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BRIEFLY Support for men mooted Lighter side to BY GRANT JOHNSTON issues and personal details will ‘‘But when we are deeply emotion- the right direction.’’ legal battle remain confidential. ally hurting, it is not weak to cry or Mr Howell says it is Mr Foodstuffs has seen the The absence of a support group in Mr Maniapoto says his own to turn to others for help.’’ Maniapoto’s passionate belief in the lighter side of its court battles to Te Awamutu for men facing difficult experiences have shown him just Mr Maniapoto says there needs to need for such a group that has given open a Pak‘nSave Supermarket challenges in their lives is about to how much such a group is needed. be help available for local men it impetus. in Te Awamutu. be tackled. ‘‘There are a number of support struggling due to a broken relation- They are hoping they will be The company has bought Paul Maniapoto, who has gone organisations which women have ship, grieving for a loved one, a job proved right with a solid turnout at recent cartoons by local through a difficult time himself access to, but as men we tend to feel loss, or any other issue. their establishment meeting next cartoonist Lance Prutton giving recently, and Kainga Aroha counsel- we need to be staunch, to ‘harden up’ He says having an experienced, Tuesday, at 7.30pm at Kainga Aroha, lor, Dennis Howell have joined forces and to take whatever life throws at us professional counsellor like Mr 301 Bank Street (opposite Te Awa- his side of the long wait due to to promote a men’s support group for without needing the support of Howell involved helps give the group mutu Bowling Club). numerous legal appeals and our town. others. a sound foundation. For more information contact Mr subsequent final approval. They say the group would offer ‘‘We are supposed to be tough ‘‘In some instances ours may be a Maniapoto on 871 4954 or 027 249 3841, Flash for a support to men facing a wide range of outside and tough inside. facilitative role in steering men in or Mr Howell on 870 5049, or 871 6506. good cause It’s St John’s annual appeal Local dairies week and there are already Marathon Clinic striding on plenty of people around town ‘flashing a light’ in support. smoked out St John personnel have been exchanging red light-up badges for a gold coin donation. in ‘sting’ These will also be available at the St John sausage sizzle Two Te Awamutu dairy owners, outside the ASB bank on Friday a Hamilton service station (10.30am-2.30pm). employee and a Hamilton dairy Ambulances and staff will be owner are facing possible prosecu- there as well, while a ‘bucket’ tion and fines of up to $2000 after selling cigarettes to people under collection will be carried out the age of 18. around town. Waikato District Health Board’s To find out more about St Population Health Service health John and the appeal see protection staff visited 12 retail www.flashalight.org.nz. premises in Hamilton, Pirongia and Te Awamutu this month, in a Plush plans for campaign to stop retailers selling cigarettes to people under age. Pirongia loos Targets were supermarkets, ser- Concepts for beautifying vice stations and dairies. Pirongia Public Toilets will be Health protection advisor, Nick presented at Pirongia Tourism Young says staff at eight of the Association’s AGM at Pirongia premises visited followed correct Historic Visitor Centre on procedure and refused to sell cigar- Monday night as part of a ettes to the 15-year-old volunteer, strategy to attract more visitors who was briefed to give their to the area. correct age when asked. Members of the public are Mr Young will contact those welcome to attend the 7.30pm retailers whose staff complied with meeting and have their say on the legislation to advise them of their employees’ performance. the proposals, developed by However, one service station Alexandra Images. employee and three dairy owners sold cigarettes to the volunteer and It’s c.c.c.cold reports on these cases will now be Courier weather watchers sent to the Ministry of Health in recorded sub zero temperatures Wellington. over the past week, with Kihikihi The likely result for these retail and Ngahinapouri leading the outlets will be a warning or a ‘how low can you go?’ stakes district court prosecution under the with a chilly -5 degrees Smokefree Environments Act 1990. minimum. Mr Young says he is disap- Pukeatua was marginally TC250609CT05 pointed at the level of non- ‘warmer’ with -4, while Pirongia TE AWAMUTU MARATHON CLINIC celebrated its 25th annual fun run and walk last Sunday — with a large compliance (33%) and further oper- and Te Awamutu had -3. turnout and three records broken. Women’s half marathon (21.1km) winner, Michelle Hyland (pictured ations of this nature will be conduc- Pukeatua had highest maximum above on a frosty Hairini hill) smashed the record for that event by almost eight minutes, while records for ted on an ongoing basis. Employers temperature with 14 degrees. the men’s half marathon and women’s half marathon walk were also broken. Hyland is a Te Awamutu and their staff members need to Sports Cycling Club member and received an Olympic pin on Monday night (see story page 5). See more ensure they are fully familiar with fun run/walk pics page 10 and full story page 15. their obligations under the act. 6925448AA

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One voucher per customer per visit to Te Awamutu McDonalds. Valid until 09/07/09. 6921624AA 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 Your Letters FREE CRIMELINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 ‘No more money for no more lollies’ Te Awamutu Police have dealt CURTAIN with the following matters since last Please enlighten me as to how it is that had a hard winter will save more food for the week: women are the first to be disadvantaged by an next. Monday, June 15: economic recession. With savings, the entrepreneur need not Man arrested for breaching bail. Please pardon my ignorance. Is it because prostitute themselves to the capitalist enter- MAKING Tuesday, June 16: women control 50% of the money in the world prise by paying interest and making profits Burglaries: Waikato Honey Pro- and 100% of the conjugal rights? for investors and banks. 6921164AA See instore for Terms and Conditions ducts. Fuel card stolen. Alpha As we are now in about the eighth quarter Rather than following the Bob Jones’ Wholesalers. Alcohol stolen. of the current recession, that would actually philosophy that if your own shirt won’t fit, 20% OFF Raeburn Street resident reports make it a depression, but we are too then use someone else’s, people who want to intruder on her property. Offender politically correct to call it that yet. invest in themselves would be better advised TRACKS described as a male, aged about 18, Depressions are only mentioned to reduce their consumption, or work longer about 173cm tall, with short, dark retrospectively. hours, taking a drop in quality of life in the hair and wearing long pants and a I am reminded that my grandfather pre- short term so that they will enjoy rewards in 20% OFF light coloured jersey. Decamped dicted ‘12’ out of the last seven recessions he the long term. when seen. experienced before he died. The main reason for the current depres- BLINDS Wednesday, June 17: I was always told to save my chips. Back in sion is that too many people have been Man arrested for possession of a 1974, I was taken to see an accountant with allowed to borrow too much money. 104 George Street, firearm, possession of cannabis and my mother, who trooped all of the kids in to They have pigged out on credit cards and possession of utensils for smoking see a man I now know as Jake. He gave me the luxury imported items, travel and spending Warehouse Complex cannabis. valuable tip that ‘‘there was no more money on non productive toys rather than being Te Awamutu, Ph 871 8540 Theft of a yellow Toyota Hilux for no more lollies’’. frugal and spending wisely on things that Double Cab (RY 8927) from Alexan- Was that the first experience of women give value for money. dra Street reported. feeling the bite of the cold economic winter as They have been sucked in by advertising Burglary of Princess Street resi- they could not give sugar to their children for and even when given great incentive to save Don’t let arthritis dence reported. TV stolen. economic reasons? for retirement, they are ripped off by fund Thursday, June 18: While I note that people helping people is a managers because they cannot find the Woman complains of being good thing, my personal experience of this, creativity in themselves to invest wisely for keep your best assaulted by a male. especially with money, is that people are the future. Friday, June 19: quite happy to accept a loan but very A key reason why people do not stay in Intentional damage to vehicle reluctant to pay it back and the lender who relationships is over commitment financially parked in Thorncombe Road tried to help their friend ends up being and one or two partners flagrantly wasting friend down! reported. accused of their parents’ failure to marry. money. Perhaps the work of women’s Woman apprehended for leaving a Perhaps, rather than women borrowing advocates would be less if they advanced the child without supervision. money, they might be better advised to save it ‘neither a borrower or a lender be’ policy. Saturday, June 20: up before spending, as squirrels who have JAMES PARLANE Arrests: Man for third or subsequent EBA. Man for disorderly behaviour. Woman for EBA. Man for On-line paper just breaching bail,. TA 1800-1900 in focus Burglary of Waikato Cakes got even better reported. Food stolen. How many Waikato people know that the setting-up Intentional damage to freezer of Tokanui Hospital and Waikeria Prison was due to a I always read my home town door of The Meat factory reported. Public Works Act? paper on-line, as I have moved to Call in and ask us how BomaZeal Mobilize Sunday, June 21: The arrival of missionaries and farmers brought Australia now.

