Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 Magic to Sting Southerners’ Tail

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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Pin picking Monster win for welder Pinning your hopes on an All Te Awamutu welder Darryl Haworth Black win in the upcoming test has had plenty to smile about recently. series? Or are the touring Lions The long-time Fly Buys Member, who your pin-up boys? has already been to Australia using his Whichever team you are back- points, is one of two winners of Fly Buys ing, you can now wear your sup- Monster Rewards. port on your lapel – or anywhere He had been telling his Stewart and else you care to pin one of the Cavalier workmate Rene Van Niekerk new Lions Tour Collectables about the benefi ts of Fly Buys for some released this week. time. A week before the end of the Mon- And the great match-ups ster Rewards promotion Mr Van Niekerk in the coming test series are went online and joined up. not only on the fi eld. The New Back at work he told his mate of over Zealand Herald’s Offi cial Lim- 12 years he was ‘in to win’ the big prize. ited Edition Pin Collection pits But when a team of people from Fly player against player. Buys and the media turned up at work There are 31 pairs of pins to it was to break the good news to Mr collect. Each day, two new ones Haworth, and his mate was the fi rst to are released – an All Black and a congratulate him. Lion. They can be bought from In fact Mr Haworth says his congratu- selected New World supermar- lations was so boisterous another work- kets and BP service stations mate thought they were having a fi ght. nation-wide. His prize is defi nitely on the mon- Readers who clip the daily strous side, including a new Mitsubishi coupon in the Herald and the Colt Sport, two return business class air- Herald on Sunday can collect fares to London, a home entertainment each pair for $2.95. Without the package, $200 worth of groceries every coupon they’re $5.95. week for year and more. Mr Haworth says he’s looking forward to sharing his monster win, worth about Leading way $100,000, with friends and family. Te Awamutu is about to be “The prize I’ll enjoy the most will invaded by political leaders. be the return business class tickets to New Zealand First leader London. I used to live there 14 years ago Winston Peters will be a guest and two of my really good mates are still MONSTER winner Darryl Haworth (right) picked up $100,000 worth of Fly Buys prizes much to the of Te Awamutu Rotary Club on there. I haven’t decided who I’m going to delight of his good mate Rene Van Niekerk (left). 160051AD June 21 at Taylor’s Restaurant. take. I’m still enjoying the moment,” he Mr Peters will also speak at Te says. Awamutu Grey Power’s mid-win- “I’ve already bought some nice books, Support far ter meeting at WWMC. and I’m looking forward to the home en- Act leader Rodney Hide will tertainment system. be breakfast speaker for Te “I’ll have to think carefully about the Awamutu Chamber of Com- fl owers and perfume,” he says. from tame merce on July 13 at the Burchell Mr Van Niekerk says we defi nitely had Lions 2 - All Blacks 1. Pavilion. something special to celebrate at the pub That’s the call from Lions sup- that night, and Darryl shouted the beers porters Deirdre Scannell and Em- Book fair plea which was even better. met Donovan. The Irish couple from Clonakilty Te Awamutu Red Cross is It is the second time Fly Buys has cele- brated a Monster Reward. The fi rst was were easy to spot when they arrived appealing for good quality in town last week - one wearing red, second hand books, records won two years ago by a Dunedin family. This year’s promotion doubled in size the other in a rugby jersey and car- and magazines for the annual rying a huge lion. Red Cross Book Fair at Te Rapa to include two winners. The other Mon- ster winner from was Diana Trow from Their ‘tour’ began on Saturday Racecourse. The Book Fair will night at a rugby themed birthday be held on August 11-14. Wellington. Mr Haworth’s complete prize package party to watch the Lions beat Bay For more details contact Betty of Plenty and will include fi ve other McDonald at 871 4634 or Joan is: Two return business class airfares to London; $10,000 spending on a Bank of matches, including two tests and Lee at 871 5870. New Zealand Gold Credit Card; a new this weekend’s match against the Mitsubishi Colt Sport; $3,000 worth of NZ Maori in Hamilton. Stitchin’ time petrol vouchers; $200 worth of groceries Sixteen others from Clonakilty Waipa Embroiderers Guild is every week for a year; a $3,000 home (where Deidre plays her rugby and keen to recruit new members. telecommunications package; $2,000 Emmet is manager) are joining the Members meet on the fi rst and insurance package; a $5,000 home and couple on tour and have their own third Tuesday of each month at garden package; carpet to the value of specially printed supporters shirts. the Burchell Pavilion (from 7pm) $5,000; clothing, manchester and gifts to While the Lions tour was the to share their love of embroi- the value of $4,000; a new home enter- catalyst for the trip, Emmet and dery and learn new skills. tainment package worth $5,000; digital Deidre have planned to be in New They also have an occasional camera and printer dock; a $5,000 travel Zealand for at least a year, so if the special meeting on a Saturday. package to anywhere; a $2,000 electric- Lions win the series expect to hear To fi nd out more contact ity or gas credit; a $2,000 beauty and about it for some time yet! president Lorraine Brunt at 07 fragrance selection; $2,000 worth of sta- LEFT: Deidre Scannell and Emmet 843 6917. tionery and books and fl owers delivered Donovan check out a Lions guide every fortnight for a year. while in Te Awamutu. 160051BD Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU Smile...... 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Waikeria Prisoner arrested for escaping because he can tell me and I can People want that narrow and from custody while appearing in Te Awamutu ask them if they mind if we either dangerous part of Vaile Street District Court. Thursday, June 2: $6.90 shift or cut down a couple to com- made safer for vehicles and pe- Man arrested for assaulting a female with a plete a process this community destrians. BUTTER CHICKEN asked for. weapon. Retired solicitor Roger Swar- Burglaries: Cameron Avenue residence. DJ Reid is wrong, however, to as- brick, who used to act for the Te OR THAI CHICKEN sume the plan is simply to provide Playstation 2 stolen. Finch Street residence. i- ( E n d s S u n d a y 1 2 t h ) Awamutu Borough Council, told Pod and wallet stolen. Credit card from wallet more parking for the Te Awamutu me developers were given per- Medical Centre. used in Auckland. mission to build that road below Friday, June 3: O p e n T u e s -SS a t 1 1 a m -88 . 3 0 p m If he, and others, had read Gary standard width because it was not Derbyshire’s letter, they would Man arrested for EBA. S u n 4 p m -88 . 3 0 p m a major thoroughfare. Theft of a trailer from Corboy Earthmovers know the public has made several If we accept the need for the ring submissions to the Te Awamutu reported. O R D E R S PH O N E road, then we accept the road by Burglary of Owairaka Valley property Community Board over several Anzac Green needs to be widened years relating to the area of Vaile reported. Waterblaster stolen. 870 2909 to meet the standard. Man apprehended for driving while Street and Anzac Green. As I have stated before, I think forbidden. Car impounded. 115 Hazelmere Cres, Te Awamutu 160TC054-05 People want safer access to the the proposed plan goes too far, but Saturday, June 4: Medical Centre. I would not like to see the project Arrests: Man for EBA. Licence suspended for That’s fair enough - when they stalled at this stage, simply modi- 28 days. Woman for U20 EBA. go there they are usually sick or fi ed to meet the needs of the ma- Theft of a spare wheel cover from vehicle injured. LOWEST PRICES jority. parked at The Warehouse carpark reported. People want vehicles kept off The area of Anzac Green that Sunday, June 5: GUARANTEED Anzac Green. remains will still be substantial Arrests: Man for intentional damage to The Community Board agrees considering it is a passive recrea- Information Centre window. Man for EBA. and has been asking for action tional reserve. Theft of a freestyle bike from vehicle parked CURTAINS • BLINDS since the pools were demolished. at Te Awamutu Events Centre reported. People want the ring road con- DEAN TAYLOR Select from the vast range of Burglary of Sinclair Terrace residence cept that was started some time Te Awamutu Community Board reported. Appliances and cosmetics stolen. local and imported ago, completed. Chairman curtain fabrics in Intentional damage to Te Awamutu Bowling our Mobile Club greens reported. Showroom Victim Support is available in Te Arapuni Dam road closed for year Awamutu through Te Awamutu Police. The road across the Arapuni Dam take approximately one year. will be closed from approximately “The road across the dam will be •Free measure and quote June 27 and traffi c will be diverted closed during this time. •Trained professional Consultants to an alternate route, while Mighty “This work is aimed at fi xing Fire Brigade notebook •Appointment to suit •Quality guaranteed River Power begins a programme of minor seepage that was fi rst identi- Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has at- SPECIAL COMMERCIAL RATES work on the hydro dam. fi ed in 1929 and is part of an ongo- tended the following matters since last week: The alternative route will see traf- ing programme to ensure all the Monday, 4.46pm. Motor vehicle crash, Ohaupo Special discounts for VIP customers fi c utilising the original Powerhouse Company’s generation facilities are Road. Our consultant now services Te Awamutu on a Road, which runs from the western maintained to very high operational Tuesday, 3.48pm. Private fi re alarm, Alexandra Tuesday each week side of Arapuni Dam and rejoins standards,” said Mr Williams. Street. FOR AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE Arapuni Road just east of the Ara- The Arapuni Dam will continue Wednesday, 7.54am. House fi re, Maori Point puni village. to operate in a normal manner and Road. Mighty River Power’s general electricity generation will not be af- Friday, 9.20pm. Fire on road, Pollard Drive. manager external affairs, Neil Wil- fected. Mr Williams said the minor Saturday, 12.43am. Rubbish bin fi re, Alexandra

