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Firefighters Walking to health in fine form Congratulations to the three Te Awamutu Ken happy to hear life’s ticking clock on his daily walks firefighters who competed in the Scott Firefighter Combat World Challenge in BY BETHANY TIDDY Alabama last week. Ian Campbell and Deane For local man Ken Heke, walking six kilometres, doing 40 press- Mark earned admission into ups and digging graves is what his the prestigious Lion’s Den average day consists of. club for their efforts. All at the age of 80. Mr Heke has type two diabetes, Rural fun on but has made radical changes to improve his lifestyle. Friday night In 1998 he visited the Te Awa- Rural Women New mutu Medical Centre and was told Zealand is hosting an by Dr Wayne McGregor that he evening of fun and was “heading for a stroke”. fellowship at the Pokuru He then weighed 152 kilograms School Hall on Friday, and had an unhealthy lifestyle. November 4 from 6pm to “I used to drink beer all the 9pm. time and eat a lot of sugar,” he All equipment and says. material for the activities, “But I gave all that up. games and the scarecrow “I had to do something about it. competition will provided. I’d seen other people suffer.” For catering purposes Dr McGregor advised Mr register at 870 1287 or 871 Heke to “get on that road and keep walking”. 281. Eighteen years later Mr Heke weighs 95 kilograms and walks Charity quiz every day. He walks on the Parawera this Friday roads that surround his house Quibik is hosting a and is sometimes joined by one of chairty quiz night this Friday his 30 grandchildren or his dog, at the Te Awamutu Club to Hira. raise funds for Rural Hira is Mr Heke’s fifth dog I had to do Support Waikato-Hauraki and they’ve all walked faithfully Coromandel. with him attached to a leash tied something Teams of up to eight around his waist. people can participate — Mr Heke even walks on ‘ $10 each which includes the Christmas day. about it. I’d seen first drink. “I walk from Parawera to The quiz starts at 7.30pm Kihikihi to put down a ha¯ngi at other people — call Emma (871 6781) or my son-in-law’s house.” Nick (021 242 4480) for His daughter Roanna Horne suffer. details. says he is unstoppable. “Even if the Queen came to Mighty Melville visit, he’d still walk.” Ken Heke Mr Heke also built an at-home Melville Rugby Club has gym in his garage, which created Waikato Club Rugby included a treadmill, abdominal ’ TC011116BT05 history by being the first club machine and weights. TYPE two diabetes sufferer Ken Heke walks six kilometres every day with his dog, Hira, to to win four premier club “I had to change my eating improve his health. trophies in a single season. habits, too.” Their successful run He started eating smaller deep graves. betes month, Mr Heke urges tened to the advice and was began in November last portion sizes and now only He has outlived many of his others to take care of their health willing to change. year, when their club sevens drinks at special occasions. peers, with the life expectancy of “before it’s too late”. “He’s a real example to side won the Waikato Club “I didn’t want to lose too much Ma¯ori males being 73 years, “It doesn’t matter who you others.” Sevens competition in Te and go down to skin and bones.” according to Statistics New Zea- are, just start taking care of your Mr Heke says his life is “like a Awamutu. Mr Heke also takes care of the land. health, and start early.” ticking clock” and is encouraged nearby graveyards in Parawera, “I have buried all my friends.” Mr Heke’s nurse of 20 years by Robert H. Smith’s poem The digging many of the two metre- With November marking dia- Sally Davies says Mr Heke lis- Clock of Life.

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2 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu P 07 871 3069 E [email protected] 2 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 1, 2016 SALT WATER SPORTS FISHING Have your say on playgrounds KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Add ﬁ ve minutes for Raglan Harbour Parents and caregivers and the wider community are Tuesday 12.06pm being urged to have their say Wednesday 12.12am 12.33pm about Waipa’s playgrounds. Thursday 12.42am 12.58pm The council is preparing a Friday 1.13am 1.26pm longer-term strategy for Saturday 1.49am 2.02pm playgrounds, based around the Sunday 2.30am 2.52pm district’s rapid growth. It has Monday 3.17am 3.55pm already unveiled a proposal for a new destination playground in Te Awamutu, but wants NEW IN input from the community before further district-wide Assorted pliers, Hook ﬁ le plans are formalised. and Leverage cutter Community facilities manager Bruce Airey said the council is keen to ensure the right kinds of playgrounds, with the right equipment, is provided Magnetic in places that will be of most Tool Holder benefit to the community. “Across the country, councils are tending to provide fewer but better equipped Beat the Glare! playgrounds, often called destination playgrounds,” he said. “Those playgrounds New Range Sunglasses include plenty of play equipment but also things like toilets, barbecue areas, trees and tables which encourage and enable families to stay for longer. A good example is the playground at Hamilton Lake TC060911DT02 but the question is ‘is this what PIONEER Park is Te Awamutu’s newest playground. people want in Waipa’?” Waipa District Council a life-span of around 15 years The council has already had is open until November 25. already provides 27 play areas before equipment needs a big response to an online “We’ve had a lot of response Christmas IS coming....don’t throughout the district. Most replacing. playground survey, available so far but we’ve keen to get are small neighbourhood All up, the council spends on its website more. Playgrounds are an miss out - Layby Available playgrounds with limited around $70,000 each year on (www.waipadc.govt.nz). The important piece of community equipment. They need regular playground renewals and same survey has been pro- infrastructure so let’s make maintenance and usually have maintenance. vided in local newspapers and sure we get it right.”

