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World title for wake boarder

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Morgan Haakma, pictured on her way to winning the women's amateur world title. Inset: Morgan with her trophy.

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One Cambridge local has made her mark on the world map following an excellent performance at the 2017 WWA Wakeboard World Championships held in Toronto, Canada, on the weekend.

Morgan Haakma won her first women’s amateur world title on day two of the champs, blasting the competition out of the water.

The Cambridge wakeboarder earned the title after pulling off a massive backroll and another impressive wakeboarding move, the “T/S Indy 180”, to score the top result of 85, miles ahead of secondplaced USA wakeboarder Alisa Topper on 70 points and Canadian Christi McKinney with 50 points in third.

“I was so nervous because I knew the other girls were good and had tricks that I haven’t landed yet,” said Morgan, “but I couldn’t control how those girls rode, so I tried to stay as focused as I could.

I went through my pass in my head and ended up landing the whole pass with two extra tricks in, and then landed my first ever in-competition backroll at the end which was the best feeling in the world.”

“I had to ring my dad back in New Zealand and wake him up at 2am to tell him, it was for sure the best moment I have ever had wakeboarding!”

Morgan followed her dad’s footsteps into wakeboarding, having grown up in a water-skiing family.

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Starting from age 11, she entered her first competition in 2009 along with her brother, and has built up much of her wakeboarding prowess through training with her family and friends at Karapiro. More recently the 20-year-old has been training with the crew at “Shred the Gnar” wakeboarding school in North Carolina, USA. “I am absolutely loving riding with the crew, everyone is so stoked on wakeboarding and so supportive and encouraging which makes all the difference when learning new tricks,” Morgan said. “I have learned so much since I have been here. I have so many more tricks I want to learn and plan on doing as many more competitions as I possibly can while I’m in the States.”

As a Sir Edmund Hillary Scholar at the University of Waikato, Morgan is currently on an exchange at the University of North Carolina. She will return to Cambridge in December in time for the New Zealand competitions.

Yellow sun umbrellas and garden chairs were put out as the sun was shining brightly for Daffodil Day on Friday, August 25 at Bupa St Kilda Care Home.

Staff, residents and family members dressed up in yellow and the house was decorated with beautiful daffodils in the hallways and lounges.

The front entrance was taped off with yellow cord and yellow dishcloths waved in the glorious spring day breeze.

At 10.30am the BBQ was lit and a delicious aroma of sausage and onions made the residents and villagers come out.

Everyone enjoyed a lovely social sausagesizzle morning tea with a comfy seat in the sun and some music in the background.

All proceeds from the sausage sizzle and donations are going to the Cancer Society and at the latest count the total funds raised were

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St Kilda Care home would like to thank all who donated generously and everyone who worked hard to make this a super fun morning.

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Steve Haggie Off the top of my head I would say Sarah Ulmer.

She does a lot of work for free and gives her time and that. She spoke at BNI the other week about the cycle trail from Ngaruawahia to Cambridge.

She does a lot of volunteer things like that, I guess just for the passion of what she does.

John Grootscholten Maybe one of the rowers, Eric Murray or Hamish Bond, or Mahe Drysdale.

Trevor Sills I reckon probably one of the rowers, like Hamish Bond or Eric Murray. They’ve worked really hard, and yeah so I reckon that would be a good one.

They’re a good inspiration for people.

Kelly Grice I don’t really know many people, I’ve only been here for 18 months, but I would probably pick Anna Bodle. She coaches netball, she coaches rugby, and she’s an awesome mum of three.

She gives a lot to sport in Cambridge I think, as a volunteer as well which is even better.

Alan Garvin and Archer From the people I know, one person who I think contributes a huge amount to Cambridge is probably Mike Pettit, the head master of Cambridge Primary, he’s involved with a number of community things and he does a huge amount for the school, he never stops!

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Flying forward with help of Alinker

By Sophie Iremonger

the accident, Michael Bland, a former nurse and now coach at A local woman is becoming the Avantidrome, took it upon an inspiration to many as she himself to get Eltje cycling overcomes the obstacles of again, starting with the tricycle. everyday life and continues At the Paralympic National her journey to independence, Championships, held as part recently made easier with the of the National Road Cycling help of the Alinker walking bike. Champs in Cambridge a few It all started in early 2016, weeks ago, Eltje competed on when cyclist Eltje Malzbender the trike and raced to the finish was left on the rural roadside in the time trial to win gold. near Waitomo, after being hit She has been selected for the by a car. She was eventually potential Paralympian squad to taken to hospital where she take part in the 2020 games. lay in a coma for two and a half Eltje credits Michael and John months. After waking up she as being major contributors in had no memory of the incident, her success so far, and can now but damage to the bike and credit an excellent invention in the simple layout of the terrain enabling her to become even where she was found indicated more independent and mobile. it was a hit-and-run.

The Alinker walking bike But that wasn’t going to has just been released in New deter Eltje from her passion for Zealand following its launch cycling. After spending over a in North America and the year in rehab, the former Te Kuiti Netherlands, created by Dutch resident moved to Cambridge, woman Barbara Alink originally where the flat terrain, wide for her 80-year-old mother, footpaths and a residence close who didn’t want to live with the to town provided the ideal place stigma of using a walking frame. to begin rebuilding her life.

Now the incredible yet simple The accident left Eltje with three-wheel walking bike serious neurological damage enables people with all sorts which affected her balance and of limitations, from arthritis to coordination, but she continues bad balance, to outpace even to improve her ability and gain a fit walker. “You’d have to walk more mobility with each day. quite briskly to keep up!” John “I’m back on a racing tricycle Blake explains. “It’s a freedom actually,” says Eltje, who is now machine really, it’s given Eltje involved with paracycling. “Now freedom and independence.” that I’m in Cambridge I have “It’s 10 times faster than better access to everything crutches and much easier really, the community, cafes, to use,” said Eltje. “Since the shops, the gym, and I recently accident everything that I do discovered the pool at now is really aiming at regaining Resthaven.” as much independence as I can, “Cambridge is a very nice and the Alinker is certainly a big town with some very caring stepping stone for that. people in it actually,” adds Eltje’s “When I walk on crutches I friend and support person, John can’t talk to anybody because Blake. “We find that a lot of the I’m so focused on my walking, time when we go to a café or but with the Alinker I can chat wherever, as she’s getting out along the way. And it’s much of the car somebody steps in more stable – although stability and holds the door open or and balance is an issue for me, something like that, people are I’m much better on the Alinker. really good.”

You still need to use your own As a competitive cyclist, stability but you don’t need to Eltje had always been a regular work it as hard as you have to user of the Avantidrome. After with walking.

“And it’s much easier at the supermarket for example, reaching for products at the same level instead of going up and down from a wheelchair, and you’re more on eye level with other people.”

Eltje has been using an Alinker for three weeks since meeting the inventor Barbara at the Avantidrome, who was visiting as part of the Alinker’s launch in New Zealand. Whilst there, the pair went for a whiz around the flat part of the track and quite simply had a ball even though Eltje had a broken wrist at the time!

“We kind of clicked really,” said Eltje. “She’s just an absolutely awesome person, not only has she invented that device, but she has a big heart as well and is happy to support people with so called ‘disabilities’, she actually calls it

‘people who have adapted’.”

The Alinker is available through Life Unlimited Charitable Trust – the exclusive dealer in New Zealand – through their Life Unlimited Hamilton store or online. Eltje has now been declared the official “ambassador” of the Alinker in New Zealand. “I have no idea what is involves but I’m quite happy to talk to people when they see me,” Eltje laughs.

“After Barbara had our little blast around the Avantidrome we went to a café and already there was a person asking ‘oh what is that’ and we let them have a go, people really love it straight away, I certainly did.”

Those interested in trying out an Alinker can visit Life Unlimited at 20 Palmerston Street, Hamilton. Or if you see Eltje around town, why not have Eltje Malzbender (left) and Barbara Alink during their visit to a chat! the Avantidrome.

St Peter’s comes top at science fair

St Peter’s School Cambridge won the NIWA Shield for ‘Best Overall School’ for the second year running at the NIWA Waikato Region Science Fair last week.

They placed first out of 30 schools to enter the competition.

In addition to this, St Peter’s came first in Year 7-8 Planet Earth and Beyond, Year 9-10 Living World, Year 9-10 Physical World, Year 9-10 Planet Earth and Beyond and Year 11-13 Senior Sciences.

