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Raglan  police  are  set  to  mount  a  push  to  revitalise  Neighbourhood  Support  groups  about  town  â€“  and  they  have  only  to  look  across  the  harbour  to  be  able  to  point  to  an  example  of  a  group  that’s  worked  effectively  for  decades  now  in  preventing  crime.

around  Raglan  â€“  but  primarily  across  the  harbour  in  Te  Akau  â€“  there  are  447  households,  15  businesses  and  17  co-­ordinators  involved  in  the  Neighbourhood  Support  scheme.   The  initiative  surfaced  nationwide  back  in  the  late  â€˜70s  but  is  only  now  â€“  as  police  VWHS XS WKHLU ÂłSUHYHQWLRQ ÂżUVW´ SROLF\ Twenty  years  ago,  then  Te  Akau  says  Raewyn  â€“  getting  another  push.  â€œThere  is  crime  everywhere  and  resident  Ruth  Philburn  set  up  a  Rural  Support  group  to  help  keep  her  isolated  Neighbourhood  Support  does  make  community  safe  from  criminals.   And  a  difference,â€?  she  insists.  Not  only  while  the  locals  were  â€œa  bit  offhandâ€?  do  people  become  aware  of  what’s  DERXW LW DW ÂżUVW VKH UHFDOOV WKH VKRFNLQJ going  on  in  their  community  and  more  murder  of  an  elderly  couple  in  the  area  vigilant,  but  they’re  more  likely  to  call  just  two  years  later  served  to  bring  it  all  police  and  report  suspicious  activity. together  and  people  there  have  never  While  Raewyn  focuses  on  crime  looked  back.  prevention  through  the  formation  of  Although  now  retired  at  Te  new  Neighbourhood  Support  groups,  Kowhai’s  Perrin  Park,  Ruth  still  co-­ the  role  of  overall  area  co-­ordinator  ordinates  the  support  group  by  phone  is  now  Kathy’s  who  brings  to  it  a  DQG LV WKH ÂżUVW SRLQW RI FRQWDFW IRU community-­based  approach.  Raglan  police  when  trouble’s  brewing.  Her  vision  is  to  see  neighbours,  â€œRuth  knows  everything  that  goes  young  and  old,  supporting  and  on  out  there  (Te  Akau),â€?  local  constable  encouraging  each  other  in  a  way  that  Raewyn  McLachlan  told  the  Chronicle  tends  to  build  community  spirit  and  last  week  as  she  and  watch-­house  strength.  â€œIt’s  to  help  all  of  us  be  volunteer  Kathy  Gilbert  geared  up  to  aware  of  the  needs  of  our  neighbours  â€“  encourage  residents  to  form  a  series  of  without  being  nosey.â€? active  Neighbourhood  Support  groups   And  it’s  about  looking  after  and  around  the  Raglan  area.  The  more  support  groups  that  get  caring  for  others,  so  no-­one’s  isolated  set  up  â€œthe  easier  it  makes  our  jobâ€?,  in  their  own  home  should  an  emergency  says  Raewyn  of  the  initiative.  And  the  arise,  she  says. Raglan  police  hope  now  to  hear  community  ultimately  becomes  partly  from  residents  who  want  to  start  their  responsible  for  its  own  safety. Already  in  rural  and  urban  areas  own  support  groups.  â€œWe  know  there Â

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are  keen  people,â€?  says  Raewyn.  â€œThey  just  don’t  know  what  to  do  next.â€? Basically  it’s  as  simple  as  arranging  a  neighbourhood  meeting  at  a  designated  place,  she  adds,  where  crime  prevention  packs  and  street  signs  will  be  supplied  and  a  liaison  contact  agreed.  A  good-­sized  group  is  typically  between  six  and  10  nearby  households  in  an  urban  neighbourhood,  and  possibly  more  in  a  rural  environment. Residents  can  then  inform  police  through  their  FR RUGLQDWRU RI FULPHV JUDIÂżWL QHLJKERXUKRRG issues  and  so  on.  Police  will  step  in  and  try  to  help,  sharing  problems  and  solutions  where  SRVVLEOH ZLWK RWKHUV OLNH WKH ÂżUH VHUYLFH VHFXULW\ ÂżUPV FRXQFLOV FLYLO GHIHQFH DQG YLFWLP VXSSRUW Ideally,  adds  Kathy,  it’ll  make  for  strong  and  interactive  community  support  groups.     Edith  Symes  Â

