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Aroha AdvertiserPromoting Te Aroha Edition 1 No. 8 Circulation 3100 NOVEMBER 2012

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Last night…. While you were sleeping …. We were out watching what’s going on in your neighbour hood.The security light at number 12 came on at 11.48pm and when the young man out walking in that area saw us he decided to go home.The young girl from up the street thought better of walking home by herself at midnight and let us call her mother to come and pick her up.The Police were really pleased when we rang them to let them know about the 2 teenagers putting graffiti on the fence at number 16. I wouldn’t want to be one of those boys when the Police deliver them home. Their parents probably didn’t even know they were out. Having a sleep over apparently at each other’s place ( do you know where your kids are??)The security light in the industrial area over to the left came on at 12.10am. Got the spotlight out to have a look. Probably a cat but we stayed there for a few minutes to make sure the light didn’t come back on again. Went back at 12.50am, all was quiet so that’s good. One less phone call we needed to make.Noise control called to a party at number 45. We observed from a distance just in case the well known offenders decided to get in cars and drive drunk. Have the Police on speed dial just in case. There he goes – the same idiot, he’s going to hurt some one shortly. Police pulled him up just down the road. He’ll be sleeping in Hamilton tonight in a drafty room.The windows left open again at the sports complex. Phoned the Police to advise the key holder – a few too many young people out tonight, just hanging around. Safer if the building gets secured.What’s that – 2 suspicious people hanging around the main street. Wonder what they are up to. Might just park up here and observe for a while. Why has the security light come on at the back of those shops, might just go for a drive and have a look. Did you see that?? I don’t think they’ll be back again. I recognised one of those guys – will let the police know in our report.

Over there – what on earth was that??? The girl has no clothes on and neither does those two guys. Hey you – is everything ok??? Yep, sober as, on a dare. Not clever to run naked thru the main street at 2.30am on a winter’s morning. Good for a laugh for us to end the night on though. (the above information is fictional – except for the last bit. It truly is not a good idea to run through the streets naked in the middle of winter but it was sure worth a laugh)While you were sleeping, the Te Aroha Community Patrol were operating in your street.Your community patrol is operated by a team of volunteers who want to keep our community safe. Working with the Police our aim is to reduce crime and build safer communities. Community Patrols are the “eyes and ears” for the police. With over 140 patrols operating in New Zealand and over 5000 members Community Patrols of New Zealand are recognised for the part we play in keeping our communities safe.(Fictional scenarios only)

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TE AROHA AND DISTRICTMUSEUM

TE AROHA CROSSWORD

This edition is printed on paper from responsible sources and uses toners and printer parts that are recycled along with any associated waste.

The Aroha Advertiser is printed and distributed during the first week of each month throughout the Te Aroha region. If you have any contributions please contact us.Deadline for next issue: Wednesday 28th NovemberAll enquiries can be directed to:Te Aroha Print Ltd.40 Kenrick Street, Te Arohaphone: 07 884 9133 • fax: 07 884 9137email: [email protected]

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Whites in Italy?19. NZ first geothermal Spa town24. He tried to blow up Parliament27. Name of the street where the Te Aroha Dramatic

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SMOKE ALARMSSAVE LIVES

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Available to meet constituents by appointment

MP FOR COROMANDEL

Thames 07 868 3529www.scottsimpson.co.nz

Scott [email protected]

Scott Simpson, MP CoromandelHousing is a topic that frequently arises when I speak to constituents in Te Aroha and right around the electorate. It’s also one of the most challenging issues to deal with as there are so many different forces that combine to affect the supply and consequently the cost of housing. Yet I think we all agree that a decent roof over our heads should be the right of everyone in New Zealand.I was very pleased that the Government will adopt almost all of the Productivity Commission’s recommendations to improve housing affordability in this country. There are many obstacles in the way of affordable housing. These include land supply restrictions, problems with achieving scale in new house construction, and inefficiencies, costs, and delays in the regulatory process. This means many young, hard-working people are prevented from being able to buy their own home and, in some areas, even rent is an enormous drain on their resources. Four key aims have been identified and one that I believe will have most impact in Te Aroha and the wider Coromandel electorate is a significant overhaul of the much maligned Resource Management Act. A six-month statutory time limit will be introduced for local authorities to reach consent decisions on medium size developments. This will reduce costs, uncertainty and delays, and approved projects will get underway faster. The Government will also provide greater direction to our local councils to increase land available for residential purposes and create more opportunities for development. We are also looking at ways to improve the timely provision of infrastructure to support new housing - this will include considering new ways to co-ordinate and manage infrastructure for subdivisions. There will be consultation with the construction industry to identify how to boost the supply of housing.