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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 Magic to sting southerners’ tail

By Colin Thorsen Any thoughts that the Magic players would be wrapped in cotton wool before Friday night’s National Bank Netball Cup fi nal were soon dispelled at the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre on Saturday. The Magic put the pedal to the metal from go to whoa thrashing a New Zea- land Selection (by 20 goals), including Silver Ferns Vilimaina Davu, Anna Scarlett and Maria Tutaia, and members of the New Zealand U21 team bound for the World Youth Cup. Magic coach, Noeline Taurua said it was an excellent build-up to the fi nal against the Southern Sting in Inver- cargill. “It was one of the best preparations we could have possibly had. “We built up a sizeable lead in fi rst quarter but didn’t get things all our own way thereafter - it was a really good hit out.” To help prepare shooters Irene van Dyk and Anna Senio for a physical fi nal, Taurua asked the umpires not to penalise the opposition defence. The aim of Taurua’s innovative idea was “to let the play go a little bit and see how the players reacted under pressure”. “It was real physical that end, with New Zealand Selection team defend- ers Davu and Scarlett taking full advantage of the umpiring leniency.” CLASSIC SHOWDOWN: The New Zealand Selection’s world class defender The Magic shooters were given a Vilimaina Davu keeps the best shooter in world netball, Magic’s Irene van torrid time but coped admirably. Dyk on her toes at ASB Bank Stadium, Te Awamutu on Saturday. 160053BD “It’s what we’re going to come up Magic fans turned out in force, tak- But Taurua was ever the diplomat against in the fi nal,” said Taurua. ing the opportunity of one last chance after all the controversy last week over It is hard, however, to imagine the to watch their team in action at home Netball New Zealand taking the home Sting defence being any more physi- in Te Awamutu. advantage for the fi nal away from the cal and intimidating than Davu and The Sting will host the fi nal for the Waikato-Bay of Plenty side. Scarlett were with their free ‘licence seventh straight year after they beat Always one to turn a negative into to kill’. Northern Force 47-44 in Auckland on a positive, the Magic coach said “the Taurua played her starting seven Friday night. Sting have been champions for six ENERGETIC DEFENCE from Magic GK Casey for the fi rst four quarters and then The result was a cruel blow for the years, so it’s right that we have to go Williams on the New Zealand Selection GS gave her bench a run for an extra 15 Magic because they should be hosting down there to take the cup from them Maria Tutaia (Diamonds) at the Trust Waikato minutes in order to give the entire the fi nal after emerging top qualifi ers and I’m confi dent we can do it.” Te Awamutu Events Centre. 160053AD squad valuable game time. from round-robin play. Continued page 7.

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Are you the Waipa’s champion couch potato? If so, you’ve now got the chance to prove it. Entries are now open for The Selectrix Classic Hits Couch Potato Competition, which starts on June 30. Contestants will be set up on a lounge in the windows of both the Te Awamutu and Cambridge Selectrix stores, with the simple task of staying awake for as long as possible. The contestants will have a television to watch and regular but short breaks, with food supplied by local eateries, but outside these times they must remain seated. However, if they fall asleep, they will - in the best traditions of reality TV - be eliminated from the competition. The fi nal person awake between the two stores will be declared the winner. While there will be regular pee breaks, it won’t be for the methamphetamine variety, with artifi - cial stimulants off limits. Store owner Joe Scaramuzza said the competition had been done in New Zealand before, but certainly nothing like it in Te Awamutu, as far he was aware. While the previous competition had seen contestants battle on with drooping eyes for about three-and-a half days, he expected four days would be the limit for anyone’s powers of endurance - no matter how much they wanted a new TV. Entry forms are available from Selectrix stores in both Cambridge (Duke Street) and Te Awamutu (Alexandra Street), with entry restricted to residents of either town. There’s room on the couch in Cambridge for about 10 people, while the Te Awamutu window can hold about six. Contestants will be selected in conjunction with Classic Hits. The prize pool so far is yet to be confi rmed but is hoped to top $10,000 and will include a $2000 bed package, and $3000 television. The competition starts on Thursday June 30, with live radio crosses to the contestants and plenty of other activities in the two stores. Magic aim to repeat ‘trick’ From page 3. Magic ended the Sting’s four-year unbeaten home record last month with a 56-42 walloping in the round-robin. The Waikato-BOP team will have their fi nal training session in Invercargill on Thursday before the fi nal. “Our preparation’s not too bad at this stage, even though we had the rest (bye) in between,” said Taurua. “Everyone is fi t and well and buzzing with ex- citement approaching their fi rst ever fi nal. “I just have to make sure they don’t get too hyped, too soon.”