“The results indicate we are strong in all areas of the Science curriculum – Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Earth and Space, as well as Agriculture and Technology,” said Sarah Hay, Head of Science at St Peter’s.

“With 400 entries across all the categories, we are exceptionally proud of what our students have achieved.”

St Peter’s was also in the top three placings for Year 8 Living World, Year 9-10 Material World, Year 7-8 Junior Inventions and Technical Innovations, Year 11-13 Senior Inventions and Technical Innovations, Year 9-13 Scientific Wall Charts and Open Scientific Photography.

All St Peter’s Science students are encouraged to enter the competition.

For the top class at each year level at St Peter’s, it’s built into the curriculum – to

enrich and extend learning opportunities in science.

Students worked all of term two on their projects, choosing a subject or invention based on their area of interest.

Those selected to enter the competition were required to present their findings in a discussion session with the judges, gaining valuable experience in communicating their ideas and findings to an independent audience.

Some students opted to do a scientific wall chart, a scientific observational drawing, make a video about an aspect of science or enter the photography category that is about science. A number

St Peter's students at the Science Fair, Amy Sadler, Joseph Frengley, Ilayda Erturk, Luke Van Gog, Jess Strick (back), Sasa Kosasih, Ben Prince and Thomas Duncan.

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Special and major awards to St Peter’s included: NIWA Special Award for outstanding exhibit related to water/and or the atmosphere.

NZ Baking Industry Research Trust Special Award.

NZ Institute of Food Science Special Award, for best Y9-13 Food Science and Technology Exhibit.

Two Kudos Hamilton Science Excellence Special Awards.

Babbich Consultants Trophy, for Runner-Up Year 9-10 Exhibit.

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Suicide figures spark new concerns

By Viv Posselt This week’s announcement that suicide deaths in New Zealand have increased for the third successive year has prompted a response from Euthanasia-Free NZ executive officer Reneé Joubert.

“It is concerning that there is an assisted suicide bill before Parliament, despite our high suicide rate,” said Ms Joubert, who is based in Cambridge.

“Essentially, the only difference between suicide and assisted suicide is the number of people involved in bringing about the death. In both cases, the person likely desires death due to feeling that they’re suffering unbearably and/or have no hope for a better future.

“If suicide is to be prevented, assisted suicide should be prevented also.”

Ms Joubert was responding to provisional statistics released on Monday by Chief Coroner Judge Deborah Marshall, showing the highest provisional figure since records began in the 2007/08 year.

A breakdown of the figures shows that 606 people died by suicide in the year to August

2017. The number of recorded suicides for the 2015/16 year was 579. Males are represented in about three-quarters of suicide deaths, the highest number of suicides are among 20 to 24-year-olds, and Maori continue to have the highest suicide rate of all ethnic groups.

Judge Marshall said while the emotional impact of suicide had been discussed over the past year, more discussion was needed around prevention.

Ms Joubert said there was a demand for ‘assisted suicide’ as a means of suicide.

“We regularly receive phone calls and emails from suicidal people inquiring about ways to access euthanasia because they can’t bring themselves to using other suicide methods. They usually start out talking only about their emotional reasons, and later mention physical medical conditions that would make them eligible for assisted suicide and euthanasia under David Seymour’s End of Life Choice Bill.”

ACT MP David Seymour has a member’s bill on the topic is currently awaiting its first reading.

Ms Joubert went on: “Even if

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depression would be explicitly excluded from the eligibility criteria, suicidal people would still be at risk of accessing ‘assisted dying’. Even mild, subclinical depression could still affect a person’s will to live.”

She said that ‘assisted dying’ legislation would send the message that death was an appropriate response to suffering – a dangerous message for those who are emotionally vulnerable.

“Such a law would change the role of doctors from only helping to prevent suicide, to also facilitating suicide.”

Ms Joubert said EuthanasiaFree NZ was calling on politicians and the public to reject Mr Seymour’s End of Life Choice Bill in principle.

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MP gets to grips with local trades apprenticeships Taupo MP Louise Upston spent an hour or so with a group of building apprentices in Cambridge recently during the country’s ‘Got a Trade? Got it Made!’ week.

Ms Upston, who is also the Associate Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment, spent time last week visiting a variety of trades organisations and businesses, talking to apprentices and employers about trades apprenticeships in New Zealand.

The ‘Got a Trade? Got it Made!’ initiative is a national campaign aimed at getting more people into apprenticeships and trades training.

On August 24, she visited Rob May Builders’ apprentices at work on the St Kilda

subdivision, where she spoke to six of the nine apprentices employed by the company.

“It was fantastic to meet apprentices and hear their stories; what made then decide to take up an apprenticeship and how they see their careers developing,” she said.

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from employers and training organisations about their work to train and upskill the massive workforce needed to keep our economy strong.”

Ms Upston said apprenticeship training has been prioritised by the National Government.

“Budget 2016 provided an

additional $14.4 million to support continued growth in apprenticeship numbers.

In November 2016, the Government announced a new target to have 50,000 people in apprenticeships by the end of 2020, and a further $7 million over four years from 2017 was announced in May.”

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Taupo MP Louise Upston has described the new Cambridge to Tirau ‘Road of National Significance’ as a game changer for the Waikato region.

She said the new road was one of 10 new ‘Roads of

National Significance’ National is committing to, and said building “world-class infrastructure that will encourage economic development and regional growth” was a key priority for the National-led Government.

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“The new road will ensure Cambridge and the surrounding suburbs maintain a strong connection to Tirau and South Waikato, offering road users a safer, more efficient route,” Ms Upston said.

“Waikato’s central location in the upper North Island makes it a nationally significant infrastructure corridor, so the announcement of the new continuous four-lane State Highway signals a boost in economic growth and productivity, and improved reliability of the State Highway network for the region.”

The 10 new ‘Roads of National Significance’ are expected to cost around $10.5 billion, on top of $12 billion invested in the

initial seven, that are now either complete or under construction.

“The ‘Roads of National Significance’ are lead infrastructure projects meaning we are investing now to encourage future economic growth, rather than waiting until the strain on the network becomes a handbrake on progress”, said Ms Upston. .

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Equidays line up announced A father-and-son cowboy duo from the US, an Olympic equestrian coach and New Zealand’s horse-taming Wilson Sisters are just some of the attractions announced for this year’s premier equine event, Equidays, taking place at Mystery Creek in October.

Organisers this week announced the huge line up of entertainment. Ammie Hardie, Equidays’ senior event manager, said preparations for the “biggest Equidays yet” are tracking smoothly, including plans to take a “slice” of the event to the South Island – in Christchurch – for the first time, which she says will allow a wider audience to see what the event offers.

“We’ve been keen to do a South Island version for a while now, so with the success of previous years behind us we felt like this was the year to do it,” says Hardie. “We’re really excited to share our world-class clinician workshops, exhibitors and entertainment with everyone heading along.”

Last year Equidays had more than 23,000 visitors through the gates at Mystery Creek, more than double the number five years before. With the event now in its seventh year, Hardie says they’re always

looking to add to what they offer.

“We get so much amazing feedback after each event, and we’ve just gone from strength to strength each year,” says Hardie.

This year Equidays runs from October 13-15 at Mystery Creek Events Centre. Since its inception in 2010, Equidays has grown into a world-class event, endorsed by Equestrian Sports New Zealand (ESNZ) and event ambassadors the popular Wilson Sisters.

Education is a big focus of Equidays, alongside its values Entertain, Equip and Empower.

This year there are 16 visiting clinicians and more than 40 hours of clinics per day, along with more than 200 exhibitors where visitors can purchase equine equipment.

Each year international clinicians host a variety of teaching workshops for riders and the public. Among the clinicians this year are Rob Ehrens, Olympian and coach of the current world show jumping champion, and Kyra Kyrklund, who is a six-time Olympic medalist and world champion dressage superstar.

A third night show has also been added to the line-up of entertainment.

“We’ve usually had night shows on the Friday and Saturday, but due to demand we’ve now added a Sunday night event,” says Hardie.

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performances from worldleading equine entertainers.

The Wilson Sisters (Vicki, Kelly and Amanda) will host the inaugural ‘Top Talent’ competition, where selected participants impress the crowd

with their horsemanship skills, and Texan father-and-son duo Craig and Cole Cameron will lead the ‘Cowboy Challenge’ – a competition for western riders.

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$10,000 literacy award for Jeremy Cole A former Cambridge student who still holds strong ties to the local community was recently recognised for his excellence in literacy at the Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust (AWCT) Book and Manuscript Awards held on Friday, August 18.

