which is where the wood-run engine comes in.

“It serves the all important role of maintaining the elec-trical luxury of which I have become so accustomed.”

He says apart from the money the engine saves in electricity it is also carbon neutral.

“When it’s running it is absolutely clean, there is no smoke.”

The engine uses 1.2 Kilo-grams of wood per hour.

It produces carbon dioxide and water vapour as its exhaust and ash as a by product. Steve has found a way to use that too.

“You can grow the next generation of carrots.”

Steve stumbled across de-signs for wood run engines on the internet a few years ago. “I happened to discover it by accident.”

Since then it has kept him awake at night reading.

Steve says to be able to grow your own fuel is wonderful.

“Considering what petrol costs these days it’s worth looking into the alternatives.”

He says for a country like New Zealand it is a great idea because of all the natural resource available.

“This one runs on scrap wood of which there is a great abundance. Folks are literally dying to give it away otherwise they waste money on tip fees.”

Even though the idea of a wood run engine excites him he does not want to overuse

natural resources. “It’s a resource and like all resources

it has fi nite proportions therefore it has to be used with respect.”

Steve hopes to get his wood run engine to the point where it can run his truck and take it to public events.

“It’s a demonstration piece for public awareness because I can pretty well guarantee that 99% of the population

is currently unaware of this resource.”He is developing the engine more

before trying it in the truck because if it is not confi gured right it could wreck his engine.

“I have unfortunately committed that crime and have had to strip that engine three times.”

Steve says anyone curious can down-load plans for wood-run engines from

Steve Tetlow has created an engine that runs o� pieces of scrap wood.

Wood run engine only the start

By Rhiannon McConnellWhen someone in Wainuiomata needs

a Justice of Peace many turn to Clive at Clives Chemist but the JP Associa-tion is looking for more volunteers in Wainuiomata to relieve Clive a little bit.

President of the Hutt Valley and Dis-tricts JP Association Rhys Morris says Clive has been getting a few too many people coming to see him for JP work.

“It’s got to the stage where it is affecting his business.”

Rhys says they are setting up a JP ser-vice centre in the Wainuiomata Library. Other libraries have already tried the idea and found it very successful.

“They have been very popular.”

The service station would be open dur-ing certain hours for people to get their documents looked at by a JP.

“That’s currently being established.” Rhys says they are looking for people

with no criminal conviction and who are willing to give a little bit of their time.

“Just ordinary people… who are pre-pared to give a little of their time to do this work.”

He says it is a great way to help in the community.

There is a five week training pro-gramme through the Ministry of Justice.

He says they are mainly looking for people between the ages of 35-55 but take people of all ages.

“We do have an aging population within out JP population.

“We are also looking for a younger generation.”

Rhys says there is no academic require-ment for JPs, they just need a good degree of common sense.

“Just good decent folk really, that’s what we are looking for.”

He says they need to be committed to a few training sessions a year.

“The law is changing all the time.“Not all of them affect JPs but a lot of

them do.” For more information on becoming a

JP Contact Vicky Fergusson 976 1568 or Rhys Morris 567 7656.

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Question: Does Wainuiomata need a retirement village?

Our readers have their say.

Noeline ColmanWainuiomata

“Yes. There’s no where to go and they have lived here all their lives and they have to shift out of the valley.”

Morehu ObrienWainuiomata

“Yep. I suppose from my observation I have seen a lot of elderly around.”

Ray Afa MasaWainuiomata

“Yes I suppose so. It would be good to have one. Good for the locals rather than travelling over the hill.”

Barry RenshawWainuiomata

“Yes it does because I could end up in it.”

Letters on issues of community interest are welcomed. Guidelines are that they should be no longer than 150 words.

They must be signed and a street address provided to show good faith, even if a nom de plume is provided for publication.

The editor reserves the right to abridge letters or withhold unsuitable letters from publication.

Send or fax them to the address on page two, or email them to [email protected]. Please note that your name and street address must also be provided in emails.

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Dear Ed,On Thursday 24th

April I had a fall on the pavement ouside the Post Offi ce entrance to the Wainuiomata Mall. I wish to thank all the many people who came to my aid.

A lady put her jacket around me, a man made sure I was being seen to, The Warehouse put a blanket around me and others showed their concern and helped.

The friend who I was

helping by taking her shopping, who was very concerned for me,was also given a seat to sit on while we waited for an ambulance.

I am pleased to report that there were no bro-ken bones, just cuts and bruises. Its very warm-ing to see that com-munity spirit is alive and well in Wainuiomata.

A big thank you again,

Heather Emsley

Thankful for help Second supermaket

‘Z’ gave back

Dear Ed,I have several concerns regarding

the plans to subdivide and develop the lifestyle properties on Upper Fitzherbert Rd.

In a recent report on Radio New Zealand, our mayor said the council would be ‘waiving development costs and resource consents’.

In effect this means that all Lower Hutt rate payers, including those whose properties are involved, are paying the developers to make money

for themselves. Are developers who are subdividing

properties in other areas of Wainuio-mata, getting those same subsidies? I suspect not.

The Wainuiomata Hill road has only rarely been closed. Barring traffi c accidents, I can think of only a few instances. In the cases of severe weather or earthquake, it is unlikely that one access road only would be affected.

Upper Fitzherbert Rd is used ex-

tensively by walkers and families. For many children, its accessibility means they are able to see farm ani-mals at close range, which may not otherwise be possible.

I supported Ray Wallace in his bid to become mayor as I thought Wainuiomata could benefi t. However my faith in him and his offsiders no longer remains.