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LOVE THE MUSIC 4 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 1, 2016 CourierTe Awamutu Youngsters work on stage Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Your community newspaper for BY BETHANY TIDDY over 100 years. More than 40 young perform- Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu ers and a group of dedicated volunteers are working together and surrounding districts. for an upcoming show, Lost in Transit CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) , to be held at the Woolshed Theatre from Novem- We welcome letters - preferably via email. They ber 4 to 6. should be under 300 words and must have the The Junior Talos group has sender’s name, address and phone number. No been meeting every week since pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be the start of the year, learning withheld in special circumstances at the discretion songs, dances and scripts in of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged preparation for the show. and may be edited, abridged or discarded. The performers, aged between eight and 16, represent MANAGER a variety of local schools. Alan Price [email protected] The volunteers are a mix of local teachers, high school EDITORIAL students, parents and members Dean Taylor (editor) of the community. [email protected] Director Donna Higham says Colin Thorsen (journalist) the group is “very spoilt” to [email protected] receive the help of volunteers. TC011116BT01 Bethany Tiddy (journalist) “I love that side of it. We JUNIOR Talos director Donna Higham working with the cast of the upcoming show. [email protected] work as a team.” Lost in Transit ADVERTISING is set in the Thailand, who is expecting a reward to the person who can costuming this year is “fantas- Dorinda Williams 1920s and follows the story of parcel. The parcel goes missing find it. tic” and the props have been [email protected] Lady Hoffman, living in and Lady Hoffman offers a Mrs Higham says the created by members of the community. Ange Holt [email protected] She says the sound system has been loaned to the group by Bookings local man Robin Mead, after the [email protected] Talos sounds system stopped CLASSIFIEDS working. Rhonda Oosterman, “It’s life-saving. It’s wonder- Tania Cortesi-Western, ful for the kids to have experi- Alanah Harvey ence using microphones. It’s a [email protected] great learning ground for the children.” DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 POSTAL ADDRESS ■ The show runs for three days 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 — Friday, November 4 and OFFICE HOURS Saturday, November 5 at 7pm Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm and 1.30pm matinee shows on PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 Saturday, November 5 and Sunday, November 6. Tickets are $5 for children and $10 for ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) TC011116BT02 adults and can be purchased *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 CAST of Lost in Transit in rehearsal for this week’s opening. from Red Red Red Interiors. Receive Gisler Architects’ Christmas TOTAL floatParade market SATURDAY coverage DECEMBER 10, NOON with the Te Awamutu Organise your business, club or Courier in 2016 group to create a float and join our Parade! NO ENTRY FEE The Te Awamutu Courier is the ONLY PRIZES FOR 1ST, 2ND, 3RD IN EACH CATEGORY publication that will get your message PLUS ONE EXCEPTIONAL FLOAT! to EVERY home in Te Awamutu and Followed by the PAK’n SAVE AFTER PARADE PICNIC surrounding areas. • GAMES • SPOT PRIZES • GIVEAWAYS The Te Awamutu Courier has been serving Te Awamutu for over 100 years, it is delivered free every Tuesday and Thursday to over 14,055 urban and rural homes throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding areas. The paper circulates to a closely developed farming district renowned for its primary production and strong commercial, ENTRY FORM ✄ farm, horticulture and secondary industries. Please tick which category you would like to enter in and email to Other regular publications are The Country, tafl[email protected] or drop off at Te Awamutu i-Site, 1 Gorst Ave, Driven and Te Awamutu Property Guide. Te Awamutu by 2 December 2016. CIRCULATION 14,055* BUSINESS CLUB SCHOOL/CHURCH GROUPS (77136 urrban, 6919 ruural) Name of Business, Club or Group: ______

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TC261115DT06A WE NEED NEW FUNDRAISER Toni Skellon is staging a high tea this Saturday to help support the Lions Cancer Lodge. DONORS WILL YOU LEND AN ARM? Te Awamutu Rugby Sports And Rec Club What do 420 Albert Park Drive WEDNESDAY 9TH NOVEMBER, 1.00pm-7.00pm THURSDAY 10TH NOVEMBER, 8.30am-1.00pm you think? Telephone 0800 448 325 or visit www.nzblood.co.nz TEXT US NOW to make an appointment - please remember your donor card or photo ID ON 021 241 4568 Download the NZ Blood Service Donor App from the App Store or Google Play today! Insert the code TAC before your message - limit Your local contact: Sue Nix 07 839 9632 or of 150 characters or [email protected] write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 0800 448 325 email: [email protected] www.nzblood.co.nz High tea for lodge

