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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Light up sparks QSM for long time Waipa generosity Visitors on the Te Awamutu Christmas lights ramble helped contributor Ron Cooper raise money for Ronald McDon- ald House. A collection tin put out at the Kairangi farmer Ron Cooper Balks’ home on Mahoe Street has a record of service to the had $261 by the end of the wider Waipa community that is event. hard to rival. Trevor Balks says they had Mr Cooper was awarded a a wonderful response to their Queen’s Service Medal in the lights and the collection for New Year’s Honours in recogni- Ronald McDonald house. tion of his services to local body “There are a lot of very gen- affairs and the community - serv- erous people in Te Awamutu ices that span more than four and the money raised will go decades. to Ronald McDonald house in Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston, Rotorua. Thankyou to everyone in making a presentation to the who donated.” outgoing councillor at Council’s meeting last month, referred to the longevity and diversity of Mr Maori farming Cooper’s contributions. He was a Waipa County Coun- award extended cillor from 1980-89 and a Waipa The deadline for entries in District Councillor from that the BNZ Maori Excellence in organisation’s inauguration in Farming Award has been ex- 1989 until last year’s election - a tended to January 25. total of 27 years of elected repre- DairyNZ has offered the sentation of fellow residents on services of fi eld staff to help Council. complete applications. He was Deputy Mayor of Waipa The supreme winner will be District for its fi rst six years, a announced at a gala dinner in member of the Policy Commit- Rotorua on June 6 where they tee from 1989-2007, a member will collect the Ahuwhenua of the Regulatory Committee Trophy and $40,000 in cash, from 1989-2004, chairman of the services and farm products. Maungatautari Reserve Man- Regional winners receive agement Committee from 2004- $15,000 worth of prizes. 2007, chairman of Karapiro Lake Further details are avail- Users Group from 1989-2007 able at www.tpk.govt.nz or and a member of Environment [email protected] or phone Waikato’s Project Watershed Li- (04) 819 9205. aison Group for Middle Waikato from 2001-07. A FRAMED photograph of Maungatautari was a fi tting present for Ron Cooper on his departure from Study Award to Mr Livingston said Mr Cooper Council after 27 years of helping manage Waipa’s affairs (before and after amalgamation). He has was a long serving councillor who been on Maungatautari Reserve committees throughout that time and chairman for 18 years. Mr Kirsten Miller provided a personal and effi cient Cooper (right) received the gift from Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston. Photo supplied. The BPW Else Russell Study link with constituents, while also Award grant was awarded to a bringing a substantial amount of nated for a QSM was ‘Why me?”. extended far beyond local govern- contributions of service to Kai- young woman intent on becom- knowledge and experience to the “It was a funny feeling, good ment circles. rangi Hall Committee (30 years), ing a General Practitioner and Council table. feeling.” He was a Cambridge Electric Cambridge Community Marae practicing in the rural area. Mr Cooper said for his part Mr Cooper gave credit to his Power Board trustee from 1974- and Cambridge Veterinary Club Kirsten Miller was given that he just enjoys working with wife of 58 years Joy for her sup- 93 and has been a Waipa Net- (30 years - 25 as chairman) as fl owers by Elsie Russell at a people. port of all his roles. works trustee since 1993. well as Federated Farmers (40 recent BPW meeting, after be- His fi rst thought when nomi- Mr Cooper’s contribution has He has also provided extensive years). ing introduced by Merran Firth - the chair of the subcommittee Sir Edmund’s death not just a loss, but time to refl ect on what we gained whose team chose her out of a fi eld of six applicants. By Grant Johnston I remember hearing Sir Edmund speak to tle wonder two blocks at the former Waikeria Kirsten was presented with a school assembly - he assured us all that he Borstal were named in their honour). her certifi cate earlier at the The passing of Sir Edmund Hillary last Friday was a sad occasion - but also a time was one “ordinary bloke”, and the opportuni- Sir Edmund’s name has come to symbolise Te Awamutu College Senior ty to achieve something remarkable belonged humility, honour, honesty and decency - at- Prizegiving by Denise White, to remember the huge contribution made by this legendary New Zealander. to everyone - as long as they aimed high and tributes we can all aspire to even if we can’t vice president of Te Awamutu showed determination. scale gigantic mountains. BPW. Sir Edmund made us all proud to be Kiwis The grant is worth $1000 and - not just because of his world fi rst conquer- It never surprised me in the least when An annual holiday named in his honour (as is awarded to a young female ing of Everest, but even more importantly his in recent years the Reader’s Digest surveys suggested by the Greens) would be a fi tting student in her last year at col- own humble reactions to his never dwindling of ‘Most Trusted New Zealanders’ should be way to remember this great man and his lege, who intends attending a fame and his dedication to helping improve topped by Sir Edmund (King Country legend contribution to this country’s psyche and our tertiary institution - technical the lives of the Nepalese from the poor vil- Sir Colin Meads was never far behind and ‘place in the world’ (although it would prob- college or university. lages that he fi rst encountered on his epic I’m sure these two great Kiwis were hewn ably not be right to spend it ‘sitting around’). 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015TC034-08 I wanted to go down and confront him but my sister suggested that by writing this letter I might help some other old folks going for walk in the evening. In the last few days we have watched the area EDUCATION FEATURE and fi nd that his children, both six or seven, do nothing but run backwards and forwards across PUBLISHES THURSDAY a virtual blind crossroads. JANUARY 17 I notice the little boy wears no helmet when ONLY a few places riding his bike either. available - Call Dorinda or KEVIN MILNE Heather 871 5151 Association appreciates help with battery sales Te Awamutu Hearing Association wishes to publicly thank Teresa Reymer and her staff at Stitchin’ Stuff and also the Citizen’s Advice Bu- reau members at Otorohanga House, for selling hearing aid batteries on our behalf. It is a tremendous service for which we are very grateful. KAY MOORHEAD Publicity Offi cer

