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After a couple of years off, The MOUNTAIN MEN are back. Driven by Tony Vincent of Waihou, and Dave “Higgie” Higgins from COBRAS, the Mountain Men Golden Oldies rugby team, is a mix of Gentlemen ranging from 35 to as old as you feel. The emphasise of the team is to still be able to partake in the sport we’ve loved, at a level we can still enjoy. As Jimmy says “You’re more likely to pull a lung muscle from laughing than a leg muscle from running”.Into our second year with Vinnie and Higgie in charge the squad numbers are good, with about 40 members. On any game day, be it home or away we normally have between 18 to 25 players turn up, which is great for us old guys as the game has rolling subs and you can just sub off for a spell if you get a bit buggered. Games are normally 20 minutes each way with rules such as no kicking and a maximum of 15 metres running with the ball before you have to pass. Each team has its own oddball calls with such things as “short line outs” where everyone is on their knees, or “long scrums” where we all pack behind each other and the ball has to go between all our legs.All in all the Mountain Men is a great way of getting together with some like-minded guys, having a laugh and enjoying everything good about rugby. Oh and occasionally when that fend works or that sidestep reappears from your past, it all comes back and you could have been an ALL BLACK ha ha.Anyone interested in the occasional run around should contactVinnie on 027 920 6687 Higgie on 884 7176

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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 26th JuneAll 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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Winter Season - Everyday 12.00am-3.00pmOther times - by appointment only

102 Whitaker Street, Te ArohaPhone/fax 07 884 4427

Email: [email protected] www.tearoha-museum.com

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The Te Aroha Crossword questions and answers are kindly researched and produced by the staff of the Te Aroha and District Museum.Answers page 23.

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TREASURES IN TE AROHAA very special Exhibition will be on show at Te Aroha & District Museum from 08 June to 28 July 2013.On display will be thier treasured possessions, the “Broderie perse” quilt and the Piupiu/Rapaki, both dated from the 1850’s, and have recently returned from Wellington where they have been restored and conserved. Joining these precious artifacts will be a beautiful shawl donated by the Scott Family, Ngarua, who have recently held a family reunion.Janice Parsell, Museum President, said that she was thrilled and excited about the return of the artifacts and, along with Colleen Maloney & Daphne Ellis, has led this exhibition, and hopes to have very many people take the opportunity to view the Museum’s oldest treasures.*None of this would have been possible without the support of MPDC.

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Thames valley 1000 years ago16. Long awaited land deal imminent17. Protest over this proposed new store19. Common eye problem when you get older21. All positive for ____________ at forum in Te Aroha22. 10 years in Te Aroha24. A lot of this type of area reclaimed around this region25. 1962 New Zealand was divided into three _______

Defence regions26. Local student and author ______ Brodie helps curb

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Scott Simpson, MP CoromandelOn the right trackTe Aroha people are certainly not afraid of hard work and, whether it’s the dealing with the challenges of farming or the ever changing small business environment, they understand that reward often only comes after a great deal of graft and at times sacrifice.The job of Government is no different. We have had some challenging years where we have had to be very careful and indeed clever about how we spend your precious tax revenue.Budget 2013 proved that this prudent management of our nation’s books is starting to pay off. Budget 2013 had nothing weird, strange or unusual from Bill English. No printing money and no threats to raise taxes or nationalise businesses. Instead his fifth budget provides more support for families, and it forecasts more economic growth, more jobs, rising wages, and, crucially, a return to surplus in 2014/15. Achieving this level of stability has provided us with a solid platform to move forward and start delivering new programmes to deliver more growth opportunities and even better public services for all New Zealanders, including those in Te Aroha.The Government has committed $5.1 billion over four years for new initiatives in areas such as science and innovation, health, education, welfare, and housing. And we’re signalling ACC levy cuts for businesses and families from next year which will be a welcome boost for workers, farmers and entrepreneurs in Te Aroha.We have allocated $1.5 billion raised from the Mighty River Power share sale to upgrade schools, invest in irrigation infrastructure and KiwiRail, and of course rebuild Christchurch’s hospitals.Next year health spending will be at its highest level ever. This will see more patients getting operations sooner, more children being vaccinated, and more of our seniors in care and at home getting the support they need and deserve.I’ve said it previously and I will say it again, education is one of the most valuable gifts we can provide for our children and an area where we need to see continuous investment to properly prepare our young people for today’s dynamic labour market.Spending across education, including tertiary, will increase next year to $12.4 billion. This will see more children participating in early childhood education, a programme to address behavioural issues which prevent children learning and the fast-tracking of the schools network upgrade which will give students and teachers access to fast, reliable wireless broadband enabling them to avail of modern digital learning opportunities.