017tc018/02 160TC004/05 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PAGE 7 Blind Achiever enjoying independence By Grant Johnston week (June 6-12). methods to be understood. Helen Davies lost her eyesight When the Courier last spoke Helen says she is enjoying the and much of her mobility in a car to Helen she was living at home independence living in town in accident, but no-one will ever with her parents in Ohaupo, but her own home allows her. take away her sense of humour for the past eight months she has She loves attending Bruce’s or determination to live the best lived in Te Awamutu. Fitness Centre and Riding for life she can. With the support of ACC she the Disabled in Kihikihi every Helen featured in the Courier has 24-hour care, provided by Tuesday. With assistance from in November, 2001 after being fi ve caregivers rostered on at dif- her helpers, Helen frequently awarded the Blind Achiever’s ferent times. visits friends and the park, as Award for Sport (having com- The 34-year-old is blind, large- well as clothes shops. pleted the 5km section of Hamil- ly wheelchair bound, has limited For further information about ton Millennium Marathon). use of only one arm and hand, head injuries contact Waikato And she’s back today to help and because of limited speech Head Injury Society at 07 839 highlight head injury awareness relies on unique communication 1191 or email www.whis.nz.org Women’s Institute seeks members King Country Federation of Pahu. and charitable work,” Mrs Coyne Women’s Institute is keen to re- The meeting was offi cially says. cruit new members. opened by the Mayoress of Project for the coming year is “I’m sure there are many ladies Otorohanga, Jo Williams. She the Arthritis Society. in Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te spoke on her duties and how it is Recent community projects Kuiti and surrounding districts necessary for people sometimes have included the purchase of who would benefi t from joining to move out of their comfort two wheelchairs for Hospice, Women’s Institute,” says Jean zones and extend themselves. master tape for a talking book Coyne of Pirongia WI. Good Service Badges were pre- for the Society for the Blind, tel- ‘There is a perception that sented to Betty Hargreaves, Te evision and video trolley for the we are all elderly, but although Awamutu WI and Dawn Mona- Burns Unit at Waikato Hospital. many of our members are retired han of Kio Kio WI. Guest speaker for the an- they are all very active ladies. Loyal certifi cates were pre- nual meeting was Sue Ford of Younger women are most wel- sented to Helen Henderson, Te Pirongia, a teacher for 30 years come to join. 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PAGE 9 160TC036/05 Manufacturer moves closer to markets Bramsen Bramsen Manufacturing has a new home in Bruce Berquist Drive after two Manufacturing ltd years operating in Otorohanga. The business specialises in tool and die making, injection moulding, metal pressing, light and precision engineering. Tool and Die Owner Tony Bramsen completed his engineering apprenticeship in Zimbabwe Making before establishing his own business in South Africa. He manufactured steel and plastic components, as well as designing and manufacturing items for caravans and Injection Moulding homes. However, he felt South Africa’s economy wasn’t conducive for small businesses, and Metal Pressing so in 2001 the family emigrated to New Zealand, bringing most of the machinery to start a new business here. The Bramsens initially settled in the Light and Precision Hawke’s Bay, then headed to Otorohanga, where Mr Bramsen and his son Karl starting working from Progress Park. Engineering However, Mr Bramsen says Te Awamutu is closer to his markets and shifting here would allow more room for his machinery Development in the larger premises. OWNER Tony Bramsen works on a slide for a tool sharpening machine in his “After three shifts, with all this machinery, I don’t plan to move again.” Bruce Berquist Drive workshop. Engineering Mr Bramsen says Te Awamutu has a Many of the other items he makes, such extensively there, but for some reason they shortage of industrial and commercial as plastic saddles to secure wiring to the haven’t caught on in New Zealand yet.” space and it took some time to fi nd a suit- walls, are widely used in homes and busi- Bramsen Manufacturing is an independ- able premises. nesses. ently owned and operated specialist engi- TONY BRAMSEN His new base (210 Bruce Berquist Drive) One product he would like to see de- neering fi rm. 210 BRUCE BERQUIST DRIVE is next to Courier Sharpening and the busi- veloped in New Zealand is a lightweight Mr Bramsen is happy to discuss engi- nesses have proved to be complementary. advertising frame that was a big seller for neering or manufacturing requirements 870 6306 OR 021 103 2540 Mr Bramsen has worked on a number of him in South Africa. with new clients. Call into the workshop at items for the neighbouring fi rm that spe- “Large businesses, breweries and com- 210 Bruce Berquist Drive or contact him cialises in blade and tool sharpening. panies like Coca-Cola used these frames (ph 870 6306 or 021 103 2540). RECYCLED RIMU FURNITURE KITCHENS, JOINERY ALUMINIUM & FURNITURE JOINERY SPECIALISTS Phone 07 870-2455 Visit our Showroom Anytime Fax 07 870-5056 Native Timber Laminations Ltd. 92 Bruce Berquist Dr Murray Bowe Mobile 021 763-406 N.T.L. Phone 871-6188 50 Jack Russell Drive, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu Milking Machine Co Ltd ● Glass ● Glazing ● Re-glazing ● Cat doors ● ● ● Perspex Table tops Mirrors The Choice for Total Performance Terry and Shirley Hoyes Distributors of most leading 50 Jack Russell Drive, Te Awamutu brands of milking and pump equipment Milker, Refrigeration & Water Divisions Phone 07 871-4655 24/7 - Phone 871 6781 Mob 0274 906-381 Fax 07 870-5056 Office and Workshop Bond Rd, Te Awamutu

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PAGE 15 PH: 871 3100 496 OHAUPO RD, D-day for Gibbes TE AWAMUTU Russ By Colin Thorsen Rural Water Supplies • Domestic Plumbing Pool & Spa Supplies • Dairymaster Milking Machines Water Services The Waikato rugby fraternity will be keep- ing their fi ngers crossed CompleteComplete TrenchingTrenching ServicesServices that their favourite son Jono Gibbes is passed • Late Model Ditch Witch • Cable Laying fi t to captain the New Trencher 45Hp Zealand Maori against • Fast, effective, competitive the British and Irish • Design and installation of • Complete project services Lions. water and effluent systems Gibbes will be put through a stringent fi t- • Upgrade of existing ness test this morning

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Rain forced the cancellation of last (Pir) 38, C Gordon 34, N Evans, B Mulholland of Steve Vincent, with transmission servicing. Petrol/diesel servicing. Engine tune-up’s. Brake week’s scramble. 33, P Morgan 32. Ladies: T Tapu 31 stabl- Paul Parsons a further repairs. Timing belts. Free quotes. “ Grant Cotterell enjoyed a profi ta- eford. G Quarrie 76 net. four targets in arrears ble weekend, fi nishing runner-up to third. Meredith with 40 points on Sunday, Bryant pips Reakes Krippner took out the Call in and see me for your vehicle needs. and winning Monday’s stableford The annual Sharon de Thierry golf High Gun for the day. “Honest, reputable advice, we stand by our work. again with 40 points. tournament at Pirongia attracted 70 Parsons won the A GRAEME GULLIVER Midweek, sponsored by Timmos Timber & starters from 11 clubs. grade trophy match Hardware: from Krippner and Vin- Gross: L Palmer 78; net: B Russ 68, L Te Awamutu’s Hazel Bryant won Quarrie 73, S Ashford 74. Stableford: K Tuuta the overall gross with 85 on a count- cent, while president 35, W Mitchell 33, D Heta 32, A Te Ao 31. back from Pirongia’s Jillian Reakes. Richard Smith took Twos: D Heta, B Russ. Division 1, gross: J Reakes (Pir) 85, N Mul- fi rst in the B grade, fol- Sunday, sponsored by WD Construction: ligan (PPA) 87, M Smith (Kawhia) 87. Net: B lowed by Harry Shaw 146TC034/05 Stableford: R Meredith 41, G Cotterell 40, S Staples (Pir) 71. and Jeremy Flay. Dempsey, B Mulholland 37, S Malpas, J Hol- Division 2, gross: M Murdock (PPA) 93, P Other results, possibles. PHONE 871 3079 linshead 36, D Heta 35, B Pepperell, G Cox, L Johnson (TA) 95, M Cavanagh (TA) 95. Net: 10 Eyeopener: P Parsons, Douglas, M Kennedy 34. R Mellar (Horsham Downs) 73. Division 3, S Vincent, P Krippner, G Wal- 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. www.wilksbrooke.co.nz Nearest pin 18th, sponsored by TA Tyre gross: G Kelman (HD) 103, N Graham (Pir) lace, A Young. 14 Gymcrack: Centre: G Quarrie. 106, S Young (Pir) 106. S Vincent, P Krippner.