Louise WilliamsWainuiomata

Concerns about Upper Fitzherbert Road

Lets keep the RSA open

Dear Ed, With regards to last

week’s public opinion, I think it would be highly benefi cial for Wainuio-mata to open a second supermarket.

It would make it more competitive, as well as provide more of an op-tion for the products we can purchase.

I also fi nd I have to wait a long time in the lines at the current supermarket, so having another super-market would distribute

the population of Wainui and help with that.

Instead of putting mon-ey into the accessway, why doesn’t the council put money towards a new supermarket?

I think if you asked more people in Wainui, the majority of them would be in favour of having another super-market.

Super Shopper

Dear Ed, Well done Z! It is so

great to see what they have given our very own Wainuiomata Community.

Thank you Ras Singh for being a part of the Good in the Hood programme.

The four groups that re-ceived the money deserve

it; they do a wonderful thing in our town.

It was a programme that many people got a chance to be involved in, and felt like they were a part of.

What a fantastic way to give back.

Z Lover

Dear Ed, I am happy to hear that the RSA is

planning to stay open. How terrible it would have been for it to close.

The RSA is both tradition and an icon, and to have RSA Clubs slowly disappear around the county would be an awful refl ection of the honour we give to our servicemen.

I wonder how the RSA began to

struggle in the fi rst place, however it is good to see that RSA President, Bart Bartlett, is doing his best to work through it.

To help them through this time, I think more people should be making an effort to go the bar, and to go to the entertainment evenings the RSA provide. It is fantastic that the com-munity is stepping up and helping

them with fundraising ideas, as well as developing their marketing.

It is so important that we continue to honour those who have served and those who are continuing to serve.

Let’s all support the RSA while they pay off their debt, and keep the club open.

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By Rhiannon McConnell

The Wainuiomata com-munity may get a new central indoor pool as part of the council’s annual plan.

Mayor Ray Wallace says they have included the new pool in the plan so that in 15 years if the community wants a new pool there will be money available.

“We are future proofing that by putting money aside in the budget,”

He says they are thinking long term and the need for an indoor pool may be greater or less in the plans time period.

He says they will continue to maintain the current pool at a good condition but be-cause of the age and design of the pool it would not be possible to put a roof on it.

“It’s a great pool, it’s very popular but in 15 years time

it may be coming to the end of its life.”

The Wainuiomata outdoor pool is popular among locals and people from across the Wellington region.

“It is one of the most popu-lar pools in the region.”

But the mayor says pool experts have suggested, in the future, it would be a good idea to have an indoor pool next to the central shopping centre.

Twelve years ago the coun-cil approached the com-munity to see if they wanted to put a cover on the current pool which was rejected by the community.

The mayor says the idea will be put to the community.

“Between now and then we would be discussing with the community whether they want a 52 week a year pool,” he says.

Money set aside for new pool

By Liam HyslopEmily Harris’ dream of be-

coming a costume designer for Weta Workshop is a step closer thanks to the Wainuiomata Rotary Club.

The Massey University fash-ion student from Wainuiomata received a $1000 scholarship last week to help assist with costs in her fi rst year of study.

She says it will help fi nan-cially as she will not have to add more money to her loan.

“It will defi nitely help as we have a lot of supplies and stuff to buy.”

The scholarship was one of three grants awarded by the Rotary Club to Wainuiomata community members.

Wainuiomata High School was given $750 to help send students to the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuit Centre (OPC).

Head of Physical Education Kath McGuinness says the money will help to promote positive behaviour in the school.

“The students who go will be selected based on our Positive Behaviour for Learning pro-gramme which means they will have to display positive values in order to earn a spot.

“It’s hoped this will make kids want to aspire to those values so they can go as well.”

The grant will help send two of the 20 students that the High school wants to send this year.

Konini Primary School was gifted $500 to help subsidise classes from a visiting artist.

No school representative was in attendance to collect the prize but Rotary Club president Dawn Otter says it will halve the money the kids have to pay for the special class from $4 to $2.

She says all of the grants are an important way for the Club to give back to the community.

“We want to let Wainuiomata know that there are a lot of things we do and people we give to.

“It’s not just about the people we help with these grants, but about the wider community as well.”

Rotary gives out scholarship

By Rhiannon McConnellKids on the Sports Break

Holiday programme got to try the BGI ropes course for free last week.

Team leader Dave Adams says the ropes course gives kids a sense of teamwork.

“It helps them push past their sense of safety and gives them a sense of confi dence.”

The ropes course is one of the oldest in New Zealand and was built in the mid 1990’s.

Dave says some of the kids have been a bit nervous but they push past it to overcome it.

Programme coordinator Rose Morris says the pro-gramme has been a massisve success.

“We have had so many kids, it’s awesome.”

The Sports Break Holiday programme focuses on get-ting kids active and enjoying their holidays.

It is run by the Wellington Boys and Girls institute and

Holiday programme challenges children

funded through theMinistry of Social Devel-

opment. The programme is run-

ning till May 3, and is based in Wainuiomata at the memorial hall.

If you would to fi nd out

more about the Sports Break Holiday programme call 04 385 9549 or email [email protected]: Junior Toatoa,15, says the programme is way better than being at home.

Kids at the Sports Break Holiday Programme tried their hand at the high ropes course.

Wainuiomata Rotary Club president Dawn Otter presents cheques to Wainuiomata High School Head of Physical Education Kath McGuinness and Massey University fashion student Emily Harris.

