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February 2021
The Greenie
This magazine is produced by the
Waiau Pa & Clarks Beach Business Association Inc.
www.theGreenie.co.nz
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2020 Business Association Committee
Chairman: Graham Guy 027 477 1176
Secretary: Michele Mathieson 027 486 3738
Treasurer: Felicity Reber 022 089 6057
Greenie: Megan Allan 027 279 1128
Jim Jackson 027 473 0226
Kylie Eltham 027 201 6383
Annette Lusk
In this issue
New member profile - Phoenix Design - p4
New member profile - Anne Byford - p5
Ratepayers Association - What do we want? - p6
Bayleys: The road less travelled - p8
Clarks Beach Yacht Club 50th anniversary year - p10
Business Association supporting local businesses - p17
The Bone by Bernd Reber - p 18
Cover Photo
‘Here today, gone tomorrow’ book review - p20
A full quota of young enthusiasts
Thanks as always to our regular contributors
attended the January ‘Learn to
Sail’ training course held at Clarks
Beach in January.
Story pages 8 & 9
Upcoming Events
Find your inner crafter - 4th February
Beginnes sewing classes - 15th February
Photo courtesy of Anne Byford
Meet Your Community day - 20th February
Old fashioned singalong - 28th February
Business Association AGM - 10th March
Yacht club social functions Feb Mar - see page 11
Ratepayers Association meeting - 21st April (NB new day and time)
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SITUATION VACANT
Editor THE GREENIE
This position is still available
Are you looking for a new challenge in 2021?
• Do you feel it is time to “give back” some of your time
to the community?
• Get enormous satisfaction as a volunteer even
though you will not be remunerated financially?
• Meet the wider population of Clarks Beach and
Waiau Pa?
As Greenie Editor you would have an interest in
writing but not necessarily a journalist background;
be an organised person, have an eye for detail and
reasonable ability on a computer.
You would work cosely with the BA committee in
your role. Hours are flexible - work in with other
commitments in your life.
If you would like to find out more call Megan on 027 279 1128
or one of the Business Association committee members
WAIAU PA & CLAKRS BEACH BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Inc
AGM
March 10 2021 Clarks Beach Bowling Club
Bar open 7.00pm
Guest Speaker Grant Sharman 7.15pm
AGM 7.45pm
After being seriously injured in a school rugby game, GRANT SHARMAN discovered the rest of his
life would be lived as a disabled person. His personality was such that he saw ‘opportunity’ rather
than ‘handicap’ ahead of him, which meant that by 1980 he had completed his first mouth painting
(after being encouraged by a fellow disabled foot and mouth painter.) Over the last four decades
his painting career has brought considerable success.
Sport was always a big part of Grant’s life. After playing wheelchair rugby for NZ, he captained
and coached the Wheelblacks to a gold medal. Grant has been a director of Paralympics NZ, been
involved in a number of charities such as CatWalk, Parafed Auckland, Attitude TV and Starjam. His
hobbies include fishing, classic cars and Philatelie (stamps.)
Everybody welcome at the AGM night and to hear Grant Sharman’s presentation.
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New member profile : Phoenix Design . . . Elizabeth McIvor
Hi everyone, to do. Other examples of my work are on my
we moved to website www.phoenixdesign.nz or https://
Clarks Beach www.facebook.com/resurrectyourbranding
3 years ago
and our family One of the favourite parts of my job is
loves it here. branding, either designing a logo and
What a great branding from scratch or even just doing
little community! a little refresh, like the recently updated
WPCB logo.
A bit about me: I am a professional graphic
designer, sole trader / contractor (and a I pride myself on asking the right questions
local mum of two). I am creative and dead- at the start of a brief to ensure I fully
line driven. understand the client’s vision before diving
in. I cover a broad range of services, and
In February 2020, after 20 years exploring whether it’s a full campaign launch or if you
and learning across many different areas of just need a new email signature, no job is
the graphics industry (including magazine, too big or too small.
screen-printing, packaging, point of sale
display, vehicle signage, event signage and With a huge amount of experience behind
more) I entered into my next adventure – me I can confidently provide my clients with
working for myself, and a year later I’m still branding and graphic design that doesn’t just
loving it! fit the clients brief, but is also designed to be
If you have been to Rainbows End these functional for end production.
holidays you would have seen a fair bit of Get in touch to discuss your branding today.
my work - from signage around the park Phone: 0211467306.
through to the digital displays in Kidz King- Email: elizabeth@phoenix-design.org
dom. A few of you may have seen the Woof
Wash trailer zapping around recently too;
another happy customer and quite a fun job
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New member profile : Anne Byford - Artist
Hire a Creative Vandal and believe
wedding photography
something wonderful is about 'Memories Matter' - micro packages to full itinerary including
happen! Classic Rolls Royce wedding car hire
social documentary photography
milestone events - visual story telling - workplace
Since moving into the area 12
months ago, certainly with the creative workshops
home school program - community - birthdays - hen parties
events of 2020, art in all facets has social events - tailored workshops
taken on a whole meaning. I’ve been corporate art social events
practicing art since I drew pictures Art as a pathway to explore non-art topics such as leadership,
in the sand with sticks. change and innovation in business. Engaging and entertaining!
