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Spring fling Kiwis help the poor at Pirongia There are plenty of signs of spring, with daffodils dotted around town. But of you really want to celebrate the new season, and support a great local facility, check out the Pirongia Forest Park Lodge luncheon. The three course fundraiser on October 1 also allows guests to explore the grounds and try the flying fox. Ticket ($25 adults, $10 children). For more information ph 871 9570. Dutch Market at new venue Waipa’s Dutch Market has a new venue and new dates for the remainder of 2016. It will now take place at Cambridge’s Bridges Church and Community Centre in Duke Street on Saturdays — August 27, September 24, October 22 and November 19. Don’t be a scam victim Banks are reporting Te Awamutu seems to be the target of phone scammers at present. The callers claim to be with TC180816SPINDO1 the Government or Inland NEW ZEALAND party Jake and Melissa O’Brien (left), Kiso Eti (rear) and Nathan Kelly standing atop active volcano Mount Merapi. Revenue and in some cases are advising the public to lie to In May we reported the efforts people living in poverty on a trip use and what should be the killers were put into medical their banks about reasons for of Otorohanga couple Jake and to Indonesia as part of a Chris- priorities,” she says. parcels and the stationary packs withdrawing money. Melissa O’Brien who mapped out tian Ministry group. “They also directed us to the included books, pencils, a sharp- The easiest solution is to and ran their own coast-to-coast That event raised $4480, poor areas in Yogyakarta.” ener, eraser, ruler and bits and hang up and check yourself challenge — climbing five thanks to the generous people The group spent a number of pieces. with any agencies you deal mountains from Raglan to Mount that gave toward the cause. days shopping and putting the Mrs O’Brien says the group with about outstanding debts Maunganui and running or cyc- The O’Briens, Kiso Eti, a packages together — grouping distributed 225 packs to over 100 ling between — all in 33 hours. university Student from Otoro- them as home parcels, food families. etc. Melissa (nee Cosgrove) grew hanga, and Nathan Kelly, a cave parcels, medical parcels and Everyone got both the food up with her family in Te Awa- guide in Waitomo, stayed three stationary parcels. and home packs and the families Correction mutu and they have all graced weeks with three others from Food parcels included rice, with children received the An article last week about our pages over a number of years South Africa in Yogyakarta, noodles, cooking oil and lots of stationary parcel. a visit by Pirongia School to for their contributions to Indonesia. cooking essentials like salt, Mrs O’Brien says Lake Ruatuna quoted an humanitarian causes, church They were part of a church sauces, sugar and flour. unfortunately the chemists incorrect name for Pirongia’s work and physical exploits. group of Christian university The home parcel contained didn’t stock enough items for EnviroSchool Educator. The O’Briens continue the students and Mrs O’Brien says it dish washing detergent, clothes them to make more than 30 It should have listed tradition, and their run was to was great to form friendships washing powder, scrubbers, medical packs, so they had to Robyn Irving (not Robyn raise funds so they could deliver with locals and live like they did. sponges shampoo, soap, tooth give them to the most needy. Duncan) from Lifestyle parcels of hygiene and self care “They helped us put together brushes, tooth paste, sanitary It took two days to hand out all Plantations Ltd. essentials like soap, shampoo, the ‘shopping list’ for our parcels items, brooms and door mats. the parcels. conditioner, tooth paste, tooth that we fundraised for, showing Betadine, plasters, bandage, brushes, first aid kits etc. to us what the people do and don’t anti septic cream and pain ■ Continued on Page 2.
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The divisions of Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016 CourierTe Awamutu Council ends financial year Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Your community newspaper for over 100 years. with healthy cash surplus Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Waipa District Council amount of interest it paid to The draft Annual Report roading and water infra- CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) looks to have ended the finan- banks by $209,000 and had shows Waipa had an end-of- structure. cial year with a cash surplus of spent less than budgeted on year debt of $13.2 million and a A staff report noted Waipa We welcome letters - preferably via email. They just over $890,000. salary costs, he said. cash balance of $15.5 million. District Council continues to should be under 300 words and must have the The draft unaudited “The cash surplus is a re- Mr Morris said this level of “comfortably” meet the sender’s name, address and phone number. No Annual Report shows Council flection of both a fast-growing debt was “relatively low” in benchmarks and limits put in pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be ended the year to June 30 with district and of prudent finan- comparison to other councils, place to measure the financial withheld in special circumstances at the discretion $891,200 surplus cash after cial management,” Mr Morris despite Waipa continuing to health of all councils in New of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged making provision for a small said. invest heavily in core infra- Zealand. and may be edited, abridged or discarded. number of carry forward and “The surplus funds will be structure including roads, Waipa mayor Jim MANAGER other items. held in reserve in case they are water and waste water. Mylchreest said the Council’s Alan Price Chief financial officer Ken needed for the coming year During the year, a total of finances were “very sound”. [email protected] Morris said the cash surplus and given the level of growth $43.6 million was spent on “They reflect a district came from increased revenue the district is seeing, might be capital works throughout the which is being well-managed EDITORIAL from fees and charges, largely necessary.” district. and which continues to invest Dean Taylor (editor) driven by an 18 per cent in- “If not, it’s most likely the Waipa District Council’s first in the kind of important [email protected] crease in building consents. money will be used to reduce total revenue for the 2015-2016 infrastructure we need,” he Cathy Asplin (journalist) The books have also been next year’s rates but that is year was $94 million. The said. [email protected] boosted by a further $337,000 something for elected mem- Council ended the financial The Annual Report is cur- Colin Thorsen (journalist) than budgeted from invest- bers to decide during next year with net assets of more rently being audited and is [email protected] ment funds. At the same time, year’s annual planning pro- than $1.3 billion mainly in likely to be formally adopted the Council had reduced the cess.” land, buildings and major by the Council next month. ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams [email protected] Ange Holt Reminder [email protected] Kakaramea Rd claims Bookings [email protected] Anyone interested in plans CLASSIFIEDS for State Highway 3 safety Rhonda Oosterman, latest crash victims improvements should attend Tania Cortesi-Western, the meeting at Windy Ridge, Julie Montague Ohaupo, tonight (3-7pm). [email protected] Kakaramea Road, which driver, Thomas Ruffles (20) of It is believed that two babies The NZ Transport Agency runs from Pirongia through Raglan, was trapped and died at in capsules were inside the says changes have been made DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 Ngahinapouri to Koromatua, the scene. people-mover when it crashed, to safety improvements POSTAL ADDRESS continues to be a black spot for The second at around 3.50am while a woman passenger was planned for SH3, between 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 road crashes. on Tuesday morning resulted in ejected from the vehicle and Ohaupo to Te Awamutu, follow- OFFICE HOURS Two serious crashes, includ- six people injured, after their ended up in a paddock about 15 ing suggestions made by the Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm ing one fatal, have occurred in vehicle skidded and rolled into a metres away. It is thought she public. PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 consecutive weeks. ditch near the Pirongia Golf was propelled through the People are invited to discuss In the first near Templeview Club. One person received criti- sunroof. the plans for stage one of the in the early hours of Saturday, cal injuries, two were in a All were taken to Waikato project. The project team will ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) August 13 a car hit a power pole serious condition and three suf- Hospital by one of five be on hand to discuss the *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 and burst into flames. The fered moderate injuries. ambulances that attended. alterations and answer any questions.