Jeremy Cole (pictured right), the third son of well-known locals Michael and Dayelle Cole, was the winner of the AWCT Mind Body Spirit Literary Award.

Entered in the unpublished manuscript category, his work, “Divine Laziness: The Art of Living Effortlessly” won him the $10,000 prize ahead of five finalists.

Jeremy will be known to many in Cambridge, having attended Cambridge East, Cambridge Middle and Cambridge High schools.

After finishing school he went on to work for Geoff Taylor making jewellery, before moving to Wellington where he trained as a qualified homeopath, now working at a website developing firm.

Having trained in Kung Fu in Cambridge as a child, which he developed to a second degree black belt, he now practices the Chinese art of traditional Wing Chun, as well as Buddhist meditation. He now resides on the Kapiti Coast with his long-term partner Kate. His family back here in Cambridge can certainly be proud of his achievements to date!

Model railway exhibition next weekend The Greater Waikato Railway (GWR) Modellers (Cambridge, Matamata, Tirau, Te Awamutu, Morrinsville, and Hamilton) will host an event next weekend “not to be missed” by model railway enthusiasts.

Held at the Cambridge Town Hall on Saturday and Sunday, September 9-10, the 2017 Model Railway Exhibition will feature a huge range of model railway items and displays, as well as other crafts and models – including exquisite miniature doll houses made by members of the Waikato Miniatures Club.

Members of the Cambridge Patchwork Group and Quilter’s Patch Orphans (making quilts for Camp Quality) will also be on hand to provide interesting hobby ideas for the family.

Cambridge Brass Band will attend on the day and provide catering to raise funds for their trip to France in 2018. A

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The show will be open from 10am-4.30pm on Saturday,

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St Peter’s Catholic takes ‘higher point of view’ on peace

By St Peter’s Catholic School student, Matteo Di Maio

During International Peace Week recently, St Peter’s Catholic School decided to take to the skies for a new view on peace.

With the help of a friendly past student and his drone, the students were able to make a giant peace sign; all linking hands as a symbol of how we can all join together to make the world a better place. In fact, some of the school’s foreign exchange students from China joined in as well.

“This was a great way to teach the students about world peace, and it leaves a big impression on all the students,” says Mrs McCreery, the school’s Director of Religious Studies.

Photo of rain-loving tui claims top honour

All in all, the making of a giant peace symbol on the school’s field, helped all the students to understand some part of the true meaning of peace, everyone joining together to make the world a better place, and how we can all be peacemakers.

The students didn’t stop there though. Peace Week in St Peter’s Catholic also included the making of a ‘Peace Tree’ which students hung prayers on to, a colouring competition, a writing competition and even a peace-themed movie session.

As Lucy Eastwood, one of the school’s senior students says, “It was great fun to get together to show the everyone that St Peter’s Catholic is playing their part in striving for World Peace”.

The winning Tui photo taken by Robert Hos of Matangi.

Photo - Hunter Paine

A local amateur photographer with a keen eye has taken top spot in this year’s Hamilton Halo photo competition with his image of a rain-loving tui.

Matangi resident Robert Hos’s photo was among more than 70 entered into the biennial Hamilton Halo photo competition in July and judged the overall winner recently by a panel of experts.

Six years ago when they

first moved onto their Matangi property, Mr Hos and his wife were excited to see one tui.

But rat control, part-funded by the regional council and undertaken by the Hos couple and other neighbours in the remnant kahikatea stand known as Wrights Bush, has seen the native bird numbers grow.

“We were really excited to see a fledgling last year and at one stage this year we had

eight tui outside our kitchen window,” Mr Hos said.

On his win, Mr Hos admitted “most of my photos are very unspectacular, but on this day the lighting was great and I got lucky”.

The winner of the People’s Choice Competition – selected from the top five photos via an online poll – was of a bellbird, taken by Suzanne Hutchinson of Te Awamutu.

The great Waipa bal ball l A great ball was held in the new Alexandra Public Hall on the evening of 10 August 1876. It was a grand occasion with more than 100 guests attending.

Guests hailed from Ngaruawahia, Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, Hamilton East and West, Harapepe, Ohaupo and all the small settlements around Alexandra (now known as Pirongia).

According to a Waikato Times reporter, the hall had been decorated with “festoons of evergreens, crossing one another in every direction. Suspended from the centre, the flags of St Andrew’s Cross, and the red, white and blue drooped gracefully over the heads of the dancers”. The greenery was mostly giant ponga and nikau fronds. At one end was a large Union Jack and at the other the British Ensign. Beside the ballroom were a supper room, card room and dressing rooms.

The guests started filing into the hall after 7pm.

Seats were placed around walls and the floor “had been well waxed”. The small orchestra consisted of a cornopean (type of cornet), ophicleide (predecessor of the tuba), piccolo, clarinet, and piano. The first dance was a quadrille performed by “no less than 40 couples” in rectangular formations.

A programme set out the evening’s 24 dances, a mixture of quadrille, polka, waltz, lancer, cotillion, la varsovianna, galop, Caledonian, mazurka, Schottische and Highland Schottische dances, ending with a “Sir Roger de Coverley”.

Halfway through the dance programme there was a rush for the supper room. “For some time your voice was useless, as the clatter of knives and forks, the rushing to and fro of the attendants, the rapid disappearance of viands and liquids of every description, and the confused murmurs of the orthodox supper flirtations were all that could be seen or heard.”

During the supper there was a toast to the Queen, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Sir Donald McLean, the Army and Navy, Colonel William Lyon who was present and the good health of the ladies.

The guests then returned to the ballroom and dancing continued. “Daylight was stealing in through the window when the last dance was concluded.”

The men wore unif orms and while the dark suit ladies wo s, re long fu in pale pin ll dresses k, salmon , light blu e, maize and apple green.

Edited excerpts from the book Waipa Home of Champions: Celebrating 150 Years. Written and produced by historians Richard Stowers and Kingsley Field.

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Jacob D’Ath and Wiremu Knowles worked together on their project which won overall for year 7s in the “physical world” category. The boys tested “people power” using an alternator to

test which groups of students could generate the most power through cycling. “In the end we found that on average, year 8 girls were better at producing power than anybody else, and you could probably power a home’s LED lights through just riding a bike,” they said. The boys also won “best year 7 exhibit” and took home a cash prize of $420 split between them.

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Fellow year 8 student Anna Ede also won over all in “material world” for her project which tested the effect of different beverages on removing waste oil from aquatic birds, using duck feathers. Having expected beer to win, she was surprised to see that orange juice came out on top, followed by Coke. “It was the citric acid in the orange juice, and the phosphoric acid, and carboxylic acid,” she explained.

Anna was also awarded the Department of Conservation Special Award.

Other CMS students who succeeded at the regional competition included Keaton Budd and Luke O’Brien, who won 3rd in year 7 “physical world” for their “Fling It” project, testing the effect of different angles on a catapult with various objects.

Cayden Buitendach won highly commended in year 8 “physical world” for his project which observed how potential energy would turn into kinetic energy as it travelled through various materials.

Isla Te Weehi won 3rd in the year 7-8 “junior inventions and technical innovations” category with her brilliant project, coding a computer programme to determine the reading age of a particular text.

Manaia Elliott and Nikita Muir placed 3rd in year 7 “living world”, with a project which tested how much sugar students had in their lunch boxes. “Only one person had a completely healthy lunch box,” explained the girls, “so we hoped that they read our project results!”

Kieran Burton won highly commended in year 8 “living world” for his project which tested the fire resistance of different types of hedges.

Year 8 students Cole Sherborne and Marlie van den Berg won third place in “planet earth and beyond”, testing which soil was the best to use for composting.

Year 8 student Bastian Banks entered the same category and won highly commended for his project which used a scalesize representation of the solar system to determine whether any planets had left our solar system since the “big bang,” determining that there was a 28 percent chance that they had.

Year 8 student Chantel Stewart won second place in the year 7-8 “observational drawings” category. Year 8 students Isla Shailer and Sophie Kavanagh also achieved highly commended in this category. Sophie was also awarded highly commended in “living world” for her project, “Killing Beans by pH Means”.

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Outstanding performances from St Peter’s School students saw four gold awards and one silver award achieved at the 2017 Waikato/BOP Band and Orchestra Festival on August 18. As the only school to field two gold award-level orchestras, St Peter’s was marked as the top orchestral school in the region.

