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Former National Party politician Lindsay Tisch and his wife, Matamata Rotary Club member Leonie Tisch,
with fellow Rotarians Peter and Ineke Thissen, were among guests at a recent Chamber of Commerce talk
with Simon Bridges as guest speaker.
Photo: Viv Posselt
A grateful Gabby Byrne, general manager of Cambridge Community House embraces
Leisurecom Cambridge director Robb Marston in appreciation of the hefty support the
company gave towards building the new Whānau Support Whare which opened late last
month.
Photo: Michael Jeans.
Gusty winds greeted these ladies at the Mystery Creek international polo day but they were there to
have fun, from left Lesley MacDonald (Hamilton), Vicky Sutton, Meredith Riddle and Belinda Gelston
(all Cambridge).
Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
Coffee time: Grabbing a coffee at the opening day of the polo at Mystery Creek last month were,
from left timekeeper MJ Fox (Rangiriri) and Jacques Duncan (Hunterville), whose daughter Georgina
was in the New Zealand team playing Australia in the women’s international. At rear from left is the
Latte Lady of Cambridge Jacqui Misson and photographer Yvette Bodiam. Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
New Zealand Polo president Cam McKelvie (Manawatu), right, hosts from left wife Rachel, Audrey Pitts
(Matira) with her husband Ken, who is the Northern Polo Association president, inside the VIP tent at
Mystery Creek last month.
Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
Open for business, the new $2 million Te Awamutu College multi sports turf with 11m high
canopy roof is celebrated by staff, contractors and board members. From left Wayne Carter,
Joanne Kelly, Craig Yarndley, Bob Hollinshead, Dave Hall, Chris Wynne, Tony Membery, Liz
Parsons, Nick Suckling, David Peehikuru, Daniel Powell, Rebecca Legg, Jock Ellis, Con Emery,
Maria Rauhihi, Neil Bauerfeind, Wade Bell and Jo Sheridan.
Photo: Mary Anne Gill.