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On the first day they knocked on doors down one very poor street and every in every case the family didn’t just take the parcels, but they also took the group into their homes to talk with them and allowed us to pray for them also. “Every house consisted of one Exquisite Mediterranean Cuisine small room only. We own more in our bedroom then they do in their Award Winning Wines whole house,” she says. On the second day the group BOOK NOW went to a poor area in a mountain village near Mount Merapi (Moun- 702 Rukuhia Rd RD2 Ohaupo Hamilton tain of Fire). This is an active volcano and 07 825 2893 or many locals live in fear of an eruption. visit www.vilagradwines.co.nz Many are still scarred from the 1994 eruption that claimed 27 lives, injured many more and damaged homes. The group climbed to the 2930 metre peak of Mount Merapi while they were there. It is higher than the North TC180816SPINDO2 Island’s highest peak — Mount INDONESIAN locals wanted to shake everybody’s hands to show their Ruapehu (2797m). appreciation. “I thought it was quite ironic that we climbed five mountains to raise this money and here we now were to give the goods over to people sur- rounded by mountains and traumatised by one,” says Mrs O’Brien. “In one home we visited a man had burn scars all over his now deformed legs and even still had infections that have been on going for 21 years. “It seemed amazing that he was still alive. His wife also had scarred feet and hands and they had lost their son and parents in the erup- tion.” “In another home the man had burnt, deformed hands and damaged ears so he could no longer hear. “He and his wife were village children , so they never went to school and never learned to read or write.” The Government built new homes for the eruption victims and those with injuries that prevent them from working get Government TC180816SPINDO3 support — the equivalent of just KIWIS took two days to shop, box and pack their care packages. under $8 a month. “They really do battle to get by so able to share their talents with night for a local youth group in they were very grateful for the gift locals. Indonesia. parcels,” says Mrs O’Brien. Mrs O’Brien taught dance to “We also made time for extra fun Te Awamutu District Memorial RSA (Inc) The group was shown some of children and university students. like visiting the zoo and doing an the local initiatives to help, includ- “They had never done hip hop amazing race that had been planned ing a church which cooks and before and we performed it for us.” FRIDAY distributes meals to families one to together.” “We all had such a great time, three times per week. The students are also going to experiencing so much and meeting “We joined with them to distri- perform their new dance at their some beautiful people,” says Mrs AUGUST 26 bute our packages.” conference next month. O’Brien. Other memorable events There was also plenty of singing “We want to say again a massive included visiting an orphanage and and Mr Eti taught new songs and heartfelt thank you to all those who 8.00PM gifting bags of rice and seeing the joy games. supported us with encouragement NO COVER CHARGE on the face of a street boy, who was The O’Briens run a Youth Group and prayer. wearing a jersey for pants, when he in Otorohanga every Friday night, “To every person that donated, was given a new pair of jeans. and their travelling companions we are so grateful, and the people in 381 ALEXANDRA STREET The group also appreciated being both help, so they hosted a youth Indonesia are even more so.” Please contact Bill Lyford, phone 871 3707 Secretary/Manager for further details
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442 Sloane St Te Awamutu | Phone 07 871 3091 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Katie a hit Competitive Cafe´s need basic hygiene in Canada prices needed Some cafe´s in town need to look previously done with her hands. at the lack of basic hygiene by staff. The same goes for cutlery held by I’ve just had a dirty cup replaced the eating ends, not handles. As I travel around the region a lot, I am dismayed by a waitress holding the rim of the Elderly people especially can’t by the difference in fuel costs for our town. new cup with all of her fingers — not afford stomach upsets caused by I have been to Hamilton in the last week where I the handle. this lack of basic hygiene. see diesel costs at 89c to 93c per litre. Goodness knows what she had F PARKES I was driving through Te Kuiti and diesel costs were from 88c to 95.9c per litre and our town the price has increased over the last week from 104c to 106.9c. I am always dismayed by all our local petrol/ Boundaries have changed diesel retailers having the same price until there is a complaint in our paper. What a most helpful lady in the 2014. Previously I was in the If local businesses want patronage from the rates department of the Waipa Kakepuku Ward. local community, they need to get more competi- Council who explained to me that I Although I have more land in the tive with their pricing. cannot now vote in the Kakepuku Kakepuku Ward, I now cannot vote Frustrated drivers in Te Awamutu want Ward as I live in the Te Awamutu for a Kakepuku candidate, as I do immediate action. Ward. not reside there. CHRIS GADSBY The boundaries were changed in KEITH BRAWN
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hile listening to a radio talk back show earlier this week I heard a Wlady detailing the reasons she was unable to use a modern mobile phone. The woman was getting quite irate and the radio host did his best the calm her down by explaining that the process was TC160816SPTABRASS really very simple. After much intense practice under the DRUM Major Yvonne Cullenleads Similarly I was recently given a login baton of new musical director Glen Parr, Te TC160816SPGLENPARR Te Awamutu Brass to a win in the and password code to get into a certain Awamutu Brass travelled to Napier to Te Awamutu’s new National Brass Band Contest website only to discover that the codes that compete in the annual National Brass Band conductor is Glen Parr, Street march at Napier. I had been given did not work, and I was Contest with a full complement of players Head of Music for St unable to open the site. ranging in age from 12 to 89. John’s College. solo, ensemble and band events. You know, we have been given the A national contest requires each band to He had his first outing The band has also received a code to reach heaven. perform a hymn, an own choice piece and a with Te Awamutu Brass grant to purchase new cornets for Jesus says in John 14:6 that he is the test piece chosen by the NZBBA and used to at the Matamata Brass learners. way the truth and the life and that there is compare bands within their respective Festival in May where the If you are interested in learning no other way to reach God. grades. band won a Gold Award to play an instrument, or have You may have been given a “pass- Bands also compete in a street march. and Steve Derbyshire played years ago and are keen to word” and found that when you tried it, it Te Awamutu competes in the C grade won the Senior Soloist start playing again, the band will did not work. Using the correct code to and won the street march, was second in Award. welcome you with open arms. heaven you will discover that Jesus Christ own choice with Music for a Festival, third Te Awamutu Brass prides itself is the door and that any one may enter in the hymn, performing Colne. on being a community and family- through him. Their total points placed them fourth They are one of the smaller towns in New orientated band and within it are several So using the login and password overall. Zealand to have a brass band that has family groups — one consisting of three illustration — enter your name in the login Drum Major Yvonne Cullen received the competed at almost every national contest generations. box and the name of Jesus as the trophy for leading the winning C grade band since they began. Age is no barrier and adult learners are password and you’re in. on the march and the band received the Te Awamutu Brass is hosting the Wai- most welcome. The Bible says, “Call to me, and I will shield. kato and Bay of Plenty Brass Regional The band supplies the instruments and answer you . . . ” Jeremiah 33:3 (GNB) Two Te Awamutu soloists also competed, Contest at Te Awamutu College over the tuition and you do the rest. Learner Band is Most people are inclined to complicate flugehorn player Stuart Lindsay and Fraser weekend of September 3 and 4 so they have on a Monday evening and Senior Band on a things but the talk back host got it right Robertson, who placed second in Eb Bass. no time to rest after the nationals. Thursday. Come along from 7pm to find out when his final words to the woman were, Te Awamutu Brass are proud of their They invite the public to come and enjoy more or email [email protected] or phone “It’s really quite simple.” achievements. local and visiting musicians competing in Jean on 870-6340. Celebrate James with us! Parlane Showcase your exceptional venue or services Seeks your vote to our readers for their end of year celebrations for Council and functions in here! PUBLISHES TUESDAY SEPT 6 AND HIRES STRIPPERS FOR WALLPAPER ONLY IS TRENDY Book your space now BUT DOESN’T OWN A ONESIE Contact Dorinda 07 871 5151 extn 711 LIKES TOOLS AND MACHINERY CAN HANDLE COUNTRY MUSIC ISN’T SCARED OF ANYBODY IS A LABRADOR DOG ENTHUSIAST IS APPROACHABLE, WILL REPRESENT YOU. YOUR MAN for COUNCIL