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Market great place to show your bootie Leany  de  Lange  is  one  of  the  original  stallholders  at  Raglan  Creative  Market.  Affectionately  known  as  â€œThe  Bootie  Ladyâ€?,  Leany  specializes  in  beautifully  handcrafted  footwear.  The  great  demand  for  her  product  has  been  generated  by  Leany’s  love  of  creativity  and  innovation.  She  never  intended  to  be  crocheting  ž  length  booties  â€œjust  like  gumbootsâ€?,  but  enjoys  rising  to  the  challenge  of  special  requests  including  that  of  a  local  cafe  owner  to  make  a  size  13  in  red,  blue  &  black. Her  product  began  with  tiny  booties  for  babies  and  has  snowballed  by  catering  to  customers  requests.  A  one  man  band,  Leany  crafted  the  pattern Â

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in  a  Hamilton  rest-­home. The  Raglan  Creative  Market  is  held  on  the  2nd  Sunday  of  every  month  at  the  Old  School  Arts  Centre  in  Stewart  Street.  The  market  is  a  showcase  for  quality  arts  in  the  Whaingaroa  region,  including  paintings  and  photography,  woodcraft,  healing  arts,  original  fashion  clothing  and  jewellery.  Visitors  can  enjoy  a  freshly  roasted  coffee  while  they  peruse  the  stalls  for  seasonal  organic  produce,  free  range  eggs, Â

homemade  preserves  and  freshly  baked  breads. Susan  Guenther Next  Creative  Market:  Saturday  14th   October  New  Summer  times:  9am  to  2pm New  stallholders  are  always  welcome.  Visit  our  website  www.raglanmarket. FRP 7R ÂżQG RXW PRUH FRQWDFW 7KH 2OG School  Arts  Centre  on  07  825  0023  or  market@raglanartscentre.co.nz. Â

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out  in  the  open:   Four  Square’s  SuperValue  and  a  Four  Square  in  Raglan  project  so  could  not  answer  questions  coming  back  to  town. Waikato  businessman  Glenn  Miller  FRQÂżUPHG WR WKH &KURQLFOH RQ 0RQGD\ that  the  building  site  recently  excavated  and  levelled  at  3  Bankart  Street  would  be  the  location  of  a  new  Four  Square  store. Mr  Miller,  the  owner-­operator  of  Hamilton’s  Mill  Street  Pak  â€™n  Save  and  a  Foodstuffs  director,  said  it  had  been  hoped  to  open  the  store  for  the  summer  trade  but  there  was  a  building  holdup  relating  to  soft  land  â€œwhich  we  are  getting  the  engineers  to  sort  outâ€?. “We  had  hoped  to  be  open  by  Christmas,  and  still  may  be,â€?  he  added. Mr  Miller  is  understood  to  be  a  partner  in  the  development  together  with  Ken  and  Lesley  Curtis,  the  former  owners  of  the  Pirongia  Four  Square. The  long-­time  Raglan  Four  Square  in  Bow  Street  became  a  SuperValue  supermarket  only  in  late  August,  so  if  all  does  go  to  plan  the  iconic  Mr  Four  Square  and  his  apparently  much-­loved  Pams  products  may  be  back  in  town  after  an  absence  of  just  four  months.

as   a  good  thing.  â€œFor  sure  â€Ś  competition  around  construction  or  timing. is  good,â€?  he  said.    â€œAnd  Ken  is  quite  aggressive  in  his  pricing.â€?

But  she  added:   â€œWe  do  support Â

bringing  a  Four  Square  back  to  Raglan, Â

He  said  it  would  be  nice  to  have  a  and  have  received  a  lot  of  support  from  the  Four  Square  presence  back  in  Raglan  Raglan  community  for  bringing  back  this  considering  the  brand  had  â€œbeen  there  all  iconic  brand.â€? these  yearsâ€?  through  generations  of  the  wider  Petchell  family.

Raglan’s  new  SuperValue  supermarket Â

has  the  same  Waikato-­based  owner/

Mr  Miller  referred  questions  about  the  operators  as  the  old  Four  Square,  Richard  size  of  the  new  Four  Square,  and  how  any  and  Jane  Jacobsen,  but  the  predominantly  off-­street  parking  would  be  provided  on  South  Island  chain  â€“  together  with  the  the  tight  new  site,  on  to  Mr  Curtis  â€“  but  his  likes  of  Countdown  â€“  comes  under  the  partner  did  not  want  to  talk  details. Â

umbrella  of  Australian-­owned  Progressive Â

Mr  Curtis  told  the  Chronicle  he  was  not  Enterprises. prepared  to  speak  until  he  had  â€œconcrete Â

