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Vet sharing Going for gold experience Local veterinarian Ross Milne travelled to Nepal with The 15th Summer Paralympic Games are just two days away — the Opening Ceremony takes place on Thursday morning NZT. other New Zealand For the first time the games will be covered live and free on TVNZ’s Duke, with highlights on TV One and TVNZ On Demand. veterinarians to attend Foot and Mouth training in December 2015. BY COLIN THORSEN An evening has been New Zealand has won medals in para- arranged for him to share his swimming at every Summer Paralympic experience with veterinarians, Games since it first began competing in 1968. farmers and the general Te Awamutu Swimming Club member public. Nikita Howarth is a member of the eight- This will be be on Saturday strong Rio 2016 Para-Swimming team, mak- (September 10) at 7pm in The ing it equal to London 2012 as the biggest Bible Chapel, Swarbrick Drive. team to ever represent New Zealand. There is no charge for this Between them, the para-swimming team evening but there will be a holds a staggering nine paralympic titles, 22 sales table for a Nepal charity. world titles and 10 long course world records. Together, they are expected to play a Parenting major role in New Zealand’s campaign to the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, which open on seminar September 7, almost three weeks after the Parents who would like Olympics. some useful tips are invited to The New Zealand team is aiming to win 18 the free parenting seminar on medals, including 12 gold, across up to seven September 12. para-sports and hopes to retain its London The event kicks off at 2012 title of number one in the world medals 7.30pm in the Te Awamutu per capita. It’s a vastly experienced team, including Baptist Church and has spot Paralympic gold medallists Sophie Pascoe, prizes, snacks and Mary Fisher and Cameron Leslie, plus refreshments. London 2012 Paralympians Nikita Howarth RSVP with numbers to: and Rebecca Dubber. [email protected] There are two Paralympic debutants, Hamish McLean and Jesse Reynolds. Vital decisions Howarth has always done things in a At some stage after hurry. retirement a vital decision has In June this year, she stormed to a world to be made, whether to record at the IDM German Open in Germany, relocate to a retirement swimming a time of 1:18.65 in the women’s SF village, downgrade to a 100m butterfly, beating the previous record of smaller house, or remain in 1:20.14 previously held by American Mallory the home in which you are Weggemann since 2009. presently living. The IDM German Open attracts some of Retirement villages are the world’s best para-athletes. multi-million dollar commercial It has been a meteoric rise. projects, and are spreading After learning to swim as a toddler, she LUC PERCIVAL PHOTOGRAPHY rapidly through the whole reportedly started the sport competitively TE AWAMUTU-trained Nikita Howarth with one of her two gold medals representing New aged seven before making her international Zealand in Glasgow. country. debut as a 12-year-old. Guest speaker for the Te In 2012, at the tender age of 13, the in the 200m Individual Medley SM7. per week. Awamutu Continuing Cambridge-based swimmer became New Zea- On her return to New Zealand, the The Te Awamutu Swim Club member has Education Group is Anne land’s youngest ever Paralympian and the Cambridge High School student added back- continued to impress, winning five medals at Rawlence (who will talk about following year she was crowned a world stroke and freestyle events to her schedule to last year’s Pan-Pacific Para-Swimming advantages and champion. meet her desire to compete in more races and Championships before notching two gold disadvantages of living in a Howarth has wasted no time in pursuing adopting a more positive attitude to swim- medals — in the S7 50m butterfly and SM7 retirement village) tomorrow at her dreams after being inspired to one day ming made huge gains. 200m individual medley at the 2015 IPC 10am in the Waipa win a Paralympic Gold medal following a At the 2013 IPC Swimming World Cham- Swimming World Championships in Workingmen’s Club. school visit from 2004 Olympic cycling pionships in Canada she struck Gold in the Glasgow. For further information champion Sarah Ulmer. 200m individual medley and earned a Bronze The Paralympic Games are the world’s phone 870 3223 or 871 6434. Describing competing in front of 17,000 in the 50m Butterfly largest multi-sport event for disabled All welcome. spectators at the London 2012 Paralympic “It was a great feeling to know I was top of athletes. More than 4350 athletes from 178 Games as ‘overwhelming’ she nonetheless the world,” says Howarth, who rises at 5am countries are expected to compete in 22 performed above expectations, placing sixth for training each day and fits in 11 sessions sports, with 526 medal events taking place.