6921052AA Arrests: Woman for EBA. Car about conflict and compromise in early Maori/Euro- What an awesome change you can help your dog! impounded. Two men and a woman pean relationships. have made in your latest on-line for trespassing. Man for EBA and Rovina Maniapoto will discuss these and many version ... so much more to read dangerous driving. little-known facts about the early history of our and see and also so much more Man complains of being district in a talk entitled ‘100 years of historical easier to download. assaulted. background of the Te Awamutu area, 1800-1900’ at the Thankyou Te Awamutu Cour- 24 hour Victim Support is available in Continuing Education Group’s meeting on July 1 (the ier for making me feel ‘at home’. Te Awamutu by phoning 027 4711529. Group advises its meetings are not suitable for young SHARRON children). For more details see Public Notices. Penshurst/Sydney NSW We have have purchased in in Bulk Buy bulk and and YOU YOU SPECIAL are the the winner! winner! We have purchased 20 rolls of 100% WOOL HEAVY DUTY CARPET SOLD OUTOUT Your Price Only First ShipmentShipment Measure andand Quote Quote 85 FREE $21 per sq metre Book youryour for ourour new new shipment shipment of of 20 20 rolls rolls Choice of 8 colours • Only available while stocks last arriving nextnext week! week!

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Fifteen years ago Helen Davies suffered terrible injuries when she was hit by an inattentive driver on the road — then died twice in hospital due to medical misadven- ture. But her wonderful humour and zest for living means she can still find joy and happiness, even though she has multiple handicaps and needs constant attention. Last weekend was one of those occa- Vigilant on-line readers have already commented positively sions. about Te Awamutu Courier’s new on-line page. Caregiver Trish Cardno arranged for The changes are part of an extreme makeover’ to celebrate four women to attend the Billy Ocean the 10th anniversary of the Te Awamutu Online website concert in Rotorua on Saturday night. (www.teawamutu.co.nz). The after a wonderful show, Mrs Cardno Each edition of the Courier is available for download as took Helen backstage to meet her musical before, but archives are now easier to access, with users being hero. able to browse through thumbnail images and search for text. She had told Ocean’s management Helen Archives currently go back as far as August 2004. The latest was his ‘number one fan’ and she was DriveBy, Rural Roundup and Property Guide are also accessible included on the backstage guest list. from links on the Courier home page. Helen was rapt and loved the attention Billy Ocean shared with his fans. Even a flat tyre on the way home couldn’t dampen their spirits. In fact it was another example of wonderful human spirit. The four women were stopped on a dark stretch of road, by roadworks, in the freezing cold at 12.30am. Mrs Cardno says she was about to call AA when a passing motorist turned back and came to their rescue. The male driver turned his vehicle around to light their car and changed the tyre for them while his wife and daughter waited. Mrs Cardno says it was a fantastic gesture. ‘‘Chivalry is not dead,’’ she says. The woman were eternally grateful, but then realised they did not even get their rescuer’s name. ‘‘All we know is the family is from Te Awamutu and had been to Rotorua to watch 250609SP03 the All Black test with relatives. BACKSTAGE: Helen Davies gets a hug from her musical idol Billy Ocean ‘‘He deserves a medal.’’ after his concert in Rotorua on Saturday night.

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MeetIntroducing the Victor Contact Novak Team Success for Good Fun Victor is originally from Australia,had spent many years travelling the world but was stopped in his tracks by a Te Awamutu girl. Victor is an internationaly experienced electrician his role at Contact is our contracts electrician, completing commercial, housing and school work as well as general electrical work. Victor’s interests include.. ﬁ shing, travel, looking after the kids for Jess & training our apprentices. If you’d like to talk to Victor about any electrical requirements please call on 0274641327. Contact Ofﬁ ce: 07 871 2932, Dean (Manager) 027 492 6497, Fax: 07 871 3336, Email: [email protected] PRESENT THIS ADVERT WHEN BOOKING YOUR JOB AND GET Conditions 10% DISCOUNT Apply 6925875AA 355 RICKIT ROAD, TE AWAMUTU 250609SP06 GOOD FUN (from left) Leroy Clampitt, Jimi Mataio and Fraser MacDonald won the Lowdown Award for Best Song with Babe, You’ve Got It Going On at the Waikato Regional Rockquest finals.

Te Awamutu band Good Fun Good Fun opened the finals and runners-up Run Don’t Walk has come away from this year’s show, held at Hamilton’s Founders from Morrinsville College. Waikato Regional Rockquest finals Theatre — performing two original LYRIC WINNERS with the Lowdown Award for Best songs they wrote for Rockquest. Good Fun follows in the success Song. Babe, You’ve Got It Going On of Harmonic Motion from Te Awa- The band comprises Leroy was judged best song at the finals. mutu College back in the 2006 Clampitt of Hamilton Boys’ High The band received the award and Awards. School on vocals and lead guitar $100. Band members Jesse Lee and and from Te Awamutu College In total 14 bands played at the Michael Wilson won the National Jimi Mataio (drums and vocals) final.Winners were Hamilton Boys’ Award for Best Lyrics for their and Fraser MacDonald (bass). High School’s Dinosaurgoesrawr! song Blissful Ignorance. Kihikihi has country variety club Kihikihi Country Variety from other country music clubs in They are applying for registra- Music Club will stage shows on the district, including Pirongia, tion of the club and investigating the first Saturday of each month Te Kuiti, Cambridge, Tokoroa, incorporation. — starting on July 4. South Waikato, Fountain City and Patrons are Ray and Val A successful opening night for Ngaruawahia. Thurgood of Te Awamutu, who the fledgling club was held on Steering committee for the run Valray Country Music Friday, June 12 at Kihikihi School new club includes Richard Mills Promotions. hall. and Norris Glanfield, both of The July 4 show starts at 1pm. There were 160 people present whom were former members of Te For more information contact — a number of them supporters Awamutu Country Variety Club. Mr Mills at 870 1794. 6921180AA www.raywhite.com TE AWAMUTU

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TC250609SP08 SCULPTOR Trevor Heighway and designer Jo Parkinson at the blessing ceremony for the Pirongia carving.