Toni Skellon has staged a number of high teas for charity in the past and says this year’s theme is all about women. “Flowers, femininity — just a real girl’s day out. “We are having a best dressed competition again — but this year we are looking for the best flower crown,” she said. “You can use fake or real flowers, full crowns, fascinators, clips with flowers, whatever — it’s all up to your imagination. “There will also be auctions, lots of spot prizes and raffles.” The high tea/lunch is at the Pirongia Memorial Hall, from 12.30-3.30pm and is a fundraiser to support the Lions Cancer Lodge. Last minute deals are now available to help fill the venue — tickets are $35, and a second ticket is $15. They are available from Mrs Skellon (ph 027 301 9315) or Mint. Police probe continues into deaths

Waikato Police are continuing their investigation into the deaths of Clare Bremner, Mona Tuwhangai and Maurice O’Donnell, who died in Otorohanga and Kinohaku last month. Waikato CIB Detective Senior Ser- geant Ross Patterson says based on enquiries to date, Police believe Clare Bremner was still alive at 4.19pm on Tuesday, October 4 and died sometime before Police were called to the family’s Cruden Avenue address in Otorohanga at approximately 8.30pm that night. Police have also received accounts that the vehicle used by Ross Bremner was seen at the Kinohaku address earlier that day. It has not yet been established what time the couple at Kinohaku died. Police are still trying to establish why Ross Bremner was at the Kinohaku address and how he got there, but based on enquiries to date have been unable to confirm any connection between this address and the Bremner family’s. “Police are continuing to interview people and further forensic results are expected in the next two weeks, which investigators hope will paint a clearer picture of what occurred. The case remains under investigation and will be subject to a Coronial in- quest,” says Mr patterson. Keith Bremner continues to improve in Waikato hospital and is being supported by his family. Police ask anyone with information on this case to contact the Operation ARCTIC team on 07 858 6200. Alternatively, information can be re- ported anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 1, 2016 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES WHAT’S HOT Work and play combined HOT ■ Ladies in the Garden Centre of Mitre 10 Mega when my daughter and I went to buy some hanging baskets and plants. Thank you for advice and help. ■ Churchills — delicious seafood chowder, bacon and mushroom risotto and friendly service. ■ Te Awamutu Medical Centre recep- tionist Jody for going the extra mile for patients. ■ Ange at Bunnings — always happy and helpful. ■ Big thank you to Chase Good at Town and Country Motors — we bought two cars from him and he was awesome. ■ Great service with a smile at Mitre 10’s Columbus Cafe. ■ Josh at Lawnmower and Chainsaw Shop for great service in a very professional manner, well done. ■ Rangi at the Matariki Motel for the wonderful clean rooms and awesome service. ■ TC011116BT06 Daniel at Noel Leeming for great OWNER of Stone Hill Horse Trek Nicole Singh with horses Blue (left) and Missy (right). advice for an octogenarian — and offer of ongoing help. Nicole Singh has always There are two guided tour through the farm with treks available in the Wai- had a passion for horses, so horse treks available every your own horses can also be kato. starting her business, Stone day and the minimum age to arranged. “I have been surrounded Hill Horse Trek, is the per- sign up is 12 years. Mrs Singh has been liv- by horses my whole life and TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. fect way to combine work For $80 horse-lovers can ing in New Zealand for more I could not imagine a better Send to 021 241 4568 and play. embark on a two-hour horse than three years and is way to share my love of The horse trek opens trek which involves stop- originally from Germany. horses.” today and journeys through ping for a rustic picnic, After getting married EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. the Owairaka valley in including German bread, this year she moved on to ■ Stone Hill Horse Trek is Send to [email protected] Pukeatua, which is home to baked by Mrs Singh. the 950-acre farm which located at 156 Perrott Rd, giant rhyolite volcanic For $50 the one-hour includes dairy cattle, sheep Pukeatua. DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. boulders, streams, rolling horse trek involves and now six horses. Contact 027 539 3444 or email hills, goats, pheasants and rounding up the cattle for Mrs Singh says her new [email protected] for Drop into our ofﬁ ce 97 Sloane Street deer. afternoon milking. A guided business is one of few horse bookings.