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Tuesday 12.46am 12.57pm The Waikato/Bay of Plenty Cancer Although we cannot mention everyone in but early signs are that the community has Wednesday 1.15am 1.21pm Society would like to extend a resounding this short letter, we would especially like to once again shown tremendous generosity Thursday 1.47am 2.00pm note of thanks to everyone in the Te thank Kathy Keighley who co-ordinated the this year. Friday 2.28am 3.01pm Awamutu community who supported our appeal in Te Awamutu. All proceeds from Daffodil Day will stay Saturday 3.19am 4.14pm 2016 Daffodil Day appeal. We are also extremely grateful for the in our region to help those affected by cancer Sunday 4.31am 5.19pm Held on the last Friday of August, support of our many volunteers, the individ- in our local communities, to deliver cancer Monday 5.56am 6.21pm Daffodil Day is our biggest day of the year. uals who donated and the businesses, prevention programmes and to fund cancer The success of the event depends on schools and community groups who took research. Many thanks once again for your countless individuals, most of them volun- part or supported Daffodil Day in various amazing support. SCALLOP teers, both on the day and in the lead up to ways. Funds are still coming in, so we don’t JUDY GOULD SEASON NOW ON! the event. have a fundraising total to report just yet, Chief Executive A range of Kereru back in gardens A helping hand but no thanks Scallop Dredgesedgesges I am writing regarding Leandre Sharp’s instore picture of kereru in her Te Pahu garden — Whilst visiting Countdown on handle off, the next best option was to what a lovely photo. Wednesday evening Casey Cook, a mem- remove the hinges. It is so exciting to see increasing ber of the Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Meanwhile the partner of the man numbers of our native birds around the Brigade, who was about to start shopping, arrived and started yelling — “Why is this NEW Tidede TTimesimes place. You suggested that 1080 may be assisted with rescuing a customer and his taking so long. I have a trolley of groceries responsible for this increase. three-year-old girl out of the customer’s outside and my family is waiting, a three- books instore!e! A local volunteer group, Pirongia Te restroom. year-old is locked inside and we want to go Aroaro o Kaahu Restoration Society, deal It clearly had an ‘Out Of Order’ sign on and have dinner.’ with pest control on this side of Pirongia the door, as well as being boarded up by Not long after the door was kicked out Whitebait Mountain. the handle. The door had the missing key by the male and off they went. No ‘thank nets galore - They have worked hard to put in a bait lock, which in turn was impossible to exit you’ was used. instore station grid covering 1000ha from just past once inside. ‘Out Of Order’ means just that people. Sainsbury Road to beyond Corcoran Road. With a chisel and a hammer in hand, Casey, you did such an awesome job. Volunteers fill the stations with Pindone (a Casey went to work. Unable to get the door LISA MITCHELL first generation anticoagulant poison) prior to the bird nesting season each year to keep the rat population low so that the fledgling Pantomime for grownups a good laugh birds have a greater chance of survival. They have been operating for 10 years and we are all seeing a huge increase in bird We attended Ali Baba at the Woolshed really was a pantomime for grownups. numbers on and around the mountain as a on Friday night. It was worth every penny of the New Season Trout Licenses result. I venture to suggest that you have What a great show and so well admission fee. Available Online - or See Us Mon - Fri the Pirongia Restoration society to thank performed. What a pity The Woolshed had such a for the happy profusion of kereru in your I have not laughed so much for a long small audience — so much room for a lot garden. Enjoy them. time. more people to get so much enjoyment. ANNA O’DONNELL Although this was a pantomime it LLOYD ANDERSON
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TC060916DT05 A SECOND WAIPA project delivery manager Lorraine Kendrick, Waipa Mayor Jim Mylchreest (right) and Waipa District Council chief executive Garry Dyet at yesterday’s public ‘sneak peak’ at the inside of the new Te Awamutu Library.
