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Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 7753635AA Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Crash raises questions World Rowing event insights The worldwide audience for Driving behaviour at emergency scene criticised Lake Karapiro’s World Rowing Championships could be as high as 150 million. The man who heads the team organising the event, Tom Mayo, is guest speaker at Te Awamutu Continuing Education’s meeting next Wednesday (October 20). Mr Mayo has been involved in major international events such as the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. He will tell the Karapiro story to the local group at their special anniversary meeting celebrating 20 years activity in Te Awamutu. All are welcome to hear this interesting address and celebrate the occasion with members. See Public Notices section for details. Mum, daughter discussion Mothers and their daughters (aged 11-12 years) are invited to an age appropriate discussion on growing up and POLICE PHOTO body changes. EMERGENCY teams at the scene of Monday afternoon’s crash. The event is being held on Thursday, October 28 from Serious Crash Unit investigators are investi- a status two condition. She is in stable condition. at risk.’’ 7.30pm-9pm at the Baptist gating the cause of a crash north of Te Awamutu A baby travelling in her car was taken to Mr Shaw said the common sense approach for Church in Teasdale Street. Monday evening which closed the State Highway hospital as a precautionary measure. It appears anyone encountering a serious crash scene in the There is no need to book. and left a man with critical injuries and a mother the girl escaped injury thanks to her being early stages before emergency services had The presentation is being and child requiring hospital treatment. secured in an approved car seat. responded was to pull over to the side of the road led by Pastoral Care Nurse, Emergency services were called to the scene SH3 was closed for over two hours to enable and turn your hazard lights on. Joan MacManus. For more of the crash between a Mitsubishi utility and a the recovery of the injured and to allow a ‘‘Crash scenes can appear somewhat chaotic information phone 871 5500. Nissan Navara north of the intersection of SH3, preliminary crash investigation to take place. in the initial stages, the last thing you want is Te Rahu Road and Ngaroto Road at 3.18pm. Waikato Police are asking people coming drivers making it worse, having said that most Concert tickets The male driver of the Navara was cut out of across crash scenes not to drive through them, people do try to assist, which was evident at Tickets for tomorrow night’s his vehicle by firefighters and taken to Waikato but to stop. Monday’s scene. Backstage Pass ‘Fist Pump’ Hospital in a critical condition suffering mul- ‘‘Fortunately for the injured an ambulance ‘‘The investigation into the cause of the crash tiple leg, chest and head fractures. was travelling on SH3 at the time and responded is still underway and at this stage we’re asking concert at Te Awamutu He underwent surgery overnight Monday and in seconds, as did a number of locals and off-duty for any witnesses who saw the collision to come College, headlined by is in a critical condition in Waikato Hospital’s hospital staff,’’ said Sergeant Warren Shaw, forward.’’ Smokefreerockquest winners Intensive Care Unit officer in charge of the Te Awamutu Strategic Mr Shaw said Police would also like to hear The Good Fun, are available The female driver of the Mitsubishi was also Traffic Unit. from anyone who saw the grey/silver Mitsubishi from the offices of Pirongia extracted by firefighters using cutting equip- ‘‘Unfortunately while these people worked to utility or the white Nissan Navara utility prior to School and Te Awamutu ment. stabilise the injured, both north and south bound the crash. Anyone with any information on College. Door sales will also be She suffered multiple fractures and a head drivers tried to continue through the crash scene Monday’s crash is asked to contact Mr Shaw at available from 7.30pm. injury and was taken to hospital by ambulance in in one southbound lane, putting first responders the Te Awamutu Police Station (872 0100). Pirongia band The Good Fun will be joined by fellow national finalists Dinosaur Goes Rawr from Hamilton and Who will be the 2010 Te Awamutu Bride of Year? Malcolm Jack from Tauranga as well as regional finalists The Te Awamutu Bride of the Brides will introduced by MC the winner from The Jewellery A special parade will feature Allies from Tauranga and Tied Year on Sunday, October 31 will Gareth Duncan and will be parad- Boutique. College ball gowns, while vintage On Teeth from Hauraki Plains. see 19 local brides (pictured pages ing in front of a panel of judges in The event organised by Altrusa wedding gowns will be on display. Fist Pump is just $5 for five 16-17) helping to raise funds for the Te Awamutu College Hall from will also include displays of local Tickets for the event ($15) are bands, with all proceeds to the Plunket. 2pm. wedding services from 1pm. available from Campbell Lane, Te The event is one of the opening Prizes for the brides have been Refreshments will be available Awamutu Plunket, Colour Plus musicians. weekend events for the Scream provided by a number of local in the hall and spot prizes will be and Te Awamutu i-Site Visitor Rosetown Festival. businesses and include pearls for awarded during the event. Centre. 7753656AA

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One voucher per customer per visit to Te Awamutu McDonalds. Valid until 27/10/2010. 7753649AA 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 YOUR LETTERS Look closer at museum proposal Business advice that counts - Maximising before you condemn it to history business potential and adding real value WE SPECIALISE IN: After discussing the subject joined together by an impress- include a lift for the disabled. constructed in such a way that of the museum/theatre com- ive foyer. There will be toilets in the it can be opened up allowing plex with several people, I The museum will be of area, and all the administra- the stage to be used for out- • Wealth Creation • Wealth Protection have come to the conclusion three levels, the first being tion and ticketing offices. door entertainment that may • Tax Planning • Business Planning that there is a lack of know- shared reception/administra- The theatre is at the park take place in the parkland ledge on what the building tion for museum and theatre, end of the complex. This is the area, such as concerts in the • Business Development would be like. storage, exhibition prepar- area which has produced the park, wine and food festivals Most people I have spoken ation section and ground floor most confusion with people in or market day entertainment. to have only seen the drawing display areas. the town. I have come to the con- See us for all your KiwiSaver requirements printed in the Courier, and The second level for display The information that I have clusion that the complex could have formed their own inter- space will be able to take a gathered is that it will be built become a very important part pretation of what it will be large part of the museum’s to seat about 250 people in a of the life of the town, not only like. collection of historical terraced area. This seating as a heritage and cultural As I believe you should artifacts, plus a educated edu- area will be made so that the centre, but that the theatre have some knowledge of a cation area and archival store. lower half section can slide section will finally take the

PO BOX 377, TE AWAMUTU PH 871 3176 FAX 871 3541 7753586AA subject before you condemn it, The third level will be a mezza- under the upper half, leaving place of our lost town hall and I set out to do some research nine floor for the public to be space so that it can be used for that we will at last have a on the complex. able to carry out their own dinner award evenings. The promise fulfilled. I have been given complete research, with the help of stage will be used for musical As to the cost, I have been co-operation from people professional staff. recitals, festival competitions, informed that part of the involved in the planning of the The middle foyer will con- education programmes or pub- instruction to the architects building and I was able to view tain a cafe available to people lic meetings. The back wall entering the competition was the drawings. visiting the museum, theatre, behind the stage will be made that the designed building The complex will be made Events Centre and Rose Gar- of glass, with a view of Selwyn would have to come with a up of two blocks — the dens. There will also be Park and the Rose Gardens budget of $15 Million, not the museum block on the town stairwells to the three levels of and will be able to be blacked $30 Million to $40 Million as end of the site and the theatre the museum and the entrance out. has been suggested. block on the Rose Garden end, to the theatre. It will also The stage wall will be KEN WILLIAMSON Article on Te Awamutu SPCA Response to loss restores was a real eye-opener faith in human nature

The recent article by Cathy response by the national body Asplin concerning the sacking of reflects little credit upon it. Through our Courier we would like to say a big thank you the local SPCA committee, which It will be interesting to see to our wonderful friends for their love and support after my appeared in a recent Courier,was just how the NZSPCA will ensure son’s bicycle was stolen. most enlightening on a situation that the Te Awamutu SPCA is That appreciation is also extended to some very special which has smouldered for many ‘‘up and running’’ after this people to whom we shall be forever grateful. weeks. debacle. My son now has a new bike (which he’s thrilled with), It will no doubt sound a May we also be reassured that enabling him to continue with his rehabilitation due to their warning to any would-be volun- these events have had no input selfless generosity. teers. from the District Council in It makes us believe the saying ‘Strangers are only friends I do not doubt that there were relation to their dog pound we haven’t met’. faults attributable to the local responsibilities. Heartfelt thanks to you all. SPCA but the draconian P.W. ROBERTS HEATHER and LOGAN ROACH

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Kevin Gawne lost most of his wordly possessions in a fire at his Hanning Road, Pirongia industrial site on Tuesday, but he did retrieve his classic Ford ‘57 T-Bird. Mr Gawne was grateful that no- one was injured in the spectacular blaze that destroyed the large workshop complex that he shares on the site with Action Auto- motive. He was also relieved that the fire was prevented from spreading to the even larger main workshop alongside, occupied by Action Automotive and C1 South. Mr Gawne was welding in the workshop prior to the fire and believes this may have sparked the blaze. He returned from visiting Action Automotive owner Grant Burr in his workshop to find the fire well involved. The pair rapidly retrieved what they could from the burning building and tried to quell the blaze before firefighters arrived to take over. A passing fire service employee, travelling along SH39, was actually the first to notice the TC141010SP5 smoke coming from the building at TANIA BOWKETT of C1 South took this photo which shows early responder firefighters battling to get the blaze at the Hanning Road site under around 12.40pm and he put in the control, with the main Action Automotive workshop (which was unscathed) at left of picture. emergency call. There were 10 appliances in a Triumph motorcycle at as possible had been retrieved business’ for Action Automotive main thing!’’ attendance at one stage from $25,000-$30,000 as well as parts and from the other workshop. and C1 South. Mr Gawne wanted to thank all Pirongia, Te Awamutu, Otoro- a large quantity of furniture and ‘‘It was pretty impressive how One of the more touching the fire and St John personnel who hanga and Hamilton, including a other goods that he was storing in fast everyone moved and how so moments came from among the attended, as well as Action Auto- hazardous chemicals appliance the shed. many appliances converged on the sombre scenes as Mr Gawne sur- motive, C1 South, Gibson Electri- from Hamilton. Tania Bowkett of C1 South says place,’’ she says. veyed the damage. cal and his two daughters, Donna The workshop and its remain- their first inkling that something Two St John ambulances also Colette Burr, co-owner of and Ashleigh, for their ‘‘help, love ing contents were too far gone to was amiss was when the power attended and checked Mr Burr and Action Automotive with husband and support’’. be saved, but they dampened it went off. Her own Toyota Mr Gawne for smoke inhalation. Grant, approached Mr Gawne and Mr and Mrs Burr appreciated down and prevented the fire from stationwagon was on the hoist in Once the power had been asked him how he was doing. the efforts of their employees spreading to the main workshop, the main workshop and she was quickly restored by Gibson Elec- ‘‘Sorry,’’ he replied. Hayden Lind, James Hebbend and which includes a gas plant. relieved to see it outside along trical and Waipa Networks to the She gave him a big hug. Sara Breyley in what was a testing Mr Gawne lost two Mazdas and with other vehicles once as much main workshop, it was ‘back to ‘‘No one was hurt, that’s the situation. FREE 7761368AA NIGHT

