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Te Awamutu The Hire Centre Te Awamutu Landscape Lane, Te Awamutu YourC community newspaper for over 100 years Thursday, June 6, 2019 0800 TA Hire | www.hirecentreta.co.nz MULTI-MILLIONMULTI-MILLION DOLLAR DOLLAR UPGRADE UPGRADE Man rescued from gully A 49-year-old man has serious injuries after he was found down a steep farm gully northeast of Ka¯whia. The Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter crew was notified on June 29 about 6pm when the man was found by a family member. The chopper medical crew stabilised the man’s injuries before he was winched aboard and airlifted to Waikato Hospital. Exhibiting memories Ngaire Randall is the next artist exhibiting at Studio Two on Walton Street. Her exhibition is titled Memories in Ko¯whaiwhai Patterns and is on for the next three weeks during the studio’s opening hours. Clothes swap An artist’s impression of the refurbished Hamilton Airport terminal. The Clothing Swap is in the Te Awamutu Baptist Church hall on Thursday, June 13 from 7pm-9pm. If you have items to New look for airport donate, drop them to the church office Monday to Thursday from 9am to 2pm Hamilton Airport is to improved drop-off area for pas- (WRAL) chief executive Mark any week before the event. undergo a multi-million dollar sengers. Morgan said the investment was For more information upgrade to its terminal buildings Rental cars will be relocated being made after strong growth contact 022 101 2153. and carpark as passenger num- out of the main carpark, the taxi as well a “very solid” forecast bers continue to grow. increase in passengers. Taking care The work, scheduled to start “Over the past three years in early 2020, will take 12-18 On all routes, we’ve had a 24 per cent increase of women months and completely refur- in passengers through the air- Jenny Ludlow is the next bish the terminal. passenger‘ growth has port,” said Mark. speaker at Mothers in Arms at The project will mean an already outstripped the “On all routes, passenger North End Church on Friday, improved departure area, new new capacity that was growth has already outstripped furniture, new flooring, new the new capacity that was made June 14 at 10am. made available over Jenny will talk on interior colours, more dedicated available over the past 12 ‘redefining Wonder Woman’ workspaces with charging units the past 12 months, months which is phenomenal.” and her goal is to help other and digital display units to show- which is During 2018 passenger num- case local history, innovation, bers on direct flights from Ham- women — especially mums tourism and events. phenomenal. ilton to Christchurch, Welling- — realise how important their The new look will include ton and Palmerston North grew own self care is, for the sake MARK MORGAN , WAIKATO’ artwork from Waikato-based by nine per cent but overall seat of those they love. REGIONAL AIRPORT LTD artists as well as living green (WRAL) CHIEF EXECUTIVE capacity grew by only three per Morning tea included, gold walls. cent. coin entry. Stage two of the project is “Hamilton is also ahead of The event is child friendly likely to include improvements stand will be moved and the road numbers nationally,” said with a creche available. to the terminal entrance, more entrance into the airport Waikato Regional Airport Ltd Mark. landscaping and trees, a reconfigured and improved. chief executive Mark Morgan. pedestrian-friendly plaza and an Waikato Regional Airport Ltd Photo / Supplied ■ Continued Page 2 ENJOYAWARM WAGENERW HOME

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Hamil- “Hamilton has a relatively low seis- CIRCULATION 14,045* ton Airport recorded a 10 per cent mic risk, but while we are doing con- Ron Bennett - St Andrew’s Church increase over the same period. struction work, it makes sense to do that “Many peak flights were leaving at the same time.” Hamilton absolutely full which The project would be funded directly What a diverse indicates there is demand for more by WRAL and would not require any seats,” said Mark. “So the numbers are financial support from five sharehold- very strong and given some of the low ing councils — Hamilton City, bunch we are … fares now available out of Hamilton, O¯ torohanga, Waipa¯, Waikato and we’re absolutely confident that if fur- Matamata-Piako District Councils. o you ever enjoy sitting in a cafe´or ther capacity is added, passenger Tenders for early contractor involve- shopping mall watching the world go [email protected] growth will continue.” ment were already out and he expected a Dby? I am one of those people … and as I Mark said his team was working with main contractor to be appointed by mid- do, I am always struck by the incredible airlines to advocate for more flights June. He would not be more specific on diversity that makes up this world we live in. [email protected] from Hamilton. costs. New Zealand is a multi-cultural, multi-racial “We’re expecting more capacity Mark said a makeover of the Hamil- society and this diversity enriches us as we [email protected] between Christchurch and Hamilton ton Airport Hotel announced in Febru- choose to interact with each other along life’s over the winter. ary was now well underway. It would journey. [email protected] “We’d also love to see better offer 4-star conference and accommo- However, diversity can also bring conflict connections