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By Rhiannon McConnell Anyone curious to see inside

the old Coast Road Church will have their chance at the upcoming Autumn Festivel.

Committee member Colleen Hira says the day will involve lots of locals and lots of stalls.

“It’s going to be like an old fash-ioned church fair type of thing.”

The Coast Road Church had an open day in January but previous to that it was not open since the 50s.

“It’s another opportunity to let people come in and see how beauti-ful it is in here,” Colleen says.

She says many people have wan-dered past the church their whole

lives and never seen inside. “It’s a chance for people to have

a look and for us to raise funds.” Colleen says they spent all of last

year renovating the church but there is still more to do.

“There’s a lot still to be done and we need a lot of money.”

One of the things which makes the church special are the large windows that are not common in old churches.

The Autumn Festival is based on the Harvest Festivals the church use to have every March or April when it was running.

There will be an old-fashioned raffl e wheel, an afternoon teas stall,

a cake stall and many other treats for festival goers.

Colleen says everyone who has seen the church loves what has been done.

The Church’s big event for the year will come in November when the it turns 150 years old.

“A lot of planning has to go into that,” says Colleen.

If it rains on the day of the Au-tumn Festival, it will be held in the Wainuiomata Primary School Hall.

It will be held on Saturday May 11 from 10-2pm. Applications from stall holders are welcomed. Contact Joyce on [email protected] or Christine on 564 8016

Old fashioned fun at festivalColleen Hira says the Autumn Festival will give people a chance to see inside the Coast Road Church

By Rhiannon McConnellGrey Power had lower numbers

than usual at this months meeting but despite that, President Ken Salmon says their membership is growing.

Ken says their numbers are growing but they need a new secretary at next months AGM to be able to keep running.

“We need more committee members.”

The meeting kicked off with discussion about the popular topic of having a retirement village in Wainuiomata.

“We want some cheaper units so that people in average houses in Wainuiomata can afford to down-size and move into a cheaper unit,” Ken says.

He encouraged people to put submissions in.

“This is a necessary thing.”Another subject of interest was

whether councils in the Wel-lington region should become a super city.

They took a vote, of which the majority of the room was against becoming a super city.

There was hot discussion about where to have the Midwinter Lunch.

Last year they were very pleased with the Working Men’s Club in Petone but they do feel loyalty to the Wainuiomata RSA.

The decision was made to at least offer it the Wainuiomata RSA fi rst.

Wainuiomata Community Board member Karl Dixon gave a thoughtful speech about what has changed in the community over the years.

He talked about how people re-late, how family spend their time and even the physical community has changed.

One thing he mentioned was using a local Facebook page to engage and make announce-ments.

The next Grey Power meeting will be held at the Wainuiomata RSA on May 22 and will be the Annual General Meeting fol-lowed by Errol Baird, My experi-ences abroad.

President Ken Salmon.

Grey Power growing despite low turnout

The Wainuiomata Museum is getting a paint job.

Wainuiomata Historical Mu-seum Society member Iris Fraser says they have to be careful about removing the paint because the original paint was lead and can be dangerous.

“There have been so many coats of paint on it; it has to be stripped to the original.”

The front half of the museum

will be painted now while the back will be painted next year when they replace the wooden boards.

“Things have got to be done right,” Iris says.

The museum will be painted the same colour as Wainuiomata Primary School to keep uniform-ity between the buildings.

Submissions need now for retirement village

The Hutt City’s older residents will be treated to a free variety concert later this month.

The successful community event, which the Hutt City Council sponsors and helps or-ganise, is in its 21st year and will take place on Sunday May 19.

Popular sportscaster Keith Quinn will be the MC.

Performing at the concert will be: The Valley Stompers, pianist Michal Cihelka, Jeanette Mullins School of Dance, Hutt City Musical Theatre, and Wel-lington City Chorus Women’s Barbershop chorus.

Mayor Ray Wallace says the Council values the contribution

that older residents make to the Hutt city.

“This concert is a thank you and opportunity for Council to provide an afternoon of entertainment with something for everyone.”

The concert will be on Sunday May 19 from 2pm to 4.30pm at the Horticultural Hall.

The concert is free but dona-tions will be accepted for the Te Omanga Hospice. Family and friends are also welcome.

For further information con-tact Duncan Chisholm, recrea-tion and events manager on 04 560 0302 or email [email protected]

Variety Concert

Revamp for Museum

Wainuiomata residents who want a retirement village need to put their submissions in.

Mayor Ray Wallace said at the Wainuiomata Bussi-ness Breakfast last Friday.

“This is Wainuiomata’s one and only chance of getting a retirement home.”

In order for the retirement village to be built four hectares of Hugh Sinclair Park need to have their reserve status revoked. This involves a submission process and the Minister of Conservation will make a decision by the end of it.

The mayor says the ma-jority of submissions being received are negative be-cause people are concerned about losing the place they play Sunday cricket.

He says no one will lose out by this.

“We can accommodate them very well in other areas.”

He says the area is not used very often.

It is now up to the com-munity to make their voice heard on the matter.

“We have done as much as we can; it’s now up to the community,” the mayor says.

A retirement village

would bring more jobs to Wainuiuomata and provide a place for the elderly to live instead of having to move over the hill.

Hutt South MP Trevor Mallard says the oppor-tunity for older people to move into the retirement home will also free up homes for more families to move into Wainuiomata.

“For some businesses it will make the difference between them surviving or not,” he says.

Councillor Margaret Wil-lard spoke about what can be done in our Community to attract more people.

“We need to do more and we have the opportunities to do more.”