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With 14 trainings per week leading up to the 2010 Rowing World Championships you could say New Zealand men’s eight cox Ivan Pavich and rower Tyson Williams are @ MYSTERY CREEK WINES ‘pretty busy’. But it hasn’t stopped the former Te Pahu pupils from supporting tomorrow night’s school fundraiser in a unique way. Ivan was approached about providing something for the Te Pahu School Art Auction and New Seasonal decided he knew just the right Lunch Menu person to help. ‘‘Dave Mabbott is reserve for our crew and is a great Tapas artist. I knew he could draw Salads cartoon characters of us so I got Wood ﬁ photos of the crew members red pizzas and he created the image.’’ Ivan and Tyson are both excited about being members of the first New Zealand Men’s Elite Eight to race in World Championships for several years. Being on their home course makes the event even more special, but they realise it’s going to be a big ask. ‘‘We have a new combina- Catering available 7 days tion and there’s some fresh faces - it’s a pretty young crew. Restaurant hours Wed-Sun ‘‘There’s plenty of expec- Lunch and Dinner tation for us to do well, but 11am till late essentially we’re putting the TC141010CA02 most pressure on ourselves. NEW ZEALAND men’s eight crew members Ivan Pavich (left) and Tyson Williams feature in the ‘‘Obviously we want to perform caricature they are holding, which will be auctioned to benefit their old school. well in front of our supporters. We’re working hard to do just also been very busy producing viewed tomorrow (Friday) from McElwains has donated that.’’ art for a silent auction to raise from 2-4pm when silent bids on his time free of charge. ART UP FOR AUCTION money to enhance the arts and the children’s individual art The evening is an adults- ph 823 6411 Other ‘celebrity artists’ who the environment at the school. works can be made. only event, entry ($5) includes have donated works for the All students have produced The Te Pahu School Art a free glass of wine or orange www.thewoodbox.co.nz auction include Te Radar and some wonderful art using a Auction and Wine & Cheese juice, with cheese and crackers cnr Mystery Creek Road & Angus Road, WDC Mayor Alan Livingston, range of mediums from canvas, evening is in the hall tomorrow are provided throughout the 15 mins from Te Awamutu while a host of local artists are clay, pastels, wood, dye to fab- night, with doors open at 7pm evening. supporting the event with a ric and paint. and the auction starting at Refreshments are also avail- 7762308AA wide range of artworks. Their work is displayed in 7.30pm. able during the evening (cash Current school pupils have Te Pahu Hall and can be Auctioneer Lucus Ruthe only at the bar). “WE JUST WANT OUR HOME TO LOOK GREAT, Furniturecourt can make it happen” I need new furniture but what will I do with my old stuff? Easy! The good guys at Furniture Court will guarantee you the best trade in dollars for it. No matter the condition, no matter the age we will trade it, lounge suites, beds, dining suites even bedroom suites. The best part is we will deliver your new furnishings the same day we take your old furniture away. WINBE IN TO DON’T THROW IT – TRADE IT! A TRIP FOR 2 TO • Dining Suites • Bedroom Suites Lounge Suites • Beds

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7760675AA important because they repre- “The medals being awarded Thomas Charman, corrections sent years of dedication in a today are recognition that you officer; Mark McMillan, residen- demanding and challenging have demonstrated commit- tial manager; Kevin Pedersen, job,’’ Mrs Burns said. ment, good character and pro- courts manager; Terence White, It’s time for ‘‘It is a job that makes a major fessionalism consistently over a custodial systems manager. contribution to the wider com- number of years,” Mrs Burns Spotless Services 28 Year Pin: the Great Outdoors! munity by safely incarcerating said. Alan Ricketts, water treatment prisoners and working to pre- The awards are issued under operator. vent them from re-offending,’’ authority delegated by Her Custodial 35 Year Clasp: she said. Majesty the Queen, under Royal Allan Corin, senior corrections SUMMER IS COMING! “The recipients of these Warrant. The New Zealand officer; Tui Hemara, corrections medals represent the backbone Prison Service medal is granted officer. PUBLISHES TUESDAY OCTOBER 19

If you are in the outdoor business Snow on mountain and gale force - outdoor living areas, decking, entertainment, landscaping, gardening, winds week’s weather stories mowing, etc. Promote your wonderful Snow on Pirongia and wind everywhere were next with 4 degrees and Pirongia (in the village) self, business or products here. the big weather stories locally for the past week, and Te Awamutu had a minimum of 5 degrees. but naturally neither showed up in reports from Highest maximum temperature went to Te Call Dorinda or Janet on 871 5151 Courier weather watchers. Awamutu with 22 degrees, followed by Kihikihi on In fact, according to the rainfall and tempera- 21 degrees, Pirongia on 20 degrees and ture measures it was a fairly uneventful seven Ngahinapouri on 19 degrees. days. Kihikihi, Ngahinapouri and Te Awamutu all Kihikihi had the lowest temperature with a shared highest rainfall with 14mm, with Pirongia

7764637AA minimum of 1 degree, while Ngahinapouri was just one millimetre behind. 7749092AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 11 New blood boost for Fire Brigade

Matt Lawrence is an apprentice for Contact Electrical, Mark Riddle a church minister and James Barclay a workshop assistant with The Honda Shop. They come from a diverse range of backgrounds. One thing they have in common is that a year ago they decided to take up the challenge to become firefighters in Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade. They wanted to contribute to their community. Nearing the end of a 12 month duration of training, James Barclay is about to complete his probationary period to become a basic grade firefighter in Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade. He has found new skills in his bid to earn his yellow helmet — the symbol of a firefighter that has acquired skills to ride a fire appliance in an operational capacity. After accepting the challenge, James has been trained by a world class organisation. He attended the seven day recruit firefighter’s course at the NZ Fire Services Training Centre at Rotorua. Leading up to the course, he and his fellow TC141010SP14 recruits spent four months preparing for the course TWO of Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade’s latest intake of recruits to complete their firefighter training, Matt Lawrence (left) under the guidance of the Te Awamutu Fire and James Barclay. Brigade’s Training Officers. This included physical training in the brigade gym, as well as developing the application of skills needed and familiarity with equipment used by firefighters. There was pre-course theory which the group studied together. The skills required are many and varied, ranging from practical firefighting to computer based operations. Benefits that the group have discovered include the camaraderie that makes the up the brigade’s culture, self-development whilst gaining first hand experience in challenging situations and acquisition of NZQA unit standards that add to their skill base that will benefit employers of volunteers. The volunteer firefighter has a challenging role — expectations, commitment and responsibility are high. It takes a special type of person to meet the challenge, particularly in a busy brigade such as Te Awamutu,. Equally the rewards are high, as the new recruits have come to realise as they continue to develop in their roles as part of the team in Te Awamutu. Individually they will find their niche — some will move onto greater responsibilities and some will continue as firefighters. All are equally valued when an emergency call is received. ‘‘It can be pretty exciting at times,’’ James Barclay says. ‘‘You never know what you are going to be doing next. You can be fighting a house fire one day, then helping extricate people from a motor vehicle crash the next. Yeah its pretty cool!’’ The Brigade is now calling for new applicants for this year’s recruitment. Email a letter of interest to the Brigade’s Recruiting Officer at [email protected]. Applications close on Thursday, October 28. 7699826AB

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6731242AA 12 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 Plea for nominations for 20% OFF our top sports achievers

® Nominations for the Waipa Categories for the 2010 Waipa Tickets for this event will be Uniﬂ e x ROLLER SUNSREENS Networks Sports Awards are Netrworks Sports awards are: on sale closer to the time and closing in the next few days and Club of the Year, Referee/ Janis said this was always a district co-ordinator Janis Umpire of the year, Administra- great night out for the commun- Jeffers is a little disappointed at tor of the Year, Coach of the ity. the response so far and wants to Year, 40+ Sportsperson of the District category winners will make sure local outstanding Year, Team of the Year, Junior go forward to be considered for achievers are recognized. Sportsperson of the Year, the prestigious Perry Foun- “The sports awards are a Sportsperson of the Year, Ser- dation Waikato Regional Sports highlight on the sporting calen- vice to Sport. Awards to be held on January 27, dar,” she says. Nominees will be judged on 2011. “We want to make sure every- achievements from November 1, Go to Sport Waikato’s website one who deserves recognition 2009 to October 31, 2010. www.sportwaikato.org.nz to gets it and for that to happen it’s Winners will be announced at download nomination forms. up to regional sporting organisa- the Waipa Networks District Nomination forms are also tions, local sports clubs and Sports Awards Dinner to be held available from your local Sport schools to take the time to on Tuesday, November 23 at the Waikato office. nominate them,’’ Mrs Jeffers new Don Rowlings Centre at Nominations close on says. Lake Karapiro. Monday, October 18. October events wrap-up

Events in Te Awamutu and the outfits. Contact the College 31 - Concert, Waipa Council surrounding areas for the for further details 871 4199. Chambers at 2.30pm. Students second half of the month of 30 - Feature Race Day and from Waikato University’s October, as supplied by Te Awa- Ladies Day Out, Waipa Racing Music School, hosted by Te Awa- Alleviate the summer mutu Information Centre: Club. mutu Music Federation. 16 - St John’s Church Annual Go to Baffin Street Gallery, 812 sun with sunscreen Gala Day, 8.30am-noon. Bouncy www.racingteawamutu.co.nz or Baffin Street, Pirongia. This castle, produce, white elephant, phone 871 7407. month’s exhibition is ‘Water’, books, plants, household goods 30 - SCREAM Festival opens October 15- November 15. Gal- roller blinds stalls, face painting, dance dis- with ‘Oarsome Waipa - A Textile lery open Saturday, Sunday and play, chocolate wheel, all the fun Response’. This is followed by a Monday, 10am-4pm or by of the fair. fantastic lineup of events over appointment. Phone Hilary 871 Reduces UV rays, heat and glare plus keeps the warmth 17 - Te Awamutu Country two weeks. 9890 or text 021 161 5872. in at night. All these beneﬁ ts plus retaining your view. Music Club, Te Awamutu RSA, 30 - World Cup Rowing, Lake Te Awamutu Museum, exhi- 1pm-4.30pm. Guest artist Karapiro. This international bition ‘From Morse to CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE MEASURE, CONSULTATION AND QUOTE Heather Holland, Tauranga. event takes place from Saturday, Messaging’, looking at post and Phone Celia Baker 871 6045 for October 30. Finals days telegraphic history in Waipa. It further details. Thursday, November 4 - Sunday, recalls the days of party lines, 17 - Central Country Basket- November 7. Call into the morse code and cellphones the ball Junior Tournament, Te Information Centre for a full size of toolboxes. This exhibition Awamutu Events Centre, programme of events. Tickets will run until October 17. 8.30am-8am. available at Cambridge Informa- New exhibition ‘Submerged 21 - School Fashion Show, Te tion Centre or online at Histories’ - stories underlying Awamutu College, 7pm. Fashion www.ticketek.co.nz or call 0800 the formation of Lake Karapiro, 4 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu (Next to Resenes & Repco) 07 871 6422 students have made a majority of 842 538. opens October 30. 7760641AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 13 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Specialist in auto garage doors, gates Back Pain? Gaye’s got the touch.

TC141010CA05 HIGH Tech Automations owner Jean Van Den Bergh on his way to visit Te Awamutu clients.