Photography and moving image has
been a passion of mine for many
years and since the age of digital
Phone Ann 027 2735672 www.annbyford.com
simplicity, comes convenience. In
an instance, an image can shared
wherever or with whoever you want.
Weddings are a specialty, memories matter and I love capturing the essence of personality
using photography for visual story telling. Painting and textile art also lines up with my history
as a multi media artist.
My works have been exhibited in shows and galleries throughout New Zealand. What keeps me
active in the community and business network is providing access to the arts, for those who
have limited access. Creative workshops are increasingly popular with home school groups,
adult learning, birthday events and now expanding into the corporate sector.
Should you be looking for something different or want to toss some ideas around, Let’s connect!
Contact Anne on 027 275 5072
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Ratepayers Association - 2021 . . . What do we want?
A new concept plan for Stevensons road council does need to hear a loud, united voice
reserve? - skatepark, BMX track, trees - with from our community. Other communities are
fruit? Faster roads, slower roads? A local shouting at them with their funding challenges.
school whose kids don’t all arrive via car or the If our community forums are not well sup-
oldest diesel bus in the world? A safe cycle path ported - the assumption is - all is good here,
to Waiau Pa for the kids to cycle or e-bike to no further action required. If you want more
school? for your community - bring your energy (read
Do we want trails that link our communities Butt) along to our community meetings - and
to Patumahoe and onto the new Waikato river make it happen. Ratepayers is a historic name.
trails? A 2 minute ferry trip to TeToro and It means anyone in our community. You read
Kahawai Point ? this far, so come join us. We’re you.
Do we want more Herald articles saying we As for that unified shout to council - our
have the 4th most polluted beach in Auckland? community’s priorities
That’s rough! - and I hope wrong - but ARG! • Use the energy of those in our community
I know what I want. to build and improve our assets for our
Community led projects that proceed effort- next generations
lessly, our council working with us to provide • Work with us to move us from “car or stay
initial guidelines and approvals, and maybe even at home” to which transport option for
funding and inspiration - that ensure standards today?
are met, but without massive consenting fees Our Ratepayers want :- THIS YEAR from our
or multi-year concept planning and endless Super City - 2021
review and consultation processes. I want my 1. Investment in planning - Council is asleep
council to write “permission slips” for us to do at the wheel.
the mahi, in our communities for our futures. 2. Investment in transport - fix car-only on
Council; keep us safe, but dont fight us please. no-passing lane country roads.
In a public meeting I was recently challenged 3. Investment in our kids - get locals building
personally about why “we” should listen to me playgrounds (yes - to standards) and
(or our Ratepayers team) when it comes to wharves, trails and skateparks.
what we want at Stevenson Road playground, 4. Plant some trees to replace those that
and more. Our Franklin Local Board chair have fallen recently - or are about to.
questioned the turnout at our AGM as lower Succession is the word.
than would warrant a voice! I disagree - but our Continued on next page
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Ratepayers Association - continued from previous page
Team Franklin - Auckland Council - Time to been replaced, BBQ tables and chairs replaced,
Deliver! - We pay over a million dollars a year and our future may include reinstating the much
in rates - new subdivisions contributions are loved stepping stones (to protect our kids from
more again. the lava). Our playground is no longer a sad
At our AGM - we welcomed Robyn Pearce road-cone. Waiau Pa - what’s happening with your
onto our committee, Robyn has a huge commit- playground!
ment to our community and links many many of You may have noticed - Auckland is discovering
our groups. our little corner of the Manukau - tradies white
Jan Beatson has been leading the Meet your vans and utes fill our roads as new subdivisions
Community Day on Saturday 20th February bring new families into our area. Club’s numbers
2pm - 5pm with and at our Yacht Club. If are growing. How do we entertain our young after
your group would like to showcase what you school, and provision transport for those who
do - contact us and set up a stall. If you would can’t yet or can no longer drive a car? Transport
like to know what is going on - bring your family options are on our mind for 2021. Boats, bikes and
down and say g’day. See you there! Jan’s the buses will stop our roads from congesting - but
inspiration of the beach boxes for kids. If you only if something changes. Our sister community
have spare spades and beach stuff - feel free at Glenbrook beach is growing fast. Welcome to
to add. our Greenie community!
Our local BMX track is taking shape. Props to
Nick Borland and volunteers, great engagement Meetings - we’re moving to 3rd Wednesday of
from our council for reinstating this piece of every other (even) month - so 21st April 7:30pm
local history. It’s a work in progress - but it’s an at The Clarks Beach Bowling Club
opportunity for our young ones to rebuild their
track, to make changes. Send it. Own it. Support us by attending our next meeting and
David and Mary Medricky have achieved what $20/yr per household into account Clarks
our Ratepayer team has been talking about for Beach Waiau Pa Wharf Ratepayers Association :
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The road less travelled . . .