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They were both working in Auckland at the 6925758AA time and married on June 18, 1949 in the Onehunga Presbyterian Church. ‘‘We had a very happy day and then headed off TC250609CA01 on our honeymoon - on DIAMOND COUPLE: Bob and Barbara Vaile with some of the cards received the bus!’’ (including one from Queen Elizabeth) for their 60th wedding anniversary. Mr Vaile says cars weren’t so common in attending as many home those days and they cer- games as he can. tainly couldn’t afford one, He was also involved so they went to Hamilton, with the former service Rotorua and Gisborne by club Jaycees, while Mrs bus before returning to Vaile was a ‘Jayceette’. Auckland. Memorable projects They lived in North- included being involved cote Point at the time and with the development of well remember the fuss the Eventide Home about pine trees being cut (known as Freeman down ready for the Court today), the original harbour bridge to be museum building and built. council flats. Mr Vaile’s brother At this time Ned Free- ‘Jock’ had a shoe store in man (whose name was Hamilton and suggested later adopted for Even- he go into partnership tide Home) was Mayor of with another one in Te the Te Awamutu Borough Awamutu. Council and he convinced So in 1950 they moved Mr Vaile to stand for to Hamilton initially and council. travelled across to oper- His bid was successful ate the store. and began 24 years on the Clearly the business council, 15 of those as worked well as the Vailes Deputy Mayor and nine successfully ran the shoe as Mayor. store in Te Awamutu for But Mrs Vaile actually 34 years and the town beat him to the mayoral became their home. chains - standing in as While they were busy mayoress for Mr Free- with the store it didn’t man after his wife passed stop them from also away. becoming closely Mr Vaile says he has involved in the commun- fond memories of his time TC250609SP09 ity. on council and as Mayor. NEWLYWEDS: Bob and Barbara Vaile (nee Gow) Mr Vaile was a keen ‘‘It was a very har- on their wedding day in Onehunga. sportsman and had monious time really - played rugby for the everyone was working Te Awamutu. I felt it was able to retire and enjoy Auckland Juniors and for the good of Te Awa- time to step aside.’’ some travelling. Auckland Colts. mutu and worked hard to Over the years the ‘‘We certainly didn’t But he decided the see the town develop and Vailes have also been have time for that while business had to come first prosper. involved in a number of we were working, so we and if something went Large projects such as other clubs and organisa- have many happy mem- wrong on the sports field the town water and tions. ories of visiting England, it would impact on their sewerage systems were Mr Vailes love of sport Europe and the Greek business and livelihood. completed during this saw him play golf and Islands.’’ So he became a coach time and they initiated bowls as well, but he Mr and Mrs Vaile instead - having success the valuable addition of a admits Mrs Vaile was the raised three children with the United Club win- sports stadium. ‘gun’ on the bowling here - Malcolm, the late ning two championships He says he eventually green. Denise and Allison. with his third grade decided to stand down as Mrs Vaile was also a They now have eight sides. Mayor when it became member of the grandchildren and three His association with apparent Te Awamutu Toastmistresses Club and great grandchildren, the club extended to was going to become her love of plants saw her many of whom were able being president and after amalgamated with Cam- become a longtime mem- to share their the amalgamation with bridge as Waipa District ber of the Te Awamutu celebrations at Whitby. Old Boys he remained a Council. Floral Art group. She is They received numer- strong supporter of rugby ‘‘We had just had the still a keen gardener at ous cards, floral locally. Today he is the town centennial in 1984 their Fraser Street home. arrangements and best patron of Te Awamutu and we were looking at After the couple sold wishes for their Diamond Sports and enjoys the start of a new era for the shoe store they were Anniversary. 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 Ronnie back for 25th event

The gregarious Ronnie Reid, from Lesotho in Africa, now living in St Electrical Contractors Heliers, maintained her perfect record of not 100% NZ owned having missed a single event since the inaugural Te Awamutu fun run and Providing services in: walk in 1985. • Underground Cabling Reid was lavish in her praise congratulating Te • Subdivision Reticulation Awamutu Marathon • Industrial/Commercial Installation and Maintenance Services Clinic on its 25th anniversary after completing • Lighting Design and Installation her 25th event on Sunday. • Power Supplies for New Buildings ‘‘Te Awamutu is like a big home to me. I love the • No Obligation Quotes, Site Meetings Within 5 Working Days people and I love either running or walking • Depots Throughout the North Island around your stunning 6925454AA countryside.’’ Hamilton athletes Wilf Contact us on 07 889 0582 Johnston, Bill Olson and Kerin Buttimore, pictured below with Cat In The Hat Audrey Doug- CT250609CT03 las, have all participated RONNIE REID all smiles at the drink station on Herbert Street, Kihikihi, in at least 20 of the fun manned by Te Awamutu Marathon Clinic committee members Cathy runs and walks. MacCarthy and Doug Johnson during Sunday’s fun run and walk.

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TC250609DT01 This equates to REGENT Theatre owner Allan Webb talks theatre history with Year 7 and 8 students from Kaihere $2.69 per week. School Hauraki Plains students from it was a DVD playing on big screen. soldier beating the frail old man Why pay more? Kaihere School made the trek to Te It also inspired a lot of dis- and at Bruno denying knowing Awamutu on Monday — all for the cussion about the past and how Shmuel when confronted by the This bin will hold at least movies. cinemas operated, about the soldier. For the students it was a chance artifacts that were on display and They thought this was ‘stink’ 2 of your normal sized to see The Boy In The Striped how TV had a major impact on the and if they had been Shmuel they rubbish bags & some more! Pyjamas which has been class cinema industry. wouldn’t have talked to Bruno reading as part of their literacy Prior to attending the movie, again. unit. the class had decided they didn’t Comments from students You work it out & save $$$ For their teacher Raelene Miller want to find out the ending by included: when you use a Waste it was a chance to get back to her reading the book, so had read three ‘‘It’s changed my view of war. I hometown and re-visit Te quarters of it prior to going and used to be like... blah, blah, that was Management Wheelie Bin Awamutu’s historic Regent then saw the ending for the first the war because I didn’t realise how Offer valid until 30/06/09 Theatre. time at the movies. horrible it was. But now I’m real She says Te Awamutu was The students enjoyed the experi- proud of my great-grandad going to chosen simply because it was the ence of The Boy In The Striped fight in the war against Hitler.’’ closest theatre running the film. Pyjamas , both the book and the ‘‘I don’t see why the Nazis WASTE TO PIRONGIA However, she says there was the film. attacked the Jews... they basically added bonus that her class had They experienced a range of believed in the same thing — Chris- MANAGEMENT DAPHNE STREET recently undertaken a topic study emotions and there has been a lot of tianity. How could they think it was 6925992AA REFUSE & RECYCLING — The Changing World — so the talk about the story, especially Christian to murder innocent X