BY CATHY ASPLIN damage to property or vehicles.’’ ‘whizz’ at repairing any automated High Tech Automations offer an garage door or gate that isn’t If you are coming home on a optional five year warranty on the working properly. cold, wet night the last thing you automation of garage doors, with a ‘‘I have come across many want to do is get out of your car to service plan to ensure optimal scenarios - from garage doors that open gates or a garage door. safety and usage. have been driven into and gates I tell everyone about Bowen Therapy – That’s where Jean Van Den Mr Van Den Bergh says there is that have blown over to just insects Bergh can help. currently an increased interest in interfering with the electronics or it has transformed my life His company, High Tech the use of security gates, especially wires not connected properly.’’ Automations, specialises in the in rural areas. He can also refurbish any door industry. He has over nine years ‘‘People are becoming more or gate that is in need of some “I used to race motor bikes and I have had some serious experience installing, repairing cautious about who they allow onto attention. accidents. Now years later, it was all catching up with me. and automating garage doors and their property. There are several High Tech Automations covers gates. options when it comes to security the greater Waikato area and I had sore feet, sore shoulders and a sore back. Mr Van Den Bergh can source gates – I can source and install works flexible hours to suit clients. and install garage doors to meet them to suit individual properties Mr Van Den Bergh says he If I had been sitting in the car for a while, and then I got out, any client’s requirements. and can install a variety of safety offers competitive prices, with a “There are a huge range of sensors. pensioners’ discount and a special I would be so stiff I could hardly move. I felt like an old man. options available such as installing ‘‘The gates can be controlled by offer for those who see this article a pinch free system so that people remote, or access can be gained via (contact him for details - ph 07 871 My physiotherapist told me I had arthritis in my spine and avoid getting their fingers caught a keypad, and can be powered by 4032 or 027 775 6184) or see more feet and there was nothing more they could do for the pain. or safety cables to prevent springs electricity or by solar power.” details on his website from breaking free and causing Mr Van Den Bergh is also a www.hightechautomations.com I would have to learn to live with it and take painkillers if necessary, which is what I did. I saw a rheumatologist. 7760413AA “Feature LCV I had scans done and an orthopedic surgeon gave me cortisone injections. The pain continued to get worse” of October” When you are in a lot of pain you’ll try anything. “When I came to see Gaye I was a mess. My feet were really sore and it was agony to walk anywhere. I had my doubts about Bowen Therapy, but when you are in a lot of pain you’ll try anything once. The treatment was gentle and relaxing which was not what I was expecting and to tell you the truth I thought I had been ripped off. I remember walking up the road after the treatment feeling quite angry about it. Then I came to the realisation that my back felt quite good and I was walking better. I continued to improve over the next few days even though I wasn’t following Gaye’s after care advice. I booked another appointment; I took it seriously this time and followed her advice.” 1999 Holden Rodeo LX 2.8 Turbo Diesel Bowen Therapy has transformed my life. Trusty Diesel Rodeo, 5-Speed, Deck-Liner, “Bowen Therapy has transformed my life. The pain has Alloys. Plenty of power and space for the gone and I have my life back again. I go to the pool, I go to family or staff. (Ex Firestone Ute). $10,600 the gym, I cycle and I dance. I tell everyone about PRICE REDUCED AS TRADED Bowen Therapy. Bowen Therapy really worked for me; maybe it will work for you too.” Ingham Te Awamutu Gaye’s Bowen Care can be found at Body Buzz Arawata St, Te Awamutu (next to Mobil) 16 Market Street, Te Awamutu. PHONE 07 871 5630 For inquiries or to make an A/Hrs: Trevor Hose: 021 298 4271 - Mike Gibson: 027 574 6253 appointment phone 871 8558. www.inghammotorgroup.com

7760492AA www.bodybuzz.co.nz 14 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 Mahuika House New advocate appointed Recently appointed Waipa volunteers Women’s Refuge advocate/ coordinator Carol Bolt is keen to hear from any volunteers in there to help Te Awamutu keen to ensure this critical service can continue to operate at a high standard in the district. people in need The group operates under the wing of Waitomo Women’s A community house, that is also head office Refuge and is the only group for Te Awamutu Healing and Rape Crisis, aims in the district affiliated to the to provide services for people and families in National New Zealand need. Women’s Refuge. Mahuika House at 114 Downes Street is Waipa is looking to com- owned by a trust and made available to a range plete its affiliation in its own of groups and counsellors. right next month. The Social Justice Group and Green Dollars Mrs Bolt is from Cambridge Group meet regularly, plus there is a coffee and has a background as a morning each Wednesday for people to social- volunteer for Cambridge Vic- ise. tim Support (she is still a Various rooms are available for use by volunteer). different services which don’t have regular Her husband and three homes. children support her new role A collective of volunteers staff Mahuika and Mrs Bolt says it is both House and offers assistance to anyone dealing challenging and satisfying. with a crisis issue. The organisation works The volunteers can then direct the person of alongside many other family to the appropriate agency. agencies such as WINZ, Hous- Te Awamutu Healing and Rape Crisis is part ing New Zealand, CYF’s and of the national Healing and Rape Crisis Collec- lawyers to look after the needs tive and has a number of resources available, of women and their children but extra help is always appreciated. in abusive or dangerous situa- Assisting people requires ongoing resources, tion. and Mahuika House survives on both volunteer The Police come in under input and donations. the law to ensure the safety TC141010DT04 As usual money is appreciated, as well as and protection for families at WAIPA Women’s Refuge recently appointed advocate/coordinator Carol Bolt. offers of physical help. the safe-houses and different One of the future plans is to establish a locations where a threat may and families to refuge facili- Items such as baby clothes ‘‘It is vital that no-one is community garden, so expertise in that area, be present. ties, or such tasks as and equipment, linen, crock- pre-judged by Refuge volun- plus any donations of materials, would be Waipa Women’s Refuge gardening and maintenance. ery, beds and fridges are teers,’’ she says. appreciated. operates houses in both Mrs Bolt says the Refuge highly valuable as Mrs Bolt ‘‘These families suffer and The collective is keen to hear from anyone districts. Te Awamutu is has a vehicle, but sometimes says many times when their it is a reality to them. else with ideas about other services that could always full with women and just needs someone to be a organisation becomes ‘‘We need our volunteers to be offered, or community needs that could be children, which is why more driver to help out in a given involved they see women that see this reality when coming addressed. volunteers are needed. situation. are seriously short of in to help our organisation.’’ Call in to Mahuika House, which is usually Volunteers can undertake a Another way people can resources to help them move To contact and assist Waipa open weekday mornings, or email wide range of jobs that would greatly assist the organisation on in their lives. Women’s Refuge either call [email protected] to make contact greatly assist the organisa- is to make a donation. Operations Service the 24hr Crisis Line 0800 155 with the collective on any matters. tion. Money is always needed, coordinator Wini Murray says 799 or email Waitomo-Waipa Crisis calls, or an offer of assistance, can also Tasks include supporting but so are good household volunteers in all National Women’s be made to the confidential 24 hour line (871 victims, taking women to items that can assist a woman Refuges play an important [email protected] and 8132). appointments, Crisis Line vol- and children to re-establish role and must show empathy, include Waipa Advocate in the unteers, transporting women their lives. passion and commitment. Subject Line. Building new? Renovating?

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Des Milgate was the Chair. Goodwin 33. Wayne Taitoko scored big winner in the Furni- Bryce McDougall Men’s division two the only twos. ture Court Open tourna- produced the round of winners were Ray Open midweek win- ment at ASB Te Awa- the day, shooting 78 to Davies with 89 net, ners were Marco mutu Golf Club on win the men’s gross. Stephen Rushbrooke 70, Bouwman with 73 gross, Sunday, scoring a Division one men’s Greg Bean 71, Barry Vic Roberts 65 net, Morgan La-Z-Boy chair. net winners were Derek Murtagh, Wattie Stephen Forster, Eddie Milgate took out the Hill 67 and Mike Franks, Colin Green 35 Hughes 66, Toby plum prize as overall Claydon 70. stableford and John Thomson, Trevor net winner with a round Allan Duncan Darragh, Robert Ormsby, Vic Smart 67, of 66. annexed the stableford Coleman, Scott Elliott Sylvia Gooch 44 President Bill with 39 points, from 33. stableford, Mel Brown Hawira thanked those Robert Wetere, Denise Goile enjoyed 41, Raphaelle Lambard, present for their sup- Laurence Bredenkamp further success, taking Tex Haumaha, Doug port of this popular 36, Vic Roberts, out the women’s nearest Retemeyer, Ryan tournament. Herewini Hohepa, John the pin, while Jane MacGilloway 39, Phillip He expressed his Irving 35 and Richard Stokes produced the Wells, Mike Claydon 37. appreciation to the Taylor 34. longest drive. Twos were recorded sponsors for their con- Women’s winners Herewini Hohepa by Sylvia Gooch, tinued support and pre- were Jan Mandeno with was nearest the pin in Stephen Forster and sentation of such an 83 gross, Sue Thompson the men’s competition, Ryan MacGilloway. array of well chosen 67 net, Raewyn Coleman while longest drive Two trophy events trophies for the 69, Denise Goile 41 went to Peter Thomp- were finalised on TC141010SP18 occasion, in particular stableford, Karen son. women’s club day — DES MILGATE relaxes in his prize winning La-Z-Boy chair. the Morgan La-Z-Boy Campton 34 and Alma Robert Coleman and Angela Thomson took out the Bryant Vase Margaret Gray 1-up. with a two rounds total Joy Earwaker and of 10-up on par, while June Gillespie scored Colleen Kerr scored the twos. Vi Print Tray (Bronze 2) Sally Minoprio won with a best four out of the nine hole stableford six rounds total of 137 scramble with 24 points, stableford. from Betty Riddett, Pam The day’s scramble Mills 19 and Joan Lee was won by Raewyn 18. Ensor with 8-up, from Best of the Thursday Angela Thomson 6-up, Vets were Colin Green, Carol MacFarlane 5-up, Norm Brown, Graeme Raewyn Coleman, Buckley, Colin Moore Shirley Lord 4-up, with 39 stableford, Glennis Kay, Margaret Alistair Waters, Henry Johnson 3-up, Min Holden, Jim Lambeth 37 Nolan 2-up and Petsey and Noel Lord, Bill Bain Ralph, Sylvia Gooch, 36. Ashford shoots three-over-par

Former club champion Shayne Ashford appreciated the improved playing conditions when shooting 73 off-the-stick at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. Ashford accumulated 42 stableford points to jointly head the field on Sunday with Dave Heta, who continued his good run of form. Other players to feature were Ant Imeson with 41 points, Colin Clarke, Neal Johnson 40 and Keith Hawtin, Dennis Morgan 39. Mel Brown shot 78 gross. Beth Walker leads the club’s women with 69 net after round one of the Joy Gyde Memorial. Her nearest rivals are Cheryl Forster on 71, Barbara Dench, Ann Hayes 72, Sylvia Brain 73. LGU winners were C. Forster (silver) with 71 net, Carol Formosa (bronze I) 81, B. Walker (bronze II) 69 and Ange Way (bronze III) 82. This Sunday sees the annual open ‘Mulligan’ tournament take place. The figure of speech ‘Mulligan’ relating to golf was made famous by President Bill Clinton when he played a round at Queenstown several years ago. In essence, it means if you have a bad shot, you can take another one according to what your handicap is. Apparently the local professional who played with Clinton was not impressed and apparently told him so. Nevertheless, Stewart Alexander has adapted the format as a fun day tournament. ... Showcasing 7762715AA EVERY $100 SPENT in participating stores gives you ‘JET’ ONE ENTRY INTO THE DRAW! This wonderful, obedient, social, attractive girl is still waiting for a home. If you are looking for a mate you can’t get better than this! $50 Flead, wormed, vaccinated, Participating Retailers desexed Beamish Gemtime Jewellers • Collins Flooring Xtra • Colourplus • Computer Aid Furniture Court • Liquorland • Mbar • Paper Plus • Robert Harris • Selectrix Te Awamutu Pharmacy Special Dog Special Price!