Development Wainuio-mata run a business break-fast every month.

Anyone interested in business is invited.

Retirement village sub-missions can be sent to [email protected] .nz or to Bruce Hodgins, Hutt City Coun-cil, Private Bag 31-912, Lower Hutt 5040. Please clearly include your contact details in the submission. Submissions close on May 31. Councillor Margaret Willard was the speaker at

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Found What You Are Looking For?Enjoy open plan spacious living areas with a modern kitchen and dishwasher. This home has

already established gardens with a deck at the front of the home and is fully fenced for the

safety of your children or pets. As well as a single lock up garage at the rear of the property.

Don’t miss out call now for more information or a time to view.

Wainuiomata 32 Westminster Road

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For Sale $239,000




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Popular Village LocationAll "spruced up" inside & out with fresh new colour and brand new carpet. Great outdoor

space, fully fenced for the safety of your children or pets. Open plan living and dining, original

tidy kitchen with a large pantry. Single lock up garage, carport as well as a garden shed. What

more could you ask for! Call now for more information and a time to view this lovely home!

Wainuiomata 79 Peel Place


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Channel Realty Ltd

32 Queen Street Wainuiomata

04 564 7310

www.wainuiomata.harcourts.co.nz

Low Maintenance & Convenience Is Key Lovely village setting. Open plan, modern kitchen & ranch slider opening out onto the patio. Incorporated Society approx $500per annum.

For Sale $290,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5050 Open Sun 12.45-1.15pm David Selig & Renee SeligP 04 564 0000 M 027 4458 944 M 027 355 4501Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 27 Woodland Mews

Young Stylish Home! Only 5 years old, Brick & Tile, 4 bdrms, large master bdrm, walk in wardrobe & en-suite. Large bathroom, open dinning family area, designer kitchen. Semi separate lounge and internal access to the double garage.

For Sale $390,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5036 Open Sun 1.30 - 2pm David Selig P 04 564 0000 M 027 4458 944 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 16 Fraser Colman Grove

Immaculate Town House! 2 bedroom town house with open plan living & internal access to the garage. Situated in the village with a well fenced private & sunny yard. Call anytime to view.

For Sale $189,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5040 David Selig P 04 564 0000 M 027 4458 944 E [email protected] Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 3a/3 Faulke Avenue

Brand New! 4 bdrms, open plan, infinity gas & heat-pump. Choose your own internal colours & flooring. Metra Panel materials ensuring good insulation. www.metrapanel.co.nz

For Sale $389,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5052 David Selig & Renee SeligP 04 564 0000 M 027 4458 944 M 027 355 4501Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 25 Fraser Colman Grove

Investment Work shop for 2 Units, 3 phase power, each has own yard, one is rented. Ideal for your own operation and rent one out. For viewing or more information call now!

For Sale $265,000 View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5035 Open by appointment David Selig & Nicky CooperP 04 564 7310 M 027 4458 944 M 027 307 2999Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 11 Parkway Road

Fully Renovated Gem!! A complete make over from top to bottom, all you will have to do is move in, sit back and relax on one of the sunny decks and enjoy this delightful 3 bdrm home + rumpus, large garage/workshop. Call for more information.

For Sale $309,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5030 Open Sun 1 - 1.30pm Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 80 Hyde Street

More Than Meets The Eye! Modern home open plan kitchen, stainless steel appliances, infinity hot water, large luxurious bathroom , DVS, heat-pump & sleep-out with bathroom. Large single garage/workshop, Don’t miss out call anytime to view!

For Sale $293,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5056 Open Sun 12.15-12.45pm Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 16 Hyde Street

A Lifestyle Charmer Delightful home located in a tranquil setting. Modern, open plan, 4 bdms, master with en-suite & sliding door onto your own private deck with a beautiful bush outlook. All on a sizeable section, call for more information.

Tender Closes 2pm 15th May, Wainuiomata OfficeView www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5048 Open Sun 1.45-2.30pm Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 33 Pencarrow Crescent

A nice modern functional home that’s tastefully renovated! With a well planned floor area, large living, sep shower & bath, 2 toilets, sep laundry. This well positioned 3 bedroom home is all decked out for summer sun, fun & lounging. Call now to view!

For Sale $260,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO4903 Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 29a Pencarrow Crescent

Magnificent Valley Views 15 Hectares, natural (Artesian) water spring that has year round supply of crystal clear drinking water. Regenerating bush with 15 year old trees (Incl Tasmanian Blackwood, Gum & Pine) & section already has its driveway.

For Sale Price by Negotiation over $230,000 View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO4967 Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 495 Coast Road

Very Appealing - Low Maintenance! This great property has broad appeal. Start & grow a family then stay & retire! Young home with modern open plan layout, gas, DVS, alarm, 3 bdrms & i/a garage. Low maintenance & fenced, easy care section.

For Sale $268,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO4980 Open Sun 1.30 - 2pm Leith Gunn P 04 564 0002 M 027 4458 940 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 1/3 Dover Road

The Good Life At Its Finest! 3 dble bedrooms, ensuite, office & rumpus. Extrnl office/gym or potential sleepout. Heated pool & large, entertainment area with ex indoor/outdoor flow. 6 car garage & outbuildings. 8 paddocks, 10 acres, 2 water features.

For Sale Price By Negotiation View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO4983 Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 108 Crowther Road

Owner Wants... Action!! Owner has moved & is looking to get this terrific 3 bdrm home SOLD!Garage, low maintenance fully fenced, open plan living, wood-burner, DVS system, sep bathroom/WC & laundry, plus a small exterior sleep-out.