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Older homes may have railings Reading is one of the greatest children learn. self propulsion properties, life can Put safety covers over electrical or balusters with wide spacings be- skills • Layby for Xmas You can help grow your child’s love Te Awamutu Primary School become somewhat unsettling. outlets. The white plastic plug pro- tween. Bring them up to code to stop It’s a testing time for parents, as of reading by stimulating their imagi- tectors are cheap to buy and can’t children from squeezing through or nation, giving them an understanding LEARNING VALUES - VALUING LEARNING infants have this seemingly insa- be removed by children. climbing over railings. tiable desire to explore and investi- of relationships, an interest in the Install baby gates at doorways Take a look at outdoor play equip- world around them and encouraging gate, but their awareness of danger Te A’ Cycles where needed, and at the top and ment. Cut off protruding bolts, tight- curiosity. is nonexistent. bottom of stairways. en loose nuts, put non-slip coatings All these qualities can be devel- 240 Sloane St (Opposite Woolworths) WEDNESDAY In fact, home accidents account Pad sharp furniture and benchtop on slippery slide steps, replace hard oped through play, which gives them for more children’s injuries and fa- edges with foam tape, and remove swing seats with soft material, an- the basic tools they need to learn to Phone: 871-4816 WONDERLAND talities than all childhood diseases or tape down loose fl oor rugs. chor support legs fi rmly and provide read. combined. Secure curtain cords to their soft ground cover. 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Taking preventative measures will ‘pre-reading’ experience, and this is ple check-list to help you keep your For the whole family’s safety, in- reduce the chance of a gut-wrench- where you can help them. home child-safe during these install smoke alarms on each fl oor. ing visit to A&E, and help you enjoy You can make them aware of what • Every Wednesday from 1.30 - 3.00pm quisitive, dangerous years. • All 4 year olds are welcome They should be close to bedrooms, these magic years of discovery with the written word can convey by do- Poisons and dangerous objects in stairwells and in the cooking, din- your child. ing lots of everyday things which are • Children must be accompanied by should be locked away at all times. an adult connected with language. • Teacher: Jane Coles Tools should be kept well organ- ACTIVITIES • No Charge ised and out of the reach of chil- All of the following activities will 073TC033-08 dren. Precious possessions should help your child learn that informa- For further information be stored away, not for their well be- tion is conveyed by the written word: contact the School Office ing, but for yours. sending an email, referring to instruc- Turn your water temperature tions, writing and getting letters, fl ick- 871 5378 down to 55 degrees - at this level ing through magazines, looking at LOCAL residents Brian Kenny and his daughter Emma (4) enjoy sharing a Now Booking even a small child feels the heat picture book at the Te Awamutu Library. Only 8 places 6931243AA bus timetables, choosing from cata- TERM 3 and takes her hand away before the logues, fi nding a telephone number, available for water can burn. using a recipe etc if you don’t think your child is ready In fact, research has found that if for reading. 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Customer Support Freephone 0800 40 40 40. fcta2506fcta TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 15 Fun run roaring success PRICE REDUCED! 219 Pakura St, The added incentive of Te Awamutu receiving a commemora- tive medal attracted 579 2 1 2 entries to the 25th annual • Beautifully presented fun run and walk staged by Te Awamutu Mara- two bedroom bungalow thon Clinic. • Kitchen/dining opening to deck All those pre-entered participants in Sunday’s • Separate lounge with gas heater Selectrix sponsored 8km, • Lovely rear fully fenced garden 16km and half marathon events received a medal. • Garage with attached games room Chris Smith of & own toilet. Selectrix Te Awamutu said he was delighted his PRICE: $249,000 Open Home: Sunday 12-12.45pm firm had come on board Contact: Steven 021 705 840 ID# TEA090104 INSPECT TODAY! as the new event sponsor. ‘‘Any event, like this, MREINZ that encourages people to BARCLAYS get out and get active is doing the community a REAL ESTATE LTD big favour.’’ 35 Bank Street, Te Awamutu, Phone 870 6606 Selectrix donated six 6931601AA major prizes, Stihl Shop Te Awamutu also came to the party with a major spot prize, and an addi- tional 50 other spot prizes were handed out. It seemed fitting that on a day of much celebra- tion, three records should TC250609CA06 be broken — all in the HAMILTON couple Doreen and Derek Williamson collect their medals from fifth running of the Hilary Thomas at the finish line. The couple have been at the Te Awamutu 21.1km, half marathon fun walk and run every year since it started. Mrs Williamson says she has distance. diabetes and her husband has Parkinson’s Disease, but it doesn’t deter Tamahere’s Phil Mur- them from enjoying the great event and the ‘lovely, friendly people’. ray smashed the men’s 21.1km run record by over four minutes with a rapid 1.13.50, finishing well clear of second placed John Bowe 1.21.12 and Kevin Knowles 1.24.35. Michelle Hyland was equally impressive blitzing the women’s 21.km run record by a fraction under eight minutes. She won in 1.26.40, from Candice Hammond 1.35.27 and Dawn Tuffery 1.35.37. The third record fell in the 21.1km women’s walk in which Raewyn Richmond and Karen Barclay deadheated for first in 2.16.59 — slashing over five and a half minutes off the old record of 2.22.47 held by Richmond since 2006. Hamiltonian Wilf Johnston won the men’s 21.1km walk in 2.25.35. Second was Ian Plowright in 2.36.34. The 16km men’s run TC250609CT04 was won by Mark Fulford FIRST TIME 8km fun walkers included the Millar family from Te Pahu. in 1.01.56, from Michael Pictured, clockwise from left, are Caleb, Sally, Kio, Roimata and Keely-Hoki. Ahern 1.11.40 and Martin Thorpe 1.14.30. 1.58.48, from Jeff Scott went to Dave Shaw in third placed Steffie Hulst Kirsten Milne took out 2.03.37 and Owen Roberts 30.50, second was Ross 37.55. the women’s 16km run in 2.08.03. Thornton in 31.06, with Stand out 8km walker 1.06.31. Heather Kumm Women’s 16km walk Robin Graham third in was Heather Purdie-Rail, was second in 1.11.50, winner was Leslie Watts 31.59. who won 54.24, well clear ahead of Paula O’Brien in 1.58.21, from Chelsea Kylie Fulton headed of second placed Wendy 1.16.38. Parkinson 2.06.53 and the 8km women runners Aston 1.00.15 and third The 16km men’s walk Denise O’Brien 2.06.54. home in 37.42, from placed Joanne Smith went to Neil Utting in The 8km men’s run Denise Graham 37.49 and 1.03.00. 6925768AA 16 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 Te Awamutu Sports Ohutu hat-trick, plus one Rugby Club Te Awamutu Marist showed championship winning capabilities downing Ngaruawahia 31-20 in a Waikato Premier Rugby Top 8 Championship Waikato second division rugby top four clash. Match highlight was Marist midfield back Cori This Saturday 27th June Ohutu scoring four tries to promote his Te Senior A Vs Hamilton OB, Fred Jones - 2.40pm Awamutu Sub Union representative Peace Cup selection prospects. Senior B Vs Hamilton OB, Fred Jones - 1.00pm The win takes Marist to 42 points and third on the points table behind Te Akau on 47 and Hamilton U85kg Vs Ngaruawahia, NGA No.1 - 1.00pm Old Boys 45. Hamilton Marist have 42 and Ngaruawahia 38. Albert Park Te Akau play Hamilton OB this week. Five games remain in the round-robin before the Under 21 Vs Tamarunui, No.1 - 1.00pm play offs. It was a gutsy victory by the Murray Gane Plumbing sponsored Marist team, minus key Waikato Reserve Grade Rugby League players Johnny Gisborne, Bryce McCandlish (flu), This Saturday Albert Park Bill Ngauma (ruptured disc in back) and Carlos Civic Video Te Awamutu Sports Fire Hawks Vs Taniwharau, No.4 - 2.00pm Thompson (surgery on back, out for season). 6921248AA Marist defended for most of the first half at Congratualtions Pipe Band Paterson Park on Saturday. Their six point halftime lead was against the run On your 60th Birthday, enjoy your day this Saturday of play, only getting out of their half on a couple of THANK OUR SPONSORS: Summit Quinphos, Qubic, McEntee Hire, Gyde Wansbone occasions. Ngaruawahia kicked an early penalty to lead 3-0. Marist scored a minute later when second five Ohutu latched onto a Marty Rogers chip kick and CFP raced away to dot down under the posts. Rogers MARIST prolific try scorer Cori Ohutu. RURAL ROUNDUP converted for a 7-3 lead. Ngaruawahia scored next to regain the lead, 8-7. Ohutu scored his second five pointer after WAIPA NETWORKS THE JULY 2009 RURAL ROUND UP another fine break to get Marist back in front 14-8 at halftime. TREE SERVICES PUBLISHES TUESDAY 14 The home team scored early in the second half to close the gap to 14-13. For all your tree service needs Rogers kicked a penalty and converted the in FOCUSSING ON CALF REARING form Ohutu’s third try to take the score out to 24-13. including Ohutu was on fire, intercepting a pass, with Ngaruawahia hot on attack, and sprinting the Tree maintenance If you are interested in advertising please length of the field to get his fourth and team bonus contact Alan or Heather point try (his 14th for the season). 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Barry Lockie silenced his critics by Furniture Court for their contribution to winning the premier overall net prize in the day’s success, as well as those respon- the Furniture Court 18 hole open at ASB sible for the necessary arrangements on Te Awamutu Golf Club. the day. The host club 26 handicapper took out Women’s winners were L. Kana the Morgan Lazy Boy Chair — the most (Kawhia) 83 gross, D. Goile (Pirongia) 67 sought after of all the quality prizes on net, R. Neale (Ngaruawahia) 71 and A. display. Irwin 38 stableford, R. Hawira 35. Lockie had been on the receiving end Division one men’s winners were D. 6922097AA of some healthy banter from clubmates Morris (Putaruru) 75 gross, J. Byford (Te regarding his poor form of late. Kowhai) 66 net, B. Foster (Te Kowhai) 68, J. He responded magnificently shooting Emery 68 and J. Mohn (Te Akau) 39 62 net on Sunday, the identical score that stableford, S. Williamson (Narrows) 38, R. he had posted in January. Wetere, M. Brown (SA) 36, L. Grylls, D. FUTURE It was one of those rounds ‘out of the George, J. Irving, S. Gilbert, A. Brown 35, bag’ — in stark contrast to his previous K. Hetet (Pio Pio Aria), C. Vincent 34. five net rounds of 78, 82, 75, 76 and 83. The men’s division two winners were A. FERNS A heavy frost delayed the start of the Bishop (Kawhia) 89 gross, R. Pakeho 65 net, well supported annual event but it was L. Murrell 69, CB Green 70, and J. Heke the only blip on a well organised tourna- (Pio Pio Aria) 40 stableford, S. Elliott 38, S. ment. Crutchley 36, J. Bowers, R. Turner (Pio Pio NETBALL DRAW Thirteen neighbouring clubs were Aria) 35, G. Cowley (Ngahinapouri), W. represented and everyone seemed suit- Franks, R. Quinlan (Pirongia), A. Yeo 34. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2009 ably impressed by the generous array of Women’s nearest pin went to S. Gooch, prizes available for the more skilful while T. Tapu took out longest drive. 9.00am: golfers on the day. Men’s nearest pin was claimed by S. Pekerau Peacocks vs TAPS Silver Ferns TC250609SP17 President Bill Hawira made special Gilbert, longest drive went to S. Hill and OVERALL net winner Barry Lockie in his thanks to Andrew Brown and Mark CB Green annexed longest putt on the 18th St. Pats Pink vs TAPS Wild Cats 6930972AA prized Morgan Lazy Boy Chair. McNaughten, the club’s sponsors from hole. 9.50am: Pokuru Party Girls vs Pirongia Sparklers Norris cruises to strokeplay glory Pekerau Pixies vs Pekerau Penguins Robyn Norris romped to a 10 The silver 2 strokeplay was final 18 holes to claim the Joy second ace. 10.40am: shot victory in the concluding won by Judy Scown, who Earwaker Cup by eight shots. The club day scramble was third round of the strokeplay claimed the Patricia Williams Bayes carded 100, 100, 100, 303 won by Annette Irwin with 38 St. Pats Yellow vs Pirongia Seagulls championships at ASB Te Awa- Cup. and Lord 104, 96, 111, 311. points, from Angela Thomson Paterangi Panthers vs Pekerau Poppies mutu Golf Club. Scown prevailed by two Hazel Bryant went one better and Min Nolan on 36, Judy Having done the damage shots from Maureen Fraser in the strokeplay scramble on Scown 35. with a hot 74 off-the-stick in with rounds of 90, 90, 93 for a net, winning the silver and Leading scorers in the nine 11.30am: round two, Norris took the foot 54-hole total of 273. Fraser bronze 1 division with 216, from hole scramble were Daphne Puahue Pebbles vs Te Taumata ki Parawera off the pedal this week shooting carded 87, 96, 92. M. Fraser 221, R. Hawira 225 and Hall, Phillipa Wood 16, Mar- 91. Bronze 1 was taken out by Jan Mandeno 230. garet Collings 14. Paterangi Rockets vs Korakonui Mini Chics She claimed the Helen Rewa Hawira with 94, 94, 100 for Kaye Bayes had further suc- Best of the Vets was Jim Anderson Cup for Silver 1 a total of 288. She won the Joyce cess winning the bronze 2 Lambeth with 41 stableford, six 12.20pm: players with a 54-hole total of Fell Cup by 15 shots from the strokeplay scramble with 225, points clear of joint runners-up 250, having shot 85 in the open- runner-up Margaret Johnson, heading off Shirley Lord 232, Ariki Ashford and Bill Hawira. St. Pats Purple vs Pokuru Mini Magic ing round. 95, 100, 108, 303. Annette Irwin 234 and Nan Open midweek winners were Arohena Ladybugs vs Hauturu Stars First round leader Hazel Kaye Bayes and Shirley Lord Poppe 238. Craig Watkinson with 78 gross, Bryant had to settle for runner- went into the final round in Highlight of women’s club Joe Murray 65 net, Doug up with rounds of 81, 88 and 91 bronze 2 on level pegging but day was Min Nolan’s hole-in- Retemeyer 70 and Joe Byford 38 1.10pm: for 260 aggregate. Bayes clearly fared best over the one on the fifth hole. It was her stableford, Ross Signal 35. K’Town Butterﬂ ies vs TAPS Mini Magic HI PETER GLIDDEN HERE

