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Moa Mail 28 July 2021

The Inglewood Development Trust

Issue 295

The Inglewood premier rugby team capped off an outstanding season with a commanding 23-0 win over Coastal to take out the Taranaki rugby CMK premier division title.

After finishing the regular season in top spot, and unbeaten in the competition's second round, the shut-out performance in horrible conditions at TET Stadium was led by the dominance of the forward pack and an intelligent kicking game. It was Inglewood’s first premier trophy since 2014. The team thanks the community and their fans for all the support throughout the season and to the club, sponsors and volunteers who work so hard to make club rugby a reality. Thanks to LDV Photography for photo’s of the day. The team also pass on best wishes to those going on to representative campaigns, particularly captain and number eight Johnny Faletagoa'i-Malase, hooker Millennium Sanerivi, first five Josh Jacomb and loose forward Mitch Brown with the Taranaki Bulls, and halfback Lisati Milo-Harris with the Southland Stags. We know they will represent our club and our community with pride. Score: Inglewood 23 (Timo Tutuvaha, Crusader Faletagoai tries; Josh Jacomb two cons, three pens) Coastal 0.

Hear Our Mighty Moa ROAR!! (Ryan Evans)

Editor’s Comments The other week I was exceptionally fortunate to be able to watch Inglewood High School First XV represent their school on their South Island tour. The two games I watched were a loss for the boys but they still gave it their all and displayed excellent sportsmanship and commitment. The boys seemed to have a great trip filled with competitive rugby games and activities they might never get to do again, an opportunity I’m sure they are extremely grateful for.

Phillippa Peters - Editor

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Winter doesn’t stop the Inglewood Lions from being busy. A planned BBQ at the Inglewood Rugby Final was cancelled due to the bad weather but the Lions have assisted with an annual herd shift for a farmer and are also currently delivering the new telephone books in the Inglewood District.

The Inglewood Lions Fertiliser Project is underway with orders coming in. It’s not too late to get your order in. See Fertiliser Order form in this Moa Mail. Planned delivery date is Saturday 14 August. We were back on track with this years Inglewood Lions Mid Winter Senior Citizens Luncheon. Covid 19 prevented us from holding one in winter last year. 54 people enjoyed the beautiful lunch while being entertained by musician, Colin King. Grateful thanks to Donna and her team at the Inglewood Club for cooking and serving the meal. Also thanks to Jaala Goodwin and Tess James from Unichem Chemist here in Inglewood and also Lindy Cooper from Inglewood New World for donating the raffle prizes. A special thanks to two little helpers Alexis, (nine years)

and Harper (seven years) grand daughters of one of the Inglewood Lion members, for helping. They were our photographers for the day. The Inglewood Lions subsidized the meal by 50%. It was our way off giving back to the Seniors in the I n g l e w o o d Community. The Inglewood Lions Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch is to be held on Wednesday 17 November. If you wish to find out more about our Inglewood Lions C l u b c o n t a c t George Buchanan 027 442 3383.

Lions News (Viv Adamson)

Daffodil Day is Coming!!! (Linda McIntyre)

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Office 25 Rata Street (Inglewood Information Centre)

Circulation 2800

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News and Advertising Contacts: Editor Phillippa Peters Office Phone 06 7567030 Email [email protected] Office Hours Mon-Fri 10.00am - 4.00pm Sat-Sun 10.00am - 2.00pm

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Fun Ho! Toys/Souvenirs AA Guides/Brochures/Cards

Available at: Inglewood Information Centre

Fun Ho! Toys/Moa Mail 7567030 (25 Rata Street)

See you the last Friday in August outside the Fun Ho! Toy Museum, be prepared to buy some yummy home made jam, pickles, cake and biscuits, raffle tickets for some fantastic raffle prizes all generously donated by local Inglewood business’ and people. This is your opportunity to help, bring your baking, fresh fruit, veges or preserves to the sales table on Friday 27 August on the main street. A drop off point is McDonald Real Estate Ltd, 58 Rata Street, Inglewood for non perishables.

