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Lest we forget

Sunday’s civic Armistice commemoration at the Town Cenotaph was time to reflect on World War One, which finished 100 years ago. See page three for more.

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Cambridge newsroom update The weather turned it on over the weekend for Armistice commemorations, with record crowds flocking out to Karapiro for Armistice in Cambridge.

As a first-timer myself, I was particularly interested that five out of the six people I spoke to for Streetview were also newbies to the event.

What struck me was the great atmosphere and the massive amount of work that must have gone in to the event. There were people of all ages out there, and the other interesting thing about the Streetview was that everyone I spoke to had travelled from out of Cambridge.

It’s another example of what a drawcard Lake Karapiro and the facilities are for Cambridge, allowing Armistice in Cambridge to expand far beyond the capacity it had when it used to be in town.

Also this week I spoke with local woman Nikita Geurts, who was travelling along Shakespeare St minding her own business when someone shot through the intersection with Moore St, totalled her car and sped off without even checking if she was OK.

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Editor, In the 1950’s Ford Motor company were forced to remove dangerous hood ornaments from their cars that could cause physical harm in a collision. Since then ‘leaping cats’, ‘eagles’ etc. have been banned. Walking between two parked SUVs at dusk one evening I just missed walking into a bicycle carrier sticking out like a Triceratops, painted black, with no high viz tape.

Since then I have noticed quite a number of such accessories. They also obscure licence plates and driver’s rear vision even when not carrying bikes and protrude to almost a metre in an angle park.

Just try getting out of a parking space where one has parked behind and across your rear end.

Brian Dunstan

Outrageous, and I hope whoever was driving the car is tracked down.

It’s quite a scary thing to think that you can be driving along and something like that can happen, even here in Cambridge.

So hopefully there’s a good outcome for Nikita, otherwise she will have to cough up $1200 on her insurance excess (she’s 19) which just doesn’t seem fair.

I was also lucky enough to head along to an inspirational evening at Onyx last week, getting to hear about the newly established Waikato Women’s Fund, among other things.

The chair of that, Michelle Howie, was talking about being a person who bothers – which is a very good thing. I think we could all maybe do with bothering more about what’s happening in our town, in the right way of course, and looking out for each other is all part of that. What do you reckon?

Claire Robson, editor

Cat’s stash returned to owner We can now report that the owner of most of the socks and underwear stolen by a mischievous cat in Leamington has been reunited with their items.

Last week’s issue featured a story on a young tabby named Archie, who had driven his owners mad bringing home several pairs of socks and underwear in the middle of the night – which they hadn’t the faintest idea of where they’d come from.

After knocking on several doors in the neighbourhood to no avail, the Keightley

family appealed to Cambridge News readers in the hope of finding the rightful sock owner, and it worked.

We were contacted by the wife of “The Man with Cold Feet”, as Archie’s owner Lynley described him, and put her in touch with the Keightleys, and sure enough about 90 percent of Archie’s midnight laundry haul belonged to her husband. “We had a lovely chat and she was very understanding about the whole thing,” a relieved Lynley said. “We are all living happily ever after.”

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A weekend of Armistice

Karapiro was abuzz with battle re-enactments, military vehicles and entertainment, including Lyrica, the trio playing music from days gone by.

By Claire Robson A civic Armistice ceremony at the cenotaph and the annual Armistice in Cambridge event at Lake Karapiro on the weekend gave locals and those from further afield plenty of chance to commemorate the signing of the Armistice that ended World War One. Held over two days out at

Lake Karapiro, Armistice in Cambridge was the biggest event on record, with almost 4,000 people passing through the gates over Saturday and Sunday. One of the organisers, Paul Watkins, said that the number was split pretty much evenly across the two days, despite the fact that Sunday felt busier. “Maybe they all came at once on Sunday,” he wondered.

It was a sombre mood in the Town Plaza on Sunday, as the civic ceremony to commemorate Armistice was held. Photo by Michael Jeans.

Paul estimated that “a couple of thousand” people took part in the “Roaring Chorus” – a cacophony of sound to replicate the joyous outburst 100 years ago when the war officially ended on the 11th hour or the 11th day of the 11th month. And this year

Forty-eight medals for the pipe band were produced for the centenary, with four sent over the Le Quesnoy and the remaining 44 distributed to the pipers. Photos by Michael Jeans.

there were a record number of military vehicles at Armistice in Cambridge, with 126 in total turning up. “Some arrived on the Saturday morning and we had no idea they were coming,” Paul laughed.

“Everyone had a great time,” Paul said, adding that even people who had been going to the event for years said the atmosphere was better this year, something he thought might have been down to the meticulous planning that went in to make it a success. “It’s a massive amount of work that falls on a small handful of people.” The surplus from this year’s biggest ever event would be used as a buffer for future years, Paul said, explaining that most of Armistice in Cambridge’s bills are incurred regardless of whether the event goes ahead. “If it rains, we would have some serious issues.”

With things well in hand out at Karapiro, the annual civic ceremony took place on Sunday morning in town. Following a parade, a crowd gathered at

the Town Cenotaph in front of the Town Hall for the laying of wreaths and the giving of speeches, remembering those who fell in a war that was one of the deadliest in history, responsible for the deaths of an estimated 37 million people worldwide.

Pipers started the historic day at 6am, playing “When the Battle is Over” in honour of the century that has passed since the Armistice that ended the war.

After a performance at the clock tower, the pipers led a parade of military veterans, navy reservists and army vehicles through town, arriving at the cenotaph for commencement of the official service. Following that service, which included the laying of wreaths at the cenotaph in memory of the fallen soldiers and the customary two-minute silence at 11am, the band headed out to Karapiro where they played at noon.

See pages 25 and 26 for more photos from the civic ceremony and Armistice in Cambridge

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Hit and run totals car

By Claire Robson

A young Cambridge woman has been left shaken after a hit and run last week, when a vehicle ploughed into the side of her car as she was making her way along Shakespeare St towards Lamb St. The speeding vehicle, which wreckage from the scene suggests could have been an Isuzu, shot through the intersection of Moore and Shakespeare Sts at around 9.45pm last Wednesday, slamming into Nikita Geurts’

Nissan Tiida so hard she was spun around and ended up in Moore St. It all happened so quickly, Nikita said, that she didn’t get a good look at the car, which had no headlights on and failed to give way, ploughing into the front driver’s side of her car and demolishing it. “By the time I got out of the car, they were gone,” Nikita said, believing the other vehicle had continued along Moore St, towards the dead end. “It gave me such a fright,” a shaken Nikita said, adding that she thought the other vehicle was

Nikita’s car was a total write-off after the hit and run.

a dark-coloured vehicle similar to a jeep. Lucky to escape with minor bumps and bruises, Nikita’s car was a total write off.

To add insult to injury, because the culprit didn’t stop the 19-year-old is faced with a $1200 excess on her car insurance to replace her vehicle.

Nikita’s mum, Leeanne Geurts, was gutted that the offenders drove off without even checking that Nikita was OK. Luckily, passers-by stopped to render assistance to the shaken teenager, and Leeanne was particularly keen to thank Diane Millar, Sarah and Matt Kavanagh, the ambulance staff and the police officers who helped Nikita at the time of the accident.

Leeanne said she hopes the driver of the vehicle will do the right thing and come forward. “They need to face their responsibilities otherwise they have learnt nothing, and we don’t want this happening again to someone else.”

Failing that, the junior hairdresser will have to stump up the $1200 insurance excess, through no fault of her own and right before Christmas.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Cambridge police on 07 827 5531 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 to make an Nikita Geurts was driving along Shakespeare St when a vehicle, believed to be an Isuzu, ran the give way sign on Moore St, ploughing into her car before driving off. anonymous report.

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YES to business success

By Sophie Iremonger

Two innovative business products which featured in the November 2 issue of Cambridge News have earned recognition at the recent Young Enterprise Scheme Regional Awards.

Bianca Rayner, a member of St Peter’s business team Get Heated, which made their own wearable blanket, was awarded the Leadership Award and CEO of the Year at the event on November 1.

Meanwhile, the other St Peter’s team to make the regional final, Hurban Oasis,

received the Innovation Award for their hydroponic grow kits.

This team included Will Stephens, Alex Thomas, Bodie Mechell, Torbin Stevenson, Isabella Du Plessis and Tom Montgomery.

The Get Heated team of Bianca Rayner, Sophie Brittenden, Juliet Fordyce, Maddy Wilson and Berber De Boer made the top six for the competition and were invited to pitch their business to a panel of judges on the night. Bianca said she wished to give a special thanks to their business studies teacher, Chris Mcleod, who “has always been supportive” throughout the project, which began in March.

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“I was extremely passionate about our business (Get Heated) and loved the people I worked with,” she said. “For others to recognise the passion that I had, made me feel privileged.”

Isabella Du Plessis said the Hurban Oasis team was “very excited” about winning their award. “We always knew that our product and design was different to anyone else’s or any other product on the market at all,” she said.

The students were amongst 200 high schoolers from around the Waikato and King Country taking part in this year’s competition. The overall award, Company of the Year, went to Patrick Roskam of Matamata College.

Blast from the past

Motorists were sharing the forecourt with some unusual vehicles on Sunday, as a collection military vehicles popped in to refuel at Challenge on Duke St. The assortment of machines were making their way from Armistice in Cambridge at Lake Karapiro to Sunday’s parade and civic ceremony at the cenotaph, when they stopped in for a topup of fuel courtesy of the local petrol station.

St Peter’s business teams Get Heated and Hurban Oasis were all smiles after receiving their awards at the Waikato King Country Young Enterprise Scheme Awards.

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Night for women who bother

By Claire Robson

Cambridge women enjoyed a fun night out last week, hearing inspirational stories of other women and contributing to the Waikato Women’s fund in the process. The Inspirational Women’s Evening was hosted by radio personality Camille Guzzwell and featured four women and their stories.

First up was local businesswoman Franny McInnes, with the talk she delivered at the TEDx Ruakura recently about how she started her successful online business, Breastmates, as a way to work from home as a new mum.

From sewing reusable breast pads on her sewing machine and selling them on TradeMe, Franny now designs and sells her own maternity clothing line and

other ‘must-haves’ for pregnant women and new mums online.

Franny was followed by fellow TEDx Ruakura speaker Michelle Howie, the chair of the establishment group of the Waikato Women’s Fund. Like Franny, Michelle delivered her TEDx talk, which was centred around women who bother – those women who go out of their way to make a difference in the world.