As New Zealanders settle in for a domestic gramme (FLP) have evoked an extremely strong
summer, independent economist Cameron response from the housing market,” he adds.
Bagrie deciphers what the events of 2020 While this is an excellent problem to have, too
mean when looking to the new year.
much of a good thing can create a mismatch
_____________________________
between social and economic objectives.
“Lately there’s been a strong backlash against
When examining the
the RBNZ and LVRs
response to one of the
have been tightened
most disruptive years in
by banks before policy
recent history, indepen-
has formally changed,”
dent economist Cameron
Bagrie says.
Bagrie says perspective
Previously acknowl-
is in the eye of the
edging the macropru-
beholder.
dential tools employed
“The pandemic has seen
to keep the economy
everyone impacted dif-
moving have flowed
ferently and the spread is
through to have a
about the widest we have
stimulatory effect on asset prices, the RBNZ is
seen in an economic event,” he says.
unrepentant in suggestions financial policy is
On one hand, New Zealand’s COVID response is the
worsening the wealth divide.
toast of the world, but closer to home every indi-
“The RBNZ are correct in doing what they’re
vidual has a different story, see-sawing between
doing by going big against COVID.”
success, relief, dissatisfaction and worry.
“Their mandate is to maintain inflation at two
OFF KILTER
percent and target full employment, and by using
“The events of 2020 can be examined through
a strategy of ‘least regret’ they have helped keep
different lenses,” Bagrie says.
New Zealanders in jobs and the economy ticking
“For housing from a pure serviceability stand-
along,” he explains.
point, record low interest rates, including deposit
“However, the risk profile remains high as we
rates act as the perfect little lucifer,” he says
are equally as close to a vaccine as we are
referring to the astonishing effect cheaper bor-
another community outbreak.”
rowing costs have had on asset prices.
SUPPLY
This, coupled with better-than-expected numbers
Lower interest rates and a supply shortage are
for unemployment and New Zealand’s ability to
a powerful combination that Bagrie says we have
keep the virus contained at the border has fed
underestimated.
heightened interest across the property market
“A historical undersupply of housing continues
that’s now at fever-pitch.
to push prices upward meaning debt-to-income
“No one could have imagined the government nor
levels keep rising and the market as a whole gets
the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) would be
into more stretched territory,” he says.
so aggressive in their economic strategy,” Bagrie
“Personally, I am not convinced the housing
says.
deficit is as great as is being reported, however,
“Falling interest rates, the $100 billion Large-Scale
I do think there is a large discrepancy in certain
Asset Purchase (LSAP) programme, substantial
market segments.”
relief packages and the Funding for Lending Pro- Continued on next page
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The road less travelled - continued from previous page
Bagrie says New Zealanders are demanding dif- of a recession the response from policy-makers
ferent sorts of housing and while we are seeing is creating a worsening problem for housing
a response in construction and building activity, inflation, as providing support for asset prices
it is taking time to replenish supply. is just one channel of monetary policy.
The three months to March 2020 saw a rush of “Monetary policy has worked a treat pushing
Kiwis coming home. prices upward but we’re now seeing backlash
Annual net migration to August was around against the extent of this inflation with housing
80,000 as New Zealand experienced total popu- affordability being the key issue.”
lation growth of around 110,000. “You’d prefer the housing market to be at a
However, this is a changing landscape. temperature that’s rather warm, not scorching
“Migration is now averaging less than 1,000 per hot,” Bagrie says.
month and looks as though New Zealand will see “The risk is the social backlash forces the
population growth of some 40,000 over the next government into responding, and often these
year - a drastic comparison when set against responses can be counterproductive,” he adds.
the 90,000 recorded over the last few years.” We have seen this highlighted recently when the
RESPONSE Minister of Finance requested solutions for the
“The government’s COVID relief money is rolling issue of rapidly rising house prices from the
out across the economy, construction is every- RBNZ.
where, employing Kiwis and offering an excellent “This has been interpreted by the market that
indication that this money has pumped through interest rates will not be pushed as low”, Bagrie
the system and is coming out the other side.” says.
“Heading into this pandemic we anticipated “The key, however, remains supply, and the
unemployment to overwhelm the effect of RBNZ is not in control of that.”
record-low interest rates, however, rates have Despite downside risks still present on the eco-
paired with the most substantial fiscal support nomic radar, indications look good for continued
package ever seen to keep asset prices up and interest in the housing market over the summer
stabilise the economy,” Bagrie says. months and into the second quarter 2021.
While the government is focussed on the COVID However, Bagrie is reticent to say New Zealand
response, Bagrie says we need a stronger is clear of COVID’s negative effects.
programme to deliver in the housing realm. “When taking a look at the past year’s events it’s
He says, while saving us from the worst depths clear the only certainty is uncertainty,” he says.
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Clarks Beach Yacht Club comes alive again . . .