For Sale $239,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5015 Open Sun 1 - 1.30pm Marewa Mather P 04 564 0005 M 021 159 4972 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 38 Matthews Road

Selling Below C.V With 8% Yield Potential! These investors want to cash up & sell this low maintenance, 2 bedroom unit in Parkway. Its nicely presented & ready to downsize into or keep as an investment & be rewarded with a potential yield of 8%!

For Sale $155,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5028 Lisa Gough P 04 564 0006 M 027 668 6477 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata B/12 Konini St

Impressive Parkway Colonial! Classic home with neat street presence! Boasts 5 bdrms & 2 living rooms but it’s awesome potential is what upstairs offers! Create the ideal parents retreat or the teenagers zone. Add this property to your must view!

For Sale $329,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5029 Open Sun 3 - 3.30pm Leith Gunn P 04 564 0002 M 027 4458 940 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 4 Momona Street

Lot’s For Your Money! Good floor plan & space makes for a good home. Open plan layout, 3 bdms, separate toilet, shower-box, bath, gas & alarm. Well fenced, garage & sunny setting. Plus the schools & bus are close by. Definitely great value

For Sale $215,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5039 Open Sun 12.45-1.15pm Leith Gunn P 04 564 0002 M 027 4458 940 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 204 Wellington Road

Get In To Parkway! A smart decision is to buy in Parkway. A great sun-room all year round, 3 bdms, open plan living & wood-burner for winter. Attractive fenced section, shade house, good gge & parking.


Wainuiomata 4 Rakaia Grove

Calling All 1st Home Buyers Or Investors 3 bdrms, garage & wood-burner. Fully fenced, handy to shops/school´s &transport. Great flow from lounge onto front deck & selling below C.V! A home that ticks this many boxes won´t last long!

For Sale $217,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5042 Lisa Gough P 04 564 0006 M 027 668 6477 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 109 Wise Street

Nothing To Do But... Relax & Enjoy! Immaculately presented 3 bdrm home, tastefully renovated & modernised with terrific outdoor flow to sun drenched decks & lovely established garden that is fully fenced in popular location with garage. Call now!

For Sale $280,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5045 Open Sun 2 - 2.30pm Marewa Mather P 04 564 0005 M 021 159 4972 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 32 Bledisloe Crescent

So Cute And Handy! 3 bdrm home with a lot to offer; spacious kitchen new bench top, light open plan living that drops down & flows out to a sunny backyard with well established gardens, single garage & carport. Call now!

For Sale $215,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5046 Marewa Mather P 04 564 0005 M 021 159 4972 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 211 Wellington Road

Parkway Starter! If you are on a limited budget but good location is important, I suggest you check out this 3 bdm home with Wood-burner & DVS in Parkway. First home buyer or investor, Parkway is popular! Add this to your inspection list.


Wainuiomata 26 Manurewa Grove

3 Plus-Family Or Investment? Currently tenanted for 330pw, 3 bdrms + a 4th single/office, offers nothing but potential as an investment or family home. Great price open plan living, large deck, 2 garden sheds, carport & fully fenced. Call now to view.

For Sale $225,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5055 Marewa Mather P 04 564 0005 M 021 159 4972 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 26 Kowhai Street

Self Sufficient, Tidy Package! New one run carpet, stylish wooden kitchen, modern features, gas fire, infinity hot water. Fully fenced back section, large garage/workshop, glass house, chicken coop, fruit trees & more. Call now to view.

For Sale $240,000View www.harcourts.co.nz/WO5053 Open Sun 2.45-3.15pm Nicky Cooper P 04 564 0004 M 027 307 2999 Channel Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Wainuiomata 10 Halifax Street


10 Wednesday May 1, 2013 Out & About

By Rhiannon McConnellAnzac day was remembered by

many in Wainuiomata despite the uncertain weather.

RSA president Bart Bartlett says they were very happy with how the day turned out.

“We had great crowds.“Everybody commented on how

well it went.”The dawn parade was attended

by a large number of people and Bart says there were over a hun-dred people at the RSA breakfast

that followed. The 11am ceremony was moved

into the Wainuiomata Community Centre because of the weather.

“The hall was full, lots and lots of young people there.”

While the march from BP to

the Community Centre went ahead, the parade afterwards was cancelled.

Bart says the large crowds give him hope for the future.

Roving photographer Daryl New was there.

Barry Renshaw raising the � ag

Bruce Neal with Abby and Londyn Cuthbertion at the Anzac day wreath laying.

Hutt City mayor Ray Wallace and his wife Linda Goss at the Anzac day wreath laying with Councillors Margarat Willard and Ken Laban at the Anzac wreath laying.

Veterans at the Anzac Day dawn parade.

Anzac Day in Wainuiomata

Merran & Ewen Heron, Nathalie McCarthy, Peter Thompson and John May at the RSA breakfast

The Wainuiomata High School head students and public at the Anzac day parade

The Wainuiomata community came together for the 11am Anzac Parade on Thursday.


Q. What is your favourite food?A. My favourite food would have to be home

cooked roast beef dinner with lots of gravy

Q. What makes you smile?A. A good British comedy. Dawn French would

have to be one of my favourites.

Q. What’s your pet hate?A. People who use towels to in� ict pain on others

by � icking.

Q. Your favoured holiday destination?A. Would love to head to the Greek Islands on

a cruise.

Q. What’s your favourate music?A. Bought up in the sixties I listened to a lot of

rock music eg: Deep Purple. Led Zeppelin, Uriah

Heap, Pink Floyd. You get the picture.