Golds went to the school’s Viva Stringendo group (string orchestra), Petra Musica (full orchestra, pictured), Petrafied Phunk (jazz funk band) and percussion ensemble “Impact”. Petra Musica was also awarded Most Outstanding Performance.

The St Peter’s Guitar Orchestra was also

awarded silver, as well as “Most Dynamic Performance”.

“It was amazing to see our students really push hard to go beyond their perceived ability and perform some tough and very demanding music,” said St Peter’s Director of Music and Performing Arts Victoria Trenwith. “It was fantastic to gain reinforcement in the Festival environment that hard work, perseverance and commitment to the team pays off.”

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During the tour we witnessed This service provides fresh vegetable and fruit bags weekly the arrival of a number of the day’s 400 logging trucks, the at competitive prices. Delivery huge container operation (1 can also be arranged. million in the last 12months), This month’s outing took members to Mt Maunganui for the unloading of raw fertilizer, lunch overlooking the harbour Fonterra’s portside depot, with Te Maunga (the mountain) Kiwifruit coolstores and more.

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Haydn’s years of pleasure and

Through all the trials and pleasures of a life well lived, Haydn Finbow’s years spent piloting Spitfires during World War Two rank as the most memorable of times.

By Viv Posselt

“It was like putting on wings and then just flying by Even now, as he quietly yourself…like you were the only reflects on his 94 years of life, thing up there. And they went Haydn becomes more animated fast, really fast! They were so when he talks about flying the easy to fly. iconic aircraft.

“The first time I took off in Spitfires, he reckons with one…I started up the runway a hard-to-conceal frisson of and thought, “I’m actually going excitement, were just “perfect”. to be flying a Spitfire. There He had trained on Tiger Moths were tears in my eyes, I don’t and Harvards, but for Haydn mind telling you.”

– and for many other young It’s unlikely that Haydn would pilots of the day – there was have ever flown one at all had nothing in the world quite like it not been for the outbreak the Spitfire. of World War Two in 1939.

The Spitfire became an iconic Royal Air Force fighter aircraft during the war, having been designed as a short-range, high-performance interceptor aircraft. It was the only British fighter to be in continuous production throughout WW2 – records show there were well over 20,000 of them made.

That’s a lot of planes, and a lot of pilots flying them.

Haydn was born and raised in the small Suffolk village of Cotton. As he tumbled through an English

There’s still a twinkle in Haydn Finbow’s eye as he talks about his beloved Spitfires.

countryside childhood with his contemporaries, his eyes were frequently drawn skywards to watch planes flying by as they traced a route between Norwich and Ipswich in the popular air races of the day.

They were mainly de Havillands and Tiger Moths, he recalls. “They flew directly over our house. I’d be down there waving madly at them.”

He left school at 14 with no clear pathway ahead, and ended up working as an apprentice for an uncle who

was an agricultural engineer.

Under his tutelage, Haydn learned about engines, tractors, farm machinery; there were few cars about for youngsters of his age, but everyone had a bike.

“We’d go riding on a Sunday.

As soon as we heard a truck coming we’d jump off our bikes and watch him go past.”

But flying always captured his imagination. The evacuation of Dunkirk was taking place as Haydn was busy working on a farm, and he and other lads around his age were desperate to get involved.

“Dunkirk was going full blast.

I think most of us were thinking we had to join up and go and stop those Germans.”

Keen to turn thoughts into actions, Haydn tried to do just that. He went along to the RAF recruitment office in Ipswich, but was advised to wait a while as he was only 17. “Don’t worry about coming yet, sonny,” he was told, “you wait until you’re older.”

He pressed them to be allowed to fill out a form, and just a month later received the news that he had been accepted and that he needed to report to London. His first billet was in accommodation commandeered for the recruits around the London Zoo area, and from there he was sent for further training to the north Welsh market town of Aberystwyth. At this early stage, the trainee pilots hadn’t been allowed within cooee of an aircraft. It was several months

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pain on the wings of a Spitfire Britain, the young airmen were sent to various flight schools to learn to fly the different craft.

Haydn joined No 610 (County of Chester) Squadron, RAF. Before long he was catapaulted into the deadly theatre of war, flying Spitfires on patrols over Europe before and after D-Day. Missions saw him pinpointing the exact position of downed

and gunner he was frequently plunged into the fast-paced turmoil of airborne attacks.

Haydn knows he had a few hits, but it was rarely possible in the white heat of the action to take stock of exactly what happened to the enemy aircraft he hit.

“You would always have the fear in your gut that this was your last flight,” he remembers.

“Most of them were So many young men were clobbered at the end lost, many of them close mates.

“Most of them were clobbered of the war. We all just thought let’s bring this towards the end of the war.

We all just thought, let’s bring thing to an end.” thing to an end, so we all threw everything we had at it.”

RAF aircraft to alert pick-up There were sights he can’t crews, he flew as fighter escort un-see, smells he can’t un-smell. on bombing missions, flew out to attack enemy ships or Just talking about it even now went on straffing missions to brings much of the horror back identified targets. into stark focus.

Much as he loved flying those One narrow escape was when Spitfires, terror was a constant he was shot down in Germany. companion. There was always Fortuitously, he succeeded the risk of being shot down – in bringing the aircraft to the his aircraft was hit many times, ground relatively unscathed, and in his role as both pilot but he landed between the

Haydn Finbow with his Spitfire.

German and the Allied lines, missing a house by inches and nudging the aircraft into the side of a hill at somewhere around 150 miles an hour.

“One of our sergeants with the 6th Air Battalion division shouted at me, “For Christ’s sake, get out of here!”. He said there were Germans behind the hedge, and told me to follow him.”

That episode resulted in Haydn being hospitalised for a while, crammed in with injured military personnel of all nationalities. “So many had awful injuries…some were burned, they’d been in the tanks. The smell was awful.”

From there he was taken to a hospital in Brussels for two weeks – and then the war Haydn Finbow (extreme left) with his 610 (County of Chester) Squadron, RAF. ended. adjust back into civilian life. was Ian Douglas Smith, the man Patricia quickly found jobs in Once back in the UK, Haydn “We just made the most of born in what was then Southern the Hamilton area, and they spent the next two years getting out of it alive, I suppose. Rhodesia, who went on to started their new lives. putting his life back together.

We’d be off at the pubs, getting become a farmer and politician, Haydn took on the franchise Like so many others, the drunk and chasing women. It and who became Rhodesia’s for a kitset-type of home experiences seared into their took a while for us to settle Prime Minister from 1964 to building, and went on to build memories made it difficult to down.”

1979. hundreds of homes across When he did, he married “His bunk was next to mine the region. They moved to Patricia, a girl he knew from – we used to talk about all sorts Tauranga; it was there that his home area, and the couple of things. I would never have Haydn was widowed 12 years raised three daughters. With thought he’d have gone on ago, and there he remained the war and its immediate to become a politician,” said until he was 92, when family aftermath behind him, Haydn Haydn. “But I did follow his brought him to Cambridge to never flew again and he has career for years after that.” be closer to them. been left with an abiding Haydn’s working life took off Despite the horror and distrust of travelling in boats. in various directions. He went sadness he experienced during But there are memories he back to work with his uncle for a the war, Haydn believes those has held dear from those days. while, working with agricultural years flying Spitfires were The discipline, the camaraderie equipment, draining fields, among the best times of his life. and the closeness of friends working in the factory, then he “The war was a terrible facing a common danger has did a few other things before time for everyone, but flying him swell with pride. the couple decided to migrate was somehow different. I did Among those friends was to New Zealand in 1974. think about flying in a civilian the late Group Captain Colin They visited New Zealand capacity once the war was over, Gray, who ended the war as a House in London and decided but the planes were getting decorated RAF officer and the they liked what was on offer. bigger, they carried more top New Zealand fighter ace of Although he was almost 50 people. I didn’t think I’d like WW2. Another squadron mate at the time, both Haydn and that.”

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First XI girls football team 2017 Waikato Premier League champions.

Junior netballers top the region Cambridge High School’s junior premier netball team accomplished an outstanding achievement last month in Rotorua, winning the Waikato Bay of Plenty Netball Secondary School Year 10 grade at the tournament.

The team soared through pool play unbeaten in their five games to meet Taupo-o-Nui College in the semi-final, winning convincingly with a score of 30-8. The team then went on to win a very close final against Rotorua Girls High School, 21-20.

The team is made up of both Year 9 and 10 girls, coached by ex Waikato Magic player Rachel Davis and managed by Michelle McDonald. “It’s a wonderful achievement and shows the depth of talent and promise emerging at Cambridge High Netball,” said Davis.