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Pop-folk duo Looking For Alaska is visiting Walton Street on Friday, November 4. Aaron Gott and Amy Maynard (pictured), accompanied by their band, will play a collection of original material. Their music has been described as ranging from thigh-slapping, foot-stomping folk sing-alongs, to poignant, heart-rending ballads drenched in melancholy. Looking For Alaska is touring to cel- Bird, plane? Supermoon ebrate the release of their self-titled debut album. The album was recorded at Little King- fisher Studio in Hamilton and Roundhead n Monday, November 14 we’ll be treated more technically “perigee-syzygy of the Earth- Studio in Auckland. to a special “supermoon“. This will be not Moon-Sun system“. However it doesn’t have They will share the stage with Hamilton- purchase on the night. O only the closest and brightest full moon of much interest to professionals. Even amateur based singer-songwriter Bry Louise. Doors open at 7pm. $20 tickets are 2016 but also the largest so far this century and astronomers dislike it because the Moon’s light Carl Sheridan, of Walton Street, says available now or on the night from Walton the closest full moon until November 2034. overwhelms the view of the rest of the sky. there will be food and drinks available for Street Cafe. As awesome as that sounds, we need to keep things in perspective. Let’s start with some background. The term supermoon was coined around 30 years ago but has only entered mainstream awareness in Students stunning the last few years. It’s an informal term with conflicting definitions but the common meaning is a full moon that coincides with the Moon’s The University of Waikato Conserva- ment of their teachers to lead them to the closest approach to Earth. torium of Music students have been making highest of all they are capable of. The Moon orbits Earth about once per a considerable name for themselves Te Awamutu audiences will have the month at an average distance of 384,402 km, throughout the country over the past num- opportunity to experience first hand the but its orbit is slightly elliptical, varying in ber of years. breath-taking beauty, virtuosity, commit- distance by about 50,000 km. If the Moon’s From holding the key leading positions ment and spirit-connection of the music of closest approach to Earth (known as perigee) in the National Youth Orchestra, to winning these extraordinary young people in their happens at the same time as the full moon the country’s National Concerto Competi- Showcase Concert in the Council Chambers phase, this is when we have a supermoon. In tion in five out of the past six competitions, at 7.30pm this Saturday. other words a supermoon is an unusually big full to having it’s singers place second and third Schumann’s glorious Piano Quintet and moon. Around one in every 14 full moons is a in this year’s Lexus Song Quest — New an early romantic piano quintet by Bartok supermoon. Zealand largest and longest-standing singing are flanked by beautiful solo works by The effect is that the Moon appears about 14 competition — and winning numerous Beethoven, Rachmaninov, Chopin, Mozart, per cent wider, 30 per cent bigger in area, and 3 awards in the New Zealand Aria and other Brahms for cello, violin, piano, voice. per cent% brighter than when it’s farthest away. In spite of this, after initially dismissing the national singing competitions, to repeated Come prepared to be amazed, awe-struck, Although the size difference looks impressive whole supermoon craze, many astronomers podium placings in International Instru- deeply moved and transported. If you ever in comparison photos, in reality you’d be hard have since come round to embracing it. It may mental Competitions, National Woodwind felt worried about the ‘young of today’ come pressed to see it. That’s why it was never a not have much scientific significance and it’s Competitions, PACANZ NZ Young Per- and have your heart deeply warmed by a popular phenomenon until being pushed by the arguably one of astronomy’s most overrated former of the Year Awards, and most kind of intensity of purpose, love and media in 2011 — before then it went unnoticed by phenomena (along with meteor showers), but it recently winning the Wallace Australasian passion that is rare to experience in life from the general public. does create awareness and conversation. It’s a Cello Competition... it’s an ever increasing anywhere, let alone young students. Astronomers are certainly aware of the good reminder to get outside and and take notice list of successes which bear witness to Bring your families, young and old for a supermoon. 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BY COLIN THORSEN