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Restoring PG Nops Reserve (Leigh Honnor)

Percy Thompson Gallery in Stratford has the most stunning ‘Mataraki – Deep Space: A View of the Stars and Beyond’ display of photos in

psychedelic hues. These amazing high-tech colourful images were captured by astronomer and Massey University Lecturer Stephen Chadwick. I was impressed at the detail. The universe is so incredibly beautiful. Of course we also had to have a wee look at some of the lovely arts and crafts next door in the shop where one of our members was on duty. The locals are so talented. Our next venue was the Fenton Street Arts Collective. This two storied, stately, grey structure is owned and managed by Jo Stallard who is a portrait/figurative Artist and Stuart Greenhill who is a published author. They lovingly renovated this heritage building to create a popular destination for those who also appreciate art, history, gin and good espresso. An intimate back room, next to the distillery, provided a perfect space where we could hold our meeting and enjoy a delicious afternoon tea after a bit of a tour of the building. It’s a very comfortable and tasteful place which has built a great reputation for doing things well. They certainly made us feel welcome and we’d all be keen to visit again.

Durham Women’s Institute Visit Stratford (Christine Fitz Patrick)

After skipping a month due to wet weather our small group of enthusiastic volunteers returned to PG Nops Reserve for the July working bee. Six of us spent a couple of hours clearing the Tawa Street entrance to the reserve, controlling wild Hydrangea choking the Kurapete Stream and removing Wandering Wily, Bamboo and Montbretia. Six wool sacks were filled with weeds and rubbish. The next working bee is Sunday 29 August 1.00-3.00pm. Meet at the Tawa Street entrance. All welcome.

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On Monday 5 July the First XV along with coaches and management headed

off to the South Island on tour after two years of fundraising. First game up was on Tuesday against Ellesmere College in Leeston. Inglewood were ahead at half time 24 to 12, going into the second half saw Inglewood playing well coming out the winners 67 to 19. Moving on to Thursday saw the boys playing McKenzie College at Fairlie. A close fought game with both teams scoring back and forth, half time score was 19 to 14 to Inglewood. Another close half finishing with Inglewood running in two quick try’s to finish the game 36 to 21 to Inglewood. Having earned a well deserved break the team moved onto Queenstown for a weekend of full filled activities before taking on Wakatipu High School in Queenstown on the Monday. Wakatipu came ready to play and while Inglewood had strong defence they managed to score three times making the halftime score 19 to 0. Inglewood looked like they were making a come back with two tries after halftime but it was not to be with injuries causing issues. Wakatipu took the game final score 46 to 10. After a day break the team then played Roncalli and Aoraki Colleges Combined First XV in Timaru. While Inglewood did their best and never gave up, the injuries they were carrying combined with being the end of a tour were no match for the talent showed by Roncalli/Aoraki team. Final score being 76 to 0. A great tour all round with a big thank you to coaches Gavin Muir, Jarard Peters, manager Jamie Brocklehurst and especially tour organiser and school liaison Tony Earl. Also thank you to the parents and supporters (away and at home) and all those who helped fundraise to make this trip a reality.

Inglewood High School First XV South Island Tour

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Lincoln Road Between 11

July 00:00 and 11 July 08:50. Burglary - An unknown person has broken into a house through a garage on the property. They have looked through the house and then stolen a vehicle parked in the garage. Tarata Road Between 15 July 07:30 and 15 July 15:00 Burglary - A locked vehicle parked on the driveway of the property has been stolen. Norfolk Road Between 12 July 09:17 and 13 July 07:15 Burglary A vehicle stored in a shed on the property has been stolen. Durham Road Between 10 July 20:00 and 11 July 01:45 Burglary - Between the above times a locked vehicle has been stolen from the driveway of the property. Norfolk Road 11 July 23:28 Burglary - A vehicle has been stolen from the driveway of the property. Miro Street Between 17 July 22:00 and 18 July 09:00 Wilful Damage - A locked vehicle parked outside the property has had a window smashed

Handyman Available Fencing - Decking - Guttering, Cleaning/Repairs

New Guttering - Small Plumbing Jobs Pruning of Trees - Small Concrete Jobs

House Repairs - Carports Merv 027 481 1882 or 7566335

Winter has arrived, even though we have had a few frosts, the produce keeps ripening, citrus trees are laden, and time to harvest water chestnuts and yams. Come along and enjoy the abundance that we all contribute too. If it’s your first time bring along any homegrown surplus, eggs, baking, honey, fruit, veges or anything homemade to swap, these are just a few ideas of what to bring. Come along at 10.00am to set-up have a cuppa and look at what surplus other Crop Swappers have brought along. Next Crop Swap will be Saturday 31 July. Gold coin donation appreciated towards Waitoriki Hall fund. Contact Jayne 06 756 6192 for questions.