SuperValue  has  promoted  itself  as Â

informationâ€?.  He  said  this  sort  of  project  5DJODQÂśV ÂżUVW ÂłUHDO VXSHUPDUNHW´ DQG took  time,  and  he  wanted  to  â€œsit  quietly,  let  offers  many  more  lines  and  specials  than  things  tick  along  and  get  dates  all  sortedâ€?  did  Raglan  Four  Square.   It  has  also  before  speaking  to  the  media.  Â

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Foodstuffs  â€“  the  New  Zealand-­owned  area  so  it  can  offer  even  greater  variety. company  behind  the  Pak  â€™n  Save,  New Â

But  feedback  in  the  Chronicle  and Â

World  and  Four  Square  chains  â€“  was  online  shows  some  customers  at  least  happier  to  talk,  however.

are  missing  some  cheaply  priced  basic Â

Angela  Bull,  general  manager  property  commodities.   As  Mr  Miller  observed  to  development  for  Foodstuffs  (Auckland)  the  Chronicle,  â€œpeople  are  wanting  the  Ltd,  said  the  company  was  not  directly  Pams  brand  backâ€?.       Edith  Symes

Community input sought for Maui Dolphin preservation plan The  Department  of  Conservation  '2& DQG WKH 0LQLVWU\ IRU 3ULPDU\ ,QGXVWULHV 03, DUH QRZ VHHNLQJ public  comment  on  the  Maui’s  'ROSKLQ 7KUHDW 0DQDJHPHQW 3ODQ 703 A  meeting,  led  by  staff  from  the  Department  of  Conservation  Marine  Species  &  Threats  Team,  is  scheduled  for  Wednesday  24th  October  in  the  Raglan  Town  Hall  (5-­7pm)  and  all  interest  groups  are  welcome  to  attend. A  draft  discussion  document  was  developed  and  this  has  now  been  released  for  public  consultation.   The  consultation  process  on  the  proposed  plan  will  run  for  several  weeks  and  submissions  close  on  12th  of  November  2012.  The  TMP  will  look  at  how  potential  threats  to  Maui’s  such  as  pollution,  set  QHW ÂżVKLQJ PLQLQJ FRPPHUFLDO DQG recreational  boating  will  be  addressed  to  help  protect  the  dolphins.  The  move  to  review  the  TMP  follows  set  net  protection  measures  that  were  established  back  in  June  by  MPI  to  protect  Maui’s  dolphin  on  the  West  Coast  of  the  North  Island.   Earlier  this  year  the  Government  has  asked  for  a  planned  review  of  the  Hectors  and  Maui’s  Threat  Management  Plan  to  be  brought  forward  from  2013  to  this  year  â€“  prioritising  the  Maui’s  component. This  is  a  highly  political  issue,  which  is  of  interest  to  a  wide  range  of  stakeholders  both  in  New  Zealand  and  internationally.