Q. What is the one thing Wainuiomata News readers would be surprised to know about you? A. After nearly 32 years in the Wainuiomata

Volunteer Fire Brigade, and nearly 6 years as Chief

Fire O� cer, I am going to hang up my boots to

concentrate more on my own business.

Q. Who would you invite for dinner?A. Cameron Diaz. My favourite actress.

Q. What’s next on your wish list? A. To go to either a formula one motor race or

world super bike moto GP event

Q. A saying you like to live by?A. Not that I am a religious person but one phrase

that really comes to mind is, “Do unto others as you

would have others do unto you.”

5 Minutes WithCHIEF FIRE OFFICER DAVE SMITH

By Rhiannon McConnellWainuiomata’s fi rst and only mayor and his

wife have just celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary.

Harry and Irene Martin have been through a lot together in their lifetime including hosting Prince Charles and Diana when they visited Wellington in 1983.

Harry says their marriage has succeeded through hard work and always needing each other.

“We depended on one another, we needed one another.”

Harry says that marriage takes work. “Marry the right person fi rst and then decide

to stay married.”Irene also believes it is about sharing interests. The couple met when they were both invited

to dinner in June of 1946 by mutual friends. “They were trying to match make,” says Harry. He says he walked Irene down to the tram

stop on Courtenay Place and the rest is history. “It just went on from there.”Harry, who was in the Air Force and Irene

were married on April 12, 1947.

“We were really only getting engaged but circumstances bought it forward.”

A week or two before getting married they visited Wainuiomata for the fi rst time.

“We fell in love with the place.”They honeymooned in Christchurch before

moving to Johannesburg. “We loved Africa, we just loved it.”Harry and Irene moved back to New Zealand

for their three daughters to go to school. They bought a section in Wainuiomata and

built a house which was fi nished in 1955. Harry says they have had a good life together

living in Wainuiomata. “We both got really involved in Wainuiomata.” They now have grand-children and great

grand-children. Harry was chairman of Wainuiomata for

eleven years and mayor from 1988-89. Irene says they have seen a lot of things change

in their lifetime.“Life is so different.”But one thing stays the same; a good marriage

takes work and needing each other.

Over sixty years of marriage

Harry and Irene Martin have been married for 66 years.

Ken and Jean Salmon have been married 60 years this month.

Chief Fire O� cer, Dave Smith has been in the Wainuiomata Volunteer Fire Brigade for 32 Years.

By Rhiannon McConnellKen and Jean Salmon have made it

through 60 years by learning to be tolerant and sticking to it.

Ken says marriage is about give and take and working as a team.

“For anyone to say they don’t have ups and downs in a married life I think they would be lying.”

Ken says it is about taking the good and the bad and making it work.

“The more you put in the more you get out.”

Jean says she learnt a lot about being tolerant.

“I had to learn to be more tolerant… to see where the other half is coming from.”

She says love helped them stay to-gether.

Ken and Jean met in 1949 when Jean was 17 and Ken was 19.

Jean was on holiday with a friend. Jean and her friend were talking to a farmer when they noticed Ken walking across the fi eld.

“We saw this lovely handsome young man walking across the fi eld.”

Ken, who was on leave from the army, thought Jean was very nice and started writing to her since they lived in dif-ferent places. He jokes he was worried about being left on the shelf.

Ken was originally posted at the Uni-versity of Manchester but then moved camps.

Jean says her mother thought she was seeing two men when letters arrived from different addresses.

Jean studies in London and Ken would sneak away from army sports afternoons to see her.

“I would sneak off, go to London and meet Jean. Then go back at night,” Ken says.

They were married April 14, 1953. The army gave Ken three days off so they went to Devon for a quick honeymoon.

In June Ken was sent to Kenya and Jean followed in February.

Their fi rst son was born there.In 1955 they moved back to England

where Ken left the army and became a reserve.

However in 1956 he was called back to serve in Molta from August to December.

In 1957 their daughter was born and Ken saw a NZ army advert for trades-men.

A year later they took a boat to New Zealand which took six weeks.

They lived in Ngaruawahia, Wairuru then Trentham before buying a home in Wainuiomata. They have lived here for 39 years now.

Ken says even if they won a lot of money they would live there.

“I don’t think we would go anywhere.”Ken and Jean have three children.

They are now grandparents and great-grandparents.

His advice to younger couple is, stick with it.

“If you are having bad times they can only get better, be a bit tolerant. Be willing to have shared interests and joint interests.”

Love beyond the golden anniversary


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Here at Wainuomata News, we want to share your special moments. From now on we’ll be showcasing your precious new arrivals (births) and engagement announcements.Send in your new baby pics to [email protected] engagement pics and proposal information to [email protected]

W H A T SON...

REMEMBRANCEThe dogs of war they cease to bite. The R.S.A. still has to � ght.Bank account it’s looking sore. So let’s all come and visit more.

Lawmen say that crime is less.These are facts that some profess.Could not names of crims they knew.Be exposed for us to view. Composed by Tony Watling 24th April 2013

Ode of the week

SHADES OF GREYShades of Grey play down at the Wainuiomata Memorial RSA at7 pm this Friday 3rd May. For more information call 04-564 7996

FREE WAINUIOMATA ART GROUPMay 1, Wainuiomata Community Centre. 6-8pm All ideas and people welcome. Discussion of � rst project for Hugh Sinclair Park.