Michelle is one of those women, helping to establish the Waikato Women’s Fund – a new collective that centres around investing in the wellbeing of women and girls in the region. The fund is a new model that reflects the different way women give across their lifetimes.

“The Waikato Women’s Fund is not like other funds, where membership is only permitted with donations of a certain

size, because ours is a collective, not a club,” Michelle explained. A donation of any size will gain entry to the collective, “even giving five dollars gets you in as a member”. All money raised will help to grow the fund in the Waikato region, with members having a say in how the money is distributed to local organisations and groups working to improve outcomes here for women and girls. Then, for a bit of light relief, a couple of volunteers from the audience strapped on fake pregnant bellies and modelled some of Franny’s summer line, which the former engineer designs and has made at hand-picked, ethically sound factories in China.

Next up were rowers Lucy Spoors

and Ella Greenslade, Cambridge-based rowers who are both members of the New Zealand women’s rowing eight and have recently returned from the World Championships in Bulgaria. Lucy and Ella spoke about the challenges of competing at the highest level of sport, resilience, and the importance of making sure your “green light” was on before looking around at others who may not be performing up to par.

With all money raised going towards the Waikato Women’s Fund, the night proved to be entertaining, inspirational and interesting.

Visit www.wwf.momentumwaikato. nz to find out more about the Waikato Women’s Fund.

New backer for fun run

By Viv Posselt The annual Waipā Fun Run organised by St Peter’s Catholic School has a new naming sponsor – Lugtons Real Estate.

The new partnership was described recently

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“Lugtons is interested in promoting community health. We are also naming rights sponsors for the Lugton’s Round the Bridges event in Hamilton.

This new association with St Peter’s Catholic School is our second with an event of this nature; it’s a great community event and we are happy to get behind it.”

St Peters’ Catholic School principal Grant Stuart welcomed the move, adding that as a “good family business” Lugtons shared similar values to those held by the school.

“This is a good partnership for us,” he said.

The commitment is initially for three years, with an option to review after that.

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began in 2012 and has grown to become one of the school’s major fundraisers.

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MPs visit early Blackadder good night out childhood centres Blackadder Goes Forth is now playing at the Gaslight Theatre, Claire Robson went along to check it out.

A massive Blackadder fan, I was excited to go and check out this show and I was not disappointed.

It was always going to be tricky to replicate the comedy genius of Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson, Hugh Laurie and co, but I thought the cast of Blackadder Goes Forth did a reasonable job of it. The standout for me was Jared Wooldridge as George, who I thought absolutely nailed the character. Nicholas Wells in the title role managed to channel Edmund

Blackadder very well, capturing the original’s mannerisms and vocal character, and Mike Scanlon as the hapless Baldrick also did an excellent job. The show was based on three episodes of the BBC series – Corporal Punishment, Private Plane and Goodbyee – and it was fitting that it started in time for Armistice. The poignant end of the series was captured superbly by the stage show, which was set at the Western Front (the Somme) in 1917, when the comedy subsided at the end and the chilling reality of the loss of life was driven home. Blackadder fans should head along to the Gaslight and check this out, it’s on until December 8.

National MPs Louise Upston and Nicola Willis wooing future voters during their visit to Bunnies Childcare and Pre-School last week.

By Sophie Iremonger Two National MPs made visits around Cambridge on Friday last week. Our local MP for the Cambridge/Taupo electorate Hon. Louise Upston hosted Nicola Willis from Wellington, National’s spokesperson for Early Childhood Education, for a public Friendly Forum at the Cambridge Health and Community Centre followed by a visit to a few early childhood centres around town; Te Kohanga Reo o Kemureti, Bunnies Childcare and Pre-School and Grow Early Education.

Having entered Parliament this year, Nicola noted the importance of meeting people involved in the industry on the ground floor and seeing the diversity of the many different early childhood

education centres.

“That’s the only way to really learn, to come and talk to the people doing it face to face, see what they’re working with,” she said during their visit to Bunnies.

“The level of care that they have for (young children) really blows me away, I just love seeing that, it’s a very positive part of our community.

“Plus, I like cuddling babies, I’ll be honest!” she laughed, as a mother of four herself. “It’s a good opportunity to connect and see what’s happening,” added Louise, whose three children attended Bunnies as youngsters.

“I’m trying to listen to as many early childhood educators and parents as I can and see the different ways that it’s done in different communities,” said Nicola.

“It’s a wonderful sector.”

Left to right: Melchett and Captain Darling interrogating Baldrick, George and Edmund Blackadder after the untimely end of Speckled Jim, a plump-breasted carrier pigeon that was Melchett’s pride and joy (and apparently quite tasty).

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New manager for Community House

By Viv Posselt

Harriet Dixon’s role as the newlyinstalled manager at Cambridge Community House (CCH) takes on particular importance as the organisation braces to meet fast-growing demand.

Just days into the job, Harriet said last week that referrals to CCH counselling services have more than doubled over the last four years and there is little sign of it slowing. “We are looking at another record high again this year, having already achieved more than last year.

The need for our services continues to grow in Cambridge.”

She attributed the increased demand to a combination of population growth and the rising number of people seeking help sooner. “That could be because there is more awareness around problems like mental wellness; people may feel less afraid to ask for help and might be seeking it earlier than in the past.”

Harriet has come on board just as CCH is advancing moves to combat its current space squeeze. It is busy with the tender process for the development of a new building on an additional 8m of land leased to them by the Waipa District Council at the rear of the existing site.

“We desperately need to increase our capacity,” she said. “We’re outgrowing our space; ideally, we’d like to have the new building up and running by December 2019. Part of my role in that is to handle the fundraising; we have a target of $500,000 … it’s important that we reach out in as many ways as possible to bring that money in. I can be

the face of that.”

British-born Harriet comes to the job armed with an administrative skillset she developed over more than 20 years working with the market research company, Colmar Brunton; it was a company transfer to New Zealand that brought she and her husband John to New Zealand. After shifting around the country, mainly following John’s work in change management, they moved to Cambridge about a year ago, complete with sons Sam and Tom. The move to this region was driven

by Harriet’s desire to change her career from a research orientation to focus on the wellbeing of others, which she did by taking up positions at the Waikato DHB and Pinnacle MHN. When she saw the CCH manager’s position advertised, she jumped at the chance to realise her life-long ambition to run a not-for-profit organisation that helps its community.

“I love helping people, giving something back … to be able to do that through my work is a wonderful opportunity.”

Key to her role, she said, is the ability to ensure systems at the coal face are working well.

“We have a team of amazing counsellors, and this seems to be a real hub in this community, one where everyone is welcomed, and no judgement is passed. But it is important to make sure the work we do is measurable, and that the outcomes are New Cambridge Community House manager Harriet Dixon, seen here with the new fundraising billboard measurable. To do that, processes need outside her office, finds it ironic that she has come all the way from the UK town of Leamington Spa to work in to be in place and running smoothly.”

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Quickfire News Sending Love calling on Cambridge MP goes into bat for expressway

Taupō MP Louise Upston appeared before the Select Committee considering the extension of the Waikato Expressway last week, presenting a petition with 3,953 signatures in support of the proposed work that is currently under reconsideration by the Government. Pointing out the inherent dangers in the current Cambridge to Piarere turnoff, Louise urged the committee to proceed with the proposed new section between Cambridge and Piarere.

A resident of the area, Louise pointed out to the select committee that the stretch of road that narrows from the current expressway is not fit for purpose. Louise highlighted the Karapiro Rd and SH1 intersection which she said forces people to risk their lives every day to cross it.

“This is a road that kills,” she said, telling the committee that nine people have died along there since 2005, with serious injuries being a regular occurrence. Karapiro Rd is also a common route to Hobbiton, which has seen visitor numbers leap from 33,000 in 2010 to 552,000, and an increase in tourist drivers who are unfamiliar with our roads is adding to the danger. Increased traffic to Lake Karapiro is also a problem, and Louise told the committee that the turnoff to Tauranga at Piarere is considered by the Waikato police to be the most dangerous intersection in the entire region.

Teachers on strike again

Classrooms in Cambridge fell silent again on Tuesday, as primary teachers and principals took another day of strike action as part of a rolling week of nationwide strikes.

Cambridge primary schools and the middle school all closed their doors, after mediation failed and an offer by the government was rejected on Monday.

The strike in Cambridge was more low-key than the earlier LOGO - LANDSCAPE (LOCATION) stop-work in August, when teachers took to the streets with placards. Unions representing primary and secondary teachers are meeting this week to discuss the possibility of an unprecedented joint strike.

An initiative which spreads Christmas cheer to those points around the country, or those who can’t find one who might be lonely during the festive time of year is can send it direct to PO Box 90-701, Victoria Street West, calling on the Cambridge community to get involved in Auckland 1142. their cause.

Right now, the Sending Love team is putting out Sending Love, launched 12 months ago by Hannah the call for volunteers and local organisations to setRodgers and her son Jayden, collects Christmas cards up drop boxes here in Cambridge, and for Cambridge written by everyday Kiwis and distributes them to schools, groups and everyday people to make their own thousands of people around the country by way of cards for the cause. To find out more about how you Meals on Wheels, homeless shelters, Women’s Refuge, can get involved, email sendyourlovenz@gmail.com, RSA’s, hospitals, rest homes and other organisations. phone 020 4156 0320 or visit www.sendinglove.co.nz.

Last Christmas more than 32,000 messages of love made it into rest homes around the country.

This year the grassroots cause is hoping to touch 250,000 people between now and December 25, because there’s no reason for anybody in New Zealand to feel forgotten this Christmas.

“We live in a country full of people who have love to share and there’s no reason for anyone to go without a bit of it this Christmas,” Hannah said.

“Last year we had families having card-making and writing nights, along with community centres, classrooms and entire schools getting involved.”

It’s very simple for people to participate in Sending Love, simply write a message in a card – making sure it’s full of love – and drop it into one of the many drop off People of any age can get involved in the Sending Love project, making Christmas cards for Kiwis.

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One of the paintings on offer at the exhibition, by Irina Gronous.

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The upcoming annual exhibition of the Cambridge Society of Arts is being held on November 17 and 18 at St Andrew’s Church Hall, showcasing artworks of various mediums that members have created.

All art works are for sale and the exhibition will give the people of Cambridge and surrounding area a chance to purchase some outstanding pieces of art.

The Cambridge Society of Arts members meet on different days at their painting room on Thornton Rd and new members are welcome. On top of that, several times during the year workshops are held where members can learn new skills and styles from different artists.