It’s 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
by Robyn Pearce
A few months ago, the Clarks Beach Yacht registration fee. Yachting New Zealand (YNZ)
Clubhouse was looking a bit sad and forlorn; the has given excellent support and guidance, with
club’s future, with only ten members, some of Instructor and coaches from Waikato-Thames
them not active, was not looking overly prom- Yachting Association contracted to provide the
ising. teaching.
Just in the nick of time, a new resident to the Thank you to our Sponsors; Kim Marie Osborne
Clarks Beach community put her hand up to (Harcourts), Waiau Pa Automotive Solutions,
help. New Commodore, Rachel Woodworth, and Katie Kundel and Mason & Mortimer.
her committee, have made significant changes Now is the time to get your name down for the
and the club is beginning to flourish again. next ‘Learn to Sail’ programme. Participants
are preferably ten years of age or over. We
New members: are also working on providing Learn to Sail/
Over the last few weeks over 30 new members Have a Go for adults too. If you’ve always
have joined, a number of them for the social wanted to sail but never had the chance to,
benefits, others so they or their children can get your name on the waiting list by emailing
take part in the Learn to Sail programme. reception@clarksbeachyachtclub.org.nz for the
Others just want to go sailing. The club has attention of Mark Allen.
Optimists, Sunbursts, Firebugs and Wind-rushes,
besides all the safety boats/RIBS, available for
members to use.
Social events:
Rachel comes with significant event experience
and a lot of drive and enthusiasm. As well as
securing a series of special licences to run 19
Sundowner social events during the Prada and
America’s Cup, the club is applying for funding
to refurbish and upgrade the clubrooms and
to re-establish a full club liquor licence. This
will give the community a fantastic location
to socialise on the deck while we watch the
sunset and boats heading home after a day on
the water. They are also planning a range of
water-based social events alongside sailing
activities.
Learn to Sail programme
A full quota of participants registered for the
January ‘Learn to Sail’ training course, and
there was such wholehearted support from Certificates were presented to participants at
local sponsors that the club could reduce the the conclusion of the Learn to Sail programme.
Continued on next page
10Clarks Beach Yacht Club CBYC Social Scene
Continued from previous page By Robyn Pearce
Coming events: A chance conversation led me tonight to the
• 20th February - Community get-together first evening the Yacht Club has been open
• 28th February - Clarks Beach Yacht Club as a social centre, at least in recent times.
Raft Race The new Commodore, Rachel Woodworth, is a
• Sundowner Special Licences from 1 – 11pm breath of fresh air. With a few other go-ahead
for the following dates: folk, including Richard Guy, brother to Graeme
29/30 and 31 Jan; 12,13,14 20,21 and Guy, Channel View Rd, she is re-igniting the
27,28 February; 6, 19,20,21 March club.
This evening I had a very pleasant 2 & ½ hours
and met a bunch of other lovely local people. I
can thoroughly recommend popping along for
a sundowner (or two or ….) on their deck or in
the club rooms. They have snack food as well.
They need support to continue to revitalise the
club and to encourage the ‘New Broom’ people
who’ve stepped up at the last AGM to turn the
club round from nearly dead to vibrant and
active.
The following are the hours and dates the
Yacht Club has been granted for a special
A changing demographic: licence, until a full license can be granted.
With all the new subdivisions popping up
around the region, our demographic is Fri 12th, Sat 13th, Sun 14th Feb
changing. More families are choosing to live Sat 20th. Sun 21st Feb
a less urban life, and many parents want Sat 27th, Sun 28th Feb
to introduce their children to the wonder- Sun 7th, Fri 19th. Sat 20th, Sun 21 Mar
ful natural resources on their doorstep.
Water-based sports are an obvious choice,
given our location.
Next steps:
Join the club for fun, for
The best view in town
Yacht club now available for hire
sailing, and to share your
for parties and weddings
skills and energy in the
rebuild of this great CBYC is fundraising for new facilities and is
resource. offering the club as a venue
(max nos 60)
Contact Rachel Wood-
worth or Richard Guy reception@clarksbeachyachtclub.org.nz
021 710 189
via email.