Te Awamutu riders Rebecca Petch and Molly Inia struck gold at the North Island BMX Cham- pionships in Cambridge. The duo spearheaded a Rosetown club team who fea- tured prominently throughout the two days of competition at Labour Weekend. Seven local riders in all made the podium, while another six made the top eight finals. Petch upset senior rivals to claim the elite women’s title. She beat off the challenges from high performance squad rider Hannah Sarten and Auck- land’s Zoe Fleming (just back from competing at the UCI World Cup in USA), winning all four races. The following day, Petch again triumphed when contesting six ‘money round’ Super Class races, finishing second in race one before string- ing together five wins on the trot. Her cousin Sarten finished second in both the elite women and super class. Inia collected her club’s TC011116CT01 second North Island title of the TC011116CT03 NORTH ISLAND champions Molly Inia meeting, winning the eight year ROSETOWN riders with their ‘top eight’ North Island plates and trophies, from left: Brooke and Rebecca Petch back at Te Awamutu girls’ crown. Penny, Reece Davidson, Emma Hughes, Mason James, Ella Daniel and Amy Davidson. BMX track on Wednesday. The young up-and-comer was in sparkling form all weekend, up in the 15 year boys’ age group, before placing second in the The unlucky rider had to be Clay Merito finished seventh, coming through four mottos on won by Cailen Calkin of Hamil- final. Mason James (14 year Cole McOnie who ended up 17-24 year age group. Saturday, a further two on ton. boys) and Amy Davidson (10 year fourth in elite men (won by world Emma Hughes (10 girls) and Sunday, plus a semi-final and Lupton recorded five wins girls) were on the pace all week- junior champion Maynard Peel) Reece Davidson (seven year final with flying colours. enroute to placing second in the end to deservedly make the despite a DNF in the fourth and girls) were other unfortunate After being beaten by NZ1 final. podium, placing third in their final race. riders to crash in their finals, Palton Taylor (Sunshine Coast) World No. 3 Cooper Merito respective age groups. McOnie crashed on the second both ending up eighth. in an earlier motto, Inia turned also placed second in 13 year James notched two wins, pro jump, on the second straight, Davidson was battling for the tables on the national cham- boys, won by Bennett Greenough three seconds and a third in on day one when featuring third and fourth at the time of pion when it mattered most in of Cambridge. qualifying, third in the semi- prominently. her crash, while Hughes parted the final. Merito was on fire, recording final and third in final. Codi Merito placed fifth in company with her bike on the Jack Lupton emulated five wins and a second in qualify- Davidson secured similar elite men and Ella Daniel fifth, 12 first jump after placing consist- Sarten’s feat, finishing runner- ing. He then won his semi-final placings over her eight races. year girls. ently high in all five other races. WHOLESALE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES SUPER SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICES - SHIPMENTS ARRIVING WEEKLY -MASSIVE SELECTION

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Emily Hayward-Morgan made a flying start to the season with a win at the Dunstan Horsefeeds TC011116CT02 Wairarapa Showjumping and TRANSTASMAN Mighty 11 BMX girls’ champions New Zealand, TC011116CT02 Show Hunter Championships in from left, Brooke Penny, Leila Walker (captain) with trophy, Caitlin NZ REP Brooke Penny in action at Te Awamutu’s Castleton Park Masterton. Flavel and Elliot Kale. BMX track. Te Awamutu’s young gun took out the FMG Young Rider Series BY COLIN THORSEN Cambridge over Labour Weekend. with her string of second placings. Tasman Trophy on that occasion. on Yandoo Lady Gold, from Nicho- The New Zealand female team Team-mates Caitlin Flavell The New Zealand Mighty 11 las O’Leary (Wanganui) and The year just gets better and won the first day 78-39 and were (Rotorua) and Elliot Kale (Tau- male team won first day 67-50 and Obeone Kanobe, with Emily better for Te Awamutu BMX rider equally dominant on the second ranga) also played their part in the held on to edge Australia 49-43 on Fraser (Bulls) and Kiwi Sunray Brooke Penny. day, winning 46-32, to retain the emphatic Kiwi victory. It was day two to wrest the trophy from third. The youngster had a dream trophy 124-71. back-to-back wins for the girls the visitors. She had further success, run, representing New Zealand in World champion Leila Walker over Australia, having triumphed The team comprised World No placing third against the ‘big guns’ the bi-annual Mighty 11s Trans- (Cambridge) led her team from the 124-71 in Sydney in June this year. 2 Jack Greenough, Tipene Ken- in the Country TV Premier Tasman clash against Australia, front, winning every race, with Penny’s solid, mid-pack results nedy (Kapiti), Maui Morrison League, won by long-time cam- held in conjunction with the World No 4 Penny clearly the were instrumental in New Zea- (Cambridge) and Tyler Cotterill paigner Maurice Beatson. North Island Championships at second best rider on either team land retaining the girls’ trans- (East City). With no-one clear in the opening round over the Heather McDonald-designed course, three combinations on four faults were Scott makes podium in Taupo MX Fest motocross run in the jump-off — Beatson on Schimmel Warrior and Conyers, Oparau international James Weekend, racing to outright vic- Saturday, registering a 2-2-1-2 claiming the final podium space. and Hayward-Morgan on AP Scott finished third in the annual tory on both days. score-card over the four races Smith won two of the four Ninja. Beatson had the last ride in MX Fest motocross in Taupo. He took his CNC Redline and ending the day nine points races and Scott won one, but it the jump-off and already led on Mangakino’s Maximus Purvis Yamaha YZ125 into battle in the clear of his closest rival, Tai- was consistency that gave Purvis Conyers with four faults, after made the most of his Labour junior 15-16 years’ 125cc class on hape’s Hayden Smith, with Scott the points advantage Hayward-Morgan’s eight.

