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WHERE URBAN MEETS COUNTRY | WWW.THEFRIDAYEDITION.CO.NZ | FACEBOOK /THEFRIDAYEDITION ISSUE 27 - FEBRUARY 21st 2020
READY,
SET...
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PG.5
MOTORAMA
MORRINSVILLE
TURNED IT ON!
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SHEEP SURE CAN
BE A TRIAL
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21ST WOMEN’S CLASSIC
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From the Editor Sunday
23rd February 2020
MELTING IS ONE WORD FOR IT… (times are approximate)
SUFFOCATING ANOTHER!
She’s pretty warm alright as the temperatures - 10am - Opening with the pipe band
rise on the good old glass thermometer. I am - 10.30am – Wai-Taiko Drummers
hoping that common sense is prevailing when it comes to heat in - 11am - Teddy Bear’s Picnic
cars, or animals left chained up outside without appropriate shade 11am- Reducing waste demo Part 1
or hydration?? - 11.15am – Piako Brass Band
A reminder that we are running a photography (snap shot) - 11.30am Kerry Dufty Butchery Demo
opportunity throughout 2020. It is open to kids in 3 categories - Midday – Wai Taiko Drummers
Primary age, Intermediate and College. Primary ages can submit 12.30 Reducing waste demo Part2
a photo of choice. Intermediate and College, your set topic is - 12:30- Bonneville Band
Animals/Wildlife for February and for March it is Transport. The
- 3pm – Close
idea is to encourage kids of any age or skill set to get creative. This year we are trying to
When you are behind a lens, you see things in a completely
Throughout the day….. First Credit
different perspective. So come on and get snapping and email Union Free Kidszone...Kiwanis produce as little waste as
your photos to me at sharon@thefridayedition.co.nz. Who knows… Train…Climbing wall….vertical possible to keep
there may well be hidden talent just waiting to shine. A big thank bungy…EV cars and bikes…..food Te Aroha clean and
you to Heathcote Appliances who have sponsored a photography trucks & stalls…ice cream.. candy green.
package for one emerging young photographer to be presented in floss….Wulfings Archery…arts and
December. All photos submitted in 2020 will be judged by a panel. crafts….spinners and
But wait…yep there’s more! weavers…community hub….DOCs
Please bring your
I am creating a ‘photo trail’…oh and it is exciting…find out more in Bug Out …..balloon artist….chainsaw
our March 6th issue. sculptor and much more! reusables!!
We have now been granted NZ Accreditation to photograph the
Chiefs home games, so we are undoubtedly stoked! All the hard
work over the past 2 years is coming to fruition and we are in our PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY:
element. Go the Mighty Chiefs!!!!!
Oh check out the handy tip this fortnight…something I never knew
so you learn something new every day!
Sharon
Well it’s time I signed off…have a great
fortnight everyone and see you in our next
edition on March 6th.
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TE AROHA ATHLETICS RIBBON DAY
SHARON DEAN | PICTS: TFE
W hat a cracker of a day it was
for the Te Aroha Athletics
Ribbon Day held on Saturday 8th
February at Herries Park.
The sun was a scorcher, yet the
young athletes gave it their all
throughout the day.
There were 213 participants
competing from 20 clubs for the
event, so great representation from
surrounding areas.
Athletes competed in a variety of
track and field events throughout
the day, including Long jump, High
jump, 100m, 200m and the tiny tots
even got to strut their stuff on the track.
You can find more of the action from the day on The Friday
Edition Facebook Page.
RIGHT: Action from the Te Aroha Athletics Track at Herries Park, Te Aroha.
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MOTORAMA - MORRINSVILLE TURNED IT ON!
SHARON DEAN
C ars glistened, entertainment
echoed out across the recreation
grounds and the crowds flocked
in through the gates for the 2020
Motorama in Morrinsville.
The event featured a fine display
of trucks, vintage and classic cars,
motorbikes, entertainment for the kids,
and Miss Retro competition.
Stopping and chatting to many of the
car owners was a privilege – the hours
involved in looking after their pride and
joy is a credit to all concerned.
The ever popular Kiwanis train was
again cruising around the grounds.