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Councillor’s Column As  we  move  into  Daylight  Saving  time,  it  is  great  to  think  that  summer’s  on  the  way.   Council  will  be  taking  advantage  of  the  better  weather  to  reseal  over  twenty  of  Raglan’s  roads  as  part  of  the  2012/2013  reseal  programme.   Some  preparation  work  has  already  been  carried  out  in  Bow  Street  and  Cliff  Street  and  other  parts  of  town.   Council  will  also  be  repairing  more  of  our  broken   footpaths.   Breakage  and  damage  is  usually  caused  by  heavy  trucks,  delivery  vehicles  and  cars  driving  over   footpaths,  as  well  as  parking  on  the  paths.    Footpaths  that  are  damaged  and  obstructed  by  this  kind  of  activity  are  a  constant  problem  especially  for  parents  with  little  ones  in  strollers,  disabled  and  elderly  people  in  mobility  scooters  and  wheelchairs  and  kids  making  their  way  to  and  from  school  along  the  footpaths. It  is  pleasing  to  see  that  the  new  BMX  track  at  Te  Kopua  is  well  underway.   This  community  project  will  add  to  the  success  of  the  skatepark  that  is  providing  enjoyment  for  young  locals  and  visitors  alike.   The  Raglan  Coastal  Reserves  Advisory  Committee  would  also  like  to  see  some  updated  equipment  in  the  play  area  at  Te  Kopua  as  well. The  newly  appointed  Beach  Rangers  will  be  meeting  with  Council  Animal  Control  this  week  to  gain  a  clear  understanding  of  the  rules  around  dogs  at  the  beach.   This  is  an  issue  that  results  in  a  lot  of  complaints  from  beach-­users. As  always,  we  need  to  remember  that  Waikato  District  Council  has  more  than  Raglan  to  deal  with.   Currently  in  front  of  council  are: ‡ KRXVLQJ DQG LQGXVWULDO JURZWK LQ WKH Pokeno  and  Horotiu  areas ‡ FRQWLQXHG GHYHORSPHQW RI WKH MRLQW management  with  Waikato  Tainui  regarding  the  Waikato  River  and  ongoing  relationships ‡ WKH GHYHORSPHQW RI D PHPRUDQGXP RI understanding  with  Ngati  Maahanga  with  which  I  am  directly  involved ‡ WKH GHYHORSPHQW RI D GLVWULFW ZLGH heritage  strategy  commencing  with  updating  the  Waikato  District  Council’s  Heritage  Policy,  and  reviewing  the  Franklin  District  Heritage  strategy. ‡ $OVR ZRUN KDV FRPPHQFHG RQ WKH XSJUDGH RQ WKH 1JDUXDZDKLD 2IÂżFH WR JLYH EHWWHU space  utilisation. Council  is  working  with  Community  Board  Chairs  and  Community  Committee  members  to  develop  better  ways  of  engaging  in  council  and  community  issues.   Starting  in  November  committee  chairs  (or  their  nominees)  will  have  speaking  rights  at  Council  meetings  and  workshops  which  hopefully  will  give  a  better  understanding  of  how  local  government  can  meet  local  needs. Don’t  forget  the  Raglan  Community  Board’s  Best  Garden  Competition  is  underway.   Information  is  DYDLODEOH IURP WKH &RXQFLO 2IÂżFH LQ %RZ 6WUHHW This  is  always  a  great  event  as  there  are  some  keen  and  capable  gardeners  in  our  community. Congratulations  to  the  Raglan  Coastguard  for  their  recent  accolade  for  service  to  the  community.   I  am  in  complete  support  of  their  tenancy  at  the  wharf  -­  as  is  the  Council.   It  is  also  good  to  see  Soul  shoes  relocating  to  the  wharf  which  seems  to  be  developing  into  something  of  an  iconic  Raglan  venue.   Great  timing  with  summer  just  around  the  corner. Council  staff  tell  me  there  is  still  a  lot  of  interest  in  the  two  remaining  tenancies. In  closing  if  last  weekend  is  any  indication  -­  the  busy  season  is  on  us,  lean  back  and  enjoy  the  lovely  town  you  live  in. Remember  that  all  Council  agendas  and  minutes  are  on  the  WDC  website  -­  www.waikatodistrict. co.nz.   If  you  would  like  to  discuss  council  issues  with  PH SOHDVH FRQWDFW PH WKURXJK WKH FRXQFLO RIÂżFH on  825  8129  or  my  mobile  phone  021  155  3778  or  email  me  clint.baddeley@waidc.govt.nz  Clint  Baddeley,  District  Councillor

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Local barista full of beans at Raglan Roast’s expansion

Raglan  Roast  is  spreading  far  and  wide  which  means  local  barista  Bobo  â€“  whose  face  is  familiar  both  at  Volcom  Lane’s  hole-­in-­the-­wall  and  Te  Uku  5RDVW 2IÂżFH Âą LV QRZ VHULRXVO\ UXVKHG RII KLV IHHW VXSSO\LQJ coffee  rather  than  coffees.

Barista turned barosta: Bobo with the roaster that’s occupying much of his time these days as Raglan Roast’s reach spreads southwards.

But  he’s  happy  to  be  roasting,  Bobo  told  the  Chronicle  last  week,  and  the  large  new  Wellington  coffee  outlet  â€“  complete  with  comfy  couches  â€“  which  opened  in  Abel  Smith  Street  off  the  top  of  Cuba  Street  about  10  weeks  ago  with  D VWHDG\ Ă€RZ RI EXVLQHVV LV QRZ “just  swallowing  it  (coffee)  upâ€?,  he  reckons. There’s  a  great  student  vibe  there,  he  adds,  and  supplying  Raglan  Roast  in  the  capital  at  a  reasonable  SULFH LV GHÂżQLWHO\ ÂłD JRRG WKLQJ´ So  good  that  just  last  week  the  company  took  a  leap  of  faith  across  Cook  Strait  and  opened  yet  DQRWKHU FRIIHH VSRW LQ D ÂłYHU\ Ă€DVK little  placeâ€?  at  Tahunanui  outside  of  Nelson.   It’s  a  dedicated  â€œsurf  loungeâ€?  cafe  in  a  corner  of  Nelson’s  RQO\ NLWHVXUÂżQJ VWRUH And  while  it’s  early  days  â€œeveryone  likes  the  coffee  ...  the  taste  (of  Raglan  Roast)â€?,  enthused  Bobo  who  was  busy  when  the  Chronicle  called  getting  still  more  of Â