through to popular dation facilities on the airport’s door- as misunderstandings arise from the actions destinations like Nelson and Dunedin step. and activities of those who are different to us [email protected] but those are business decisions for Air “Both projects are hugely exciting … it’s so easy to think that our way is always New Zealand to make and we respect for the local economy. Once the ter- the right way! that.” minal upgrade is complete, we’ll end up Recently, via one of those “founts of all Wayne Michell He said during the refurbishment with a really fantastic gateway to the knowledge”, Facebook, I came across a very 027 494 7770 and terminal upgrade there would be Mighty Waikato and that’s something helpful saying: “Always pray to have eyes that Pip Jensen minimal inconvenience to passengers we can all be very proud of,” said Mark. see the best in people; A heart that forgives 027 569 4317 and all flights would operate as usual. “It’s a real sign of confidence in the the worst; A mind that forgets the bad; And a Maraea Jamieson As part of the project, the airport will region.” soul that never loses faith in God.” 021 023 59612 For me, prayer, forgiveness, mercy and faith are vital ingredients in being a follower of Jesus in this diverse, colourful world … and Free buses to Fieldays Jesus set a powerful example of how to interact with and treat those who were different [email protected] to us. 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HOT Te Awamutu Walk of Fame inductee Sir (Robert) Grant Hammond, has died Sir (Robert) Grant Hammond, ■ All the hard working people, aged 75. pictured at his Te Awamutu Walk of especially in the early mornings, who Sir Grant was a president of the New Fame induction in 2011, has died keep Te Awamutu looking beautiful. Zealand Law Commission and senior aged 75. Photo / Dean Taylor New Zealand judge. ■ Our wonderful police, ambulance He was raised on a dairy farm in Te and fire crews that turn up to vehicle Awamutu and attended Te Awamutu crash sites and do an amazing job. College where he was head boy in 1962. ■ At college, he played representative The wonderful production of The rugby and cricket and enjoyed King and I. Amazing singing, performing in the school’s musicals. costumes and actors. In his early career, Sir Grant prac- ■ Thanks to the off duty paramedic tised in Auckland as a partner in Wiseman and Hammond before becom- for your help at the crash site on ing a litigation partner in Hamilton for Po¯kuru Road on Tuesday morning. Tompkins Wake and Co. In 1989 Sir Grant returned to Auckland and was NOT appointed a Professor of Law at the ■ The beautiful ancient oak tree that University of Auckland and became got felled last week in Belcher Street. Dean of Law. He also taught in theUS at Cornell ■ An elderly man having to wait 35 University, University of Illinois and minutes for an ambulance after push- Dalhousie University. ing his medical alarm twice. Sir Grant was appointed to the High Court of New Zealand in 1992 — New ■ Time to dump the What's Hot/ Zealand’s youngest appointment at that What’s Not Hot column - too many time — before becoming a judge of the misplaced judgements and Court of Appeal of New Zealand in assumptions. January 2004 where he served for nearly 10 years. two Distinguished Fellows of Victoria Honorary Doctorate of Laws from the In 2010 he was appointed a judge of University of Wellington. University of Waikato. the Supreme Court of Samoa. The same In the 2011 Queen’s Birthday Hon- Sir Grant is survived by his sisters TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. year he proceeded Sir Geoffrey Palmer ours List, Sir Grant was made a Knight Iris, Janny and Shona, — and his wife, Send to 021 241 4568 as President of the New Zealand Law Companion of the New Zealand Order of Lady Nanette Moreau. Commission, and was appointed chair Merit for services to the law. Sir Grant was a loved father of EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. of the Legislation Advisory Committee Sir Grant graduated with a Bachelor Christopher and Joseaphine Hammond, to Parliament. of Laws and a Master of Philosophy in and Catherine and Caroline Moreau- Send to [email protected] He was the recipient of the pres- History from the University of Auck- Hammond, and grandfather of tigious Robert S Campbell Fellow at land. Stephanie, Freya and Peter. DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Magdalen College of Oxford University Later he obtained a Master of Laws A service will be held in Auckland in 2008, and in 2014 was made one of only from the University of Illinois and an tomorrow. Drop into our ofﬁ ce 97 Sloane Street