This year, for the first time, the Cambridge Camera Club will be part of the exhibition and will showcase some of the great photographs that members have taken, with prints on canvas and fine art paper available to purchase. Cambridge Camera Club is a group of keen photographers who meet monthly and also have trips away to different photographic

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Visionaries’ outings

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Last week Visionaries Cambridge had another outing, heading to the Hamilton Gardens where we boarded our boat for a cruise on the Waikato River.

The views were lovely, and the boat ride was quiet and peaceful.

First we sailed through the Hamilton Gardens and there were many photo opportunities as we got great views of the various gardens from a totally different angle.

Sailing on we saw the magnificent carved lintels of the Waikato museum and the Māori warrior on top of the building.

The casino has a wonderful mural of a native falcon on its wall and you get a good view of it from the river. As we

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Later this month, we have a Berries and Bubbly outing at a member’s home, our Christmas dinner is organised, and the literary group has a meeting November 16. Also there is a proposed trip for next year to Gisborne and the East Cape, and our Pre-Festive Breakaway to Auckland is coming up.

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Taupō MP selects Youth MP

Katie Donald (pictured below) of Taupō Nui-a-Tia College has been selected as the Taupo Electorate’s next Youth MP and representative at next year’s Youth Parliament in July 2019.

“I am extremely pleased to announce Katie as my Youth MP for 2019 after she really impressed with her clear passion and enthusiasm for youth issues”, MP

Louise Upston said.

“I certainly look forward to mentoring Katie and working with her and the Youth Advisory Board.”

Katie’s success came after impressing the panel of judges that included Hon Louise Upston, Val Ockenden and Luke Kirkeby with a compassionate presentation on her vision for youth, including a wish for children to be able to play freely and safely.

“I was very pleased with the quality of applications again this year, and everyone we interviewed were simply outstanding,” Louise said.

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Record fundraising by Jumble Around

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Ninety-five organisations were recipients of this year’s funding, including $3000 to Cambridge Jumble Around has reached a milestone in more Community House, $4000 to Cambridge Lifeskills, ways than one this year. The not-for-profit charity $3000 to Cambridge RDA, $2000 to Maungatautari op shop, which puts 100 percent of its profits back Ecological Island and $3000 to Kiwi Outreach, just to into the local community, recently released its biggest name a few. Kiwi Outreach founder and chairperson ever annual funding round totalling $123,970 – Paul Scoble said the organisation, which sponsors local coinciding with another milestone, its 50th birthday. kids through high school by covering the cost of their The organisation was originally started by a group of school fees and equipment, would be able to sponsor local women to fund the building of Resthaven but two more children thanks to the funding from Jumble was so successful it carried on its good work for the Around and the local community. “For some families community, dishing out over a million dollars over the cost of a child going to high school can be hard,” the last five decades. With 34 volunteers, not a penny goes towards wages or pay cheques, it all goes towards he said. “Kiwi Outreach appreciates Jumble Around’s continued support.”

Cambridge community groups and a few regional Jumble Around president and a volunteer of 21 years organisations which service Cambridge, such as the Marianne Jarvie said this year’s funding round ($12,000 more than last year’s donations) was due to the generosity of Cambridge, crediting those who donate items, those who shop there, and those who volunteer their time for making it such a success. “We like to think of ourselves as being a community op shop that’s for our community,” she said. “For 50 years Jumble Around has supported Cambridge first, then if funds were available we would support a small number of regional Jumble Around volunteers, from left, Marianne Jarvie, Mary Waters, Susan Meynell, Gill Day and Christine groups or organisations Crawford. too.”

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November is a busy time in the garden, as spring rolls into summer with warmer temperatures.

Vegetables Time to plant pumpkin, cucumber, courgette, watermelon, pepper, chillies and tomatoes. As early crops of lettuce, radish and broccoli are harvested, plant more. Carrots, parsnips, beans and peas – sow seeds directly into the garden. Before replanting, add compost and sheep pellets to boost soil texture and nutrients for the next crop.

Herbs Basil, dill and coriander are short-lived herbs which grow well now. Parsley, thyme, chives and rosemary are longerlived. Picking regularly encourages fresh growth. Borage encourages bees and flowers from many herbs are edible decorations.

Lawns Spray with Turfix to eliminate flat weeds and for Onehunga weed use prickle weed killer.

Small fruit Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and passionfruit – give a side dressing of sheep pellets.

Indoor Plants Spring is just as important for indoor plants. Repot into larger containers as required with new potting mix. Give a gentle cold shower out of the sun to wash any dust build up on their leaves.

Perennials Delphiniums, alstroemeria, federation daisies and carnations are all great fillers in the garden to provide colour over the summer months and their flowers are great for picking, too.

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Gaze grabs second win at nationals Cambridge mountain biker Sam Gaze defended his road honours at the Criterium National Championships over the weekend with a stunning performance around the streets of Takapuna.

The double under-23 world champion pushed clear for a solo attack early in the 45-minute event before young guns Campbell Stewart and Sam Dobbs joined him, the trio building an unassailable 25 second lead over a talented field strewn around the 2km circuit.

Dobbs, a former St Peter’s student who recently joined the Cycling New Zealand track programme, took the first tilt at a break but in the end Gaze, fresh off third place in the Tour of Southland, held off Stewart, the

Commonwealth Games medallist.

“It’s surprising because I’ve only been back in training four weeks including a lap of the South and I wasn’t expecting too much. But it’s good when the legs turn out well and I love racing in front of so many fans here in Takapuna,” Gaze said following his win on Sunday. “With the performance in Southland and now this, I am perfectly on track. Things are looking better than I could have hoped. My coach may not be so happy that I went so hard today but it’s impossible to sit back when you can race in an event like this here in Takapuna.”

A few of Cycling New Zealand’s Cambridge-based track cyclists also did well in the competition,

with Raquel Sheath overcoming a packed field in the sprint finish to grab her second elite women’s title, after a few other locally-based Cycling NZ team members battled for the lead.

Holly Edmondston held a sixsecond lead from mid-race for about ten minutes before Bryony Botha moved into the first-place position at the final eight-minute mark, followed by Michaela Drummond taking a 12 second lead in the final lap, caught only 50 metres from the finish with Sheath timing her sprint perfectly to edge out her rivals. She finished ahead of Performance Hub rider Georgia Danford and Canterbury’s Sharlotte Lucas to claim the honours.

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Local claims sailing title again

By Sophie Iremonger

Tamahere’s Isaac McHardie has claimed bragging rights over the rest of the world alongside NZ team mate William McKenzie after the pair won the 2018 Red Bull Foiling Generation World Championships in Miami over the weekend.

The pair were up against 15 other nations in what is the world’s largest youth sailing competition, where

sailors aged 16-20 fly above the water in Flying Phantom catamarans. Held every two years, they were the second Kiwi crew to win the competition after Cambridge’s Micah Wilkinson and Napier team mate Olivia Mackay won it in 2016.

Launched as a way to introduce young sailors to the type of cutting-edge foiling technology used in the America’s Cup, it was only the second time the event has been held, making it a New

Zealand-dominated world event with a local sailor on each winning crew.

“It was the most unreal feeling flying through that finish line knowing we would be crowned world champions,” Isaac said. “Foiling these boats around a short course at extreme speeds against the world’s best is something I will never forget.”

Designed to find sailing’s next wave of talent, those who take part in the Red Bull Foiling Generation are coached

throughout the process by two-time Olympic gold medallists and event cofounders and directors Roman Hagara and Hans Peter Steinacher, learning to sail the Flying Phantoms which can reach speeds up to 35 knots.

The ocean breeze held strong throughout the three-day competition in Miami over November 9 – 11 (US time), producing fourteen heats of fast, highly competitive sailing.

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William McKenzie (left) and Isaac McHardie are now world champions after winning the 2018 Red Bull Foiling Generation World Final.

Isaac McHardie and William McKenzie in action in Miami on the Flying Phantom catamarans.

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By Sophie Iremonger

The Kiwis won the final ahead of Belgium in second and Sweden in third.

After exciting action in the early rounds, the final on Sunday (US time) saw all four Flying Phantom hydrofoil catamarans within centimetres of each other to the first mark. But the Kiwis put down their marker from the outset to lead from early on and triumph, despite capsizing just after the finish line.

“Every race was very competitive,” said Isaac’s Auckland team mate William, who sails with him in the Olympic 49er class. “The breeze picked up a bit, more than we’ve had in the past few days, and the boats were a lot faster, more out of control, but I think everyone here had a lot of skill.

“The 49er isn’t a foiling boat,” Isaac added, “so sailing the Flying Phantoms taught us skills in foiling and speed.”

The pair are now heading back to training in their 49er boat over the New Zealand summer to prepare for next year’s European season.

Danny and Mel Burt returned to the New Zealand Fitness Model Search over October 27 – 28, a year after they competed in the 2017 edition, and came away with even better results than expected.

The Cambridge parents didn’t make a placing when they competed in the Fit Mum and Fit Dad segments of the competition last year, (though Danny received the Inspiration Award) so they returned this year even better prepared, and it paid off – coming away as the first-place winner of New Zealand’s Fit Dad and second-place winner of NZ’s Fit Mum. As the oldest competitors in their age groups at 45 and 47, they were a little surprised.

“I was quite shocked actually,” said Danny. “I didn’t go there to win, just went there to have fun. So to win it, I was just over the moon.”

“It’s exciting for me … competing against 20-odd-yearolds,” said Mel, who received a roaring applause on stage when they announced she was a grandmother too.

“I think the biggest thing that we got out of the whole weekend is having people come up to you and say how much you’ve inspired them to do something with their own health and fitness,” said Danny.

In addition to physical health, the competition focuses on how participants carry themselves in the community, and how they portray health and fitness. When they entered the competition last year the couple set up a Facebook page – which is still running – called MD Fitness NZ, to inspire, advise and update followers on their journey, and since then they’ve managed to instil the idea of healthy eating and exercise in a few more people too.

Initially their road to good health started six years ago when Mel’s mum had a non-fatal heart attack, and her son asked if the same thing could happen to her. “That just struck a chord,” said Mel, who soon got Danny on board too. Then a few years later it was Danny who encouraged Mel to compete in the Fit Mums and Dads competition. “Mel’s been the driving force behind it really, in terms of our family life and our commitment to

looking after ourselves and our future,” said Danny. “My dad died at 46, I’m 45, so for me it’s important to look after myself and give myself every chance to be around.

I want to be a grandad. And that’s why we do the things we do. People might call us crazy but it’s a good type of crazy … it’s just a lifestyle.”