Once in place, these measures will have an immediate impact in assisting the building and trades industry locally. Over time, increasing the supply of housing to meet the demand should make home ownership a more realistic goal for those on lower incomes who right now are priced out of the market.As for our current home owners, record low interest rate mean a family with a $200,000 mortgage now pays around $200 less in interest each week than they did four years ago so that is very positive.Although the Productivity Commission’s recommendations will take some time to have a tangible effect, other work is on-going to improve quality and supply of social and affordable housing. The Government has carried out more than 60,000 upgrades to state houses, 185,000 private homes have been insulated through the Warm Up New Zealand: Heat Smart Scheme, and $104 million has been allocated to support local social housing providers to develop new affordable and social housing projects over the next three years.

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NOVEMBERThursday, 1st 500 CARDS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLSFriday, 2nd Te Aroha Mountain Lions - BOOK FAIR - Saturday, 3rdFriday, 2nd Future Te Aroha Centre - THE JAM SESSIONSFriday, 2nd Te Aroha College Spanish Language Students - GUY CATER - COMEDIAN & HYPNOTISTSaturday, 3rd Te Aroha Baptist Church - EXQUISITE WOMENS EXPOSunday, 4th Te Aroha Model Railway - MODEL RAILWAY DISPLAYMonday, 5th Te Aroha Tennis - BUSINESSHOUSE TENNISTuesday, 6th Piako Concert Brass Band - COME JOIN THE BAND!Tuesday, 6th Tui Park Bowling Club - MELBOURNE CUP OPTIONAL TRIPLESThursday, 8th 500 CARDS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLSFriday, 9th Future Te Aroha Centre - THE JAM SESSIONSTuesday, 13th Piako Concert Brass Band - COME JOIN THE BAND!

Thursday, 15th 500 CARDS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLSThursday, 15th Te Aroha Springs Community Trust - BUS TRIP: PUSS IN GUMBOOTSFriday, 16th Future Te Aroha Centre - THE JAM SESSIONSSaturday, 17th TE AROHA STREET MARKETSaturday, 17th Te Aroha AP&H Ass - TE AROHA AP&H SHOWSunday, 18th Te Aroha Model Railway - MODEL RAILWAY DISPLAYSunday, 18th Te Aroha Athletic Club - TE AROHA BIKE RIDETuesday, 20th Te Aroha Model Railway Assn. - MODEL RAILWAY DISPLAYTuesday, 20th Piako Concert Brass Band - COME JOIN THE BAND!Thursday, 22nd Womens Institute - FUN AND FRIENDSHIPThursday, 22nd 500 CARDS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLSFriday, 23rd Future Te Aroha Centre - THE JAM SESSIONSSunday, 25th Espresso Banco - VINTAGE AND COLLECTORS MARKETSunday, 25th Te Aroha Country Music Club - CLUB DAYTuesday, 27th Piako Concert Brass Band - COME JOIN THE BAND!Thursday, 29th 500 CARDS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLSFriday, 30th Future Te Aroha Centre - THE JAM SESSIONS

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Community Patrols New Zealand (continued from page 1)

How can you help?? Join us, become a community patrol member. Information

packs are available at the Police Station or contact any of the people listed below.

Make a donation. We have ongoing costs like batteries for torches, cell phone charges, petrol for our car and the cost of training everyone.

Donations can be made at the Police Station or post to any of the contacts as listed below. Please feel free to contact any of us at any time.Richard & Teena Cornes Charlie Mace410 Te Aroha – Gordon Road 145 O’Donoghue RoadRD1 RD3Te Aroha 3391 Te Aroha 3393Ph 07 884 6625 Ph 07 884 9681

Recruiting NOW.Your community needs you. Become a community patroller working with the Police to build a safer community. Minimum commitment 1 night every

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Ph Teena or Richard on 884 6625 or Charlie on 884 9681 or collect information

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The Te Aroha Community Patrol acknowledges the support of their sponsors, Secure Storage Solutions, Axis Automotive, Te Aroha Tyres and Stanish Signs. Without our sponsors we could not operate. We also acknowledge Trust Waikato who have helped us with grant money for petrol.

Community Patrols of New Zealand are pleased to announce that their new Waikato District Representative is a Te Aroha resident, Teena Cornes. Teena, together with husband Richard Cornes have been involved with the Te Aroha Community Patrol since it was set up in 2008. Both Teena and Richard are still very involved in the local group but Teena has recently stood down as Chairperson to take on a National role with the organisation. There are now 16 Community Patrols in the Waikato with over 400 volunteers. Teena says “I am passionate about keeping our community safe”. While we will not always be in the right place at the right time – we certainly try. Statistics show that we are making a difference.”“Community groups like ours survive on the good will of volunteers and we have been very fortunate that many of our volunteers have been with the group since it was established.”