Fire Brigade notebook GAIDYN FLAY (right) receives a framed photograph of Kakepuku from Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has attended Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston. Photo supplied. the following matters: Gaidyn Flay’s contribution to Quesnoy in France. Friday, December 21: Fire on trailer under house, Waipa District Council as Kakepuku Cr Flay was elected to Kakepuku Gentle Dental Cambridge can offer Rewi Street. 6.44pm. Assist Hamilton fi refi ghters Ward representative for over seven Ward in May 2000, in a by-election Intravenous Sedation to eliminate with fi re on third fl oor of Anglesea Street building. years was marked at the last Coun- following the sudden death of Max your fear of dental procedures 7.31pm. Flooding in Ohaupo. cil meeting. Jones. We also offer the surgical removal Sunday, December 23: Rubbish bin fi re, Gorst Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston He served on the Policy Commit- of wisdom teeth and are qualifi ed to Avenue. said Cr Flay was an enthusiastic tee and Regulatory Committee from place dental implants. Monday, December 24: Motor vehicle crash, and committed councillor. He was a 2001-07. Our hygienists offer a comprehensive Cambridge Road. strong advocate of new public toilets He was a member of the Maun- range of services including: scale & Wednesday, December 26: Motor vehicle crash, at Selwyn Park. gatautari Reserve Committee from polishes, gum treatments and delight Pirongia Road. He was also a strong supporter 2004-07. in providing the “Zoom” Professional Sunday, December 30: Explosion in substation, for renewing links between Te Cr Flay also represented Council Whitening System as seen on Racecourse Road. Awamutu and Australian twin town, on Environment Waikato‘s Project “Extreme Make Over”. Tuesday, January 1, 2.45pm: Motor vehicle crash, Moree (which he visited to gauge in- Watershed Liaison Group for Waipa Visit our website for more information www.gentle-dental.co.nz. State Highway 3, Kihikihi. terest in rekindling the relationship River, and served on the Waikeria Friday, January 4: 7.45pm: Fire woood on fi re, on that side of the Tasman). He also Liaison Committee and Te Awamutu 015TC014-08 Picquet Hill Road. visited Cambridge’s twin town Le Public Relations Committee.

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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 CRIMELINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 Six decades’ service to EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the follow- ing matters since last week: Monday, January 7: Arrests: Man for EBA. Man for breaching bail. Masons marked in style Man for breaching bail. Vehicle stolen from Hamilton located at Te By Grant Johnston pahu in damaged condition. Mark Cook is a man economic with Two youths reported for tagging at Te Awamutu words but generous with actions - so it’s College. no wonder the Masonic Lodge philosophy Theft of petrol from Super Service Station hit a chord with him. reported. “We (Masons) are not a secret society, Tuesday, January 8: like some people choose to believe, but we Man arrested for EBA. don’t advertise,” he says. Burglaries: Manguika Road property. Hot wa- Mr Cook was recently honoured for 60 ter cylinder and two vanities stolen from house years’ service by New Zealand Masonic under construction. Bell Road residence. DVDs, Lodges at the largest gathering seen at portable hard drive, laptop computer, jewellery Waipa Lodge for many a year. and digital camera stolen. Grand Master for New Zealand, Barry Wednesday, January 9: McLaggan, presented Mr Cook with Man arrested for assault. his 60 Year Service Badge in front of a Thursday, January 10: lodgerooms bulging at the seams with a Man for EBA. gathering that included 71 Grand Lodge Intentional damage to car belonging to Shell offi cers, 64 visitors and 31 Waipa Breth- Alexandra customer by a group of youths re- ren. ported. Friday, January 11: They came from throughout New Zea- Arrests: Waikeria inmate for assaulting an- land to honour a man who has won a other inmate. Man for EBA. reputation as a dedicated servant and Attend disorder at Hazelmere Crescent. Peo- straight shooter. ple seen with bats and bottles. Resident reports Mr Cook joined Whangamomona Lodge intimidating behaviour has been ongoing for a in Taranaki in 1947, following in his fa- number of weeks. ther Harry’s footsteps. Saturday, January 12: Serving in the islands in the Air Force Arrests: Woman for EBA and driving while dis- during World War II, Mr Cook had the reg- qualifi ed. Car impounded. Woman for breaching ular job of driving the offi cer in charge of bail and EBA. Man for breaching bail. Man for the camp to the American Camp to Lodge failing to appear in court. meetings. He was advised that joining the Theft of car from McDonald’s carpark reported. Masons like his father would be a good Located in The Warehouse carpark. Electric gui- move - and it is certainly one Mr Cook has tar, amplifi er, pedals and cables, guitar case, bag, never regretted. wallet, sun glasses, suitcase and clothing stolen. “Masons provides great fellowship and MARK COOK (left) about to be presented with his 60 Year Service Badge by Burglary of Bird Road residence reported. you enjoy the company of honourable Grand master for New Zealand Masonic Lodges, Barry McLaggan. Photo supplied. Cellphone, DVD handicam, gas torch, tools and men all working towards becoming better CDs stolen. Four men arrested for the burglary citizens. I’ve really enjoyed my 60 years so Cook’s beliefs in helping people less fortu- confl icts has seen Mr Cook in steady de- by Taumarunui Police. One offender also arrested far in Masons and would recommend it to nate than himself. mand as an arbitrator, often called in by for escaping from Waikeria Prison in December. anyone.” He has also forged a remarkable record lawyers to resolve disputes between fa- Theft of items from College Superette re- Mr Cook married (Marg) in 1949 and of community service - as well as 60 years ther and son and sharemilker and farmer ported. went sharemilking at Tirau - joining the in masons he was a Te Awamutu Electric and travelling throughout the country to Sunday, January 13: Tirau Lodge. Power Board and Waipa Power repre- do so. Man arrested for U20 EBA. They bought a farm at Pukeatua in 1952 sentative for 30 years, a Waipa County At the same function at which Mr Cook Theft of copper wire from Arapuni Road prop- and Mr Cook continued with Tirau Lodge. councillor for nine years, also serving on was honoured, Brian Jeffs was installed erty reported. 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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Cat’s lap up attention at new Kaipaki Lodge TTRUCKIES!RUCKIES! It’s not hard to guess Liz Box’s favourite animal - she has a Garfi eld phone, cat statues, NNEEDEED TOTO PASSPASS YOURYOUR BRAKEBRAKE REGULATIONS?REGULATIONS? cat calendars and feline decora- tions throughout her offi ce. So it’s also no great surprise WWHYHY BUYBUY NEWNEW DRUMS?DRUMS? that the cat loving mother of three recently started her own Brake Drum machining and Shoe Profiling cat boarding facility. will save you both time and money and With the help of her builder husband and members of the significantly improve your pass rate under family she created Kaipaki Cat Lodge late last year on their the new transport brake regulations. 2.5ha property. The purpose built premises can house around 50 cats - and did exactly that over the Christ- mas-New Year period. “We had a very busy time Brake shoe profiling with 51 cats from Te Awamutu, Hamilton, Cambridge, Mor- rinsville and even one from Tauranga, while the owner Brake drum machining visited family nearby. “We cater for all breeds, all ages and all sorts of special needs. Mobile service available “Owners can decide if they want their cat to be in a com- munal or non-communal situa- Quick turnaround tion, they can bring their own bed or toys if they like and more KAIPAKI Cat Lodge owner Liz Box with one of her friendly guests, than one member of a cat family Eddie. 015089AD can be accommodated. and vaccinated to stay at the period Mrs Box was often start- “We had a family of fi ve cats Kaipaki Cat Lodge and Mrs Box ing her cleaning routines as at one stage. The design of the prefers they are dewormed and early as 4am. But she does get cages means we can open sev- defl ead as well. some help. eral levels for them to share.” “But we can take care of de- “My teenage daughter is keen 22008008 PRICESPRICES 009TC026-08 Some cages are larger if more worming and defl eaing if neces- on becoming a vet, so I have her room is required for a pet and sary.” helping out as well when it’s when the cats are out of their At night time all cats are re- busy.” BBRAKERAKE DRUMSDRUMS $$6060 - $90$90 + GSTGST cages they have plenty of space turned to their cages to make Mrs Box encourages cat own- inside the cattery to enjoy the sure that are eating, drinking ers to visit the property before sun or shade, the chairs, cubby and using the dirt box. they book their pet in. holes, pet beds, toys etc. They lodge usually operates “It’s nice for them to see what PPROFILINGROFILING $$9090 + GSTGST While the facility is a little from 8am - 6pm but when they it’s like and hear the services we quieter at the moment, there are very busy or owners aren’t have available.” will be another busy time com- returning until later in the Cats can stay short term or ing up around Anniversary evening fl exible hours are used. long term at the Kaipaki Cat weekend. “If people call to let me know Lodge on Kite Access Road. “Booking well in advance is what they are doing I’m pre- A local pick up and delivery needed when it’s public holi- pared to open the lodge when- service is available. days, but at other times we only ever I can.” For further details or book- need a day or two’s notice.” With so many cats visiting ings contact the lodge (ph 07 Call Owner/Operator: 021 248 1212 A/H: 07 870 5171 - Te Awamutu Cats needed to be desexed over the Christmas-New Year 827 3133 or 027 612 9279).