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HOT ■ Kind man who found my daughter's favourite bunny toy and handed it to staff at Strutt, who made a lost sign TC180816SP07A SANDERS and put the toy in the shop window. Pharmacy staff ■ Recyclable meat trays at Pak'nSave. (from left) Amy ■ Donovan, Allison Sheree and Lynda at Waipa gym, Gallagher, fantastic classes, providing heaps of Brittney motivation. Goodrick, Amy Veitch, Sherryl NOT Phillips, Hana ■ Digger working at new library at Shin, Ann Pool 4am, waking residents in the area. and Gemma Waterhouse- ■ Drivers using Pirongia as a race Perry. track, endangering lives. Absent: Sonia ■ Pene, Linda Graffiti on alley way and buildings Richards, Michelle in George Street by The Warehouse. It O’Connor, Kelly cheapens the look of our town. Peters. ■ Driving 45 minutes to Te Awamutu BY CATHY ASPLIN nice the whole team was recognised “They also liked our customer Police Station only to find door this time.” focus, our integration with other locked 10 minutes before closing Sanders Pharmacy staff are cele- Prior to the awards night four healthcare providers, our manage- time advertised on door. brating being named runner-up in the finalists around the country were ment structure, how we invest in our ■ New Zealand Community Pharmacy named for the New Zealand Commun- staff as a key part of business and our Pensioner trying to paint his house of the Year Award. ity Pharmacy of the Year. natural health emphasis.” not made any easier by some low-life The award recognises excellence Each pharmacy was then visited by The Pharmacy Guild of New Zea- stealing his ladder. and rewards a community pharmacy judges and owners were interviewed, land hosted the 2016 Pharmacy that is well managed, innovative, before the top two were announced. Awards alongside Pharmacy Today. TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. engaged in the local community and Both top pharmacies (Pharmacy Ken Orr, on behalf of the Pharmacy the wider primary healthcare sector. 547, Sanders Pharmacy) were from the Guild Board, says while the pharmacy Send to 021 241 4568 Owner Gemma Waterhouse-Perry Waikato. sector has been turbulent over the says eight staff members attended the Mrs Waterhouse-Perry says past few years, it is inspiring to see EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. black tie event in Auckland. feedback from judges was that the commitment to professional “We took the team up to Auckland result, separating winner from healthcare, service to patients and Send to [email protected] for the awards night. It was a wonder- runner-up, was very close. contribution to the profession prevail ful chance to dress up and celebrate “They specifically mentioned our through this. DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. our success. after-hours service, commenting that “This is testament to the character “Our last award was the Dispens- our commitment to the community and dedication of pharmacists and Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street ary of the Year title in 2013, so it was was outstanding. pharmacy staff around the country.”
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pggwre.co.nz pggwre.co.nz Thursday, August 18, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier Change-over dinner There was a good turnout for this year’s Kihikihi Rotary Club change-over dinner held recently at the Kihikihi Bowl- ing Club. Guests included the club’s Honourary members, Mayor and Mayoress Jim and Robyn Skills and knowledge Mylchreest, assistant Rotary Governor Kevin Forgenson and Rotary Governor elect 2018-19 Graham Jull and his to serve the district wife Elizabeth. President Ross Turner vacated his seat and the club Former Waipa District of water and waste water they should be entitled to welcomed new president Karen Councillor James Parlane is assets. My policy on these some relief if they are genu- Rushbrook. standing again to represent big asset decisions is proper inely in need of it. She said the club was in Te Awamutu Ward. consultation via an honest You do not have to pay good spirits and currently hard When last on Council it referendum. for a parking building if you at work on preparations to was like juggling snakes. My personal view is are not parking so why print the 2017 Community and Now my circumstances council should own and should you pay for water District Telephone Directory have changed, my work is control these assets. you are not dinking? for distribution in December. easier and I have the time to I want to see a better deal People who are not going be able to concentrate on for senior property owners. to see the end of a loan for TC180816SPKKROTARY the job. I think there are ways to capital works etc. should NEW Kihikihi Rotary I have kept up with reduce their rates based on not be committed beyond president is Karen council issues, studying giving options and fine the end of the loan. It is Rushbrook, who has taken business (property valua- tuning. inhumane to borrow for so over from Ross Turner. tion) at Massey University There should be some long that a person cannot by correspondence. Before rates relief if an elderly ever be out of debt. that I completed post gradu- person is admitted to hos- Not enough is being done ate study in psychology pital long term as they are to promote Te Awamutu as Good year for Te Awamutu RSA started 20 years prior. not using council services. a place to visit and spend. I Council is spending be- A person in long term will change that. This year’s AGM for the ity organisations. report showed that the club yond it’s means. The Re- care gets a benefit of less This council needs Te Awamutu RSA Club The club was actively is trading successfully, des- gional Council has been than $50 per week and their sustainable income streams reflected another very satis- involved in setting up the pite the current general able to keep increases to pension stops. Many long to supplement rates. More factory year of operation memorial at the former downturn in the hospitality less than 1 per cent — why term care places charge people need to be out walk- and, lasting just over 15 Tokanui Hospital Cemetery field. not WDC also? We are upon them somewhere around ing and riding bikes. We minutes, would have to and, with its annual Poppy In the election of officers hard times at present. Coun- $800 per week and that is have good facilities that are have been one of the Day, and with the Anzac for the coming year the cil has not properly recog- tacked on to their house and not properly promoted. shortest. and Armistice Day services current president David nised that. I do. repaid when it sells. Coun- The District still has Both the president’s and it has continued to develop Bowler was returned to This is not the time for cil should not be adding to problems to sort out, par- manager’s reports outlined an increasing profile in the office and the former presi- “vanity” projects like new that debt when the person ticularly the Cambridge success in many aspects of local community. dent Lou Brown took up the museums. It is well past cannot be a contributing pool disaster. the club’s past year. This is reflected in the vice-president’s role. With time to accelerate public member of the community. I can’t do these things The membership num- increasing number of fam- most of the past executive loan repayments. Small in- Where a person has paid alone. I need help and bers are holding steady at ily groups now enjoying its committee being re-elected, creases now makes big dif- rates for 40 or 50 years and others with vision to cause about 1300 and the premises facilities. the club can look forward to ferences at the end. has already contributed change, but I am the best all are also being used as a Presented by the club’s governance by a strong and The main issues this substantially to the infra- round candidate with ex- venue for several commun- accountants, the financial experienced group. term are the proposed sale structure of the district, perience. Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016
Potential in teaming up with the tourism industry Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme scholar thinks TC160310RR03A Athere is huge potential in FLASHBACK to our Rural industry bodies and tourism uniting Roundup of March, 2010 — to form an audited farm assurance Young Farmer of the Year scheme and believes it will create regional finalist Sam Williams on value in the primary industry. his family farm at Tihiroa. NZ Young Farmers emerging leader, dairy consultant Sam Williams, studied how value could be created from compliance within the dairy industry, but his answers led to a much wider impact. “While Synlait and Miraka have recently launched their assurance programmes in anticipation of demand from consumers as well as showcasing an opportunity to create extra value, this could be expanded and rolled out across all primary industries and also the tourism sector. There is a large amount of commonality in what the primary industries and tourism are focused Six months study showed Mr to increase the value of our products on and that is selling New Zealand Williams there would be some resist- by meeting an auditable standard.” products and experiences.” ance to this opportunity by farmers NZ Young Farmers CEO Terry Mr Williams said currently there who would see more compliance as a Copeland agreed and said Mr was not a “a well co-ordinated New hassle. Williams’ project had some sig- Zealand story that all farm busi- “But the reality is that most of nificant findings for the Primary nesses can capture value from.” what is being reported and audited is Industry. “This is an opportunity for legally required to operate a business He aid Mr Williams was another leaders within the primary sector to in New Zealand anyway. example of a member who had risen get on board and further improve “We need to stand back, have a through the NZ Young Farmer ranks market perception and value for New critical look and identify the oppor- by seizing the myriad of opportun- Zealand. The tourism sector should tunity from challenges which are ities on offer. also be included under this umbrella placed in front of us. “And now we are seeing an as we are all in the same position of “All New Zealanders should important project from this young selling New Zealand and New Zea- strive to improve our environment man that will have a significant land products to overseas markets.” and be excited about an opportunity impact on the wider industry.”