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PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 One hurdle to go girls 1993 Renault TXE Auto, p/s, stereo, NZ new, alloys etc. $4,500 1990 Toyota Surf SSR 5 speed, p/s, electrical windows, towbar, alloy wheels, etc. $5,995 INSPIRATIONAL coach Noeline Taurua gets a dress-rehearsal for her National Bank Netball Cup final team talk during a break in play at Te Awamutu Events Centre on Saturday. 1600517AD Magic beat a New Zealand Waipa District is represented obtain tickets has until mid- No or Low Deposit TAP

Selection by 20 goals in a warm- in the fi nal by captain Amigene day today to contact Calder & 160TC055/05 up match for Friday’s, 7.30pm, Metcalfe of Cambridge, Te Pa- Lawson House of Travel on (07) fi nal against Southern Sting in hu’s Laura Langman (pictured 856 9009. Invercargill. second from left, back row) and Friday’s return fl ight to Inver- Maurice Hall Motors The Waikato-Bay of Plenty Karla Sutton of Te Kawa. cargill will take off from Ham- LMVD franchise team are out to create Waipa mayor Alan Livingston, ilton and pick up passengers in LYON STREET, KIHIKIHI ROAD. PH 871 8881 history by winning the symbol a Magic board member, says the Tauranga. of netball supremacy in New district is behind the team 100 The airfare, match tickets and Zealand for the fi rst time. per cent. transport to and from the game Magic have enjoyed having Magic supporters have a in Invercargill cost $385. the Events Centre as their chance to get to the fi nal on All ticket holders will go into training base this year and Te a 136-seat aircraft which has a draw to win a king size bed, Awamutu residents have taken been chartered to Invercargill. sponsored by Sleepyhead. them to their hearts. Any supporter wishing to TV One is covering the fi nal. Cogs Menz hit winning form Cogs Menz premier netball by one goal but it was too little, relegation round beating Bailey team secured their fi rst points too late. Ingham Wanderers 44-34. of the season beating Pirongia Kawau Tigers must have Bailey Ingham Wanderers Meateaters 41-38. fancied their chances against were only three goals in arrears The win could not have been College Open A. most of the game, only to see TAS more timely for a Cogs Menz After being four goals in arrears Ecolab run away with it in the side who had struggled to fi nd at both quarter and halftime, fi nal quarter. consistency and suffered some they had their noses in front by REP TEAMS huge losses. the end of the third quarter. Under 17: Kylie Chatfi eld, Vanessa They will take heart from But this College side is proving Chatfi eld, Donalda Paekau, Elias a much improved allround a hard nut to crack. Shadrock, Cynthia Matchett, Lauren performance at the ASB Bank Tigers slender lead was soon Webb, Jasmine Emery, Kate Powell Stadium at Te Awamutu Events whittled away as the students (College), Tracey Buckley, Natalie Curnow (TAS Sports). Coach: Wendy Heta Centre. upped the tempo, cashing in with Under 15: Charlie Shepherd, Rachel Diane Cox reports that, after goals from several turnovers to Shepherd, Shiralee Baker, Harmony the scores were all tied up at win comfortably 49-42. Borrell, Ngatini Turea, Casaia Muraahi, quarter time, Cogs Menz took the Cogs 1 led throughout their Jessie Kingi, Kerry Cable-Dixon, Nina initiative to lead by four goals at match against Marist Weka. Singh (College), Erana Severne (Marist). Coach: Dee Ryan. halftime. Their 56-51 win denied the Under 15 Development: Sam Sinnett, Amanda Coupland (GK) and opposition any points from the Cody Harris, Kelsie Reynolds, Catherine Megan Sanders (GD) were game. Peake, Alyssa Foster, Katrina McAlpine, tireless in their pursuit of the Despite the absence of some Stacey Sharp, Lace McCool (College), loose ball. key players, Cogs 1 kept their Brooke Wenn (TAS Sports). Coach: Deb- bie Wenn. The defensive duo created composure and played some very Year 8: Hannah Curnow (Korokanui), many turnovers and forced the intelligent netball. Hana Bryant, Kate McLaughlin, Tayla long shots which they often Marist Weka were slow to Muraahi, Lana Maughan, Paige rebounded. adjust to some of the umpiring Rehua, Jorja Tarrant (TAS Sports), In the mid court, Karla Mitchell calls. Tayla MacLennan, Kirsty Osborne (WA) and Sonia Furniss (C) found Forcing the long ball into (Intermediate) Robyn Tuck (Pirongia). Coach: Karen Curnow. the shooting duo of Kathryn shooting circle became their Year 7: Lesha Lewis (Parawera), Hewitt and Amanda Braun with undoing and the gap was out to Morgan Matchett, Mikayla Heke, Raven quality feeding. eight at three quarter time. Torea (Intermediate), Sarah Te Whare Pirongia managed to keep in A more settled fourth quarter (Korokanui), Caitlyn Poole, Krystal Kahura touch but were unable to reduce saw them reduce the defi cit to (St Pat’s), Nicole Williamson, Arian Cable- Dixon, Te Ramarihi Heke (TAS Sports). the four goal defi cit by three- fi ve goals. Coach: Rache Williamson. quarter time. TAS Ecolab notched up their These teams have their fi rst tournament They did win the last quarter fi rst win of the promotion- at Te Awamutu courts on Sunday. DRAINAWAY PRODUCTS MAKES DRAINAGE EASY!

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Member of Griefcare and FDANZ 076TC206/05 0800 142646 16th June 2005 Chapel Drive - For more information phone NOW 14COIN 7.30pm Brian 870 2287 - Office 871 8667 All residents welcome PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS or text name and ph no. to (021) 318-040 PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

KICK START TO SCHOOL ALCOHOLICS 100 YEARS INCREDIBLE Mrs Edna L Bedford PERSIMMON - For all children turning 5 this year! ANONYMOUS June 10, 1905 - 2005 INDIA SPRAY FREE EVERY THURSDAY 1.20pm - 2.30pm If you want to A travel destination Pick your own drink, that’s your A weekly class for any 4 year old child business 9.30am - 4.30pm starting school this year. FIRST AID Free Seminar IF YOU WANT TO $6 grocery In addition to Kindergarten, Kohanga Reo, COURSE June 15 - 7.30pm bag STOP, THAT’S OURS Day care or Pre-school, to help make a NZQA Units At 263 Tawhiao Street Phone 871-4072 Te Awamutu No children smooth transition to school easier and or 870-3463 6400 6401 6402 picking thanks Contact Helen enjoyable for all concerned. PO Box 194 OSH Recognised 867 Arapuni Te Awamutu Phone 871-7366 We will: June 15 & 16 Road, Parawera Take part in early reading and math activities Edna and Family invite in Te Awamutu Phone 872-7713 friends and well wishers to DUTY CHEMIST before coming Give parents ideas as to how they can help Attend one day course JUMBLE their child at home share the occasion and or the two day refreshments at the Lyceum MARSHALLS workplace course Give an introduction to school Clubrooms Bank Street at PHARMACY Meet a school buddy (a mate for when they Book now phone SALE 2.00pm. Saturday June 11 start school) SATURDAY 0800 RED CROSS Te Awamutu “Your presence but no June 11, 2005 Presbyterian Church Have lots of fun presents please” 9.00am to 1.00pm 80 Mutu Street Continuing Enrol now at our Kick-Start to School Programme! All communications Phone 871-6152 Kihikihi School Education to RW & N Bedford SUNDAY June 11 341 Bank Street, June 12, 2005 Council Carpark Group Te Awamutu 10.30am to 12.30pm Saturday, June 11 8.30am to 11.00am Phone Phyllis 871-4811 BOXING PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Bill Hodge TOURNAMENT Constitutional Lawyer