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PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Caie in sparkling form “I had a hell of a lot of luck, putting balls through trees and coming out the other side in good shape.” Caie started playing at Pirongia in 1966. Being a dairy company employee in those days restrict- ed his golfi ng involvement. It was not until 1975 that her took up the game seriously. Now retired, he manages to get in one or two % rounds a week, plus the nine hole twilight tour- nament. On current form, he should soon reduce his handicap to a previous career low of 16 under the 42 OFF old handicapping system “when the club captain used to put your handicap down as what ever he thought”. Caie’s 52 points has him eight points clear of Bill Gray, with Peter Differ a further shot back on 43. 100 x 25mm (88x21mm) In the senior division, 16 handicapper Ken Kwila Griptreated Decking Bardsley led the way with 45 points, from Ken $ 90 Was $6.67 /M+GST SAND TRAP: not for 21-handicapper Merv Caie McFarlane and Jim Dunn on 44. There was a 3 in his current form. 0150813AD further point back to club captain Kevin Appleby Club president Merv Caie is in for one hell of and Bill Crombie, whose 72 off-the- stick was a golfi ng year if his stunning form in the fi rst comfortably the best gross round of the day. % round of the Summer Cup is anything to go by at Twos were scored by John McCormick, Pat Pirongia Golf Club. Ryan, Ken Bardsley and Merv Caie, while Garry The 67-year-old shot a personal best 77 off-the- Bowman bagged an eagle. stick for a 56 net and a massive 52 stableford. Other notable scores: 29 OFF Seniors: D Baty 42, D Seager, S Ryburn 41, B Ryburn, His round was laced with seven pars and bird- R Picken 40, A Johnston 39, B Keene 38. ies on the par three fi fth, par fi ve sixth and par Juniors: G Tocker, D Dean, C Finlay 40, H Neiremeijer four 14th. 39, B Connolly, E Mitchell 38. The only real hiccup was a double-bogey on the Twilight, sponsored by The Veterinary Centre, 102 start- par four, fourth hole. ers. He was out in 40 and came home in a one-over- Ladies: C Lingard 27, J Apeldoorn 25, D Goile, I Gray par 37. With an ounce of luck, he could have bro- 23, K Hastie 21, A Vale, F Haberfi eld, M Pengelly 20. ken par on the back nine. He three putted on 17 Men, front nine: I Grey, B Fordham, B Ryburn 24, D and missed an easy putt on 18. Smith, J Creek, B Bird 23, B Kete, D Seager, K Hinton 22, Caie’s 77 eclipsed his previous best score of ‘79 J Apeldoorn, R Phillips, P Eyre, C White, G Charteris 21, T 100 x 40mm (88x32) Davey, G Watts, G Patchette, R Brettell, P Piggott 20. $ 20 or 80 three or four years ago’. Men, back nine: C Brookes 25, S Meddings 24, R Dav- H3 Regular Griptreated Decking /M+GST “It could have been better but it could have ies 23, D Matson, J Mortland, B Goile, T Wairepo 22, G Was $3.12 2 been much worse,” says the modest Caie in refer- wairepo, R Wairepo 21, D Grantham, M Barclay, R Stokes, ence to his latest hot round. A Johnson 20. Common’s net 56 earns her President’s Putter at TA Golf Club Davina Common shot a sensa- record excellent scores. His 73 House of Travel twilight, 110 start- tional round of 86 in the closed won the senior gross prize. ers: K McCallum 24, U Collins, D Christmas tournament at Te The women’s gross was won Herlihy, W Franks, B McDougal 22, Awamutu Golf Club. by Alma Goodwin with an im- M Cavanagh, Sharon Meddings, G The 30 handicapper’s 56 net pressive 80. She plays off a 17 Townley, T Collins, G Charteris 21, E van Alphen, D Gray, M Brown, T clinched the President’s Putter. handicap. Morrison, T Young, K Leech, G Dyet, Her card included 11 one Junior golfer Tex Haumaha A Hunapo 20. OHAUPO ROAD, TE AWAMUTU putts and one chip in from off was awarded the cup for the Stirling Sports twos: B McDougal, the green. most improved player for the M Claydon, U Collins, W Taitoko. TML PHONE 870 5158 Compton Pikari continues to 2007 season. sponsored lucky draw: E Berry. 015TC028-08

