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Shannon claw way to final

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OVER THE LINE: Shannon prop Vince Hurunui, at back, can only watch as Athletic No 8 LouieTovo dives over the line to score a try in Saturday’s Premier semifinal clash.

ByTANYAWOOD

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Shannon will have a shot atwinning the Ramsbottom Cupin the Horowhenua-KapitiPremier rugby final this Satur-day, more than 20 years afterthey last held the silverwarealoft.

Shannon, who will playParaparaumu in the final, ledthe points table all season buttheir semifinal clash againstfourth-placed Levin Athletic atShannon Domain was no walkin the park.

Shannon manager DeanFile acknowledged his teamwere enjoying a good seasonand were favourites in thesemifinal, but took nothing forgranted.

“Athletic have come back inthe latter half of the competi-tion and were always going tobe very strong. It was a tightmatch and finally we’ve comeout on the right side of a semi.”

Supporters of both teamsneeded nerves of steel on Satur-day, as the lead swapped in thefirst half, in what was an epicbattle.

Athletic dominated at thestart but missed a penalty kickand a try, not given. Shannonkicked a penalty to put the firstpoints on the board, but werethen overtaken by an Athletictry deep in the corner,converted, to trail 7-3.

It was Shannon’s turn toapply the pressure resulting ina try pushed over the line, but

not converted. The one-pointlead was short-lived as Athleticstruck back with another try,not converted, to plough aheadat 12-8.

A thrilling try fromShannon, passing the ballacross the front of the tryline,edged them one point aheadagain at 13-12 just before thehalftime whistle.

At the start of the secondhalf, a penalty taken byShannon shot them forward to16-12, followed by another try,converted, to almost doubletheir lead at 23-12.

Athletic struck back, withwinger Scott Anderson chasinga kicked-through ball to score atry, not converted, reducingthe gap to 23-17.

Shannon missed a penaltykick but followed up with a trydeep into the corner to stretchtheir lead back out to 28-17.

With the clock tickingdown, Athletic took the game toShannon and were rewardedwith a try, converted, to comewithin striking distance at28-24.

However, a penalty given toShannon kicked them furtherahead to 31-24. A final penaltywas given to Shannon and itwas game over, 34-24.

Shannon tryscorers werewinger Maka Bal, second-fiveStallone Wade, winger NickWickham and flanker ToddSheilds, with fullback AnthonyPorima taking the conversionand penalties.

Athletic tryscorers werelock Billy Tovo (2), No 8 LouieTovo, winger Scott Anderson,with half back Aaron Taiapataking the two conversions.

Athletic coach Peter Hirinisaid it was all going well for theteam until the second half.

“Shannon sustained thepressure and executed theirgame plan better than us.We’re disappointed but allcredit to Shannon, they werejust too good for us on the day.”

The Shannon A team lastplayed a final in 2001.

In the second semifinalplayed at ParaparaumuDomain, Paraparaumu beatWaikanae 20-8 to set up a‘north-south’ clash withShannon at Levin Domain.

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YOUR LETTERS

Growth objectiveIt is concerning reading that a study is tobe performed to investigate our region’seconomic growth which targets doublingthe exports of the primary productssector. This sector is already performingwell, and certainly above it's weight,compared to other industries in theregion.

Farming has been the cause of sig-nificant environmental issues in ourregion. We still have one of the worstpolluted rivers and lakes in New Zealand,of which local and central government areonly paying lip service with yet morestudies, rather than tackling the realproblem.

More primary production will onlylead to more pollution in our rivers, lakesand sea.

Cows produce around 14 times thewaste of human waste (some estimates areup to 40 times!), we have 448,000 dairycows in our region excreting the equiva-lent of 6.2 million people and this doesn'teven include beef, pigs, sheep wastes orforestry silt runoff!

This waste (some is partially treated)ultimately ends up in our rivers, lakes andeventually the sea.

A large number of people in our regionuse our rivers, lakes and sea for recrea-

tional activitiesand for food gath-ering. Theseactivities rangefrom swimming,surfing,kiteboarding,yachting,kayaking towhitebaiting,eeling and fishingfrom land andfrom boats. Everyone of these peopleare at risk of their

food and recreation source being takenfrom them permanently by farmers tryingto double their primary exports. When isenough, enough . . . when ALL the rivers,lakes and sea are gone?

JULIAN JACKSONFoxton Beach

Public health trustsA recent news item has highlightedfinancial accountability problemsassociated with the Te Roopu Taurima oManukau Trust which receivesapproximately $30 million per year fromthe New Zealand Government.

The Maori Health Trust provides sup-port services for intellectually disabledcitizens and has been subject to twointernal audits as well as a forensic auditby private consultants in recent months.

The internal audits by the Ministry ofHealth concluded that: “There appears tobe a lack of financial literacy amongBoard Members”, resulting in the chair-man standing down from the Board.

The internal audits also revealed a carfleet of 126 vehicles with private vehicleuse permitted by the board and the chiefexecutive with petrol accounts of up to$150 per week.

The audit also raised questions con-cerning payments made to contractors aswell as the chairman together with poorgovernance by the board.