While it is great news that we are on the brink of a return to surplus, what is really heartening for me is that, even at a time of deficit, we have actually been able to improve services for New Zealand individuals and families. Crime is at its lowest level for 30 years, hospital waiting times are down, more kids are achieving in our schools. This has been done by tightening up back-office operations and getting more funding out to the frontline where it is most needed. I look forward to seeing more of the same as the Government continues restructuring our public services to make sure the hard working tax payers of Te Aroha are getting the best possible value for their money.More information from Parliament and around the electorate is available at www.scottsimpson.co.nz or email YES NEWSLETTER with your name and address to [email protected] to receive my latest newsletter.

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What's On in Te Aroha Mountains to do

JULY 2013

Monday, 1st HOUSIE - Te Aroha RSA 7.30pm

Tuesday, 2nd DANCE CLASSES

Tuesday, 2nd Future Te Aroha Centre - UKULELE GROUP

Wednesday, 3rd Toy Library 7.30pm

Wednesday, 3rd INDOOR BOWLS - Te Aroha RSA 1.00pm

Friday, 5th Toy Library 10am

Sunday, 7th Te Aroha Dirt Kart Club - DIRT KART CLUB DAY

Monday, 8th Te Aroha Camera Club - MONTHLY MEETING

Monday, 8th HOUSIE - Te Aroha RSA 7.30pm

Tuesday, 9th DANCE CLASSES

Tuesday, 9th Future Te Aroha Centre - UKULELE GROUP

Wednesday, 10th Toy Library 7.30pm

Wednesday, 10th INDOOR BOWLS - Te Aroha RSA 1.00pm

Thursday, 11th Toy Library - AGM at 7.30pm Toy Library

Monday, 15th Racing Te Aroha - RACING TE AROHA JUMPS DAY




Wednesday, 17th Continuing Education Group Te Aroha "THE DEMISE OF RURAL TOWNS" Professor Natalie Jackson University of Waikato


Saturday, 20th TE AROHA STREET MARKET

Saturday, 20th Te Aroha Springs Community Trust - Community Dinner- Squadron Leader Stuart Hight R.N.Z.A.F

Sunday, 21st Te Aroha Dirt Kart Club - DIRT KART CLUB DAY

Monday, 22nd HOUSIE - Te Aroha RSA 7.30pm

Tuesday, 23rd DANCE CLASSES

Tuesday, 23rd Future Te Aroha Centre - UKULELE GROUP

Wednesday, 24th Toy Library 7.30pm


Saturday, 27th Toy Library 10am




Wednesday, 31st Toy Library 7.30pm

Wednesday, 31st INDOOR BOWLS - Te Aroha RSA 1.00pm

Te Aroha i-SITE Visitor Centretelling people where to go since 1894

102 Whitaker St Phone 07 884 8052www.tearohanz.co.nz

Did you know… You can tune into Coromandel FM in Te Aroha! Tune in to 106.7 and hear our weekly ‘What’s on in Te Aroha’ spot every Thursday at 11.30am.

You can add your own Te Aroha event to our website for FREE – or tell us and we’ll do it for you. Tell us and we’ll tell everyone!

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TE AROHA CAMERA CLUBTe Aroha Camera Clubs best photo for month was 'Always One More Mountain' by Heather Simpson.Club night on the 8th July Matt Dunn from Carters Photographics in Tauranga is to be our guest speaker and will bring along some goodies for us to play with. New members welcome. Enquiries to Peter Kampenhout 07 8844505

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Since 2005 we have worked hard to become the trusted computing partner to hundreds of homes & businesses in the Matamata-Piako & Hauraki district. For fast, friendly & effecient service, contact us.

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Wheelie bins coming to a kerbsideWe are working with Hauraki and Thames-Coromandel District Councils to deliver an enhanced kerbside recycling service from October.The improved service includes the introduction of a wheelie bin for recycling (paper, plastics and tin) and will significantly increase the opportunity to recycle c o m m o n h o u s e h o l d items.Council rubbish bags and green recycling crates will still be used; the only d i f f e r e n c e is the crates will be used for glass recycling only. All residents who currently receive the kerbside recycling service will receive a wheelie bin. These will be delivered to homes from late July along with an information pack.Read more online at www.kerbside.co.nz.

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3676• call 0800 36 76 56• visit any PostShop

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TE AROHABUSINESS ASSOCIATION

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Te Aroha - Fieldays ‘Big Little Town’ winners for three years in a row! Congratulations and well done to all participating businesses and non-profit organisations. We know we’re good but we do have to blow our trumpet quite loudly in Te Aroha to let everyone else know too. Te Aroha i-SITE welcomes new staff member, Tina Brown. Tina is already well known to many of you as a medical herbalist and massage therapist. One of her first questions was ‘What do you do at i-SITE?’ So here are some of the questions we get…

Where is the track to the top of the mountain? Which way to Tauranga?What’s happening around town? When’s the geyser going to blow?Can you find a phone number or address? Do you have a map for local addresses, businesses and for tramping?Where is the temperature read in Te Aroha?How deep are the Spa pools?Can you book me a bus? Can I take my bike on the bus?Accommodation; what, where and how to get thereI want to go to Hobbiton – can you book me in?Where can I get it locally?Do you sell souvenirs?