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Ride safe in the WaikatoDid you know?• Motorcycles have the highest level of

risk per kilometre travelled• You are 18 times more vulnerable riding

a motorcycle than driving a car• Motorcyclists are less visible, have less

protection and less stability than most other road vehicles

• Most Waikato rural motorcycle (over 70 km/h) road crashes occur during daylight in weekends

• Urban Waikato motorcycle road crashes occur at peak times on weekdays

• If your motorcycle was manufactured on or after 1 January 1980 you must legally switch on your headlight during daylight hours

• Motorcycles account for 16% of all Waikato fatalities but only 2% of the total Waikato vehicle fleet

A return to spring riding means motorcycles are coming out of garages and back on the road.The Regional Education Group has a reminder for all riders to take care of themselves and their bikes and to ride safely on Waikato roads by following these 6 top tips:• Be seen• Start slow & warm up – get used to your

bike again• Wear protective gear• Ride to the conditions• Upskill• Maintain your bikeBe in to win a set of Michelin Tyres for your motorcycle - go to www.reducetherisk.co.nz to enter the draw (terms and conditions apply). Entries close 16 December 2012.Text us for info any time!Getting council information such as contact details and opening hours is as simple as sending a text message to 5801.You can find out info such as due dates for rates and opening hours and contact information for our offices, libraries, refuse stations, pools and spas.Simply text any of the following keywords to 5801 for information:- Office - Library- Refuse - Spa- Pool - Rates- Info (will give you a list of all the above keywords)Texts cost 20 cents each. For more information phone Council on 0800 746 467.

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Spring is a great time to go walking! People come from far and wide to explore our walking tracks and we can count ourselves very fortunate to have these walking and tramping tracks right on our doorstep. There are tracks for all ages and fitness levels. Here are some of our favourites:Wetlands walk: This ever popular walk through a wildlife refuge is great in any season, apart from maybe winter, when often enough it’s flooded! It’s an easy 45 min loop walk with a board walk section out to a bird watching hide. It’s great fun observing the swan and duck families going about their business.Tui Domain Track: A great track if you don’t like the steepness of the mountain track, but still want to experience a bush track. It’s steep in places but generally undulating with options of connecting up to Hamilton Street or Tui Road at the end. 15 min. into the track, there is a detour to three waterfalls behind the water treatment plant.Bald Spur: Another staple for the locals and becoming increasingly popular with trail runners. This walk starts at the Mokena Geyser and makes its way about a third of the way up the mountain. It’s steep and rugged in places but a great lookout and rest spot awaits you at Whakapipi. It’s another 10 minutes from there to the actual spur and some more seating. Please be aware that dogs are not allowed beyond Bald Spur. For a more adventurous hike up Bald Spur try the Horseman’s track.Mt. Te Aroha: The jewel in the crown and a must do for all intrepid walkers. At 952m it’s the highest point in the Kaimai Ranges and offers great views from the Coromandel Peninsula down to the volcanic plateau on a fine day. Good walking shoes are essential and a stick helps with the big steps on the way down. If you are organised, you will have booked a spot at the hot pools for a relaxing soak afterwards!Waiorongomai Valley: A hidden gem 4km south of town, the Waiorongomai Valley offers walks from an hour to a whole day. While walking through the bush and past lovely streams on the old mining trails, you can admire old mining equipment, explore tunnels and walk on the historic tramway. The Piako County Tramway was built in 1882 and is New Zealand’s oldest known railway with the original rail still in place.If you fancy a multi-day hike, then you don’t have to go far either: With the Kaimai-Mamaku Forest Park in your backyard, you’ve got all you need for a weekend adventure in the bush: Interesting tracks, clear streams, DOC huts and campsites and the chance to see native birds such as tui, bellbird, fantail and if you’re lucky kaka, kokako or even a kiwi.So put your boots on and get walking! Before you head out into the wild though, come and see us a the i-SITE for a free map of the local walking tracks and check out our great selection of DOC brochures for the surrounding areas.Keep smiling till next month – the i-SITE team

We are busy getting the Christmas In The Street organised. Suzy Monds and her team are making sure that this years Christmas draw is the best yet. To any business that hasn’t yet signed up for the promotion please do so. This is an important event for our town and the more support the better. Please note that the Christmas promo is not exclusively for the business association members so any one can support it - so get on board.The Christmas lights ball was a fantastic evening. Well done to the committee for organising a great evening and we look forward to next years event.The next association meeting is the 20th Nov 5:30 at the Palace Hotel, we have a guest speaker from Regional business partner Waikato, through a government fund they have the ability to assist financially in sending business owners and staff on courses for a wide range of business improvement programs. This is well worth attending to see what benefit your business may receive. They will pay half of course fees provided that you meet the criteria. I for one am looking to take them up on their offer so expect that it may also be worth while for a few other business’s as well.This years membership drive has been very successful with many new members signing up. For those that have not yet signed up its not to late to come on board so please join us it is exciting times for the town and now is the time to make a difference.Shaun O’Neill, Chairman

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Don’t put up with pain or discomfort. Book now by phoning 0800 4 OSTEO (0800 4 67836)Waikato Osteopathic Centre is ACC registered so no GP referral is necessary

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Osteopathy can treat many conditions. Some of these are;

PhysiCAl - Joint and muscle pain

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There are also groups who are predisposed to particular conditions.