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BY COLIN THORSEN didn’t appear out of place with the Development Squad. Pekerau Primary student All seemed to take in what Sean Smith has been selected to was being taught and implement represent International Football the lessons as intended. There Camps NZ at a Junior World were moments where things just Under 12 Tournament in Europe. ‘clicked’ and they played as more The 10-year-old’s selection seasoned players. includes attending monthly After two days of training, training camps in New Zealand 10am-4pm, the boys and the until he ventures overseas in stadium pitch were visibly June, 2017. exhausted. Te Awamutu hosted the latest It was a beneficial time for the camp as preparations for the IFC training squad and the Te Awa- Development Soccer Team’s tour mutu community in hosting such to Europe continued. an event. Te Awamutu AFC Those attending included junior coach, Ross Smith hopes previous camp winners Mirko the weekend camp will encour- Brinkmann and Nathan Rostron. age more of this type of use of our Rostron has been to Italy for a community’s facilities and show- week of training and games case what our town has to offer, earlier this year. along with giving our local kids A handful of junior players more opportunities to develop from the local club were invited TC011116SP12 and compete with children to participate in the camp, IFC head coach, Justin Palmer works with Te Awamutu’s Sean Smith (third from left) during one of the country-wide. gaining an introduction to the International Football Camps training sessions at the Stadium. “We believe we have a great Italian style of play. reserve of potential right here in IFC head coach, Justin behind the defence, however most of his ability at the right On the first day of the IFC our area and seek to encourage Palmer took charge of the train- when we put him up against time. Development team training and facilitate the full realisation ing sessions at Te Awamutu some top class defenders he “This a promising sign look- weekend at Te Awamutu, the of that potential. Stadium. initially struggled. ing ahead to January and on to pitch was looking good and well “Nearly all of the kids at this “Our goal for the weekend “A problem we have had is Europe for Sean.” manicured. However, the skies training weekend came from an was to build on the Italian under- match understanding, when to In January, 2017 Smith will opened in the morning and rain hour and a half radius of Te standing of the game, introduced use the speed and when to pass attend a week-long Juventus fell for several hours. Awamutu. There are many, at our previous camps,” Palmer back and start again. Junior Football Camp through The squad was put through many more possibilities that told the Courier. “As we worked through the IFC as part of his development. various drills and tailored educa- haven’t been tapped yet. There “The aspects of discipline, tactical plan over the weekend, The camp will be held at the tional games designed to are dreams to be dreamt and responsibility and focus are the Sean began to adjust his game Massey Sports and Rugby Insti- improve ‘team play’ and Euro- dreams to be pursued all around key to taking that next step into and used his abilities in the right tute facility in Palmerston pean pass/movement us.” playing the Italian way. moments.” North. philosophies. Lallit Rajpal, the IFC group “We must prepare like profes- Palmer said Smith is great to Palmer said IFC’s philosophy Each day was broken into two manager, said IFC want to com- sionals if we want to be competi- work with as he has the focus is to bring the Italian style of sessions — mornings geared pliment what is already avail- tive in the European youth required. football to kiwi players through towards technical training, with able in New Zealand by bringing environment.” “When you offer him an high-quality coaching. emphasis switching to appli- in the best youth coaches Europe Palmer said Smith is an instruction he latches on and “We want to provide further cation and tactics in the after- has to offer. example of what they are looking puts it into action. It was clear to opportunities for our top players noon. “Our aim of developing to do at IFC — he has a lot of see that, even after only two to experience the professional The 14 kids from the mid-to- players in the Italian way is with natural talent, attacks directly days, he had progressed in his game with our partner Juventus northern region ranged from 9-12 a view to opening new opportun- and with ‘fantastic’ speed. match understanding substan- and entrance into European years. ities for these players in the “Sean is a constant threat in tially, enabling him to make the tournaments.” Those from Te Awamutu game of football.”