There is also the perception that i-SITE is here only for visitors – Not true! We can help locals, too!Going for a walk or bike ride? We’ll help you get prepared and point you in the right direction.Are you holding an event you want the public to know about? Tell us and we’ll tell everyone!Need a venue for a special occasion and somewhere for the friends and rellies to stay? We can help with that too.Does your business want to be found? Are you on our website? If not, then we need your details. If so, are your details up to date? Same goes for clubs and organisations.As you can see, you have to be really clever to work at i-SITE and know the answers to all kinds of questions and there’s no such thing as a silly question. If we don’t know then…we ask Jeanette.

Stay warm till next month – the clever team at i-SITE

Subs are due, Thanks to all those that have rejoined or are new members it appears that the membership continues to grow. Please note that we wish to up date the membership board outside the Palace so if you wish to be recognised as a member of the association please ensure that you have paid the membership. We intend to up date the board mid July so please don’t miss out as Stanish signs need to re-organise the list to fit the board and we want to make sure all those business that support the association are recognised on the sign.To the new businesses in town, the Association is a non-profit group of business owners and managers that collaborate to promote the town and provide events such as BA5, Christmas promotion, and this year the Te Aroha cruise’n, we also campaign on the towns behalf for things such as the Cycleway, signage etc. We are a group of like minded business people that want the best for our town and would like as many of the towns business that are in such a position to join.Well done to all those businesses that entered the Feildays big little competition. Te Aroha Winning 7 out of the 10 prizes is an outstanding effort.Te Aroha dollars proving to be a hit we currently have over $2,500 purchased as gifts, and ready to be spent in our town, Should you wish to be able to accept the dollars please make sure that you join the association. If any business has not been sent an invoice please contact myself or Sarah Ross.Sarah is working hard on the Te Aroha Cruise’n applications have been made for funding, car clubs been notified, merchandise priced…. We are looking forward to the first weekend in October.BA5 Tara Werder has been busy organising the BA5 events, the ANZ event was on the 24th June and was well attended. The next is Piako Stationary on the 22nd July, come and here how the recent fire effected their operation and how they managed the business during this time.Next monthly meeting has been brought forward to allow Sarah some time to apply for additional Cruise’n funding so please be note the change of date:Next Business Association meetingPalace Hotel5:30 Tuesday the 2nd JulyShaun O’Neill, Chairman

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8 Lawrence Avenue, Te ArohaPhone 07 884 9156 Fax 07 884 7156Email [email protected]

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Reasons to use Te Aroha Motorcycle Centre for all your repairs and maintenance!!!!Graham & Jason have over 45 years combined experience in the motor trade. Qualified in repairing all electrical and mechanical faults.Although the bulk of Te Aroha Motorcycle’s work is farm based a large proportion is also Road Bikes. This is where Graham has had considerable experience, having had success with all of the Road Race Bikes he has prepared over the years. These results include many podium finishes and outright wins in the NZ Road Race Champs and the Battle of the Streets race events in various classes.We are now agents for NZ’s best value purpose built Farm Bike. Feedback from bikes sold so far has been fantastic. Created by Jialing & Honda and selling for over 31 years.Pick-up and delivery service available.We stock tyres, helmets, accessories & parts for most bikes. We service & repair all bikes including Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, KTM, Harley, Triumph, BMW, Aprilia, Go Karts etc.

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Sandfly City Trading

FOR SALE. Grandfather Clock. Tempus Fugit. Good condition, keeps good time. Offers 021 702 975. http://www.taprint.co.nz/?page=SANDFLY

FOR SALE.Oak table and chairs. Good condition. $200. Contact 027 505 6202

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Kelby StewartLandscape & Building

• All landscape work, soft and hard• All aspects of building work• Bobcat & tip truck

Ph 07 862 8748 • Mob 021 395 400E. [email protected] • www.kelby.co.nz

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FOR SALE. UNIARC 140 Welder, Welding Helmet, Hitachi HU - 14 Bench Grinder, assorted concrete drills and general tools.$600. Phone 887 2824

FOR SALE. Tough Water Spot Remover. A cleaner that really works, for showers etc. Codey 021 727 251FOR SALE.Panasonic 21" TV with stand. Good condition. Bargain at $30. Call Ang 884 4376

Looking after your girls!!

Welcome to the district

Allan and the team look forward to

meeting you

FOR SALE.Aquarium, 20 litre with pump, filter, light and other accessories. Chemicals and food also. Used once for three months. $175 ono. Phone or text 021 511199.

FOR SALE. 2006 Harley Davidson Sportster 883. Silver. Excellent condition. $8500. Txt 027 505 6202.