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Te Aroha AP&H ShowSaturday November 17 2012

Saturday November 17 2012 will be the 116th year that there has been an AP&H show held at Te Aroha. 116 years of people competing, exhibiting and volunteering their time to keep this event going through the years. The 2012 show still has some of the same events that were competed for in the early years namely in the cattle and equestrian arenas along with the children's livestock and the large horticultural section. A varied selection of food and trade stalls, train rides, super slides and bouncy castles should give everyone something to enjoy.

Some events for people to watch and join in . . .

DOG FANCY DRESS COMPETITIONopen to all, dogs must be on a leash

TOWES INSURANCE GOLF CHIPPING COMPETITIONput the ball in the gumboot and win $300, if no one collects the money there will be $100 draw for the closest ball to the boot.

WAIKATO’S STRONGEST MAN COMPETITIONThese events are open to any adult and there are prizes to be won20kg weight throw, farmers walk with 2 x 100kg weights, log lift for maximum weight and a 300kg tyre flip (8 flips of the tyre).

RAVENSDOWN TRUCK PULLteams of 4 – Seniors 1st prize $200Junior ute pull 1st prize $100Juniors (16yrs & under) Seniors (over 16yrs) Junior prizemoney 2nd $40, 3rd $20, Seniors 2nd $75, 3rd $25. Enter on the day at the show secretary's office.

GRAND NATIONAL SHEEPLECHASETrained sheep race against each other over jumps, carrying their 'jockeys' to the finish line. You can bet on your favourite sheep and win a prize. Racing champions include Cardigan Bay, Lamborghini and Roast Ram.

Gates open at 9am at Boyd ParkEntry costs $5 for adults, $2 children 12yrs and under.

Any queries contact the show secretary Eileen Shine 884 9422 or Te Aroha Show on facebook

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Te Aroha Beginnings . . .

Lamp-lighters, Town Criers and VeteransIn the days when there were no such things as radio or even telephones, it is not surprising to learn that early Te Aroha had its own Town Crier. There had been several appointments, but the one who has come down to us was Mr Gerrish, whose voice, it was claimed, could be heard all over the infant town, and half-way up the Bald Spur.He has been celebrated for his knack of evening a personal score of two under the guise of announcinglegitimate news, but generally he enjoyed a wide-spread popularity.For many years, too, before the setting up of the town's own electricity plant, the town had its own lamp-lighter in Mr Gerry White. It was quite a tie, for there were kerosene lamps on all the posts in the main street and adjoining grid . In the morning it was a case of extinguishing them.Another important personage was the pound-keeper, Mr William White. In those days, when many households kept their own cow, this could be quite exacting. Little wonder it is recorded he was not popular.A popular character of earliest Te Aroha was old Matt Maxwell, a veteran of the Crimean War. He was always good for a yarn , and was particularly popular with children. On his death his coffin was mounted on the town's fire-reel, and towed by his friends to the cemetery. Behind, there marched a mass of school children who knew and loved him.

TheatresAs World War I was ending, Te Aroha saw its firs 'movies'. This was due to the enterprise of Mr T. H.Billing, who hired the old Theatre Royal opposite the Domain, and who had provided an orchestra from his own family for the old 'silent' days.The Theatre Royal had served the town well from the earliest times. It was spacious and carried a gallery, and had been used for every kind of concert, social, exhibition, and reception the town had promoted for just on half a century.When the Majestic Theatre was constructed at the northern end of Whitaker Street, Te Aroha looked on proudly. The theatre's builder was Mr R. Woodroofe, who built on a site previously occupied

by Gordon and Sweeney's Livery Stables (the firm which for many years had provided the transport service for passenger to and from the railway station).For a brief period the 'silents' were screened in thePalace Theatre which was built in the earliest daysopposite the present war memorials.Even then an unexpected gale damaged the new theatre and held up its opening, but when it finally managed to open in 1925, the occasion was marked by a stage extravaganza by the celebrated 'Humphrey Bishop Show', which was then famous throughout Australasia. The theatre drew praise from all patrons. It could be adapted to both stage and movie shows, and did much to lift the status of the town. Conferences and receptions were also held there.In 1929, when the first 'talkies' arrived, the sound equipment was supplied by the Western Electric Company of America, and the local orchestra supplied faithfully by the Billings bowed out.One tale of the opening night must be told. The failure of the power service caused widespread consternation, but torches and candles assisted patrons to their seats, and two outside batteries from

Mr Gerry White, Te Aroha's lamplighter

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powered lorries owned by the N.Z. Dairy Company at Waitoa were utilised, and leads came through to the operating box from the parked lorries outside. The stage was immediately flooded with light, to the applause of the audience, and the arc-lights in the projectors worked perfectly. The applause nearly lifted the roof. By the interval time, normal power had been restored.The Billing family will always be remembered for their service in the entertainment world over a long and vital period . Another person closely associated with the Billings was Mr Ron Caldwell, projectionist and movie photographer, who first made a series of films for the Hauraki Flax Company, which were used to interest prospective shareholders. His films were used for many years in promoting the industry and occupied an evening's programme.The tragedy of the Majestic Theatre was reserved for the mid-70s when, in the course of the worst gale and rain storm on record, the rear of Te Aroha's fine old theatre (then renamed the Regent) was ripped away, laying bare the whole westerly end.