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To all Phone 871-6164 2936 after 6pm. of Cullen Robert Ken- ENTERTAINMENT or (0274) 783 085 p/w. Shared access to neth. A loved son and Tom’s mates, thank swimming pool. Bond you, happy days. To LISTEN to ten super brother born Novem- COMMERCIAL build- PUBLIC NOTICES and References re- ber 15, 2007, weigh- all the staff at Wai- juicy live chats, very ² quires. Phone Vicky kato Hospital, exciting, $1.99 per ing, 400m , 150 ing 3710gms (8lb 3oz) Jack Russell Drive. (027)461-8645 at Matariki. A huge Matariki Hospital and minute plus GST, www.adultshow.co.nz. Phone Gary on thanks to our amaz- the District nurses, our grateful thanks Phone (0900) 69-100. 871-7146. BUSINESS SUPER ing midwife Jo Coul- for the wonderful care LIVE one on one chat EXECUTIVE home, DEALS ter. Also a big thank given to Tom while a you to all of the amaz- 24/7 with hot young top location, suit pro- patient. Thank you ASIAN women. $3.99 fessional couple, AUTO ing staff at Waikato Karen for being there Hospitals NICU, and per minute plus GST. $380p/w. phone (027) TRANS servicing for Tom. To everyone Phone (0900) 88-200. 4922-273. every 50,000km, last but not least a big please accept our per- thanks to our awe- www.uc4free.com.au. Stuart Law Ltd. sonal thank you. LANDLORDS Phone 871-6426. some family and LIVE one on one chat friends, you know IN MEMORIAM 24/7 with XXX hot Wishing your property GLASS splashbacks. who you are!!!. KIWI women. $3.99 to be managed by a Manufactured by Div- recognised professional? WESTERBAAN - To EARWAKER - Jim per minute plus GST. ing Finishers. Phone Shaina and Marcel, a In loving memory of Phone (0900) 74-543. TENANTS 871-7885. our loved and re- beautiful baby girl, www.kiwibabes.co.nz. Needing help finding spected husband and KITCHENS restored, Aurora Shore, born accommodation which Divine Finishers. December 30, 2007, father who left us one suits your needs? Phone 871-7885. Hamilton. year ago on January TRAVEL 11, 2007. Although we Contact Francene UK / Europe escorted VEHICLES now are parted our lives on 871-7146, painted. Divine Fin- DEATH NOTICES have been enriched by tour. 25 day Tour de- parting 01 May 08. Mobile ishers. Phone 871- your encouragement (027) 289-3952 7885. FLANNAGAN - Lois and loving support. Phone (0800)747-111. Amy. On January 9, Forever in our hearts. (07) 823-6287 a/h 2008. Much loved sis- Joy, Hugh and Olwyn, FOR HIRE Waipa Property BOATS FOR SALE ter and sister-in-law Sharon and Steve, Link Ltd. MREINZ of Phil and Susan Sir- Wayne and Jenny, SEACRAFT Valencia, combe. Loved aunt of Lynda and Mark, LARGE home unit, 17’ 6”, f/finder, VHF, Amanda, Keith and Caryl and Lourenze three double bed- 1989, 90hp Evinrude, Robin and great aunt and families. rooms, close to town, near new trailer, of Nathaniel. MEYERS - Sharon immaculate presenta- $9000. Phone 871- Lesley. Passed away tion inside and out, FLANNAGAN - Lois immediate possession, 5975 evenings. Amy. On January 9, five years ago today. Will always be re- $310p/w. Phone (027) 2008. Dearly loved 4128-893. sister and sister-in- membered. Loved you FOR SALE law of Coral and always. Richard, Ri- THREE bedroom, cardo, Kelly, Morgan, BEDROOM Frank Loomb (Te Cambridge Road, Charlotte. Grand- $310 p/w, available 19 SUITE, light coloured Awamutu), and spe- mother to Tayla, Formica, $170. Phone cial Auntie to Allen January, Phone 870- Jonathan, Karl, 5355 or (027)226-9532 871-7797 after 7pm. and Penny Loomb (Te Justin, Jessica and Awamutu), Janice Keffer. HEADBOARD and Henry Wotton TOMLINSON - Lynn LOST PADDED, queen size, (Hamilton), Vicki and Maree (nee Tye) $80.00. Phone 871- Geoff Archie (Hamil- Loving mother of 7797 after 7pm. ton), Sandra and Kelsie Bria. Daughter Missing KENT WOOD Steve Milliken of Marianne (Marnie). (Whangaparaoa), and Sister and sister-in- Birman FIRE, free standing, great aunt to her law to Suzianne and everything included, $300. Phone 870-5141. great nieces and Geoff, Jenny and “Hi everyone.” nephews. John and Rhys. Aunt SUMMER ot Amy, Emily, Kate, Rhys, and Mason. A “My name is Zinnie - that’s me on the left in the pho- SPECIAL, Firewood - BEREAVEMENTS life that has touched to. With me is my sister, Billie. We live on Ngaroto Road. 5m³ - $140, 10m³ - so many lives on for- On Friday morning, January 11, Billie disappeared and $260 delivered. Phone HOWELL - Robyn ever. So sadly missed she hasn’t come home since. (07) 873-9190 eve- Tara. 25.11.1970 - our darling Nin. If you saw Billie on Friday morning could you nings, mobile (021) 01.1.2008. E te TOMLINSON - Lynn 617-349. whanau pani tena 015TC205-08 please let my Mum and Dad know on 870-2408. Sadly passed 14 We all miss Billie but me especially as we have koutou. The family of January 2007. Words Robyn extend our cannot express how been together all 10 years of our lives.” FOR SALE UNDER heartfelt thanks to much of a hole your $50 everyone who sup- passing has left in our PUBLIC NOTICES ported us at this time lives. Forever my best of sadness. To our friend. Tracee, Ian, SHEET set, cot. Smoke kaumatua, extended Ashleigh, Dalton and / pet free home. $8. whanau kai mahi to Harriet. Phone 872-2606 all those that visited and attended Robyn’s ENGAGEMENTS VEHICLES service. The support WANTED from Whakamarama van der HULST - Pa, the phone calls, MOORE A1 Service cards, flowers and all It is with much pleas- ure that Toni and Wanted - forms of Koha, we John announce the thank you. Ki te rongo engagement of DEAD CARS ite mahana o te iwi ka Mathew and Lori in Best Dollars nui taku aroha mou. Tasmania, Australia.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 PAGE 15 VEHICLES WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WORK WANTED PC PROBLEMS? WANTED All Exterior Cleaning WORK WANTED FOR NO fix, no fee, local IT SILAGE BBOBCATOBCAT Johnny Nelson professional available n OWNER Ow er WASHBRIGHT Exterior Cleaning for on site repairs, MOWING, tedding, erato Moss, Mould and Algae raking, baling, wrap- Op r upgrades and trouble OPERATOR Trevor MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN Houses, Roofs, Driveways, shooting, PC and Lap- WITH ping and stacking, Cobbles etc also External Peters TREATMENT top sales. No call out 40 hp, cartage also available, Fly and Spider Repellent. fees for help. Phone ALSO buying stand- 179TC213-07
Low pressure Ask about our worry free Matt (027) 515-6996 4wd Tractor ing grass. Phone 002727 515515 65196519
With a range of 0077 887171 11971971 Coloursteel roofs ‘keep it clean’ or 870-3038. Nick, (07) 827-1849 or
Roof spray, Tiles and all year round programme. implements available (027) 473-0001 or fax Rosetown Bobcat Ltd Decromastic For your Free quote PLUMBING FEL, Rotary Slasher, (07) 827-1805.
Rotary clean, pavers, Phone MAINTENANCE Flaol type mower, TREE WORK driveways, footpaths 0800 GO SOFTWASH Rotary Hoe FARM 0800-467-638 . - Felling
Commercial buildings For all those small EMPLOYEES Fax (07) 848-1702 plumbing job’s - Phone Alan - Pruning Phone (027) 476-3347 a/h Tui 871-7205 WANTED