reception@clarksbeachyachtclub.co.nz
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Medical & Wellbeing ConTACT CARE 027 221 3366 Impact injury treatment - animal & human
Massage for Motion 021 023 37404 Health & wellness, massage & bodywork
Proactive Podiatry Limited 021 026 29547 Andea Muller
Mini Digger Hire Franklin Mini Digger Hire 021 271 0502 Stump grinding, digger work & hole boring
Orchard Pinewater NZ Ltd 232 1305 Organically certified orchard
Estuary View 232 1231
Painting & Plastering Provsion Paint, Plaster, Fix 021 798 398 Jamie Clarke
Personal Development Ann Andrews 0272 465 585 Inspiring Women Workshops
Pet Minding Precious Pets 232 0265 Small block & pet minding service
Plumbing, Gas Digby’s Plumbing Services 021 0256 9313 Local plumbing service
Public Speaking Sharman Enterprises 232 0007 Public speaker & chestnut producer
Real Estate & Bayleys Pukekohe 0274 863 738 Michele Mathieson
Property Development Harcourts Clarks Beach 027 446 9824 Kim-Maree Osborne
Knight Investments 021 226 3767 Property investment & development
Retail g.a.s. & Gifts 232 1476 Petrol/diesel sales, giftware shop
Hammer Hardware 232 1779 Hardware products
Security Counties Locksmiths 0800 562 572 Locksmith and security advice
Storage Waiau Pa Storage 232 1423 Secure yet accessible storage
Tiling Southern Tiling 027 235 8255 Waterproofing, mosaic, tiling, underfloor heat
Trailers Trailer World Limited 232 0271 Trailer manufacture & repair service
Upholstery Locky’s Marine & Auto 021 538 000 Marine & auto upholstery
Vending Services Saxon Vending 232 0287 Personal products vending
Waterblasting Smartwash Waterblasting Ltd 0800809274 House washing - contact Jeremy
Water Deliveries John’s Farmlet Services 0800 327 653 Water deliveries & water tank cleaning
Window Cleaning Totally Awesome Window Cleaning 021 272 9797 Residential / commercial window cleaning
Windows & Doors Exceed 0800 37 37 10 We fix windows & doors, hinges, locks, etc
‘Meet your Community’ Day
Saturday 20th February - 2- 5 pm
Yacht Club Reserve
The Waiau Pa, Wharf Area & Clarks Beach Ratepayers Association, in conjunction with the
Clarks Beach Yacht Club, are hosting a “Meet Your Community Day”.
This will be a platform for local community groups and businesses to highlight what they offer
to the community. We have so many exciting and talented people and business in our area.
It will be a casual, fun, “picnic” type event where new and existing locals can get together and
discover all the exciting talents and groups. See what they all offer.
If you have a community group or business that you would like to showcase please contact
Jan Beatson jan@playandlearn.net.nz by Friday 12 February
We also welcome community groups who would like to fundraise through selling food or drinks.
15PUBLIC NOTICES
Clarks Beach Playgroup Kea, Cubs, Scouts
Mon, Wed, Fri - 9:30am - 12pm During the school term for boys and girls
$2 per family - All Welcome Kea Scouts 6-8 yrs 6-7 pm Mon
40 Torkar Road, Clarks Beach Cub Scouts 8-10.5 yrs 6-7.30 pm Mon
Playgroup is also available for Party Hire! Scouts: 10.5-14.5 yrs 6.30-8.30pm Thurs
clarksbeachplaygroup@gmail.com Contact Group Leader: Steve Scott 022 342 9104
facebook.com/ClarksBeachPlaygroup/ See back page for other leader contact
details
The Gardening Group
Mainly Music - WP Hall
Meets at the Waiau Pa Hall
Parents and preschool kids
13.00-15.00 hrs
$3 per family/under 1 yr free
2nd Monday of the month
or 10 sessions for $20
Contact: Jeanette Guy 0274 771 175
Tue (term time) 10-11am
Glenys Laing 236 3716
Ph: Sharon 232 1523
Waiau Pa Church
Clarks Beach Bowling Club
Sunday service @ 10.00am
40a Torkar Road
www.waiaupachurch.org
Season commences 12th September 2020
Contact: John McGeorge
Tues evening “Community Bowls”--Tony 2321222
waiaupachurch@gmail.com
Wed morning “Roll-up”
Fri evening “Twilight Bowls”, “Petanque”,
Waiau Pa Patchwork Quilters
socialising, raffles, lucky membership draw.
Meet the last Wednesday of every month
Club info - Margaret 2321797 or Steve 2321544
At the Waiau Pa Hall
Petanque and Clubhouse bookings -Anne
9.30am-3.00pm
092983514
Contact: Irene 232 1414
Waiau Pa Hall
For hire - rates and availability
St Bride’s Anglican Church
Contact: Kathy Coles 232 1719
Local shared Ministry at Findlay Road, Mauku
11.00am Sunday Service
Plunket
1st & 5th Sundays: Morning Prayer
Every 2nd & 4th Tuesday morning
2nd, 3rd, 4th Sundays: Eucharist
at Waiau Pa Hall
Contact: Sally Matheson 232 1606
Phone Kathy for appointments
021 248 1272 or 235 8508
Church by the Seashore
Sunday worship 10.30am (preceded by a cuppa at 10.00am) Rev. Bertie Meyer 238 6768
Church office open 13.00-15.00 hrs 2nd Thursday in the month
Local contacts: Liz 232 1593, Fay 027 240 4706
Film Fest: Thurs 10.30-14.00 (fortnightly) Elaine 232 1727
Clarks Beach Library
16We have a number of ways we are
planning on supporting your business • Monthly articles and winners announce-
this year.
ments in ‘The Greenie’
First up, we are running a promotional
• Signage at Waiau Pa
campaign throughout 2021, starting in March,
• Business Association members businesses
to support our local businesses. We figure
will be provided a small promotional text they
everyone needs a bit of help after 2020.
can add to their email
Support our local business is an initiative
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU:
designed to create ‘word of mouth’ promotion
As a Business Association member, we’ll need
for your business.
your help to promote your business throughout
HOW IT WORKS
2021:
Once a person has used your services or
• Tell your clients/customers about the
bought something from you, they post a ‘shout
promotion and include the promotion text in your
out’ about your business on the Clarks Beach
email so they will recommend you on the Grape-
and Waiau Pa Grapevine Facebook page, with
vine Facebook page. They will then go into the
the #tag Support our Local Business, and they
draw for the monthly prize and you will get local
will go into a draw for that month’s prize pack.
