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Andrew Jennings Ph: (06) 306 8541 Fax: (06) 306 9846 Martinborough Mob: 0275 946 820
Peter Taylor Ph: (06) 306 9111 Fax: (06) 306 9450 Martinborough Mob: 0274 300 600
Jim Brasell Ph: (06) 306 9411 Fax: (06) 306 9282 Martinborough Mob: 0274 434 633
*Registered Craftsman Plumber
*18 Years Experience
*Domestic and Light Commercial
*New Housing & Renovations
*Environmental septic tanks scheme
*Spouting
TORA BULLDOZING Your Local Earthmoving Contractor
Garry Hansen 027 399 3379
For all your Bulldozing Requirements
Your Local Lime Provider
CARTERTON PLUMBERS Ltd “Providing quality plumbing with pride
YOUR RURAL PLUMBING
SPECIALISTS
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
WATER TANKS & WATER PUMPS ALL PLUMBING & DRAINLAYING
SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS NEW or OLD
PHONE 06 379 8849 027 275 1863
www.cartertonplumbers.co.nz
Phone: (06) 306 9638
Ag Lime Screened Lime Raceways Driveways Ornamental Rocks
COASTAL
PROPERTY SERVICES Building-Maintenance-Repairs
L.B.P. CARPENTER DAVID MCKEE
06 307 8228
over 35 years experience
Malneek Plumbing 2 Campbell Dr. Martinborough
Call Nigel today - 06 306 9834
Or 027 290 0518
35 Jellicoe St, Martinborough
SAFEPOWER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WATER PUMPS & MILKING MACHINES SALES
INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS
Ph: 06 306 9491…………..A/H: 06 306 9990
Fax: 06 306 8491
This is Property Brokers Country
For all your Real Estate Requirements
Contact the team
(06) 306 8484 [email protected]
WWW.propertybrokers.co.nz
LICENCED AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK AGENTS
TOM WILSON MOTORS Jellicoe Street, Martinborough
ph: (06) 306 9565
tyres are what we do best
204 Lake Ferry
Rd
Phone 06 306 9011 Fax 06 306 9711 Mobile 027 643 5381 Josh 027 508 8696 Daniel
MARTINBOROUGH
TRANSPORT Ltd
General & Livestock Specialists
Ed Holter
electrician
Repairs, Maintenance
and installations
Phone 307 8833
KITCHENERS
Great coffee and
smoko food
Eat in or
Takeaway
Phone 306 9376
Phone 06 307 8115
Continuing to support
Tuturumuri School
Week 6, Term 4, 2016 From the Principal’s Chair Kia ora tena koutou katoa Welcome to our second to last newsletter for the school year. I don’t know where the term is go-ing and it is certainly a busy one with lots happening. What a mixed bag of weather we have had including flooding, earthquakes and tsuanami warnings. Mother Nature is not always kind to us. Our thoughts go to Kaikoura and surrounding areas worst affected by the earthquake (s) and it is great to see that help and support has been sent their way. The school remained open on the day of the flooding and on Monday, the day after the big earth-quake. I am still stunned that some people in the district slept through it and the following after-shocks. It is a reminder to check and earthquake proof our homes. The students have enthusiastically been researching more countries and their traditions as part of Christmas Around the World. They will be beginning work on the end of year concert from next week including learning Christmas Carols to entertain you all. End of Year Reports are currently being written and will be sent home at the end of Week 9 along with updated Learning Profiles. Reading Together workshop number 3 took place at school on Wednesday, 9th November and the final workshop and celebration will be held on 30th November for all parents and children in-volved beginning at the Martinborough Library from 3.30pm. Thank you to the Cutfield family for coming in to mow the lawns, and weed eating around the school. We appreciate you giving up your time to do this. The cluster athletics held in Featherston a fortnight ago was very successful, despite the freez-ing, Featherston wind. All the students performed to the best of their ability and I was very proud as they represented the school well in all of their events. The scheduled outside Working Bee at the school for last Saturday was postponed due to weath-er. We are hoping that this will take place this Saturday, 19th from 10—3pm. At his stage the weather is looking fine so we are hoping for a great turnout. Fingers crossed the weather contin-ues to improve and we start to see the sun more again in less shaky times. Enjoy the next few weeks.
Jo Mahoney
Principal
Take Up the Challenge
Takoto he manuka kawea ake
If you are thinking of buying or selling your property, please call:
Ondy Herrick on 027 271 7435
CHETWIN CONTRACTING LTD
Certifying Drainlayer
Local agents for Wormorators:
The Natural on Site Effluent
Disposal System
Ph 06 307 8162
Mob 0274 429 066
Travis our Virtues Bear
We award Travis to one student and each fortnight who has shown some or all of the virtues including: Excellence, Cooperation, Self-Discipline, Honesty, Creativity and Respect. In Week 6, goes to Adrian for excellence in all the core subjects.