235TC207/07 (027)426-5366 GRAZING - Removal or 871-7389 [email protected] Call Geoff - Stump Grinding or 871-2868. AVAILABLE www.softwash.co.nz (registered plumber) RELIEF MILKER Call Dennis Clements CLARKE’S FARM WORK Permanent part PALM KERNEL TOTAL TREE CARE (021) 0268-3368 Phone 871-5221 CARPET WANTED timer required for SOURCE NZ RCD units fitted in relief milkings. Te Awamutu Owned CLEANING your home by a regis- Pokuru District. Immediately available and Operated For your carpet and for delivery, quality tered electrician. Hay Baling - upholstery cleaning Keep the insects at bay, Phone 871-2726 or product, professional Phone Peter 871- Conventional Phone Keith, Call C C J today 7376. (021)821-809 service, freight options. mobile or Call SourceNZ on (027) 280-0790 SUMMER IS HERE RED BINS LTD Hay on Shares 0508 SOURCENZ or 871-4930 For a free No (0508-768-723) TTee AwamutuAwamutu CourierCourier We aim to please Obligation Quotation MINI SKIP HIRE or for competitive on Standing Grass farm pricing. 1.8m³ and 3.6m³ PPhonehone 871-5151871-5151 Call FREEPHONE 011TC207-08 Your local palm Need help? EXTERIOR house (0800)104-466 Same day delivery Brought kernel supplier. Phone: (07) 871-3176 cleaning. Phone Ultra Phone 282TC210-07 Phone Bev or Doug SITUATIONS Clean 871-6662 today! Murray Bain LIVESTOCK MEATEATER VACANT HOMEKILLS LTD 871-8996 870-1399 or (027)431-6816 WANTED FENCING 7 TONNE DIGGER Killing and $70p/h - Bobcat - 6x4 FARM TRUCK processing FARM AC PETFOODS tipper - Auger. Phone RESIDENTIAL SIX wheeler tip truck Now Buying Craig (07)823-6427 or LIFESTYLE Phone 871-9995 for hire, experienced MANAGER driver/operator. (027)283-9911. BLOCKS Sheep and Beef Horses MORTGAGE Phone (07) 827-1849 0800-DOWNCOW BOBCAT and truck for all your fencing or (027) 473-0001. Seeking permanent requirements. BROKER hire, section, drive- WATERBLASTING - position AAdvertisedvertise withwith us!us! way clearing, sand, Experience and quality NZMBA Phone Ultra Clean Experienced in metal and topsoil guaranteed Phone Christine 871-6662 today! PPhonehone thethe friendlyfriendly supplies. Phone Tony drystock, dairy Phone (07) 827-1849 871-3176 871-9582 or (021) 154- support, contracting, CClassifiedslassifieds TeamTeam ttodayoday ! or (027) 473-0001 (021) 545-302 WEEDSPRAYING 2322. machinery and 8871-51517 1 - 5 1 5 1 Radio Controlled Units development
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BUSINESS HOUSE Competitive Rates (07)878-8373