Auckland Te Awamutu Sports Club, HEALING & RAPE Albert Park Drive CRISIS CENTRE Monarchy or Republic Saturday June 11, - Your choice Starts 2.00pm Doors open 1.30pm PROVIDES FREE Wednesday, June 15 OTOROHANGA DISTRICT COUNCIL at 9.30am Adults - $8 For survivors of sexual abuse and their friends, families and community CLOSURE OF ROADS TO ORDINARY Waipa Workingmens Club Children (U15) - $2 VEHICULAR TRAFFIC Albert Park Drive Family Concession - $20 Counselling Support group Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic $2 ~ ALL WELCOME Enquiries to Ginny: 870-3240 Advocacy Art therapy group Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice is Prevention and awareness programmes hereby given that for the purpose of allowing BUSINESS SUPER 91 Albert Park Drive ~ phone anytime 871-8132 Dunlop Targa NZ to hold their Targa DEALS Tauranga Motoring Event, the following Sponsored by New Zealand Community Trust roads will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic for the period indicated hereunder: AIR FILLS SUNDAY JUNE 12, 2005 ON site filling. Spence Marine phone 871- STAGE 6 - AROHENA (Mangare Road) 7711. MANGARE ROAD from its intersection with LOOK WHAT WE HAVE!! Rotongata Road, to its intersection with DON COSSACKS BRAKE servicing, Pukewhau Road and Huirimu Road. Stuart Law Ltd. Saturday July 2 at the Founders Hamilton 333 SLOANE STREET PUKEWHAU ROAD from its intersection with Phone 871-6426. DON GIOVANNI OPPOSITE SUPER LIQUOR Mangare and Huirimu Roads to its intersection with Waipapa Road, (by the CARAVANS & Tuesday July 19 The Veterinary Centre has now purchased the Veterinary Plus practice at Kihikihi Arohena Hall) TRAILERS 1.00pm matinee at Aotea Centre Auckland Includes intersection(s) with: Landing Road, previously owned by Ross Milne. VIENNA BOYS CHOIR No Exit. Although the Kihikihi clinic will be closed as CARAVANS wanted, Monday July 25 Period of above closure: 12.15pm to 4.15pm from June 1, 2005, The Veterinary Centre at 10 - 30 ft, any condi- at the Founders Theatre Hamilton STAGE 7 - AOTEAROA ROAD tion, anywhere, will 333 Sloane Street is pleased to offer all KAHOREKAU ROAD from its intersection travel. Up to $10,000. ISLA GRANT Veterinary Plus clients the excellent facilities Phone Steve (027) with Waipapa Road to its Waipapa Road, (by 622-0011. Thursday August 4 and services of a registered “Best Practice” the Arohena Hall) at Founders Theatre Hamilton Veterinary clinic. Includes intersection(s) with: Aotearoa Road, WORLD OF WEARABLE ARTS To simplify the change-over for you we now No Exit PETS September 23-25 at Wellington hold all relevant information relating to your Period of above closure: 12.45pm to 4.45pm pets or farm animals. GERMAN Shepherd TOURS During the proposed periods of closure, the pups for sale. Fe- We have clinics in: following provision will be made for ordinary males. Reg breeder. South Island - July 4 - 17 Te Awamutu - Sloane Street, opposite vehicular traffic. Phone 871-1998. Perth - September 17 - 28 Super Liquor, Persons will be allowed through in the JACK Russell Puppies. Norfolk Island - November 23 - 30 event of an emergency or necessity. Otorohanga - 9 Wahanui Crescent near the Purebred, great Plus lots more - this is only a sample of railway station It will be an offence under the above catchers of mice, rats, regulations for any person otherwise than rabbits and opossum. what we have to offer you and in Hamilton at the Glenview Shopping Centre. under authority of an authorised permit, to Excellent companions, Phone 871-6373 mobile (021) 951-786 use the roads for ordinary vehicular traffic very intelligent and Please call into the clinic nearest you and NOT “yappy” dogs. Email: [email protected] during the period of closures. check our website: www.keytravel.co.nz meet our friendly team. $400. Phone 871- IA GOODEN 9771. ENGINEERING MANAGER

Plus new Half Marathon event, 21.1km Sunday June 19, 2005 Sponsored by McEntee Hire, Te Awamutu Start and finish at Te Awamutu Marist Rugby Club, Park Road, Te Awamutu ½ Marathon walkers start: 8.00am ½ Marathon runners & 16km walkers: 9.00am 16km runners & all 8km start: 9.30am Entry fee before June 3, $20 ~ Late entry / on day, $25 Sponsored prizes, Spot prizes 21st Anniversary medals to all entrants Enquiries 871-5022 a/h