Te Awamutu’s existing and some library staff, “This would be a good loan periods so books will library will close for three Mayor Jim Mylchreest chance for those who not be due back while the weeks in early October to and Waipa District Coun- haven’t accessed it yet to library is closed. It means allow up to 64,000 items to cil chief executive Garry have a look.” no-one will incur late be moved and new sys- Dyet welcomed a steady Books to be returned penalties. tems to be tested. flow of visitors keen to see during the closure period Also, during the Te Awamutu’s new what was inside the new should go back to the new closure, books can be library, on the corner of building. library — not to the old renewed at the Cam- Mahoe Street and Selwyn The old library will building. An after-hours bridge library (including Lane, will open to the close permanently at 1pm slot to the right of the new by phone 823 3838), via ANYTHING public on the afternoon of on Saturday, October 1. library’s main doors on the library website or by Friday, October 21 follow- Books will still be avail- Selwyn Lane will be oper- using the app BookMyne. FOR 1/2 PRICE* ing an official opening in able via the library’s ating from 10am, Monday Online services will need the morning. The new $4.4 online e-book collection at October 3. a members’ barcode and YOU get to pick ANYTHING in our entire store, million library building www.waipalibraries.org- Librarians have asked pin number. will replace cramped .nz or from the library in that readers not return Te Awamutu’s new and your 2nd pick is half price* premises in Roche Street. Cambridge. books to the Te Awamutu library will have The public was able to District librarian museum or council build- extended hours — 9am- have a sneak peak at the Alison Gordon said there ing and instead drop 5pm on Mondays and new facility yesterday are more than 3700 them at the new building Thursdays, 9.30am-5pm between noon and 3pm. e-books available to mem- or hold them until the Tuesdays, 9am-8pm Project manager bers online with Waipa’s new library opens. Wednesdays and Fridays Lorraine Kendrick, mem- e-book collection growing During the closure, and 9.30am-1pm Satur- bers of the project team all the time. the library will extend days. Record numbers at AIMS Games
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Anyqueriespleasecontact Catherine 021 069 1913 Sitting Councillor roots level on all major Nigel 027 471 9307 Vern Wilson is stand- projects and expendi- ing down at the end of ture, the policy is this term to run for the there so use it. True position of Mayor of transparency is im- Waipa. perative to good Vern Wilson is a governance, advising retired businessman, the public the pros and having been self- cons on all major employed for nearly 40 decisions, investments years. In 2009 he sold and with balanced his Te Awamutu busi- reports on meetings ness and now have no and workshops. involvement in it in Fully and openly any way. discuss the proposed Colin Pinkerton He has lived in Te Three Council Water Awamutu for 25 years, CCO so the public can STANDING FOR COUNCIL 15 of these in Pakura make an informed de- Street with my wife cision on whether to KAKEPUKU WARD Colleen. proceed any further Mr Wilson is pas- with the assist owning sionate about Waipa organisation. and its people. This is possibly the Being retired has biggest decision Wai- allowed him to devote all his councillors were appointed. pa has ever made, in my ✓ time during the last two Rates must be affordable opinion it should not have experience terms to his duties as a for all, home owners, busi- reached this point without Waipa District Councillor. nesses, farmers and people any public input. He says being Mayor renting, to virtually rate A referendum must be ✓ commitment would give him the oppor- people out of their proper- held with the outcome bind- tunity to make positive ties is an absolute tragedy. ing to council. changes for the good of our Rural properties took the Genuinely care for all residents. brunt of rate increases this our residents, particularly ✓ integrity “By cutting the Mayoral financial year, at a time the young, the needy, the salary by 20 per cent and when it was least affordable elderly. Pensioner housing selling the Mayoral car, I for many. is one of my passions, I would be sending a strong Prioritise where your believe we have an obli- AUTHORISED BY COLIN PINKERTON, 73 PIRONGIA ROAD, TE AWAMUTU. message that savings and rate money is spent, it is gation as a caring society to rate reductions will be your money so it must be make sure all our people made.” invested wisely to benefit have an adequate home to “I strongly believe that the whole of Waipa District. live in. women councillors should Roads, footpaths, water, Standing as an independ- GET REAL be equally represented on all sewerage, these are the core ent candidate would give me committee chairs, a true services; also have an the opportunity to make gender balance is important. annual budget for sport and positive changes in Waipa At present, on the four leisure activities. Council to benefit all resi- LEARNING ON main committees, plus the Enact the Public Engage- dents — ‘I am a man for the deputy Mayor, no women ment Policy from the grass people.’ REAL FARMS For controlled rates Gain Qualifications and accountability Level 2 Primary Industry Skills Nigel Anderson is stand- rates need to be fair ing for both Council and and rate increases 12 week Programme, Te Awamutu Commun- discouraged. ity Board in the Sound infra- start date 3rd October Kakepuku Ward. structure is vital and 2016, venue Hamilton - He has lived all his Council needs to life in Pukeatua, is prioritise the budget Te Awamutu, Fees Free married to Monica and to differentiate they have three chil- between the ‘needs’ dren — Emma (15), and the ‘nice to Level 3 National Certificate James (12) and haves’ while continu- Benjamin (10). With his ing to enhance the in General Farm Skills brother Lewis, Mr Waipa District. Anderson is a dry stock Council needs to 13 weeks, start date 26th and dairy farmer. consider the cost, Mr Anderson who pays and who September 2016, venue believes in the import- benefits. Councillors ance of community and need to be transpar- Hamilton, Fee $1387, has been heavily ent, consult with the Student loans apply involved in many com- community and be munity organisations, accountable for all starting in Young decisions made. Farmers and becoming “Through my ex- Enrolling CALL US TODAY! national vice-president perience in farming paved the way for involve- “I enjoy working with the and involvement in various NOW! ment in Federated Farmers, young people of our com- organisations, I have devel- holding the positions of dis- munities believing them to oped a sound knowledge of trict secretary and chair- be the leaders of tomorrow. governance and compliance, man in Te Awamutu, and on This is achieved as a which is combined with a
the Waikato executive. Scout leader, netball and strong practical and com- 89967-8-16 Currently he is Waikato rugby coach, committee mon sense approach. Meat & Fibre vice-chairman member for Te Awamutu “I have the time and 0800 TARATAHI and chairman of the Sports junior rugby and passion to represent you. I Pukeatua School Board of lamb judge at school agricul- am prepared to stand up for [email protected] l www.taratahi.ac.nz Trustees, having served for ture days. what I believe is right and to Applicants must be 16 years or over and a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident. nine years. Mr Anderson beleives lobby on your behalf.” 6 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, September 6, 2016
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It started at home in Suva — father John That opportunity came to fruition about Westend Autos is open seven days per Bulsara was involved in a number of two years ago and the Bulsara brothers week to make choosing the right car simple. business venture, one being a car yard. The have been working with their advisers since Hamish and Pana don’t believe in pressure brothers loved cars and always made sure then to get their car yard and showroom selling —‘a great car will sell itself’. they were presented in top condition. open. They follow simple but effective steps to The Bulsara Family has always been The brothers had looked at the site, but it ensure customers can be confident with known to run successful car yards and took someone with experience to open their their purchase: specialise in retailing top quality vehicles. eyes to the potential. ■ Hand-picked, late model, quality cars In the early part of the century Mr That person was Doug Rushbrooke and from major manufactures are sourced. Bulsara came to New Zealand, firstly to they are thankful they listened to him and Many are ex-lease, because they have Auckland and then to Te Awamutu when he acted on his advice. impeccable dealership service histories, purchased Westend Superette — but he still Westend Autos yard and showroom had and almost 100 per cent are NZ-new. had a few other ventures on the go, to reflect their passion for quality. ■ Every car is given a full body inspection including selling cars. The Federated Farmers building at 1 and not so much as a small stone chip The family followed and the boys soon Carlton Street was given a major overhaul misses professional panel and paint repair. turned the hobby into a business — — modern cladding and colours, impressive ■ Every vehicle has a Warrant of Fitness adopting the Westend name and quickly graphics, smooth flooring and seal for issued by VTNZ. building a reputation for selling quality used showing cars, open office area and a ■ Every vehicle has an independent pre- late model vehicles. purposeful grooming yard. purchase inspection available for potential And while they say their online business And in keeping with the quality theme buyers. was working well, having a physical the new premises is home to a range of ■ Every vehicle has been fully groomed and location in Te Awamutu was always on hand-picked late model cars in pristine is ready to be driven away once it is option — in the right premises. condition ready for new owners. displayed on the yard or in the showroom.