February 11, 2008 - March 17, 2008 Phone Marshall Contracting Monday Nights Glen 870-1433 or 871-7896 PIRONGIA NETBALL CLUB Entry forms available from WINDOWS cleaned by HAIR Postal Address: c/- PDC 2450, PIRONGIA Deb Pitcon at Nigel Pitcon Auto the experts. Phone MODEL 90 Market Street, Te Awamutu Executive Committee Ultra Clean 871-6662.

President: Leesa Dowie (07) 871-9055 or (021) 922-275 WANTED 015TC207-08 Limited to the first 18 paid teams - 6 players per team Email: [email protected] STOCK SALES Must be open Must pay entry fee of $60 per team with entry form Vice President: Clara Newton (07) 871-9505 minded and willing Treasurer: Sue Barr (07) 871-9976 Entries close: Friday, February 1, 2008 Secretary: Denise Adams (07) 829-8802 to change. Any queries phone Deb : Senior Club Captain: Angel Yates Phone 871-6021 (07) 871-9025 or (021)116-5152 871-8668 (wk) or 871-8539 (a/h) TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE PNC committee meets every second Monday of the Thursday January 17 - 11.00am month, 6.30 pm at the Pirongia Sports Complex. We invite all those who want to be a part of our Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, ARE you aged 16-18? friendly and family orientated club to attend. Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Looking for a job? Let (if this falls on a public holiday then Sale Comprising. me help you get valu- able work experience we meet the following Monday) 11.00am Prime & Boners towards permanent 10 Fat Cattle employment. Phone PIRONGIA NETBALL CLUB 150 Boners Fiona on (07)827-3754 or text your name and PREMIER/PREM RESERVE TRIAL DATES Store Cattle number to (027)294- 10 yly Jsy Bulls 8556 All Old and New Players Welcome 10 Potter Bulls Enquires to Angela Yates - 20 2yr str & hfrs DELIVERERS Senior Club Captain on (021) 116-5152 PIRONGIA VOLUNTARY 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs REQUIRED, must be 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs Venue: Pirongia Netball Club FIRE FORCE 12 and over, various Time: 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm areas, including 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves North Street and Col- DATES BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT 20 Prime lambs lege Street. Phone January: Sunday 20th Sunday, January 20, 2008 30 Store Lambs 871-3205. Monday 28th Pirongia Golf Course 5 four day calves (if any)

All enquiries to: February: Wednesday 6th Entry $20.00 including Twos FLORIST wanted, Naming of the Pirongia Senior Squads Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 experienced, for part All WELCOME Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 Squad training dates for February (tba) time work in Te Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Awamutu. Phone Premier Coach: Kyro Courtenay - Clarke Tees open: 9.00-11.00am Andy Transom 078706059 0275 965 142 (027) 440-0282. Bashers: 9 holes - 1.00 pm Introduction: Kyro has 30 years experience and netball credentials, included in this is her involvement Come along for a great day out! LIVESTOCK WANTED with the NZ Men’s Netball Association and the NZ On course refreshments! Indoor Netball Championships. Prizes galore! Spot prizes! BONER COWS WANTED Manager: Jo Pikia Anyone can win!