While the provision of services tointellectually disabled citizens is a neces-sary and important aspect of a Govern-ment health provider's duty of care, itwould appear that where a trust isestablished and provided with tax payersfunds, the need for capable governanceand efficient administration is an import-ant necessity with the trust being subjectto regular audits by the Ministry ofHealth.

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CREW sporting the new kit at a presentation attended by, from left, Philips Search and Rescue Trustee Stewart Davies, Pilots Lance Burnsand Chris Moody, Swazi’s Davey Hughes and Sharee Harper, winch operator Graeme Speirs, Swazi’s Jan Chammen, Amber Schwartfegerand Jaime Bigwood

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RESCUE TRUSTPhilips Search and RescueTrust is the charityresponsible for the NorthIsland’s largest pool ofcommunity helicopters.The trust has six rescuehelicopters and two fixed-wing planes which provide airhealth and rescue servicesfree of charge to the publicon a no-fault basis.Founded in 1985 from anendowment by Philips NewZealand Limited to mark alight aircraft accident nearTurangi where Philipspersonnel were killed. In 29years the service has grownfrom a part-time base inTaupo to 24/7 availabilitycoveringWaikato - KingCountry, Bay of Plenty,Central Plateau andManawatu - Whanganuicommunities which includesHorowhenua.

Levin’s outdoor apparelcompany Swazi have scored acoup.

Palmerston North RescueHelicopter crew has the lateststate-of-the-art flying suitsdesigned and manufactured bySwazi. The new kit is

lightweight and durable, andallows for greater freedom ofmovement. It is water and windproof. Swazi team membersaccompanied the rescuehelicopter on a winchingmission in Ashhurst to observehow the suits were used and therequirements they had to meet.

Then it was to the drawingboard for a year of research,

design and development. “We’vetrialed the new suits and they doexactly what they were designedfor,” crewman Graeme Spierssaid.

The $989 suits replace thick,heavy and cumbersome onesused for the past five years.

Swazi also donated two sets ofthe winch operator suits and twowet weather coats for pilots. The

garments are breathable, totallywater and windproof, withKevlar® panels and reflectivetape to help locate crewmenwhen operating on the ground atnight.

Swazi founder, Levin’s DavidHughes, said the organisationhad become involved becausethey had “massive” respect forthe work being done by the crew.

Creating the apparel was verymuch a team effort.

“Swazi is an outdoor wearbrand and a lot of our staff spendlots of time outdoors,” saidSwazi general manager ShareeHarper. “You never know whenyou might need help from theseguys.”

So far this year the crew haveflown 130 missions.

NEWS IN BRIEF

Breathe Easy meetingWinter can be a bad time for anyone

with breathing conditions. Levin BreatheEasy Group offers support and fellowship toanyone suffering from breathing conditionssuch as asthma, bronchitis or emphysema.They hold monthly meetings, the July oneis tomorrow in the Hudson Room, LevinCosmopolitan Club, Oxford Street South. Itstarts at 10.15am for morning tea followedby guest speaker Rose Cotter fromSuperGrans. Everyone is welcome. Formore information phone Carroll on (06)368-6255.

Support for smaller class sizesMore than eight in 10 New Zealanders

want to see secondary school classes at 25 orlower. A research poll commissioned byPost Primary Teachers’ Association lastmonth revealed more than half of Kiwiparents thought class sizes were too large.The nationwide survey quizzed a number ofpeople aged 18. They were asked to identify

what they thought should be the maximumnumber of students in a secondary schoolclass to support learning and for their viewson current class sizes. 83 per cent of thosesurveyed believed the number should be 25or fewer, including 45 per cent who thoughtthe maximum should be 20 or fewer. 86 percent of parents thought the maximumshould be 25 or fewer, including 48 per centwho went with 20 or fewer, and 90 per ofwomen with children believed themaximum should be 25 or less.

Fundraiser for CCFLevin’s Early Years Hub is holding a

sausage sizzle to raise funds for the ChildCancer Foundation. They will also bemaking beads which can be sponsored, tomake the longest necklace possible, allproceeds will go to CCF. Levin’s NoahWatters, 9, is an ambassador for the ChildCancer Foundation and will visit the hubduring the day. The centre is at 79 OxfordStreet, they invite everyone to visit on July31 from 10.30am – 2pm and take part.

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Owner of the business – Bill Swan says “there are many suppliers in our industryand many just import compatible (or copy cartridges) from overseas, but whenyou use remanufactured cartridges from CartridgeWorld they are original emptycartridges that have been refilled. The huge advantage of this is that you aresaving all that plastic heading into local landfills, while saving money along theway.”

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BIG FUN: Keeping a large bouncy ball out of the watermakes for a fun, lively challenge.

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ALWAYS a hit, the inflatables help make the Levin poolone of the best around.

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A daredevil stunt ispracticed at the Levin

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CHILDREN enjoy climbing on the stone dragon in theChinese Garden at Te Takere.

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FACE paintingproved aspopular asever at theholidayprogrammethat has beenrunning in itscurrent formatsince 2009.