Pictured: The CHS Junior Premier team. Back row: Chloe Davis, Gemma Aveyard, Kyla Ayres, Georgia Methven, Courtney Deacon, Holly Gascoigne. Front: Brea McDonald, Shanelle Walters, Kaylee Honiss, Mandi Portegys.

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A decade of dominance for St Peter’s First XI girls’ football The St Peter’s First XI girls’ football team beat Hamilton Girls’ High School (HGHS) last weekend to win the title of Waikato Premier Girls’ Football Champions for the tenth consecutive year – the longest winning streak in the long history of the competition.

With both teams missing players (who were overseas with the NZ U16 team), the game could have gone either way. It was a very tense and even start with most of the play happening in the midfield as both teams searched for some quality.

St Peter’s players Kate Williams, Brooke Kilmister, Kimbi Rowan-Sanders and

Brie Perry, along with Keeper Amber Harris, ensured that any attempts by HGHS were from distance. Josephine Oosterhuis, Sarah Krystman, Caitlin Burns, Maddie Brown and Olivia Came provided the spark for Striker Lauren Henry to work off.

It was nil-all at halftime.

However, in the second half, the game started to open-up and St Peter’s gained ascendancy. It took a piece of magic by Kate Williams to settle the match for St Peter’s; she struck a long range free kick, nestling the ball into the top right corner of the net.

St Peter’s comfortably saw out the remaining five minutes to win the title.

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Young Cambridge cyclists top the world table

By Sophie Iremonger Cambridge cyclists Jackson Ogle and Ellesse Andrews rounded off the New Zealand team’s medal haul during the last two days of the UCI Junior World Track Cycling Championships in

Italy over the weekend.

18 year old Ogle won a bronze medal in the junior men’s 1000m time trial on the Montichiari Velodrome on the fifth and final day of the competition, whilst the day before, 17-year-old Andrews claimed a gold medal with a superb

performance in the junior women’s individual pursuit.

Ogle clocked 1:02.756 to finish a second behind Russian winner Pavel Perchuk, and a fraction outside his New Zealand Championshipwinning performance, with teammate Josh Scott

(Christchurch) 20th.

Andrews won the bronze medal in the individual pursuit at the world championships in Switzerland last year, though her main focus then was on the sprint race, where she won a rainbow jersey. Under the watchful eye of her father Jon, a former Commonwealth Games medallist and Olympian and now the national junior coach, Andrews has fully transitioned to endurance. She was part of the team pursuit that won the silver medal on the first day, and on the fourth day (Sunday NZ time) she earned her fourth world championship medal and her second rainbow jersey.

New Zealand’s other medals in the competition were silver and bronze medals earned respectively by the female and male team pursuits.

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Some great competition was enjoyed in two recent events.

The Ladies Singles was won by Lynette McCheyne with Diane Watts runner up.

The Men's Singles went to David Jenkins and Lloyd Nicholson was runner up.

The Championship Triples was taken out by two two-person teams.

Lynette McCheyne and Bryce Espin are the champions and David Jenkins and Andrea Anderson were second. Congratulations to all involved.

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Medal haul for Kenpo students

By Sophie Iremonger Mark Robinson’s Cambridge school of Kenpo 5.0 sent a team of 23 students to the Fabian Niwa Kenpo 5.0 memorial tournament in New Plymouth last weekend.

After months of training their hard work paid off with a massive team medal haul of 35 trophies from 23 competitors.

“It’s really a fantastic result for these guys and thoroughly deserved,” said their Sensei Mark Robinson. “And this is on the back of an extremely strong performance at the Oceania Competition in May.” The Cambridge students performed “amazingly well” across all three base areas of the competition – sparring, selfdefence and “forms and sets”.

In addition to their many excellent results in the base competition, five

of the Cambridge students were also selected for the Grand Champion match off.

In this intense final Aaron Bruce was able to win his category as well as the overall Grand Champion award. “A fitting tribute to an awesome young man,” said Mark. “Having said that, the judges had a torrid time trying to differentiate between competitors, the standard was so high.”

Next on the radar for these Cambridge Kenpo superstars is the annual Kenpo 5.0 International Camp in Las Vegas, taking place next year on July 18. Selection, training and fundraising for that event will start soon.

Anyone who would like to learn selfdefence or is interested in being part of the Kenpo 5.0 family is encouraged to contact Mark Robinson on 029 933 3669.

Standing: Alexandra Hollands, Luke De Jong, Jason Grubner, Mark Robinson, Aaron Bruce, Drew Baldwin, Caleb De Jong, Kaylah Nelson, Danny De Jong. Kneeling: Jacob D’Ath, Liam Frederiks, Josh Osment, Michael Farrington, Emerson Frederiks. Sitting: Molly Norvill, Zander Jurgens, Nicola D’Ath, Danielle D’Ath, Owen MacDonald.

Absent: William Robertson, Rede McLean, Dan Chapman, Jacob Hoyle, Sasha Worth.

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By Josh Easby, Cambridge Football Club

Cambridge Football Club’s efforts to provide better playing surfaces for its young players have received a huge boost from this year’s successful RICOH Quiz Night fundraiser. Preliminary figures show the club has raised about $6000 to go towards its Junior Pitches Levelling Project.

About 200 enthusiastic supporters of the club took part in the quiz at Cambridge East School on the weekend, combining their knowledge of trivia with raffles, silent auctions and simply having a fun evening. Fittingly, event and club sponsor RICOH also provided the winning quiz team, showing their knowledge of everything from sports and entertainment to geography and history.

Club chairman Steve Thomas said this year’s event had been outstanding and he paid tribute to the team of volunteers who organised the event, led by Vanessa Payne, Calleigh Baker, Alistair McQuarters and Jamie McKean.

Attendees were superbly coerced by MC Camille Guzwell – co-host of The Breeze breakfast show – into parting with cash for raffles and auctions, while club president Peter Martens once again showed his skills as quizmaster. Volunteers from the club staffed the bar, marked quiz sheets and sold raffles throughout the night.

Chairman Thomas thanked all the club sponsors and companies who had donated excellent prizes, all of whom were recognised in a specially-printed 16-page programme for the event.

The money raised will go towards the levelling project, which is a long-term plan to raise at least $150,000 so the junior playing fields can be professionally levelled to provide more pitches with excellent playing surfaces.

The club currently can utilise less than half the land it has available due to undulation and poor drainage. With the quiz night funds, the club expects to finish this season with about $15,000 set aside for the project. The club’s experience is that once it has raised about $25,000, it can then realistically seek grants from various funders with the knowledge that it has been proactive in leading the project.

Raising large amounts of money for the senior clubroom extensions ($200,000) and the construction of the junior clubrooms had shown the importance of establishing a fighting fund through our members’ own efforts.

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Reds can clinch football titles this weekend who currently sit third from bottom in the competition.

However to take the title on the day, Cambridge need rivals Waikato Unicol and Matamata Swifts to slip up in their games against Otumoetai and Tauranga Old Blues respectively.

Even so, Cambridge can make sure of the title a week later in the local derby at Te Awamutu.

Cambridge’s apparent stranglehold on the two titles – the highest competitions in the Waikato/Bay of Plenty region – follow two wins at John Kerkhof

By Josh Easby, Cambridge Football Club

Cambridge could wrap up the titles for football’s WaiBOP Premiership and Championship next weekend if results go their way.

The Reds can sew up the Championship title with a win against lowly Matamata Swifts at John Kerkhof Park on Saturday, kicking off at 12.30pm.

Immediately after, the first team can clinch the Loaded WaiBOP Premiership crown with a win against Rotorua United

Park last Saturday.

A 3-0 win against Tauranga Boys’ College has given Cambridge’s first team a sixpoint lead in the Premiership.

Cambridge comfortably won despite a scrappy performance, marked by wasted chances and youthful opponents who never stopped chasing.

Not known for fast starts, Cambridge took a fifth-minute lead when Andrew Taylor crossed from wide for Callum MacLeod to control and score from an angle. The teams went

into half-time with the score 1-0 but Cambridge took control of the result with a second goal after 52 minutes when Tom Woutersen struck a sweet cross for Jordan Silvester to convert from close in.

Ten minutes later, the match was as good as over when Cambridge’s Kieran Hill fired a ball hard and low into the crowded Tauranga area.

Remarkably, everyone missed it and the ball sneaked into the far corner of the net for his first goal of the season.