"Tilly of Te Aroha"The above was the title of one of the first films made by the late Mr Rudall Hayward shortly after World War I, when the whole film industry was in its infancy. Coming from a family of show-people and theatre owners, he was quick to grasp the idea of turning out home pictures of a brief scenic, or light-heated nature. 'Tilly of Te Aroha' was one of the first of a series of twenty-four, each of which was based upon some town or centre in New Zealand.That 'Tilly' helped to focus attention on Te Aroha there can be no shadow of doubt, for the spa was then famous and thousands came for treatment. The late Mr Hayward's historical films such as the famous 'Te Kooti Trail' and a dozen others are now cherished in our archives, and later generations will recognise the debt the country owes him.Incidentally, it was Mr Ron Caldwell of Te Aroha who acted as Rudall Hayward's first assistant and cameraman in the making of the film, and he later travelled around New Zealand with him with the first sound motion pictures to be screened showing local scenes. Later again Ron was appointed chiefprojectionist at the Centennial Exhibition held atRongatai, Wellington.Another noteworthy film of his was that of the arrival of the First Pan-American Clipper at Auckland on behalf of International Films.

Taken from "This is Te Aroha". Written by C. Kingsley-Smith and published in 1980.

The hero (Allan Moon) and the villian (Jack Darlington) in the film "Tilly of Te Aroha".

Allan Moon greets the new school teacher (Rita McCully) at the Te Aroha Train Station.

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Monday 12th November - 1pm

Let's get together and have a cup of tea and a chat.A nice chance to get out and meet some new friends and

old. We can pick you up and drop you off - NO TROUBLE AT ALL!

Come to the RSA and be entertained with some Great Afternoon Entertainment.

The Te Aroha RSA would like to invite you and your friends and neighbours to come and enjoy a monthly catch up!A place to take some time out of your normal week and

come in and have a chat and catch up with friends.To register your interest or put your name

down for a ride please ring the club 884 8124.

We look forward to seeing you all.

TE AROHARSA

TE AROHA SPRINGS COMMUNITY TRUSTfostering social services in the community

Since 1999 Charitable Trust CC22427

BUS TRIPThursday 15th November

Christmas Pantomine

Puss in Gumbootsa pantomine with lots of laughs and some general

mayhem as Puss in Gumboots meets colourful characters in adventures that can only be seen to be

believed

presented by Operatunity

at Eastside, Hamilton$35 per person includes show, lunch and bus

Leave St David's Church at 9.00amBack in Te Aroha around 3.00pm

Bookings on 884 9932(booking and payment by 9th November please)

Te Aroha Springs Community Trust32 Church Street, Te Aroha, 3320

Te Aroha Angling Club

Open Snapper Fishing Contest

Fri 23rd Nov (6am) until'Weigh-in' closing time Sun 25th Nov

TOP TEN ANGLER PRIZESRockna 6kg Anchor & Warp Shimano 10-15kg ComboShimano 6-10kg Combo Shimano 10-15kg ComboMajestic Cray pot/Line/Buoy Kannad Safelink Solo PLBIceyTek 135ltr Std Chillybin RFD Inflateable JacketCoastal Flare Pack IceyTek 90ltr Long Chillybin

plus $1000 CASHfor average weight snapper

Heaps of Spot PrizesTickets $30 per person

available from:McConnochies Service StationSuper Liquor, Te Aroha Tyres

Outdoor and Adventure CompanyTickets on sale until 9pm 23 November

Weigh-in & Prizegiving at Boyd Park 25 November

“CHRISTMAS IN THE STREET” Friday 7th December 2012

4.30pm to 8.00pm

PARTICIPATE IN THIS GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. GET ON BOARD AND COME TO THE PARTY.