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Waipa District Council reinstatement of a full comp- “For a start, we can get A short-term borrowing arrangement interest earned from the investment will has asked New Zealand lement of frontline police some facts on the table and will return a $100,000-plus windfall to be returned to the Council and used for the Police and local MPs to front officers (at least 10) and 24/7 make sure the right people Waipa District Council. benefit of Waipa district ratepayers. up and explain their posi- service at the Cambridge are in the room for us to be The Council has taken advantage of a Waipa District Council entered into a tion on local policing levels police station’. The petition able to share our concerns favourable difference in borrowing and similar financial arrangement in 2012, at today’s meeting. has already attracted more and properly consider any investment interest rates. The borrowing securing $70,000 in additional interest At the Council meeting than 4000 signatories. next steps,” he said. is through the Local Government Funding revenue. last Tuesday elected mem- Waipa mayor Jim As a result of Agency (LGFA). The LGFA is owned by Chief financial officer Ken Morris said bers shared concerns from Mylchreest said there was discussions, Council invited New Zealand councils and allows share- Waipa could take advantage of such Cambridge residents about very genuine concern from senior representatives from holding councils to access funds at low opportunities because of its relatively low low police numbers in the residents in Cambridge who the New Zealand Police plus interest rates. debt levels and strong cash balances. The town, particularly at night. felt too reliant on police in local Members of Parlia- Earlier this week an Executive Com- unaudited draft annual report released Cambridge ward council- Te Awamutu and Hamilton. ment to attend the next mittee of Council, acting under urgency to earlier this month showed Waipa’s end-of- lors said some Cambridge He said rather than “con- meeting in Te Awamutu. secure the deal, authorised the borrowing year debt was $13.2 million with a cash residents were feeling fear- tribute to a talkfest” the Petition organisers were and investment of $21.5 million at fixed balance of $15.5 million. The annual report ful and vulnerable and Council had an opportunity also invited. rates of interest for six months. The will be formally adopted by Council later wanted the police presence to do something construc- Police were asked to de- money will be invested with highly-rated this month. in the town beefed up. tive to help alleviate con- tail the level of police banks in line with Council’s investment For the financial year to June 30 2016, Many councillors have cerns. resources in the Waipa dis- policy. Waipa District Council earned $587,000 supported a petition “Rather than wring our trict and the trends in the When it expires in February 2017 the from investment funds. Money from this circulating in Cambridge hands, let’s do something level, type and resolution money will be returned firstly to the latest investment will be reflected in the calling for the ‘immediate practical. rate of reported crime. Council, then to the LGFA in full. But the 2016/2017 annual accounts. Dog issues grow
As Waipa’s population grows so too does the number of dogs and dog-related complaints. For the year ending June 2016 a further 253 dogs were registered in the district, bringing Waipa’s official canine population to 7738. Dog complaints needing action by Waipa District Council’s animal control team rose slightly, with a 118 more complaints made compared to the previous 12 months. Nearly half (1108) of the complaints were about wandering dogs. When a dog is picked up for the first time, it is returned to the owner with a warning and is not automatic- ally impounded. There were 476 complaints about barking, with most complaints re- solved quickly once owners were aware of the issue. There were more aggression complaints about dogs last year (55 compared to 32) but fewer reported bites or attacks (84 compared to 81 the previous year). Council staff received 25 complaints about dogs worrying animals, up from eight. In all, 59 infringement notices were issued to dog owners last year, a decrease from 80 from the previous year. The small number of infringement notices reflects Waipa’s high dog registration rate and a re- registration rate of 98 per cent. Only 92 dogs were recorded as unregistered. The number of dangerous dogs in the Waipa district remains at eight. Dangerous dogs by law must be neutered, kept fenced and on a leash, and muzzled in public. But there are now more menacing dogs registered in Waipa — up from 62 to 77. Waipa District Council’s policy is that all menacing dogs must be neutered. Menacing dogs are classified based on their breed or type, not necessarily their behaviour. Most menacing dogs in Waipa have never offended. Last year, 460 dogs were impounded in either the Kihikihi or Cambridge pound. Of those, 330 were claimed by owners who must pay an impounding fee, register their dog (if unregistered) and pay any micro-chip fees. Council put down 56 dogs last year and rehomed 52. Many dogs were cared for by council staff until new homes were found. Dog issues and statistics were detailed in a report to Waipa District Council today.