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WAIHOU COMMUNITY HALL 100 YEARS OLDThe Waihou Community Hall will turn 100 years old on the 14th June 2014, and the local people are gearing up for a bumper celebration.Waihou was originally laid out to be the main town in Eastern Waikato and many families established their homes and businesses there. Original settlers included the Jacksons, the Coopers , the Rickabys, Rutherfords, Kyds , McCabes, Mikkelsens, and many others.Many descendents of these settlers still remain in the Waihou area, and provide living histories of the community that waxed and waned around the Hall over the last 100 years.With the rail head set at Waihou to serve settlement in the area, the growth of the Waihou town seemed assured….until gold was found at Wairongamai!!!!People immediately voted with their pockets and the rest is history. And that is what the Waihou Centenary Committee is planning to celebrate.If you have family stories and photos that are part of that history and in particular associated with the role that the Waihou Hall played in that history the committee led by Ernie Bygraves and Marie Kyd wants to hear from you Please contact Ernie on (07) 884 8414.

PRACTISE YOUR WEDDING DANCE AT WAIHOUWe went to the wedding of our Grandson last week and the festivities that followed the speeches, start-ed with the bridal Foxtrot! It was a dance of love, performed with wooden steps and was just rescued by the clear adoration that the two dancers felt for each other. So tradition still has place in the celebrations that still matter to us all. And bringing that sense of lasting tradition with a modern setting of live music is the monthly dance night held in the Waihou Hall. Any couples inter-ested in coping with performing at their approach-ing wedding would find this venue a great place to learn and conquer the basics.Last Friday the first of this seasons dances, was well attended by an enthusiastic group of danc-ers and the specially built floor in the ancient Hall came alive.The programme included waltzes, foxtrots, se-quence, line, some latin dances and plenty of “dance as the music takes you” for the “free ex-pressionistas” among us.Set in a relaxed café arrangement of candle lit ta-bles where friends could enjoy catching up, the evening offered a mixture of socialising and good cardio vascular exercise. The Ballroom @ Waihou evening is held each third Friday of the month through the winter and costs $8.00 per head.A plate and BYO provide refreshments and supper.

Waihou Hall CentenaryTo be celebrated

On 15th June, 2014

The Committee is now collecting anecdote and photographs relevant to the History of the Waihou Community Hall and the families that have used it

down the years.

Please contact Ernie Bygraves on (07) 884 8414

BALLROOM@ WAIHOU

A comfortable café setting, A live band and room to dance Singles couples and groups. $8.00, supper plate and BYO Friday 19th July from 7.30pm

SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES

TE AROHA & DISTRICT TRAMPING CLUB30th June Working Bee on local tracks. Many hands make light work. Please bring your tools14th July Hongi Trail - Rotorua Starting at Lake Koroket-ewai Bay at Lake Rotoiti, through a forest of rimu, tawa, pukeatea and rewarewa trees. The track is approximately 1.5 hours each way. Petrol: $9.00; Track grade: Average

For more details contact John 884 7005 or Colin 884 9308

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Piako Stationery Suppliers Ltd 160 Whitaker Street, Te Aroha, Ph 884-9110, Fax 884-8736

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Weddings•Portraits•Family-ChildrenCommercialProducts

Te Aroha Dollars

Available as as a gift for friends, family, or staff .Redeemable at all financial

Te Aroha Business Association members.

Available from Piako Stationary or Kay’s Way

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$20$20 TE AROHA DOLLARS

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NOTES FROM THE PAST1883 Te Aroha residents agitated for the State to

give it new facilities. A somewhat disgusted Te Aroha News pointed out that they should take example of what the businessmen of Wairongomai had done, and put their own shoulders to the wheel. They had constructed a 4ft footpath of a substantial and costly nature at their own expense. Why not help themselves likewise!

1885 The Te Aroha Police district covered an area forty miles (64 kilometres) long by twenty miles (32 kilometres) wide, and included Matamata and Morrinsville.

1885 The first rail excursion to Te Aroha took place on 21 March 1885 - five years after the fabled gold rush. Reports stated that the train was well filled, but only went as far as Morrinsville, where passengers took coach to Te Aroha where they mainly centred their interests in the early developing Domain, with its hot water springs. The experiment was reported as "highly successful" and likely to be repeated. The cost was: first class 38 shillings return and second class 28 shillings.

1912 Te Aroha's Chamber of Commerce had a loud voice and certainly made it heard in official quarters. Records show letter exchanges with the Tourist Department which emphasise the claims of the town - "which far exceed those of Rotorua!"

1930 "Everybody looks so healthy at this gathering to mark Te Aroha's 50th year of progress, that I can't help feeling that most of you will be present at the towns Centennial in 1980." - Speaker at the town's 50th celebrations.