TE AROHA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION PROMOTION

“Switch on Te Aroha“ – Christmas Lights

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Paranormal detectives visit Te Aroha's haunted hotspotsAuckland Paranormal investigators, Haunted Auckland recently visited Te Aroha to look into a few of the reported haunted buildings to see if there was any truth to the ghost stories or just fragments of urban myth. Team founder and leader Mark Wallbank says the group have travelled quite extensively in the past year, delving into some of New Zealand's most notorious spirit hotspots. Haunted Auckland are a 10 person strong unit with members of varying ilks and skills which Mark says has taken quite a while to piece together. It's really quite hard finding the right people for the job. There are those that are influenced purely by the Paranormal TV shows and apply expecting non stop thrills and frights. It's actually not like that at all. In reality, being a Paranormal investigator means many long , late hours of sitting around waiting, listening and watching. Sometimes in the dark and cold. Then there's the many hours spent researching histories and analysing hundreds of photographs and countless hours of audio recordings and video footage. The team spent the night in the Mokena Hotel, with some interesting results. Also visited was the Palace Hotel and the Grand Tavern. "The Palace Hotel was very interesting indeed and Mokena, wow! We are definitely interested in returning and doing further, more thorough investigation into these places" A full report covering all findings will be published on their website after the painstaking and lengthy detective work is complete.While being a Paranormal Investigator might not be everyone's idea of a dream hobby, for Mark and his team, it's more than a hobby and they love doing it. "I've been doing this all my life and I just can't see myself walking away from it. It may sound corny, but it's who I am and I love it!" Haunted auckland has promised to venture back to Te Aroha in the new year to uncover more historical places of interest. If you feel your house may have a restless spirit residing there, the team are keen to hear from you. They can be contacted via their website www.hauntedauckland.com

Based in Lawrence Ave, Te Aroha, Elite Paintworks Limited offer a high quality finish & professional approach whatever your project. Originally from Morrinsville, Andrew brings 17 years experience and a solid reputation as an automotive refinisher.Car painting is our specialty, however we also paint boats, motorbikes, kitchen cabinets and more.We have installed a brand new spray booth, and use a high quality paint system ensuring the spray painting we do for you looks fantastic, lasts and is a worthwhile investment.For the ultimate paint job and excellence you can rely on – come and see Andrew or give us a call!

07 884 4331 or 021 111 538316 Lawrence Ave, Te Aroha

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Community Organisation NewsTE AROHA TENNIS

BUSINESSHOUSE TENNISStarts Monday 5th November at 5.30pm

Entry Fee - $80 per teamEntrise close Friday November 2nd

Contact Mike Erceg889 5334 027 733 3988

or www.Sportsground.co.nz/tearohatennisfor a registration form

THE PIAKO FETELandscape, culinary and beauty is the unique mix on offer at the inaugural Piako Fete on Thursday 15 November 2012. Fete attendees can find creative inspiration for the summer by attending this event that promises an opportunity to see two masters of design in action. Both award winning designer Xanthe White and Masterchef runner up and foodie genius Ana Schwarz will be in attendance to demonstrate creative and best practice in design. “Since the Ellerslie Flower Show moved south, ladies of the north have missed out on all the fun of a garden design show and event,” says event manager Lynsey Champion. Local Tamahere artist and photographer Jenny Scown and sculptor Mark Dimock from Eketahuna will also be exhibiting their renowned work to a backdrop of live music and performing arts.“Stalls will include fashion, homewares, natural beauty products, artisan food hampers, and plenty of products to delight all members of the family.” says Lynsey.Further InformationDalton’s Plantation is a joint venture alongside New Zealand’s leading Landscape Designer, Xanthe White.10 acres of display gardens with a function centre and cafe makes this an ideal venue.The event creators, Lynsey Champion and Michelle Lewis.Lynsey is one of New Zealand’s most distinguished cloth hat makers. Michelle is a graphic designer and runs her own company. Piako Fete Thursday 15 November @ Daltons Plantation, MatamataTickets at eventfinder $19/ ticket www.eventfinder.co.nz/2012/piako-fete/matamata

Rugby Enthusiasts

Over the past six decades of Rugby in our district the Waihou (Est. 1880) Club, and the Te Aroha College Old Boys (Est. 1959) Club, and their players have contributed much to the game of rugby.

During the 2011 NZ Rugby World Cup – a book was produced to acknowledge those who have distinguished themselves.

It features our All Blacks, Maori All Blacks, NZ Sevens representatives, NZ Colts and NZ Junior All Blacks.

A limited edition number of books are for viewing and sale at Te Aroha Print Ltd, 40 Kenrick Street. Cost is $25.00. Closing date 20/11/2012.

All enquiries to Ernie Bygrave 07 884 8414.


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Our thorough eye exams always include in-depth specialist checks.When you come in for an eye exam at Visique you can leave with the peace of mind that we’ve covered all the bases. Our comprehensive

eye exams will include reviewing your full eye history, checking both inner and outer eye health, and a range of specialist tests including

checks for glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration. Book your eye exam today at visique.co.nz or call your local Visique.