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There is nothing one dimensional about Waikato Rugby Union. the current engine room of the Waikato ITM ‘‘The players loved the experience. I Cup rugby team. couldn’t get Ben May out of the place, he was Skipper Nathan White, fellow props Ben serving customers, working the till, doing May and Toby Smith and lock Toby Lynn the lot,’’ quipped Fox. showed they are an adaptable lot when they The rugby players made 90 pies, with turned their hands to baking. Waikato Rugby Union administrators and Early morning customers at Pirongia Playcentre being the beneficiaries, Mountainview Bakery, Pirongia were pleas- getting an unexpected treat for lunch. antly surprised to find this quartet of prime Three of the four Waikato players on Waikato beef in behind the counter having a show have strong Te Awamutu connections. crack at making the bakery’s legendary Nathan White is one of the town’s bushman’s pie. favourite sons and plays for Te Awamutu They each had their strong points — Sports. White led by example, proving a dab hand at It was a trip down memory lane for rolling out the pastry; Smith shaped the White. pastry, May was measured in his amounts He renewed acquaintances with bakery of meat per pie and Lynn never missed a owner Michael Earwaker. They went to Te beat cracking the eggs. Awamutu College in the same era, mid May kept the bakery staff entertained 1990s, and played in the same team in their from go to whoa with his hilarious one junior rugby days. liners. Toby Lynn commented that he still has The 120kg, 1.93 (6’ 4’’) front rower had fond memories of his days in Te Awamutu, hardly set foot on the premises when he having made the Gwynne Shield rugby team asked: ‘‘Your famous bushman’s pie! What’s of 1996, coached by David Reynolds and AJ in it, possum?’’ Bryant. The visit to the bakery was organised by Ben May has again signed up with Te Te Awamutu Peace Cup rugby coach David Awamutu Sports for 2011, having played a Fox, now commercial manager with the couple of games for the club this year.

TC141010CT01, 02 MAKING fun of business: Top, Waikato NPC captain Nathan White shows his skill rolling the pastry over the pie dishes. Above, from left, David Fox, Nathan White and bakery owner Michael Earwaker watch on as Toby Lynn, Toby Smith and Ben May place the ingredients into the pies.The Waikato players are wearing their Kukri sponsored casual apparel. 7760661AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 21 7760339AA 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010

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PRICE REDUCED NEW LISTING $239,000 $239,000 $299,000 $355,000 $367,000 A nice private unit with some TLC required but Motivated vendor. First home or investment. 3 My sellers are yearning for the country life and are selling Elevated home on compact section with many of the Located close to town in one of Te Awamutu’s best streets. offering great potential! Bring an offer on this bedroom with gas heating, double garage, decking, this great family home below GV. This home is very mod cons you would expect in today’s homes! This Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. 3 bedrooms, north property today! new retaining wall. Very well priced property. View deceiving and needs to be inspected to be appreciated. property is in an excellent location. facing deck area with lovely views, double garaging on 1217m² View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100208 today. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100502 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100404 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA090609 section. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100911 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 GLENN WALSH - M: 021 925 744 A: 07 870 1831 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976

PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED $389,000 $399,000 $485,000 $517,000 $599,000 Move in tomorrow! Yes this spacious family home is Now selling $30,000 under a current Registered Valuation Sunny near new home with the ‘wow’ factor. Privately situated Stunning location. 3 bedroom (plus ofﬁ ce or 4th Lovely home ideal for families or someone coming available for immediate possession! My sellers will look and with extremely motivated sellers this property is ready for in a top tree lined street close to town. A magniﬁ cent property bedroom) brick & linea home is a must view. Triple off the farm. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and huge at all reasonable offers so make an appointment to view its new owners to enjoy! Ideal for those wanting that start in on 440m² site (own title). Lovely views and professionally car garage. Great possibilities in a prime location. living spaces. Inspect to appreciate. today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100611 the country. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100612 landscaped. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100120 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100113 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100201 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 7760047AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 23 Auckland whiz kid wins TA Cycling Open Rosetown riders Bardoul, Mellsop reign supreme in B, D grades

BY COLIN THORSEN Morrinsville’s Mike Jensen took out the C grade Aucklander Roman Van 78km race in 2.20.56, with Te Uden lived up to his reputa- Awamutu’s Tony Goonan tion as a young rider with an second at 47 seconds and exceedingly bright future Paul Roe (Stratford) third at winning the Te Awamutu 49 seconds. Cycling Open on Sunday. The host Te Awamutu Last year he made the Sports Cycling Club pulled cycling world stand up and off the trifecta in the D grade take notice when he roared 52km race. to victory in the fourth stage Richard Mellsop showed criterium of the five-day tremendous strength to ride Tour of Gila in the south- solo for 40km in the blustery western American state of conditions, with a head wind New Mexico with his all the way out to the turn at Portland US-based Land Candy Road. Rover-ORBEA team. He won by nearly a min- Van Uden beat a field ute and a half in a time of including Lance Armstrong 1.36.46. and eventual Gila winner Last year’s D grade win- Levi Leipheimer on the ner Marcel Te Brake won a downtown Silver City cir- three-man sprint for the cuit. minor placings to claim ‘‘Just racing against second with club-mate Lance Armstrong was an Arthur Ferguson third and unbelievable experience. It Morrinsville’s Robin was a dream to do that. Heaney fourth. ‘‘The criterium isn’t The U17 boys’ 52km race Lance’s strong point, but to was won by national age actually beat him is pretty group champion Hayden awesome. It’s the sort of McCormick in 1.26.02. Alex result that can help me move TC141010CT05 Heaney (Morrinsville) was up in the world of cycling. I D GRADE winner Richard Mellsop powering into the head second at 2m 05s and need more results like this.’’ wind on Pokuru Road. Thomas McLaughlin (TA) The 21-year-old added the third at 2m 07s. Te Awamutu Open to his CV were caught half way round Mangham (Rotorua) fifth. The small all-Te Awa- on Sunday. the last lap. Northey had to settle for mutu U17 girls’ field was Previous Open winner Van Uden attacked on the eighth at 16 seconds. headed by Julia Main in Mike Northey (a team-mate Budden Road climb and rode Te Awamutu’s Henri 1.42.14, from Steffie Holcroft of Van Uden’s in US), Nick solo to the finish, winning Bardoul won the 104km B (same time) and Mikayla Lovegrove (Counties Manu- by 14 seconds in a time of grade race in 3.02.08, from Neilson at 27 seconds. kau) and Colin Cornberg 4.22.39. Michael Jones (Morrins- Te Awamutu’s Jessie (Auckland) made a break on There was a five-man ville) 3.03.33, Steve Wright Crabb was first U15 rider the first lap of the Pokuru sprint for the minor (Tauranga) 3.03.35 and home in a time of 48.31 for circuit, opening up a gap of placings, with under-19 Heath Lett (Tauranga) the 26km journey. Club-mate two and a half minutes on rider Dion Smith (North 3.03.35. Ethan Davis was second at the peleton. Harbour) taking second, First woman home and 55 seconds, with Sophie TC141010CT04 Cornberg was dropped Eric Drower (Subway) third, sixth placed B grader was Te Pulford (Morrinsville) third, OPEN winner Roman Van Uden raises his arms in triumph with three laps top go, while Elliot Crowther (Morrins- Awamutu Sports’ Sonia a further nine seconds at the finish in Bank Street. Northey and Lovegrove ville) fourth and Wade Waddell in 3.04.03. adrift.

Te Awamutu Ofﬁ ce: 07 871 8700 [email protected]

PRICE REDUCED $239,000 $239,000 $279,000 $279,000 $300,000 Lovely stand alone home with fully fenced, manageable Fully renovated 3 bedroom + studio home. Polished wooden fl oors The sellers of this property are keen to head back up Walk to supermarket from this large 2 bedroom Top Scott Cres position, Own access to stadium velodrome. A section. The current owner of this home maintains it to plus near new carpet. Decking area, log fi re, garage and storage north and will consider all reasonable offers on this townhouse. Conservatory plus offi ce. Lovely sunny warm brick home that just needs a bit of TLC to unearth a very high standard so make an appointment to view sheds. Fully fenced, north facing property with good rural and native completely refurbished home. Inspect to appreciate! views. Internal access garage. Top street. its full potential. 3 big double bedrooms and great heating today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100901 bush views. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100204 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100308 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100103 system. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100602 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 DON PINNY - M: 027 289 5924 A: 07 871 7114 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976

$305,000 $317,000 $329,000 $339,000 $339,000 Very tidy low maintenance unit. 3 bedrooms and Sunny, warm and low maintenance with very keen Prestigious Young Street location. 3 spacious Walk to all amenities from this beautifully renovated Need 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms plus an ofﬁ ce with internal access garaging. Level easy sellers ! Ring to view this good property today! bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Very close to town on a townhouse on a freehold section on popular Bank ofﬁ ce? Then look no further! Think out of the walk to town. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100112 compact immaculate section. street. A lovely home sitting beautifully for the sun. square and view today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100613 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100114 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100803 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA090910 GLENN WALSH - M: 021 925 744 A: 07 870 1831 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174

$399,000 $470,000 $570,000 $685,000 Neg 170 COLLINS RD, HAMILTON TENDER Earn extra income from the self contained downstairs A winning feeling. This fantastic near new low With summer coming up this home offers the most DOUBLE DELIGHT. Two quality homes, spaced well 3.6566 Hectares (9 acres) bareland. Flat to easy rolling contour, awesome building area or bring the extended family – this quality home maintenance 3 bedroom home is situated in a great wonderful indoor outdoor ﬂ ow I have seen! Enjoy apart, on 2705 m² section with manicured gardens. site with power & bore water supply. Build your dream lifestyle home and enjoy offers space and amazing views. spot handy to town. Great open plan living and the rambling gardens from the decks and patios Both homes of brick construction & immaculately country life with urban/ rural views. These property are hard to ﬁ nd, viewing a must. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100409 dining. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100601 and relax! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA091106 presented. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100214 Handy to hospital. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA101004 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 GLENN WALSH - M: 021 925 744 A: 07 870 1831 DON PINNY - M: 027 289 5924 A: 07 871 7114

$599,000 $525,000 + GST ON LAND $695,000 $849,000 + GST PRICE BY NEG. Sensational Views From mount Pirongia. Its all here. 1.3ha. 3 bedroom redecorated hinuera brick home, conservatory, A landmark property. Spacious luxury home. 2 living This 27ha property boasts easy rolling to rolling contour, good fences 25ha ﬂ at to gentle rolling contour, central lane, own 4 bedroom modern brick home with 4 car garaging large paving area, double garage, large high stud lockable 3 bayshed, areas, 2 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, huge master suite with and water supply. Ideal for grazing or cropping. Also features hayshed water supply, haybarn, stockyards. Currently a cropping all on 1.9357 hectares. Tranquility at its best. bore water, cattle yards, good rural views. Handy to Paterangi School. sitting room, CV $650,000. Owners very motivated to and its handy to Otorohanga/Te Awamutu and Pirongia. Motivated unit & showing very good returns - ﬁ gures available. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100614 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TAR070701 sell. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100116 vendors. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TAR090806 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TAR081102 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976 DON PINNY - M: 027 289 5924 A: 07 871 7114 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 DON PINNY - M: 027 289 5924 A: 07 871 7114 DON PINNY - M: 027 289 5924 A: 07 871 7114 7761177AA 24 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 Pirongia, Otorohanga advance in 20/20