The pair say they feel fitter now than they did in their late teens and early 20s. “Age is but a number,” said Danny, adding that an important piece of advice for parents wanting to get fit was having a reason why. “Your reason for why needs to be really powerful,” said Danny, with Mel adding, “It’s about scheduling time for it too, make it an important part of your day. During times like dropping your kids off at clubs or activities, go for a run or a walk for that hour, I never waste a moment.”

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Match could be vital in chase for national title Sunday’s big football match in Cambridge will play a significant part in deciding which teams stay in the race to become New Zealand’s champion club side. Hamilton Wanderers will play Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs at John Kerkhof Park, kicking off at 2pm on Sunday. The match is part of the ISPS Handa Premiership, the highest level of domestic football in New Zealand.

Last weekend’s results leave Wanderers and Suburbs in 3rd and 4th positions on the table, meaning the winner of Sunday’s match will keep within reach of Team Wellington and Auckland City who lead the competition.

Wanderers beat Hawkes Bay 2-0

in Napier, with Papua New Guinea international Tommy Semmy scoring his third goal of the season. Suburbs lost 1-0 to Auckland City with All Whites striker Andre de Jong missing a penalty for Suburbs and fellow international Tim Payne going close with a disallowed goal.

Both teams will be led out in Cambridge

by All White greats.

Wanderers are coached by Cambridge’s Ricki Herbert, the former All White player and coach, while Suburbs are coached by New Zealand international Danny Hay. The match is the only opportunity for local fans to see national league football at Cambridge this summer as Wanderers

Wanderers midfielder Hiroki Toyokawa playing against Waitakere United.

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usually play their home fixtures at Hamilton’s Porritt Stadium. Wanderers asked Cambridge FC to host Sunday’s game to encourage Waipa-based supporters to check out their national league side.

At 11am, Wanderers will play Suburbs in the U-19 National Youth League. The game will feature two Cambridge FC players, Josh Clarkin and Jack Portegys, who are playing their summer football for the Hamilton side.

Cambridge golfer Jill Morgan has returned from a golfing stint in Adelaide, representing New Zealand in a clash against the Aussies for the 2018 Women’s Seniors Trans-Tasman Cup – the first fixture of its kind.

The Cambridge golfer made it onto the inaugural New Zealand women’s senior golf team after winning with the Waikato team at the New Zealand Women’s Masters golf tournament earlier this year.

It was the second time Jill has represented the country in a first-ever national women’s team. Back when women’s hockey was added to the Olympic line-up, Jill made it onto the first New Zealand team to compete at the Olympic Games. That was in 1984, and now in 2018 she’s made it a doublesuccess competing in the first ever Women’s Seniors Trans-Tasman Cup. “There’s something special about representing your country, and in another sport, I didn’t think that I’d ever – I mean, doing it in one sport is

exciting enough!” Jill said ahead of the competition. “The fact that its’ an inaugural team too is really special.”

After a tough battle it was Australia that won the competition, played at the Grange Golf Club in Adelaide October 24 – 26. The Australian team defeated New Zealand by a solitary point, 6.5 matches to 5.5 matches.

Australia took a one-point lead into day two after the foursomes and fourball matches on day one, but with six singles matches on the cards, a winner wasn’t established until the second-last match.

The tenaciously fought matches were halved 3-3 on the day, but Australia’s overnight lead was enough to seal the win.

The Women’s Senior Trans-Tasman Cup will be played every two years rotating between Australia and New Zealand, with players needing to be 55 years of age and over to be eligible.

The next match will be played in New Zealand in 2020.

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The Meadow Walk

The Meadow Walk has become increasingly popular, especially since the Waipa District Council metalled this previously muddy track. The track begins at the bottom of Alpers Ridge Road; although the entrance gate is kept padlocked there is a sturdy stile beside it. The first 7 or 800 metres of the track has been planted up by the Cambridge Tree Trust over the past seven years, funded by a grant from the Waikato River Valley Authority. It is now looking fabulous.

As you climb the first rise there is a small orchard where you can pick fruit in season, or admire wildflowers in spring. Along the top the track provides some views of the river, and is lined with groups of Kowhai and massed Renga renga lilies, the latter now just coming into flower.

Descending once more to a small culvert you will find a newly planted wetland on the right, with flaxes, oioi, toi toi, kahikatea and other native swamp-loving plants, as well as a few swamp cypresses and Nyssa sylvatica to provide autumn colour. Following on past more native plantings the track then passes between the river bank and houses; be prepared to cross more stiles and several fields of sheep until you reach Fletcher Place.

From here you can return to the start via Pope Terrace, or if you want a longer walk, continue on along the Poets Track towards the high level bridge before returning. It is hoped that in the future a new bridge over the Waikato River will provide a link from the Meadow Walk to the Gaslight Theatre and the track to the velodrome and Payne Park.

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Local youngest Kiwi ever Mongol Derby “I’m still not sure what to expect. I have heard so many stories, but it’s a lot to wrap your head around. It is a life or death situation,” Elise said.

“You get an SOS tracker you can activate, but you have no idea how long it would take for anyone to find you - if they can find you. We will literally be stripped down to our most primitive selves, and I’m really interested to see what I’m capable of.”

Her family were initially against the idea but became supportive once they realized how passionate she was.

“I just adore the charity I have chosen to raise money for as well,” explained Elise.

There is no prize for Elise should she win the derby, but instead her entire venture is devoted to raising funds for the CatWalk Spinal Cord Injury Research Trust. There may be a breakthrough in the science of spinal cord injuries soon, and Elise wants to be a part of it.

“The researchers are trying to alter a gene to dissolve the scar tissue in the spine, as that’s what prevents the nerves healing because the scar tissue cannot be penetrated,” she said.

An entry to the Mongol Derby is just over £10,000. This includes a donation to CatWalk.

But Elise doesn’t do things by halves and wants to raise as much money as she can for the incredible trust. To help Elise in her journey, please donate at: https://givealittle. co.nz/cause/elises-mongol-derby-forSt Peter’s student Elise Stables has been selected to ride 1000km of Mongolian wilderness on semicatwalk. wild horses in the longest, toughest horse race in the world – the Mongol Derby.

Year 13 St Peter’s student Elise Stables has been selected as the youngest ever New Zealander to ride in the Mongol Derby — the longest, toughest horse race in the world. Riders cover 1000km of Mongolian wilderness on semi-wild horses, changing steed every 40km. It is the rider and horse against the world, and up to the rider to navigate and survive the wilderness.

“I am honestly so excited, but I think everyone thinks I’m nuts,” Elise laughed.

Elise thought she wanted to go to university to study equine science and agribusiness but changed her mind after visiting Queensland University in August. Undecided on her career path, Elise thought she would take a year off to travel. This just isn’t the typical overseas experience 19-year-olds dream of.

Elise was riding horses before she could walk and now works at a racing stable in Cambridge. She has almost a year to prepare for the big event.

Elise has to be as fit as she possibly can.

She is training for the event by running, swimming and of course, riding. She was given one of the mongol saddles to train in by a friend that had previously done the derby.

“The saddle is the weirdest thing to ride in, it almost feels like a kitchen stool and your legs go straight down unlike a normal English saddle,” she said.

There are no packed lunches, no beds to sleep in, and no marked course. Horses are regularly vet checked throughout the race.

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Weekend of learning Smail NZ amateur for Connor Davison golf champ It was a weekend of learning for 13-year-old Toyota 86 driver Connor Davison of Cambridge, following the first round of the championship at Pukekohe over last weekend, November 2 – 4.

Connor’s weekend was hampered early on by a small crash in qualifying, meaning he had to start from the back of the grid for the first race. But despite the error, Connor said it is all part of the learning process in his rookie season.

“It was a small error from me. The track was still a bit damp from some earlier rain and on the first lap with cold tyres I hit the kerb into turn two and nudged the wall. The damage wasn’t too bad and we were able to get it fixed and back out on track for the first race,” Connor said. “It is all part of learning but in saying that I would have preferred the opportunity to qualify as track position is vital at Pukekohe.”

With the damage minor and the car repaired, Connor was able to make the grid for the three races over the weekend and get his rookie season underway.

Despite the incident during qualifying and having to start from the rear of the field, Davison says the weekend still had more positives that negatives.

“It wasn’t the plan to start at the back for the races, and I would prefer not to, but it was actually probably not a bad thing as I could focus on my starts not worrying what was behind me.”

With backing from Highlands

Motorsports Park in Cromwell, Davison’s next time behind the wheel will be at South Island circuit for his 14th birthday.

Davison also has local backing from Wraptrade and recently ITM Cambridge, Davison saying he is very appreciative of the local support.

“It was great to have Wraptrade and the ITM Cambridge logo on the car at the ITM Auckland SuperSprints.

ITM is a great company in Cambridge where I go to school and having local support is awesome. Nathan and Kerry are great people and they have been so encouraging. I look forward to continuing our relationship going forward.”

The next round of racing will use the Pukekohe short track over December 7 – 9.

Connor Davison.

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was tremendously proud of Charlie, who has been under their wing since the age of 12, progressing from their junior squad to now their elite senior team. “It’s fantastic, we’re over the moon,” he said. “In the past two years he’s really put in the hard yards, so to get the New Zealand amateur title is very special.”

Charlie, a member of Matamata’s Walton Golf Club, is the sixth Waikato Golfer to win the title in the past 25 years.

A Tamahere local and former St Peter’s student has made the biggest achievement in his young golfing career winning the 2018 New Zealand Amateur Golf Championship.

Twenty-year-old Charlie Smail secured the title after defeating Wellington’s Kerry Mountcastle 5 - 4 in the 36-hole final at Wairakei Golf Course on Sunday, November 4.

It was a proud moment for his father David Smail, a winner of over NZ$12 million as a professional golfer, who was never able to achieve such heights during his own amateur status. “He’s done well and done us proud,” an emotional David Smail said, “I think I hardly ever made the top 32 (in amateur golfing).”

For Charlie, it was an “amazing and very special feeling” to win the final. “I can’t really believe it at the moment,” he said after the match. “This is the biggest win of my career by far.”

“We are all immensely proud of what he has done today, and I hope he eclipses us and makes us look silly,” David said.

Waikato Golf CEO Terry Charlie Smail (right) holds the trophy for the 2018 NZ Amateur Golf Booth said the organisation Championship, joined by his father, professional golfer David Smail.

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History brought to life

By Claire Robson

Around 200 re-enactors donned their uniforms and took part in Armistice in Cambridge at Karapiro, wowing the crowds with six staged battles over the weekend.