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Te Aroha Beginnings . . .Legendary: The Tale of Aroha

Archaeologists assure us that in its primal stages the Thames Valley was once a broad gulf of the sea, separating the Maramarua foothills from the Coromandel Ranges on the east. Over the centuries, silt washed down from the low ranges at its head by the Waihou, Piako and tbe Waitoa rivers, and gradually extended the seaward boundaries, until they combined to form one of the largest swamps in the North Island. This reached to the Firth of Thames. Thus was created the vast green quagmire the Maori knew. On the whole Maori gave it a wide berth, except for eeling and flax-gathering. True there were sand-bars and fertile islands, which could be, and often were occupied, but this was a chancy business, for the winter floods frequently covered the whole area. Mangroves, pussy-willows and vast stands of raupo alone broke the watery wilderness. The traditional story of one of the argonauts of the fabled Arawa Canoe tells of Kahumata Mamoe who lived at Maketu. With two slaves he was returning from a visit to the Waikato and, in order to save the wide circuitous route around the swamp, decided to cut across. Herculean efforts finally carried them to the other side, and, almost exhausted, they flung themselves down at the very foot of Whakapipi (Bald Spur). Still completely lost in those unexplored regions, the young chief decided he and his slaves would climb to the top of the mountain to get their bearing. When they reached the highest point, there stretched before them the whole glorious vista of the East Coast with Maketu their home settlement (before the Arawa drove inland to Rotorua), nestled in its cosy green estuary. In a great surge of thankfulness and relief, Kahumata Mamoe 'takaheid' (stamped on the ground), giving the place on which he stood the name of 'Mamoe Kahumata Te Aroha' . . . . The great love of Kahumata Mamoe! That the hero of this adventure lived for long years after, is born out by the local tribes in their karakia (historic chants). It is from them that we draw our tailpiece.

From the great love of Kahumata Mamoe on the mountain-top surged the current of healing power that impregnated the warm gently water today flowing through the network of springs in the Te Aroha domain. Furthermore lovers, too, could pledge their troth with the same gentle love of the ancient Maori hero!

Mokena's PaThe original Maori Pa of Te Aroha, of which the chief was Mokena Hou, does not appear to have been the typical 'battle-pa' of the times. It apparently had no stockaded defences and arched gateway, which seemed normal in all the more celebrated pas inland and on the coast.The facts point to its comparatively recent settlement before the first Pakeha visitors arrived (Missionary, the Reverend John Morgan) probably less than three or four generations, and indicates its origin from a ancestral tribal division of the powerful Ngati Maru of the Thames coast. Had Te Aroha's site been held by a long-established and numerous tribe behind a powerful stockade and battlement, the whole story of the Te Aroha gold strike could have been different.Mokena himself must have been singularly peaceful, for there is no record of anything other than hospitality from his Ngati Rahiri. Long before the gold discovery, the first venturesome pioneers received nothing but kindness and co-operation from the grand old chief, who had been described as combining the wisdom of the Maori with an uncanny perception of progress.From a census taken in 1878 (tow years before the gold rush), figures showed that the Ngati Rahiri living at Te Aroha, a sub-tribe of the widespread Ngati-Maru, could only register 98 Maoris, made up as follows: Males (over 15 years) 49; Females (over 15 years) 32; and children (under the age of 15) 17.

From: This is Te Aroha by C. Kingsley-Smith

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A VISIT BY THAMES CITIZENS TO OMAHA PA, TE AROHA IN 1877From left: seated, G. Spencer, standing, Wilson (Sr.), seated centre, A.J. Allom, boys seated, G. Allom. H. Allom, E. Spencer,

standing, hand on whare, Judge Pucky, W. McCullough, F.E. Baume, L. Ehrenfried, Wilson (Jr.), seated, T. Spencer, A. Spencer

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Entertainment Guide

5OUR LOGO – PRIMARY

Our primary logo should be used wherever possible. The vertical format best displays the heart device, while ensuring all elements are legible.

Wherever possible the RSA heart should appear in red, with charcoal or white lettering and badge. For other situations the black or white logo can be used.

Where the background is red, use the white (reverse) version of the logo.

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COLOUR COLOUR REVERSE BLACK REVERSE

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Monday 22nd July - 1pmLet'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 enjoy the entertainment by Bernie and Rita Eva.

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

FRIENDSHIP GROUP

CONCERTIN

TE AROHA Wednesday, 4th September, 2013

Afternoon Tea 2.00pm - Concert 3.00pm Senior Citizens Hall, Church Street, Te Aroha

Four singers and an accompanist will entertain you in

I Remember it Well a selection of best loved tunes from shows, music hall and

concert repertoire

$25 per person including afternoon tea

to book please call Jean 884 9932

THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY

Te Aroha Springs Community Trust fostering social services in the community

WAIHOU RF & SC

12:30pm Waihou B’s v COBRAS B’s

2pm—Waihou v Thames

Saturday 6th July

All Past Coaches, Managers, Players and Supporters

welcome

TE AROHA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

TRIVIAL PURSUITSWAIHOU HALL 26th JULY 2013

• Teams of Four $40.00 • BYO Drinks and nibbles

• A barrel of laughs. • All proceeds to the Hospital.