BY COLIN THORSEN

First day losers Pirongia and Otoro- hanga have been given an extra life in the Wai- kato Valley Twenty20 cricket competition. In the latest draw out, the Mountainmen are down to play Mor- rinsville and Otoro- hanga progress to play Paeroa. These games must be played prior to finals dayonFebruary6. The winner of the Pirongia v Morrinsville game gets to play Te Aroha in one semi- final, while the winner of the Otorohanga v Paeroa match meets Cambridge A in the other semi-final on finals day. The question must be asked, where does Te Awamutu Sports Green fit in? They beat both Otorohanga and

7760006AA Pirongia on opening day but appear to have been eliminated from the contest after suffer- ASB TE AWAMUTU SPORTS ing their first loss in the their third game against Aroma Raiders WHAT’S ON on Saturday morning, then bounced back beating Waikare later in the day. TC141010CT06 PROVINCIAL RUGBY Waikato Valley’s NEWCOMERS to Te Awamutu Green team this season, Ben Speake (left) THIS SATURDAY - ALBERT PARK, 2.30PM Graham McAdam and Ben Stinson both scored half centuries for the second week running in reports that Waitete the Waikato Valley Twenty20 cricket competition. NORTHERN REGION SEMI-FINAL defaulted to Putaruru Waikato Development Team vs Auckland Development Team on Saturday morning, Putaruru replied scoring with 36 and Stinson 59no and Mark leaving Pirongia to play with 121/5, falling 32 Matthew Missen 32. Thorsen 22 all in good FREE ADMISSION off against Putaruru in runs short of their tar- Highlight of the touch. the afternoon. get. Raiders reply of 124/5 Waikere were Pirongia made the Aroma Raiders was a fine half century bowled out for 109 with most of their life line, caused a boilover beat- (53) to B. Singh. only Tyler Peterson 31 TOUCH smashing 153/1 in 20 ing Te Awamutu Sports Stung by the loss, the offering any resistance. STARTS THIS THURSDAY overs, with Andrew Green by five wickets. Green team blazed their Medium pacers Mat- McPherson scoring The Green team way to 168/2 against thew Towers 3-36 and Senior module full - some vacancies in Junior module 66no, C. Sullivan 31 and were restricted to 123/4 Waikare, with Ben Andrew Lawry 3-8 TOUCH MODULE REFEREE AND COACHING TRAINING SESSION Hamish Crooks 31no. with Mark Thorsen top Speake 59no, Ben inflicted most damage. 6PM TUESDAY 19 OCTOBER 2010 AT TE AWAMUTU SPORTS CLUB Cycle/walk to open cycleway Saturday Training will take no longer than two hours The Cambridge to Karapiro Crow’s Nest and down to the picked up a third of the $1.5

7753623AA cycleway will be officially opened Mighty River Domain at Lake Million cost of the Cambridge to on Saturday with a giant com- Karapiro. It has been completed Karapiro cycleway-walkway with munity bike ride and walk. in time for the world rowing the Brian Perry Trust contribut- RUGBY SEVENS The five kilometre cycleway is championships at Lake Karapiro ing up to $990,000. TRAINING CONTINUES WEDNESDAYS 6.30PM, ALBERT PARK part of Te Awa – The Great New at the end of this month, so The community event starts at Zealand River Ride. When spectators can either walk or ride the corner of Carlyle Street and ALL PLAYERS WELCOME completed, Te Awa will stretch safely to the event, leaving their Maungatautari Road with Phone Waylon: 021 183 7585 or Club: 871 3910 from Ngaruawahia to Horahora bikes securely locked on bike festivities beginning at 11am. along the Waikato River. racks at the venue. Spot prizes are up for grabs, First Tournament - Te Rapa The Cambridge stretch of the Cyclists should allow 20 including two bikes courtesy of Saturday 30th October cycleway is a three-metre wide minutes to complete the ride and Four Seasons. Waipa champions concrete path following walkers one hour or more. like Rob and Sonia Waddell and Maungatautari Road, past the Waipa District Council has Sarah Ulmer will also be involved.

Cruisers 3 DAYDAY SPECIALS SPECIALS 7753668AA 10pk $14.99 October 14th, 15th &16th & Labour Weekend LIMIT 2 ITEMS HOT 12pk $22.99 Waikato/ Ballantine’s Jameson Fresh Choice Complex - Jacobs St. Ph 870 6211 Lion Red 1L 1L Specials valid until October 24th Highland Pride 1tr Swappa Or while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 1tr 2 FOR Heaven Hill $35.99 $36.50 $76.00 $44.99 VISIT THE STORE FOR MORE SPECIALS EACH Waikato Black Heart Dewars Smirnoff Waikato/Lion Red Waikato 1Ltr 1125ml 1Ltr St Remy 24 stubbies Swappa 6x440ml Cans WINE 2 FOR $36.99 1Ltr $76.00 $41.99 $35.99 $41.99 1125ml SALE Seagers Jim Gordon’s Baileys 15-33% OFF 1Ltr 2 FOR Beam 1Ltr $36.99 $36.50 $11.99 42.99 $64.00 1Ltr $ 1Ltr on selected wines $33.99 Cody’s 8% $39.99 $27.99 700ml Canterbury Ivanov Cream 1Ltr 2 FOR Coruba Grants Johnnie Walker 1Ltr 1Ltr $62.00 Red Label 1Ltr Woodstock 2 FOR 2 FOR & Cola $31.99 $22.00 $80.00 $35.99 $44.99 18pk SPEND $50 & GET FREE T-SHIRT TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 25 26 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010

FORMAL Church Services Meetings Public Notices St John’s Anglican Church TE PAHU HALL PUREKIREKI Preschool Working within the Community Gymnastics NOTICES SPECIAL ANNUAL MARAE

6270385AA Arawata Street Te Awamutu GENERAL MEETING ANNUAL GENERAL A warm welcome awaits you this Sunday at:- 7.30pm, Monday, MEETING Starting Monday October 18 Birthday Greetings October 18, 2010 10.00am, Sunday, at the Hall 1.00-2.00pm YMI Building, Palmer St 8.00am - Old St John’s Church - Te Awamutu October 17 3 years plus, siblings welcome - $50/term Enquiries : Please bring a plate 7750231AA 9.00am - St Paul’s Church - Hairini (07) 825-9758 Phone Belinda 871-2929 7763755AA 9.30am - St Saviour’s Church - Pirongia TE AWAMUTU SPORTS 10.00am - St John’s Church - Te Awamutu A PUBLIC MEETING CYCLING SUMMER SERIES OF RACING Website http://stjohnsteawamutu.wainet.org Organised by Happy Offi ce 871-5568 A/H 871-9738 ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF ARMSTRONG AVE, 21st TE AWAMUTU BANK ST, PUNIU RD AND POKURU DISTRICT Aaron GREY POWER KIHIKIHI Raffles The Summer Series of Racing begins onTuesday MT Pirongia Lions’ PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday, October 19, 1.30pm October 19, 2010 and runs weekly until Tuesday Lots of love Dum and Mad, Lylie playhouse raffle, December 21, 2010. Racing starts at 6.00pm and & Chad, Liam, Amber and Nana CHURCH winners; 1st - 1354 - Waipa Workingmen’s Club 7763528AA Harley Parke, 2nd - 1111 - is completed by 8.00pm. Groups of cyclists will 7763814AA W Brown. Thanks to all Sunday, October 17, Guest Speaker 7763674AA be racing on these roads and motorists can expect concerned. Deaths Acknowledgements 9.30am Jan Adams : Problems facing the DHBs minor delays. BATES REWETI Service followed by Christena Gwyneth Te Whanoke Franklyn. Congregational Meeting HELP! Are you over 50? May. Kay and whanau wish Rev Fogatia Levi WE need even more wool New members for Grey Power welcome to thank you all for the FREE NIGHT Passed away (Te Kuiti) for our brilliant knitters Join for next year @ $15 single, $22 double peacefully on October love and support helping with Operation (for your fi rst class) 12, 2010 at Matariki shown throughout the Phone (07) 878-6347 Cover Up, if you have Usual raffl es courtesy Magills and others Rest Home, Te tangi. Nga Kaumatua some spare, please drop it Learn to dance with other Awamutu surrounded me nga Kuia raua ko in at the Te Awamutu beginners. nga ringawera. by family, aged 92. Courier Office, 336 You don’t need a partner! Loving wife of Bill and Arohanui, Kay and PIRONGIA Alexandra Street. devoted Mother of Ian whanau. TUMEKE. COMMUNITY Classes starting this Monday, (deceased), Joan 7.15pm Woodmass In Memoriam CHAPEL Sports Notices (Taumarunui), Faye Interdenominational Chapel Drive Pearse (Whakatane), BROWN Service Te Awamutu All Welcome 7696106AA Kevin (Adelaide) and Leonie Alice. 7.00pm, Sunday 7093622AA William & Tina Karl: (07) 823 6089 Leslie (Thames Coast). "We thought of you October 17 www.addictiondance.co.nz Treasured Nana of 15 with love today, but All welcome grandchildren and that is nothing new. We Gran to 19 Great thought about you Phone grandchildren and two yesterday and days 872-8102 or MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS great great before that too.We 871-9586 COACHES (aged 11-12 years) for details. grandchildren. Dearly think of you in silence, You are invited to an age appropriate discussion loved sister of Laurie we often speak your Te Awamutu Junior Rep and Val. name. All we have are Rugby require coaches on growing up and body changes? A service for Chrissy memories and a picture PRESBYTERIAN for 2011 Rep teams Taken by Pastoral Care Nurse (R/N) will be held at in a frame. Your TE AWAMUTU Year 5, Year 6, Joan MacManus Alexandra House memory is a keepsake 80 Mutu Street Thursday, October 28 Chapel, 570 Alexandra of which we will never Sunday, October 17 Bowers Cup and 7.30pm - 9.30pm, Street, Te Awamutu part and we have you 9.00am Gwynne Shield Teams. on Friday October 15 in our heart." More Traditional Venue: Te Awamutu Baptist Church, at 1.00pm followed by Love David, Kat and Cuppa and chat-time Under 45’s, Teasdale Street interment at The Te family. 10.30am McKenzie Cup 7763862AA No need to book - All Welcome. Awamutu lawn Family Service Written applications to: Cemetery. All Lighthouse: (Cre`che facilities) Phone 871-5500 communications to CLASSIFIED 7.00pm Te Awamutu Junior the Bates Family, c/- Evening Service Management Board, PO Box 137, Te ADVERTISING "Sharing of Mission NGAHINAPOURI SCHOOL Awamutu please.— in India" 2 Blundell Place, Prayer, Worship and Te Awamutu ENROLMENT SCHEME Te Awamutu Funeral PHONE 871 5151 Ministry time. Enrolment at the school is governed by an Services FDANZ All Welcome By October 22, 2010 enrolment scheme, details of which are available www.teawamutu.net/standrews from the school offi ce. The BOT has determined Funeral Directors that twenty places are likely to be available for out of zone students next year. The exact number of places will depend on the number of applications AFRIKAANS! received from students who live within the school’s home zone. Nou Next year we will have two enrolment periods. The Elke Sondag, 6nm fi rst enrolment period runs from the fi rst day of Anglikaanse kerksaal school in the new year to the last day of Term two. Te Awamutu Kihikihi TWILIGHT Public Notices For students seeking enrolment within the fi rst Navrae: 871-7687 starts Monday, enrolment period, the deadline for receipt of October 18, 2010. 7763777AA applications for out of zone places is Friday October Funeral Services TEMAREEKS: ST JOHN’S 29. God se: Entry fee $7.00 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU "Extreme Make-over" ANGLICAN Parents of students who live within the home zone Meals available CHURCH and intend enrolling their child at any time during Alexandra House Catering Increased price next year should also notify the school by October & all Monumental Needs value/list ANNUAL 27 to assist the school to plan appropriately for next METHODIST year. Offi ce, Chapel and Reception Lounge Tees open CHURCH 4.00pm-6.00pm GALA If the number of out of zone applications exceeds For compassionate and caring service call the number of places available, students will be Sunday, New, no cost October 16 selected by ballot. If a ballot for out of zone students Garth & Lynette Williams October 17 7763792AA competition from is required, it will be held on Friday November 5.