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PAGE 19 VEHICLE PARTS FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY GARAGE SALE GRAZING WORK WANTED FOR SALE AVAILABLE BEDROOM suite, FLAT 1/340 Goodfel- CARPET. Phone Ultra Clean 871-6662. TOWBARS dressing table with POSSUM FUR low Street. Saturday 4th. Not before Mufflers large mirror, one Basically Bush Limited 9.00am. HAYLAGE CHIMNEY Roof Racks large set drawers, two Baby Bales A1 Chimney cleaning, bedside cabinets, good Paying $75/kg Bull Bars (Conventional size) professional, friendly Phone: (07) 870-6255 condition, $380. Buying at Te Awamutu Rose Gardens WILL DELIVER service. Phone 871- 225 Rickit Rd, Te Awamutu Phone 870-1365. Saturday 18 June, 2005 GARAGE Phone 871-6937 4244 or (021) 664-367. SALE STERLING COMPLETE cleaning CARPET approx 50m², 1.30pm - 2.30pm HARVESTING VEHICLES FOR reasonable order, service. Phone Ultra Phone (07) 345-6313 / (027) 274-1152 Clean 871-6662. SALE $500. Phone 871- Red Cross Hall, 6172. Redoubt Street. LUCERNE and grass ELECTRICIAN LIVESTOCK WANTED Saturday June 11, 2005 silage, top quality. 70s 80s 90s FIREWOOD, 5m³ ELECTRICIAN 9.00am Phone Peter (027) CAR PARTS $160, 10m³, $290. 472-4186. CHRIS MYLCHREEST Good quality clothing, Used car parts, tyres Phone (07) 878-5242 bric-a-brac, cake stall etc. CHRIS MYLCHREEST or (021) 617-349. 181 Bruce Berquist Drive Donations of Saleable SPACE available for items welcome. 100 heifers or similar FOR: Phone 870-2200 FIREWOOD for sale, New Installations Contact Secretary: by experienced 2m³ from $80, free de- grazier. AH and bulls Maintenance ISUZU Bighorn livery to Te Awamutu Betty McDonald, Plaisir, 1996, 3.1 Phone: 871-4634 supplied. Phone (07) Repairs and Kihikihi. Phone Greenlea 877-8677 or (021) 258- turbo diesel, manual, PREMIER MEATS LIMITED Please come to our seven seater, white, 871-7711, a/h 871- 947. Phone 871-2914 8707. garage sale to help Mobile moderate kms, tinted Red Cross to help you. WANTED (027) 496-7849 windows, towbar, FRIDGE - freezers, all BUSINESSES FOR bullbar, $10,000 ono. sizes and prices. Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer MARKET Cambridge SALE Phone (0274) 766-590 Lions, “Trash and or (07) 873-7346. Phone 871-5623 Sec- Treasure”. Main FIX THOSE ond Hand Market. PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL GARAGE/ annoying window MITSUBISHI Lancer, street, Cambridge. Sunday June 12, and door 1997, 2 owners, mint KENT gas heater with JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER WORKSHOP problems NOW! condition, lady driver. 8.00am - 12.30pm. cylinder. $99. Phone 4 bay, with hoist $5900 ono. Phone A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 Come and see the 870-3033. specials at the Lions Mainly WOF & servicing 870-2500. PULL out sofa bed, Bric-a-brac stall, don’t Excellent lease term available $50, lounge carpet, miss out on these 0800-25-25-00 bargains. Reasonable rent cream, offers. Phone Lots of potential for 871-5191. RED cross garage sale further development in Red Cross Hall. Great Owner moving to Rotorua. FLY SCREENS SAVE $500 Saturday June 11, & DOORS 2005 at 9.00am. Good Enquiries contact: & DOOR S Tyres! On Crown mobility Jim Anderson - Te Kuiti scooters. Now $2950. quality clothing, bric- SECURIITY DOORS Divisions of Allied Farmers Limited a-brac, cakes etc. Phone (07) 878-6660 Great For June and July & WIIN DOWS only. Phone Sue on BOBBY CALF OFFER WANTED KNOWN MAGIC SEAL and Prices! 0800-129-195 any- FARM EQUIPMENT CRIMSAFE Brands Allied Farmers have been procuring Bobby Calves CRIMSAF E Fitting & Balancing time. from Waikato Farmers and King Country Farmers BACON and ham cur- Guaranteed products Summer Shade, TE AWAMUTU region since 1999. ing, Renshaws Butch- Personal service A utumn Spllendour ery. Phone 871-6470. Phone Dave 871-7200 Kihikihi Road COPY CENTRE Have your Bobby Calves processed near to home at Te Awamutu Meat Processors. Farm Freephone 0800 104 466

074TC210/05 Te Awamutu Moved! WORK WANTED - Minimal stress on calves - Tree Phone 871 3079 Get a new • Glen Rawson We guarantee to operate on a competitive Paks Address Stamp schedule. We were at the top last year. Plumbing VEHICLES Copying & Digital • Option of an advance payment of $10 at Masons Craftsman, Plumber Printing BW & per head on receipt of registration Garden Centre and Gasfitter WANTED Roofing Maintenance Colour • Normal proceed payments made each Monday Ohaupo Rd,, Te Awamutu New • Three pick ups per week during peak of season Phone 871-6208 LATE model vehicles Phone (027) 222-7590 • Locally owned and operated company wanted for disman- WANTED TO BUY or 870-2987a/h tling - Ford, Holden, Plus a total of six Masport Maestro deluxe LIVESTOCK Mazda, Mitsubishi. BBQ’s to be won across the region HIRE A SEWING machine. WANTED Rosetown Auto Wreck- WANT TO KNOW MORE? HANDYMAN ers, 2 Bruce Berquist Phone 871-6476 after Drive, Phone 871-6066. 5pm. How to register, Collection of calves, Gardening AC PETFOODS Payment, Terms and Conditions Pruning CONTACT ONE OF OUR LOCAL AGENTS TODAY Now Buying Landscaping GARAGE SALE Fyfe Campbell A/H’s 07 827 3812 Mob 0274 740 224 Horses Maintenance Roof spraying Neil Adams A/H’s 07 856 1064 Mob 0274 515 311 0800-834-222 ANNUAL GIANT Independent Agent Gutter Cleaning Owen Watson A/H’s 07 873 6222 Mob 021 874 570 CALF milk wanted. Phone Chris Hitchon Phone Farrelly Calf CAR valet. Phone Ul- GARAGE SALE Graeme Locke A/H’s 07 873 0712 Mob 0274 984 328 tra Clean 871-6662. 871-4292 Paul McConnell A/H’s 07 873 7696 Mob 0274 881 299 Rearing 871-5075. Saturday June 11, 2005 HOMEKILLS, Neville 9.00am - 12noon and Cherie Kemp, LIVESTOCK WANTED CARPET www.meateater.co.nz, at Te Awamutu Bible Chapel Phone 871-9995. CLEANING Multi-Purpose Building LOUNGE SUITES. 320 Swarbrick Drive BONER COWS WANTED IICRC Approved Phone Ultra Clean Plus 871-6662.

Sausage Sizzle Devonshire Teas Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment MECHANIC, Mobile. Phone GK Services (021) 751-224. Cake Stall Bargains Galore Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule

Also empty heifers and potter bulls ULTRA CLEAN FOR SALE Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Phone 871-6662 or For a Professional Service, Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 (0274) 984-465 Free Quotes, Fieldays Special at Affordable Rates. VEHICLES FOR SALE “A Moving Experience”

Household or BusBusiiiiness ness Ph AME Now! (07) 858-4506 or (021) 422-895

PLUMBING Spouting,

Drainlaying, Heating Brand New Friendly Service Reasonable prices Craftsman Plumber Double or Single seater, Adults or Childrens, 150cc, CV Transmission (with 24 Hour reverse), Handbrake and Disk brakes, Service Electric start, Tow bar and much more. Hewitson Plumbing Phone (07) 870-4244 or (021) 204-6464 Phone 871-3620

PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT PROFESSIONAL WINTER dressmaker, weddings, FARM ASSISTANT (350 COWS) NEED A balls, and all occa- OFFAL PASTURE sions, alterations, col- A fantastic opportunity has risen for a motivated, HOLES SPRAYING RESTRICTED lect and deliver by ar- enthusiastic person to help sharemilker on 104ha rangement. Phone 12m Boom property on the outskirts of Otorohanga. LICENCE? Andrea 871-3626. LICENCE? Computer on KING COUNTRY The hours worked are seasonal due to the herd 4 x 4 Light Truck Rosetown TREE & STUMP DRILLING Phone going onto once a day (OAD) around Christmas.

(021) 143-1808 Fulltime through until cows go onto OAD, thereafter DRIVER SERVICE * 4 Wheel Drive Call Dennis Clements * Best Equipment casual work, relief milkings. Facilities include 25HB TRAINING shed, 3 bedroom house which is available right TOTAL TREE CARE * Best Prices Phone * Foundations FARM WORK throughout the season.