As Cambridge celebrated their win, news arrived that nearest rivals Waikato Unicol had lost 2-1 at home to Matamata Swifts. To be sure of winning the title, Cambridge need to win two of their three remaining games.

In the WaiBOP Championship a 4-3 win by Cambridge against nearest rivals Tauranga City United increased the gap to seven points at the top of the table.

Leading goalscorer James Cakebread scored Cambridge’s

first goal in the 27th minute.

Striker Adam Brady (43rd minute), Jason Szabo (58th) and Levi Clark (72nd) added Cambridge’s others and the side were in control, leading 4-2 with five minutes to go. However the experienced Tauranga side found a late goal and the home side had to withstand a frantic finish before being certain of the points.

Player of the Day was Avi Kumar. The win extended the team’s unbeaten run to seven games.

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By Sophie Iremonger

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Hundreds of pairs of sneakers Another Cambridge local, pounded the pavement outside Emerson Deverell, finished Cambridge High School and the fourth overall and the firstsurrounding roads on Sunday placed female in the 5km run when the Cambridge Half with 18 minutes and 17 seconds Marathon returned for 2017. on the clock.

The annual event saw a Cambridge local Jonny range of partakers turn out for McKee was the first to finish the occasion, from competitive overall in the epic Cambridge runners to amateur Half Marathon run, in one hour adventurers of all ages, with and 14 minutes, exactly four walking or running options minutes ahead of second5km, 10km and half marathon placed Hamilton runner Lance distances.

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One course record was John Charlton was the next broken this year, Hamilton’s Cambridge person to finish Russ Best finishing the 5km the half marathon, in 7th place running race in 15 minutes overall, followed by the nextand 56 seconds, followed less best local runner in the race,

Dale Fairbrother in 14th. Gina Boone was the fastest local female to finish, in one hour and 35 minutes, four minutes behind first-placed female Kovo MacDonald of Taupiri.

Three more Cambridge locals finished in the top five of the kids’ 2km run, with Flynn Wilson finishing first in eight minutes and 12 seconds, followed 32 seconds later by Oliver-Tane Knowles in third, and another 16 seconds later by Heatherann Knowles in fifth – also the firstplaced girl.

All in all 140 Cambridge locals took part across the various categories in this year’s event, a fantastic effort from all involved.

Children were rearing to go in the 2km kids’ run.

Photo – Michael Jeans.

Cambridge Golf Weekend players are contesting the Gloria Gilmore Handicap Matchplay event.

On Saturday Viv Hall prevailed over Kathy Miller, and Hannah Myers over Deanna Thompson, both matches going to the 18th, whilst Kay Brennan finally managed the win over Ella Cockburn on the 20th hole.

Great even matches.

Hannah will play the plate final against Thelma Newman,

and Viv and Kay the main final next week.

The course has just reopened after coring of the greens, it is a matter of debate as to whether the sandy surface makes putting easier! Jill Morgan had 75 gross/73 nett so she is in great form to take advantage of the grass growth underfoot, which will be conducive to improved scores by everyone.

Wednesday players went to

Okoirore for nine-hole play in very heavy conditions, scores not for publication but they all enjoyed lunch in the dining room afterwards.

In September we contest the Championship Matchplay, and finalise the Topcat competition.

The warm conditions mean that we will enjoy our golf, and hopefully the winter hibernators will venture back out.

124 competitors took part in the half marathon. Pictured: Ian Matthew (286). Photo – Michael Jeans.

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Putaruru College Ball has Hollywood theme Lights, camera, action and with that the Putaruru College Hollywood themed School Ball for 2017 was underway. Senior students from Year 11-13 made their entrances walking the red carpet to enjoy an evening of glamour and excitement, which the Year 13 Ball Committee had feverishly and tireless worked to execute.

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Hampton Downs International Motorsport Park The new Hampton Downs International Motorsport Park offers unique corporate event opportunities, Christmas functions and world class functions and conference facilities.

After a $30m upgrade the motorsport track and entertainment facility, which is located on the northern boundary of the Waikato region and central to both Hamilton and Auckland, was relaunched in late October last year in grand style with a major motorsport event, headlined by the Australian GT series.

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Cancer Society wins at Kaipaki cross-country day

By Steph Bell-Jenkins This year’s cross-country run at Kaipaki School was a day Charlotte Cowan, Sophie Wallis and Chloe Browne will probably never forget.

“It’s been an amazing day,” said principal Kim Budd on Tuesday afternoon, after her communityminded students raised more than $700 for the Cancer Society.

Charlotte came up with the idea of extending her school cross-country race into a run-athon about three weeks ago.

“On the day when I thought of it, my mum and another mum from school were talking about her friend who’d just got cancer

and how they were struggling with it,” the 12-year-old said.

“That’s how the idea initially came to me. One of our (family) friends also has cancer and my mum’s closest friend’s mum got cancer and died, so I just thought I could give somebody a better chance at living by raising the money.”

She talked to her friends Sophie (12) and Chloe (11), who were keen to join in. The trio secured the support of their principal and began meeting with her daily to discuss ideas.

“Mrs Budd in particular has been very supportive,” Charlotte said.

Over the following weeks the

students committed hours of their own time to the project, putting up posters around school and approaching the Cancer Society, which donated leftover Daffodil Day merchandise to sell.

Charlotte and her parents also organised a sausage sizzle.

Interviewed the day before the event, the girls said their goal was to raise more than $100 and run 25 laps.

Thanks to a massive effort on Tuesday they smashed those targets, collecting more than $400 and completing 64 sponsored laps.

Charlotte ran 31 circuits of the school field over the day – more than five times the distance set

Kaipaki School students Sophie Wallis (12), Charlotte Cowan (12) and Chloe Browne (11) gear up for their cross-country run.

for a year eight student – while Sophie did 28.

“Basically they ran for most of the day with rest periods in between selling merchandise,” said Kim. “Chloe ran her five laps and was MC for the day, keeping us all informed and entertained. We’re

so proud of them all. There was a lovely atmosphere and the whole community really supported them, whether it was through buying sausages, daffodils, balloons, pens or sponsorship.”

Kim said the girls ended the day “totally exhausted” but had enough energy to stand up and

Sun shines for Goodwood school cross country

The Goodwood School Cross Country Championships were held under sunny winter skies on Friday, August 25, making perfect conditions for the school’s 340 students to take part in the annual races.

A large crowd of family and friends cheered the runners around the course, which included

local farm land and the traditional hay bale jumps.

The top seven runners from each event will be heading to the annual Cambridge Cross Country Championships, featuring all 12 Cambridge primary schools, to be held at the Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro, on Friday, September 8.

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“We’re really privileged to have such amazing, communityminded students here,” she said.

Further donations can be made at the Kaipaki School office, or by emailing office@ kaipaki.school.nz.

Enrolment at Leamington School is governed by an enrolment scheme due to the continual enrolment demand from across Cambridge. Due to this continual demand the Board of Trustees have determined that in 2018 there will only be places for: • Students who reside within the Leamington suburb; • Students within the Leamington School enrolment zone; • Siblings of current students who live outside of the enrolment zone; • Up to 4 places for Y2 students who live outside of the enrolment zone.

Families are encouraged to pre-enrol their children who start school in 2018 or 2019 to ensure they receive maximum educational benefit from our Kick Start Transition to School program.

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Schools kapa haka festival on next week

By Sophie Iremonger The annual Combined Cambridge Schools Kapa Haka Festival will return for 2017 next week, on Tuesday, September 5. Hosted by Cambridge High School (CHS), the event will take place in the school hall from 6pm.

“The Festival is an opportunity for all participating schools to showcase their talent and to share in the celebrations of the Māori culture,” explained Marcel Kuijpers, CHS Assistant Principal.

The fourth annual event will feature kapa haka

groups from nine local schools, engaging in captivating kapa haka and waiata performances to a wide audience open to the public.

Entry will be a gold coin donation, all proceeds going to KidsCan. A bake sale on the night will also contribute towards the cause.

Performing schools will include Cambridge East Primary, Cambridge Primary, Leamington Primary, Tamahere School, Te Miro School, St Peter’s Catholic School, Cambridge Middle School, St Peter’s School and Cambridge High School.

OUT OF ZONE ENROLMENTS The Goodwood School Board of Trustees invites applications from out of zone parents who wish to enrol their children at Goodwood School for 2018.

Enrolment at the school is governed by an enrolment scheme, details of which are available from the school office or website.

Applications can be made by collecting an enrolment form from the school office or the Goodwood School Website. The deadline for receipt of applications for out of zone places is 4pm Friday 29th September.