Holiday fun in Levin

The kids may be back toschool this week but therewas plenty of fun to be hadin Levin during the recentschool holidays.

“This place is awesome”was just one of thecomments overheard at theAquatic Rush SchoolHoliday Programme. Morethan 800 children andparents from in and outsidethe district joined in the funat the Levin Aquatic

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ON DISPLAY: Art teachers from regional colleges willdisplay their work at an exhibition organised byPalmerston North Girls High School teacher Jon Clarkewho created this ceramic piece. Waiopehu Collegeteacher Leigh Munro will have paintings on display.

Teachers put work on showBy FRANKIEWEBB

Art teachers fromregional colleges,including Waiopehu’sLeigh Munro, areholding an exhibitionat Palmerston North’sTaylor - Jensen FineArts.

Called The ArtRoom, a variety ofmedia will be onexhibition includingpainting, printmaking,mixed media, ceramicsand photography.Palmerston Northteacher Jon Clarkeorganised theexhibition.

“The collection ofwork is quite unusualas the binding aspect isnot in the work but inthe sharedbackgrounds of theartists,” he said.

The 15 art teachersincluded in thisexhibition are JonClarke (ceramics), KateSione (mixed media)and Donna Manly(painting) who teach atPalmerston NorthGirls’ High School;Tanu Aumua (drawing)from Manukura (Maoriimmersion school);David Taylor (painting)from Feilding High School; Lisa Purda(photomontage) from Saint Peter’sCollege; Julie Fogarty (painting) fromPalmerston North Boys’ High School;Steve Turpin (painting) and KeithDobson (photography) both teach atAwatapu College; Juliana Henry (mixedmedia) and Daniela Brown (painting)from Longburn Adventist College; JaneAdson (drawing and painting) from

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GETTING ACTIVE: Mums working out at the Baby Buggy Boot Camp held twice a weekat Fitstop Health and Fitness Centre.

Baby Boot Camp for mumsAsk any new mum about her fitnessroutine and you are likely to be met witha blank stare.

If you mention Baby Buggy BootCamp, you are likely to see a look mixedof bewilderment and slight fright.

Most mums are so busy they do noteven have time to think about the wordexercise, let alone participate in it, yetexercise is one of the most importantthings for a mum and baby.

It can help fight fatigue, improve thequality of sleep, help to speed birthrecovery and ease any postpartumdepression/anxiety by releasingendorphins.

Exercise, paired with healthy eating,also plays a major role in helping to loseany extra pregnancy weight and keep itoff.

Levin mum Takau Nia goes to regularbaby boot camp classes and says it isexactly what she was looking for.

“I wanted to join a gym but wonderedhow that would work with my little one,so being able to take bubs along wasperfect and a bonus is I’ve met lovelylikeminded mamas too.”

Thanks to Sue Cottle, owner ofFitstop, Levin’s central location forhealth and fitness, a Baby Buggy BootCamp class is held twice weekly atFitstop, taught by personal trainerCarol Dorne.

Mums can bring their baby in a pramand join other mums in a fun 45 minuteworkout that focuses on core strength,strength training, and cardio for allfitness levels.

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WHAT’S ON AT TE TAKEREExhibition space:Professional artist KerryWales is displaying his workthis month. You can also seehim at work amongst hispaintings.TomorrowBaby play: Youth Space,9am-12pm.FridayLunch time concert: DoubleBlend with Te Reo themedmusic for Maori LanguageWeek.Technology clinic forseniors: Presented bySeniornet – just bring alongyour digital device and thepatient tutors from Seniornetwill help you figure out anyproblems. 2pm-4pm.SundayWinter Warmers concert:Matiu “The Hook” Te Huki.Matiu has a background intraditional Maori performingarts, theatre and frontinggreat bands. He was thefoundingmember of popularNew Zealand roots bandHomefire Burning. He hasperformed with the likes of FatFreddies Drop, Rhombus,Pitch Black, Tiki Taane, AnikaMoa andmanymore of NewZealand's top artists. 2pm.Gold coin donation.TuesdayBaby play: Youth Space,9am-12pm.Toddler time: Children’slibrary, 10am-10.30am.JP clinic: Kowhai Room,11.30am-1.30pm.

Wednesday July 31Ravaged Beauty: Joinauthor Dr Catherine Knightfor an illustrated talk abouther new book, RavagedBeauty, an environmentalhistory of Manawatu.12.15pm. Te Takere openmedia room. Admission—Free. Bring your lunch—tea,coffee, fruit, biscuits supplied.July 28 to August 3Riding for the DisabledAwareness Week 2014:Support the Levin GroupRiding for the Disabledthrough the GingerbreadHorse campaign. Visit thewebsite for informationwww.gingerbreadhorse.co.n-z. See their static display inTe Takere during the weekand find out more about LevinGroup RDA and how you canget involved.From August 6On screen experience: Aseries of workshops acrosseight weeks consisting ofpractical experience withvideo, audio, lighting andediting equipment that willempower them to achieve thefulfilment of their own.Relevant aspects such asacting, interviewing, basicdirecting and production skillswill also be taught. 6pm-8pmin openmeeting room.August 15, 16 and 17Mystery of History: Registernow for the HeritageCommunity’s researchweekend, featuring historian

Jock Phillips, Te Papacurator modern NewZealand Kirstie Ross andexperts in the Family Searchwebsite andmany othergenealogy specialists.Register on linewww.tetakere.org.nz(whatson/events) or at theservice desk. Inquiries toCarole Smith phone (06)367-511 [email protected]. $30per day, $50 for two days(early bird $40 closes July31), Friday night functionwith guest speaker $10.