Complete with blank gunfire and mortar fire, the military action at the event was the result of almost a year of behind the scenes work spearheaded by the junior vice president of the Armistice in Cambridge Committee, Greg Thomas.

The battles on the books for this year (not including Roman and Viking skirmishes) were a Boer War battle, the liberation of Le Quesnoy, action from the Vietnam War, re-enactments of battles from the New Zealand Wars and the Battle of the Bulge*, and action from Kursk.

Greg, who has been doing re-enactments for the past three years, said that while the shows are reenactments of actual battles, intensive planning is required to preserve the authenticity of the action and make the small numbers of participants look like more. There is also a safety element to be considered, because although the guns are all firing blanks, that can still pose a risk.

“Blank weapons can still hurt you from 5-10 metres away, so we have to be safe. We’ve got to make sure our weapons are safe going to and from the battles,” Greg said, adding that each gun is checked before the battle party disperses.

The result of more than a year’s work preparing for the weekend, Greg said he has been receiving excellent feedback from the public who were impressed with the professional organisation of the battles at Karapiro.

Preferring to call himself a living historian rather than a re-enactor, Greg said for him the pastime is about bringing history out from classrooms and

Guns have to be verified as unloaded at the end of each battle.

Greg Thomas played the part of Leslie Averill, the first New Zealand soldier up the ladder in the liberation of Le Quesnoy. Photo by Chris Close

commemorating people’s sacrifices. “And getting to hang out with likeminded people,” he said, adding that it is also a massive amount of fun.

Planning for Armistice in Cambridge starts each December and requires a tremendous amount of work over the course of the year.

Next year will mark 75 years since the Battle of

Monte Cassino – a major battle for New Zealand in WWII – and D-Day, so Greg said people can expect those battles to be featured at the 2019 Armistice event. *For the historically illiterate, the Battle of the Bulge was not fought at Podium café in front of their selection of slices, but rather was the last major German offensive campaign on the Western Front during World War II.

The grateful people of Le Quesnoy embraced Kiwi soldiers as they took back the town, a re-enactment of events a century ago that have not been forgotten.

A crowd gathered to watch the Kiwi troops liberate Le Quesnoy at the Armistice in Cambridge event on the weekend, one of six battles staged at the event.

Grateful French townsfolk were waiting to be liberated by the Kiwi troops who scaled the replica wall at Karapiro last weekend.

Photo by Michael Jeans.

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Civic ceremony attracts crowds

Pipers Bryan Mitchell (right) and his son Kyle Acland Mitchell (left) at the 6am “Battle’s Over” commemoration that marked Armistice Day on Sunday.

Photo by Michael Jeans

The parade of ex-servicemen, navy reservists and military vehicles was led through town by more than 40 pipers.

Photo by Michael Jeans

Mayor Jim Mylchreest laid a wreath in memory of the fallen soldiers.

Taupō MP Louise Upston also placed a wreath at the cenotaph at Sunday’s civic event. Photo by Michael Jeans

Photo by Michael Jeans

A crowd gathered at Sunday’s Civic service to commemorate the Armistice that ended World War One, joining in two minutes of silence at 11am.

Photo by Michael Jeans

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REAL ESTATE

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2018

Sections selling in premium Cambridge location 10% Deposit - final payment due on issued title in Mid 2019

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25.02

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28.08

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22.34

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21.74

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LOT 7 530 m²

17.04

23.13

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23.05

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26.02

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20.60

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26.01

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13.38

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Kotare downs is located at 100 Swayne Road, next door Little Einsteins Day Care and accross the road from the sought after Cambridge Oaks development which is set to include a food market and cafe.

Cambridge High School and the town green belt is just 1 km away and just 5 minutes drive from central Cambridge this subdivision is due to be completed in May 2019 and is selling quickly.

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Step into this lovely home and you will immediately feel embraced by style and beauty. Maintaining some very lovely features of yesteryear but also modern-day living, this four-bedroom home in Cambridge East will pull at your heart strings.

Two living areas with the modern kitchen in the centre allows the family to come together. Both the living areas are spacious with one leading out to a very large entertaining space with a path to the outside room, which has its own shower and basin. This home has too many extras to list, view today and fall in love.

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07 883 1195

29 Main Road, Tirau

Cambridge Dairy Farm In Two Titles

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196 & 200 Aspin Road, Cambridge

OPEN FARM

Situated amongst Cambridge’s lifestyle blocks is this 113.395 hectare dairy farm in two titles: Wednesday 21 November  On offer is the opportunity to purchase 113.395 hectares in two titles on each side of Aspin Road, from 11.00am to 12 noon less than 4km out of St Kilda  The farm is 90% flat and is currently milking 330 cows twice a day with a calving date of 20 July  The cows are milked through a 22-aside herringbone shed with icebank milk cooling, in-shed meal For sale by TENDER closing feeding system and a yard large enough to hold 400 cows; calves are reared in a 9-bay, half round 4.00pm Monday 26 November barn and there is an implement shed of 90m² 2018 at our office  Effluent is pumped from an unlined pond that is drop test compliant to 29ha  Milk production averages 111,400kgMS on once a day milking  On an elevated site is a stunning four-bedroom home with expansive views over the countryside David McGuire 027 472 2572  This home has a modern kitchen, two living areas, en suite and a four-bay garage Steve Mathis 027 481 9060 This property is available for purchase either as a whole or by individual titles.

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A Lifestyle With Views

$1,375,000

View our video of this property https://youtu.be/3t8eNo5Zoo8 1050 Buckland Road, Karapiro This 8.039 hectare property (subject to title) boasts stunning views and a range of options:  The four bedroom home has a rumpus room, two bathrooms with separate toilets, two logburners (one with a wetback) and ample decking overlooking the Waikato  Infrastructure includes a 2-bay garage/workshop, large 4-bay half round barn with partial concrete floor and power, stable complex with 4 horse boxes and tack room with power plus a lunging yard  The contour is mostly gently rolling to rolling subdivided into eight paddocks David McGuire 027 472 2572  Free-draining and fertile Tirau Ash soils means great farming year round Steve Mathis 027 481 9060  Water from the home’s roof is stored in a 25,000 litre tank then by pressure pump to the house and farm  Located approximately 20km from Cambridge, primary schooling is available at Karapiro and primary and secondary schooling in Cambridge This lifestyle property offers a multitude of options including horses, dairy/beef grazing, cropping and more.

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07 883 1195

29 Main Road, Tirau

Location Location!

5/311 Flume Road, Cambridge This home is so new it’s still being built!! Due for completion in December:  This four bedroom home sits on an elevated 1.5834 hectare block (approximately) and enjoys stunning views across the Cambridge area  Ample decking allows a great flow from indoors to the outdoor living that has to be seen to be believed  Open plan kitchen/dining room, separate lounge, three bathrooms, gas hot water and hob  The extra-large fourth bedroom has been designed to offer the option of a bed and breakfast or a great guest room  The large internal double garage provides plenty of storage space  All just 10km to Cambridge, 3.5km to Goodwood Primary School and 8km to Cambridge High School Call Steve or David now to view this property or come along to the Open Home.

David McGuire 027 472 2572 Steve Mathis 027 481 9060

Web ID: RAL623

More Than A Lifestyle, It’s A Park!

$550,000

6/311 Flume Road, Cambridge Landscaped to perfection, at 1.3993 hectares (approximately) there is plenty of room and with mature trees on this manicured property, you’ll fall in love as soon as you arrive:  All the ground work has been done, ready for you to build your dream home  Properties like this are rare and seldom come to the market, so get in quick as this won’t last long  Located just 10km from Cambridge, 3.5km from Goodwood Primary School and 8km from Cambridge High School  Priced to sell at $550,000

David McGuire 027 472 2572 Steve Mathis 027 481 9060

Call Steve or David to book a viewing.

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Web ID: RAL625

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2018

www.powerhouserealty.co.nz Powerhouse Realty Ltd MREINZ, 73B Victoria Street, Cambridge, Waikato

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$1,250,000

• 5000m2 Section.

• Outstanding school district.

• Easy commute to Hamilton.

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28 Koppens Road TAMAHERE Contact Donna or Mike www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10306

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• Open plan kitchen, dining. 2 Living areas.

• 4 Double bedrooms. 3 Bathrooms.

• Indoor/Outdoor flow. North facing.

• Double garaging, shed.

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286 Pencarrow Road TAMAHERE Contact Margo www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10300

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$839,000

• 237m2 of modern family comfort.

• Entertainers kitchen – walk-in pantry.

• Four bedroom – master with ensuite.

• Great outdoor entertaining areas.

• Desirable and sought-after location.

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HOME

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• 5,023m2 established grounds.

• Tennis Court. Space for pool.

• 3 Bedrooms. 2 bathrooms.

• Deadline Sale Closes 06 December 2018 @ 4.00 p.m. (unless sold prior).

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34 Birchwood Lane TAMAHERE Contact Margo www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10315

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• 550m2 residence. 3 living areas.

• 4 dble bdrms. Media room. Study.

• 3.0996ha. Stables, 4 paddocks.

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330g Pencarrow Road TAMAHERE Contact Margo www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10308

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• Close to shops, medical, transport.

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• Separate garage and garden shed.

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$412,000 107 Shakespeare Street CAMBRIDGE Contact Michael www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10281

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• 3 bd, 2 bath.

• House 156m2.

• Land 461m2.

• Own driveway.

• Double internal access garage.

• 4,457m2 level section.

• Prestigious boutique subdivision.

• Power and fibre.

• Beautifully landscaped grounds.

• Private North facing location.

Lot 1, 45 Browning Street CAMBRIDGE Contact Shirley or Donna www.powerhouserealty.co.nz CPH10296

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“This was our number one target as we had labelled Outstanding three-year-old Madison County repaid him a Guineas horse after he won his two-year-old race his many supporters when he carried the favourite’s last season. tag to a comprehensive victory in the Gr.1 Al Basti “Everything has gone right, thankfully.”

Equiworld Dubai New Zealand 2000 Guineas (1600m) at Forsman was also pleased to secure the victory for the Riccarton. gelding’s owners who have invested heavily in New Trained by Cambridge’s Murray Baker and Andrew Zealand and are one of the dominant ownership forces Forsman, the Pins gelding had jumped to the top of in world racing. “It’s great for New Zealand racing to the pre-race betting markets when he took out the Gr.2 have them (China Horse Club) involved in the New Hawkes Bay Guineas (1400m) at Hastings in October.