Crop Swap Waitoriki and Inglewood (Jayne Bright)

Crime Stop

8m3 Load of Wet Firewood

Delivered 50% Off

Inglewood township was $150 now $75

Inglewood rural area was $190 now $95

Other areas by agreement

Limited time only Phone: Value

Building Supplies 0800245535 or

7567535

Taranaki Aviation Transport & Technology Museum

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Open Saturdays/Sundays Only Hours 10.00 am - 4.00 pm

$7 Adult, $2 Child $16 Family Ph 7522845

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What’s on and Coming Events

Please advise of your event 7567030 [email protected]

Fun Ho! Toy Museum Inglewood Information Centre Inglewood Heritage Centre Exhibition - A History of Inglewood’s Dairy Industry Mon - Fri 10.00am - 4.00pm Sat/Sun and Public Holidays 10.00am - 2.00pm

Festival of Words ‘Two Shakes of a Lamb’s Tail’ Ing Library 31 July 1.00-2.00pm

Crop Swap Waitoriki/Ing Sat 31 July 10.00am

In Tune with Inglewood Thurs 12 & 26 Aug 1.30-3.30pm Mamaku Centre

Daffodil Day Friday 27 August

Restoring PG Nops Working Bee Sun 29 Aug 1.00-3.00pm

Lease Property Wanted Suitable to Graze Weaners Within Inglewood District

Phone Richard Vanner 06 7566428

FARM ASSISTANT

Norfolk area

Drive in position

Some experience preferred

Phone 027 444 8336

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Flagpole Gets a Facelift (Richard Jordan)

Mother and Daughter Power Lifters do it Again (Robyn Hardgrave)

Last Chance to Save Lives (Marie Pearce)

It’s your last chance to support for the Inglewood pedestrian crossing with lights north of the Purple Dairy. Sign the petition to ensure NZTA delivers the pedestrian crossing. Over 2,000 people have backed the campaign to save lives. Traffic has doubled in the last decade and its an accident waiting to happen! NZTA who manages all NZ State Highways has agreed in principle to erect the

pedestrian crossing. BUT NPDC has to foot the half a million dollar bill!! It is all about delivery now. The petition closes at the end of the month and will be presented to NZTA to confirm the delivery date. Sign here http://chng.it/5Ynmxjpbnz or add your signature at Fun Ho! Toys until 31st July. Thank you with your support.

While the road has been closed at night the opportunity was taken to have the flagpole removed for a full refurbishment, the refurbishment will involve replacing all the wire and

fittings, treat any rot and a full repaint. History: In 1947 it was decided that there would be a memorial for the 55 men of the Inglewood district who fell in WW11, that their names be inscribed on the existing War Memorial, with flower beds to be laid out and a Flag pole erected. In 1948, the names were unveiled at the Anzac Day service. Mayor Brown presided and after prayers of dedication and a march past by the RSA members the names were unveiled by Mr A N Franklyn, whose only two sons were lost in the Second World War. The last Post was sounded by buglers, J R Maxwell, R Spurdle and L Biesiek, and the band played ‘Garland of Flowers’. Plans said the flagstaff would be 50 feet high surrounded by guy ropes.

Inglewood Lions Club Fertiliser Drive Delivered Free Saturday 14 August 2021

Payment with order please to Fun Ho! Toys 25 Rata Street, Inglewood 06 7567030

by Wednesday 11 August 2021 All profits to Inglewood Community Projects

Nigel Smith 027 243 1569 or Gordon Watson 027 445 4495

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competition they are aiming for is the three lift competition in November. Thank you to all their Whanau and friends that came to Support them.

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