The rock wall proved to be a popular
attraction by the youngsters. So was
the food on offer I might just add!
As always the YANKEE HAULERS host
an amazing event which is evident by
the number of people in attendance.
Check out more images on our
Facebook Page.
RIGHT: Images from the 2020 Motorama held at the
Recreation Grounds.
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SHEEP SURE CAN BE A TRIAL
CLAIRE ASHTON | PICT: TFE
The second run for the year of the Morrinsville trial he starts off
Sheep dog trials was held at the Tylden farm in the Huntaway
on Scott Road on the weekend of the 8th and Class, and has
9th of February. Dog trials are a district wide brought along
sport across the whole of New Zealand, with 157 Whistle, Ron, and
Clubs, and competitors are known to travel far
Mouse, Ron’s
and wide to compete - sometimes taking part in
mum (pictured).
more than one on any given day.
On Mouse’s run,
The sheep were trucked in on the first morning one of the sheep
from Hangawera Station and kept in a shady lags behind, TOP: Jessica Lusby and her pup Mist | LEFT:
holding pen, then it’s luck of the draw if you and Mouse has Watching
get a group who will behave. Sets of three are to ‘nurse’ it up
released and shepherded to the start and the the hill. The difficult at the start, to give all the competitors
dogs doing the wrangling seem to get as much competitors closely watch each other to see a fair go. The style of the competitors varies,
work as the dogs who are competing. how the course runs and provide their own the younger ones might be in jandals, shorts
laconic running commentary. and hoodies, and the older farmers in more
First up was the Huntaway or Long Hunt Class, traditional farm wear, and they either use voice
where the dogs literally hunt the sheep with It is fairly balanced with regards to women or whistle to communicate with the dogs.
their bark and body in as straight a line as competitors, and Jessica Lusby has come over
possible up the hill, and within a fairly wide from Katikati where she has been working for Competitors come from different backgrounds,
marked area. Simultaneously taking place in nearly four years on a sheep and beef farm and not all are farmers out working with dogs
the next paddock was the Short Head Drive where she works with up to four of the owner’s every day on farm. Some are on lifestyle blocks
and Yard, where the sheep are silently headed dogs. She is looking after a young pup to and usually run short heading dogs but take
by the dog up a hill, then back down and into socialise him and Jessica also hopes to be the opportunity of trials to get out on the larger
a pen - hopefully. For this a special kind of dog competing in a couple of years’ time. In the hill country courses.
was bred for their stamina, the New Zealand meantime, she is watching, and learning. Sheep dog trials are considered a sport, and
Heading Dog, who can handle the exertion attending the trials made me think of Sunday
There is a wide range of age groups attending,
required for the big hills - and the wayward afternoons watching the classic, ‘A Dog’s
with young Benji (pictured), tagging along with
sheep. Training the dogs for sheep dog trials Show’ on the telly. Public are welcome to
a family friend to experience sheep dog trials
makes them better working dogs on farm too. attend the trials and further information is
for the first time. He has been put to work
Troy McDonald has been competing for seven on the holding pen by the start and releases available on the website
years in both classes and has placed a few the sheep as required. Sometimes the judges www.sheepdogtrials.co.nz/
times the New Zealand Nationals. For this will reject recalcitrant sheep if they prove too
ANGE BLAIKIE – MUSCLE WELLNESS, MASSAGE & YOGA
SHARON DEAN | PICT: TFE
Ange Blaikie used to be a dressmaker – she experience for clients” she says. at Rise and Shine
remembers always having the ‘touch’. So it was Aerial in Morrinsville
no surprise to her when a friend suggested she Health and nutrition have always played a
and offers yoga classes
try massage when at a crossroads in her life she big part in Ange’s life. Wanting to provide
at the Tatuanui tennis
was contemplating what to do. an overall holistic approach in her life, and
clubrooms.
to learn and add new modalities in her field,
Ange is qualified in sports and therapeutic Ange travelled to India to do teacher training
massage therapy and is a yoga instructor. returning with new skills and knowledge in
Her massage clinic is based at her home yoga and massage.
clinic in Tatuanui and she also works on
Friday afternoons from the Aroha Health and Whilst training in Tauranga, Ange had the
Wellbeing Rooms on Moorhouse Street in privilege of working with the NZ Men’s Sevens
Morrinsville. team as their sports massage therapist.