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■ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Explain End of Life Leave band rotunda Choice position in intended location The proposed Euthanasia-Free was inevitable — the very end. NZ End of Life Choice Bill While I still have that open mind, It is time to put an end to misappropriation park they left us” at an Anzac Day ceremony. progresses to its second reading it is only those who are actually and neglect of heritage items and memorials. If there is a need for a sheltered stage on before the New Zealand Parlia- dying, not those who ‘chose’ to die. The intended purpose for Victoria Park’s Anzac Green, or anywhere else, then an ment. Their is clearly a fear of the dying pre-world war Band Rotunda is a coronation appropriate one should be built. I am interested to know the process and a spectrum of views on ornament for our civic pride. A better venue to build a stage for shows is thoughts and viewpoints of the what dying with dignity actually Being of practical use, but not an ideal our War Memorial Park that is intended to Taranaki-King Country are being means — it is different to each stage, it is also a gift to our town’s facility enable enjoyment of our ‘way of life.’ reflected by our Member of Parlia- person and family. appropriately placed within a recreation area Near completion in May 1955, the park’s ment Barbara Kuriger. What I have heard over my currently featuring a playground, committee expressed amazement, that no Mrs Kuriger voted yes for the involvement has been strong cases walkthrough access, tennis, bowls and applications had been made for use of the front bill to pass the first reading. for an against, what I term medi- croquet clubs. There is more to Te Awamutu two and a half acres. I am publicly requesting an cally assisted dying, along with besides its CBD. They had hopes for a tennis or bowling explanation from the MP as to her much fear that such a law could be Anzac Green memorialises WW1, not the club, with room for an athletics/cycling/ reasons for doing so, and what gave abused. I get feedback from both dedication of King George V. speedway track. her the mandate for voting this ends of the spectrum throughout the With WW1 being the ‘making of our nation’ Still vacant today, that area was being way? electorate. who would want Anzac Green spoiled with a grazed by sheep on opening day on december Maybe the MP could explain her I have supported this at the first misappropriated imperial icon? 4, 1955. method of canvassing the elector- reading as I believe it gives a chance WW1 is also known as being fought for The ‘Memorial Park’s historical Wall Panel ate and reveal the size of the to work through the legislation to ‘King and country.’ Lest we forget, Victoria area has suffered remodelling and had paving sample she has taken. allay many of the fears that exist. Park was those soldier’s very own, regal home added to assist staging plays there. If she hasn't a mandate from the I am still working on ensuring town park, named after their King’s grand- A Mercury Bay lawn, as originally electorate is it fair to assume her there are solid safeguards to protect mother. intended, was long established there. affirmative vote was based upon those who are elderly, disabled or The Rotunda, commemorating their King, That fine lawn should be re-established and her own opinion. severely depressed from being able should not become another casualty to stand the plays should continue, on a purpose built As the bill progresses through to access (or be coerced) into making alongside their crosses. stage. it's final stages, the electorate these decisions when death is not You won’t hear: “Let’s go deconstruct the MARC DAWSON wants to hear what her future inevitable. Suicide is not to be intentions are regarding favour or encouraged. not . I am very clear in my mind that MIKE BAIN there is no room for mistakes. Enjoyed Te Awamutu show CEO Christian Voice NZ I continue to listen and hear the views of the electorate. As deputy Chair of the Health What I have been incredibly A group of us travelled up from Te Kuiti on to The children were of course show stoppers. Select Committee in the last Parlia- impressed by throughout the pro- see the Te Awamutu Light Operatic Society The director did a great job bringing to life a ment, I have spent a number of days, cess of the past two years is the show The King and I running at the Woolshed well known classic. and many hours of parliament on tolerance that rooms of submitters Theatre in Te Awamutu. The quality of the costumes also deserves the Maryan Street Petition brought have shown for each other as we What a fabulous production it was for a special mention. about by the events and the death of worked through the hearing pro- relatively small operatic society. Everyone involved no matter what their role Lecretia Seales. cess. I was very impressed by all aspects of the was, deserves a big congratulations. Well done I began with an open mind to the BARBARA KURIGER production and enjoyed the effort put in by the Te Awamutu. time in a person’s life where death MP Taranaki-King Country cast along with their strong singing voices. RHONDA BORGAS

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After almost 70 years of incident-free flying, Te Kawa farmer Hugh Baxter has decided not to renew his pilot’s licence. It all began in March 1949 when he joined the Waikato Aero Club. Hugh would cycle the 64km round trip to Ruku- hia Aerodrome between milkings for flight training in Tiger Moths with Squad- ron Leader Guy Robertson, the founder of early Waikato-based aerial topdressing company Robertson Air Service. Soloing after eight hours’ instruction, he soon obtained his A Licence in November 1949, the Pole Sheds built now requirement then was a couple of circuits around the old control tower and a ready for calving season landing to the satisfaction Retiring pilot Hugh Baxter and wife Justine. Photo / Supplied of a Civil Aviation Testing officer. How things have attending both local and been a very reliable asset. changed. regional fly-ins. Hugh’s