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GRASSROOTS INNOVATIONS WITH DEAN TAYLOR Time to get over stigma of 1080 Utilising the power of gravity ederated Farmers is mystified as to why people are still complaining about the use of nnovation is second nature to Rodney F1080, long after it’s been established as a key and Angela Sharp — owners of Hamilton tool in New Zealand’s environmental protection Ibusiness Progressive Equipment. system. The couple picked up the Origin Inno- The Commissioner for the Environment vation IP Award at Fieldays for the concluded five years ago that 1080 was the only PoziClamp Pipe handler — a unique inven- viable tool for protection against pests on much of tion that uses the power of gravity to pick up New Zealand’s conservation land. and place concrete pipes. Federated Farmers Taranaki vice president It is the third year straight they have Donald McIntyre says the Department of Con- won an innovation award. servation’s planned use of 1080 on Mount Taranaki We met them before in the Innovation this month must go ahead. Tent and wrote about their Durohush Water “If we want to keep the kiwi, the rata and all the Pump and Tank Watcher — now both part rest of New Zealand’s native flora and fauna, then of Progressive Group’s product line. we have to accept the use of 1080,” he says. Mr Sharp says he was asked to look at a “Obviously protecting threatened species is way to do a better and safer job of laying important to us all, but our members also rely on pipes. He did some background research the use of 1080 to control possums, and therefore and came up with a concept that looked reduce the incidence of bovine Tb.” feasible. Federated Farmers says the eradication of That was developed into the working bovine tuberculosis is imperative to the ongoing PoziClamp Pipe Handler — a machine that viability of New Zealand agriculture. The rela- doesn’t rely on any form of power to operate. tively low incidence of the disease in recent years It has a unique connection that allows it is due to strategic use of pest control, especially to be attached to and detached from any 1080. excavator or digger. The incidence of bovine Tb in the national Then using the digger and gravity it can cattle and deer herds poses a substantial risk to lift and place concrete pipes from 300mm to TC160816TCPROGRESSIVE New Zealand’s international market access for 900mm in width. HAMILTON couple Rodney and Angela Sharp with the Origin Innovation IP cattle and deer products. The unique design is the first of its type Award for the PoziClamp Pipe Handler. “The use of 1080 on possums and other pests in the world that can safely lift a pipe and reduces the incidence of Tb and is not cost position it in a trench quickly, and with Occupational Health and Safety rules Fieldays and Progressive Equipment has prohibitive. Also in many parts of the country, it is minimal hands-on input that can create a preclude a worker from being near the pipe been busy showing off its capabilities to the only effective option. safety issue. while it is in the vulnerable lifting position, prospective buyers. “Farmers, regional councils and the govern- One of the benefits is being able to angle so it is time consuming to do it safely. They are also developing a machine that ment all work very hard to keep this disease at the pipe 45° backwards or forwards to make The PoziClamp Pipe handler overcomes can handle even larger concrete pipes. bay. And we must work even harder to achieve the it more manoeuvrable. these issues. “Concrete pipes are used in every form Government’s goal of a predator-free New Zealand The current method for laying pipes And with no hydraulics or other motive of construction,” says Mr Sharp. by 2050. deeper than 1.5 metres, using the traditional power, the unit is reliable and robust. “The PoziClamp Pipe Handler can revo- “Federated Farmers welcomes research into all chain method, involves hands-on manpower “There isn’t much to go wrong,” says Mr lutionise the laying process.” kinds of pest control, but the fact is, 1080 works to position the pipe because shoring (steel Sharp. well for New Zealand and we need it now,” says frames) and beams have to be used. The unit attracted a lot of interest at ■ Find out more at progressivegroup.co.nz Mr McIntyre.