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Various sizes Funeral Directors TE AWAMUTU SPORTS Phone/text 07 847 3172 FIREHAWKS RUGBY LEAGUE 027 458 2904 ROSETOWN www.rooms2go.co.nz Deaths ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING BODLEY, A1 SELF Sally (nee Scudamore). FUNERALS Date: Tuesday 15 November 2016 Time:6pm Passed peacefully on Venue:TeAwamutu Sports Club STORAGE 30 October 2016 Many sizes, good rates, surrounded by her 870 2137 AGENDA security and seven family on a lovely day access. RUKUHIA SCHOOL • Chairman’s Report • General Business WANTED sunny day. Loved wife Family Chapel Phone 871 3332 of the late David, and Catering Services ENROLMENTSCHEME2017 • Election of Executive • Financial Report SURPLUS MILK loved mother and Commitee or 027 493 3187 mother in law of Funeral Care Plans FOR CALVES Victoria and Tony, Monument Services Rukuhia SchoolIsafull Primarycatering The 2017 Annual Planning Meeting will Property For Sale Sarah and Bruce. for new entrants to Year 8. be held Tuesday 29 November at PROMPT PICK UP Cherished Grandy of 262 Ohaupo Road Te Awamutu Sports Club at 6pm. EMMA: 07 823 6095 Mat, Sam Jake, Fynn, Te Awamutu and Neave. Please rosetownfunerals.com In andout of zone expressions ofinterest OR 021 0285 2972 HOUSE bring any stories of Sally that you wish to ffor220177enrollmentts are nowbbeiing ttakken. PIRONGIA COMMUNITY Wanted to Buy FOR SALE share. Te Awamutu RETIREMENT TRUST or Exchange 116 Bockett Ave, A Celebration of Sally’s Funeral Services Please visit the school website at www. HOUSEHOLD and Te Awamutu life will be held at St outdoor furniture, Three bedroom John's Anglican For compassionate rukuhia.school.nz or contact the school AGM fridges, washing Double garage Church, Arawata and caring Service officeon843 6967 to receiveanexppression machines and houselots Street, Te Awamutu At the Pirongia Community Information cleared. Phone Alan 870 Centre and Chapel, Crozier Street. To view, contact on Friday, 4 November of interest form with the details for the 2069 or 027 870 2069. 027 274 8900 2016 at 12noon 871 5131 Wednesday 16 November 2016, 7:30pm followed by a private enrolment periods and places available. cremation. Nominations for trustees are welcome. All communications to Please phone Chairman John Lorimer CALF MILK the Bodley family, PO on 871 9884 by 14 November 2016 Classifi ed Advertising Box 137, Te Awamutu 3840. All Welcome Surplus calf Te Awamutu Funeral Alexandra House Chapel milk required HOT LINE Services FDANZ 570 Alexandra St PUBLIC NOTICE Garth & Lynette Williams of application for new On Licence Phone Nick 027 243 1333 871 5151 SHAW, SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 John Arthur. JJ’s Hospitality Group Ltd, 97 Alexandra Street, Te Stock Auctions On 29 October 2016 Celebrating Awamutu 3840 has made application to the Waipa District passed away suddenly, Licensing Committee, Te Awamutu for the issue of a new On aged 80. Beloved something? Licence in respect of the 97 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu husband of Charleen. known as Peach and Porker. Loved father and Why not place a Birthday father in-law of Marie or Wedding Anniversary The general nature of the business bar and restaurant under and Stuart the licence is Tavern. Littleworth,Teresa or Baby notice OR even a and Mike Hoefsloot, The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is (or Wayne and Glenna. is intended to be) sold under the licence are: Monday to Te Awamutu Weekly Sale Loved Grandad of Sunday 9am to 2am the next day. Shaun, Ryan, Stacey, The application may be inspected during ordinary office Te Awamutu Saleyards, Paterangi Road Luke, Sarah, Dylan hours at the office of the Waipa District Council, District Thursday, 3 November 2016 and Jayden. Licensing Committee at either 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu A funeral service will or 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge. 11.00 Cattle be held for John at 12.00 Dairy Cattle (or at completion of Alexandra House Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to Chapel, 570 Alexandra object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 Boners and Stores) St, Te Awamutu on working days after the date of the publication of this notice, Thursday, 3 November file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of 11.45 Sheep the District Licensing Committee at: 2016 at 11am. This will 12.00 Calves be followed by burial Waipa District Council at Te Waitere Private Bag 2402 Cemetery at 3pm, then Te Awamutu 3840. Further Enquiries refreshments at Te Waitere boat club. No objection to the issue of a new licence may be made in Neil Lyons 0272 235 784 or 07 855 9460 All communications to relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section Chris Ryan 105 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. 0272 431 078 or 07 871 3313 the Shaw family, PO Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 or 07 871 3316 Box 137, Te Awamutu This is the 20 day publication of this notice. This notice was Bill Donnelly 0274 932 063 or 07 873 1855 3840. Phone us on 871 5151 or first published on 1 November 2016. Te Awamutu Funeral Services FDANZ email Classifieds [email protected] 16 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, November 1, 2016 november 2016