other highlights In March 1950 Hugh Upgrading later to sev- have been involvement passed his full Private eral four-seat aircraft with with Air Scouts and New Please call Craig on Licence entitling him to better range and perform- Zealand Precision Flying carry passengers, which ance allowed for a success- Champs, as well as holding he has done regularly until ful return Trans-Tasman positions on Rotary, Col- recently. Further experi- crossing to join the NZ lege BOT and Young 021 247 0900 ence was gained over the Aircraft Owners Safari of Farmers at local level. years with the addition of Australia during the win- Hugh confesses not to Auster, Piper, Cessna and ter of 2002. be a high time pilot, how- FOR YOUR FREE Airtourer ratings to his This was a dream come ever he says his regular certificate. true, a unique and flying experiences over NO OBLIGATION QUOTE Hugh formed a flying rewarding exercise to com- such a long period, the partnership lasting 42 plete. places he’s been and the years with neighbouring The transition from old like-minded people he’s Po¯kuru farmer Peter compass and map reading enjoyed meeting no one Bouma. to modern GPS navigation can ever take from him. The pair purchased a techniques over such a He was made Patron of two-seat Cessna in 1976, long period was initially the Waitomo Aero Club in allowing them to travel quite daunting, but he says 2012, a position he still much of the country by that once mastered has holds.

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Things just don’t stop moving for the The theme We are the Te Awamutu Community Health Trans- Champions was chosen, to port Trust. acknowledge how much Numbers of people using the door-to- Altrusa women do in and with door health service continues to climb, communities, not just in the with both vehicles required on some Waipa¯, but around the days. country. The trust is keeping up with techno- The conference was opened logy and is considering developing a by Waipa¯ Mayor Jim website, which may include an online Mylchreest and over the fol- booking service. lowing two days delegates It is also looking to replace the welcomed several inspira- wheelchair van, as the current vehicle is tional women to address the eight years old, with a fundraiser in the conference. pipeline for later in the year. Linda Vagana, of netball This year the trustees have used the fame, is CEO of Duffy Books in services of Community Waikato to for- Homes. mulate a comprehensive Health and Duffy Books delivers books Safety Plan and more recently, a Strate- to over 100,000 New Zealand gic Plan. children three times a year. The trust has received resignations The aim is to encourage from treasurer Michael Cox and reading and break the cycle of trustees Peter Robertson and Glenys no books in homes. Bremner. Altrusa also heard from They were thanked for their years of Caroline Mason and Chris Joanna Gulliver, current president of Altrusa Te Awamutu (left) with fellow Te Awamutu members service to the organisation and wished Davis, from Threads Across Christine Melville, outgoing Governor of Altrusa New Zealand (centre) and Leanne Milligan, well for their future endeavours. the Pacific. Altrusa International President. Photo / Supplied Chris Johnston, who joined the trust Through giving women a last year, will take over the role of hand up, not a hand out, younger women in leadership. Magee, with a focus on women high point in each year for treasurer and retired chartered ac- assisting them to buy sewing She said as Kiwis we shy preparing for the future. Altrusa members, and this countant Teresa Wood is a new trustee. machines and teaching them to away from giving constructive She advocated strategies for year was the end of Te Awa- The trust is also delighted to welcome sew, new microbusinesses feedback, and encouraged dele- independent thinking, putting mutu member Christine Mel- several new volunteers to the organisa- were being born that will help gates to see the importance of yourself ‘first equal’, by recog- ville’s two-year term as Gover- tion. them to support their families honest regular feedback for nising your own needs are as nor of the New Zealand Altrusa The trust thanked several people — for the future, they said. growth. important as anyone else’s. District. volunteers, co-ordinator Dianne, staff Workshops were most “Knowing your strengths She also encouraged dele- Over the past two years from the Citizens Advice Bureau for recently run in Vanuatu. and being clear about what gates to do some things differ- Christine has visited all of the taking the daily bookings and Matt Shelley Campbell, CEO of success looks like were also ently and say ‘yes’ to what New Zealand Clubs, as she led Maangi for the work he does to keep the the Waikato Bay of Plenty key to being good leaders,” she scares them. the organisation. vehicles and garage in pristine con- Cancer Society, spoke to the said. She encouraged women to To thank Christine for her dition. conference about leadership, Participants also enjoyed a ‘travel light’, and get rid of work she was gifted an The trust is grateful to all who donate and the importance of inten- session with personal develop- what gets in the road. O¯ amaru stone carving by the to the shuttle to keep the service going. tionally creating space for ment trainer for women Jenny The annual conference is a attendees at the conference.