Friday August 15Liars Night Out: Liars KevinMilne, Hewitt Humphrey,Sharon Crosbie and TomFrewen get the chance to lietheir heads off for theevening, All you have to do isenjoy yourself and try to pickwhich of them is telling thetruth. Door and bar open7pm, show starts at 7.30pm.Tickets $25 from Te Takereservice desk or online atwww.tetakere.org.nz.

Thursday, August 21Something old, somethingnew, something borrowed,something blue: A paradeof wedding gowns andbridesmaid dresses throughthe years with ‘somethingnew’ from Ballentynes. Starof the show is a 100-year-oldgown. 7pm, tickets $15 fromthe service desk.

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NETBALL DRAWSPlease see below anextensive revamp of thepremier 1 & 2 competition.

We hope we have comeup with some excitinggames for you with theintroductions of two teamsalso in preparation of thecollege A teams going toLower north islandtournament with thechanges we have madewith them this is now thecompetition round.

Premier 3 will still staythe same with playing outthe last two games of theirround then splitting intotop four, next four.

The other grades inCollegiate, Intermediateand Junior have had sometweaking.Premier 1 Pool A: TheAssassins,WanderersPrem, TRM, Rahui Taiohi,Rahui Tauira, Otaki Sen 1.Premier 1 Pool B:WaiopehuSen A,Waitarere Beach,Horowhenua Sen A, OtakiSen 2, COB1, ManawatuSen A.Premier 2: Rongomau,Wanderers Masters, Athletic- Taitoko Social, Magnetix,Rahui Social, Athletic -Taitoko 1Netball Horowhenua drawfor Saturday:9am: Ct 2 The Assassins vWanderers PremClareSeymour - Kere Kerehoma.Ct 3 Horowhenua Sen A vOtaki Sen 2Mega Bolton -

Anita Davidson. Ct 4 Otaki yr9 vWaiopehu Int A RobinWills - Frances Bacon. Ct 5St Josephs Saints v Otaki IntGreen COB2. Ct 6 OhauSenior v Koputaroa StarsOwnUmpires. Ct 7 FairfieldFlukers v Poroutwhao JuniorOwnUmpires. Ct 8 NorthBlack v Fairfield FlickersOwnUmpires. Ct 9 OhauMiddle v Otaki School OwnUmpires.10am: Ct 2 TRM vRahuiTaiohi Ariana Barrow - LindaSherlock. Ct 3 ManawatuSen A v COB1Regina Hepi -Joanna Thomson. Ct 4COB2 vManakau TheAssassins. Ct 5WaiopehuInt B v Manawatu Jun AWanderers Prem. Ct 6 RahuiHine Ti Tama vOtaki Yr 9/10Rahui Social. Ct 7 LIS C1 vLIS C2Own Umpires. Ct 8Levin East Bronze v NorthGreenOwnUmpires.11am: Ct 2Waiopehu Sen AvWaitarere Beach KereKerehoma - Megan Bolton.Ct 3 Rongomau vWanderers Masters MereRopata Box -Ruth Eagle. Ct4 Athletic - Taitoko 1 v RahuiSocial Billie Paki - AnitaDavidson. Ct 5Whit Te Rasocial vWahine Toa COB1.Ct 6 B52's v Phoenix TRM.Ct 7 Horowhenua Jun A vOtaki Sen 3Manawatu SenA. Ct 8 LIS A1 v FairfieldFlyers Manakau. Ct 9 LIS A2v Te Horo AOwnUmpires.

12pm: Ct 2 Otaki Sen 1 vRahui Tauira LindaSherlock - Anita Davidson.Ct 3 Athletic - Taitoko Socialv Magnetix RobinWills -Billie Paki. Ct 4WanderersBlack v JstWorxRongomau. Ct 5WaiopehuSen B v Rahui RangatahiWaitarere Beach. Ct 6 Otakiyr 10 vWaiopehu Jun AWanderers Masters. Ct 7Horowhenua Social vHorowhenua Sen3 Athletic -Taitoko 1. Ct 8 Coley Streetv LIS B1 OwnUmpires. Ct 9Rahui Hinemaia v Otaki IntBlue OwnUmpires. Ct 10Levin East Gold vKoputaroa Shooters OwnUmpires.1pm: Ct 2Waiopehu Jun Bv Horowhenua Jun BOtakiSen 1. Ct 3 Manawatu SenB v PehuWildcats Athletic -Taitoko Social. Ct 4 LIS B2 vFairfield Force OwnUmpires. Ct 5 Otaki IntYellow v Fairfield FernsOwnUmpires. Ct 6Poroutawhao 7&8 v Te HoroBOwnUmpires. Ct 7 LevinSchool v Rahui Teina OwnUmpires. Ct 8 Rahui Potiki vLevin East Silver OwnUmpires.Bye Horowhenua Sen 2,Horowhenua Jun 3,Manakau School.Horowhenua Sen ADuty 10& 11.Phoenix Duty 12 & 1.