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Personal Meetings Public Notices FREE diamond ring Pirongia cleaning and checking, MARKET FORMAL NOTICES plus estimate value of Te Aroaro o Kahu jewellery, Hyam Restoration COUNCIL CARPARK 6270363AA Rosetown Jewellers. Society This Saturday Engagements Deaths PHONE James Parlane, ANNUAL GENERAL Phone Phyllis : 871-4811 Solicitor, 870-4991. AHLERS - DE SILVA - Les. Passed ORMSBY - Elizabeth MEETING Board of Trustees Vacancy or Carol : 871-6198 RUTSCHMANN. away peacefully June Marilyn. Peacefully at ATTENTION Robbie and Rita 22, 2009. Father-in-law Waikato Hospital on 7.30pm, Thursday, Wharepuhunga Rohe Rutschmann together and best mate of June 23, 2009. Dearly FARMERS July 9, 2009 with Bruce and Jan Kevin. A service for loved wife of Eric. Pirongia School As per the current Raukawa Trust Board Trust Deed Ahlers have much Les will be held today Loved mother of Want a break? Activity Centre, and election process for one position has become Pirongia pleasure announcing June 25, 2009 at my William and Niki, and Life time experienced 100 Beechey Street, available for representation from the Wharepuhunga the engagement of residence 714 Ricket Gracey. Treasured 6933133AA Bruce and Natalie. Road, Te Awamutu. Granny of Edison and farmer and partner will Pirongia rohe. This position will be an interim position until MARKET Congratulations and Les will then depart to Devon. Grateful farm and house sit for All Welcome such time as a full election process will be held best wishes. his beloved Fiji. Rest thanks to the staff of you while you are away. for the new post settlement governance entity for This Sunday in peace mate, Kev. Ward 22. A service for 6933207AA South Waikato, Treaty Claims is initiated. This is to ensure that the June 28 DILLON - Barbara (nee Elizabeth will be held King Country area. at St Andrew’s CLIMAX transition period into the new entity is maintained. Phone 871-9536 Kelk). Aunty to Wayne, Phone 870-1160 Leona and family. A Presbyterian Church, 1317 TRUST Only those that are registered on the Raukawa Trust loved aunty, we will 80 Mutu Street, Te Board tribal register that affi liate to Wharepuhunga miss your hospitality Awamutu on Monday, Lost and Found ANNUAL GENERAL and cooking. June 29 at 11.00am, MEETING rohe are eligible to participate in this process. ALCOHOLICS DILLON - Barbara Anne. followed by private Wednesday Nominations for this position will close on Friday, Passed away cremation. All MISSING July 8, 2009 July 23, 2009, 4.00pm. ANONYMOUS peacefully surrounded communications to If you want to the Ormsby family, c/- 5:15pm at At the close of nominations eligibility will be WELLS - BARLOW. by love at Waikato Light grey tabby Russell Easton Ltd’s drink that’s Roger and Sally Wells Hospital on Tuesday PO Box 137, Te confi rmed by the returning offi cer. The successful your business Awamutu please. Te cat named Earl Office. together with Warren June 23, 2009. Most nominee will be advised of the outcome and the and Sue Barlow have Awamutu Funeral All interested IF YOU WANT dearly loved sister and are welcome. result will be advertised. TO STOP, much delight in sister-in-law of Peter Services FDANZ. announcing the Russell Easton A voting process will occur if there is more than one THAT’S OURS engagement of and Audrey Kelk. Very much loved ORMSBY - Elizabeth Chairperson Phone 871-4072 Amanda and Mathew. Marilyn. Loved sister- nomination received. Love and very best Auntie Barbara of or 870-3463 Tania and Stuart in-law of Edith and For nomination forms and further information, wishes from all the Reg Dockery. Res- Pirongia Sports family. Yarndley, Gary and Contact: Kim Blomfi eld, Raukawa Trust Board, Joanne Kelk, Sandra pected Aunt of Peter Complex Committee

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DONAGHY - Neil. Neil, 6927249AA Clubrooms Otorohanga. great sense of humour, Please phone ing Club Incl, 17 those sumptuous you are sorely missed. Enquiries to DAVIS - Tom. You’ll be Bev and John. 871-9412 Lyon Street, Ki- always in our feasts, and that very Clara (021) 128-2986 generous and huge hikihi, Pirongia thoughts. A very Bowling Club Inc, special friend to Stu, heart. Sleep well our Church Services POKURU DISTRICT Jenny, Clayton, Sam, special Barbie. You Franklin Street, Gemma and Katelyn. have led us all by your Anglican Church HALL ASSOC Pirongia and Te DE SILVA - Leslie example. Very special Awamutu Bowling thanks to staff at METHODIST ANNUAL GENERAL Francis Michael (Les). KIHIKIHI Club Inc, Victoria Waikato Hospital. MEETING Suddenly but peace- CHURCH June 28, 2009 Park, Te Awamutu fully at home on June Your efforts were truly appreciated. Sunday Tuesday, June 30, 2009 have each made ap- 22, 2009. Aged 85 years. Holy Communion plication to the Waipa June 28 9.30am 7.30pm at Much loved father and District Licensing father-in-law of HELP! 10.00am ALL WELCOME Pokuru Hall WE need even more wool Parish Worship Agency for the grant