Courtesy of an ice-cool ride by jockey Matthew Zealand thoroughbred industry,” he said. “To get a result like this is hopefully going to produce future investment Cameron, the China Horse Club-owned galloper from them.” delivered in fine style on Saturday. Positioned on the China Horse Club Chairman Teo Ah Khing was on rail behind a solid early speed, Cameron had Madison course at Riccarton to see Madison County triumph in County ticking over nicely approaching the home turn, the three-year-old feature. before finding clear-air in the straight.

Madison County quickly mastered fellow

Cambridge raider Dawn Patrol as he dashed away to win by two and a half lengths with Sir Nate closing gamely for third.

“Madison County just proved he is the best three-year-old around,” said Cameron. “They went quick down the back, then slowed up and were all bunched up. I opted to Our swim school provides after school come off into a bit better swimming lessons for school aged children 5 – 13yrs. We are looking for a ground as I know he has an mature and reliable swim instructor. electric turn of foot and a Applicants must be excellent swimmers few of them were stopping. with great communication skills, a strong work ethic and an ability to build a rapport “He got through and was with children and adults. very dominant.”

Cambridge co-trainer Previous swim instructor experience preferred, however full training will be Andrew Forsman admitted provided for the right person. there had been some This is a part-time, fixed term position minor concerns prior to the commencing 30th January 2019, for after If you have a positive attitude and enjoy working with race given the Riccarton school swimming lessons in Terms 1 and 4 children, please email your details to: surface had been subjected of 2019. Hours will be negotiated (between applications@cambridgeprimary.co.nz to heavy rainfall in the 3:00pm and 6:15pm, Monday to Friday).

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Fine Wine Shop Limited, c/- Omega Hospitality, Auckland, PO Box 39-395, Howick, Auckland, private company, has made application to the Waipa District Licensing Committee for the renewal of a Off-Licence in respect of the premises know as The Cambridge Fine Wine Company.

The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Bottle Shop. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 9am to 10pm.

The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waipa District Licensing Committee, 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu or 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge.

Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at: Waipa District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840.

No objection to the issue of a renewal licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

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POLICE Monday, November 5 Driver of a Toyota Yaris on Karapiro Rd at the intersection with Tirau Rd (SH1), pulls out of intersection to turn right. Fails to give way to a truck travelling south. The truck collides with the Toyotas driver’s side. The Toyota Yaris spins off the road hitting two parked cars.

Wednesday, November 7 A bright red Scott Genius 7 Mountain Bike (valued over $3000) that was left unlocked was stolen from outside the Town Hall.

The back door at Jumble Around, Leamington, has been jemmied and the wood on the door has been slightly damaged. Nil entry into the building.

A camera was stolen from outside a property in Moore St, Leamington.

A vehicle was stolen from outside a property on Bracken St, Leamington.

Vehicle crash at the intersection of Shakespeare and Moore Sts at 10pm.

Thursday, November 8 A male has walked onto the forecourt of BP Cambridge and poured a small amount of petrol onto the concrete from a bowser. He has attempted to light the petrol with a lighter and then walked away.

Male shoplifter at New Lives Animal Rescue store has stolen a bag of toys.

A mountain bike was stolen from off a tow bar mounted bike rack on the rear of a vehicle. The car was locked and alarmed. The car was parked in the Countdown carpark.

A black Avanti bike has been take from the property on Pengover Ave, Leamington.

Friday, November 9 Petrol driveoff from BP Leamington. The driver has not attempted to pay for $40. 91 petrol.

A nose to tail accident involving three cars on Cambridge Rd, Leamington. Nil injuries.

A car window was smashed and a $50.00 note and a packet of cigarettes were stolen from the console on the dash. The vehicle was locked and parked on the driveway of a Thompson St address.

Saturday, November 10 Petrol drive of from BP Cambridge. The driver has not attempted to pay for $125.60 of 91 petrol.

A male was arrested for having in his possession a knife and hammer while walking down Wilson St and Fort St while intoxicated. He will appear in Hamilton District Court on November 16.

A mobile phone was stolen while owner was at a bar in Duke St. Sunday, November 11 A mountain bike was stolen from St Kilda Home Care while owner was visiting family. The bike was not secured.

Monday, November 12 House keys have been stolen from a property on Tennyson St, Leamington.

Several items have been stolen and damage to doors at a vacant villa being renovated on Victoria St. Cambridge Police attended nine family harm incidents.

FIRE Wednesday, November 7 8.27pm - Alarm activation at Hauora Hospital and Healing centre.

Sunday, November 11 9.19am - Rescue patient fallen down bank on Vogel St. Monday, November 12 5.12am - Alarm activation at St Peters School.

Tuesday, November 13 8.07pm - Investigate smoke in vicinity of Sunset Cres.

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Auction $1,269,000 ADAPT Page:1 Auction PBN PBN $1,269,000 $829,000 Tender Auction Auction Auction $1,100,000 Proof

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11.00-11.30am Design 12.30-1.00pm Project Leader (Master only)

11.00-11.30am 11.15-11.45am 12.00-12.30pm 12.30-1.00pm 1.00-1.30pm 1.00-1.30pm 2.00-2.30pm 2.00-2.30pm 2.00-3.00pm 3.00-3.30pm

185 King Street 13 Buckland Place Creative Team 319A Shakespeare Street 2 Austen Place Account Management 11A Kingsley Street 14 Isobel Hodgson Drive 41 Kelly Road 1 Harrison Close

$739,000 $645,000 $558,000 $789,000 PBN $1,089,000 PBN PBN

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PBN PBN $559,000

11.00-11.45am 12.00-12.45pm 1.00-1.45pm

HARCOURTS

CAMBRIDGE REAL ESTATE Saturday 17 November 2018 28C Roto-O-Rangi Road 9 Fort Street Sunday 18 November 2018 714-740 Maungatautari Road 115 Rangatira Road 31 Norfolk Drive 22 Kingdon Street 2/180 Burns Street 158 Williams Street 34 Richmond Street 2/35 Silverwood Lane 6/37 Raleigh Street 5 Walter Court 1/304 Te Miro Road 6 Bryce Street 1 Soma Place 28C Roto-O-Rangi Road 23/1 Scott Street 59 St Kilda Road 6 Morton Place 18 Baxter Michael Crescent 16 Kaniera Terrace 11 Naomi Place 36 Thornton Road 3D Brock Place 26B Tennyson Street

Cambridge BRENNAN 3+2Bd, 3Bth, 3Lvg, 2Gge $710 pw TIAKI 5Bd, 2Bth, 1Lvg, Pool $670 $670 pw MIRBECK 4Bd, 2Bth, 3Lvg, 2Gge $630 pw SUJUAN 4Bd, 2Bth, 2Lvg, New $625 pw HEHAN 4Bd, 2Bth, 1Lvg, 2Gge $625 pw HURLEY 2Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, 2Gge $420 pw KING 2Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, Cp $365 pw Leamington FAIRBURN 4To5 Bd, 2Bth, 2Gge (Grounds Included) $700 pw HYATT 4Bd, 3Bth, 2Lvg, 2Gge $670 pw KINGDON 4Bd, 2Bth, 1Lvg, 2Gge $630 pw MASON 3Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, Cp $440 pw COX 3Bd, 1Bth, Rural $340 pw KINGDON 2Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, No Gge $390 pw HYATT 2Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, No Gge $390 pw Hamilton LITTLER 4Bd, 3Bth, 2Lvg, 1Gge $480 pw Matangi MATANGI 3Bd, 1Bth, Lvg,1Gge $400 pw Matamata MATAMATA 3Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, 1Gge $430 pw STANLEY 3Bd, 1Bth, 1Lvg, 1Gge $450 pw (Now Rented) TIAKI 4Bd, 2Bth, 1Lvg 2Gge $610 pw WORDSWORTH 3Bd, 1Bth, 2 Wc, 2Gge $465 pw ARNOLD 4Bd, 2Bth, 1Lvg, Off, Gge $560 pw NGAHINAPOURI 4Bd, 1Bth, (On The Market For Sale) $420 pw TAMAHERE 2Bd, 1Bth, Power Incl $390 pw

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PBN PBN $899,000 $779,000 $685,000 PBN $529,000 PBN $369,000 $549,000 $760,000 $775,000 $735,000 Deadline Sale PBN PBN PBN $1,345,000 $1,185,000 $829,000 PBN PBN $369,000

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Saturday 8 Kerikori Way 100 Swayne Road Sunday 454 Te Miro Road 42 Alpha Street 34 Alan Livingston Drive 16 Hamilton Road 29 Scotsman Valley Road 8 Kerikori Way 8 Brancaster Place 6a Hall Street 10 Victoria Street 61a St Kilda Street Wednesday 21st November 100 Swayne Road 34 Alan Livingston Drive

$849,000 11.00-11.30am $349,000-$360,000 12.00-4.00pm Deadline Sale Auction $1,149,000 $1,298,000 Deadline Sale $849,000 $789,000 $730,000 $799,000 $1,095,000

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$349,000-$360,000 12.00-4.00pm $1,149,000 6.00-6.30pm

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PBN PBN Deadline Sale PBN PBN PBN $679,000 PBN

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PBN $515,000 PBN Tender

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Auction $639,000 Auction Auction

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Auction $639,000 $810,000 Auction Auction $549,000 $329,000

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$889,000

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Saturday 372 Roto O Rangi Road 149 King Street 1-88 Maungakawa Road U11/94 Queen Street Sunday 372 Roto O Rangi Road 149 King Street 145 Victoria Street 1-88 Maungakawa Road U11/94 Queen Street 81 Wordsworth Street 1263 Arapuni Road Thursday 22nd November 30 Kingdon Street

POWERHOUSE REALTY Saturday 34 Birchwood Lane Sunday 34 Birchwood Lane 28 Koppens Road 13 Glenroy Place 286 Pencarrow Road

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VOSPER REALTY Saturday 4 Fort Street $525,000 2.00-2.45pm Sunday 4 Fort Street $525,000 2.00-2.45pm Contact listing agent prior to visiting as Open Homes times can change.

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with Jan Bilton

Gifts with Taste Christmas is the season for giving and the personal touch makes all the difference. Gifts from your kitchen are always special. A day spent creating culinary treats can provide a dozen or more thoughtful surprises for lucky family members and friends.

Well priced, attractive containers are readily available. All you need to do is fill them with some homemade baking or sweets and tie with a ribbon. Or fill with a dry muffin mix (with instructions to keep it in the refrigerator plus how to add the milk and egg).

You could also include a muffin tray.