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Strange The legend that is Jimmy Barnes is Marvel’s Doc- coming to Hamil- tor Strange ton’s Claudelands follows the story of Arena on Friday, the talented February 17 at 7pm neurosurgeon Doc- to perform Work- tor Stephen ing Class Boy: An Strange who, after Evening of Stories a tragic car acci- and Songs, — his dent, must put ego first spoken word aside and learn the tour. secrets of a hidden This unique live world of mysticism theatrical pro- and alternate mediary between the Marvel Cine- it’s clever, humor- duction is a com- dimensions. the real world and matic Universe. ous, stimulating, panion piece to the Based in New what lies beyond, Stars Benedict mind blowing, eagerly anticipated York City’s Green- utilising a vast ar- Cumberbatch and visually exciting and recently re- wich Village, Doc- ray of metaphysi- Rachel McAdams. and will be the best leased first volume tor Strange must cal abilities and We are hearing Superhero movie of his memoirs — act as an inter- artefacts to protect very good things — of 2016. Working Class Boy. The book was Hell or written entirely by Jimmy Barnes. High It tells the raw and confronting Water story of fleeing the This special live event will that helped shape him as an poverty of Scotland see Jimmy sharing stories from artist. Hell of High only to endure vio- his troubled childhood and de- The ultimate result is a Water is a lence and abuse as linquent adolescence. thumping set of great classic thrillingly good an immigrant in the It will also see him accom- soul songs from the ‘50s and ‘60s movie, a suburbs of Adelaide. panied by his musical that most of us have never heard crackerjack drama The book companions, delivering inti- before. of crime, fear, and explains what drove mate performances, of some key Backed by some of the best brotherly love, end- Jimmy to ultimately songs drawn from his earliest players on the planet, Jimmy ing in a tense final escape everything years. ventures beyond the standards showdown. via rock’n’roll and Expect lots of storytelling of trad soul and R&B to uncover It has deliberate its associated life- providing a real insight into the a selection of forgotten gems that pacing, is entertain- Toby (Pine), a The hold-ups are looking for one last style. events that shaped Jimmy’s life he very much makes his own. ing, gripping, with straight-living, part of a last-ditch triumph on the eve Fittingly, the and his music. Barnes is back and bares his gritty action and divorced father try- scheme to take back of his retirement. childhood memoir To celebrate we have a copy soul — tickets from Ticketek. dark humour that ing to make a better a future that power- As the brothers ends with an of his latest and the aptly named will satisfy. life for his son; and ful forces beyond plot a final bank 18-year-old Jimmy Soul Searchin’, the fourth and ■ You can enter by text (write TAC Chris Pine, Ben Tanner (Foster), a their control have heist to complete and the fellow mem- definitive instalment in Jimmy Jimmy Barnes, plus your name and Foster and Oscar- short-tempered ex- stolen from under their plan, a show- bers of his new Barnes’ tribute to the music that address, and text it to 021 241 4568) winner Jeff Bridges con with a loose their feet. down looms at the band, Cold Chisel, made him want to be a singer in or mail (address to the Jimmy lead this contem- trigger finger, come Vengeance crossroads where fleeing South Aus- the first place. Barnes Competition and include porary bank- together to rob seems to be theirs the last honest law tralia in the back of Soul Searchin’ is Jimmy your name, address and daytime robbing Western. branch after until they find man and a pair of a truck full of musi- Barnes searching out the people phone number). Deadline is 5pm A story about branch of the bank themselves in the brothers with cal equipment. and places and forgotten songs Friday. the collision of the that is foreclosing crosshairs of a re- nothing to live for Old and New West, on their family lentless, Texas except family col- This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting two brothers — land. Ranger (Bridges) lide. families of children with cancer.

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