(0274) 125-000 Phone 871-5221 * Lined Soak Holes WANTED Te Awamutu Owned * Associated If you have proven dairy experience, stock and pas- 872-2805 and Operated Concrete Products CROP & ture management, coupled with great communication skills. I would like to hear from you. PHONE DENNIS PASTURE WORK WANTED COLSON SPRAYING Phone Murray (07) 873-7600 or (021) 871-162 KYLIE’S LAWN MOWING SERVICES 0800 DUG HOLES 0800 384 465 Phone Neil Drury SITUATIONS VACANT - Free Quotes - Lawn Mowing - Edges - (021) 926-315 For a cut above phone Kylie: 0800 528 255 Agricultural Contractor INTERMEDIATE / SENIOR

ACCOUNTING POSITION

EXCAVATOR (16 TON) SHUTTLE EXCELLENT CALF Due to the on going growth of our practice we SERVICE BEDDING OR need to add another accountant to our team. This For Hire is a great opportunity for you if you want to Ph Pat or Deanne FEED PAD COVERING Owner operator. Tilt and digging buckets, 872-2530 Clean post peel available further develop your accounting skills and career thumbs and ROPS, ideal for trees, site (027) 289-5497 or in 30m³ or 66m³ lots. in a pro-active modern accounting firm. (027) 289-5496 work and drainage. 30 years experience Available now until spring. We are specialists in the agri-business sector so in earthmoving and forestry. Phone: M&B Contracting Antony (021) 821-809 experience with rural clients would be beneficial. Call now on: (07) 825825---90079007 Utilising technology to benefit out clients has SPECIAL OFFER 1) Pre-winter spouting FARM long been a priority to us so computer skills and cleanout. a willingness to learn are important. Annie’s Childcare EMPLOYEES Centre, Otorohanga 2) Exterior of house WANTED You will also need to be a team player with the insect pest sprayed. skills to communicate with your fellow staff Early Childhood $85 + GST Educator CALF and our clients. Every 10th booking We are looking for a REARING Formal accounting qualifications are not critical Jackson Street (Behind TASS) of above offer is teacher with DipTch FREE Calf rearing assistants but chartered accounting experience is necessary. (ECE) to join our Phone: (021) 170-2718 A/H: 870-4449 Applies up to average required, part time job Please send your CV and a hand written cover friendly team. share position covering three bedroom home letter to: We will support teacher seven days per week, Offer ends June 30, 2005 registration and the start mid July. Accounting Position Phone now consenting parties rates For further information Flett McKenzie Strawbridge apply. (021) 751-224 phone Michelle Bocock PO Box 37, Otorohanga Position can be full time GK SERVICES 872-1772 or Position closes June 13 or part time and starting (027) 679-3470 date negotiable.

Steve’s For further DAIRY details contact:

Specialist Tree ASSISTANT Ann-Maree Maintenance (07) 873-8487 or (07) Dairy Assistant required. 873-6605 A/H

Advanced Certificate July 05 - January 06 Send your CV to: initially. Ngahape/Maihiihi PO Box 67 DO YOU HAVE A WOODLOT in Arboriculture Pruning Chipping area, 300 cows. Live out Otorohanga NEEDING TENDING? preferred. Regular time-off. Dismantling Thinning Maximise returns from your trees by using Tree Felling Phone: Mark or Debra BULK TRUCK experienced silvicultural staff. Call your local Selective Crown (07) 873-0778 DRIVER Forest Management Specialists for a no reduction or (027) 287-5234 obligation quote to prune/thin or manage REQUIRED FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE your Pinus Radiata trees. FARM Experienced in bulk Phone (0274) 191-591 (07) 829-8818 a/h ASSISTANT truck and trailer work? Paul D Carruthers Ltd Forest Management Consultants Part-time assistant Looking for a challenge? Te Awamutu required over calving Then we want to Phone 870-5383 TE AWAMUTU to help owner with hear from you. Mobile (0274) 951-175 PLUMBING AND 160 cows and calf All applications will rearing. Five minutes be treated in DRAINAGE from Te Awamutu. strictest confidence. Colin Downie Hours: 6.30am to Please apply in writing to: “Sick & Tired of Trying to 10.30am Plumbing & Drainage Driver Position Fix Your Computer?” Maintenance Phone: 871871---79867986 C/- PO Box 1 §New houses alterations Te Awamutu • TE AWAMUTU BASED SERVICE! §Septic tank and effluents HOME HELP • NO CALLOUT FEE! §Blocked drains - Hydro AVAILABLE Jet and Camera CLEANERS SHARE A NANNY Simple solution - call us on Phone 870 5075 (0274) 989-022 or Family wanted to Commercial and for an immediate response, and convenient 871-8976 a/h share cost of full time domestic cleaners mobile service to your door. nanny, space avail- required. 062TC207/05 able for two children. Phone: Maid Marj STEVE Phone 870-2229 A/H. COX 871-3309 COMPUTER Tree Surgeon HOME HELP POWER Stump Removal EARN from home. Part WANTED time, full time, $200 - Highly qualified $1000 a month. Full Quality guaranteed CAREGIVER training, free infor-

Ph Mike at FRASERS Required for 3 school mation. Phone (08) aged children from 327-6802. Website: Need some help with 0800-888-121 3.00pm to 5.00pm, www.lifestyleplus.biz Monday to Friday. maintenance of Must be able to collect ELECTRICAL la- your Lifestyle Block ? WEEDSPRAYING 2 children from T/A bourer required, must Primary. Duties also be keen to work, full Our groundcare operators are Radio Controlled Units include some meal drivers license and waiting for your call. Handgun Work preparation and light own transport essen- Gorse housework. Phone tial, youth rates ap- Lawns, paddocks, trees, spraying, fences, Ragwort (027) 565-6565. ply. Phone 021-169- hedges and all maintenance work. Thistles 1608. NANNY Call for a competitive quote. Industrial Sites Competitive Rates WANTED PAMPHLET deliverer Phone 0508 478 725 for Ballance Street or 021 526 141 Phone Marshall In town for four chil- area in Kihikihi. Contracting dren. 45 hours p/w. Phone Vicky 871- Phone 870-2229 A/H. 871-7896 3484.

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 9, 2005 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT

SCHOOL cleaner required 15 hours per week plus holiday cleans, start immedi- TEMPS WANTED TE AWAMUTU LTD ately. Please phone ~ Skilled Labourers Join the fastest growing, most Maihihi School, (07) HIRING DAY 873-2887, a/h Noelene ~ Tradespeople exciting fast food franchise Ottaway 870-3920 or STAFF REQUIRED ~ Weekend Workers operating in New Zealand. Gary Voogt (07) 873- ~ Café Assistants You’d be amazed what a part time job at our FULL TIME AND You will work in a modern shop amongst a Te Awamutu restaurant could do for you. 2701. Call Leeza on 870-1300 PART TIME fun-loving team, serving the best food in town. Not only will you gain new skills and increased SECURITY Officers - Experience not a must, A variety of shifts available confidence through our first class training - but are needed! Gain this just the right attitude our competitive pay rate will soon have NZQA approved ADVERTISE IN Application forms available from: Please contact: your bank balance in great shape. qualification by corre- Subway Te Awamutu spondence for under Jeanette 871-2030 THE CLASSIFIEDS You can also look forward to flexible $700, student loans Coralie (07) 856-4848 hours, opportunities to develop within our may apply. Phone SHELL STATIONS (SSC) 336 Alexandra St organization and all the fun that comes with 0800-800-043. S P O R T DR A W S being part of the McDonalds™ team. SITUATIONS VACANT FUTURE FERNS DRAW So if you’ve got a positive attitude, enthusiasm, 9:00 TAPS Groovy Chicks v Pekerau Super Stars; St Pats Starfish energy and you’d enjoy serving our customers, v TAPS Bumble Bees please apply in person; 9:50 Pokuru Superstars v St Pats Little Chiefs; Pukeatua Groovers v TAPS Fresh Ferns Monday June 13 between 10am and 4pm 10:40 Puahue Hotshots v St Pats Dolphins; Kihikihi Diamonds to see Hine at McDonalds Te Awamutu v TAPS Glitter Dolphins 11:30 Kihikihi Magic v Pekuru Mountain Magic; Pirongia Seagulls v Pokuru Sparkles 12:20 Arohena v Paterangi Panthers; Pekerau Fernz v Bethue 1:10 TAPS Funky Chicks v Pirongia Shakers; Pekerau Pearls v TAPS Stingers 2:00 TAPS Bluebirds v Korakonui Green Ferns; Pekerau Wavez v Pirongia Stars