Pomander balls make fragrant gifts. Medieval herbalists used pomanders — mixtures of aromatic dried herbs and spices in cloth bags or perforated boxes — to ward off illness or bring strength and good fortune. A festive version is firm oranges studded with whole cloves either all over or in a diamond or circular pattern. As the oranges dry they release a delicate spicy fragrance. For a stronger fragrance they can be rolled in a mixture of ground cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. Leave in a bowl or hang from festive trees. Mmm — the aroma!

Christmas Bliss Balls

CAPSICUM & CHILLI JAM

Delish with cheeses or meats.

4 (500g) red capsicums, seeded and roughly chopped 3 long red chillies, seeds in, roughly chopped 10cm piece root ginger, peeled and diced 6 large cloves garlic 2 cups white sugar 1 tablespoon salt 1 cup white vinegar 1 bay leaf Place the capsicums, chillies, ginger and garlic in a food processor and pulse until finely chopped.

Pour into a heavy-based saucepan. Add the sugar, salt, vinegar and bay leaf. Bring to the boil.

Remove any surface scum then reduce the heat and simmer for about 45 minutes until thick. Remove the bay leaf.

Pour into sterilised jars and seal. Makes about 2 cups.

CHRISTMAS BLISS BALLS Simple as and gluten-free.

1 cup Christmas fruit mince 1 teaspoon pure vanilla essence 1/2 cup each: ground almonds, desiccated coconut Combine the fruit mince, vanilla and ground almonds in a bowl. Add a little extra ground almonds if too moist. Cover and chill for at least 1 hour.

Roll into walnut sized balls and coat in the coconut.

Place in festive mini paper cases. Store in the refrigerator. Makes 12.

APRICOT MUFFIN GIFT MIX Dry Mix: 300g self-raising flour 2 teaspoons each: baking powder, ground cinnamon, ground mixed spice 100g walnuts, coarsely-chopped 125g dried apricots, coarsely chopped 100g light brown sugar Place the flour in the base of a 1 litre glass jar.

Layer the other ingredients in the order given.

Write the instructions for making the muffins on thick paper: ‘Instructions. Store in the refrigerator until ready to use. Preheat the oven to 190°C. Place the contents in a large bowl and mix. Make a well in the centre. Add 2 beaten eggs, 300ml milk and 100g melted butter. Mix until just moistened. Spoon into 12 paper-case lined muffin holes. Bake for 18-20 minutes. *Use the muffin mix within 4 weeks.’

Glue the instructions to the jar.

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STREET VIEW:

David Burling (Levin, first time) Has been fantastic, the displays are awesome. Came up for national model competition and this was a bonus.

We headed out to Armistice at Lake Karapiro on Saturday, keen to chat to some of the attendees about the experience, where they were from and if it was the first time they’d been to the event.

Gordon Macrae and Morgan (Te Awamutu, first time) I think it’s a great event, I’ll bring the rest of the family next year.

Megan Apperley (Morrinsville, first time) There’s great stuff for the kids…it’s really nice and this is a great setting.

Julie Samuelson with Skyla (right) (Tauranga, regular participant) Julie and her family brought their tank over, which was offering free rides for kids. It’s come along really well.

Nick McConnell and Vinnie, aged three (Hamilton, first time) All the boys in the family were free so we thought we’d come along, really enjoying it.

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Shawn Conoghan (Whangarei, first time at Karapiro) A collector, Shawn goes to a lot of these, however he said the displays this year were amazing, and he enjoys the vehicles on show.

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PUBLIC TALK: REGAIN THE BRAIN. “My short-term memory is hopeless” is not a normal part of aging, Te Awamutu doctor Janion Heywood presents a free public talk on how you can renew your brain and make it work better. 2pm – 3.15pm at the Cambridge Library, 23 Wilson St. Koha/donation appreciated.

TAMAHERE COUNTRY MARKET, St Stephen’s Church, Airport Rd, Tamahere, 8.30am-1pm.

TAMAHERE ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS FAIR, Tamahere Community Hall, 21 Devine Rd, Tamahere, 8.30am-1.30pm. Showcasing a wide variety of antiques, curios, collectables and bric-a-brac.

KRI MEMORIAL REGATTA, Mighty River Domain, 601 Maungatautari Rd, Lake Karapiro, 7am-6pm Nov 17 and 18. Club rowers from around the North Island.

All ages. $5 entry.

LAST SENIORNET OPEN MEETING for the year and pre-Christmas social. Entertainment by Waipa Wranglers followed by finger-food lunch. Members bring a plate please. 9.30am at the Cambridge Health and Community Centre, 22a Taylor St.

2018 CHARITY CUSTOM & CLASSIC CAR DISPLAY & Family Fun Day, Stragglers Rod & Custom, Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro, 9am-3pm. Live music, food stalls, free entertainment for kids. Gold coin entry for children’s charity.

CHRISTMAS GNOME CRAFT, Scandinavianinspired sock gnome Christmas craft. All materials supplied. Koha appreciated. 10am - 12pm at the Cambridge Library, Wilson St. Adults only. Spaces limited, RSVP to hannah.may@waipadc.govt.nz or 07 823 3838.

GOOD UNION SUMMER SERIES FUN RUN, every Thursday Nov 1 to Dec 20. 2.5km or 5km using Lake Te Koo Utu tracks. Register from 5.30pm at Good Union garden bar. Adults $7, U16 $3. Walkers 6pm, Runners 6.10pm.

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WAIKATO VINTAGE SWAP MEET, Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro, 601 Maungatautari Rd, gates open 6.30am. Huge range of cars, plus stalls buying and selling auto parts. Entry $5 per person.

MEN’S NATIONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL at John Kerkhof Park, Vogel St, Cambridge. Hamilton Wanderers vs Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs – includes some of country’s top players. Starts 2pm. Spectators free. 11am curtain raiser: National Youth League match between the clubs – includes Reds players Josh Clarkin and Jack Portegys.

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Thursday 22

GOOD UNION SUMMER SERIES FUN RUN, every Thursday Nov 1 to Dec 20. 2.5km or 5km using Lake Te Koo Utu tracks. Register from 5.30pm at Good Union garden bar. Adults $7, U16 $3. Walkers 6pm, Runners 6.10pm.

Saturday 24

DUTCH MARKET, Senior Citizens Hall, Milicich Pl, Cambridge. 10am - 1pm. Cash sales only. Held on the last Saturday of each month.

TRI-MAORI FESTIVAL, Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro. 7th annual Festival with three triathlon courses and two walk/run events. All welcome to participate. Also featuring kids’ activities, arts and craft stalls, healthy food stalls, entertainment.

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Saturday 1 DECEMBER

DANCE CLUBS Old Time and Sequence Dancing – every Monday, 1pm–3.30pm at Senior Citizens Hall, Milicich Pl. Info: May 823 1262.

Waipa Wranglers Line Dancing – every Tuesday at Trinity Parish Church hall, corner Queen and Bryce St. Beginners 12.30– 1.30pm, improvers upwards 1.30–3.30. Info: Marie 823 3428.

Scottish Country Dancing – every Wednesday, 7.30pm at St Andrews Church hall, 85 Hamilton Rd. Info: Merilyn 827 6142.

Cambridge Cruisers Rock n Roll – every Thursday, juniors from 6pm, regular club from 6.45pm to 8.40pm at St Andrews Church hall, 85 Hamilton Rd. Fun, friendship and dance. Info: Colleen 021 160 3725.

MUSIC CLUBS The Mosaic Waikato Modern Choir – rehearsal every Tuesday, 7–9pm at Cambridge Health & Community Centre, 22a Taylor St. Info: 827 6291.

Riverside Ukes – every Wednesday, 7pm at the Cambridge Raceway, Taylor St, in the boardroom at the eastern end of the grandstand by secretary’s office. Info: Sheila 0211637114.

CREATIVE CLUBS Cambridge Care and Craft – every Monday, 9.30am–12.30pm at Senior Citizens Hall, Milicich Pl. $4 entry, includes light lunch. Info: Nicky 823 7445.

Cambridge Society of Arts – every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am – 12pm at The Painting Place, Thornton Rd. A friendly environment for all adults who like to paint.

Sunday 2

EVO CHRISTMAS TREASURE HUNT, Victoria St, from 10am-1.45pm. Entry forms available from Nov 26 at Paper Plus or Evolution Cycles. Be in the draw to win a bike – Find the hidden kiwi treasure in retail shops/windows and write its number onto entry form. Hand in at Paper Plus before 1.45pm Sunday, Dec 2. Winners announced at end of Christmas Parade –must be there to win.

NEW WORLD CAMBRIDGE CHRISTMAS PARADE, 2pm-3pm along Victoria St, Cambridge.

Cambridge Mah Jong Club – every Tuesday, 7pm–10pm at the Cambridge Central Bowling Club rooms, Alpha St. Info: Dawn 827 4523.

Leamington Art Group – every Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am–12pm in the Leamington Band Rotunda, Leamington Domain, Wordsworth St. Enquiries: S Coles 827 4294.

Wednesday Wood Workshop – every Wednesday 9am–4pm at Cambridge Community Menzshed (women welcome too) at Resthaven Centre, 4 Vogel St. Info: Dave 823 9170.

Cambridge Creative Fibre – every first and third Thursday of the month at 9.30am, every second and fourth Thursday at 6.30pm, at the Cambridge Health & Community Centre, 22a Taylor St. Info: Anne 827 3156.

Knitters and Natters – every first and third Thursday of the month, 1.15pm at the Baptist Church lounge, Queen St. Enquiries: Isobel 823 5352.

The Views Craft Room – every Friday, 2pm–4pm at Resthaven Village Centre, 4 Vogel St. SOCIAL CLUBS Tree town Toastmasters – every Monday, 7:10pm at council buildings, Wilson St. Learn the art of public speaking and leadership, drinks and supper provided.

60s Up – every first Tuesday of the month, 12.15pm at Raleigh St Christian Centre.

Shared finger food lunch. New members welcome. Info: Jeanette 827 3344.

Rosycross discussion groups – every Tuesday, 7.30pm at 258 Ariki St, Karapiro, and every Thursday, 10.30am at Absolute Coffee House, 88 Alpha St. Subject: “the Universality of the Rosycross”. Info: 021 656 501.

Cambridge Men’s REBUS Club – every third Wednesday of each month, 9.30am at the Cambridge Bridge Club rooms, Fort St. REBUS = retired business people. Speakers each meeting, plus regular outings. Info: Roger 8279928.

Cambridge Stroke Club – every Thursday, 10am – 12.30pm at Trinity Parish Church hall, corner Queen and Bryce St. Entertainment, speakers, outings, cinema, etc. Info: Heather 827 6390.