Sandra and Dennis, 6919999AA Lyn and Pete, Gordan for our brilliant knitters at Te Awamutu Enquiries: 871-6130 All Welcome of a Club Licence in and Linda, Jan and helping with Operation ALL Enquiries 871-2867 respect of their pa- Bren, Lorraine and Cover Up, if you have WELCOME vilions situated as some spare, please drop it Dave. Best mate of Enquiries 871-5376 "Die Woord" above. Kevin and friend of at the Te Awamutu Cour- Public Notices Mary. Grandad to his ier office, 336 Alexandra REVMAUREENCALMAN in Afrikaans The general nature of EVENING the business to be con- 16 grandchildren. Street. Elke Sondag aand, Going home to rest in 5.30nm SHOWCASE ducted under each li- his beloved Fiji. Funeral Notices cence is that of Sports AnglikaanseKerksaal, PRESBYTERIAN Kihikihi. The Te Awamutu Club. Waikato Stonecraft CHURCH Camera Club extends The days on which and SIEN JOU DAAR! the hours within which 80 Mutu Street a public invitation to 41 Shakespeare Street, Cambridge Tlaurae liquor is intended to June 28 an entertaining Phone (07) 827-5226 870-4909 be sold under each 9.00am: presentation of Audio Visuals, licence are: Kihikihi More reflective Leading the way in Monumental design covering a wide Bowling Club, all year, 10.00am: KIHIKIHI variety of subjects. Sunday to Friday Come in and see Craig and the team Cuppa ’n’ Chat PRESBYTERIAN Venue: 8.30am to 10.30pm, We can off er you; 10.30am: Croquet Clubrooms, Saturdays and Public

- A qualifi ed Graphic Artist Family Service CHURCH 6926586AA Bank Street Holidays, 8.30am to 12 midnight. Pirongia - We are members of the NZ Kidz Programme Sunday June 28 Friday, June 26 Monumental Masons Association Cre` che facilities Bowling Club, all year, 9.30 am Saturday, June 27 seven days, 8.30am to - A 10 year guarantee Te Pahu: 10.00am Communion at 8.00pm 10.00pm. Te Awamutu - Qualifi ed Tradesmen Bowling Club, Sunday 6151409AA-08-04-17 www.teawamutu.net/ Rev Fogatia Levi standrews to Thursday 8.30am to Check out our showrooms in; Phone 871-6011 WAIPA Hamilton - Cambridge - Tokoroa - Rotorua 10.00pm, Friday and MASONIC Saturday 8.30am to 12 midnight. LODGE The applications may Te Awamutu be inspected during A journey through time - ordinary work hours Funeral Services modern free masonry. at the offi ce of the Find it’s roots in ancient Waipa District Coun- history using ancient cil, District Licensing 6821322AA ritual to make good Agency, Bank Street, men better. Te Awamutu. Phone Any person who is en- (027) 612-3374 titled to object and who wishes to object to the 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU grant of any one ot the CONTINUING applications may, not Alexandra House Catering later than 10 working EDUCATION days after the date of & all Monumental Needs Wednesday, July 1 the fi rst publication of 10.00am this notice, fi le a no- Offi ce, Chapel and Reception Lounge Waipa Workingmen’s tice in writing of the For campassionate and caring service call Club objection with the Sec- Speaker: 6151417AA-08-04-17 Bruce, Garth & Lynette Williams retary of the District Rovina Maniapoto Licensing Agency at Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft One Hundred Years of Waipa District Coun- Historical Background cil, Private Bag 2402, Member of Griefcare and FDANZ of the Te Awamutu Area 1800-1900 Te Awamutu 3840. Admission $2 - This is the second pub- PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS Everybody Welcome lication of this notice. 6920286AA 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 Public Notices Public Notices Garage Sales Grazing To Let 1037 Hazelmere Cres- SILAGE bales, excellent HAYLAGE 10 BE round FARM cottage to rent, 20 Salary & Wage Earners cent, 8.00am start. quality, Ted Brennan. and square, top quality minutes from town. TO VISIT VISITED Phone (07) 823-6538. $80 + GST. Phone (07) Phone 872-2725. YOU MAY BE DUE A TAX REFUND! ❏❏ 872-4741. FOUR bedroom house, Apply online: www.easytaxrefunds.co.nz large rumpus room, swimming pool, $300 NO REFUND = NO FEE 119 College Street, 6933436AA SILAGE BALES p/wk, 123 Mangahoe 7.30am start, something Street. Contact for everyone. SILAGE BALES FOR SALE (Pasture and Red Clover) B.Blackwell 870-1752. TO VISIT VISITED FOUR bedroom house to ❏❏ Phone 872-2726, 872-2718 rent, close to schools and or (027) 495-4735 town, $300 p/wk. Phone 249 Bruce Berquist (021) 215-6863. Drive, 9.00am start, mass- Stock Auctions FURNISHED room avail- ive clearout, everything able $80 p/wk plus power. must go. Phone 870-4135. LOST YOUR LICENCE? TO VISIT VISITED 2009 KIHIKIHI, two bedroom ❏❏ house, clean, tidy, $230 Call us today for expert advice CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND p/wk. Phone (027) 53 Mutu Street, Te Awamutu, PO Box 170 482-7855. 6590594AA COMBINED BEEF BREEDERS Telephone: (07) 872-0560 Email: offi [email protected] Livestock and Soc., Inc PIRONGIA house, three Poultry bedrooms and study, carport, close to school AC Petfoods, buying 4th ANNUAL ALL BREEDS and central to village, Arawata Market cows, horses and PEDIGREE BEEF BULL $280 p/wk. Phone St John’s Church Grounds bobbies. Phone 0800-369 871-8724. 6269 or 0800 DOWN COW. SMALL two bedroom cot- Saturday, June 27 FARMERS, Condensed SALE tage for rent, Korakonui Distillers Solubles Syrup, area $150 p/wk. Phone 8.30am till 1.00pm contains all the goodies 871-6107. (ask me for an analysis), To be held at the Frankton Saleyards, TWO bedroom, single Fresh produce, preserves, plants, $260 per tonne +GST Hamilton, on Thursday, July 2, 2009. garage, $230 p/wk. Phone natural skin care products, jewellery, delivered. This is new Viewing from 10.30am with the sale (027) 589-6416. wood work and a range of arts and crafts. and the girls are really commencing at 12.00noon. TE AWAMUTU Church Op Shop open. going for it. Or how about a 50/50 molasses and the Comprising: SELF STORAGE same syrup mix (extra 41 Beef Bulls This voucher entitles the bearer to energy), $317 +GST deliv- From $17 p/w ered? BLM Feeds. Phone • 15 ANGUS 24hr access ONE FREE CUP OF TEA OR COFFEE Brian (07) 889-0528, (027) 6931289AA 6928045AA • 5 SHORTHORN Camera Surveillance

438-9822. • 9 HEREFORD 6135805AA at Arawata Market on June 27 PH: (07) 856-7584 Cut out this voucher and present at the Lounge. MILK wanted, all surplus • 10 SIMMENTAL for calves. Phone Deb • 2 CHAROLAIS or (027) 608-1749 Public Notices Equestrian Kirkham: 871-4815 or All bulls are Tb tested, BVD tested & vaccinated. Contact Church Ofﬁ ce for more details 871-5568 HORSE clipping. Phone (027) 490-1007. A1 SELF 872-7754 or (021) 127-9361 Light lunch provided. WOODCHIP available ask for Trudy. For catalogues for further information contact: STORAGE bulk or bagged, deliv- New facility, many sizes, ered. Phone (027) Bruce Orr, PGG Wrightson Firewood 733-5489. Phone: (07) 573-5599, Mob: (027) 592-2121 good rates, security and