WILL HELP YOU SUC-
CEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
17th November 2016 What’s Coming Up At School Every Thursday Playgroup in the Activity Room, all welcome November Saturday, 19th - School Working Bee 10am - 3pm Monday, 21st - Technology Yr 7 (28th Nov, 5th & 12th Dec) Tuesday, 22nd - Principal’s Appraisal Wednesday, 23rd - Janet visiting from Martinborough Library. Tuesday, 29th - Life Education with Harold the Giraffe and Kirsty. All 4 year olds in the community are welcome to join us. Regional Athletics for select-ed students Wednesday, 30th - Reading Together at Martinborough Library, 3.30-5pm December Tuesday, 6th - BOT Meeting Friday, 9th - Students ‘End of Year Reports & Learning Profiles’ sent home. Tuesday, 13th - End of year concert Wednesday. 14th - Last day of the term
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday to Jo, who is celebrating her birthday on Tuesday, 22nd. Tom will be having his 12th birthday on the 29th of November.
Tidy Kiwi Award Tidy Kiwi is given out to a student who has demonstrated care for our school and classroom environment. Hannah was the recipient of Tidy Kiwi in Week 6, for using her initiative during classroom clean up.
School Values - B = Balanced
The students are working through the school values and to them “B” means
Easy going, a person that goes with the flow, can take turns, doesn’t get angry easi-
ly, compromises and gets on with everyone.
Teacher and Principal awards Student Awards for Week 6, go to James, Pippa and Flyn for excellent work on their booklets. Well done!
Location of Heart Start AED’s in community
Fire Depot 3159 White Rock Road
Hunters 982 Tora Road
WILL HELP YOU SUCCEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN 06 304 8045
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
STUDENT VOICE
On Monday, Flyn, George and I went to Athletics in
Masterton. Flyn jumped 3metres and 22 centime-
tres. George came second in the 1000 metres. I
came 6th in the high jump. I also came fourth in
the vortex. George gets to go to the Regional
Champs in Wellington at the end of the month.
By Reihana, Yr 7
The Hunt Last night, Cole and I went for a hunt. We left at half past six. When we got up to the Rocky Knob, we got the gun, binoculars, jackets and a torch. We walked to where we cannot get the bike. We sat there for two hours but nothing came out. While we were walking back to the bike, Cole saw two pigs far away down the back of our place. So we drove to where the pigs could not hear us and Cole got the gun and walked to them. But I had to wait by the bike until he whistled so I did not get shot, mistaken for a pig or deer. He whistled and I rode the bike to where he was. He got two pigs. One was a boar and the other was a sow. We gutted them at our Pig dump. I gutted the sow. Then we put them in the chiller and had dinner. We went to bed, ex-hausted, at 10:30 By Flyn, Yr 6
YUMMY STICKERS, BREAD Bags and DENTAL
products for recycling
We are asking our community to once again send in their Yummy fruit stick-
ers and dental products to school. Also bread bags for Goodman Fielder
products. Including Sunny Crust (Bread, Buns and Wraps) Country Split,
Molenberg, Freyas and Vogels.
TUTURUMURI SCHOOL WORKING BEE
WE NEED YOUR HELP
SATURDAY, 19th
NOVEMBER 10am to 3pm
Sausage Sizzle Lunch provided
Jobs to accomplish
- Clear school spouting
- Cutting down trees/firewood
- Clearing trees/trimming hedges
- Gardening
- Weed spraying
- Fix main gate – realign pins
- Planting/Weeding/Sweeping up
- Cleaning windows
- Rubbish removal
- Sorting sheds
- Miscellaneous
We would be grateful if you have these to bring along:
- Chainsaws
- Trailers
- Wheelbarrows
- Gardening gear/Weed sprayers/Brooms/Toolboxes
- Ladders
The day will conclude at 3pm with BYO drinks
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!
WILL HELP YOU SUCCEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN 06 304 8045
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
TRAIL BIKE RIDE
FUNDRAISER FOR WAINUIORU SCHOOL
SUNDAY 27TH NOVEMBER 2016
at
1955 Te Ore Ore—Bideford Road, Bideford
20 minutes north east of Masterton (will be signposted from Faulknors Service Station, Te Ore Ore Road, Masterton)
New loops on track, expert only loops and extra A
loop. New Forest and bush sections for experts and
A loops. A range of tracks with an easy loop will
suit kids and diversions to test riders
Kids Track and Peewee track
It has been pretty wet so new tyres would be
recommended and carry fire extinguisher if able
Main loop will be 25km+ with total loop close to
50km, easy loop will be 10km
Start time—10am (rider briefing at 9.45am)
Adults—$35, Children (primary) - $15 Ticket price includes a gourmet burger or a sausage,
and a can of drink (No eftpos available)
Other food available for purchase:
Bacon & Egg Pie, chocolate bars, cans of drink
Any enquiries to Jamie Falloon 027 490 7390