‘word of mouth’ advertising for your business.
The monthly prize pack is made up from
• We’ll need you to contribute something to
contributions of products and services from
be included in one of the monthly prizes,. When
our Business Association members. The
your contribution is included in a month’s prize
exposure of this prize pack will advertise and
pack, it will be detailed as the prize, thereby
promote the donating business to everyone in
giving you additional promotion of your business
Clarks Beach and Waiau Pa for the month of
throughout the month. For example you can give
the promotion.
an hour of your service or $50 - $100 worth of
The promotion commences on the 1st
product, like a free hair cut or free WOF.
March and runs through to mid-December
2020 has been a difficult year for us all
2021, with monthly prize winners starting in
so let’s bounce back together. If you have any
March. We’ll be advertising the promotion in
questions or would like to discuss your contri-
a number of ways:
bution please call Annette on 021 138 8369 or
• On the Facebook Grapevine page and
Graham on 027 477 1176
every time someone recommends a local
business
This is how you can support our local businesses:
During the month of March, write a “shout out” about one of our
wonderful businesses on the CBWP Grapevine Facebook page and
you will be in to win a fabulous prize.
There will be more information in the March Greenie
regarding this promotion which is being run by the WPCB
Business Association.
Any questions ring Graham 027 477 1176
17The bone By Bernd Reber
His name was Patch. He was our companion
throughout the eighties, from puppy to eventual
sad good-bye and, one night, he became a hero.
It was an evening like many before, cosy on
the couch, watching telly, with encyclopaedias
spread out on the carpet to get details on
whatever we were seeing. At some point, and
quite uncharacteristically, Patch began to bark.
He slept out the back, behind the house, where
he had a roomy kennel which looked like a
wee house. Because a house should reflect its tall, dark figure didn’t speak.
owner, our daughter had hung our family photo Then, in a flash, hell was unleashed on our front
on the inside. In a little frame. lawn. With a single blow, the intruder lashed out
and knocked one constable clean off the land-
The barking was insistent and I went out with ing, hitting the concrete below, not moving. The
my torch. Perhaps it was a stray cat, maybe a other constable and the man tumbled down the
roaming dog or a hedgehog. But he stood in the steps and fell onto the lawn. It quickly became
middle of the lawn facing the house. He stopped obvious that this was a most uneven fight. They
when I came down, but no sooner was I gone, it rolled around groaning and puffing. The man
started up again. “Perhaps it’s something out managed to pin down the officer when, thank
the front”, opined Felicity and so we looked. But goodness, the first constable grappled himself
nothing untoward. off the ground and rushed to the aid of his
colleague. Now three men fought like demons
The front of the house had a long landing, with and even in this two-against-one battle, they
our bedroom window alongside it. By chance, had almost impossible odds. But somehow, they
she looked out that window, back toward the managed to get the better of him and man-han-
front door and was shocked. “There’s someone dled him into the patrol car, now screaming
sat by our front door” she whispered. It was and shouting. He was handcuffed to the car
pitch dark and I saw him crouched low. door.
I went to the front door, intending to open it, to An exhausted officer staggered to the door
confront the intruder when she said “Let’s call to take our statement and they left into the
the police instead”. We dialled 111. darkness soon after. We heard later that it had
taken six officers at Henderson Police Station
A short time later, the police arrived in a patrol to restrain this giant. And to think, I wanted to
car. We opened the living room window from open the door!
where we could see the landing. Two constables
stepped up and one asked “can you turn on the Patch had saved our hide and got his reward
light?” We did and they approached the figure by a couple of days later. We bought a huge bone
the door. He made no attempt to get away. They from the butcher’s. It was so big, he had to
made him get up and he was led to the porch drag it. The bone became his prized possession
light. “Do you know this man?” the constable and was buried and unburied many times.
asked. We had never seen him before. The very Good on ya, Patch.
18CLARKS BEACH BOWLING CLUB
For Club info contact Margaret 2321797 or Steve 2321544
Club house bookings & Petanque contact Anne 09 2983514
The New Year is off to a good start. Here’s hoping that Covid 19 doesn’t mess things up as it did
last year.
Over the season so far, our Open tournaments have been well attended by other clubs in the
Counties Manukau District and we have managed to play club trophy competitions and some club
championships.