GOLF RESULTSLevin Golf Club: TuesdayJuly 15. Kearns Cupqualifying. Net scores 16 toqualify.Ian King 65 Peter Clarke 66JohnMiller 68 Tony welchand Alan Kearns 69. Twos:Alan Kearns, Ian King, PeterPrice and Ken Sterne.Wednesday Ladies Bisquepar: Nan Sterne 3 up,Audrey Harrison 2 down,Ralda Adams 3 downLorraine Smith Jill CotterillandMargaret Hooper 4down.Lorraine Smith had a two.Early starters on Thursday.JohnMcGregor 42 pointsRangi Tipuna 41 JoshHartwell and RichardMcLean 39, JohnMiller,Robert Forth and TonyWelch 38.Peter Price had another two.Late Starters Par. DavidLouisson plus 2, RogerPerring square, NathanMurray and RayGrout 1

down, Tyler Hodge and AliUpston 2 down.Twos: Rod Batchelar, TylerHodge, Roger Perring andRoy Sutherland.Nine Hole stableford.Michael Christensen 26, JimLogan 24, MaryWilson 21,Paul Bargh 20.Saturday Early Starters.Special thanks to those whoshowed the patiencerequired to wait for the frostto thaw.Michael Llyod had 42 points.John Dunlop 39, Eric Smith38, Mike Atkins, MarkDuston 37Robert Forth had a two at the14th.Saturday Ladies stableford.Di Pauling 39, Shirley Calderand Carol Louisson 37, MaryIsherwood and IrisWehipeihana 35.Di Pauling had a two at thesecond.Club Day.

Wow. Kieran Corkill shot 68and had 44 points. RonnieMoody andGeoff Pate 41,Peter Bull and Josh Hartwell40, BrianWicker ChrisGoddard and Reg Sinkinson38.Twos: Peter Bull, KieranCorkill, Steve Leppard andColin Simpson.Coming events include.Monthly medal nextSaturday. HorowhenuaMotor Company Open onSunday. Ladies Open DayFriday August 8. This is a6x6x6 event played in pairs.Manawatu/Wanganui playWellington August 10.Special thanks to John andDiane Dunlop and all thevolunteers keeping theplace functioning at present.If you go to the website ortheminute book in theclubhouse you can see whatthe Board and the specialrestructuring committee areproposing.


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The Senior Reserve semifinalbetween Shannon and Foxton onSaturday was grassroots rugby atits best, giving supporters somenailbiting moments as each teamfought for pride of place in theupcoming final.

Going head-to-head at EastonPark, in front of about 200spectators, this was predicted tobe one of the closest semifinals byrugby aficionados.

Ball possession swung like apendulum between the two teams,with first blood to Foxton kickingan easy penalty. The lead wasshortlived as Shannon struckback with a penalty, to level 3-all,but then a breakaway try off amaul from Foxton, converted, putthem back in the lead within thefirst 15 minutes, at 10-3.

Solid defence from both teamskept tries at bay for a while,Shannon missing two penaltykicks in the interim, until afumbled ball by Foxton gaveShannon a breakaway try to closethe halftime score tantalisinglyclose at 10-8.

A penalty awarded to Foxton atthe start of the second half sawthem creep further ahead to 13-8,cementing the lead to 18-8 with atry run deep into the corner, notconverted.

Another penalty kickfurthered the Foxton lead to 21-8but a fire had been lit underShannon and they responded witha try, converted, in the last six

minutes of the game.Shannon applied the pressure

to the last second and came closeto scoring but were held off byFoxton, who won 21-15.

Foxton tryscorers wereblindside flanker BrendanRobinson and fullback TonyWilliams. First-five Andre Kauritook the conversion and threepenalties.

Shannon second-five LiamO’Connor scored both his team’stries while hooker Darius Rurukutook the penalty and conversion.

Shannon coach Mike Williamssaid, overall, the game wasexcellent but the team was “guttedto lose”. “We missed our kicks andthat was definitely a big part ofwhy we lost but hats off to Foxton,they played really well and goodluck to them [in the final].”

Foxton coach Nick McVeighfelt his team got off to a slow start.“Once we settled down, we got towork. I’m extremely happy withthe team’s performance. Shannon-Foxton games are always goodand tend to raise the performanceof both teams when they play eachother. It’s always guaranteed aclose game.”

Going into the final as theunderdogs, McVeigh said the boyswould give it everything they’vegot. Foxton last won the seniorreserves final in 2005.

Foxton meet Ngati Toa, whobeat Paraparaumu 38-22 in theother semifinal, in the Bill MuirCup Final at Levin Domain onSaturday.