AUTUMN FESTIVALThe Wainuiomata Coast Road Church: An Autumn Festival will be held at the Coast Road Church on Saturday 11 May 10-2pm. This is a fund raiser for the Church and applications from stall holders are welcomed. Contact Joyce on [email protected] or Christine on 564 8016

MOTHERS MARKETWe are having a Mothers Market on the 4th May. For the � rst time we are holding acraft workshop during the running of the market.In the market we have all sorts of goodies for mum. We havein house music by Ritchie and those garden goodies byMonique. The food is yum so come in after kids sport.

WELLINGTON GEM, MINERAL & FOSSIL SHOW Horticultural Hall, Laings Road Lower Hutt. Sat 25 May 9am - 5pm Sun 26 May 9am - 4pmBring along your rocks and fossils and have them identi� ed by clubenthusiastsView displays of Crystals, Gemstones, Fossils, Jewellery and WorkshopEquipmentTalk to GNS Science and Victoria University Geology expertsTraders, books and more...Cost Children $2, Adults $5, Family $10.

BADMINTON CLUBEvery Monday, junior league 6-7pm (ages 12+) $2 a night; senior league 7.15-9.30pm, $3 a night. Wainuiomata Hall, Queen Street. Phone Annette 971 9269, BYO racquet if possible, shuttles provided, come along and have some fun..

BOOK FAIR The Rotary Book Fair is on May 18-19. It will be held in the Old Wai-nuiomata College on Moohan Street from 9-4pm.

COUGHLAN Lawrance Ryan (Jim) April 23 2013

Death notices

Phone 566 3103 at any timewww.geeandhickton.co.nz

www.ecofriendlyfunerals.co.nz

Andrew PattersonDip. Funeral Services

LANDSCAPINGLAWN MOWINGANY SIZE Free quotes Pensionery discounts. Phone Paul 550-7933 or 021 664 977

Property Wanted:HOUSESWe Buy Homes. Need to sell? Get an offer. Call/txt 02102671501

GOODS FOR SALEGOODS Various household items, night sky telescope hardly used, wrought iron king single bed (black) and mattress near new, antique furniture items, all good quality - worth looking at. On 4 May at 44 Moores Valley Road, Wainuio-mata, 8-12.

REPAIRSBROKEN WINDOWPhone Al’s Glass 564 11112 or 027 517 6197


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56 Examine (5) 57 Remaining (4) 58 Alehouse (6) 59 Reckless mischievous adventure (8) 62 Pried (7) 63 Subtle distinction (6) 64 Half-time (8) 67 Began again (9) 69 Motif (6) 70 Standing posture (6) 74 Bow-legged (5) 75 Telescope (8) 77 Brotherhood (10) 81 Lip (3) 83 The meantime (7) 84 Blanket-like cloak (6) 85 Arrival (6) 86 Long soft seat (4) 87 Bishop's hooked staff (7) 88 Small village (10) 89 Uppermost (7)

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14 Wednesday May 1, 2013 Wainuiomata sport

Update from the Harriers Club

Last Saturday was the first inter-club race of the 2013 sea-son, with Wainuiomata Harriers’ taking on teams from the rest of Wellington in the annual Shaw Baton Relay.

The relay is usually the fi rst race held every year, and takes place at Battle Hill on Paekaka-riki Hill Road.

Run over rugged country including hills, water jumps, fences and plenty of other “natu-ral” obstacles, the race is a fun way to start the season and burn off the summer cobwebs.

The day was pretty windy, and the ground dry and hard which

meant a lot of times were faster than expected.

Wainuiomata Harriers fi elded four teams including a Senior Women, Senior Men, Junior Girls and Junior Boys.

An outstanding performance was made by Maria Cramp who ran the fi rst leg for the Senior Women as well as fi lling in for the Junior Girls team. Maria, 11, ran the 4th fastest time of all the Wainuiomata athletes with 8.53 minutes for the 2km course.

We also had a great turnout with fi ve under 9’s competing in the open 1km race.

Full results of the relay can be found on our website: www.sportsground.co.nz/wainuio-

mataaahcThe fi rst club race of the season

the previous week, was the Wayne Tucker Memorial Races held at Rimutaka Forest Park.

Under 14 boys and girls ran a 2km lap, while all other runners and walkers did a 4km lap which took in the Orongorongo track, Catchpool track and Nature Trail.

Seniors and Masters did two laps of this.

It was a very close race for the Junior Boys with Joel just out-running Michael by 5 seconds. Full results can be found on our website.

Under 14 girls 2km: 1st Maria Cramp 10.08 minutes; Under

14 boys 2km: 1st Joel Carman 10.02 minutes Senior Women 4km: 1st Rebekah Richardson 28.22 minutes; Open Men 8km: 1st Paul Richardson 38.07 minutes

Masters Women 8km: 1st Jen Stoupe 46.03 minutes; Walkers Men 4km: 1st Tore Martin 34.45 minutes

Walkers Women 4km: 1st Karen Forsyth 33.12 minutes; The next Club day with be 4th of May at the clubrooms, 2pm. For more details or information on the club please contact Paul on 970-7651.

Young harrier Maria Cramp runs fast time

After a long dry summer, Wainuio-mata Croquet Club ended the season last Saturday with a prize-giving presented by club Patron Mayor Ray Wallace.

Club President Pam Truscott says they had a wonderful day.

“It was a lovely day that celebrated a really long and successful sum-mer.”

She says it was great to celebrate to players and the success they have had.

“We have got some brilliant players in the club.”

Pam says she cannot remember a summer when they have played so many club days and had such beauti-ful weather.