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A new mural for the Congratulatorry kids at Crackerjacks message serviice If your friends or loved ones are approachhing one A new mural has bright- of the milestones below, please let me knoowso ened the entrance at that I can arrange for them to receive an official Crackerjacks Preschool in congratulatory message. Te Awamutu. The mural, titled E Mihi Birthdays Wedding anniversariess Nei, is a visual representa- 100 and above 50th, 55th, 60th, tion of the centre’s values 65th, 70th, 75th and role in the community. Its name shares the name of the preschool waiata, gifted by the Mania- Barbara Kuriger poto Ma¯ori Trust Board in MP for Taranaki-King Country 2015 to support the Authorised by Barbara Kuriger, preschool’s tikanga rua Parliament Buildings, Wellington. (bicultural practice). The mural and waiata identify the Te Awamutu landmarks and reflect the preschool’s values of kotahitanga (unity), whakawha¯naungatanga (relationships), manaakitanga (respect), tiaki nga¯wha¯nau (care for Owners of Crackerjacks Preschool Sue and Ian Dobbs families), and aroha (love with the centre’s new mural. Photo / Bethany Rolston for the children). Also included on the “We are grateful to the centre to redefine ideas mural are the four pou everyone who has contri- to create the finished from Te Whare Tapa Wha¯ buted to it and are looking mural and Ange Mason (holistic wellbeing), the forward to being able to from Alexandra Images kauri tree that grows in develop it over the coming suggested printing the the preschool grounds, and years.” mural on metal. roses to acknowledge Te The centre owners’ son Around the edge of the Awamutu as the Rosetown. Philip Dobbs (local artist mural, each child has a Crackerjacks owner Dr Riptide) drafted an magnetic stone with their Sue Dobbs says the new initial concept from the name on it, which they can mural is one of the first landmarks identified in E take with them when they things families see as they Mihi Nei — the Mangapiko leave the centre. come in the door. and Mangaohoi streams, “As our older children “It’s so great to hear Pirongia and Kakepuku join the bush adventure their positive comments mountains, and O¯ -Ta¯whao, group, Pirongia Explorers, on it and the children are Te Awamutu’s community they put a handprint ‘leaf’ so proud when they add marae. of their name onto the their names to it,” Sue Kelly Boxell from local kauri tree that they will be says. studio Creative Box helped given on their last day.”