The Men’s Fours champions are:- Steve Maher, Ian McGregor, David Culbert and Neville McSweeney.
They will represent Clarks Beach at the Counties Manukau Champ of Champ competition on Sunday
2nd May 2021.
The Men’s Triples champions are Steve Maher, David Culbert, and Neville McSweeney.
The Ladies Triples champions are Royalene Barriball, Margaret Walkley, and Julie Starnes.
These triples teams will represent Clarks Beach at the Counties Manukau Champ of Champ
competition on Saturday 1st May 2021.
The Men’s Pairs champions are David Culbert and Neville McSweeney.
The Ladies Pairs champions are Carole Dewhurst and Cynthia Collier.
The Counties Manukau Champ of Champ Pairs Competition will also be held on Saturday 8th
May 2021.
The Club Singles Championship was held on Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st January with the
Champ of Champ event to be held on Sunday 9th May 2021.
The Club’s New Year Champagne Brunch was held on Sunday 3rd January. It was a great suc-
cess --- many thanks to the organisers and cooks.
Twilight bowls on a Friday evening is in full swing again and Petanque is now being played twice a
week --Thursday morning from 9 am and Friday evening from 6 pm.
Community bowls is played on Tuesday evenings – ( contact Tony Marlowe for details on 029
2332159)
On Monday 18th January about 12 members of the club went to Longford Park Retirement Village to
play bowls with some of the residents. We were served morning tea, then played a 10 end game of
bowls followed by a lovely lunch. This was a very enjoyable visit which we have every year.
19European travelogue provides the perfect read during
pandemic - latest book by Elaine Blick
returning from the
European trip.”
She put it aside
and it languished
in a drawer.
“Recently I took
it out and reread
it, and thought
that in light of the pandemic there might be an
audience for a travel account like this.”
On her wild trip, she journeys through four
countries and over 4,000 miles, often bewil-
dered by one-way systems and rapid changes
of language. The friends’ bizarre escapades
make for entertaining reading from start to
finish. Who knew you could get locked in an
Armchair travel has never been more welcome. underground French toilet?
At a time when most are staying home, it’s the “This funny memoir will make you want to dust
perfect opportunity to explore the world through off your suitcases. We are pleased to announce
the touring experiences of others. In Here its release,” said Lynn Eddy, VP of Acquisitions,
Today, Gone Tomorrow, two retired women set Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Agency.
off in a campervan on a journey from London to
tour Europe. Neither has driven a campervan Books can be purchased directly from the
before, much less had experience driving on the author for $20 each by phoning 2321727 or
right side of the road. emailing: blickelaine@gmail.com
The year was 2002. Writes author Elaine Blick,
“I wrote the manuscript for this shortly after
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THE CHURCH BY THE SEASHORE
“The White Cliffs of Dover”
“When Irish eyes are smiling”
“Amazing Grace”
“What a friend we have in Jesus”
“We’ll meet again”
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When Monday 4th February
Monthly 1st Thursday
of the Month
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Organiser - Jean 021 205 9953
CLARKS BEACH Please call if you are interested, have
other crafts to teach or learn
COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Situated behind the Church by the Seashore
in Torkar Road, Clarks Beach
2021 Opening times: TUESDAYS from 9.30am - 11.30am Find YOUR voice!
SATURDAYS from 1.00pm -3.00pm
Learn to speak confidently in every situation at
The Auckland Council Library provides us with
a large number of current books every four Karaka Toastmasters
months, and we have a large variety of books for
all our readers; young and old. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays monthly
We are also able to offer a selection of DVDs and FREE to visit!
jigsaw puzzles. 7pm-9pm
Karaka War Memorial Hall
PLEASE COME AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES CONTACT
022 068 5632 sam@happinessence.co.nz
JIM 232 0495 or Jan 232 0068
23Waiau Pa Volunteer Fire
& Emergency Services Brigade
Waiau Pa Volunteer Fire Brigade
https://www.facebook.com/waiaupafire
Santa and his Fire Fighter helpers, riding in the
Fire Engine and the Support Van, visited the local
area on Christmas Day.
Visit http://www.facebook.com/waiaupafire to see
the video of Santa with the locals. Thanks to Lollies Online and Repco for the sweet donations for
the Elves to distribute.
Call log
2020 had 143 calls. There were 59 (41%) Fire and Property and 84 (59%) medical calls.
January has seen us busy with 7 calls 3 Fire / Property and 4 medical.
Major incident
“NZ Post worker hospitalised after dog attack in Waiau Pa, south of Auckland.”
Our First Responders were required to attend to severe injuries to one of our own Fire Fighters.
The community is now short of one responder for several months. Please ensure all dogs are
restrained if an emergency call is made. This is required under Health and Safety rules.
Emergency vehicles
If an emergency vehicle (such as an ambulance, fire engine or police car) is coming towards you
or behind you, and is using sirens and/or flashing red, blue, or blue and red lights, you must pull
over and, if necessary, stop and allow it to pass.