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BY CATHY ASPLIN darts, motor sports, cricket, golf and gun club.” New Waipa Workingmen’s Mr Kelly says he realises there Club manager Mark Kelly brings a is plenty of competition out there wealth of experience to his new for dining and entertainment. role. “So I’m trying to tweak some Mr Kelly comes to Te Awamutu areas and modernise our offerings from SkyCity in Hamilton where — giving people a reason to join he was the food and beverage this great club.” operations manager for 10 years. The WWMC is a tight knit Prior to that he worked as a community in its own right, with manager for one of London’s oldest more than 1000 members, and brewery chains, Fullers in supports the wider community London, and in hotels in his native through sponsorship of sporting Ireland. teams and events. He has 22 years’ experience in To help spread the word about the hospitality trade and was keen what the club has to offer there will to become the new WWMC mana- soon be a revamped website to add ger once he looked at the facilities to the Facebook page. and heard about the club’s goals. Mr Kelly looks forward to meet- “It’s going to be an exciting ing new and prospective members. time here — we’ve already started “You’re welcome to come in on a new entranceway and I’m and have a look around — I’m keen to develop that top floor for happy to take people on a tour of meetings, family events and more the premises and explain what the dining. TC180816CA01 club has to offer. “It’s a great space that needs to MANAGER Mark Kelly presents a sponsorship cheque to Te Awamutu College 1st XV members (from “It’s a fantastic facility and I’m be utilised more.” left) Tony Curtis, Trent Sargent, Joshua Coffin, Cameron Reynolds and Zavier Letford. keen to let people know more Mr Kelly says over 1000 people about it.” already enjoy the club’s facilities also a restaurant, TAB, gaming “During summer we’d like to raffles on a regular basis. There’s and sporting groups, but there’s room, dart boards, snooker tables, use those outdoor areas more — also a courtesy coach available five ■ For more details contact Waipa still room for new members 8-ball tables, juke box, gaming there’s plans for band and barbe- nights per week. Workingmen’s Club Manager Mark “The club already has good consoles, free wi-fi and courtyards cue nights. “There’s several specialist Kelly (ph 871 3923) or call into 139 products and great service. There’s to enjoy. “We have club draws and groups to join like fishing, bowls, Albert Park Drive. Sponsorship assists 1st XV to compete in wider region
Te Awamutu College 1st XV Auckland area this year. Over the past few years College have something to eat, which is a has had a full-on season, finishing manager Dave Reynolds says the “The team competed in the Rugby has also used the Waipa great way to unwind and chat fifth in the C/M competition and rugby team is humbled by the Counties/Manukau competition Workingmen’s Club facilities for about the day’s match. acquitting themselves well sponsorship from Waipa for the first time, as well as the fundraisers and team bonding. “Te Awamutu College 1st XV against many bigger teams. Workingmen’s Club. Waikato and Chiefs competitions, “We have been able to stage our players, management and com- “The boys have been wonderful “Their support has helped tre- which means increased travel game debriefs there and our end- mittee really appreciate the sup- ambassadors, both for Te Awa- mendously with the cost of getting costs to play in places like Puke- of-year breakup functions. The port WWMC has given us.” mutu College and for the wider Te players to games in the wider kohe and Papakura.” boys can play pool and darts, and Mr Reynolds says the 1st XV Awamutu community.”
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Otorohanga, 73 Mountain View Road In Town With A Rural Outlook Deadline Treaty This well appointed property offers three double Closes Wednesday 7th September 2016, bedrooms, combined dining, modern kitchen with 4:00pm, unless Sold Prior dishwasher and walk in scullery. Spacious lounge with View Sunday 21st August, 12:00-1:00pm one run carpet though out the home and a heat pump to www.harcourts.co.nz/OH6852 keep you cosy. Modern bathroom with bath and separate Linda Harty shower. You are going to enjoy entertaining family and P 07 873 8700 friends here on the deck in the summer months soaking M 027 2488 404 up the sunshine and taking in the rural views. Triple E [email protected] garaging with off street parking ensures there is room for A 51 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga all the toys. Viewing is highly recommended. Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Kura Falleni Daniel Harding Adam McGrath Grant Paterson Jonathan Cook Viv Veale Tony Veale Mandy Lata Stuart Parker Yvonne Rothery Nadine Barker 021 991 623 027 410 1185 021 217 5703 0279 464 046 021 075 5441 021 911 295 021 247 3008 0276 792 224 0272 835 928 Kawhia Property Manager 021 185 9736 0274 888 136 Te Awamutu $699,000 Te Awamutu 18 Molly Lane $790,000 31 Hall Street NEW BUILD Paradise Found Pure Comfort with Location • 4 bedrooms An outstanding example of a large family home with plenty of room for everyone. With it’s 4-5 • Underfloor heating and heat pump bedrooms, large living areas, garaging, entertain- • 2 lounges ment areas, what more could you want? Close • 3 toilets to town and schools, along with the peaceful and secure Te Awamutu $675,000 • 5001m2 section appro feeling this property is a must • Double garage see. Don’t wait any longer, After a View with Location call Adam today to arrange • 3-4 bedrooms/office • Weatherboard your personal viewing. • 1012m2 section approx • Double garage Stuart & Mandy Adam ID# TA7425 ID# TA7435 Adam ID# TA6884 Te Awamutu 394 Gleneagles Drive $620,000 Te Awamutu 29 Swarbrick Drive $399,000 SUN 21st August 1:45 - 2:15pm NEW LISTING Family Home, Great Location SUN 21st August 1:00 - 1:30pm First Home / 4 Bedrooms 4 bedrooms This lovely home is a first time buyer’s • 2 bathrooms opportunity, featuring 4 bedrooms, lounge, • Double glazing • Double garage kitchen, separate laundryy and stand-alone • Fully fenced back gar garaging. Plenty of • Section 727m2 appro Te Awamutu 828 Bond Road $449,000 room for kids and • Solar heating Add Your Flair don’t forget, it’s close • 3 bedrooms • Low maintenance to schools. • New kitchen • Fabulous views Stuart & Mandy Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7443 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7225 ID# TA7443 Te Awamutu 201 Daphne St $365,000 NEW LISTING SUN 21st August 12:00 - 12:30pm Opportunity Knocks Place your mark on this 3 bedroom SOLD home with a large 1012m2 (more or less) subject to title section. This property is perfect for first home buyers or investors and has plenty of potential. Don’t wait Te Awamutu and call Adam today to Te Awamutu 86 Wilson St $349,000 Te Awamutu 828 Bond Road $359,000 Appealing Family Lifestyle Property arrange your viewing Sunny with Views Cosy, Solid Home • 4 bedrooms • Abundance of shedding before the next. • 2 bedrooms • Separate study • 3 bedrooms • Single garage/carport • Large deck • Quiet neighbourhood • 7194m2 approx • 4 x paddocks • Portable sleepout • 1014m2 approx section Adam Adam & Jonathan ID# TA6859 ID# TA7398 Jonathan ID# TA7455 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7392
SUN 21st August 1:00 - 1:30pm Kihikihi 62 Rolleston St $300,000 SUN 21st August 1:15 - 1:45pm First Home Buyers Delight • 2 bedrooms SOLD • Fully fenced • Recently painted inside and outside • Large section • Separate toilet Te Awamutu 828 Bond Road $355,000 Te Awamutu 1 Finch Street $299,000 Kihikihi 201 Daphne St $PBN •Newcarpet Location, Location, Location Excellent Rental Investment Prestigious in Every Respect • 3 bedrooms • Open plan living • 3 bedrooms • Heat pump • Possible 3 titles • 2150m2 approx • Close to school & town • Open plan living • Close to town • 150+ years in the making • Single garage • 150m2 shed, approved conversion Tony & Viv Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7388 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7392 Daniel ID# TA7343 ID# TA7445 Te Pahu 60 Williams Street Asking Price $1,400,000 (+ GST if any) Ohaupo 60 Williams Street $3,200,000 (+GST if any) RURAL Living with the Birds and the FARM Time is Everything! Bees • 32ha approx of easy rolling grazing • Eco housing set up •Elevatedhousesite • Good yards and ramp • Private bush setting • Option 1: From 1ha to 5.3ha Kihikihi 201 Daphne St $229,000 • Ample shedding approx, subject to survey • 50ha (approx) title available First Home or Investment • Option 2: 32ha approx • 2 bedrooms • Flat contour • Heat pump • Fenced section (2 titles) Kura Kura Adam ID# TA7369 ID# TA7347 ID# TA7384