Her yoga journey began in Raglan and has “Yoga and massage has taught me a lot
spanned over 15 years, with massage now about different people. It is helped a lot of
complimenting her business. Ange describes clients. One client reports they sleep so much
it as a ‘calling’ of hers, helping people to feel better now, and people find it really beneficial
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ANNOUNCEMENT:
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Friday 31 January
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Saturday 8 February
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The Primary School Category is sponsored by
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All photos will be judged by an independent
panel.
This is an opportunity for youth to get creative
Friday 6 March Friday 13 March Sunday 22 March Sunday 29 March Saturday 4 April and let ‘the eye see what it sees’ behind the
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PAEROA HIGHLAND GAMES & TATTOO 2020
SHARON DEAN | PICT: TFE
What an amazing time had by all at this years
Paeroa Highland Games and Tattoo.
Pipers echoed across the domain.
Woodchoppers were preparing for their
competition…
The Kombi toured around the grounds in
its bright colours as children waved at the
crowd as they passed by. People watched in
amazement as the strongman hurled the logs
into the air. The technique and strength of
these guys is mind boggling.
The Topp Twins were a feature with the crowd
listening in awe of their music– boy they sure
can sing!
Steampunk was a big feature of the show
also with people attending in their Steampunk
costumes...this was so amazing to see, and
they looked stunning!
The sound of the soloist pipers gave you the
goose bumps, and age was no deterrent.
As per normal, I am never too far away from
the good old coffee and food karts – after all
it’s all part of an event!
What an awesome day! Bring on 2021. Check
out photos on our Facebook page.
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GREY POWER MEMBERS ENERGISED FOR 2020
CONTRIBUTED ARTICLE
“ We are never too old to feel young,” say the members of the Te
Aroha Grey Power Association.“We have a lifetime of experience to
contribute to our community, yet we also know how important it is to
Since coming to Te Aroha with his partner Sandy,
Roy has been a popular guest speaker and is
actively involved in promoting his passion of
remain young at heart.” exercise and healthy eating for seniors so they can
maintain all-round wellbeing, health and fitness.
Those of younger generations may only see the outward façade of age,
the white hair, the lined faces or the slower pace many of us older people Having Roy share his stories of his experiences
take but inside we are still full of ideas, dreams and energy. together with his moving tributes to some of the
late, greats of the New Zealand sporting world,
A wonderful example of such an individual, was the guest speaker at the
including his friendships with Sir Peter Snell and
February meeting recently, Roy Williams MNZM. Born in 1934, Roy was a
the well-respected sports commentator Ray Cody,
former New Zealand track and field athlete who won gold in the decathlon
who also happened to be the founding President
at the 1966 Empire and Commonwealth Games in Kingston, Jamaica. He
of Grey Power New Zealand, was a wonderful way
won the national decathlon title 11 times between 1956 and 1970, as well
to start the new year. Roy’s friendly manner and
as the 120 yards hurdles title in 1965, the long jump title in 1958 and the
the humble way he shared his personal sporting
discus title in 1956.
history endeared him to his audience right from the start. Te Aroha Grey
As many will know, Roy is the younger brother of the late Dame Yvette Power Association are delighted to welcome both Roy and his partner,
Winifred Corlett DNZM MBE (née Williams), who was the first ever Sandy, as our newest members.
female Olympic gold medal winner and is widely regarded as one of New
For more information on belonging to Te Aroha Grey Power Association
Zealand’s greatest ever athletes. Both Roy and his sister were inducted
see the advert or contact President Wanda Brittain on (07) 884 7489 or
into the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame in 1990. In the 2002 New Year
Membership Officer Berry Cook on (07) 884 9868.
Honours, Roy was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of
Merit, for services to athletics.