She says they have been very successful in gaining new members this season.

The club continues to be active during winter most Wednesdays. For details contact Joyce Jones 970 8990 or Margaret Englebretsen 971 8441.

Croquet Club presented prizes by Mayor

Left to right, back: Trophy winners Erin Ahern, Joyce Jones. Front: Joyce Wells, Janice Harrington, Mayor Ray Wallace, Margaret Englebretsen, Pam Botham. Supplied

Mayor Ray Wallace with Margaret Engle-bretsen, winner of Intermediate Singles and Intermediate Break. Supplied

Mayor Ray Wallace with Intermediate Doubles winners Pam Botham and Joyce Jones. Supplied

Logan Stoupe and Gemma Warrender in the Under 12 relays.

It was a successful Saturday for the Wainuiomata AFC mens football team when they won against the Mirimar Rangers.

The Wainuiomata AFC mens 1st team won 1-0.

Coach Stephen Murphy says it was a great day and the pitch was perfect at Dave Farrington park.

“We managed to settle very early and caused Miramar a few problems in the fi rst half.”

Stephen says Miramar’s goal keeper had some great defending and managed to keep the game 0-0 early on.

“We won a corner and Phil Pennell put in a great ball which, for 2nd

week running saw Ryan Harvey at the back post to score and put us 1-0 up going into half time.”

Stephan says Miramar came out with a new attitude in the 2nd half and put a lot of pressure on the Wainuiomata team.

“Our work ethic and great goal-keeping and defending managed to keep it 0-0 for the half.”

He says their work ethic, goalkeep-ing and defending managed to stop Miramar from scoring in the second half.

“We managed to see the game out and earn our fi rst win over Miramar for quite some time. A great win.”

Wainui beat Mirimar Rangers

Wainuiomata Womans Division two, soccer team drew 2 all with Island Bay.Pictured here are goal keeper Amie Clisby and full back Sarah Sanders.

PHOTO Daryl New.

Brandon Dickson on the ball.

Womans soccer

HEAD FIRST :Right; Wainuio-mata AFC Scott Williamson gets up to head the ball against Miri-mar.

15Wednesday May 1, 2013Wainuiomata sport

By Liam HyslopWainuiomata Rugby Club made

the most of a busy week of rugby to propel them back into Jubilee Cup qualifi cation contention.

They now lie eighth on the lad-der, just four points behind Old Boys-University in sixth, after two wins in four days.

They withstood a late fi ght-back from Petone on Anzac Day to win 36-29, with Jason Love grabbing a double.

On Sunday they dispatched of competition easy-beats Rimutaka 64-nil, with Love bagging a hat-trick and lock Shahn Eru dotting down twice.

This Saturday they face a tough test away to last year’s Jubilee Cup winner’s Marist St Pats, al-though MSP have been struggling for form this season and currently lie in seventh place, three points clear of Wainuiomata.

Wainui back in contention

TOP LEFT: Jason Love and Marvin Karawana wrestle Rimutaka’s Connor Jack to the ground.LEFT: The Wainuiomata front row decimates the Rimutaka scrum. RIGHT: Glen Angus and Shahn Eru contest a lineout with Rimutaka’s Francis Vakadranu. PHOTO CREDIT: Liam Hyslop

By Liam HyslopWainuiomata may have just

unearthed its next sporting star and he is only 10-years-old.

Ezekiel Stallworth has been selected for the New Zealand Basketball Academy (NZBA) under-13 squad and will be the youngest player in the team when they travel to Las Vegas for a tournament against American teams in July.

He is also the North Island 100 and 200-metre sprint champ as well as the leading try scorer for his rugby team with six tries in two games – even though he plays lock.

Other teams are surprised at how fast he is, as he is also the tallest player at fi ve foot three inches.

Ezekiel says he enjoys playing all sports, but his preference at the moment is basketball.

“I like basketball a lot.“But I would play rugby in

Japan because they pay the most money.”

If it did not work out in Japan then he also dreams of playing in the NBA or being like Jamaican

sprinters Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake.

Former Wellington College sprint coach Allen Yip, who has been working with Ezekiel on his sprinting, was cautious to place too much expectation on his young shoulders.

“It is hard to tell how good he could be because he is so young.

“It could be because he is bigger than the other kids or that he has natural talent.”

But Yip, who has more than 15 years experience coaching sprint-ers, says Ezekiel has the attitude to be able to succeed in any sport.

“He is not afraid of hard work and shows up to trainings with great enthusiasm to improve.

“With that attitude and the right guidance the world is his oyster for whatever sport he chooses.”

His father, NZBA coach Terry Stallworth, says the basketball tournament is an important opportunity for Ezekiel, if he chooses to play basketball in the future.

“There are University scouts who come and watch and if they like a couple of guys they put

RIGHT: Wainuiomata’s Frae Wilson touches down for his try.

them on the radar.“Then they will watch them

all the way through and may offer a scholarship.

“But he has a lot of [sporting] choices open at the moment so we will let him choose.”

Multi sports player off to USACaught in action by Photos by Daryl New

ABOVE: U11 Wainui player Delananey Tain-gahue charges o� on Saturday.

ABOVE: Wainui Womans rugby player Acacia Claridge gets caught by a Norths defender.on Saturday.

Ezekiel Stallworth has been selected for the New Zealand Basketball Academy (NZBA) under-13 squad

ABOVE: Teru Time o� loads against Petone.ABOVE: Glen Angus, was strong in the lineout for Wanuiomata.

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