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www.teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Contributor to realestate.co.nz Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016 Kihikihi gunning for back-to-back titles
TC180816CT02 LOOKING for passing options . . . Ohaupo Shooting Stars’ GD Rejoice Nhewachena in possession during her team’s hard earned 9-8 semifinal victory over Paterangi Pirates in D reserve grade on Saturday. TC180816CT01 DISPUTING possession . . . Te Awamutu Sports Heat GA Maddison BY COLIN THORSEN margin, 55-34, at ASB Stadium, Kihikihi came out firing Rockliffe and Ray White Pirongia Troopers’ GD Rachel Apiti in the Te Awamutu Events Centre on against Ray White Pirongia thick of the action during the C grade semifinal, won 20-13 by TA Kihikihi and Royalans will Thursday night, Prems to ensure there was to be Sports Heat at the Paperplus Te Awamutu Netball Centre courts on contest the final of Te Awamutu Audrey Kaihe reports that no further hiccup after they Saturday. Netball Centre’s premier cham- both Royalans and RSN were suffered a surprising three-goal pionship for the second year slow out of the blocks, failing to loss to Royalans a fortnight ago. first quarter 15-2 and never The draw for tonight’s play running at 12.20pm on Saturday. capitalise on a steady stream of The defending champion looked back, leading 25-13 at offs at ASB Stadium sees TAC Royalans, the 2014 champions, early turnover ball. Kihikihi lineup looked in omin- halftime and 40-24 with 15 Open Premier and COGS United booked their berth in the final It took Royalans 45 minutes to ous form with their shooters minutes to play. vying for fifth and sixth, along with a 14-goal, 52-38, semi-finals really pull away, allowing them starring. They led 10-7, 28-14 and COGS United hit their straps with Whakamarama Shiloh and victory over Henry Morgan some breathing space. 42-24 at the breaks. with a convincing 62-33 romp Korakonui Fahrenheit gunning Builders RSN. The first quarter ended in a TAC Open Premier enhanced over Korakonui Fahrenheit, for seventh and eighth at 6.30pm. Kihikihi were even more 10-10 deadlock. The Otorohanga- their chances of a top five placing having led 12-8, 27-16, 45-27. They The 8.05pm game features Ray ruthless in their semifinal, based Royalans then led 27-21 at after dealing to Whakamarama are a team making steady pro- White Pirongia Prem and HMB accounting for Ray White halftime and 39-26 at three- Shiloh 53-29. gress under the astute coaching RSN who will be vying for third Pirongia Prems by a 21-goal quarter time. The College students won the of Gaylene Dorssers. and fourth.
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All five members of the Mangapiko The men’s free-sparring 1st degree and Nam Wah Pai Kung Fu Club came away above started ‘interestingly’ with the two from the National Competition in Well- Mangapiko instructors drawn to fight ington with trophies. each other. It was a great show of strength for a ‘Go Mangapiko’ was the cheer from small club up against the country’s best the side-lines. in their discipline. Gavin Fuszard prevailed and went on Jim Patmore started the ball rolling to win more rounds to claim third place taking out first place in the men’s free- overall. sparring yellow to green belts. The competition is held annually in Brandon Gannaway fought hard to different regions. This year more than 70 take second place in the junior yellow to competitors travelled to Wellington from blue belts. throughout New Zealand. In Kata 2 Xian Patmore beat a large Mangapiko NWP is a family-focused group, including his dad and club mate club .The club trains at the Mangapiko Brandon to be awarded third place. Hall on Monday and Wednesday nights After lunch the senior belts started from 6pm to 7.30pm. New members are TC180816SP15 their events. welcome with the first two visits compli- HOT SHOTS: Mangapiko martial artists with their trophies from the National Nam The breaking competition was won by mentary. Wah Pai Kung Fu Competition in Wellington. From left: Guy Lyons, Gavin Fuszard, Guy Lyons, with many struggling to Contact club head instructor Gavin Judd Fuszard (holding dad’s trophy), Brandon Gannaway, Jim Patmore, Xian break the wet wood. Fuszard 027 27 88 777. Patmore. Front: Aiden Patmore (support crew).
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Farms/Lifestyle&Residential Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016 Last home game for Vanderpoel wins champs Aaron Vanderpoel won the men’s 77, 80 (232), one shot clear of third strokeplay championship by 10 shots placed Brown. at Stewart Alexander Golf Club — Neal Johnston took out the inter- despite experiencing a horror nine on mediate title by four shots with unbeaten Kihikihi the par five, third hole. rounds of 79, 86, 87 (252). Bruce Russ The Pro Drive Golf sponsored claimed the runner-up spot with 81, championship was contested over 84, 91 (256), pipping third placed John four weekends, in heavy rain and Hollinshead by one shot. blustery winds, to decide the winners Johnston has qualified first in the of the four divisions on the best three matchplay, but has elected to play in out of four rounds aggregate. the senior division having met the Vanderpoel, the club’s division qualifying standard. two interclub pennant captain, took The junior strokeplay went to the ascendancy early with a first Craig Jackson with scores of 88, 89, 95 round one-over-par 71, followed by (272). Bruce Watkinson finished Mel Brown on 74 and Ian Berry, Ryan runner-up on 276 with rounds of 86, Thompson 75. 92, 98. Dave Heta had to settle for third Although the conditions were not on a countback after shooting 91, 92, conducive to ‘hot’ scoring, 93 (276). Vanderpoel displayed moments of Club patron Brian Clarke was a brilliance with 11 birdies in his first runaway winner of the junior B two rounds, marred only by his championship with rounds of 96, 100, dramatic hiccup on the third hole in 101 (297). Clarke was 16 shots clear of round two. He still managed to turn in his nearest rival, runner-up George a very respectable 75, then 76 in the King 102, 103, 108 (313). last round for a 54-hole total of 222. Third placed Richard McCandlish Berry finished runner-up with 75, was six shots behind King. Hot scoring in golf scramble
Colbey Grey headed some hot Mary Strack was the stand-out scoring with a three-over-par 73 in player on women’s club day, winning Sunday’s scramble at Te Awamutu the Storey Rosebowl over four rounds Golf Club. of handicap match play. She won all Nett winner Graeme Bayly matches, clinching victory with a win streeted his rivals with a round of 66, over Raewyn Ensor. Strack also won finishing four shots clear of the the day’s putting scramble with 29 TC180816SP16 runner-up David George. The putts, from Angela Thomson, Annette HIGH FLYERS: Kihikihi’s unbeaten 13th grade rugby team, winners of the Aaron Hopa Trophy. stableford was headed by Roy Bryant, Anne Rhodes 30, Pauline Greenhalgh with 37 points and Noel Chisholm 31. Kihikihi 13th grade rugby thoroughly warrant making only at stake during the round- Evans 36. There was a four-way tie for team is one win away from the top four, having scored 581 robin. Women’s winners were Raewyn honours in the nine hole scramble — featuring in the grand final at points and conceded 86. Coaches Kelvin Donaghy Coleman with 76 nett and Ani Bahler Judy Page, Karolyn Taylor, Linda Waikato Stadium for the They have won the Aaron and Alex Phillips are very 33 stableford. Robin Watson took out McFall and Robin Watson all second year running. Hopa Trophy along the way, happy with the boys attitude the women’s scramble on Saturday recording a 37 nett, Margaret Collings The ‘amber and blacks’ meet with a 68-14 win over Cam- and skill level this season. with 70 nett. 38. Best of the Veteran men were Hamilton Old Boys in the semi- bridge in round six. They would love to see a good Open midweek winners were Clin- Colin Green and Roy Greenhalgh, final at the Kihikihi Domain on Kihikihi gets to lock the crowd come and support the ton Rowe with 76 gross, Percy Kapa 69 both with 69 nett, John Neilson, Jim Saturday, 11am kickoff. trophy away in their cabinet boys in their last home game of nett, Nick Hibbert, Clyde Graf 36 Lambeth 70, Allan Goodwin, Les Unbeaten Kihikihi over summer . . . the trophy is the season. stableford, Sylvia Gooch 34. Common 71, Toby Thomson 72.