Got something to sell? 6857847AA Brent Bougen, Allied Farmers seven day access. Sell it in the ClassiﬁedsClassiﬁ eds FIREWOOD Phone 871-6164 6853898AA Phone (07) 848-2544, Mob: (027) 210-4698 GOOD dry gum and/or or (027) 478-3085 pine from $60 per metre, Bruce Morrison delivered. Phone Phone (07) 823-0937, Mob: (021) 708-298 Woodshack (07) 873-0788. TENANTS SPLIT Gardening Cars for Sale REQUIRED FIREWOOD - $65/m3 for COST EFFECTIVE MITSUBISHI Mirage 1996 TWO BEDROOMS: pine. Phone Firewood DOG FOOD FARM TREE $1,500. Phone 871-8541 or • Whitaker Street - Solutions, (0800) DRY (021) 234-4866. lovely compact unit, WOOD. Monthly runs past SALE Call our Specialist Family Team your gateway Vehicles Wanted $170 p/w Oaks, London Plane, THREE for advise on: For Sale For orders and quotes BEDROOMS: Phone Ross Silver birch, Alders • Separation DAHLIA • Grey Street - (07) 878-3361 Weeping Willow 0800 open fire, • Relationship Property Division PLANTS $3.00 each. Swamp Cypress • Disputes Over Children Phone 871-4719. (021) 126-8392 bath and shower 6910111AA 4 DEAD $200 p/w • Relationship Property Sharing Agreements FREE ON Sweet Chestnut HAY Flowering Cherries CARS WE HAVE

FARM DELIVERY 6932855AA 53 Mutu Street, Te Awamutu, PO Box 170 CONVENTIONAL bales MORE AVAILABLE. Telephone: (07) 872-0560 Email: ofﬁ [email protected] and more 0800 43 32 32 $6.50 per bale. Phone (07) 6880180AA For all www.galliemiles.co.nz 823-8253. Saturday DEAD CARS, enquiries contact 6895890AA ATTENTION 9.00am - 3.00pm TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL Robyn (021) 353-046 QUEEN FARMERS Cash & Cheque only CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP SIZE bed, $60. Phone Office 871-5044 ext 201 871-8902. Ever thought of Beside Ravensdown Ph/Txt Andy: getting your calves Fertiliser, Allen Road, ANDREW CROWLEY TYRES off SHWY3, Kihikihi 027 453 7637 FOR the best range of reared for you??? new and used tyres in Te Save on Labour costs Awamutu. Phone Tyre A1 Service and Tune Centre Ltd, Various options Wanted - SAFE ‘N’ SOUND 871-3267. available DEAD CARS STORAGE

WOF 6928691AA Toni van der Hulst Best Dollars • Electric Security Fence Hui-a-Iwi TYRE and Tune Centre, Ph: 871-1899 or Wanted to • 24/7 access 21 Bond Road, now issu- (027) 431-7099 Buy / Exchange When: Sunday, June 28, 2009 ing WOF’s for cars, • Camera and patrolled Where: Te Kuiti Pa, motorcycles, and GOLF memorabilia, dec- surveillance trailers. Phone 871-3267. AC PETFOODS orative purpose for lodge Cnr Rora Street & Awakino Road, Te Kuiti style house. Phone • Furniture Removal Time: 10.00am Now buying 871-0332. Get that car outa there Service STOCKTAKE 6854446AA The hui kaupapa is to discuss: Horses (027) 440-7101 or Livestock and 871-2171 1: Outcome of Elections SELLOUT 0800-DOWNCOW 6150555AA-08-04-17 2: Maniapoto Moving Forward Update • Obsolete and Poultry Phone 870-2200 Proud to be locally 3: Te Kuiti Sewerage Treatment Plant Wastewater last years stock Te Awamutu or owned and operated System Update • Overstocks and (0800) CAR DUMP 4: Te Puna o te Roimata update 6918942AA clearence lines 6136317AA LANDLORDS 5: Nga Wai o Maniapoto Update • PLUS massive To Let 6: Maniapoto Coordinating Committee Update on car audio sell out CARAVANS and cabins Wishing your property claims June 27 & 28, 2009 CALF BEDDING for rent, from $35 p/wk, to be managed by 7: Annual Planning Process REPCO LTD one month special. Phone recognised professionals? Exclusive (027) 499-8733. 8: Update on strategic projects: suppliers of this quality animal bedding. CHEAP rent! Cabin on TENANTS a) Health Clean and untreated. your back lawn, only $45 b) Rangatahi p/wk. For brochure, text Needing help ﬁ nding c) Ma Te Reo MOBILITY Stock available now! name and address to (021) 988-210 or see accommodation which d) Educator SCOOTERS Also Hay, Baleage and PK at great rates www.cabin4u.co.nz . 9: Minutes of previous meeting suits your needs? Phone someone who Phone (07) 873-2807 COMMERCIAL building 10: Other Iwi initiatives 6887507AA for lease, alarmed. Phone Contact Francene on cares. Locally owned a) Central North Island Iwi Collective / (07) 870-4991. Mob (027) 289-3952 Non Collective and operated. New and preloved. A/h (07) 823-6287