Thornton Club – Social night every Thursday and Friday from 5.30pm at 37 Thornton Rd. Food, drink and bowling. Wednesdays quiz night. Weekly bowls Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1pm.

Alcoholics Anonymous Secular Group – every Saturday, 9am–10am at Cambridge Community House, 193 Shakespeare St. If alcohol or drugs are affecting your life, join our support group, we sign nothing, ask nothing, make no demands, promise nothing, join on our own say so.

EVENTS Lions’ Shed – every Thursday and Saturday, 9am–12pm, Vogel St. Grab a bargain.

Cambridge Farmers Market – every Saturday, 8am–12pm at Victoria Square.

Miniature Trains – every Sunday (weather permitting) 10am–3pm at Leamington Domain, Wordsworth St. Covered-toe shoes required. $2 per ride.

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A public talk “Regain the Brain” at the Cambridge Library this Saturday from 2pm with Dr Janion Heywood helping people make their shortterm memory work better. Koha entry appreciated

CAMBRIDGE RDA SHOW DAY, 10am – 2pm. RDA rider-ridden games, non-ridden games for everyone, food, fun, everyone welcome. Great chance to find out more about Cambridge Riding for the Disabled.

More details on Facebook: RDA Cambridge.

REGULAR EVENTS SPORTS/EXERCISE CLUBS Golf Croquet – every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 1.15pm at Leamington Croquet Club, Scott St. Info: Pam 823 4412.

Karapiro Taotaoroa Indoor Bowling Club – every Monday, 7pm at Karapiro Hall (behind Mobil). Info: Ray 827 8379.

Evening Tennis session – every Monday, 6pm–7.30pm at Cambridge Racquets Club, Thornton Rd. $10 for non-members. Info: Wayne 827 7563.

Cambridge Parents Centre “BuggyFit” – every Monday during school term, 10.30am at The Studio Health and Fitness, 12 Scott St. $10 entry. Social exercise with your bump or children.

Camkada Judo Club – every Monday and Wednesday during school terms at Maclean St. Beginners 6.30pm–7pm, under 14s 7–8pm, over 14s 8–9pm. Info: 823 0961.

Cambridge Badminton Club – every Monday, Juniors 6pm–7pm, Seniors (16+) 7.30pm. Day club every Tuesday, 9.30am–12pm. 50+ session every Thursday, 9.30am–12pm. Seniors (16+) every Friday, 7.30pm. Info: Tina 027 313 8033.

Cambridge Golf Club – every Tuesday at the Cambridge Golf Club, 112 Tirau Rd. Veterans 9am, Junior Academy 4pm. Details: 827 6381.

Tai Chi at the Cossie Club – every Wednesday 6.30pm–7.30pm at 88/94 Burns St, Leamington. Info: Ruth 021 077 8727.

Bowls – every Thursday, 1pm at Senior Citizens Hall, Milicich Pl. Christine 827 0604.

Tai Chi Academy – every Wednesday and Friday, 1pm–2pm at Trinity St Paul’s Church corner Bryce and Queen St. Info: Bob 827 4814.

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The Tamahere Antique and Collectors Fair is on this Saturday at the Tamahere Community Hall, 21 Devine Rd, and the Tamahere Country Market is on at St Stephen’s Church, Airport Rd, both 8.30am1pm.

The KRI Memorial Rowing Regatta takes place 7am-6pm this Saturday and Sunday at Lake Karapiro, $5 entry at Mighty River Domain, with club rowers competing from around the North Island.

The big Waikato Vintage Swap Meet returns to Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro this Sunday, entry $5 with a huge range of cars to see as well as stalls buying and selling auto parts.

On Sunday the Hamilton Wanderers will play Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs at John Kerkhof Park, Vogel St, Cambridge, as part of the men’s national football league. Featuring top NZ players. Kick off 2pm, free entry.

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CINEMA

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2018

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FRIDAY: 11.00AM, 3.40, 6.00PM SATURDAY: 11.00AM, 1.00, 5.30PM SUNDAY: 10.55AM, 2.20PM MONDAY: 11.00AM, 6.00PM TUESDAY: 11.00AM, 3.40, 6.00PM

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FRIDAY: 11.20AM, 2.10, 5.40, 8.20PM SATURDAY: 11.30AM, 2.20, 5.10, 7.55PM SUNDAY: 1.00, 3.45, 6.30PM MON/TUE: 11.20AM, 2.10, 5.40, 8.20PM (M)

A STAR IS BORN

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FRIDAY: 3.10, 5.50, 8.00PM SATURDAY: 1.00, 5.50, 7.30PM SUNDAY: 11.15AM, 4.10, 6.50PM MON: 7.50PM - TUE: 3.10, 5.50, 8.00PM Very Tarantino-ish, reminiscent of INGLORIOUS BASTARDS. Very good, original and well done (not a Zombie story). With only hours until D-Day, a team of American paratroopers drop into Nazi-occupied France to carry out a mission that's crucial to the invasion's success. Their mission is to penetrate the walls of a fortified church and destroy a radio transmitter. As the soldiers approach their target, they soon begin to realize that there's more going on in the Nazioccupied village than a simple military operation. Making their way to an underground lab, the outnumbered men stumble upon a sinister experiment that forces them into a vicious battle against an army of the undead. Overlord is a thrilling, pulse-pounding action adventure with a twist.

An engaging hard-hitting drama with a solid plot and strong acting from all of the cast. Although a heist story, it focuses more on the other elements involved - politics, corruption, greed, revenge and empowerment for women and black Americans. It's unhurried in its delivery, and the style works really well as it doesn't detract from the story.

The plot has some good twists and wraps up nicely at the end. A police shootout leaves four thieves dead during an explosive armed robbery attempt in Chicago. Their widows, Veronica, Linda, Alice and Belle, have nothing in common except a debt left behind by their spouses' criminal activities. Hoping to forge a future on their own terms, Veronica joins forces with the other three women to pull off a heist that her husband was planning.

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A Star is Born (M)

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Bohemian Rhapsody (M)

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2 hrs 24 mins

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An Interview with God (PG) 1 hr 53 mins !! NEW !!

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FRIDAY: 1.20, 8.30PM - SATURDAY: 3.00, 8.30PM SUN: 4.25PM - MON: 3.10PM - TUE: 1.20, 8.30PM FRIDAY: 1.05PM - SATURDAY: 10.45AM, 3.45PM SUNDAY: 2.00PM - MONDAY: 1.05, 5.45PM TUESDAY: 1.05PM (R16)

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FRIDAY: 10.45AM - MONDAY/TUESDAY: 10.45AM ROYAL BALLET: MAYERLING SUN: 10.30AM - MON: 1.45PM (E)

Entertaining the Waikato for 86 years

REGENT – The Theatre Beautiful NOV 15-21

Brilliant, what an incredible TRUE story proving the old adage that real life is stranger than fiction. “A roller coaster of emotions.” “Came in laughing and left crying.” Big staff recommendation to you.

THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS E FOURTH PREMIER SESSIONS. SAT 12:45 & 5:00, SUN 10:45 & 3:00

LADIES IN BLACK PG

FRI 5:45, SAT 2:45, SUN 12:45, FINAL WED 5:45 __________________________________________

VENOM M

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Born Racer Scot Dixon (M) 1 hr 43 mins

1.40pm

SHE SHEARS E

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First Man (M)

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2 hrs 31 mins

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Girl in The Spiders Web (R16)

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2 hrs 12 mins

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King of Thieves (M) 2 hrs 3 mins

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Ladies in Black (PG) 2 hrs 4 mins

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They Shall Not Grow Old (RP16) 1 hr 54 mins !! NEW!!

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Beautifully filmed and acted by all the performers, this is a knock-out film our patrons are raving about.

The creme de la creme and most vibrant of performances by MAGGIE SMITH.

THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE M THU 5:40, SAT 2:35, FINAL SUN 12:35

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BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY M

THU 5:30 & 7:40, FRI 9:55, 5:30 & 7:40, SAT 12:55, 3:55 & 6:45, SUN 10:55, 1:55 & 4:45, MON & TUE 5:50,WED 9:55, 5:30 & 7:40 A modern-day Cold War thriller in which one gutsy American submarine captain has to defy the odds is an exciting actioner.

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A STAR IS BORN M

THU 5:20 & 7:30, FRI 9:45, 5:20 & 7:30, SAT 1:15, 3:40 & 6:30, SUN 11:15. 1:40 & 4:30, MON & TUE 5:40,WED 9:45, 5:20 & 7:30

THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER’S WEB: A NEW DRAGON TATTOO STORY R16

THU & FRI 7:55, SAT 7:00, SUN 5:00,TUE 6:00, WED 7:55

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THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD RP16 THU 5:35, FRI 10:05 & 5:35, SAT 1:25 & 5:15, SUN 11:25 & 3:15, MON 6:10,TUE 6:20, WED 10:05 & 5:35

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Very Tarantino-ish, reminiscent of INGLORIOUS BASTARDS.Very good, original and well done (not a Zombie story).

With only hours until D-Day, a team of American paratroopers drop into Nazi-occupied France to carry out a mission that's crucial to the invasion's success. It’s a thrilling, pulse-pounding action adventure with a twist.

Operation OVERLORD R16

THU & FRI 8:00, SAT 7:10, SUN 5:10, MON 6:00, TUE 6:10,WED 8:00

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WIDOWS R16

AND ROBIN HOOD START NOV 22

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THE ROYAL EDINBURGH MILITARY TATTOO 2018

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2018

CMS Athletics Day biggest yet Cambridge Middle School held their annual school Athletics Day at the Cambridge Athletics Grounds on Vogel St for the first time this year.

With the student roll at its biggest yet, the school

had to hold the event at the new location on Thursday last week to cater for the larger student numbers, and it seemed to go down a treat as evident by the cheers heard and smiles seen throughout the day.

A few events and finals had to be carried over to this week, so at the time of going to print we weren’t able to include the full results from the event, so keep an eye out in next week’s issue to find out.

Phoebe McLiver in the Year 8 girls high jump.

Jesse Tweddle in the Year 8 girls discus.

Rohan Melis (front) and Ben Fitzpatrick in the Year 8 boys 200m sprint.

Bella Cranston flies through the Year 8 girls long jump.

Top row: Hannah Paterson, Holly Robinson, Holly McNab, Kaycee Robinson. Back row: Lucy Kingston, Ella Southcombe, Georgie Loveridge.

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