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JUNIOR RUGBY FIELD 1 CLOSED SATURDAY 20 AUGUST 2016 FOR MAINTENANCE. See draw in Tuesday’s Courier. PLEASE KEEP OFF. NETBALL FINALS Entertainment Books 2016/2017 SATURDAY 20 AUGUST 2016 For Sale Here At The Club Te Awamutu Sports teams draws, log on to www.sportsground.co.nz/teawamutunetball King Country Brewing Company - winners Netball Prizegiving: of the Club sponsorship package 2015/May Friday 26 August, North end Clubrooms, 2016. Thank you for your support of Senior 6.30pm. Full teams attendance please. Rugby and Te Awamutu Sports Club
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BY COLIN THORSEN
The new-look Te Awamutu Sub Union rugby team retained the Peace Cup repulsing the challenge of Maniapoto 36-10 in round one of the Stan Meads Cup competition. As could be expected, it was a rusty first-up performance from a Manuka Health sponsored Te Awamutu side fielding several new faces in 2016. Carl Henderson reports that the Peace Cup/SMC holders showed improvement in some areas by the game’s end but still have plenty to work on. He felt the newly-formed Maniapoto side can hold their heads high after proving worthy opponents. “They should be very com- petitive in their upcoming games,” said Henderson. Maniapoto made a dream start to the game at Pirongia on TC180816CT04 Saturday, scoring after only two DON’T ARGUE: Te Awamutu midfield back Waisake Tuimereke fends off an minutes when a poor clearing attempted Maniapoto tackle in the Peace Cup challenge at Pirongia. kick put pressure on the home side. halftime with a well worked try after a Korovata to score in the corner. Te Awamutu hit back when sustained period on attack. Te Awamutu Reserve halfback Ross Fenton kicked they regathered possession from defended stoutly on their line but finally the side line conversion. an overthrown lineout and spun cracked for Maniapoto to score to reduce The Livingstone Builders player of the the ball wide to Pele Nanavu. the deficit to 12 points. day went to dynamic Fijian openside The winger showed extreme The second half was a case of missed Turuva Lumelume who went on some speed to out-gas the opposition. opportunities. A number of tries went barnstorming runs. First five Te Ata Wilbore begging due to Te Awamutu players Other players to stand out were prop converted for the Cup holders to TC180816CT03 ignoring team-mates unmarked outside Josh Ostern, who made himself available lead 7-5. TRY TIME: Solo Korovata is too big and fast for them. after answering an SOS call earlier in the Back came Te Awamutu Maniapoto’s last line of defence preventing him Both teams cancelled each other out week. Wilbore directed play well but will applying more pressure to force from scoring one of Te Awamutu’s five tries at until the 30th minute when Te Awamutu be demanding a lot more quality ball a scrum five metres out from the Pirongia on Saturday. scored a wonderful try after spinning the from his forwards in the coming weeks so tryline. Number-eight Christian ball from side to side. It was Pirongia first he can unleash some of the talent he has Kelleher detached and forced his way ing support play, up the middle, involv- five Dean Fullerton, playing in the unac- outside him. Second five Waisake over. ing several players ended with Kelleher customed position of winger, who Tuimereke carried the ball strongly all Wilbore converted the try and kicked a crashing over for his second try. sprinted away to score. day. penalty soon after for a 17-5 lead. Wilbore converted and kicked a pen- Te Awamutu finished strongly, scor- Te Awamutu are away to Piako this Te Awamutu then produced their best alty soon for a 22-5 scoreline. ing right on fulltime when they turned Saturday, 2.30pm kickoff at Campbell passage of play in the first half. Outstand- Maniapoto had the last say right on the ball over and spread it to veteran Solo Park, Morrinsville. WIN TICKETS pen homes TO WAIKATO MITRE10 CUP HOME GAMES To View In Te Awamutu This Week... 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Te Awamutu was left ruing a at home against Hamilton Wanderers string of missed scoring opportun- in their next game to clinch the title. ities after suffering a 2-0 loss to Te Awamutu Men’s A division league leaders West Hamilton in team won their match by default over Waikato Bay of Plenty Soccer Federa- Melville. tion championship. The Men’s Waikato B division side The damage was done early in the continued their winning ways first half at the Stadium on Saturday defeating Melville 7-2 at Gower Park. when West Hamilton was awarded a James Bowen (3), Kieran penalty after four minutes, then Ashburner, Peter Buesnel, Joe scored from open play a few minutes Gifford and Tom Gifford scored the later. goals for Te Awamutu which moves Edmonds Judd Te Awamutu was into second place in the league fol- forced into catch-up mode. Their lowing Te Aroha’s draw with Claude- cause was not helped by missing a lands Rovers. Centre midfielder Tom TC180816SP19B penalty kick from the spot and sev- Gifford took out the player of the day JIM DUNN eral other scoring chances. award. West Hamilton weathered the The Edmonds Judd Women’s team Veteran golfer Jim Dunn was storm to comfortably run out the recorded their second 2-1 win in as the big winner at Pirongia Golf winners. many weeks against Mangakino at Club on Sunday. Te Awamutu midfielder Thomas Mangakino. The club stalwart was the Watts took out the Cooper Naylor Brooke Adler scored both goals for only player to score a two, player of the day award, while Rich- Te Awamutu to help her team to the collecting 10 golf balls for his ard Wilkins and Liam Roil also had top of division C. effort. strong games. Te Awamutu have struggled to get Better weather played its part Coaches Billy Carter and Kyle a result out of this fixture. The win in the good scoring. Owens now turn their attention to was a bonus for their efforts. Captain The senior scramble was the next two games where they must Tracey Reekers was named player of headed by Steve Ryburn and take maximum points and hope other the day. Connor Hodgson with 40 results go their way before their final Junior results, Te Awamutu stableford, Tyne Watts, Derek game against third placed Taupo on teams first: Hurricanes 5, Western Boyle, Phil Eyre 39, Gary Russo September 3. Utd Nuggets 7; Rovers 6, Forrest Lake 38, Scott Law, Steve Law, Josh Te Awamutu are 12 points behind 1; Galaxy Girls 3, Huntly Thistle Law 37. West Hamilton, but only have three Smurfettes 0; Storm 1, Wanderers Rob Brettell, Dave games to play. They must now Tigers 6; Tigers 2, Southwell Palace 3; Strawbridge and Kevin Nickson attempt to fend off Taupo for the Hotshots 5, Northern Utd Heat 1; deadheated for junior scramble second promotion place. Thunder 5, Northern Utd Amazons 0; honours with 40 points, Jim The Lakesiders, 7-0 winners at Raiders 0, Northern Utd Fire 0; Dunn 39, Charlie Coles 36. Whakatane Town, moved to within Tornadoes 1, Ham West Phoenix 2; The closest to the pin competi- three points of Te Awamutu and also Terriers 1, Hillcrest Utd 2; Wildcats tion was won by Hans have two games in hand on their 5, Te Kowhia Tigers 0; Panthers 3, TC180816SP19 Nieremeijer. Scott Law took out Rosetown rivals. Hillcrest Hurricanes 0. Knockout BREAKTHROUGH: Joe Gifford scored his first goal of the longest putt. Taupo’s win ensured West Hamil- competition: Galaxy Girls 5, Western the season for the Te Awamutu Men’s Waikato B The second round of ton aren’t mathematically confirmed Utd Belles 2; Wildcats 4, Western Utd division side against Melville on Saturday. matchplay continues this coming as champions yet. They need a point Saddlers 1. Photo supplied by Beverly Ashburner, babyshotphotos. Sunday. Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016 Te Awamutu Phone: 871 5151 Fax: 871 3675 Courier Classifi eds Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noon - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - Funeral Directors Public Notices Formal Notices ROSETOWN FUNERALS MAUNGATAUTARI ECOLOGICAL ISLAND TRUSTI Deaths Rosetown Family Chapel / Catering Services KARAM, Funeral Care Plans Monument Services COMMUNITY TRUSTEE VACANCY Francis John (Frank). Passed away suddenly 262 Ohaupo Road Te Awamutu Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust (MEIT) seeks expressions of on 15 August 2016 at interest from members of the community who have the appropriate home, aged 91. Loving PH: 870 2137 www.rosetownfunerals.com and devoted husband skills and interest to become a Trustee. of June. Loved father WEATHER and father-in-law of The Trust Deed makes provisions for the appointment of fi ve (5) Lynnette and Lloyd, for weekRain/mls end 17 August 2016 community representatives and the Trust is currently seeking Phil and the late Gail, nominations for one (1) vacancy. the late Stephen and Jayne, Michael and Min C° Max C° Rain/mls Lee, Annmaree and TE AWAMUTU If you are interested, please send a brief CV to the Trust Secretary, Don, Bernie and Mark. PO Box 476, Cambridge 3450 or email it to [email protected] Loving grandad to his FUNERAL SERVICES Arohena - - - to be received by 5pm, Wednesday, 7 September 2016. 29 grandchildren and 20 great- Kihikihi 0 17 2.5 grandchildren. Please contact co-Chair Tony Wilding 027 490 0538 or the General Ngahinapouri - - - Manager, John Simmons 07 870 5180 if you have any questions and/or "Memories we will cherish. Parawera 0 14 3.5 require further information. Always in our Pirongia 2.9 17.7 thoughts and forever 3.2 Personal in our hearts. 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August 10am at RSA, Passed away suddenly Public Notices at home, Monday 15 METHODIST Alexandra Street August 2016. Very 760 BOND ROAD dearly loved and PARISH OF Phone 871 4845 in front part of Harty Mechanical loving dad of Bernie, PIRONGIA, MARKET father-in-law of Mark TE AWAMUTU and precious and and OTOROHANGA COUNCIL CARPARK CAR DUMP proud grandad of Lexy 261 Bank Street, This Saturday TE AWAMUTU and Mark, Adam and Te Awamutu Josh. Loving great- Call Carol: 871 6198 BIRD CLUB $$$ grandad to Astle. We This Sunday have so many Service at 10am Annual Sale PAID beautiful memories All Welcome Sunday 21 August at Seven and good times Kihikihi Town Hall together, watching Enquiries - Day sports, playing cards, Phone 870 6224 Benching 9am Pickup listening to music and Rev Jo Durrant Sale 9.30am-11.30am so many more. 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FEELS THAT THEY’RE DRIVING IN THE music festival this week- attend any or all of these ■ 3pm — A quarter peal FRI 7:20, SAT 6:30, CHARIOT. IT’S THE GENUINE THING – end. concerts and services. will be rung on the cath- FINAL SUN 4:30 THEY DID IT. A programme of special Throughout the week- edral bells, no charge. events will showcase the end a “bring and buy” sale ■ 5pm — Cantata Vespers BEN HUR tradition of Cathedral of second-hand CDs will be Service, no charge, but a The girls have still got it. AUG 25 music as practised at St held in the centre. retiring collection taken. 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Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 18, 2016
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4 1 1 3 1 2 Comfort, Space&Location Country Yet Convenient 394 Elizabeth Avenue 11 Rangiaowhia Road Auction (unless sold prior) NOW is your chance to own this very Sale By Deadline(unless sold prior) Subject to Title, this 1.02 hectare (subject OPEN: Sunday 1.00pm - 1.30pm comfortable family home with a sunny OPEN: Sunday 1.00pm - 1.30pm to survey) lifestyle block on the outskirts VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/1135GG8 warm ambience, log fire, heat pump VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/112XGG8 of town offers a modern open plan family and conservatory.You will also love the kitchen/dining/living area, a sleepout, spacious floorplan for the flexibility it ample shedding and plenty of spacefor offers. Just unpack your bags, place your the children, pets and sheep to roam! If furniture and enjoy living life here. you are wanting a slice of lifestyle living GV: $350,000 Amy Mather 027 555 0041 be sure to come and take a Tania Ruki 027 441 3264 Auction: 1.00pm Thursday, Ken Hagan 021 353 488 look! Te Awamutu Realty Limited 1 September 2016, Te Awamutu Realty Limited Deadline: 1.00pm Thursday, 07 871 5044 LJ Hooker Office, 07 871 5044 1st September 2016.
41 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu
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Don't Judge From The Road 3 1 0 50 Rutherford Street PRICE: $370,000 OPEN: Sunday 2.30pm - 3.00pm Come inside this solid 1950's home, you'll be VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/1119GG8 surprised. Three spacious bedrooms, modern kitchen / dining area flowing to the deck with Sonia Furniss 027 540 0726 views to Pirongia. A separate lounge with a Te Awamutu Realty Limited heatpump makes for an ideal family home.
07 871 5044 Plenty of room outside for the kids & pets.
3 1 1 Vendors Have Purchased 89 Puniu Road Auction (unless sold prior) Step inside this tastefully renovated OPEN: Fri 12.15pm & Sun 1.30pm home, with a new kitchen to enjoy. VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/111UGG8 Great flow outdoors, a large backyard. Internal access to the spacious garage See Your Dream Take Flight / workshop. This property ticks all the 4 2 2 Bird Road boxes. Don't miss this opportunity, call PRICE: $800,000 Give your dream home wings with this Sonia today. VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/111WGG8 spacious and stunning 'off-the-plans' build Auction: 1pm Thursday, on Bird Road. Versatile options for indoor Sonia Furniss 027 540 0726 25 August 2016, Ian Jones 027 447 1758 / outdoor living with views of Pirongia and Te Awamutu Realty Limited LJ Hooker Office, Te Awamutu Realty Limited pastures from each window. Expressions of 41 Mahoe Street, interest should be directed to Ian Jones. 07 871 5044 07 871 5044 Te Awamutu
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