The Board has determined that 15 places are likely to be available for out of zone students. The exact number of places will depend on the numbers of applications received from students who live within the school’s home zone.

If the number of out of zone applications exceeds the number of places available, students will be selected by ballot as per priority guidelines.

If a ballot is required it will be held on Monday 2 October.

Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot within three working days of the ballot being held.

Please contact the principal David Graham, or school office for further information and an information pack.

Phone: 827 6817 email office@goodwood.school.nz, www.goodwood.school.nz

Last year’s event saw captivating performances from seven local schools.

Karapiro School is now taking enrolments for New Entrants – Year 6 students Karapiro School staff invite all prospective families to come and visit us to find out just what makes Karapiro School a special place to learn and grow together. ✓ A quality education

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The Kaipaki School Board of Trustees has received a number of enquiries from parents of out of zone students seeking to enrol their children at the school next year.

Because the board operates an enrolment scheme, it is required to fill any vacant out of zone places by ballot in cases where there are more applications for enrolment than there are places available.

Due to the ongoing success of our school and the construction of new learning spaces, the board has determined that 20 places are likely to be available to out of zone students for enrolment in the Year 1 to Year 6 areas of the school in 2018.

The board is prepared to receive applications, in addition to those which it already holds, so long as they reach the school by 29 September 2017. If a ballot is required, it will be held on 02 October 2017.Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot within three school days of the ballot being held.

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Blast of colour

By Steph Bell-Jenkins

Goodwood School Pre-school information day Wednesday 6 September

9.00 am – 10.30 am or 6.30 pm – 7.30 pm

There are still a few days left to register for Leamington School’s Colour Blast, a fun family event to be held at Mighty River Domain at Lake Karapiro on Saturday, September 16.

Hosted by the school’s PTA, the morning kicks off at 10am and is open to everyone.

Participants will make their way around an easy course at the domain while being blasted with brightly coloured powder at five different stations.

“You don’t have to run; you can walk, hop, skip, dance or anything you like,” said Selina Eason, one of the organisers.

“Everyone is welcome – young and old, grandparents, other schools – anyone who wants to get out there and have a bit of fun.”

The coloured powder is designed to wash out, but participants are advised to wear old clothing

in case it leaves marks.

Those after a keepsake from the event will be able to purchase Colour Blast t-shirts.

“There will be spot prizes and food for sale, including a sausage sizzle, popcorn, hot donuts and candyfloss,” Selina said.

Five event photographers will be taking photographs on the day and these will be displayed on Facebook and available for purchase at Kodak Express in Victoria St. Tickets cost $20 for people aged 13 and over, $15 for children aged 5-12 and $50 for a family of four. Under-fives are free with a paying adult.

Selina is urging anyone interested to register over the next few days, so the organisers have time to order the coloured powder before the event.

For more information, visit www.leamington. school.nz or search Leamington School Colour Blast on Facebook.

Pre-school children and their families are warmly invited to join us on the morning or evening of Wednesday 6th September to meet our team and to learn about our transition to school programme.

If you are looking for quality education, at a safe and caring school in a relaxed rural setting, we would love to meet you.

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Cambridge East PRIMARY SCHOOL

Out of Zone Enrolments From left: Riley Thomas, Charlotte watson, Lucy Forrest, Abigail Watson, Ronan Transom, and Grace Forrest are revving up for Leamington School’s Colour Blast event. Photos – Selina Eason

Due to the continual success of Cambridge East School we have had an Enrolment Scheme since 2005. The Board of Trustees wish to inform the community that due to demand, we will only have the following places for the 2018 school year: – Students who reside within the Cambridge East School enrolment “Home Zone”; – Siblings of current students who live outside the Cambridge East School enrolment “Home Zone”; We encourage families to pre-enrol their children who start in 2018 or 2019 to ensure we are able to provide the best possible start through our Bridge to School programme.

Details of our school “Home Zone” can be found either on the school website or from the school office. www.cambridgeeast.school.nz If you require further information please contact Hamish Fenemor – Principal 827 7651 or office@cambridgeeast.school.nz

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Supercross returns to Tokoroa

By Andy McGechan, www.

BikesportNZ.com

The 2017 New Zealand Supercross Championships season is set to be a thriller.

The annual national championship has been expanded this year and the blast-off date is fast approaching, both rounds

of the 2017 series set for late October.

The sport, perhaps best described as "motocross on steroids", with all the floodlit evening action crammed into an area no bigger than a rugby field, had been scaled back over recent years as riders were either daunted by the extreme

nature of the action or perhaps they were simply spoiled for choice with so many alternative motorcycling activities demanding their attention.

From a four-round series in 2011, it was scaled back to three rounds in 2012, then reduced to two rounds in 2013.

For the past four years it was

further diminished, down to a one-night affair, although each time at the South Island's fabulous Cooper-Vetsouth Supercross Track at 243 Ryan Road, in Winton.

The sport's governing body, Motorcycling New Zealand (MNZ), is now thrilled to announce that the 2017

Action from Tokoroa in December 2010, when the South Waikato forestry town last hosted a round of the New Zealand Supercross Championships.

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edition of the championships has been boosted again to two rounds, one in the North Island and one in the South Island.

Round one will be at the South Waikato Motorcycle Club's resurrected supercross track at Amisfield, on the Monday afternoon of Labour Weekend, October 23.

Round two will be a week later, on October 28, and hosted again by the Southland Motorcycle Club at its Winton facility.

MNZ general manager Virginia Henderson said she was "very excited to see the sport of supercross showing a growth surge".

"We have received a great commitment from all the race teams and they are happy with the dates. The decision to again have the championships over two rounds was not made by MNZ alone, but in collaboration with all the stakeholders," she said.

Bay of Plenty's former United States supercross champion Ben Townley, who was last year's national supercross champion in the senior open class, has made himself available to help steer the redevelopment.

"I won't be defending my New Zealand supercross

crown," said Townley. "I'm just going to be doing what I can from the sidelines to support the sport's growth and get it re-established."

Using the archery analogy, Townley said that having supercross skills "added an extra string to the bow" for young riders hoping to pursue an international motocross or supercross career.

"It's almost a requirement now for motocross riders heading overseas that they can race supercross as well.

Certainly in the United States… that goes without saying.

"We need rider support (for supercross in New Zealand) and that's what it's lacked in recent years. I hope I can help provide the platform for that support to happen."

The purpose-built track at Tokoroa will "use the same footprint" that was first created back in the 1980s – Tokoroa having built New Zealand's first dedicated supercross circuit in 1989 – but Townley said the jumps would be totally rebuilt.

Huge crowds turned out for supercross events at Tokoroa in the 1990s, and through until the 2010-11 season opener there in December 2010, and MNZ hopes the sport can again bask in that glory.

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Cambridge library staff member on new Village Centre, 4 Vogel St. Doors open innovations and programmes at the library. Cambridge Patchwork Group day meeting, every second Monday 10am to 3pm at the 12:30pm. $25pp. All welcome. Guest Learn How to Worm Farm Workshop, Alpha Masonic Hall, cnr Queen and Bryce speakers and entertainers, “Music Moves Me Resthaven Village Centre, 4 Vogel St, Streets, Cambridge. Info: Lori 827 8689 or Trust”. Book by phoning Reception 827 6097 Cambridge, 1pm-3pm. Learn how to set up or email Gaylene info@resthavenfoundation.

Sharon 827 7629 and look after a worm farm, at end take home org.nz a vermihut worm farm, compost, and family Old Time and Sequence Dancing, 1pm to “The Views” Craft Room at Resthaven of composting tiger worms (worth $180). $30 3:30pm every Monday, at Senior Citizens Hall, Village Centre, 4 Vogel St. All welcome, on pp. 0800 BUY TIX (289 849) or www.waipadc. Milicich Place, Cambridge. Info: May Haines every Friday 2pm - 4pm. A huge variety of 823 1262. govt.nz. crafts to choose from or bring your own and Cambridge vs Rotorua United (WAIBOP Tuesday 5 enjoy good fellowship.

Premiership Football), John Kerkhof Park, 60s Up General Meeting, 12.15pm, Raleigh Vogel St, 2.45pm-4.30pm. Regional football Street Christian Centre, Leamington. New at its best. (Match re-scheduled from April members welcome. Contact 827 3344.

22). All welcome, free event.

Combined Cambridge Schools Kapa Haka “Breaking the Code” at Gaslight Theatre, Festival, Cambridge High School hall, 6pm corner Alpha and Hall Streets, Cambridge. onwards. Gold coin entry. All welcome.