6975447AA 8:30am - 1.00pm Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft 10.00am November 1, to Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot Member of Griefcare and FDANZ Parish Communion December 20 for within three school days of the ballot being held. at Te Awamutu • Bouncy Castle individuals, • Chocolate Wheel Details relating to the second ALL Christmas ham etc. enrolment period are as follows. PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS WELCOME • Clowns Enquiries 871-5376 Enquiries phone • BBQ Length of the enrolment period: From the ﬁ rst day of Term 3 to the last day of Term 4. Monumental Masons REV MAUREEN CALMAN Merv 871-9667 • Hand crafts Arawata Street • Produce Te Awamutu 7763688AA Deadline for receipt of applications: • Stalls and much more! Phone 871-5568 May 13, 2011 WAIKATO STONECRAFT Sports Notices HIGHLIGHTS Date of ballot: May 20, 2011 41 Shakespeare Street

CAMBRIDGE 6151409AA Waitomo Golf & Country Club MASONIC LABOUR WEEKEND Phone (07) 827-5226 FARMERS TOURNAMENT SECRETS Leading the way in Monumental design Thursday, November 4, 2010 DEADLINES Come in and see Craig and the team Classifieds Need a group of We can offer you; Assemble 9.30am ... 10.00am SHOTGUN start for friends? - A qualifi ed Graphic Artist • Entry $20 per player • 9 Holes and Bashers Joined in friendship and 7750217AA - We are members of the NZ • Entry sheet in Clubhouse or just turn up! All classifi ed advertising 7763963AA pursuit of ancient ritual Monumental Masons Association 11:00am Friday October 22 with echos of our - A 10 year guarantee ancient past Contact - Golf Club 873-7978 7459799AA - Qualifi ed Tradesmen Mike Jones (027) 236-4687 with the exception of Family Notices - midday BECOME A MEMBER Check out our showrooms in; p 871-5151 f 871-3675 e [email protected] Phone Hamilton - Cambridge - Tokoroa - Rotorua Kindly sponsored by: Ingham Mitsubishi (027) 612-3374 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 27 Public Notices Wanted to Buy To Let Garage Sales or Exchange Vehicles Wanted FARM cottage to rent, end SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 WANTED all surplus of October, also relief CARD TE AWAMUTU milk, cash paid on pick TENANTS WANTED !! 69 MUTU STREET milking available. Phone 2.00-4.00pm up. Ring Michael (027) Two Bedroom 872-2725. MAKING Bathroom renovation 281-8931. Te Awamutu Bible College sale and much more. Rewi Street - GRANNY flat, suit one 8.00am. $210 p/wk Would you like to Boats & Marine person, non-smoker, $140 TO VISIT VISITED Te Rahu Road - $240 p/wk includes power, Te create a lovely quilled ❏❏FYRAN p/wk Pahu. Phone (07) 825-9807 Christmas Card? 1/425 Kihikihi Road - evenings. TE AWAMUTU ALUMINIUM 3.5m boat $250 p/wk All materials and patterns with 9.9HP outboard Three Bedroom LONG term tenants reqd 80 MUTU STREET engine, includes supplied - $20 pp. Opens 8.00am - 11.00am Carey Street - for tidy two bedroom 7763776AA accessories and boat this Saturday. $230 p/wk unit, carport, William trailer, excellent Street, $200 p/wk Contact Mary (021) 0254-4272 TO VISIT VISITED condition, price Cambridge Road - includes lawns, four [email protected] ❏❏$4500ono. Contact $300 p/wk weeks bond plus 871-5831 or (021) 024-41341. 1528 Kihikihi Road - references reqd, no dogs, TE AWAMUTU $300 p/wk no smoking. Phone Public Notices 75 SPINLEY STREET Cars for Sale Goodfellow Street (two 871-9970. Firewood 9.ooam start. bed, office + one bed TIDY 1998 Toyota Altezza, NEAR new brick house in TO VISIT VISITED attached) = $310 p/wk ALCOHOLICS body kit, $10,250 ono. Kihikihi, three FIREWOOD ❏❏Phone (027) 764-0938. Four Bedroom 3 3 bedrooms, ensuite, ANONYMOUS 5m - $160, 10m - $290 Rolleston Street - $350 double garage, If you want to delivered. Phone (07) Motorcycles For Sale TE AWAMUTU & Wanted p/wk heatpump, $320 p/wk. drink that’s 873-9190 evenings, mobile 46 PEKERAU CRESENT Phone (027) 589-6416. (021) 617-349. Parklands Road - $320 your business Saturday 7am - 12pm 04 Honda 350 quad, $5000. p/wk Phone (021) 272-1221. IF YOU WANT TO VISIT VISITED Boarder or flatmate NEWLY renovated three TO STOP, For Sale ❏❏ required - new, warm, bedroom home, two THAT’S OURS Vehicles Wanted three bedroom house living areas, one in Chatsfield Drive bathroom, swimming Phone 871-4072 CANVAS TENT TE AWAMUTU area, suit mature pool, careful tenants. or 870-3463 TWO rooms and closed in 343MOUNTAINVIEWDRIVE person, please phone Phone 871-4542 after awning. excellent order, 8.00am. for more information 5.00pm. $2000. Phone 871-8262. TO VISIT VISITED 0800 TE AWAMUTU ❏❏ Contact: COUNTRY 4 DEAD Nadine Barker SAFE ‘N’ SOUND MUSIC EVENFLOW Property Manager STORAGE CLUB TRIBUTE 5 childs carseat, Plants & Gardens CARS (027) 488-8136 THIS SUNDAY new, won in a raffle, 0800 43 32 32 871-8700 • Electric Security Fence reatils at $350, $200 ono. DAHLIA tubers, for sale at 7561160AA 1.00pm Phone 871-9771 or (021) this Saturday’s Council DEAD CARS, Motorcycles For Sale Flatmates • 24/7 access 7710429AA Car Park Market, Te & Wanted 178-7244. TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL FLATMATE wanted, • Camera and patrolled R.S.A Awamutu Council car CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP 09 Honda CRF 230, $5200. master-bedroom with Entry $3 park. Phone 871-6867. surveillance TYRES Phone (021) 272-1221. ensuite, suitable for 7175795AA ORGANIC COMPOST Ph/Txt Andy: (027) 440-7101 FOR the best range of ANDREW CROWLEY Flatmates single person or couple. new and used tyres in Te TRY Pukeatua Peak Phone Ross, (021) LANDLORDS or 871-2171 DUTY Awamutu. Phone Tyre compost, Bio Grow 027 453 7637 FLATMATE required to 259-3498. PHARMACY and Tune Centre Ltd, certificate 4971-C01, for share with one other, Wishing your property Proud to be locally 871-3267. all your farming and prefer mature, working, owned and operated TE AWAMUTU gardening enterprises, A1 Service Property Wanted to be managed by PHARMACY non smoker, clean and big or small, can deliver. Wanted - tidy, in Ohaupo area. LEASE land wanted, 10-20 recognised professionals? OPEN WOF Phone Ray (027) 417-7665 Phone Phil (021) 744-551. acres, must have good TE Awamutu / Kihikihi, every Weekend or 871-7156. DEAD CARS water supply, can do TENANTS three bedroom, double TYRE and Tune Centre, HOUSE to share with two Best Dollars loading race if need be, garage, large section and Saturday 21 Bond Road, now ORGANIC COMPOST others, prefer mature Needing help fi nding dairies only. Phone (07) deck, tidy, $290 p/wk. 9.00am - 3.00pm issuing WOFs for cars, WANTING juicy, sweet working or retired 823-8274. accommodation which Phone (021) 426-748. Sunday trailers, wheel alignment veges and fruit? Try person. Phone 871-3301. and exhausts. Phone suits your needs? & Public Holidays Pukeatua Peak Organic THREE bedroom house in 871-3267. 10.00am - 1.00pm Compost, Bio Grow Property For Sale Kihikihi, garage, pets Certificate 4971 CO1. Contact Francene on allowed, $270 p/wk. Phone Ray 871-7156 or Get that car outa there! Mob (027) 289-3952 Phone (027) 589-6416. (027) 417-7665. TE AWAMUTU PITSAND A/h (07) 871-6287 TIDY three bedroom, Livestock & Poultry Contact Lisa on quiet area, near CONTINUING DISCOUNTED SPRING SALE intermediate. Phone (027) 7763519AA LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED Mob (027) 490-9294 3 764-0938. EDUCATION $5.50m ANTIBIOTIC & OPERATEDOPERATED RAY WHITE MREINZ REJECT milk wanted. Phone 870-2200 TWO bedroom house, HOORAY! (excl GST + delivery) 6136317AA Offi ce 871-7149 Phone Farrelly Calf $240 p/wk. Phone It’s our BIRTHDAY! Te Awamutu or 7245060AA Corner of Kaipaki Road Rearing 871-5075 or text 870-5329, (021) 130-4039. Wednesday, (021) 723-048. (0800) CAR DUMP and Lynd Road, Kaipaki October 20, 10.00am FERTILE eggs, Orpington ROOMS TO RENT TWO bedroom Waipa Workingmen’s Wyandotte and Ancona. Livestock & Poultry townhouse, single Club Open 7.00am-5.00pm Phone (07) 872-2886. garage, $260 p/wk, Monday to Friday College Street. Phone Speaker: BYL LTD Open Home (021) 222-9240. Mr Tom Mayo Livestock Brokers Chief Executive 28 Ballance Street, Kihikihi TE AWAMUTU World Rowing DAIRY SERVICE 7763517AA Championships Phone 07 829 9602 Sunday October 17, 2 - 4pm SELF STORAGE Topic: Family paradise on half acre Portable, insulated, From $20 p/w Our greatest BULLS AVAILABLE See more ■■■■■ 7322221AA

photos on 7763837AA power, carpet, curtains 24hr access sporting event PHOTOGRAPHS from articles 3 bedrooms + offi ce and de Me "The eyes of the world throughout the paper can be FOR LEASE AND TO PURCHASE Tra $45 p/wk ordered at our office, Te much, much more. Camera Surveillance will be on Karapiro and BIX606 7477510AA Awamutu Courier, 336 Immediate delivery PH: (07) 856-7584 the Waipa District" Alexandra Street. Phone or phone Alan & Sharon Holt 871-5151. Ph/txt (027) 458-2904 or (027) 608-1749 EverybodyWelcome ■■■■■ Phone 0800 827-455 to view 870-3121 $310,000 TRADES CORNER AUTOMOTIVE BUILDER CARPET CLEANING GENERAL AUTOMOTIVAUTOMOTIVEE REPAIRS DIESEL & PETROL BUILDER New / Repairs / Alterations $79 Services - Tune-ups - WOF repairs - Cambelts Lounge/Dining/Hall Brakes etc - 24 years experience • Cowsheds • Farmbuildings OR any 3 Rooms • Houses Truck Mount Machine • Decks • Retaining Walls FREE Stain Removal FREE Deodorising 870 4244 or (021) 204 6464 • All types of fencing Phone Michael Gray 0800 243 2537 QualifiedQualifi ed Mechanic ~ Richard Macdonald (027) 366-6157 CLEANING SERVICES CONCRETE SPECIALISTS CONCRETE SPECIALISTS HOME & OFFICE CLEANING FREE QUOTES Steve Green (027) 492-0692 • Professional, personalised service • Regular and one-offs • Window Cleaning FLOOR SANDING DEMOLITION Phone: (0800) 84 64 84 HAND SAWING RING SAWING Trained, insured and security screened operators. GRINDING DRILLING www.viphomeservices.co.nz DECORATIVE CUTTING 28 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 DRILLING SPECIALIST ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN KING COUNTRY DRILLING For all your drilling requirements • Offal • Soak • Foundations • Rubbish