Please register with Les Munro (07) 884 7210 Secretary Waihou Events Society Inc.

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Hi Folks, Lorraine and I are proud to introduce the Palace Hotel Newsletter. We have been at the LOCAL for 2½ years now, and are proud to call Te Aroha home and be part of such a cool community…BruceaPALACE HOTEL NEWSLETTER 884 4536

PALACE HOTELPhone 07 884 4536 www.palacehoteltearoha.co.nz

MALE REVUE

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27 JULY BOOK YOUR SPOT NOW PRE-BOOKED AND PAID $25pp INCLUDES

FINGER FOOD PLATTERS

DOOR SALES ON THE NIGHT (IF AVAILABLE) $30pp

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Community Organisation NewsTE AROHA FREEMASONSSaturday July 6th sees the annual event throughout New Zealand of the Freemasons "The Longest Morning Tea" not how long it goes on for!! Nearly every Freemasons Lodge across the country will open its doors to the public for tea and cakes from 9.00am till lunchtime to help raise a funds for their local organisations. This year the Te Aroha lodge will combine this with a garage sale, in the hope of raising a few extra dollars, and the proceeds this year will be donated to our local Girl Guides here in Te Aroha, a worthy cause helping youngsters prepare with those all-important life skills.So if you're in the area and would like to pop in and see us for a cup of tea and a biscuit or maybe even pick up a bargain or two we would be happy to see you there.Te Aroha Freemasons meet in Paeroa at Arney Street on the third Thursday of the month and welcome enquiries regarding becoming a part of a historic worldwide organisation. It is open to all men from all walks of life and all nationalities. For further information please contact Mike on 022 681 3571 or email [email protected]

FUTURE TE AROHASchool Holiday ProgrammeMon - Drumming 10am-12pm. Face painting 1-3pmTues - Percussion 10am-12pm. Make an ugly toy 1-3pmWed - Ukulele (bring your own ukulele) 10am-12pm. Paper mosaic 1-3pm

Classes for next termMonday 22nd Acting classes 4pmTuesday 23rd Creative beginnings 3.45pmWednesday 24th Art Juniors 4pm seniors 5.15pmThursday 25th Percussion 4pm Ukulele 5pmMusical Mondays at 6.30pmArt for beginners Tuesday 6pmUkulele Tuesdays at 6.30pm

Rooms of all sizes available including kitchen and fully equipped auditorium

May comfort be bestowed on those who are bereaved of his presence, and may they be endowed with fortitude and resignation in the hour of sorrow.

May the present instance of mortality remind us of the precepts and dictates of the Order to which we belong and draw our hearts towards Thee, our refuge in time of need! S.M.I.B.

Grand Honours are given three times and at the third time the Brethren audibly pronounce the following words-

We Cherish his memory here (hands crossed on breast); we commend his spirit to God who gave it (both hands raised to the Heavens); we consign his body to the earth (both hands pointed to the ground).

The Te Aroha LodgeNo. 52

Lodge of SorrowW.Bro. A. Bradshaw

27th November 2012

TE AROHA TOY LIBRARYDid you know that the Toy Library has a fleet of large child sized vehicle toys including ride-ons, ride-ins trucks & cars, balance bikes, pedal tractors, tricycles, and has just added its seventh scooter to the collection, a Mini Micro for the tinies.

Why buy when you can borrow?Children outgrow toys so fast.

Save $$$$ by borrowing instead.The last day of Term 2 for the Toy Library is Wednesday July 10. The first day of Term 3 for the Toy Library is Wednesday 24 July. Note that these dates differ from school term dates. Want to know more?Contact: Joline 8848416 Dallas 8848812Operating under the umbrella of Te Aroha Springs Community Trust (Charitable Trust No. CC22427)

THE TOY LIBRARY THANKS THE STAFF OF DIPROSE MILLER

& MEMBERS OF TE AROHA LIONS FOR THEIR RECENT DONATIONS

TE AROHA COMMUNITY FOOD BANKThe Te Aroha Community Food Bank personnel wish to thank the community for supporting it in the recent Z's Good in the Hood programme.Thank you to Z service station for the initiative. It is most appreciated and will benefit the community in many ways.

CALLINGALL WOMEN!!TeArohaMountainLions

needyou!!Make new friends and help make a

difference to our community.

JOIN US NOWPhone Margaret 07 884 4422

for further details

NEW BLOOD DONORS WANTED!

CAN YOU HELP?

The NZ Blood Service team will be visiting Te Aroha soon and we need more people to

come forward to donate blood.