the  stuff  ready  to  send  southwards. Beautiful  blue  skies  and  a  beachy  feel  have  contributed  to  positive  feedback  at  the  newly  opened  Tahunanui  spot,  he  says. Bobo,  whose  rarely  heard  real  name  is  Robert  ten  Broek,  is  not  working  out  front  of  the  two  local  cafes  so  much  these  days.  â€œMy  dream  is  to  roast  coffee,â€?  he  says  simply,  likening  the  industry  to  that  of  wines  but  in  which  different  beans  rather  than  grapes  are  grown  DQG Ă€DYRXUV PL[HG WR JHW WKH EHVW WDVWH DQG WH[WXUH And  just  as  there  is  wine-­tasting  there  is  coffee-­tasting,  but  it’s  called  â€œcuppingâ€?  and  indulged  in  from  time  to  time  at  trade  fairs  and  the  like.  Bobo,  33,  has  become  quite  D FRIIHH H[SHUW RYHU WKH \HDUV DW Volcom  Lane  â€“  where  he  and  local  businessman  Tony  Bruce  set  up  the  community-­based  Raglan  Roast  company  back  in  1998  â€“  and  now  supplies  three  well-­established  blends  to  coffee-­lovers,  all  of  which  depend  on  the  industrial  roasting  machine  out  the  back  of  the  dimly  lit  hole-­in-­the-­wall. Brown  Lightning  is  Raglan  Roast’s  signature  espresso  blend,  Mocha  Java  its  classic  blend  with  â€œnot  so  much  caffeineâ€?  and Â

DaGanic  â€“  probably  the  mildest  of  the  three  â€“  the  100  percent  fair  trade  organic  roast. Raglan  Roast  also  donates  into  WKH 1H[W *HQHUDWLRQ &RIIHH )XQG an  initiative  administered  by  Trade  Aid  which  helps  farmers  globally  to  create  bigger  harvests  and  better  coffee  for  the  industry’s  future.   â€œWe  as  roasters  probably  get  the  ELJJHVW FXW ´ %RER H[SODLQV VR LWÂśV a  way  of  giving  back. Now  as  a  dedicated  roaster  himself,  Bobo’s  lightheartedly  shed  his  barista  title  and  come  up  with  the  term  barosta  to  describe  what  he  does  for  a  living.   But  Tony’s  â€œthe  legendâ€?  behind  Raglan  Roast,  he  insists,  an  appellation  Tony  can’t  dispute  because  he’s  away  down-­ country  â€œmaking  it  happenâ€?  by  opening  and  marketing  new  spaces  in  which  to  grow  the  company. “I  just  hang  out  here  (Raglan)  and  do  roasting,â€?  Bobo  reckons  of  the  business  the  pair  have  built  up.  He  also  points  out  that  Raglan  Roast  now  not  only  includes  two  other  local  partners  â€“  Andrew  McGregor  and  John  Clapham  â€“  but  has  also  made  several  jobs  available  and  created  a  lot  of  â€œsocial  capitalâ€?  or  goodwill  within  the  community.  Edith  Symes

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Members of the Raglan knitting circle gather at Woodlands

Raglan’s  knitting  circle  has  grown  from  strength  to  VWUHQJWK RYHU WKH SDVW ÂżYH \HDUV :KLOH LW KDV D FRUH of  dedicated  knitters  and  craftspeople  who  meet  most  weeks  at  Blacksand  Cafe  on  :HGQHVGD\ PRUQLQJV LW LV MXVW as  much  a  place  for  the  casual  visitor  who  wants  to  learn  the  basics  of  knitting.  Â

 Every  so  often  the  group  ventures  out  to  knit  at  other  locations  -­  the  annual  jaunt  to  Woodlands  Historic  Homestead  near  Gordonton  which  has  become  a  tradition.    The  group  usually  times  the  visit  to  coincide  with  Woodland’s  famous  cherry  trees  in  IXOO Ă€XVK D VSHFWDFOH WKDW RQO\ ODVWV a  week  or  so  each  year. Sue  Russell