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The latest addition to the Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Bri- gade fleet is nearing com- pletion, thanks to support from the community. A new 2016 Holden Colorado utility, supplied by local dealer Rosetown Holden, replaces a vehicle which was originally gifted to the brigade by Fonterra, and has been used for the past 10 years. Once complete the new vehicle will be a key part of the brigade’s response to an ever increasing and varied role in the community. Chief Fire Officer Ian Camp- bell says the brigade has already responded to over 245 calls this year, an increasing proportion of which are rescues, medical calls and other non-fire incidents. “This is expected to con- tinue as the new Fire and Emergency New Zealand replaces the current Fire Ser- vice. “That is where the new vehicle will fit in — there are some calls that don’t require a large, fully equipped fire appliance,” says Mr Campbell. “We can respond in a quicker, more efficient manner TC060916CA01 in this vehicle and keep other TE AWAMUTU Fire Brigade’s new response vehicle is welcomed by (from left) Deputy Chief Fire Officer Karl Tutty, Adam Fletcher (Waipa resources available.” Networks), Craig Sanders (Grassroots Trust), auto electrician and brigade member Deane Mark, Chief Fire Officer Ian Campbell. He says it is an international trend that emergency services management and scene safety. Day-to-day it will assist with chase and equipment. Fund- Images and Deane Mark Auto are employing smaller vehicles The vehicle carries a the logistics of managing the raising for the new vehicle was Electrical. to do a variety of tasks. defibrillator and resuscitation- large and busy brigade, includ- co-ordinated by Keith Parsons, Stage two will be the pur- The brigade continues to level first aid kit. ing transporting members to and contributions from chase of any equipment build its Operational Support As a brigade asset it will also weekly training nights. Grassroots Trust, Four Winds required over and above that team — fire fighters who play be used for fire risk manage- It is hoped that the vehicle Foundation and Waipa Net- carried by the current vehicle. more of a support role at ment tasks, such as home fire will be in service by mid- works were received. On-going support from Z incidents — and they will be safety checks, and by brigade September, and the brigade Sign writing and an electri- Energy’s Good in the Hood and some of the key users of the new members travelling to training acknowledges all those who cal fit-out are being completed Te Awamutu Library will also vehicle, assisting with traffic courses and similar events. have contributed to its pur- by local companies Alexandra assist. WHOLESALE TRADE-IN'S TO CLEAR! ALL TRADE INS COME FULLY SERVICED, REGISTERED WITH A NEW VTNZ WOF 95 NISSAN CEFIRO EXCIMO, SEDAN 94 MAZDA CAPELLA, SEDAN $25 WEEKLY Popular Model In Good Order, Multi Airbags, ABS, Alloys, $30 WEEKLY Economical, 1.8 Twin Cam 16V Engine, Towbar, Full Electrics, Spoiler, Just 1 Owner Since Imported, Automatic, Super Smooth V6 Engine, Automatic, Multi Airbags, Full Electrics, Total Nissan Reliability, Sold & Serviced Very Tidy Car Throughout, By Us, Gunmetalic Grey, One For The Looks Good In Bright Silver Metallic, Bargain Hunter! Ideal Family Car, 1st To View Will Buy! BE QUICK! SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY BARGAIN SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY NO DEPOSIT TAP $2,490 NO DEPOSIT TAP $2,990 97 MAZDA FAMILIA 04 TOYOTA FUNCARGO-X $35 WEEKLY 5 Speed Manual, Neat Looking Car With $44 WEEKLY Best Available, Sold & Serviced By Us, Low Kms, Nice Alloys, Rear Spoiler, CD Audio, Looks Stunning In Royal Blue Metallic Super Economy, Make An Ideal First Car, with Charcoal Trim, Multi SRS Airbags, ABS, Very Good Order Throughout, Nice Alloys, Full Electrics, Tinted Glass, Drives Well, A Real Credit To Its Fold Away Seats, Lots Of Interior Space, Last Owner, Must See! Look! Lovely Car Priced To Sell! 5 SPEED SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY IMMACULATE SALEPRICE DRIVEAWAY NO DEPOSIT TAP$3,490 NO DEPOSIT TAP $6,490 WEEKLY PAYMENTS BASED ON NO DEPOSIT AND A STANDARD 48 MONTH TERM WITH UDC FINANCE AND ARE ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR. CALCULATED PAYMENTS ARE AT 13.95% FEES AND INTEREST CHARGES INCLUDED. FULL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