Te Aroha Co-operating Parish Hall

Church Street Wednesday 10th July – 2:00pm till 7:00pm

To find out more or to book an appointment go to www.nzblood.co.nz or 0800 448 325

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Steve Stockley and Vicki Thomas Stockley

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Blueberry (Southland) .......$6 ea

Walnut trees .....................$8 ea

Hazlenut trees ..................$4 ea

Chestnut trees...................$8 ea

Single vegetable plants ....................................... 25c ea

Photinia Hedging .......10 for $33

Pittosporums Hedging 100mm pot ............................10 for $40

Griselinia Broadway Mint ..................................10 for $45

Buxus Hedging 100mm pot ..................................10 for $35

Pitto Oliver Twist 1m+ clear .........................................$7 ea

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Melaleuca Mountain Fire cheap ............................................. $6

Diosma Pink Big Grade PB 5

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For all your rental requirements:Phone Bryce 027 478 [email protected]

SushiLavenda13 Kenrick St, Te Aroha

Ph 07 884 7888DearCustomersLavendaSushiisofferingaWinterMenu,“Donburi”,aswellasavarietyofSushinow.“Donburi”meansvegetablesormeatservedonriceandwewillprovidethisasadine-inmealaswellasatakeaway.Forourcustomerswhodon’thaveenoughtimefortheirlunchorcannotbebotheredtogooutincold,rainyweather,pleasecallusaswecandeliverittoyou(withintheTeAroharegion).Ourmenuandorderformareavailableinstoreforthosewhoareinterestedindeliveryservicesandcompanyordersarewelcometoo.Wearealsohappytooffercateringandordersarewelcomeforanyspeciallocationsandoccasions.Thankyoualwaystoallourcustomersandthanksforallyoursupport.Wewillpromiseyougoodqualityfoodandservice.


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Community News

NEED HELP FROM RED CROSS?For Community Van Phone Kerry 884 4128

For Wheelchairs, Crutches etc Phone Frank 884 7954

For Meals on Wheels Phone Lelia 884 9962

For enquiries phone Grace 884 8475 or Judy 884 7954

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 TENNIS CLUBBob Menzies is 86 and still manages to play Tennis at least 3 times a week, that is between Playing Competition Pool, Shooting and helping his mates out with Farm Work! Bob is a valuable hard working member of Te Aroha Tennis Club.The Club was recently voted Thames Valley Club of the year mainly due to a massive increase in Junior Membership, Mike Erceg the Club President said ‘we intend to have 2 days for coaching next season with 4 to 5 squads’. Mike would like to thank Te Aroha Physiotherapy and Te Aroha Landing for their support of Junior Tennis. Owen Passau and Colin Miller have been working hard on the 8 Grass Courts to get them ship shape for the coming season, Owen has also been busy in his role of NZ President of the Tennis Veterans.

TE AROHA SENIOR CITIZENSPresident: Mrs Daphne Ellis Ph 884 4357Meetings every Tuesday 1.30pmSenior Citizens Hall, 24 Church StreetNew members welcomeJULY PROGRAMME - 2nd July Nick and Co9th July Home Instead (Home Care)16th July Life Unlimited (Help with Disabilities) Open meeting. All welcome23rd July Matamata Senior Singers30th July Westpac Waikato Rescue HelicopterCards (500) and Bowls every Thursday 1pmHall for hire - Reasonable RatesContact Jack Cohen Ph 884 7771

TUIPARKBOWLINGCLUB

MID WINTER BOWLSEvery Tuesday at 12 noon

(weather permitting)

If you would like to try this most popular sport just turn up. Bowls provided. Sausage

sizzle and refreshments available.

For further details phone Terry Mace (07) 884 9012.

TE AROHA COELIAC/GLUTEN-FREE GROUPThe informal get-together held on Monday, 27 May at the Catholic Hall was a great success, with around twenty people dropping in to enjoy a delicious gluten-free afternoon tea while looking through an impressive display of GF products. Most were interested in further gatherings, so a local support group is to be formed with the first meeting to be held on Monday, 22 July at 2 pm at the same venue. Linda Hoggard will give a short talk on Stem Cell Nutrition. There will be a sales table, a display of interesting new products and afternoon tea. If you are on a gluten-free diet, whether for coeliac reasons or not, please come along and join us. For further details please contact Dorothy Morrissey, 07-884-6098 or Pam Waterhouse, 07-844-4449.