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Movie Preview: Your Sister’s Sister by Susan Guenther A  humorous  twisting  tale  of  romantic  mayhem  emerges  from  heartache  and  grief,  forming  the  premise  of  this  dramatic  comedy. Jack  (Mark  Duplass),  still  struggling  with  the  emotional  sorrow  of  his  brother’s  death  a  year  before,  is  offered  a  time  of  solace  and  solitude.  His  best  friend,  Iris  (Emily  Blunt)  offers  Jack  the  use  of  her  family’s  remote  island  cabin. But  this  refuge  from  the  world  is  interrupted  by  Hannah  (Rosemarie  DeWitt),  Iris’s  sister,  herself  seeking  shelter  from  the  emotional  turmoil  of  an  abruptly  ended  seven-­year  relationship.  Not  XQH[SHFWHGO\ IRU WKH YLHZHU WKH\ ÂżQG VRODFH LQ HDFK other’s  unexpected  presence.  Sibling  rivalry  then  complicates  the  tale  as  Iris  herself  suddenly  arrives  at  the  cabin. Over  the  space  of  a  few  days  in  this  isolated  retreat  off  the  coast  of  Washington  State  an  emotional  tale  of  interweaving  relationships  is  played  out.   The  three  main  characters  are  amusing,  expressive  and  revealing  in  all  their  awkwardness  and  personal  insecurities. ‘Your  Sister’s  Sister’  is  an  entertaining  comedy  about  the  convoluted  relationships  between  a  man,  his  best  friend  and  his  best  friend’s  sister. 8.00pm  Saturday  20  October  and  4.30pm  Sunday  21  October.  M  (sex  scenes  and  violence)  90mins Raglan  Old  School  Arts  Centre  in  Stewart  St.   For  reserves  phone  825  0023  or  Email  info@ raglanartscentre.co.nz. Â

Raglan Artisan workshop at the wharf: Local artists, local business, local people Imagine  an  open,  multi-­ functional  space  for  freedom  of  creative  expression  in  a  beautiful  and  iconic  area  of  Raglan.   Imagine  a  collection  of  designers,  artists  and  other  craftspeople  and  a  central  artisan  market,  a  hub  and  platform  for  local  artists  and  cottage  businesses  to  create  and  sell.   Imagine  handmade  jewellery,  carvings,  drawings,  paintings,  pesto  quirky  inventions  and  whimsical  surprises.  This  Labour  weekend  (October  the  21st)  kicks  off  the  opening  of  Raglan  Artisan  at  the  wharf.   Come  and  join Â

us  as  we  breathe  life  into  one  of  the  only  original  buildings  remaining  in  the  aftermath  of  WKH JUHDW ZKDUI ÂżUH RI We  at  Raglan  Artisan  pride  ourselves  on  being  inclusive,  open  and  non-­judgemental.  We  aim  to  create  a  space  serving  the  Raglan  community  and  welcome  community  participation,  bridging  the  gap  between  local  artists,  local  business  and  local  people.   We  have  limited  stall  spaces  and  studios  available.   There  are  four  studio/ RIÂżFH VSDFHV WZHOYH VWDOOV IRU the  weekend  markets  and  a  gallery  space  where  local  and  non-­local  artists  can  exhibit  their  creations.   There  is  also  the  studio  spaces  are  $100  per  this  venture  please  contact  potential  for  performance  week  for  long-­term  use  and  Tony  â€“  021  074  8382,  Chantal  or  Jemma  on  0221963710  or  space  in  the  future.   The  VSDFHV DUH ÂżOOLQJ XS IDVW market  stalls  are  $25  per  day,  If  you’d  like  to  be  part  of  raglanartisan@gmail.com.

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Bowlers braved weather on way to win