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The epic championship darts cleaned up the triples 3-0, all-in stableford scramble. Eunice Regan Jug was won by encounter 15-8. only to see the Hunters seal Percy Kapa won the tournament Raewyn Coleman with 44 It was another high qual- their victory winning the with 38 stableford, from Edward stableford. Nett scramble winner ity division one encounter singles 10-8. Kay 37, Aaron van der Poel 35, was Annette Bryant with 73. The featuring no fewer than The spate of 180s con- Geoffrey Palacio, Jim Kirkham 34, nine-hole division was won by Ulla seven 180s. tinued in division two, Greg David Latham, Jim Dudson 33, Collins. David Bowers (2) and Chard’s maximum helping Justin Morris, Margaret Gray, Edward Kay headed Sunday’s Teko Teko buried competition leaders RSA Raewyn Coleman 32. field with a 78 gross, Bill Hawira 64 maximums for Ohaupo, Bombers pip luckless The Best of the Vets Daffodil Day nett, Graeme Bayly, Barry Ross 39 while Ken McDowall (2) and WWMC Raiders 8-7. scramble was postponed for a week stableford. Women’s winners were David Scott (2) replied in Steve Riggs’ maximum due to bad weather. Rewa Hawira with 72 nett, Jane kind for the Rockets. was a highlight of second Open midweek tournament win- Stokes 36 stableford. Bowers’ brace took his placed Rosetown Thorns’ 10-5 tally of 180s to nine in eight win over third placed matches this championship Ohaupo Tigers. Law one win Van der Poel in campaign. Scott has six to his Thorns’ No. 2 Darren credit. Adams was a stand out with It was no coincidence that 4/4 wins. away from fine golf form Scott and Bowers were the RSA Allsorts chalked up only players on either team their fourth win downing golfing double Aaron Van der Poel recording 13 to emerge with 5/5 wins for WWMC Dragons 9-6. Mike pars and five birdies in an outstand- the night. Heays was player of the night ing round of 65 at Stewart Alexander The triples were halved for Allsorts with 4/4 wins. Strokeplay champion Scott Law is Golf Club. 1-1, while Ohaupo won the TC060916FP12 Standings after 10 weeks: one win away from completing a Aaron Kelly and Ray Dearing pairs 2-1 and the singles 12-6. ROSETOWN’S Ken McDowall nailed Division I: Ohaupo 8 wins double at Pirongia Golf Club. square off in the other semifinal. In Runaway competition two 180s in the Rockets’ loss to (from eight matches), Law defeated pennants captain the Intermediate section, Gary leaders Ohaupo remain Ohaupo. WWMC Hunters 5, Warriors Dave Seager 2/1 and faces Jason Grylls plays Keith Hawtin and Ian unbeaten, having won eight 4, Rosetown Rockets 2, Yeeles in the final of the match play Coleman lines up against Grant matches on the bounce. Tungstens 1. championship. Yeeles beat youngster Easton. WWMC Hunters’ nail-biting 12-11 win over Division II: RSA Bombers 8 wins (from 10 Sean Bonenkamp 1up in their semi- Junior matches pit Bruce Warriors has seen them move to outright second matches), Rosetown Thorns 7, Ohaupo Tigers 5, final. Watkinson up against Alan Ramsey with a five wins, three loss record. RSA Allsorts 4, WWMC Raiders 3, WWMC Dragons In the Intermediates, Phillip Eyre and Dave Coupland against Dave The Warriors slip to third after coughing up loss 2. NOTE: The Tigers and Dragons have a game in defeated Steve Ryburn and meets Heta. George King will meet BJ number four. hand. 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WIN: A DOUBLE PASS
Connections featuring THREE PUB star Kiwi conductor POKER