The Fire Siren, Pagers and SMS advise the 24 Fire Fighters and Operational Support members to
report to the Station. All members may respond to the station to man the appliances and organise
resources. All members are volunteers and drive to the station at normal road speed on the three
major access roads. If you stop (or slow) at an incident please pull well to the left to allow the
responding Fire Fighters to pass.
Murray Gallagher Operations Support WPVFB
http://www.facebook.com/waiaupafire www.merlinit.co.nz
CLARKS BEACH GOLF CLUB
YOUR LOCAL GATHERING PLACE
MEMBERS SOCIAL MEMBERS
- MEET NEW FRIENDS - FRIDAY NIGHT CARVERY – GREAT MEAL!
- VARIOUS MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS - SATURDAY MEALS
- SUMMER & WINTER TWILIGHT GOLF ON SATURDAYS - SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM 11.00 AM
- NOT A GOLFER - SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE - GAMING MACHINES FOR YOUR ENTERTAIN-
- QUIET GET TOGETHER THROUGHOUT THE WEEK ENJOYING MENT
THE FELLOWSHIP OF MEMBERSHIP - SOCIAL EVENTS
SIMPLY CALL THE CLUB AND OUR FRIENDLY STAFF WILL TALK OVER OPTIONS WITH YOU.
A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU
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Alan Cole - Franklin Local Board
(Ph. 021923719)
Email: alan.cole@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Firstly, Happy New Year, hopefully you have had a great summer break and made
the most of the fine settled weather, even though NIWA were predicting a wet
summer!
Auckland Council has 28 regional parks of around 41,000 hectares. The current Management plan
that was prepared in 2010 in being review and a new daft plan will be out for consultation later in the
year. More information can be found at the following link council’s website.
Watercare dams are currently at 65.5 percent full (72 last month) compared to an average at this
time of year of 86 percent full. Current weekly use is about 11 percent lower compared to the same
week last year. 2020 was the driest year at Watercare’s rainfall indicator site in the Hunua Ranges
since records began in 1962, with 30 per cent less rainfall than normal recordeded. The follow link
has up to date info on dam levels and tips on how to save 20lt a day. https://www.watercare.co.nz/
Water-and-wastewater/Drought-response
Just a reminder that it is a Restricted Fire Season and a permit is required before lighting, which
are free. Fire and Emergency New Zealand now has the ability to issue infringement notices of $750
for individuals or $3750 for businesses for failing to have one or $500 for not been able to show one.
Visit www.checkitsalright.nz to see if fires are allowed and apply for a permit.
Happy to take your
feedback on these or any
other things, that are on
your mind, on the above
contacts
Alan
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Serving Onehunga for 70 years. Now open in Pukekohe
Guy Newlove Consultant - Clarks Beach Resident
DANIEL OVERTON & Wills, Enduring Powers of Attorney, Estate Planning, Selling
GOULDING & Buying Property, Trusts, Relationship Property & Business
Barristers & Solicitors Problems
“I am available anytime at your home or mine for a chat about
any problem you may have - chats are free.”
Guy Newlove Phone: 09 237 1423 Mobile: 027 441 7075 Email: guy@doglaw.co.nz
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27Local Contacts
Waiau Pa Fire Brigade: 232 0203 (Unattended) EMERGENCIES: Dial 111
A.F.S. Student Exchange Programme: Moira Scott 09 232 0150
Athletics - Waiau Pa:waiaupaathletics@gmail.com www.waiaupaathletics.co.nz
Basketball: Scott Kelso 021 901 333 www.wpcbbasketball.nz wpcbbasketball@gmail.com
Boating Club: Norbert Stumpel (Chairman) 232 0060 www.waiaupaboatclub.org.nz
Bowling Club:Margaret 2321797 or Steve 2321544
Garden group: Jeanette Guy 0274 771 175 or Glenys Laing 236 3716
Golf Club Clarks Beach: 232 1788
Hockey: Daniel Schofield 021 038 3209 Seniors; Karen McConnell 027 283 2585 Juniors
Indoor Bowls: Diana Hamer 232 1281
Cub Scouts- (8- 10.5 yrs) Brendan 021678 567
Kea Scouts- (5.5- 8 yrs) Marnie- 021 587 918
Scouts- (10.5- 14.5 yrs) Steve - 022 342 9104
Kindergarten: 232 1211
Kiwanis Club: Rachael Bro 021 160 8340
JP’s: Graham Coles 232 1719; Hansa Naran 2997787; Phil Carter, 021 245 2495
Netball: Secretary, Alana Wharerau 021 118 0671
Playgroup: Email: clarksbeachplaygroup@gmail.com
Pippins, Brownies, Guides, Rangers: Kylie Eltham 027 2016 383, Catherine Pollock 236 3856
Pony Club: 09 947 7500 or visit www.waiaupaponyclub.co.nz
Ratepayers Association: Paul Arthur 021 770 999
Taekwon-Do: (8 yrs and over) Mera Horton 027 2863542
Yacht Club: Commodore Rachel Woodworth 021 710 189
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