Premier Reserve Coach: Jo Sheridan Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment STARTING CARDS AVAILABLE FROM: Te Awamutu Copy and Digital Print Centre Introduction: Jo has many years experience as a Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule player and as a coach. Last year she coached our Phone 871--6030 Fax: 871-5686 Premiere reserve team, while her husband Carl Email: [email protected] Also empty heifers and potter bulls worked on team fitness and strength training. or PIRONGIA GOLF CLUB Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Assistant Coach: Carl Sheridan All fees payable at the Club Office prior to start Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT 50/50 SHAREMILKER LIVESTOCK TRUCK DRIVER FULL TIME POSITION FENCER REQUIRED Kempthorne Transport Our leading contracting company has EXPERIENCED, requires a driver for livestock cartage two positions available for the following: 380 TO 400 COWS would suit person Must be fit and healthy and have Truck Operator PATERANGI, TE AWAMUTU with fencing skills, post and rail, wire, a clean Class 5 licence We have a 50/50 sharemilking position Modern unit based in Hamilton If you are competent, experienced in the rural paling, an advantage industry and are willing to work then ring to commence 1st June 2008 on a very attractive to have experience in Join a friendly team, good working CORBOY EARTHMOVERS LIMITED 120 ha dairy farm at Paterangi producing tractor/post driving, conditions and excellent remuneration silage/hay or HT li- Phone 871-1803 or (027)493-0897 approx 145,000kg milksolids. The farm is Only those with experience need apply easy to rolling contour. cence as occasional truck work - six Phone (07) 829-7702 Comfortable three bedroom house, wheeler tip truck. Are or Allan (027) 494-7103 separate self-contained single persons you energetic and cottage, good 30 ASHB cowshed and committed, honest good calf rearing facilities. TE AWAMUTU and reliable, own We are seeking an experienced share milker transport and cur- CADETSHIP - rent drivers licence? of above average ability, preferably with tertiary Depot Cambridge/Te BAR AND KITCHEN STAFF HOME APPLIANCE RETAIL qualifications and owning a proven high Awamutu Area. A vacancy now exists for a sales cadet. PW crossbred herd. Financial position REQUIRED Phone (07) 827-1849 Selectrix has a proven reputation of providing must be secure. or (027) 438-9803. at The Thirsty Weta Bar and Eatery in Otorohanga. excellent training and a commitment to Applications in writing please with full details We are a busy bar and cafe open early till late. promote internally whenever possible. including herd and financial position to: We offer a full range of services to locals Full training will be given, including P M McBeath and international travellers. Are you returning to the work force, looking for a management and personal development. Registered Farm Management Consultant Good academic qualifications KIDS AT HOME LTD new start or saving to do your own travelling. R D 2 would be an advantage. Give Troy a call on (07)873-6699 to discuss the CAMBRIDGE Homebased Caregiver positions available. (027)492-2237 However, of importance will be an attitude to needed in the Please have a C.V with references for any interviews. good working ethics, willingness to learn and

Pirongia area to the ability to work with a successful team. DDOO YYOUOU NNEEDEED AA...... care for two children, Painter? Electrician? Builder? Monday - Friday Application in writing to The Manager, Look in our Work Wanted 7.15 am - 5.00 pm SUPPORT WORKERS or Tradesman’s Corner P O Box 342, Please phone Denise TE AWAMUTU sections to find the perfect 871-7673 We are looking for reliable and conscientious people person for your needs! (MON - FRI 8.30 to 1.30) to work as Support Workers on a casual / on-call basis. Hours are negotiable.

SITUATIONS VACANT You will require:
A patient and considerate nature
Good oral and written skills
Full drivers licence

www.people4success.co.nz If you are looking for a little extra work, returning NOW HIRING to work, or just wanting to know more about You’d be amazed what a job at our Support Work, please call for more information. JOB BOARD Te Awamutu restaurant could do for you. Not only will you gain new skills and increased Administrator Te Awamutu 32 hours per week Please phone Sarah or Stephanie at Parts Administration Te Awamutu Full time Gracelands Recruitment Services on confidence through our first-class training - but Accounts Admin Te Awamutu Full time 07) 870-1300 also our competitive pay rate will soon Support Workers T.A and Cambridge Full time shift work or email: [email protected] have your bank balance in great shape. Farm Assistant North Hamilton Full time We are currently looking for people who have Farm Manager North Hamiton June start Offi ce Administrator Te Awamutu Full time finished school or are looking to return to the Yard Person Te Awamutu Full time workforce to do Day, Night or Overnight Branch Manager Hamilton Full time hours in our Monday to Friday Schedule. Committee Secretary Te Awamutu Full time So if you’ve got a positive attitude, enthusiasm, Purchasing Co-ordinator Hamilton Full time energy and you’d enjoy serving our customers, For further information please check out our website or please apply online at: phone the offi ce on 870-5402 to organise an interview www.mcdonalds.co.nz Click on “Inside McDonalds” then click on “Careers” and follow the instructions.

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ADMIN ASSISTANT • Variety of admin duties and data input • Friendly environment • Focus on team work is essential! Working in the central offi ce for a national based company, this role is involved in all areas of the offi ce administration and would ideally suit a school leaver. This full time position requires someone who is keen, enthusiastic and willing to get involved in a wide range of duties within the team. Experience in data input is desirable but not a necessity, as is knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel, although common sense and accuracy is more important. If you have the above skills and wish to be considered for this position please send your CV to: Veterinary Enterprises Group Ltd PO Box 83 Te Awamutu 3840 Attention: Juanita Vosloo Applications close: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 011TC204-08

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 PAGE 17 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS SITUATIONS Make your VACANT VACANT ad stand out! HUHU Cafe is a new Add colour MILKING MACHINE UNEMPLOYED? Sick cafe/restaurant at of being on a benefit? to your ad FITTER/MANAGER Waitomo which is Let me help you find