TE AROHA & DISTRICT TRAMPING CLUB
We motored over to Omokoroa and up Whakamarama Road to the L’Anson Bush MARCH TRIPS
Reserve. This is a lovely reserve with many grassy picnic areas at the start and a small
SUN 08 - RAPURAPU KAURI
stream nearby. The tracks are of a high standard and well laid out with a long and
These Kauri are the most southern
short loop – we did both. There is also an old tramway which we followed to the end.
in NZ, situated off the Matamata -
In the reserve there are two very interesting trees the first is known as the ‘Three Tauranga highway. These trees are
Sisters’ as it is three trunks growing out of one base. The other is a tall rata that has a well worth a look with many stream crossings along the way. About a 2.5 hour return
real lean on and supplejacks on it which appear to be holding it up. It took us just short walk. We may even go up to the scenic lookout for a view over the wider Waikato area.
of two hours. We left the reserve and carried on up to the start of the Leyland O’Brien
Tramway. This trail section is flat with several small streams to cross. The track goes SUN 22 - PUKEMOKEMOKE RESERVE - Pukemokemoke Bush loop track is a great
through groves of maturing native trees and it was lovely cool walking as we walked Waikato trail boasting over 3200 native plants including Matai, Totara, Kauri, Kanuka
alongside a stream all day. and Kahikatea. Great picnic spots and stunning views of the wider region. The 40
hectare Pukemokemoke Reserve is just 20 minutes north of Morrinsville and includes
When we reached the big Whakamarama stream we returned the same way detouring
nine sites of interest which are marked along the track. These include a Kauri Grove,
via a boardwalk which led us back to the start. It was a very enjoyable day and good to
the lookout and the stopover Pa site. The loop track takes about 1.5 hours.
meet up and talk with fellow trampers.
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TOWN & COUNTRY TO COME TOGETHER
SHARON DEAN | PICTS: TFE (2019 A&P SHOW)
S AVE THE DATE! The Morrinsville A&P
Show is on Saturday March 7th…
of the largest displays of Clydesdales in the
Waikato, along with competitions for harness
horses, drum horses, miniatures, hacks, ponies
The much anticipated return of the Dairy and
and EEEE AWWW, donkeys and more…
Beef sections will return to the show in 2020 –
Alpacas, Dairy Goats and Nigerian Dwarves’
a welcome return after Mycoplasma Bovis.
will also feature in the animal areas.
Show President, Bruce McRobbie says the
Five lucky gate ticket holders will each win
show will run all breed competitions in both
a $100 New World voucher donated by
categories, however the classes that go ahead
Farmlands Morrinsville – this will be drawn
will be dependent on entries received.
throughout the day with the last draw at 2.30
“We are not sure how many competitions pm. Winners must be present when drawn.
will feature, but it’s a start to bringing back a Prizes unclaimed throughout the day will go
traditional part of our show”. President Bruce back in the box for the next draw, and you have
McRobbie one chance only for a claimed prize.
You would normally see the Mahon’s Please visit the website www.morrinsvilleshow.
Amusements at the show- but not in 2020.. co.nz for more information and entry forms.You
The show will take on a new look with ‘Fun can also keep up to date on Facebook www.
Solutions’ providing an exciting range of rides facebook.com/themorrinsvilleshow Family passes are $20 (2 Adults, 2
and entertainment for young and old alike. Children aged 12 plus). Under 12’s are
Woodchopping and strongman competitions “It’s a good day out for young and free.
will feature, as well as the Wai Taiko Drummers, old. We’d love to see you there”, Gates open at 9 am
a rock climbing wall, kapa haka groups, and
says Bruce.
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A t Elstow Playschool
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meeting new friends,
while providing a safe and
stimulating environment
for pre-schoolers to
learn through play and
exploration. But most of all,
we are about having fun!
At Elstow Playschool we
are about families, learning
together, and meeting new
friends, while providing
a safe and stimulating
environment for pre-
schoolers to learn through
play and exploration. But
most of all, we are about
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children all about how to be
safe on and around the road. There were lots of important messages
for our children – and it was wonderful to see so many children
participate and learn something new!
We celebrated Valentines Day by making lots of crafts for our
families to show them how much we appreciate them and have had
heaps of fun playing with slime outside on these sunny mornings.