• Surface wells • Lined Soak holes Up to Speed with Can now meet • Conrete products available • Domestic • Commercial • Rural Modern Dairy all your Heat • 4WD unit Bob Cat for hire EFFICIENT - RELIABLE Technology!! Pump Needs!! 0508 HOLES DUG Excellent service doesn’t have to cost a fortune! 24 hour guaranteed service If it’s a hole we’ll drill it! Phone Liam Carter Ph: (07) 870 1060 (0508 465 373) Dairy Farm Installation, Automation & Maintenance (021) 027 93832 Industrial - Commercial - Residential Steve Colson (07) 825 9110 Installations - Alterations - Maintenance FENCER FLOORING SPECIALIST HOME KILLS TRADES CORNER

Enjoy the beauty of tiles done by your professional tiler HOME KILLS Rob’s Rural Now processing GLUTEN FREE sausages! High quality FENCING workmanship Rural Fencing Contractor Post and Rail Post and Wire over 20 years Electric fencing stock yards experience Post ramming and tractor service Frank Holz Floor & Wall Tiling MAC’S MEATS PH: 021 724 516 / 870 2232 PH 870-3500 - MOB 021 220 0533 Phone Richard or Donna 871-6611 (021) 279 2201 PAINTER DECORATOR PAINTER DECORATOR PEST CONTROL SERVICES

MARTYN WAUGH - For all your pest problems, PAINTER who you going to call... FREE QUOTES - ! Prompt and Professional Service Call Martyn Waugh (07) 871-9661 (021) 738-440 [email protected] • Approved Handler Certiﬁ ed • Work Guaranteed

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Master Phone: 870 6244 Plumbers SECTION SERVICES SECTION SERVICES SECTION SERVICES PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Residential / LIFESTYLE “Call your local Jim - More than just mowing” • lawn mowing • pruning • water blasting Lawnmowing Gardening Hedges Pruning Rubbish Removal • fencing • spraying Clean Ups Gutter Clearing Comprehensive Insurance Cover • repairs and maintenance Work Guaranteed Mike Ottaway PHONE (0800) 454-6546 Phone: 870-3920 Mobile: (021) 0223-6850 www.jims.co.nz SECTION SERVICES SECTION SERVICES WELDING SPECIALIST LAWNS & GARDENS FREE QUOTES Rose Pruning Replanting Lawnmowing • Pruning • Section Clearing Garden Resurrection Garden Maintenance • Rubbish Removal • Hedgetrimming Garden Grooming Hedge Trimming • Regular and one-off Talk to the experts ~ Reasonable Rates Phone: (0800) 84 64 84 Insured, security screened Phone Tess & Graham Smith Owner/operator Phone: (07) 872-2853 www.viphomeservices.co.nz Mobile (027) 238-2517 271TC202/06 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 29 Wanted to Rent Property & Home Trade Services Employment Vacancies WANTED by November 5 Maintenance TERRY LASENBY CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, FARM Assistant wanted GOLFERS wanted - for retired couple, house EXTERIOR house parts. Phone Andrew for 530 cow farm, prefer Stewart Alexander Golf EXPERIENCED or unit, minimum two cleaning. Phone Ultra Taylor, 871-5351 or one full season’s Club (Te Awamutu) are BUILDER CHEF bedrooms, garage, non Clean 0800 569-656 today! BUILDER 871-4244. experience, single live in offering a once only 17 smokers, no pets, accommodation month full playing PLASTERER, supply, fix excellent references. LOUNGE suites cleaned. provided. Phone 871-0708, membership for only $250 WANTED For all your and stop plasterboard, Phone (07) 856-4168 Phone Ultra Clean 0800 (021) 262-3728. (October 2010-February Must be cove cornice and square evenings. 569-656 now! building requirements 2012). For further details enthusiastic and 7163677AA stop, quality workman- Career opportunity contact Peter Way (027) still love food! WANTED three - four SHOWER glass, cleaned 870-1234 A/hrs ship. Phone Ian (021) 474-6942. exists for experienced bedroom home with and treated. Phone Ultra (027) 496-4656 229-7748. garage for family of four Clean 0800 569-656. builder to join our 7370261AA Phone with two cats. Phone fi rm. Working from ULTRA Clean, complete Anthea (0800) 468-398 or Otorohanga. (021) 044-8105 cleaning services. Phone FREE (027) 298-1054. HEWITSON 0800 569-656. Installation for FREEVIEW... MERCHANDISER PHONE TODD ORMSBY WE are a mature couple • Crystal clear pictures PLUMBING 027 554 8248 requiring two/three bed CARPET house, garaging, quiet • One off purchase charge We are looking for a Merchandiser to 7758173AA EXPERIENCED area, long term. Phone/ • No on-going monthly CLEANING Friendly merchandise our product in a local text (027) 649-0051. payments BAKER IICRC Approved Service supermarket. The person we seek must Gardening & • Conditions apply SENIOR Required for Landscaping Timi’s TV be honest, reliable, reasonably fi t, able Fresh Choice 7630206AA Aerial Services to work weekends, have a genuine PHARMACY Te Awamutu 7387526AA t 07 873 6044 Phone 871-3620 TREE CARE customer focus, and be able to portray a SALES PERSON 39 Rewi Street GROUNDZONE Tree m 027 331 6804 positive company image. We are seeking a Must have at least Care. Pruning, removal, motivated person stump grinding, wood C C Enterprises WESTGATE If you are this person, please apply in with a positive three years work splitting, consultancy. attitude and proven experience as a Qualified, professional ULTRA CLEAN Experienced painter PLUMBING writing, stating previous work experience. customer service and arborists. Phone Nathan available. sales skills to join our baker and a suitable For all your Include referees / references to: Hughes 871-7107. Phone 0800 569 656 Phone Chris friendly team. 7759508AA qualifi cation. (027) 571-3240 plumbing REQUIREMENTS Merchandiser Position Previous pharmacy Applicant must be experience essential, prepared to work G & J Builders 7758182AA Trade Services Mark: (021) 0260-4486 Heyden Farms Ltd and a thorough Qualifi ed builder Kevin:(027)499-6181 42 Vospers Rd, RD2, Putaruru. knowledge of, and early morning shifts. BRIAN Krippner available for your A/H: 871-6687 interest in, Natural Contact 871-3086 Health products and building, Advanced trade 7728492AA building projects. qualified, alterations and Phone Grant Applications close Friday 26th October "Over the Counter" Applications close additions, maintenance, (021) 328-159 medicines would be Tuesday, October 19 expol/pink batts, no job BOBCAT an advantage. too small. Phone (027) Please apply in 255-5753 or 870-6462. Owner writing to: erato The Manager $$$$$ SLATES HANDYMAN ONSITE Op r Unichem Bain’s NEWSPRINT ends for sale at Te Pharmacy Awamutu Courier Office, 336 SERVICES REPAIRS Trevor Alexandra Street. Phone ● Ride On Mowers Peters PO Box 7 871-5151. ● Te Kuiti $$$$$ Domestic Mowers We are looking for someone to fi ll a ● Domestic Fences 027 515 6519 Senior Front of House role at our busy Special Stuart Law 07 871 1971 cafe in Waitomo.

(027) 226-6889 6151460AA-08-04-17 TE AWAMUTU Roof Lichen Treatment Rosetown Bobcat Ltd Previous Cafe/Restaurant experience essential, Bar Managers preferable, SECTION WORKS on a standard house (250m²) reliability and personality a must. only $195 incl comes with Mowing For TV Repairs & Tuning You need to have a great work ethic, a 2 year warranty! • TV Aerial Installations & Extensions • be prepared for some busy shifts and All Section work • Satellite Dish Installation • be happy to work day, evening and • Spider/Fly treatment weekend shifts (but not every week!). Phone Terry • Stereo Repairs • BAR POSITION 870-1414 • House Washing 7427958AA We are a great tight-knit team looking • Gutter Cleaning for someone to join us and help Our main purpose is to make your day better. 7539416AA WESTEND ELECTRONICS Health • Roof Maintenance Phone 871-5193 continue to make HUHU a success. The Redoubt is an award winning, busy, CAN your child hear? Phone Steve Slater Since 1990 For the right candidate, this position expanding and dynamic workplace. Do you Four years plus tested, would start immediately to allow strive to make yourself better? 021 069 9495 7332672AA training. we could see you today! We are currently looking for competent and Contact Tolbecs - the ear WILLIE LORD Please contact Abi on (07) 878-6674 experts, (0800) TOLBECS, Concrete Placers Ltd or (021) 0277-1499. hardworking bar person, with a passion for www.tolbecs.co.nz BUILDER 7758747AA the hospitality industry, to join our team. Two man team. 021 5576 76 Willing to provide training for the right IN-STEP Registered master • Driveways individual. • Rural - feedpads, silage etc Podiatry Services builders. Available • House ﬂ oors If you enjoy working with people, developing immediate start - 25 Ofﬁ ce 870 5177 LIZ CLARKE All concrete works Fax 870 5277 your hospitality knowledge, and working a years experience. variety of hours forward your CV with your for professional Anything considered. EXCAVATOR favourite recipe:

7750123AA qualifi ed care Call Sean (027) 545-8981 The Redoubt Bar and Eatery 414 Cambridge Rd SERVICES OPERATOR ATTENTION : Bridie Te Awamutu PJ’s CONCRETE Corner Rewi and Alexander Street We are seeking an experienced Excavator MEATEATER 7682508AA Te Awamutu 870-4080 FOR QUALITY CONCRETE PLACING Operator to join our team. email : [email protected] HOMEKILLS LTD Phone for a free quote Our Company services Te Awamutu, Cambridge, 7759412AA Property & Home 7353442AA Pat (021) 949-386 Joel (021) 234-0434 Otorohanga and surrounding districts. Maintenance Killing Career Training COMMERCIAL and The person we are seeking should possess the domestic cleaning, also and Processing Hire Services following: carpet shampooing. A HAIRDRESSING Career? Phone 871-9995 BULLDOZER for hire TABLE linen for hire. 1) Experience in farm drainage and earthmoving. Phone Maid Marj, with scoop, rippers and Phone Sincerity Dry Start February 01, 2011 871-3309 or (027) 712-7914. stick rake. Phone Des Cleaners on 871-5471. 2) The ability to work unsupervised. Certifi cate in Foundation Hair Skills Hose, owner operator on Health 3) Attention to detail, accurate docket work, good 36 weeks (07) 873-8466, mobile (027) communication skills and a positive attitude. 472-7776. School holidays 4) The ability to drive a truck and trailer, grader aby? or bulldozer would be an advantage. Student loans and allowances available B Container Hire & Sales Ltd Waikato School of Hairdressing Ltd a For friendly, professional If this sounds like you, please apply to: midwifery care, delivering “Best Practise Quality Mark Status” g Secure Cost Effective Storage Solutions 7758197AA Charles Sicely, Operations Manager in at hospital and birthcentres. Phone: (07) 838-3744 7749576AA v Please phone or text Refrigerated Containers Phone 870-6610 or (027) 220-1417 Text: ‘Foundation’ a Jennifer Rowan www.chsham.co.nz your name and address to(027) 273-7378 7709375AA H (027) 326-8830 Locally Owned and Operated Employment Wanted Market Days Financial Phone (0800) 999-786 Fax (07) 847-2473 CHEF/COOK 7743152AA TWO shed hands, Rousie PO Box 15569 Dinsdale Hamilton wanted, for main shear - Waitomo Caves Hotel is looking to employ a multi MARKET DAY Email [email protected] start November till end of talented person to join our small dedicated team. January. Phone (027) Ohaupo Hall Your main responsibility will be breakfast chef, 440-1084. Saturday 18, Employment Vacancies however you may also be asked to help out at 8.00am - 2.00pm DOMESTIC/COMMERCIAL HOMECARE Direct other times during busy periods, and fi ll in on the NO COURIER? Baking, wooden chopping cleaner required, must Shopping distributor Chefs days off. Experience in catering would be 7356733AA boards, candels, jewellery, have clean drivers licence, knitted garments, wanted. Phone (021) an advantage as you will also be required to cook 871-5151 woven knee rugs. floor buffing required. 178-5740. Phone 871-3309. for conferences of up to 30 people. THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT WILL HAVE: Travel Our leading Contracting company has two • A positive “can do” attitude MARKET positions available TRAVEL • Great attention to detail COUNCIL CARPARK • Work well under pressure UK Europe 2011, free EXCAVATOR OPERATOR - FULL TIME travel evening, October This Saturday • Previous hotel and or hospitality experience 21 from 5.45pm. Call Phone Phyllis : 871-4811 CASUAL LABOURER Single live in accommodation is available in our House of Travel 871-8131 or Carol : 871-6198 7758189AA staff quarters. to register. If you are competent, experienced in the rural 7758241AA and civil sectors and willing to work then call: If you think you are the right person for this role, Corboy Earthmovers Ltd please email your CV to: Phone: 871-1803 [email protected] or phone 07 878 8204 30 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 7765036AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010 31 7760173AA

Waitomo Join us for our ﬁ rst ever HUHU OKTOBERFEAST Friday, 15th October 2010 from 7pm With Guest Speaker Ron Trigg from Mike’s Organic Brewery, Urenui, Taranaki A 4-course meal will accompany the selection of beers to be showcased during the evening - Price - $75 per person CINEMA SCENE Places are limited so contact us soon to ensure a place at what promises to be a great night! Contact [email protected] or 07 878 6674 for more info or to make a booking Buried

PALACE OPERA: TOMORROW WHEN Friday Night L’ELISIR D’AMORE THE WAR BEGAN M MON 5.40 THU & FRI 7.45, SAT 5.40, SUN 3.40, TUE & WED 7.45 CLASSIC CINEMA: Unforgettable. A celebration of the triumph and challenges of BENEATH HILL 60 M SPARX mankind. SAT 4.00, FINAL SUN 2.00 BARAKA Phone 871 4768 SUN OCT 24 7753559AA Legend of the Guardians is one Paul Conroy is not of the most entertaining films of ready to die. But when DIGITAL SPECIAL he wakes up six feet 3D CINEMA EVENT the year. Allan says, “Stunningly underground with no beautiful.” idea of who put him DESPICABLE ME PG LEGEND OF THE there or why, life for the SAT 4.10, SUN 2.10 GUARDIANS PG truck driver and family SAT 1.40 & 3.40, man instantly becomes Legend is fantastic and looks like a hellish struggle for SUN 11.40 & 1.40 survival. magic on the wall-to-wall screen. Buried with only a It is beautiful animation mixed cell phone and a lighter, with amazing 3D images, in fact, “All the time, I wanted him to get his contact with the described as some of the best out so I could escape from the outside world and animated 3D ever. It soars in 3D ability to piece together claustrophobic feeling I had just and the visuals are breathtaking. clues that could help watching him. I felt his anguish, him discover his loca- A wonderful experience. his fear, his terror and at the end tion are maddeningly LEGEND OF THE limited. I wanted to have a shower. And Poor reception, a GUARDIANS PG it all went so fast.” Allan. Cleverly rapidly draining bat- THU & FRI 5.55, SAT 2.05, SUN 12.05, written and staged with plenty of tery, and a dwindling MON, TUE & WED 5.55 oxygen supply become wound-up energy, plus a climax his worst enemies in a that sucks the air out of the tightly confined race “The movie is aware of its own theatre. against time. BURIED R16 riches; it fills up your plate and Fighting panic, des- THU & FRI 6.20 & 8.15, pair and delirium, Paul dares you not to eat. Julia Roberts SAT 5.55 & 7.55, SUN 3.55 & 5.55, has only 90 minutes to is luminous against breathtaking MON, TUE & WED 6.20 & 8.15 be rescued before his locations including all of Rome’s worst nightmare comes true. landmarks and colourful, sun- nourished eastern landscapes.” This is a movie well worth your If you liked JULIE AND JULIA, then time and attention packing an this film is for you. EAT, PRAY, LOVE M emotional wallop. It’s tender, heartfelt and intriguing with THU 5.30 & 8.05, captivating, raw and brave FRI 10.00, 5.30 & 8.05, performances. An excellent SAT 5.30 & 8.05, SUN 3.30 & 6.05, cast in three interesting stories MON & TUE 5.30 & 8.05, that gradually merge together. WED 10.00, 5.30 & 8.05 Rewarding viewing, recommended for mature audiences. WALL STREET 2 M MOTHER AND CHILD M SAT 7.45, FINAL SUN 5.45 THU 5.45, FRI 10.10 & 5.45, SAT 1.35, SUN 6.10, MON & TUE 7.50, CATS AND DOGS G WED 10.10 & 7.50 SAT 1.55 & 3.55, SUN 11.55 & 1.55 7760069AA HARRY BROWN R18 “Inventive film-making, ingenious changes of pace and one quite PRESENTS International Country Stars PROSTATE CANCER CONCERT THU & FRI 8.00, SAT 6.15, SUN 4.15, staggering central performance. MON, TUE & WED 5.50 + PLUS + This is an honest, intelligent and beautifully put together movie, ROGER TIBBS & • JUNE ARMSTRONG (TAURANGA) C DESPICABLE ME PG which tested my patience, but GRAEME M CARDLE • JAN THOMPSON (HUNTLY) SAT 1.30 & 3.30, SUN 11.30 & 1.30 eventually rewarded it.” Dom. • BARRY TUNNICLIFF (PUTARURU) I AM LOVE M • BLAIR MURDOCK (MORRINSVILLE) THU 5.40, FRI 10.20 & 5.40, Full of energetic, explosive, action SAT 8.10, SUN 11.45, MON 7.45, SATURDAY 13TH NOVEMBER sequences, shoot ‘em-ups and TUE 5.40, WED 10.20 & 5.40 7PM AT THE BIBLE CHAPEL. car chases and even a bit of SWARBRICK DRIVE, TE AWAMUTU. a whodunit plot, this comedy has lots of joyously berserk idiot Touching, funny and heart Adults - $15 / Children - $10 humour, fusing slapstick and satire, rending romantic comedy. Tickets available from Binn Inn Te Awamutu which could prove to be the LIFE AS WE KNOW IT M or Ray Thurgood - Phone 07 870 1551 funniest movie of the year. Heartfelt local film is an - Proceeds going to Prostate Cancer - OTHER GUYS M with special invited guests Licensed by the A.P.R.A. THU & FRI 7.55, SAT 6.10 & 8.15, unassuming charmer. KIM COPEDO & ANNETTE HAWKENS ADVERT KINDLY SPONSORED BY SUN 4.10 & 6.15, INSATIABLE MOON M SAN MICHELE HOME AND HOSPITAL MON, TUE & WED 7.55 BOTH FOR LABOUR WEEKEND 32 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2010

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When you purchase this 4 bdrm, 2 View: www.ljhooker.co.nz F9PGG8 Location! Location! Location! Open: Friday 1.00pm & Saturday 1.00pm bathroom, 2 garage home you will enjoy Price $399,000 Centraltoallamenities-noneedforacar. Tendersclose11.00amTuesday26th covered outdoor living complete with Contact Ian Jones 027 447 1758 Twodouble&1singlebedroom.Presentall October2010,LJHookeroffice41Mahoe B.B.Q,Spa&3flatscreenTV's.Gas offers - it will be SOLD. St, Te Awamutu. heating & D.V.S. A complete package. View: www.ljhooker.co.nz F87GG8 Contact: Lauren O'Carroll 0272 787 196

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221 Belcher St Pirongia 42 2 MoveInToday-590/2ParkRd 32 1

With unparalled value the living areas Sellers want to move on and will seriously Empty&costingtheownermoneybythe Open: Friday 12.00pm & Saturday 1.45pm consist of modern kitchen with the family consider buyers enquiry over $405,000. day! Take the opportunity to grab this very View: www.ljhooker.co.nz F98GG8 area opening out to a generous deck, and Open: Sunday 1.00pm tidy low maintenance property. A great first Price $235,000 private patio, perfect for summer days. View: www.ljhooker.co.nz E4TGG8 home/investment on a well fenced section. Contact TanyaHollobon0272438106 ClosetoPirongiadecile9school. Contact Julie Hughes 021 426 753 Motivated Vendor wants this sold now.

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Trendy Bungalow 135B Thorncombe Rd 21 1 FORRENT-2BridgmanRd 31 1

Extremelytidytwobedroombungalow, Open: Saturday 1.00pm Well presented three bedroom Stucco home View: www.ljhooker.co.nz SPGG8 sunny compact kitchen, new bathroom and View: www.ljhooker.co.nz F78GG8 with heat pump & gas fire. Shower over Rent:$300.00 per week. laundry. Gas & heat pump. Carport. Great Price $225,000 chubb, separate kitchen with dishwasher. Contact Robyn Armstrong 021 353 046 indoor/outdoor flow, fabulous gardens and Contact: Caroline Stewart 0272 227 705 Open plan dining/lounge. Single garage. very easy care section. Available 22nd October 2010

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