b) Tainui Waka Te Papa Exhibition update 6150723AA-08-04-17 Sales, service and hire. BONER COWS WANTED Contact Lisa on 11. General Business / Panui Phone No reira, naumai haere mai! (0800) 666-768 Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Mob (027) 490-9294 All enquiries - please call Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule A/h 871-8508 Maniapoto Maori Trust Board, Also empty heifers and potter bulls RAY WHITE MREINZ Phone: (07) 878-6234 Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Offi ce 871-7149 or email: offi [email protected] Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (027) 492-5080 6933227AA 6770750AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009 21 Business for Sale and Wanted Trade Services Trade Services Trade Services Employment Wanted Employment Vacancies CARPENTER looking for BRIAN Krippner build- BUILDER - trade quali- LAWN mowing or lawn Teachers, Tutors any small jobs around ing, Adv trade qualified, fied, alterations, fences, round wanted to buy. the home. Please phone alterations and decks and new homes. Phone 871-6112 evening. EXPERIENCED Are You Great With Kids? Peter 871-7323. additions, maintenance, Phone Warren on (027) 6151679AA-08-04-17 expol/pink batts, no job 441-5541. Farm Employment CHEF LINED to small. Phone (027) Would you like to earn $60,000 a year 255-5753 or 870-6462. CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, DAIRY Farm Assistant for just four evenings a week work? parts. Phone Andrew with some experience The Redoubt is a busy and dynamic workplace. SOAK Taylor, 871-5351 or required 350 cows, must We are currently looking for a competent and Sound too good to be true? TIMI’S TV AERIAL 871-4244. be keen and motivated. hard working, experienced chef, to join our HOLES Phone (021) 0297-6558 and award winning kitchen team. Not with a mathZwise Franchise Business. SERVICES COMMERCIAL and leave a message. • FOUNDATION domestic cleaning, also If you enjoy working in a driven thriving We are looking for a Franchisee in Te Awamutu HOLES * TV & video tuning carpet shampooing. workplace,working a variety of hours, to join our expanding team. * Aerial & satellite Phone Maid Marj, Employment and excelling your skills. • OFFAL / RUBBISH Simple to operate, emphasis on creating installations 871-3309 or (027) 712-7914. Vacancies Please forward your CV to: HOLES * Free-to-air satellite Head Chef - Brooke Rako a fun environment. installations FENCER available, all BAR staff required, part time position, must be C/- The Redoubt Bar and Eatery, Very little admin and preparation, * Extensions types of agricultural 423 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. fencing - steep or flat, available weekends and 6931512AA yet every student has their own lesson plan. Phone (07) 873-6044 evenings. Phone (021) Or contact Brooke or Bridie on KING COUNTRY lifestyle blocks, retaining 871-4768 for further details The business would particularly suit anyone or (027) 331-6804 walls and repairs, tractor 99-99-84. in or from the teaching profession. DRILLING and rammer available, DOMESTIC and commer- # 4 Wheel Drive competitive rates. Phone cial cleaner with drivers Ideal to work from home if you have a Cam (021) 554-630 or # Best Prices PLANS licence. Phone 871-3309. 6932551AA room you can dedicate. 870-2911. # Associated Concrete HAIRDRESSER, senior We currently have franchises in Hamilton, DRAWN PLASTERER, supply, fix Te Awamutu Community Products stylist required in Te Cambridge, Taupo, Tauranga and Tokoroa. For : and stop plasterboard, Awamutu, must have Toy Library OWNER / OPERATOR: - alterations cove cornice and square trade certificate - age no For more information see www.mathzwise.co.nz 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE - additions stop, quality workman- problem, hours are We need a Librarian to work at the Toy Library on - decks, sheds, etc. ship. Phone Ian (021) Tuesday, Thursday, alternate Saturday mornings on a permanent basis. or call Kathy Redwood on 0800 120 965 PHONE DENNIS 229-7748. Phone Terry Farrelly Friday and Saturday • This is a paid position COLSON morning. We specialise (027) 478-3085 or PLASTERER, supply, fix • Hours 8.45am-12.45pm alternate Saturdays Gardening & Hire Services 871-6164 and stop plasterboard, in cutting and colouring, (0800) DUG HOLES applicant must be a good • You need to be committed, reliable and enthusiastic Landscaping BULLDOZER for hire (0800) 384 - 465 cove cornice and square stop, quality workman- cutter and able to do foils with good communication skills FOR all your pruning and with scoop, rippers and etc, $20 per house to suit- • No experience necessary but computer literacy an stick rake. Phone Des ship. Phone Ian (021) garden maintenance, DRAINAGE 229-7748. able applicant - this is a advantage - full training provided. ring Wayne Hewitt on Hose, owner operator on WEED SPRAYING great fun, friendly shop. (021) 379-892. (07) 873-8466, mobile No job too big ROSETOWN Painters for Phone (021) 158-5588. • Position requires being part of the Committee (027)472-7776. Radio Controlled Units or too small - (average four meetings per annum) all your painting and dec- TRADESMAN or crafts- TREE CARE orating requirements. • Handgun Work WE DO IT ALL! man plumber/gasfitter Send CV to TACTL, PO Box 411, Te Awamutu GROUNDZONE Tree MARQUEE HIRE Phone (027) 482-5586 or wanted, based in Te Awa- by July 3, 2009 Care. Tree work by quali- TOP quality, all new • Gorse Phone 870-6244 or phone a/h 870-1481. 6923623AA Colin (027) 498-9022 mutu, experience with Position description available on request fied and experienced marquees, tables, chairs, • Ragwort gas applicances a plus, aborists. Professional lighting, for all occa- SAFETY RAILS great company. Phone Contact Renee - 871-9179 or (021) 136-3087 and friendly service from sions. Phone 871-6735 or • Thistles Supplied and fi tted (07) 873-6642 or email a Waipa company. Phone (021) 173-9021. Competitive Rates EXPOL [email protected] or Nathan Hughes 823-8183 Underfl oor Community Health read more on or (027) 266-8811 RED BINS LTD Phone Installation Authorised www.pratts.co.nz. Marshall Contracting MURRELL BUILDERS TOTAL TREE CARE Mini Skip Bins Phone Justin Phone (027) 492-0888 EXPERIENCED • Free Quotes Glen : 870-1433 1.8 and 3.6 6421722AA 870-4495 or or 871-6289 CHEF AND WAIT EARLY LEARNING CHILDCARE CENTRE • Felling (027) 201-1974 6872263AA STAFF WANTED • Pruning 6929280AA - OTOROHANGA - Phone Murray Bain SHOWER Travel For busy cafe • Removal 871-8996 RESTORATIONS in Cambridge. QUALIFIED or TRAINING ECE TEACHER • Stump Grinding 6621118AA Removal of water ESCORTED Full time, • Hedge Cutting includes weekends. Our warm and friendly, purpose-built rural centre stains, mineral stains, HANDY TOURS - Limited spaces is mixed age from 3 months to 3½ years. Call Dennis Clements Financial soap residues from Phone Kate available Vietnam - Sep- We offer excellent working conditions, full teacher TOTAL TREE CARE glass, tile, and MAN tember 06, Central (027) 618-8551 plastic surfaces Europe - September 20. after 3.30pm registration and ongoing professional development. 6149964AA Phone 871-5221 Affordable rates MORTGAGE Mention this ad and Phone 871-2775. The successful applicant will have excellent Te Awamutu Owned BROKER SAVE 15% Phone 871-4072 communication skills, commitment and Operated or (021) 214-1876 Member of: FREE QUOTES Employment Vacancies and be a great team player. NZMBA 0800 462 533 The position is Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 4.30pm. Relocation grants available. Start date is negotiable. Phone Christine HEAT PUMP GARDENING 871-3176 PAINTERS INSTALLER 6928732AA For further information please contact Quality, experienced work. (021) 545-302 AVAILABLE REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN Charlotte Clapcott on (07) 873-8739 Hedges, roses, Free Quotes or email [email protected] . or general weeding. For prompt and Need a hand Property & Home Call Adam professional service. (0800) 500-101

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If ever there was any “What a delightfully gentle doubt about Paul Simon’s understated cameo this is.” Times. popularity as a Alan Rickman, Bill Pullman and Pure enchantment. songwriter and performer Chris Pine star in a pleasant, gentle THE GROCER’S SON M then two recent capacity film, gorgeously shot and based crowds at his collabora- on a true story. THU 7:45, FRI 7:40, SAT 5:55, tion Simon and Garfunkel BOTTLE SHOCK M SUN 3:55, MON 7:40, TUE 5:50, concerts with long time WED 10:40 & 5:50 friend Art Garfunkel put THU & FRI 5:45, SAT 3:55, SUN 1:55, MON & TUE 5:45, paid to that. Three stand- An absolute delight to watch. ing ovations and two WED 10:20 & 5:45 The time goes fast as you are sucked in encores each night laid to the fun and enjoyment of it all. testament to the pair’s Has its own charm and the set up is The ideal cast star in a bright, breezy, unflagging popularity in fun, too. Decidedly likeable, extremely sweetly charming, yet slightly wicked, New Zealand. escapist and a perfect date movie. British comedy. Check out Graceland Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds EASY VIRTUE PG as a shining example of in an appealing and entertaining Paul Simon’s creativity. romantic comedy. THU 5:50, FRI 10:20 & 5:50, ‘‘A coherent vision that THE PROPOSAL PG SAT 2:05 & 7:40, SUN 12:05 & 5:40, elevates it into the MON 5:50, TUE & WED 7:40 pantheon of classic rock THU 5:55 & 8:10, albums’ is how Mojo put FRI 10:10, 6:00 & 8:20, Definitely for everyone who enjoyed it. Containing great songs SAT 1:40 & 8:20, SUN 11:50 & 4:10, such as Boy In The YOUNG AT HEART (it’s even better). Bubble, Graceland, You MON & TUE 5:55 & 8:10, Plenty of humour and music. Can Call Me Al and of WED 10:30, 5:55 & 8:10 TOPP TWINS M course the song he sang to THU 6:00, FRI 10:40, SAT 1:50, rapturous applause at the “We all liked this one for full-on action SUN 11:40, FINAL TUE 6:00 shows — Diamonds On and excitement with great sound. The Souls Of Her Shoes. The pace never slackens.” Allan. There are heaps more album that inspired the All manner of new robots blow stuff A wrenching story about a young great Paul Simon naming of Te Awamutu’s up really well and the strong action German boy and his forbidden creations including three Charitable Trust, Pirongia Country scenes work on all scales. friendship with a Jewish child. previously unreleased Gracelands, that has TERMINATOR SALVATION M It’s a deeply moving, disturbing and remarkable story told with masterly tracks. bought so much hope to so MARKET THU 7:40, FRI 8:10, SAT 3:50 & 8:10, It’s no wonder this many people. intelligence and grace. songsmith has been twice To be in to win simply SUN 2:00 & 6:10, MON 8:00, BOY IN STRIPED PYJAMAS M inducted into the Rock put your name, address This Sunday TUE 7:40 FRI 10:30, SAT 3:30, SUN 1:30, and Roll Hall of Fame, and daytime phone num- June 28 MON 6:10, WED 5:50 received 12 Grammy ber on the back of a “GOODIES GALORE IN CRACKER awards, three Album of standard sized envelope, 8.30am-1.00pm ENTERTAINMENT.” Times. the Year awards and was address it to the Paul “I was really looking forward to this An excellent, harrowing true story the first recipient of the Simon Graceland CD All enquiries film and was pleased it was as good experience of bravery and survival Library of Congress Competition and make ph: 871 9536 as I had hoped it would be. against incredible odds. 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