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CREMATIONOver 60% of families in New Zealandnow choose cremation as their preferredmethod. Cremation usually takes place

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If roses grow in Heaven Lord please pick a bunch for me.Place them in my loved ones arms and tell them they are from me.Tell them I love them and miss them, and when they turn to smile,place a kiss upon their cheek, and hold them for awhile.Because remembering them is easy, I do it every day,But there is an ache within my heart that will never go away.

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BURIALBurial is the most traditional form ofdisposal used in New Zealand, and in thepast was the most common choice. Manyfamilies appreciate having a grave to visitand tend. Generally, a burial will followa funeral service in another location,such as a chapel, church, or marae. Thetraditional practice is that, following theservice, mourners and family memberswill follow the hearse in a cortege. Thisis a slow moving procession that allowspeople to accompany the deceased ontheir final journey. In some larger cities, itis becoming normal practice to meet atthe cemetery at a specified time ratherthan form a cortege. This is due to thehigher traffic volumes and the fact thatmany motorists do not seem to show duerespect to a funeral procession. If thereis a cortege, the hearse and followingvehicles will travel with their headlights on,

to alert other road users to the nature ofthe procession. As with cremation, there

are cultural and faith based reasons whyburial is the only choice for some people.A lot of these reasons centre on the beliefthat the body needs to be whole in orderto be ready for the afterlife. It is importantto note that, in most cases, a burial will bemore expensive than a cremation. This isbecause there are three charges involved.• plot purchase• an interment (or digging) fee which also

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Levin martial arts clubhauls home medals

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SALTON Taekwon-Do Academy who travelled to Rarotonga for competition from left Callum Mitchell, ConnorMitchell, TeNawe Hooper-Whiti, Shenea Whakarau, Darren Andrews (official) Andrew Salton (Instructor/Coach), Tiani Whakarau, Kaylan Putaka, Katrina Laracy, Natalie Laracy, Isaac Laracy and Janae Whakarau.

The Levin-based SaltonTaekwon-Do Academy waswell represented at the sixthOceania Taekwon-DoChampionships in Rarotonga.

A contingent of 11competitors joined by parentsand an official from Wanganuimade the trip, for many, theirfirst outside New Zealand.They coped well bringing ahuge haul of medals home inthe various sections.

The Oceania title for theteam pattern was claimed bySalton Academy membersKaylan Putaka, TianiWhakarau, Kees Hooper-Whiti, Connor Mitchell andJanae Whakarau, beatingthree other teams from NewZealand and one from the CookIslands.

The Salton Taekwon-DoAcademy brought home sixGold placings, five Silverplacings and six Bronzeplacings to finish as the topNew Zealand club representedat the tournament.

Gold medallists - KaylanPutaka, Janae Whakarau,Isaac Laracy, TeNawe Hooper-Whiti x 2 and the team pattern.

Silver medallists - KeesHooper-Whiti x 2, ConnorMitchell x 2 and KaylanPutaka.

Bronze medallists - NatalieLaracy, TeNawe Hooper-Whiti,Katrina Laracy, KaylanPutaka, Shenea Whakarau andJanae Whakarau.

TeNawe Hooper-Whiti wascrowned best overall blue beltcompetitor.

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Other FixturesFoxton Women v Kia Toa Women Bill Brown Park 1pmKapiti Colts v Poneke Colts Paraparaumu Domain 12:30pmRahui Colts v Wainuiomata Colts Mary Crowther 2 12.30pmWaikanae U85kg v Eastbourne U85kg H.W Shortt Park 3pm

Senior Reserve Semi-Finals 12.45pm Kick-off

Premier GradeSemi Final Results:

Shannon 34, Levin Athletic 24Paraparaumu 20, Waikanae 8

Senior Reserve Club RugbySemi Final Results

Ngati Toa 38, Paraparaumu 22Foxton 21, Shannon 15

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WHEELS OF FORTUNE:Levin Cycling Club juniorsbrought home titles in manyclasses at the North IslandSchools Road and TrackChampionships from leftSimone Davie, ReneeGeorge, Amy Horn, ThomasGarbett, Sophie LeighBloxham, Danielle Porteousand Henrietta Christie.

Horowhenuacyclists excelat champsLevin Cycling Club junior cyclists weresuccessful in a number of events at theNorth Island Schools Road and TrackChampionships in Cambridge.

Horowhenua College student Sophie-Leigh Bloxham put in a stellarperformance scoring the trifecta,winning the points race, the road raceand the derby. Bloxham then went on totake second for both the criterium andthe scratch race and fifth for theelimination.

Amy Horn, also from HorowhenuaCollege, competed in the Under-15 sectionand emerged the winner in the trackcycling scratch race, second in the pointsrace and third for the elimination.

A versatile rider, she took out third inthe criterium and ninth in the road race.Amy also competed as an under-15 riderin the under-17 team sprint race,finishing in third place.

Thomas Garbett competed in theunder-15 section of the track eventshaving a number of podium finishes bywinning the elimination race, then thescratch race going on to second in thederby, and the points race.

Henrietta Christie, from KoputaroaSchool, competed in the under-13 section,winning the criterium and finishingfourth in the road race. Fellow Koputaroastudent Danielle Porteous rode in theunder-14 section finishing in 22nd placein the criterium and 26th in the road race.