Opinion: Celebrities by Ian McKissack This  business  of  celebrities  is  an  interesting  one  though  at  times  makes  me  wonder  just  where  civilization  is  going.  The  problem  is  that  we  are  in  danger  of  celebrating  people  who  haven’t  achieved  a  great  deal  for  the  world  except  getting  well  known  and  having  a  fair  amount  of  money  in  the  bank.  Kim  Dotcom  seems  to  be  making  himself  into  a  celebrity  by  looking  like  a  very  large  teddy  bear,  and  having  made  a  pot  of  gold  as  some  sort  of  internet  buccaneer.  ,Q KLV WHHQ \HDUV KH DSSHDUV WR KDYH EHJXQ WR ÂżQG ways  to  walk  a  tightrope  over  what  is  strictly  legal,  and  had  some  brushes  with  the  law.  Despite  this  rather  dubious  background  he  seems  to  be  regarded  quite  positively,  possibly  because  he  has  taken  John  %DQNV RQ $OVR EHFDXVH KH KDV EHDXWLIXO ZLIH ÂżYH children,  an  impressive  home  and  has  annoyed  some  Hollywood  moguls. On  the  other  hand  we  are  not  taking  the  Ridges  to  heart  in  the  same  way  even  though  they  are  substantially  better  looking.  Sally  Ridge  initially  rode  to  fame  as  a  partner  of  Matthew  Ridge,  himself  D FHOHEULW\ RQ WKH UXJE\ OHDJXH ÂżHOG DQG WKHQ RQ television.  Jaime  rode  to  fame  as  being  the  child  of  celebrities  and  thinking  of  becoming  a  boxer.  It’s  a  bit  like  royalty  I  suppose,  passing  status  on  to  the  next  generation.  So  now  Sally  and  Jaime  have  their  own  television  slot,  just  for  being  them.  Can’t  be  more  meaningless  than  the  GC  I  suppose. I  wonder  what  its  like  at  one  of  those  celebrity  occasions,  you  know  the  ones  where  they  are  all  photographed  standing  around  with  a  glass  in  their  hands.  Are  they  celebrating  each  other  or  just  trying  to  make  sure  that  they  aren’t  being  up  staged  in  some  way?

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‘Handy’ bowlers: Raewyn Falconer, Kyle Peel and Murray Ansley with the winning cup

Last  Saturday  Raglan  to  contend  with  strong  wind  Bowling  Club  held  its  gusts.    The  winning  team  second  club  tournament  featured  some  of  the  club’s  for  the  season.

oldest  and  youngest  bowlers    The  weather  conditions  -­  locals  Murray  Ansley,  in  tested  the  patience  and  stamina  his  early  80’s,  along  with  15  of  the  21  bowlers  who  had  year  old  Raglan  Area  School Â

student  Kyle  Peel  and  skip  Raewyn  Falconer  outshone  the  opposition  carding  two  wins  and  a  draw  to  win  outright.    Now  the  season  is  underway  there  is  a  club  tournament  or  a  club  roll  up  every  Saturday,  along  with  the Â

traditional  mid-­week  roll  up  on  Wednesday  afternoons.   Anyone  wanting  to  have  a  taste  of  the  sport  are  welcome  to  phone  the  club  and  leave  their  contact  details.   Ph:   825  8442. Sue  Russell

Fishing secrets and wisdom up for grabs

If  you  have  ever  wondered  MXVW ZKHUH WKH ÂżVK DUH when  you  can’t  catch  them,  there’s  an  opportunity  next  week  going  begging  to  get  the  inside  scoop  to  help.

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ÂżVKLQJ VHFWLRQ VSRNHVSHUVRQ Graham  Hubert.  The  evening  heralds  a  busy  IXQ ÂżOOHG VHDVRQ ZLWK VRPH VSHFLDO ÂżVKLQJ FRPSHWLWLRQV planned,  including  a  much  anticipated  â€˜Gals  â€˜n  Gurnard’  event  on  January  5. “Raglan’s  famous  for  gurnard  which  can  be  caught  anywhere.   We’re  hoping  the  event  will  encourage  women  WR WU\ ÂżVKLQJ LI WKH\ KDYHQÂśW before.   It  promises  to  be  a  great  day  all  round.â€?

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FRIDAY 12 OCT @ YOT Club, BULLETHOLES 4: EXPLORING THE UNKNOWN, Album Release Show with Changing Same, Sandra Bell, Come Down Kid and Nick Raven - $10.

Courses, classes & workshops TERM FOUR AFTER SCHOOL dance classes, ages 5 to 18 years. Girls – World Jam. Boys – HipHop + Street Fusion. Ph Em: 825 0420. Facebook: Rainbow Country Dance School. ZUMBA. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT @ Raglan Union Church Hall, Stewart Street. 7-8pm. $7. Contact Kim 021 282 0027. MEDIC FIRST AID CLASSES. :RUNSODFH ÀUVW aid. Ph 027 231 8805. For Sale

Organic Fresh: Asparagus Kiwifruit Potatoes Carrots Apples from just $2.00/kg Fresh pickings always! The Herbal Dispensary 6 Wallis St 825 7444 FOSSILS & CRYSTALS, cave bear tooth, dinosaur teeth, sharks teeth, goniatite candle holders, pyrite(fools gold), chakra pendants, wands, crystal geodes, amber baby bracelets & necklaces, shells... RIGHT UP MY ALLEY, Volcom Lane. www.ruma. co.nz or Google Right Up My Alley/ facebook . ORGANIC SHEEP MANURE, $10 good sized bag, ph 825 0522 or ph/text 022 609 0052.