We look forward to seeing many of you at Te Aroha Domain Day on
Sunday, Elstow Playschool will be jointly hosting the teddy bears
picnic with the Te Aroha Kindergarten Association. Bring along your
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FARMHOUSE IN PUKEMOREMORE
CLAIRE ASHTON | PICT: TFE
An old farmhouse set back from the road and he along with gaffer Graham Lauder were
surrounded by old trees recently served as the responsible for designing the look of the film
interior and exterior of a house for a 1940’s and differentiating the lighting styles between
period film Worthy of Thee, which wrapped scenes set in the present, and those in
up shooting on Saturday 8th of February. The flashback.
film, written by Sasha Morgan and directed by
Dulith Anthony Gunasekera, is a wartime drama For the exterior, lawn had to be created from
partially based on a true story. paddock, and a fence and gate put in, along
with a small garden. During pre-production a
The location owners were very
tree branch fell and did some damage to the
accommodating, and the farmhouse in
roof, but luckily it was fixable. One of the key
Pukemoremore needed a lot of work, so it was
actors also ‘fell over’ at the last minute and
many hands on deck to pull up layers of old
veteran actor Michael Hurst agreed to step in
carpet and then sand and polish the wooden
to take the part opposite Vanessa Riddell (Mr
floorboards found underneath. The interior also
and Mrs Walker - pictured)
had to be wallpapered, but not to the ceiling, Wardrobe fittings took place at the production
as with film sets, it’s all smoke and mirrors. The film’s production crew is mainly made of office, with last minute props being sourced
There was literally smoke on set too, as they people from the Waikato and Auckland. The locally also, and costumes hired from Te Aroha
realised that once they had removed an old producer of Worthy of Thee, Lance Loughlin, Little Theatre, with wardrobe’s Sarah Price
stove, they had revealed a beautiful old original hired Te Aroha local and film ‘fixer’ Phill Palmer sewing some original garments also.
fireplace which was called for in the script. of Phill Palmer Productions Ltd, and used his
The funds for Worthy of Thee are raised via
production office as a base for pre-production.
Luckily power was still on in the house, and Givealittle and privately.
(A ‘fixer’ sorts things out prior to the shoot and
with the newer HMI lights, they can run off
is an overseas term that is being used more
house power without the need for a generator.
commonly in the New Zealand film industry in
Camera gear and lights were provided by the
recent years.)
director of photography, Jared Jones, and
FDANZ
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AMY PEDERSON HUNT
Healing is like a puzzle; many pieces need Our subconscious mind is programmed within our whole lives searching for this unconditional
to connect before the puzzle is complete. the first seven years of our life, yet you are the love, divinity, and sense of belonging in which
Putting these pieces together is a task and only person who thinks in your mind, no one our souls yearn.
a journey in its own, and every puzzle is else, so you have the power to create the next
It’s important to remember we are all on
entirely different. moment and all the rest to follow. You have the
this planet for a reason; we all have a higher
choice to keep thinking the same old thoughts,
PILLAR 1 BODY purpose; we are connected to the divine and
refuse to change and keep your problems,
The world’s population is suffering from an the universe in ways you could not imagine.
or you have the opportunity to replace and
increase in health conditions; these messages Remembering who you are is to shine your light,
recondition those old cyclic thinking patterns
have been ignored or masked with harsh and helping others remember who they are and
that are getting you nowhere.
medications, not to mention the denial we have help them shine their light is part of our mission.
over the fact that our environment and how we We all want our lives and situations to become Some of us are lucky enough to know our life
are nourishing our bodies contributes to these more comfortable and better, but we don’t want purpose, others it may take a little longer, but
issues at all. The reasoning behind the suffering to have to change ourselves, we would prefer that is ok, sometimes we need to successfully
is not punishment; it is a process of conscious our lives and situations changed. Once we get through the first two pillars of healing to
awakening, tapping us on the shoulder change our inner perceptions only then will the reach our higher self.
informing us to become aware of our physical outer world change. This practice takes time,
Pillar one is an essential base to heal physically;
body and surroundings. think of it as exercising your brain, for instance,
this promotes purity of the body allowing all
you can’t run a marathon if you haven’t put in
The symptoms we express whether physical, body cells, tissues and systems to function with
the groundwork, so lose the expectations and
mental or emotional are all signs that we need ease. Once the body is at this level pillar two
be patient with yourself.