Koputaroa School had a mixed teamfor the year 7 and 8 team time trial andfinished fifth.

Large fields resulted in strongcompetition but the Levin ridersdominated the racing bringing homemore than their fair share of awards.

Results from the event are promisingas a leadup to the National SecondarySchools cycling champs scheduled forSeptember 26 and 27 at Koputaroa. Thecyclists then head to Hewanui to theManfeild track for criterium on the finalday.

BOWLS ROUNDUPLevin Bowling Club’s popularWednesdayTriples Gala was played on July 16 in clear,but cool conditions. 36 players took to thegreen and the results were:1 Hazel Rose, Liz Galloway and Les Gallowaywith 3 wins, 15 ends and 40 points, 2 IanWenham, Omeka Feuanati and DiannaMcGillwith 3 wins, 15 ends and 27 points, 3 JimmyAdams, Peter Brown and JennyWatt with 2wins, 18 ends and 20 points.Levin Bowling Club held the final of the clubmixed fours tournament was played onMonday July 14.The winners, 14-5, were Jim Bagnall's team ofJulie Stitchbury, Hildi Ewart and GrahameLaw.Runnersup were Neville Turnbull's team ofSharon Turnbull, Liz Galloway and BarryCross.


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COOPER,Shirley Elizabeth.(nee Shore)Of Waitarere Beach.On July 20, 2014.Peacefully atMasterton Hospital,aged 74 years. Dearlyloved wife of the lateRay. Loved motherand mother-in-law ofLance and Leonie; andDean. Loved Nana ofMonique, Josh,Jermaine, Rebekah,Hilary, Daniel andSam. A loved greatNana. Loved sister andsister-in-law of Billand Betty; Bill andJean; and Betty andRay.

A celebration ofShirley’s life will beheld at The FuneralHome, 545 Queen StEast, Levin, onThursday July 24,2014, at 11:00am.Thereafter intermentat The Avenue LawnCemetery, Levin.Messages to 84 ParkAvenue, WaitarereBeach.

AcknowledgementsMACARTNEY,Kerry Jeanette.The Macartney familywish to express ourappreciation andheartfelt thanks to allthe wonderful peoplewho supported usfollowing our loss ofKerry.Thank you for thephone calls, cards,food, flowers, koha,and facebook postings,and to the people whotravelled far and wide.Please accept this as apersonalacknowledgement toeach and everyone ofyou.

AcknowledgementsDeathsNAYLOR,Kevin John (John).Maureen and theNaylor family wish toexpress their heartfeltappreciation for theexpressions ofsympathy receivedfollowing the passingof John. Many thanksto the staff atPalmerston North ICUfor their wonderfulprofessionalism.Dr Alan Hull,Stephanie Hughes,and Mitch Jennings-Wanoa huge thanksover the years for yourdedication and caring.Please accept this as apersonalacknowledgement.

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In MemoriamGALLAGHER,Tesh.

24~7~20122 years ago the angelscame and needed yourheart of gold, leavingour family heartbroken and numb.You left this world, butyour presence is in ourlife every day.

Shine bright ourRainbow girl.

Miss you so much.Mum, Dad, Caleb andAndrew. XO

GALLAGHER,Tesh.Missed everyday “TillyMint”.I remember all thethings we did togethermy travel buddy.

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memory is kept,To love and to cherish

and never forget.Two years have passedso quickly. Miss andlove you always.Aunty Andrea andGrandma.

GALLAGHER,Letitia (Tesh).

24 July 2012You were an angelwhen you were amongus, now you are anangel who watchesover us.Robert, Marina, Ethan.

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Time to get plantingDiggingin

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TIME TO PLANT: Now is a great time to plant rose bushes.

This is the very besttime of the year forplanting trees,shrubs, roses,

perennials also hardyvegetables and annualflowers.

This is because thedaylight hours are extending,which encourages new growthand the plants will haveseveral months to establishbefore summer dry spellsoccur.

It is also an excellent timeto transplant any existingplants that you wish to move.

Container plants withornamental plants such asroses or fruit trees that havenot had their roots pruned fora couple of years should alsobe attended to now.

Large plants in bigcontainers will require two orthree strong people to removethem from their containers sotheir roots can be pruned andplaced back into the samecontainer.

A little while back agardener asked me whatgardening tool did I considerthe most useful?

The answer gave theperson a bit of a shock when Isaid my 2.5 ton forklift.

Seeing as most of mygardening is done incontainers and in raisedgardens, because we are livingabove a warehouse with 90 percent of the outside area inconcrete.

The forklift allows me tomove container plants aroundand using protection for thetrunks of the trees and a rope,makes it easy to lift them outof the containers for rootpruning.

Every gardener shouldhave one, say I smiling.

A gardener phoned merecently asking how to givethe fruit trees and nativesthey are going to plant a really

good start in establishing.An excellent question and

an ideal topic at this time ofthe year.

What I am going to say iswhat I believe is the ultimatein establishing new plants,you need to decide whetheryou want to use all or some ofthe procedures in your ownplantings.