Require a person with some milking machine developing an a job. Retrain, up skill and reap the excellent reputation. KIDS AT HOME LTD fitting experience wanting to progress their and gain valuable rewards! PART TIME NANNY work experience by career into higher technology milking We now need extra staff: giving Fiona a call at machines and management systems. required 10 hours Employment Plus, 2nd Chef per week. (07)827-3754 or text The work involves: You need to be experienced, fl exible and Please phone Denise your name and num-
Management of installation commissioning motivated to produce quality food. 871-7673 ber to (027)294-8556. and servicing of WestfaliaSurge Machines Senior Waiter/Waitress
Some water and effluent system installation If you are experienced in customer service,
Some meal feeding systems installation supervising other staff, preferably with a Bar SECTION In return we offer stable employment in a friendly Managers qualifi cation and an excellent coffee Classified Deadlines maker, we are keen to hear from you. MAINTENANCE atmosphere with opportunity for educational Semi - Retired person TUESDAYS ISSUE advancement in this rewarding industry. We will provide a great working environment, required for general 12noon day prior 011TC211-08 good people to work with, a great menu and Applications close January 18, 2008 the stimulation of being part of something section and farm maintenance items :- new and successful. THURSDAYS ISSUE Written Application only to: Spraying, The Managing Director If you are looking for a new opportunity 12noon day prior Chainsawing, class008 Landmore Agri Ltd we are keen to hear from you. Lawn mowing. PO Box 216 Call Bruce to fi nd out more. 1 day / fortnight. SITUATIONS VACANT Otorohanga Phone (027) 488-7663 or email [email protected] Phone (07)871-9873 PETER GLIDDEN HONDA PETER GLIDDEN HONDA SKILLED MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR PRUNERS We have a vacancy in Te Awamutu for an At the Peter Glidden Honda dealership in experienced Motorcycle Mechanic to carry out Te Awamutu we are looking to add an Required to work service and repairs, mainly to quads and farm enthusiastic and motivated administrator to Kawhia / Hamilton bikes. We also service Honda jet-skies, moto-x our team of support staff. Our Parts and Service bikes and road bikes. areas. departments require a person with fast and The successful applicant must be self accurate data entry skills and someone who can Must be fit and enjoy the outdoors. motivated, organised and efficient and be work under pressure when the occasion capable of working to strict deadlines. demands. In addition, some reception work is Temporary also required. accommodation If you would like to join our highly successful If you are a good communicator, have a available. service team whose commitment has helped working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Enquiries to make Peter Glidden Honda the largest Honda Excel, have a ‘can-do’ attitude and would like King Country dealership on the North Island, then we want to to be considered for this new full-time role, hear from you. then we want to hear from you. Forest Services. Phone Please apply in writing with a full CV to :- Apply in writing, to include a full CV, to (07)871-0880 or The Manager The Manager (027)592-7297 Peter Glidden Honda Peter Glidden Honda P O Box 253 P O Box 253 Te Awamutu Te Awamutu SELL IT Applications close January 18, 2008 Applications close January 18 TODAY! THIS IS

YOUR SPOT! PHONE 871-5151

Have you got something for

SALE worth under $50?

YES! - You can advertise

Due to expansion, Growing Spectrum Ltd, NZ’s it with us for FREE! leading Plant Wholesaler, requires extra staff Conditions do apply. to work in our busy Nursery. We have two great positions available! NURSERY DESPATCH TEAM MEMBER The job involves: NEW YEAR - NEW YOU- NEW CAREER
Collecting plants from round the nursery Phone (07) 871-5151 using a four-wheel motor bike We are currently looking to employ full time
Cleaning, trimming and labelling the plants and part time community support workers ready for sale
Loading completed orders onto trucks FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING Te Awamutu Residential Trust promotes independence and freedom of choice for This person needs to be physically fit and enjoy people with an intellectual disability, and working outdoors as part of a young, fun team. Our conditions: supports the development of their Attention to detail, good time keeping and ~ Advertisement must be submitted on original coupon, adds received accurate counting skills are required. on photocopies will no longer be printed. relationships with family, friends, employers, and the community. ~ For Sale items only. NURSERY TEAM MEMBER ~ Item value MUST be advertised for “less than $50.” We are committed to providing the best The job involves: ~ No more than 10 words per advertisement. possible residential services based on the
Working in a busy team accomplishing a wide ~ Limit one advertisement per person. needs and aspirations of the people we support, range of general nursery work. both within the home and community. ~ Coupon only valid to residents - no Trade/Commercial advertising.
No experience is necessary as full training will If you: be given 1 2 3 4
Would like to promote independent living
There is an opportunity to gain practical qualifications and skill development in a homely environment
Would like to enhance the lives of people with The ideal person will be physically fit and enjoy 5 6 7 8 an intellectual disability within our community working outdoors in all seasons. Be prepared to
Have previous experience working with people get hot and dirty! Attention to detail, good time with an intellectual disability keeping and being a good team member are 9 10
Are willing to work a shift based roster to necessary skills. include alternate weekends and sleepovers PHONE Both positions are full time.
Have a full valid drivers license Applications close January 21 Then we want you! Name: ...... To apply for either position bring your CV into: Address: ...... Good remuneration and training Growing Spectrum Ltd opportunities provided. 103 Lyon Street ...... Please telephone (07) 871-8847 Kihikihi 3800 Phone: ...... for an application form. For more information phone Grant on 871-6166 NB: Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers can bring coupon into our offi ce at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Closing date for application is: January 22, 2008. or email [email protected] PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 CINEMA SCENE to biblical times. Alvin and the Will discovers that with the dark once again rising, the future of the world rests Chipmunks in his hands. ‘Alvin and the Chipmunks’, a global phe- nomenon to generations of fans, becomes a live action/CGI motion picture event with American Gangster a contemporary comic sensibility. Nobody use to notice Frank Lucas (Den- MFATGG go country Songwriter Dave Seville transforms sing- zel Washington), the quiet driver to one of ing chipmunks Alvin, Simon and Theodore the inner city’s leading black crime bosses. Te Awamutu Courier and into pop sensations – while the out-of-con- But when his boss suddenly dies, Frank CDs4nix (formerly Tracs) trol trio lays waste to Dave’s home, wreaks exploits the opening in the power structure give readers the chance to havoc with his career and turns Dave’s to build his own empire and create his own celebrate Me First and The once-orderly life upside down. version of the ‘American Dream’. Gimme Gimmes playing live Lucas outplays all of the leading crime in New Zealand by winning syndicates and becomes not only one of a copy of their new CD ‘Love The Seeker the city’s main corrupters, but part of Their Country’. Will Stanton’s everyday life is turned up- it’s circle of legit civil superstars. Richie Me First and The Gimme side down when he discovers that he is an Roberts (Russel Crowe) is an outcast cop Gimmes play Auckland’s immortal being connected with an ancient close enough to the streets to feel a shift of Galatos on Saturday, Janu- struggle between good and evil. control in the drug underworld. ary 26 then move to Wel- Aided by fellow ‘Old Ones’, including Both Lucas and Roberts share a rigor- lington on the Sunday. 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