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Community Organisation News

PILATES classes held at Te Aroha Physiotherapy every Tuesday at 1pm, all ages and abilities welcome, great exercise for strengthening the core, toning and mobility, $10 per person. Enquiries phone Vicki 889 4566

TE AROHA LINE DANCING CLUBLine dancing in Te Aroha appears to be going from strength to strength.Boot-Scootin' music can be heard from 9.30am to 12 every Thursday morning at the Te Aroha Senior Citizens Hall.Class attendance has been growing steadily and to meet the demand there is now an evening class held at St Marks Church Hall every Tuesday evening at 6.30pm.We would like to challenge everyone to come along, make new friends, have fun and get fit for summer.Teacher Anna den Otter, Ph. 07 8845830

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU TE AROHAThe CAB Te Aroha also serving Morrinsville and the surrounding districts will celebrate 25 years of service to these communities in November this year.The bureau is part of a national organisation with 92 bureaux throughout New Zealand. Each bureau works within comprehensive national standards and is also expected to reflect its community’s needs.The first aim of the CABNZ is : To ensure that individuals do not suffer through ignorance of their rights and responsibilities – or of the services offered – or through an inability to express themselves effectively.It doesn’t matter what your query is about. We will work through with you and if we can’t help you directly, we will find someone who can.You don’t need an appointment; just drop in to the bureau or phone or go online and let’s talk.The service is free, impartial and confidential.If you are a past member of Citizens Advice Bureau Te Aroha, please get in touch with us as we’d love to see you at out 25th Anniversary Celebrations taking place on Tuesday 13th November 2012. Please contact us on 884 8037 or email: [email protected] for more information.

PIAKO CONCERT BRASS Summer Concert series in Te Aroha Domain - begins Sunday 11th November at 2pm. Come along, bring a chair and enjoy an afternoon in the Domain – hopefully the weather will improve by then!!Christmas Concert to be held on Sunday 2nd December 2pm. at Waihou Hall. A programme of Christmas music with something for everyone - Time to get in the mood for the Christmas! A reminder that band practise is held every Tuesday 7 – 9pm at Waihou Hall and we are always looking for more players!! ......Brass and wind instrument players – new/old/lapsed all welcome. Why not come along and meet us? Want more information? Contact Sonia Ferguson 887 1767.

ST MARK'S CHURCH ANNUAL FAIRSaturday 10th November 2012

commencing at 9.00am

Baking - Sweets - White ElephantBooks - Plants and Produce - Barbecue -

Iceblocks etc.HEY HO!

COME TO THE FAIR SATURDAY 10th

During the month of November 2012We will be teaching the following courses

• Genealogy • Power Point •• Digital Photography •

We will also try to assist with any computer type problems you may be having with our courses.

Please Note: This just may be your last chance for 2012.To enrol please contactDave Clark/ Pam Clark 889 7987Lyndsay Noble 884 9299

SeniorNetTe Aroha Inc

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For all your stainless steel needs.We weld aluminium, magnesium, titanium, die cast & steel.

Piako Stainless & Alloy Specialists Ltd

9 Honi St, Te Arohap 07 884 9122f 07 884 9121

Manufacturers of low pressure hot water cylinders.

PIAKO STATIONERY SUPPLIERS(Printing, Photocopying, Computer Supplies, Cards, Magazines & Books)

160 Whitaker Street, P.O. Box 62, Te Aroha 3342 Ph: (07) 884-9110 Fax: (07) 884-8736

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PIAKO HOME KILLSPhone 07 884 4201 or 022 082 1238Killing & Processing ofBeef, Sheep and Pigs

Curing Bacon Sausages

Contact us nowfor your Christmas and meat needs

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TE AROHA SENIOR CITIZEN'SNOVEMBER PROGRAMME All Tuesday meetings start at 1.30pm unless stated.

6th November Dennis Williams13th November Matamata Senior Singers20th November Cheree Taylor27th November Morrinsville RSA Entertainers4th December Christmas MeetingIndoor Bowls and Cards (500) in Hall every Thursday 1pm.Hall available for Hire - Phone Jack Cohen 884 7771NEW MEMBERS WELCOME Judy Finn Phone 884 7954

VEGETARIAN IDEASCome along for a pot luck vegetarian meal - bring a vegetarian dish and it's recipe to share.Phone Daphne on 884 4347 for more details on when and where.

ROTARY CLUB OF TE AROHAWe meet every Wednesday at 5.30pm for a 6.00pm meeting.Te Aroha Club, Centennial Avenue, Te Aroha.Contact Secretary - Corolyn Stephenson 07 884 9521.

Community Organisation NewsCROSSWORD ANSWERSAcross: 4. TheGrand, 7. Waikato, 9. Majestic, 11. BoydPark, 12. AndrewMcGiven, 13. ScottSimpson, 16. WilliamHerries, 17. FeastTaeKwonDo, 20. William Calder, 21. Monday, 22. Steven, 23. OmahuPa, 25. RudallHayward, 26. SantaClaus, 28. November, 29. KevinCullen.Down: 1. SuzieMonds, 2. GerryWhite, 3. Horseman, 5. AdrianWorsley, 6. DaveDAbo, 7. WaitokiAhi, 8. LordOnslow, 10. Waiorongomai, 14. TeArohaAnglingClub, 15. SirJosephWard, 18. AnthonyGray, 19. TeAroha, 24. GuyFawkes, 27. Honi

BALLET (RAD Syllabus)Te Aroha St John HallPrimary 6yrs Tuesday 3.30-4.15pmPre-School Dance 3yrs Wednesday 3.30-4.00pmPre-School Dance 4yrs Wednesday 4.00-4.45pmClasses available for anyage group including adult.