I remember years ago whenI had a garden centre we usedto have a product that was aslow release over a couple ofyears to be used whenplanting shrubs and trees.(Not sure if it’s still around,hopefully not)

The theory of the fertiliser

was to feed the plant for twoyears and not have the foodleached away during thatperiod.

I dont know if that actuallyworked or not but obviouslythat was the claim by themanufacture.

The fertiliser had nitrogen(N) 7 per cent, phosphorus (P)17 per cent, potassium (K) 5per cent and magnesium (Mg)12 per cent.

I don’t know what themagnesium was supposed toachieve in assistingdevelopment? I would havethought calcium and sulpurfar better minerals.

We have learnt that

microbes, Mycorrhizal fungi,earthworms and other soil lifeare of utmost importance tohealthy plants and that acidiccompounds such assuperphoshate and chlorinein tap water kills the soil life.This being so why would oneplace a fertiliser with 17 percent phosphorus (Superphosphate) in the hole whereyou want the best for yournew plant?

For food obviously a littlemild food in the form of Blood& Bone and Sheep ManurePellets would be perfect asthey will encourage growthand help the soil life to growalso.

Safety features burst into view for tourBy COLIN SMITH

The Volvo V40 “Get Under our Skin” show car reveals

the workings of the world-first pedestrian airbag system.

A modern motor vehicle is oneof the few products wherecustomers spend considerablemoney on technologies theywill probably never see andhopefully won’t need.

Many of the advanced safetytechnologies which feature inthe latest generation cars arehidden away from view andemerge in a split second in theunlikely event an emergencyarises.

A special exhibit, which ismaking a tour of New ZealandVolvo dealerships — includingMt Maunganui’s Duncan andEbbett in recent weeks, revealssome of the safety secrets ofmodern vehicles.

The “Get Under Our Skin”Volvo V40 show car has acutaway roof and inner doorskins which reveal the airbagsin a deployed state along withside intrusion beams andVolvo’s Side Impact ProtectionSystem. The car’s interiorairbags — frontal, driver’sknee, side and curtain airbags— are in an inflated state.

A Volvo V40 is the ideal

vehicle to use as a safetyexhibit because it features aworld-first pedestrianprotection airbag system.

The pedestrian safetysystem automatically slightlyraises the rear of the bonnetand then deploys a wide airbagacross the base of thewindscreen to reducepedestrian injuries. It’s thefirst production vehicle to use apedestrian airbag system.

“Volvo doesn’t wait tointroduce new technologieslike this on its top models andthen filter them down throughthe range,” says BrendanMcPherson, sales manager atMt Maunganui’s Duncan andEbbett.

“Volvo introduces newtechnologies on its next new

vehicle, so that is why the V40is the first to get the pedestrianairbag and it will be introducedin the next new models such asthe XC 90.”

Mr McPherson says the“Get Under Our Skin” showcar has created plenty ofinterest in the new Hewletts Rdshowroom.

“At first people have been abit surprised to see somethinglike this in the showroom butthen they are keen to take aclose look and see what it’s allabout,” he said.

“It’s an ideal way to let ourcustomers see what they arepaying for when they buy aVolvo.”


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2007 MAZDA DEMIO2007 MAZDA DEMIOFace-lift model, super modern design, 5 door,Face-lift model, super modern design, 5 door,low kms, checked and serviced, as new tyres.low kms, checked and serviced, as new tyres.

2006 HONDA FIT AREA2006 HONDA FIT AREAAnother superb Honda at RMC, justAnother superb Honda at RMC, just43,000 kms AA certified peppy, 1500cc43,000 kms AA certified peppy, 1500ccengine, 4 doors and a good size boot,engine, 4 doors and a good size boot,new tyres all aroundnew tyres all around

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2004 NISSAN TIIDAThis is a sharp car in pearl white, lowAA certified kms, security tint and alloy wheels

2005 CHEVROLET CRUZETreat yourself to a superb car – low, AA certified kms.Features you may like include alloy wheels, CD playerand tinted windows.

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2005 TOYOTA VITZ2005 TOYOTA VITZ1300cc, 5 door, just 66,000 kms AA certified. Features1300cc, 5 door, just 66,000 kms AA certified. Featuresinclude keyless entry, tinted windows, spoiler kit. Ross McCollinclude keyless entry, tinted windows, spoiler kit. Ross McCollcars can provide full service back-up on this car.cars can provide full service back-up on this car.

2007 NISSAN BLUEBIRD SYLPHY2007 NISSAN BLUEBIRD SYLPHYAnother immaculately prepared RMC car fittedAnother immaculately prepared RMC car fittedwith 4 new tyres, properly checked and servicedwith 4 new tyres, properly checked and servicedjust 49,000 kms, AA certified.just 49,000 kms, AA certified.

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2005 NISSAN MARCH2005 NISSAN MARCHWhen quality is important chooseWhen quality is important chooseRoss McColl Cars just 58,000 kms,Ross McColl Cars just 58,000 kms,AA Certified, 5 doors, very nice.AA Certified, 5 doors, very nice.

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