to improve our diets, lifestyles and change becomes much easier to accomplish. The more
our perceptions. Obviously to initiate true After all, you are changing the subconscious pillar two is put into practice, the more we act
healing we need to delve deep within the patterning that was imprinted in you for the first and make decisions from pillar three which is
metabolic systems to find the root cause of seven years of your life. It is ok and completely where we ultimately want to be, connected to
symptoms and health issues and implement normal for us to have emotions; in some cases, our true essence.
protocols for physical, mental and emotional we need to dig deep to allow those emotions to
Once we are in pillar three the other pillars are in
healing. However, following your great diet, be released and honoured.
complete balance and harmony with universal
exercise plan and healing protocol are never
What is your perception of life? How do you energy.
enough. Yes, it’s phenomenal to have this new
perceive the world, people, or stress? If our
awareness of our body, with incredible results
understanding of a stressful environment and
to follow, but we then need to take things up a
ourselves changed than it changes our biology AMY PEDERSEN HUNT | IIN, FDNP, AFDNP
level to become completely healed.
for the better decreasing the rate we age and Obsidian Health & Nutrition
PILLAR 2 MIND promoting health. Toxic thoughts cause toxic amy@obsidianhealth.co.nz | www.obsidianhealth.co.nz
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Awareness of the mind is becoming conscious chemical reactions in the body and tonic
of our thoughts and perceptions on life. The thoughts cause tonic chemical reactions in the
point of power is in the present moment not body.
in the past or the future, yet we are so often
PILLAR 3 SPIRIT
thinking about our past or our future that we
We are spiritual energetic beings or pure
forget to enjoy the present moment. It is in the
consciousness. As spirit, we have only ever
present moment that incredible changes take
experienced complete unconditional love, and
place.
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CLASSIC TOURNAMENT
CONTRIBUTED
RIGHT: Life member Myra Caldwell, cutting the
cake | BOTTOM: Merry, Louise O’Leary and
Marie Kidd with flowers.
O n Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th of
February, twenty six teams played in a
classic fours tournament organised by Louise
of bottles of water were the norm for the day. To
keep players informed of their team standings, a
progress report of results was displayed on the TV
O’Leary and Merry Cradock tournament screen. The computer programme was compiled
convenors .The tournament was sponsored by by Wayne Heron and Albert Kong who collated all
Pub Charity Limited. The Grand Tavern Te Aroha the results after each game and gave a points by
is the supporting gaming outlet for the Pub points summary throughout the two days.
Charity grant for prizes.
Lunch was served by the ladies from the Te Aroha
President of Tui Park Bowling Club, Rolly Hayes Golf Club and was provided for both days. As part
welcomed all bowlers and wished all teams every of the celebrations, a 21st birthday cake was cut
success and a competitive and friendly two days by Myra Caldwell, a life member who has played in
of bowls. Centre President Murray Galloway also most of the 21 tournaments .
attended the tournament.
The winners of the tournament were from the Rewa
Teams represented the following clubs from Club in Matamata. They were Jocelyn Hart, Marie
Counties Manukau, Bay Of Plenty, Waikato and Tappin, Lyn Clough and Margaret McMillan.
the Thames Valley. They were Frankton Junction,
Runners up were the team from Tui Park. They
Hinuera, Leander Park, Manurewa, Mercury Bay,
were Juliet Wright, Alison Honeyfield, Kim Kong
Morrinsville, Pauanui, Pukekohe, Rewa, Tauranga
and Ellewies Hayes
South, Te Awamutu, Thames, Thames Coast,
Tokoroa, Waihi, Waihi Beach and Tui Park. In third place was the Thames team of Val
Mathews, Patsy Robinson, Molly Galloway and
On arrival all bowlers were given a commemorative
Doreen Garlick.
program compiled by Len Hay and printed by
Alison Honeyfield to keep as a memento of the It was fitting that the prizes were presented by
tournament. Marie Kidd, a past member of the Tui Park Club.
Marie was the instigator of this tournament in the
The greens were in pristine condition and the heat
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