What does it take to win one The Firkin Joy’s Place of the most coveted podium Wed 6pm Thurs 8pm positions in the world? Intelli- gence, co-ordination, inter- The Commercial pretation, top communication This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Sun 12 noon skill and great sensitivity. Council procedures. A complaint In fierce competition, UK- must first be directed in writing to the based New Zealand conductor editor’s email address. If not satisfied * MONTHLY Holly Mathieson (right) ousted with the response, the complaint may PRIZE over 300 applicants in her re- be referred to the Press Council, P.O. cent appointment as the Royal Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington Scottish National Orchestra’s 6143. Or use the online complaint form new Assistant Conductor. at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please COME ALONG Mathieson was also named include copies of the article and all TO FIND OUT MORE! by Zonta as one of New Zea- correspondence with the publication. land’s Top 50 Women of * Conditions Apply Achievement. A conductor’s job is highly ★ The Best Value In Show Business ★ POI-E G WED 10:20 & 5:30, THU 5:45, complex. They interpret the New Zealand’s Longest Running Cinema FRI 10:20 & 5:45, SAT 5:20, SUN 3:50 story behind a piece of music, ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS M WED 7:55, and then communicate the THU 8:00, FRI 5:30, SAT 7:10, SUN 5:40 emotions to the audience through expert guidance of the OUR KIND OF TRAITOR R13 TUE 7:45, orchestra. Conductors direct WED 5:40, SAT 3:10, SUN 1:40 tempo, rhythm, volume, ar- THE SHALLOWS M WED 7:50, ticulation and mood, all while THU & FRI 7:40, SAT 3:15 & 7:25, following the many instrumen- SUN 1:45 & 5:55 tal parts in the orchestral BEN HUR M TUE 5:25, WED 7:30, score! BRINGING YOU THE FINEST THU & FRI 7:20, SAT 3:00, SUN 1:30 Opus Orchestra is excited to SAT 6:45, SUN 5:15 have Holly Mathieson as their IN WORLD ENTERTAINMENT guest conductor for their Sep- CHASING GREAT G TUE 5:35 & 7:35, tember concert Connections. Kenneth Branagh Theatre Live: WED 10:00, 5:45 & 7:45, Mathieson will be ROMEO AND JULIET M TUE 6:05 THU 5:30 & 7:30, FRI 10:10, 5:25 & 7:30, conducting Mozart’s Sym- ANDRÉ RIEU’S 2016 MAASTRICHT SAT 12:45, 4:55 & 7:05, phony No. 25 in G minor,a CONCERT G TUE 5:50 SUN 11:15, 3:25 & 5:35 dramatic work full of rhythmic tension, Castro-Robinson, will also feature King. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP G BLOOD FATHER R16 and pushing the boundaries of ‘dark Connections will provide audiences FINAL WED 10:10 & 5:50 THU & FRI 5:30 & 7:50, SAT 5:15 & 7:15, emotional restraint’ typical of the a rare chance to see three outstanding SUN 3:45 & 5:45 HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE PG classical era. Kiwi musicians on the same stage and ME BEFORE YOU PG THU 5:40, Brahms’ Double Concerto for Violin we have a double pass to give away. FINAL WED 5:35 and Cello will feature Amalia Hall and The Hamilton performance is Friday, JASON BOURNE M WED 7:35, FRI 10:00 & 5:40, SAT 1:05 & 4:40, Edward King. September 16 at 8pm at the Gallagher THU 5:35, FRI 7:20, SAT 5:05, SUN 3:35 SUN 11:35 & 3:10 One of New Zealand’s foremost young Academy of Performing Arts. School violinists, Hall has won a number of children are free. SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY international competitions and has For ticketing information visit performed throughout Europe, USA and www.orchestras.org.nz New Zealand. Berlin-based King maintains a busy ■ You can enter by text (write TAC Connections, plus your name and address, concert schedule and in 2017 will be Monthly Supplement Associate Principal Cellist in the Syd- and text it to 021 241 4568) or mail (address to The Connections Competition and include Te Awamutu ney Symphony Orchestra. of the Courierr Releasing the Angel, a moving work your name, address and daytime phone PHONE 07 871 5151 by New Zealand composer Eve de number). Deadline is 5pm Friday.
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