NETBALL DRAW 9:00: TAC 9B v TAS Socialites; Int Hot Chocolates v Int ChicABabes; Ohaupo Windy Ridge Café v St Pats Stars; TAC Fushion v Pirongia McDonalds Lime; COGS Tutus v TAC Farmlands 9:50: Sacred Heart 2 v TAC 9 Pechangaz; Kihikihi Shakers v FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST / VET Paterangi; Te Taumata Ki Parawera Kakariki v Pirongia Strikers; NURSE TO COVER MATERNITY LEAVE TAC 9A v TAC 10A

10:40: TAS Misfits v TAC 10B; Int Angels v Int Shakers; COGS 2 We are a busy veterinary practice with an v TAS Guthrie Bowron; Angels v TAC 9 Basics; TAC Jagundees v opportunity for an enthusiastic person. Ohaupo Lifeworks; St Pats Shooters v Pekerau Mystics Service to our clients is our number one 11:30: TAC 10C v TAC 9C; St Pats Urban Angels v Aywon Pacers; Int Surferz v St Pats Stingers; Comrades Social v TAS Dad’s Army; priority, so doing everything to make their TAPS Shooting Stars v Pekerau Aztecs visit enjoyable is our goal. A sunny 12:20: TAS Bullets v Pirongia Black; Korakonui Stormers v TAS disposition is a must! Tornadoes; Pirongia RD1 v TAS Gyde Wansbone; TAS Soldiers v Pirongia Stormers; Tumeke v TAS Pink Ladies; Pirongia Sparklers v The position is challenging with a lot of Kakepuku Kiwis variety. The focus will be on reception and 1:10: Pirongia Sincerity v Sacred Heart 1; Pukeatua Magic v TAPS client administration. There will be times Magic Flyers; Pirongia FIL v Int Pink Pantherz; TA Marist A v ASB when you will be in sole charge of the front Bank; Pokuru Panthers v TAPS Gold Ferns 2:00: TAS Anitas v TAS Tweenies; Pukeatua Tutus v St Pats All Stars; counter, kennel work or assisting the vets Rose & Thorn v TAC Open B; Int First Timers v Aywon Stars; with surgery so initiative is important. Pirongia AMP v TAS Corboy Earthmovers Experience in veterinary nursing is not 2:50: TAS CBR v Pirongia Alexandra Hotel; Int Shooting Stars v Pirongia Troopers; Kihikihi Juniors v Int Katz; TAS Paul Kay Dental essential, but a rural background would be v TAC Senior C an advantage. If you have receptionist Executive on Duty: Leonie Oates experience, great organisational skills and Duty Teams: A Duty (am) St Pats Stars, A Duty (pm) Comrades; enjoy working with people we would like to B/C Duties: TAS Tweenies, St Pats All Stars meet you to discuss how you can become PREMIER GRADE NETBALL DRAW - Thursday 9 June part of our team. 6.30 Pirongia A v TAS Ecolab, Court 1; College Open A v Please send a one-page resume to: Marist Weka, Court 2 8.15 COGS 1 v Kawau Tigers, Court 1; Bailey Ingham v COGS Otorohanga Vet Services Menz, Court 2. 18 Tuhoro Street, Otorohanga JUNIOR RUGBY DRAW 9th Grade: TAS Stormers v Southwell, Albert Pk 2 11am. 10th Grade: Surf Red & Black v Pirongia, Tokoroa 3 11am; TAS Hornets v TAS Wasps, Albert 2 9am; Ohaupo v Ham. Marist Green, Ohaupo 1 11am. 11th Grade: Pirongia v Te Rapa, Pirongia 1 10am; Melville v T/A Marist, Stan Heather 2 10am; Huntly v TAS Devils, Huntly 1 10am. 12th Grade: T/A Marist v Ohaupo, Marist Pk 1A 10am; Pirongia White v Korokanui, Pirongia 1A 11am; TAS Jets v Pirongia Black, Albert Pk 3B 10am; TAS Torpedoes v TAS Rockets, Albert Pk 3A 9.15am. 13th Grade: T/A Marist v Ohaupo, Marist Pk 1B 10am; TAS Knights v Korokanui, Albert Pk 2A 11am; TAS Bulldogs v TAS Panthers, Albert Pk 2B 11am; TAS Broncos v TAS Wildcats, Albert Pk 3A 11am; Pirongia v Kihikihi, Pirongia 1B 11am. 14th Grade: T/A Marist v Ohaupo, Marist Pk 1A 11am; TAS Eagles v Pirongia Black, Albert Pk 3B 11am; TAS Hawkes v Pirongia White, Albert Pk 3A 10am. 15th Grade: T/A Marist Gold v Ohaupo, Marist Pk 1B 11am; TAS Leopards v Korokanui, Albert Pk 4A 10am; TAS Lions v Pirongia White, Albert Pk 4B 10am; TAS Tigers v T/A Marist Green, Albert Pk 4A 11am; TAS Cougars v Pirongia Black, Albert Pk 4B 11am RUGBY DRAW Premier A Main Round, Week 2: Otorohanga A v Te Awamutu Sports A, Island Reserve 1, 2.30pm Premier B Main Round, Week 2: Otorohanga B v Te Awamutu Sports B, Island Reserve 1, 1.00pm Promotion - Relegation A, Week 2: Southern United A v Pirongia A, Tokoroa 1, 2:30pm Promotion - Relegation B, Week 2: Southern United B v Pirongia B, Tokoroa 1, 1:00pm Division 1A Main Round, Week 2: Kihikihi A v Taupiri A, Kihikihi 1, 2:30pm; Ohaupo A v Raglan A, Ohaupo 1, 2:30pm Division 1A (B) Main Round, Week 2: Kihikihi B v Taupiri B, Kihikihi 1, 1:00pm; Ohaupo B v Raglan B, Ohaupo 1, 1:00pm Division 1B Preliminary Round, Week 5: Jaradites 1B v Te Awamutu Marist 1B,Templeview 1, 2:30pm Division 2/3, Week 11: Hinuera Bulls Div 2 v Te Awamutu Sports Div 2, Bedford 1, 2:00pm U19, Round 2, Week 2: Greerton Marist U19 v Te Awamutu Sports U19, Greerton Marist 1, 1:00pm U85kg Round 2, Week 2: Otorohanga U85kg v Hautapu U85kg, Island Reserve 2, 1:00pm; Te Awamutu Sports U85kg v Fraser Tech 85kg, Albert 1, 2:30pm Presidents, Week 7: Fraser Tech Presidents v Kihikihi Presidents, Swarbrick 2, 1:00pm 160TC000/05 Draws kindly sponsored by Te Awamutu Courier

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M Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt play an ordinary suburban couple who just happen to be lethal assassins in this slam-bang action adventure from director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity). Just as their lifeless marriage comes to a crossroads, they are pitted against each other in a showdown of epic proportions. The movie has witty and Steriogram on the road snappy dialogue, real on-screen chemistry between Jolie and Pitt and, above all, non- stop action, explosions and storms of gunfire. 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