The story of genius Alan Turing, the breaker of Blood Service, Blood donations, Cambridge the WW2 Enigma Code. Tickets: Cambridge Town Hall, 12pm-8pm.

PaperPlus or www.eventfinda.co.nz. Matinee Wednesday 6 ($25), show only ($30) and dinner and show Blood Service, Blood donations, Cambridge ($60).

Town Hall, 7am-2pm.

Lions Shed open 9am – 12pm. Vogel Street.

Come along and grab a bargain, all for good Wednesday Wood Workshop, fully equipped and supervised. Open to cause. community men & women at Resthaven’s Cambridge Farmers Market, Victoria Menzshed, 4 Vogel Street. Every Wednesday Square, Cambridge, 8am-12pm.

9:00am to 4:00pm. Enquiries to David 823 Sunday 3 9170.

Miniature Trains, Leamington Domain, Mixed doubles tennis at the Cambridge Wordsworth St, 10am-3pm. Weather Racquets Club, every Wednesday night 6pm. permitting. Covered-toe shoes required. $2 All welcome. $10 for non members. ride.

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FRIDAY: AY 11 11.00AM, 00AM 33.40, 40 66.00PM SATURDAY: 10.55AM, 1.10, 5.45PM SUNDAY: 11.20AM, 4.15PM MONDAY: 3.50, 8.25PM TUESDAY: 11.00AM, 3.45, 6.00PM

(R16)

an inconvenient sequel TRUTH TO POWER

SUNDAY: 7.30PM - WEDNESDAY: 12.55PM The TRIP to SPAIN FRIDAY: 12.55, 5.45PM SATURDAY: 12.50, 5.25PM SUNDAY: 10.40AM, 3.05PM MONDAY/TUESDAY: 12.55, 5.45PM (PG)

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LOVED IT, JUST LOVED IT’ NEWSHUB

FRIDAY: 11.15, FRIDAY 15 88.30PM SATURDAY: 3.20, 7.55PM SUNDAY: 1.40 - MONDAY: 11.00AM TUESDAY: 1.15, 8.10PM (M)

GIRL’S TRIP

A rare R-rated comedy that pushes boundaries to truly comedic effect and anchors its laughs in compelling characters brought to life by a brilliantly assembled cast. Best friends Ryan, Sasha, Lisa and Dina are in for the adventure of a lifetime when they travel to New Orleans for the annual Essence Festival.

Along the way, they rekindle their sisterhood and rediscover their wild side by doing enough dancing, drinking, brawling and romancing to make the Big Easy blush.

LOGAN LUCKY

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The Logans are a hardscrabble family from the hills of West Virginia, and their clan has been famous for its bad luck for nearly 90 years. But the conniving Jimmy Logan decides it’s time to turn the family's luck around, and with a little help from his friends, the Redneck Robbers, he plans to steal $14 million from the Charlotte Motor Speedway. The film stars Katherine Waterston, Daniel Craig, Channing Tatum, Hilary Swank, Adam Driver and Seth MacFarlane.

’ NZ HERALD

FRI: 3.10, 8.00PM - SAT: 7.40PM SUN: 5.20PM - MON/TUE: 3.10, 8.00PM (M)

HAMPSTEAD

FRI: 10.45AM - SAT: 10.40AM, 3.05PM SUN: 12.55PM - MON/TUE: 10.45AM NT LIVE: OBSESSION SUNDAY: 6.30PM - MONDAY: 1.30PM (PG)

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The Best Value in Show Business AUG 31-SEP 6

Film

Thu, 31 Aug

Fri, 1 Sep

Sat, 2 Sep

Sun, 3 Sep

Tue, 5 Sep

Wed, 6 Sep

Wind River (R16) 2 hrs 5 mins

1.15pm 5.45pm

1.00pm 6.15pm

1.00pm 5.45pm

1.00pm 8.30pm

1.00pm 8.30pm

1.20pm 8.10pm

My Year with Helen (PG) 1 hr 48 mins

3.40pm

1.35pm 8.30pm

11.00am 6.30pm

4.20pm 6.30pm

8.45pm

1.30pm

ADULT CINEMA SHOWCASE

An Inconvienient Sequel (PG) 1 hr 53 mins

1.30pm 6.00pm

4.00pm 5.50pm

4.10pm 8.30pm

11.00am 5.50pm

4.00pm 8.20pm

1.45pm 6.00pm

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Jasper Jones (M) 2 hrs

3.30pm

The Big Sick (M) 2 hrs 15 mins

10.45am 8.15pm

3.45pm 3.20pm 8.00pm

1.40pm 6.15pm

1.40pm 6.15pm

1.40pm 6.15pm

3.30pm 6.00pm

11.30am 3.20pm 8.00pm

11.30am 3.20pm 8.00pm

3.20pm 6.00pm

4.00pm 8.30pm

“The word I keep hearing from patrons as they walk out is, “EXCELLENT”. I have to say that it is a very ‘SPECIAL’ entertainment.” Allan.

11.15am

11.15am

Dunkirk (M) 2 hrs 1 min

12.45pm 3.15pm

1.15pm 6.05pm

2.00pm 8.30pm

2.00pm 8.30pm

1.20pm 6.30pm

Hampstead (PG) 1 hr 57 mins

10.30am

3.50pm

3.50pm

3.50pm

THE BIG SICK M

(The reason for this outlandish title becomes apparent as it progresses.)

THU & FRI 5:25 & 7:40, SAT 12:40, 3:10 & 5:30, SUN 10:40, 1:10 & 3:30, MON 5:40, TUE 5:35, WED 10:00, 5:25 & 7:40

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THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD R16

THE PASSION OF AUGUSTINE PG

THU & FRI 5:35 & 8:00, SAT 5:10 & 7:30, SUN 3:10 & 5:30, MON 5:50, TUE 7:50, WED 5:35 & 8:00 __________________________________________

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A well-liked, light-hearted fun entertainment with Daniel Craig, Channing Tatum, Adam Driver and 11-year-old Farrah Mackenzie.

THU 5:30, FRI 10:10 & 5:30, SAT 3:20, SUN 1:20, WED 5:30

“A wonderful and powerhouse character study centred round D-Day. Strong performances all round with Brian Cox as Churchill (Oscar worthy).

A very good behind the scenes history lesson and heartfelt moments of human fragility.” Graeme.

(Allan agrees.)

CHURCHILL M

8.15pm

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LOGAN LUCKY M

THU & FRI 7:35, SAT 2:45 & 7:45, SUN 12:45 & 5:45, WED 7:35

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A rare R-rated comedy that pushes boundaries to truly comedic effect and anchors its laughs in compelling characters brought to life by a brilliantly assembled cast.

A nice gentle comedy for the older set, that should be enjoyed. Pauline Collins in…

3.45pm 8.00pm

Subject to Change Without Notice.

COMING SOON NT Live Virginia Woolfe 17 September Kingsman The Golden Circle 21 September

Bookings 823 5064 – 32 Lake Street, Cambridge

FRI 10:20, SAT 3:15, FINAL SUN 1:15

SAT 1:10 & 5:20, SUN 11:10 & 3:20, TUE 7:55, WED 10:10

11.00am 5.45pm

www.tivolicinema.co.nz

Four film choices especially for you to take Dad to on his special day: The Hitman’s Bodyguard, Baby Driver, Dunkirk and Logan Lucky HAMPSTEAD PG

Trip to Spain (M) 2 hrs 10 mins

6 Days & The Free Man 7 September Victoria and Abdul 14 September A Date for Mad Mary 14 September

New Zealand’s Longest Running Cinema

THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES M

SAT 1:20, SUN 11:20, TUE 5:55, WED 10:20

R16

DESPICABLE ME 3 PG SAT 12:50, SUN 10:50

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You won’t see another film like it this year. “It’s very entertaining with absolutely incredible driving.” Allan.

BABY DRIVER R13

SAT 5:25 & 7:25, SUN 3:25 & 5:25

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DUNKIRK M

THU 5:20 & 7:50, FRI 10:00, 5:20 & 7:50, SAT 1:00, 2:55 & 7:40, SUN 11:00, 12:55 & 5:40, TUE 5:30, WED 5:20 & 7:50

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THU & FRI 5:40 & 7:30, SAT 5:00 & 7:20, SUN 3:00 & 5:20, MON 5:30,TUE 7:40, WED 5:40 & 7:30

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