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Thirty-three handicap- He was out in a highly Tyne Watts on 40, Coles, per Andrew Macky had a respectable 44 and home in Garry Bowman 39, Phillip dream round including a 52 for a round of 96 gross Eyre 38, Kevin Appleby 36, hole-in-one at Pirongia and 63 nett. Addy Nieremeijer 35, Golf Club. Charlie Coles struck the Lynda Morgan, Bill Fox, The relative newcomer junior jackpot with a two John McCormick, Dave to the sport played the on the second hole and a Lamb 34, Jack Hjorth, perfect shot on the par birdie on the par five, 17th Dave Strawbridge 33, three, second hole of 117m hole of 425 metres. Grant Morgan, Guy using a nine iron. The 20 handicapper fin- Livingston 32. That hole yielded ished fourth equal in the Twos were scored by Macky six stableford scramble with 39 Macky, Coles and David points, laying the platform stableford. Strawbridge. for what eventually was a Macky won the Longest putt went to winning total of 45 points stableford scramble by five Garry Bowman. Closest to in Sunday’s scramble. points from Barry Cavey, pin was Tyne Watts. OPEN DAY Murtagh in magic form Sports

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Nick Kergozou out- sprinted Olympian Regan Gough and Drew Christensen to win week four of the Spoken Cycles Winter Series race at Nga¯hinapouri. Kergozou of Southland won the A grade race in a time of 1.11.13, finishing three seconds clear of Gough (Hawkes Bay), with Christensen (Hamilton) third at nine seconds. Blake Bailey, fresh from winning young rider in the Canberra Junior Cycling Tour, finished fifth in 1.12.58, one place behind Otorohanga, 30 Hinewai Street NZ Cycling’s junior male road cyclist of the year In a league of its own FOR SALE Sam Cook who clocked By Tender 21st June 2019 1.11.52. Nick Kergozou, A grade road cycling winner at A much admired home on a prime located corner site, this home (Unless Sold Prior) Te Awamutu Sports Nga¯hinapouri on Sunday. Photo / NZ Cycling exudes a presence that is unrivalled by any other property within a Cycling Club secretary, walking distance to town. If you are thinking ahead to your future, Melinda Loader reports (Forestland), Scott Smyth E Grade produced the but think stairs are an obstacle, worry no more as this home was View: Saturday 12:45 - 1:15 that a bitterly cold sou- (TASC) and Luke Weston closest finish of the day, carefully planned by the current owners in their golden years to westerly wind played a (Hamilton). Kevin Baker (TASC) and incorporate a lift into their well-designed, very user-friendly home. huge part in splitting up Mark Smith (TASC) David Graham (TASC) www.harcourts.co.nz/OH8433 the bunches in each grade headed the 27-strong C finishing first and second after a field of 91 riders grade field in a time of respectively in the same Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, an indoor spa room/sunroom, Kerry Harty signed on for Sunday’s 1.23.42, pipping Lee Boon time of 1.08.03, with third games room with pool table and the ability to utilize the upstairs for P 07 873 8700 racing. (Cycling New Plymouth) placed Graham Anderson an independent family member or income stream, this commanding M 027 294 6215 Hamiltonian Tyler by two seconds, with (TASC) at one second. E [email protected] Burbage rode away to win Simon Cavanagh (TASC) The Under-15 sealed home also has garaging for five vehicles, ideal for the retiring farmer. How seldom do opportunities to own property of this caliber, within B grade in 1.14.26, finishing third at nine seconds. handicap race was won by Karen Lennox 11 seconds clear of the The elements took its Maui Morrison (TASC) in easy reach of all amenities, including the new medical hub come P 07 873 8700 chasing pack of five riders toll on the 15 D grade 33.49, from fellow one min- to the market? Don’t disappoint yourself by missing a chance of a M 027 559 4468 who were all credited with riders, Josh Gordon ute marker Jack Whittall lifetime to secure this magnificent property. E [email protected] the same time, Dean (TASC) winning in 1.30.18, (TASC) 33.56. Peterken (TASC associate from Richard Henderson Third place went to member), Matthew Davis (TASC) 1.30.28 and Bryce Payton Hazelhurst, off 14 Otorohanga (TASC), Jim McMurray Stilborn (TASC) 1.30.43. minutes, in 47.09. Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008

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13/06/2019 18 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, June 6, 2019 Sports architects of their own demise

BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK