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ZUMBA! @ TE UKU HALL Monday 9.30am, W e d n e s d a y 6.30pm - ring/txt Sarah T for more info 825 5844 or 0272106784 YOGA AND MEDITATION FOR WELL-BEING of Body, Mind and Spirit. Term Three Classes in Raglan and Ruapuke starting Tuesday 16 October. Contact Atmavidya (Accredited DQG $IĂ€OLDWHG Satyananda Yoga Teacher) parito@ clear.net.nz8 2 5 8 9 9 3 - w w w. parito.co.nz Situations Vacant TRUCK DRIVER REQUIRED for large 6 wheel truck in the Raglan area. Need class 5 license. permanent part-time job, sole charge position. Ph 021 233 1950 or 09 625 4598.

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Public Notices TE KOHAO HEALTH: The Raglan clinic will be open FULL TIME Monday to Friday from the 15th of October 2012. Phone 07 825 0197. Poihakena Marae, 216 Wainui Rd. CAR BOOT SALE Sunday, 21 October 2012 Raglan Club Carpark. For site booking phone Noleen 825 8521, Raglan Residents & Ratepayers Assn Inc. SPCA ANNUAL APPEAL collectors wanted. Not door to door, ph Mike 8256769.

Public Notices RAGLAN LIONS CLUB OCTOBER MEETING @ the Old School Arts Cenrte, Monday 15th October Celebration of work undertaken Last Year in our tree Planting Project. Guest speakers include Harbourcare Manager Fred Litchwark. Monday 15 October 6.30pm fellowship, 7.00pm presentation RSVP to phone Wendy (825 8008) email bobmacleod@ paradise.net.nz

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PRAYER FOR WORLD PEACE Sunday 14 October, 2pm at Holy Name Catholic Church, cnr James & Walllis Sts to mark the start of the ecumenical, worldwide Week of Prayer for World Peace. This intiative began in 1974 and is held each year in October, with support from Anglican, Catholic, Bahai,Buddhist, Hindu,Moslem, Jewish, and Quaker communities and a number of other traditions and groups. The prayers and readings are drawn from many sources and will be interspersed with time for silent prayer. All are very welcome. Further information, call Vin on 825 0235.

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WHO CARES ABOUT COMMUNITY VIOLENCE? .... DO YOU? Community violence, particularly family violence, is increasing and the intensity of that violence is of particular concern. Raglan Community House is convening a meeting to discuss the issue and identify some strategies or initiatives that we, as a community might adopt to help address the problem. The meeting has been set down for: Wednesday 17th October 2012 at 1pm in the Raglan Town Hall Key service providers will be on hand to speak EULHà \ RQ WKH LVVXH DQG H[LVWLQJ VWUDWHJLHV The meeting is open to all members of our community. Please join us as we endeavour to raise community awareness of and identify ZD\V LQ ZKLFK ZH FDQ DOO ZRUN WRJHWKHU WR ÀQG solutions. For more info contact Chrissy on Ph 825 8142 or collect an Agenda from the Community House.

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SUPERB PROPERTY WITH SUPERB VIEWS $690,000 Down  the  road  and  into  the  water.....  modern  4  bedroom  home  ,  2  bathrooms  with  carpet  and  separate  garage.  Â

Large  rumpus  room  ,  separate  dining,  lounge  and  family  room.  Large  section  room  to  park  the  boat.   Situated  on  809m.   Walk  to  the  beach,  dairy,  school  town.   A  fantastic  opportunity  -­  bring  the  family!

THREE ACRE LIFESTYLE $395,000 Country  living  only  5  minutes  to  Raglan  town  centre.  Just  off  the  Main  Rd  into  Hamilton  making  commuting   to  Hamilton  convenient.  The  house  has  3  double  bedrooms  plus  a  sleep  out  and  outside  workshop  area.  Situated  on  1.2312  hectares  (3  acres  approx  more  or  less)  G.V.  SOLD! $317,000

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16b Lily St -­$350,000

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24 Te Ahiawa Rd -­ $250,000 ID#RAG21239

OPEN HOMES this weekend 13th & 14th October 6DWXUGD\ SP  â€“  23  Opotoru  Rd

6XQGD\ SP  -­  14b  Norrie  Ave

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ID#RAG20910 21  Bow  St,  Raglan   Phone:  07  825  8669   Fax:  07  825  7410    Website:  www.rwraglan.co.nz   Email:  raglan.nz@raywhite.com

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GREAT FIRST HOME OR RENTAL INVESTMENT $270,000 ‡ EHGURRPV SOXV RI¿FH and  lockup  garage

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