ROTARY CLUB OF TE AROHA INC.June is end of Rotary’s financial and working year.The first meeting for the month hosted Elstow/Waihou School finalists and their families for presentation of their essays for the Lawrence Essay Competition Cup. This cup and programme was initiated by Dr Richard Lawrence on the anniversary of his 50th year as a Rotarian. The three finalists were: Olivia Simmonds winner of the cup; Katie Harley 2nd, Kate Morris 3rd. All essays were excellent and it must have been a very difficult job to do the selection.Armindeep Singh was the guest speaker at the next meeting. She had a power point presentation of her time at the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards programme. This is a young lady who will be a great leader for the future who already has her degree but is just finalizing her masters at Waikato University. Every year Rotary Te Aroha supports young people on this programme which is known for its excellence in leadership with keynote speakers on motivation and team skills. This is always held during the first holiday weeks of the university year annually.Wednesday 26 was the last meeting of the year and Tom Stephenson handed over the presidency of Rotary Te Aroha to Robin Reid. A very enjoyable social evening was held and Rotary look forward to having a lot of fun in the new year under Robin’s guidance.Our facebook page is under the name of Rotary of Te Aroha if you are curious to see more of what we are doing in our area and overseas. If you are interested in knowing more about Rotary please contact the secretary on 884 9521.To learn more about Rotary activities we have a website which promotes our district 9930 on Rotary.org.nz.

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUThe Te Aroha bureau is located at 137 Whitaker St. Opening hours 10.00-2.00. Ph. 884 8037. Email: [email protected]

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Te Aroha by Camera

Whitaker StreetAbove: around 1900. Below: 1915

No. 15 SpringTe Aroha Domain

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A FROSTY TE AROHA MORNING

IN THE DOMAIN

Te Aroha i-SITE Visitor Centretelling people where to go since 1894

102 Whitaker St Phone 07 884 8052www.tearohanz.co.nz

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Community News

Te ArohaSHOPPING BUS

FREESERVICE DonationWelcome

Door to Door service!!Te Aroha Town Bus:

every second Tuesday all year round (Pension Day)

Services every 3rd Monday of each month toMorrinsville MatamataJanuary FebruaryMarch AprilMay JuneJuly AugustSeptember OctoberNovember December

For information and booking please call Jean

884 9932Facilitated by Te Aroha Springs Community Trust

32 Church Street, Te Aroha, 3320Phone 07 884 9932 Mob: 021 060 6625

email: [email protected] Trust CC22427

Te Aroha Shopping Bus is funded by THE TINDALL FOUNDATION

TE AROHA MAHJONG CLUBEvery Friday, Tui Park Bowling Club at 12.30. Come and join the fun! We will teach you if have never played before.Ring Patsy Cross 884 8891 or Berry Cook 884 9868.

INVENTORS CLUBPersons interested in forming an Inventors Club with the idea of mutual help with each others projects. Confidentiality assured.

Contacts email [email protected] 884 7735 [email protected] 884 7714

MANAWARU INDOOR BOWLING CLUBClub nights every Thursday at 7.30pm at the Manawaru Hall on Shaftesbury Road, Manawaru.Adolescents and adults welcome. Coaching is available.Contact Terry Carswell 884 9620 or Mark Davey 884 9781.

INDOOR BOWLS are also available at Te Aroha St Marks Church - Tuesday 7.30pm.Elstow Hall - Monday 7.30pmWaihou Hall - Monday 7.30pm.Bowls provided.

ROTARY CLUB OF TE AROHAMeeting at Te Aroha ClubCentennial AvenueWednesday nights 5.30 for 6.00pm.Phone secretary 884 9521 for further information.

TAICHIBEGINNERS CLASSES: NOW COMMENCING 4th JUNEBeginner’s classes are being offered in several forms and styles at Te Aroha Physiotherapy Hall. Tutor: Jenny Lucy - 25 years experience.

The classes will run for 12 weeks, at a cost of $60 payable at commencement. Pro rata refund made after 3 sessions if you decide not to complete the course.

TUESDAYS:5.30pm-6.30pm Sun Style 73 Form. Advanced Group - ongoing class.6.30pm-7.30pm Chan Lee 31 Form. Beginners class.

WEDNESDAYS:8.15am-9.00am Qi Gong & Modified Sun Style 24 Form. Ongoing and open to all levels.9.00am-10.00am Modified Sun Style 40 Form - Advanced group ongoing class.THURSDAYS:6.00pm-7.00pm Sun Style 29 Form. Beginners class.

TO ENROL: Phone/text Jenny Lucy 027 245 8418.Wear loose comfortable clothing and soft footwear.

Do you live alone?Do you have many visitors?• Are you really lonely, unable to

get out like you used to?• Would you like someone to pop

in for a chat and share a cup of tea with you?

• Or maybe take you for a short walk?

• Or maybe read to you if you have a sight impairment?

This service is free – all you have to do is call us and we’ll match you with one of our lovely visitors

Volunteer visitors wanted• Do you care about older people

in the community• Are you willing to share an hour

a week with someone• Many people in the community

are lonely and isolated• You can make a difference to

someone’s life• Time is the greatest gift you

can give

Contact Jane on 07 8380 328 or your local contact Michelle 884 7545


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