Te Awamutu Sports only have themselves to blame, never firing a shot in a sloppy 20-0 loss at University in Waikato Premier Rugby. In stark contrast to the many positives gained from last week’s game against Fraser Tech, Te Awamutu Sports produced an ill-disciplined, error ridden performance that cost them the chance to pick up an elusive premiership win. Greeted by waves of torrential rain and wind, the day got off to the worse possible start. Already missing prop Gordon Fullerton, star back Shauncy Waho pulled up in warm-ups with a hamstring strain, and Sports put themselves on the backfoot immediately Flanker Fetu Sasalu tries to spark a late Te Awamutu with errors and penalties, Sports surge, throwing himself at the University resulting in a yellow card defence in Hamilton on Saturday. Photo / Justin Miezenbeek inside 10 minutes. The constant peel of the few minutes to go, blasting Terrance Croonen, who referee’s whistle blighted a Te Awamutu Sports’ captain Matthew Towers was again outstanding all around the through the defence but toiled in the tight stuff. first half where, despite field in a man of the match performance against University. Photo / Justin Miezenbeek couldn’t cross the line, a Sports Premier B shook the conditions, both sides poetically fitting finish to off a rough time last week tried to use the ball in the card dropping them to 14 shoulder injury. lead to 15 points. perhaps their worst per- to almost pull out an exhil- backs but were never men. Despite the rain stop- Sports continually shot formance of the year so far. arating win, denied only really given a chance to Defensively, however, ping in the second half and themselves in the foot, Uni- With not a huge amount by some desperate goal produce any consecutive Sports were holding pretty the penalty count easing versity’s third try all but of positives to extract, line defence in the closing phases. strong and went into back, Sports still struggled sealing the game 10 skipper Matthew Towers minutes, going down 24-20. University responded halftime down 5-0 and still with retention. Handling minutes out from time, as tried to rally his troops in a Sports premiers will the better of the two sides, very much in the game errors, lineout struggles well as losing another man of the match perform- have to turn the page controlling possession, despite barely registering and kicking options regu- midfielder when Richie ance. quickly from this match, while Sports buried them- any time in the opponent’s larly gave possession back Kaisia limped off with a The flanker was out- with Hamilton Marist selves under a mountain of quarter. to the students, resulting knee injury late in the standing in all facets of the visiting Albert Park next handling errors and set Adding further misery in their second try. second half. game and was backed up weekend for Sports first piece mistakes and ill- to the injury toll, fullback University slotted a Sports finally showed by hard working forwards home game of the second discipline, another yellow Logan Karl came off with a penalty goal to stretch the some signs of life with a Gelestino Kiutau and round.

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Janet Officer skipped Gae It was lean pickings for Te didn’t become truly competitive Young and Clark Ambury to Awamutu men’s premiership until the second half. outright victory in the monthly football team in the Wai-BOP Player of the day was Rowan winter tournament at Te Awa- league at the weekend, drawing Beaumont-Bell playing in centre mutu Bowling Club. 0-0 with Matamata and losing 5-0 midfield. Officer’s team was the only to O¯ tumoetai. The top three teams in The entry to record a maximum four David Hall reports that Gisler Soccer Shop WaiBOP Premier- wins, dealing to their various Architects Te Awamutu’s match ship all had productive Queen’s opposition by 11-9, 13-1, 9-7, 12-6 at Comag Matamata Swifts ended Birthday weekends. scorelines. goalless despite both teams creat- Leaders ninetyblack Taupo¯ The Tokoroa team of Tony ing plenty of scoring opportun- recovered from Saturday’s ISPS Ivemey (skip), Harvey Frost and ities on a good playing surface. Handa Chatham Cup defeat to G. Twigg were runners-up with Te Awamutu missed the best Albany United to win comfort- three wins and a draw. chances to register a goal. ably on Monday, while Flying Dean Risbridge’s entry from Waikato Ball was tripped in Mullet Pa¯pa¯moa had a solid Putaruru took out third prize in the Matamata penalty area and victory two days earlier. the tournament with three wins his brother Tawhiri stepped up O¯ tumoetai doubled up, with and a loss. to take the kick, only to blast his games on both Saturday and shot high over the crossbar. against Te Awamutu on Monday, Then late in the second half and snaffled six points that drew Michael Sargent-Men’s went on a them level with Taupo¯ but took Price joins dazzling attacking run only to be them top on goal difference. cut down by a poorly timed This week Te Awamutu are tackle in the penalty area. This home to third placed Pa¯pa¯moa, elite group time Waikato Ball stepped up to 2.45pm kick off at the Stadium. take the