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TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 Rural Women Plaster Pink Theme CARING FOR YOUR SAFETY Autorobot Straightening Body Alignment Systems 24 Hour Salvage Ph (07) 871-5069 Bond Road, Te Awamutu, P.O. Box 437 7765185AA Fax (07) 871-4069 A/H (07) 871-7336 email: [email protected] Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Waipa welcomes Kiwi team Bogus ad may BY DEAN TAYLOR be latest scam Waipa District welcomed New An approach to Pirongia Four Zealand’s 55 strong rowing team, Square about an ad supposedly plus officials and dignitaries, to the booked in a publication set district at a civic function at Cam- alarm bells ringing for co-owner bridge Town Hall on Tuesday.The Susan Saunders. team is already well settled in the The caller from the Book for district as it prepares for the World Rowing Championships staring in Safety in Communities was justoveraweek. adamant the store had booked On behalf of the district, Mayor an ad in its publication, but Mrs Alan Livingston also welcomed and Saunders thorough record honoured Waipa’s Commonwealth keeping assured her she had Games stars. not. Presentations were made to Te Awamutu businesses, like those attending, Joelle King others around the country, have (squash, one gold and one silver been besieged in recent years medal), Leana de Bruin (netball, by advertising invoice scams gold medal) and Nikki Hamblin (many of them originating from (athletics, two silver medals). Auckland area and involving Mr Livingston said it was an bogus publications, often with honour for Waipa to be hosting the similar names to actual World Rowing Championships and publications). he thanked everyone involved for Mrs Saunders and her making it a reality. husband, ‘D-J’, took over He said he was sure the Kiwi Pirongia Four Square in May team would excel and thanked them in advance for their preparation this year and within a month had and dedication to being the best sold a $50,000 winning Instant they could be for their country. Kiwi to a local buyer (who Don Rowlands, patron of Rowing wished to remain anonymous). New Zealand’s 2010 World Cham- pionships, said Waipa, Karapiro Top models and New Zealand Rowing had pro- If you’re a fan of television duced a truly world class venue. fashion or modelling shows, Rob Waddell, a self confessed head along to Te Awamutu ‘old Kiwi rower’ said the size of the College tonight to see a live New Zealand team and results to version. date were a credit to the New You’ll be able to see Zealand system. garments created by students, He said no matter what the along with wearable art, outcome, he knew no-one would be childcare garments and new more prepared than the New Zea- season’s clothing from local land rowers to do well at this businesses Lily’s, CBR and championship. Campbell Lane. Kiwi team member Nathan Theme for the evening is Twaddle, who described himself as the elder of the squad, thanked Mount Olympus - the home of Waipa for the welcome and added the Greek Gods. There will be that the team loved being in the some interesting ‘statues’ and district and training and competing several guest models. on such a great facility as Lake Food will be supplied by Karapiro. hospitality students. Tickets World Rowing Championships TC211010DT05 available at the door from opening is on Saturday, October 30 TE AWAMUTU College’s Kapa Haka Group — Te Hokai Rangatahi — perform at Tuesday’s Waipa District 6.45pm ($10 waged/$7 and racing starts the next day. Civic Reception for the New Zealand Rowing Team held at Cambridge Town Hall. unwaged). TA has talent A number of youth stars New supermarket opens Wednesday from the Te Awamutu’s Got Talent competition are heading for the grand final on December Te Awamutu’s much anticipated Pak‘n’Save ‘‘Our trade competitor endeavoured to stop us “As a Waikato lad I am over the moon that 1 at Founders Theatre. supermarket opens its doors next Wednesday from opening this store for a number of years, so this store will provide 150 jobs to local people,” Monthly winners of the (October 27) bringing with it a new era of we are naturally thrilled that we can now bring he says “The store looks fantastic and I can’t wait talent quest run at Te Wananga competition among grocery prices in town. Pak‘n’Save’s policy of New Zealand’s lowest food to open the doors on October 27.’’ o Aotearoa will vye with other “Opening this store has been a long journey prices to this part of the Waikato and give The 5,350 m2 store boasts 372 car parks and a and throughout this the people of Te Awamutu customers a choice about where they shop.” fuel facility with eight filling points. regional winners for $1750 in have been incredibly supportive,’’ says Owner-operator, Mike Goble says the new It will be officially opened by Waipa Mayor, prizemoney. Foodstuffs general manager property develop- supermarket represents a significant investment Alan Livingston, at 8.15am on October 27. Locals ment, Angela Bull. in the Te Awamutu community. are invited to join in the festivities. Maintaining your roof 7765199AA can save you thousands IMPROVE THE LIFE OF YOUR ROOF ROOF SPRAY FOR MOSS, $250 ALGAE AND MOULD Limited time offer for a chemical SPECIAL clean spray of your roof to remove common moss, algae and moulds. OFFER $250 for standard 3 brm house. Additional options available. Conditions apply. Price does not include GST. Qualifi ed tradesmen Over 30 years experience Call 0800 493 893 We’ll keep you covered 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 Rural Women plaster pink theme The day had ‘bubbles’, pink balloons 7768161AA and lots of sparkle, but the message was far from frivolous. Waipa King Country Rural Women New Zea- land celebrated the International Day of Rural Women last week and gave the day a pink theme to recognise over 600 women each year who are claimed by breast cancer. Provincial Secretary Sue Hall says following the theme of RWNZ’s national campaign – ‘Let’s get plastered for breast cancer’ (using plaster casts to make moulds of their breasts) they decided to stage a day together at the Te Awamutu Bowling Club. ‘‘It was aimed at remembering loved ones whose lives have been touched by the 10 disease and also to become more aware of breast health issues.’’ The women heard from Jamie Newman of Clinical Thermography PROUDLY SPONSORED BY $3000 Ltd about the use of TC211010CA01 IN thermography as a PRETTY IN PINK: Some of the guests at the Rural Women luncheon last week. CASH PRIZES breast monitoring tool. DOWNTOWN THE MOUNT ‘‘Thermal imaging Aware’ and practice a land where volunteers peace and solitude and (pictured above right), along with healthy lifestyle. staff a retreat for the opportunity to be in while the winner of the LABOUR WEEKEND mammography and Hazel Chubb and women who have had the moment at a time lucky door prize was JUNIOR SECTION OPEN SECTION breast examination has Glenda Rhodes both or are undergoing which is stressful and Susie Verry (both (Under 16) Sunday 24th October been shown to give a 95 shared their experi- breast cancer treat- worrying for these Waitanguru branch). Saturday 23rd October 11am – 1.30pm – 98% detection rate.’’ ences of breast cancer, ment. women." GOT PLASTERED 11am – 12.30pm Pat Field from The while Glenda explained She explained how All of the women FOR THE CAUSE New Zealand Breast how she has set up women are pampered attending the Rural There was also a Cancer Foundation coffee support group for an entire weekend Women event made an small display of plaster shared statistics, dis- meetings. and taught the art of fly effort to dress in pink to casts of breasts - suit- pelled myths and pro- Wendy Caldwell fishing in the reflect the theme. ably dyed pink for the Entry Forms available from Mount Mainstreet moted the free breast spoke about the work of tranquility of the Roto- Prize for the most occasion. screening programme. 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Normal credit criteria applies 7775420AA www.wilksbrooke.co.nz www.wilksbrooke.co.nz 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. Phone 871 3079 Phone 871 3079 GRANT WILKS NEIL GOODRICK GRANT WILKS NEIL GOODRICK Mob (027) 4 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 Mob (027) 4 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 3 Back-to-back Games golds for Langman ‘‘Every time I look at our medal, I feel inspired, so proud’’ BY COLIN THORSEN crowd was buzzing, our bench was screaming — we had done it.’’ Laura Langman is still on ‘cloud nine’ Langman says all 90 minutes of the final seven days after the Silver Ferns claimed the was a complete team effort — ‘‘the quote that netball gold medal at the Commonwealth the New Zealand team used as part the theme Games in Delhi.
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