Please enquire for Term 4

Judy Johnston07 887 2782027 226 2846 ph or txt

LEARN TO SWIMORCA SWIM SCHOOLLessons and squads at Opal Hot Springs and Te Aroha Leisure PoolsTerm begins October 15Bookings onlyContact Raewyn Jacobs07 888 9456Email: [email protected]

NOURISHING TRADITIONSNutrient dense foods Weston Price Foundation chapters. Meet monthly in Hamilton and Cambridge (Saturday pm and Wednesday evenings). For more details phone David 07 884 9866 evenings.

SPCA ANNUAL APPEAL IN NOVEMBERCollectors urgently needed for Wednesday 7th, Thursday 8th, Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th at Countdown.If you can help for 1 or 2 hours for the animals it would be very much appreciated.Phone co-ordinator for Te Aroha - Daphne Ellis on 884 4347.

TAI CHIFun, gentle exercise to improve well being, strength and balance. Beginners classes are commencing at the Te Aroha Physiotherapy Clinic Hall.Beginners Modified Sun Style Wednesday 28th November 8am-9amAdvanced Modified Sun Style continue Wednesdays 9am-10am.Beginners Sun Style Tuesday 27th November 5.30pm-6.30pmAdvanced Sun Style continue (note later time from 27th Nov) Tuesdays 6.30pm-7.30pmCost: $5 per classInstructor: Jenny LucyClasses will continue for 3 months, with a 2 week break at Christmas and New Year.For more information contact Jenny Lucy - 027 245 8418

OUR VILLAGE GARDEN : TE KETE O TE AROHAWelcome to our Open Day on Saturday 10th Novemberat the Garden in Rewi Street (next to the Police Station)1pm to 4pm.We are celebrating another year with a Sausage Sizzle and Cold Drinks – Lot’s for the children to enjoy, games and competitions.A Sales Table with a variety of plants.New Gardeners welcome!


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TUI PARKBOWLING CLUB

COBBERS NIGHTSWednesday Nov 7th 5.30pm

Wednesday Nov 28th 5.30pmWednesday 5th December 5.30pmFood and Refreshments available

SEE YOU ALL HERE - BRING SOME FRIENDSALL AGE GROUPS WELCOME

GRAND TAVERN Te Aroha

07 884 7576

Fridays:

MELBOURNE CUP - TUESDAY 6th NOVEMBERJoin us from 3pm to 6pm for Specials, Spot Prizes and Plenty of Sweepstakes.TAB Open from 10.30am

HAPPY HOUR 5.30 to 6.30pm • RAFFLES & SOCIAL CLUB DRAW 7.00pm LIVE RUGBY ON THE BIG SCREEN

3.00pm to 6.00pm - 12 oz GLASS $3 JUGS $9. GREAT RACING. HAVE A PUNT ON THE TABMARIES KITCHEN AT THE GRANDWed-Fri 11am-2pm 5pm-9pmSat-Sun 11am-9pmBook your Christmas Function Now!Your Enquiry is most Welcome Courtesy van available Fridays and Saturdays

Join the Happy Crowd at the Grandest Tavern in the Land!!

Saturdays:

Beauty TherapyGifts - Crystals135 Whitaker St

Te Aroha07 884 9457

• Waxing • Eyebrow and Lash Tints • Facials • Massages • Ear Candling • Foot Fantasy • Hand Pampering • Clairvoyant/Tarot Readings • House and Business Clearings and Blessings . . .


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Mokena Restaurant6 Church Street, Te Aroha 07 884 8038

• Restaurant Open •Accommodation available in a friendly boutique environment

www.mokena.co.nz email: [email protected]

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Complete Signage Service

• sign manufacturers• car detailing• window tinting & frosting• vans trucks buses boats

• footpath signs• shop fronts & fascias• banners flags stickers• computer cut lettering• wide format digital printing• uniforms & sportswear printing

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open Wednesday 5.30pm - lateThursday - Sundaybrunch & lunch from 11.00amdinner from 5.30pm - late

149 Whitaker St Te Aroha07 884 9307

Threading (from $10)Waxing (from $10)Brazilians (from $40)Tinting (from $15)Facials ( from $39)Manicures ( from $15)Eyelash Extensions (from $45)Gel Nails ( from $29)Gift Vouchers

Clinic in Te Aroha(Advance Bookings essential)

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