spot kick, Matamata The men’s reserves team were Tim Price is flying high after keeper Seamus Casey guessed well and truly undone 7-0 by the announcement he nabbed the correct side to dive to and Melville at Gower Park. the top spot in the FEI World saved the kick. Melville continue to lead the Eventing Rankings. Cameron Mobbs and Hamon league having won all six of their He joins an elite clutch of McKay were outstanding in the matches. New Zealand riders. centre of the Te Awamutu This week the Reserves take Kihikihi’s favourite son, defence. Mobbs was named on West Hamilton at the Te Awamutu player of the day against Matamata Swifts, defender Andrew Nicholson, was the player of the day. Stadium, kick off at 12.30pm. Cameron Mobbs wins possession from a Waikato Unicol corner in nation’s last No. 1 ranked rider, Te Awamutu played The Edmonds Judd men’s div- a premiership game played earlier in the season. Photo / Arthur Uden holding the top slot for six O¯ tumoetai at Fergusson Park on ision three side won 3-1 over months in 2012, all of 2013 and Monday in a catch-up match O¯ torohanga at the O¯ torohanga 2.45pm kick off. that the result was a good effort the first quarter of 2014. from earlier in the season. Domain. The men’s division four team considering the poor weather Sir Mark Todd and Blyth O¯ tumoetai gave a clinic on All the scoring action took came away from Strathmore conditions that both sides had to Tait have also both been world how to score from their chances, place in the second half, Adam Park in Tokoroa with a 2-2 result contend with. No. 1 multiple times under dif- racing out to a 4-0 lead at Blake, Ben Petersen and player for their second competition Atkinson was named player of ferent systems with the likes of halftime enroute to winning 5-0. of the day Ewan Scott-Dickens point of the season. the day. Jonelle Price, Vaughn Jefferis Captain Kevin Billot reports scoring the goals. Dylan Brett and Kylan This week the team play and Jock Paget also in the top that his Te Awamutu side were This week the team host Mata- Atkinson score the goals. Claudelands Rovers Newbies at rankings. just too slow on their start and mata Swifts at Anchor Park, Coach Natakie Bell reports Anchor Park, 12.30pm kick off.

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Loved surrounded by her CHURCH ROSETOWN husband of the late fought battle against Family at her bedside. MND. Aged 50 years. Dulcie and the late Much loved Partner to 11AM start PISTOL Bernice. Much loved Best friend, soul mate Mark. Mother to and adored husband to Sunday 9 June CLUB father of Lynne and Adam, Natasha, Ryan Guest Medium Tony Trafford, Judith Chris. Devoted and and Alex. Daughter to proud dad to Paige and St Johns Hall and Scott Mills, Grant Rob and Di Potter. Palmer Street AGM and Jenny Andrew, Taylah. Much loved Board of Trustees' Sister to Craig and son of Dick West and and Stepfather of Nick. Aunty to Becky, Monday 17 June Election Carolynn, Jocelyn, Ruth McVicar-Hill. at 7pm, Robbie, Danielle and Loved son-in-law of Declaration of Parent & Glenys and David. Corban. Factory Road Special adored Poppa George and Jocelyn ST JOHN’S Staff Election Results A private Family Simmons. Cherished Clubrooms. (Oh Oh) to Raymond service was held on 2nd ANGLICAN and Tracy, Mike and brother and brother- Contact Gene At the close of June to farewell in-law of Mandy and PARISH the late Rachel, 027 571 0371 nominations, as Kathryn and Justin, Chrissy. In lieu of Graham, Teresa and Ian, Nicole and flowers, Chrissy has Pete, and Scott and Services this the number of valid Charles, Dale, Danny asked for any Nikita. Loved uncle to week donations to be made Hagen and Jenna, nominations was equal and Karen, and their TH to a Cancer Charity of Brittany, Dylan and SUNDAY 9 Pirongia Heritage to the number families. In lieu of PENTECOST & Information flowers donations can your own choice to Claudia, and Riley, of vacancies required to be made to the St. John help others still George and Lola. 10.00am St John’s, Centre fighting the fight. All be filled, I hereby declare Ambulance Service A Service for Stubby Combined Service with PO Box 2387 Tauranga communications to will be held at The Te AGM the following duly the Hussey family, PO all congregations, 3144. Awamutu Bible followed by shared elected: Box 137, Te Awamutu th A service to celebrate Chapel, Chapel Drive, lunch in lounge. Thursday, June 20 3840. Te Awamutu on 7.30pm Frank's life will be th Tuesday - Friday Parent Representatives: held at the Salvation Te Awamutu Funeral Monday, 10 June 2019 Guest speaker WAIPA WORKINGMEN’S CLUB (INC) Services FDANZ at 1:00pm followed by 8.30am Old St c Adams, Hollie Army Citadel, cnr 5 John’s, Oliver M Leod ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Avenue and Cameron private cremation. volcanologist. 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