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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Forest Rangers Golfi ng glory for Kawhia to the fore Pirongia Historic Visitor Club with six female regulars puts out two champion Waikato teams of two Centre invites members of the public to an illustrated presen- tation on the New Zealand For- est Rangers by military historian Richard Stowers. Majors Jackson and Von Tempksy were involved in the 1860s land wars actions in the Waikato and were initially stationed at Harapepe in the Corcoran Road area at Te Pahu. The Forest Rangers bush fi ght- ing tactics were later adopted by the Armed Constabulary in the Te Kooti campaign. Mr Stowers’ talk will include a power point presentation, showing maps and paintings as well as early photographs and will take place on Tuesday, June 19 at 8pm, following the AGM at 7.30pm. Historic Visitor Centre is located at 798 Franklin Street, Pirongia. For further informa- tion contact Sabina Owen at 871 9992. Going green Following its recent speaker on global warming and climate issues, Te Awamutu Education CHAMPIONS: Kawhia’s crack week-day pennant golfers with the trophies they won on fi nals day at Cambridge, from left, Patsy Scott, Group has Dr Kim Pickering Diane Scott, Cushla Arbuckle and Mary Smith. The great view enjoyed from their golf course can be seen in the background. 165071AD speaking next week on use of hemp in making cars. By Colin Thorsen Kawhia won the overall pen- pairing with 69 and 74 net re- way with Cushla Arbuckle re- Dr Pickering heads the hemp Members of the small sea-side nant with 288 net. They were spectively, and Patsy Scott (72) turning the best net of the day, fi bre research project in the Kawhia Golf Club are cock-a- 12 shots clear of the runners-up and Diane Scott (73) the cham- a 69. School of Science and Engi- hoop after scooping all three tro- Hamilton, with Horsham Downs pion bronze pairing. Kawhia women’s ‘day in the third on 303. It was a remarkable achieve- sun’ comes hot-on-the-heels of neering at Waikato University. phies up for grabs on fi nals day Hemp fi bre composites, where The coasters won the silver ment collecting all three trophies their male club-mates winning in the Waikato women’s week- division with 143 net, from Hor- in a competition which had 24 the Prebble Cup for the fi rst natural hemp fi bres are married day pennant. with mouldable resins, is one of sham Downs (147) and Pio Pio/ teams originally entered. time. None of the other 11 teams the new breed of earth-friendly Aria (148), and the bronze divi- Only six women play golf “We organised a pot luck din- bio-based materials now fi lter- who qualifi ed for the fi nal at sion with 145 net, from Hamilton regularly at Kawhia, with four of ner for the men (Sunday night of ing into the automotive industry. Cambridge stood a chance for (150) and Stewart Alexander them making up the two teams. Queen’s Birthday weekend) after Researchers at the University overall pennant honours after (152). “What you see is what you get,” their win, now it’s up to them to of Waikato are at the forefront of Kawhia took out both the silver Cushla Arbuckle and Mary says Patsy Scott. do something for us,” quipped its development. and bronze division pennants. Smith were the victorious silver Further success went Kawhia’s Scott. “New Zealand is one of the best places in the world to grow hemp and now we can turn it into a hi-tech versatile product,” Cancer research buzz over says Dr Pickering. Next Wednesday’s meeting will be at Waipa Workingmen’s Club from 9.30am. For more details see Public Notices. Te Awamutu bee product Cancer researchers in Germany have an- City, USA. Neurofi bromatosis is a set of ge- sufferers also have learning disabilities. Art, Garden guide nounced the results of a study showing a Te netic disorders which cause tumours to grow The body’s processes which form NF1 tu- A new Art and Garden Guide Awamutu company’s bee-product extract sup- along various types of nerves, and can affect mours are responsible for about 70% of human for Te Awamutu is currently be- presses a type of tumour affecting one in 3000 the development of non-nervous tissue such as cancers. ing put together. people. bone and skin. Dr Maruta’s tests found Bio30™ propolis Te Awamutu Information Cen- Manuka Health’s Propolis Liquid Bio30™ The German study focused on NF1 which liquid suppressed NF1 tumours in mice by tre invites anyone who opens product was tested by a team at University affects one in 3000 people. Due to gene mu- more than 90% over 100 days. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 Kids benefi t from Tree-mendous effort By Cathy Asplin Fair Trade too It was Arbor Day last week so you would expect a few trees to be planted around the district. But most people would be sur- prised by the numbers that were added to the banks of the Man- gapiko Stream - around 1400 trees, shrubs, fl axes and grasses were planted there as part of the Lower Mangapiko Clean Stream Care project. The plantings over two days last week were across three properties - Len Day’s, Barry and Betsy Bryant’s and Janet Macky’s Paterangi farms. The owners were delighted to have help from Fonterra for the sessions, with staff members from Te Awamutu and Hautapu sites lending a hand. Representatives from Envi- ronment Waikato, the Landcare Trust and Biodiversity Waikato were also ‘mucking in’. The Clean Stream project was initially set up by farmers along the Mangapiko who were con- cerned at the state of the water and the erosion caused by the stream. After discussing the issue with Environment Waikato, the group was formed with a view to actively restore, enhance and protect the stream environment. FAIR TRADE FOR KIDS: 12-year-old Sarah Bryant of Arohena, and Te Working under the umbrella of Awamutu Trade Aid manager Lois Titchener, with her international the Landcare Trust, the project Certifi cate of Commendation for her effort in the postcard clears ‘nuisance’ trees and competition. 165073AD rubbish that clogs the stream, Youngsters from around the world Sarah was shopping in Trade Aid replants cleared areas with suit- were involved in this year’s Fair Trade with her family when she saw the able trees and plants, and then fences the areas to keep stock Fortnight - with New Zealand coming entry and decided to give it a go. out. to the fore in one activity. The aim was to raise awareness of The international postcard compe- Farm owner Janet Macky has LANDOWNER Janet Macky works alongside Taati Heke (Fonterra, child labour issues. been on the steering committee tition was open to youngsters from One intermediate school was invited Te Awamutu) during the planting day last week. 165073BD 10 countries and involved entrants since the project began at the to ‘apply’ to work for a day. Their letter designing a card based on the theme start of 2006, but this is the fi rst be fenced off to exclude stock. Plants are grown locally for ‘kids need fair trade’. had to include what they understood planting session on her farm. “Hopefully the water quality the Clean Stream project, with It was won by Julia Ludbrook of would be expected of them in return She says the stream that runs will improve with stock away pots and bags from last week’s Nelson and amongst those presented for a bowl of rice and the equivalent of through the farm was cleared from it and eventually there will planting being recycled by Te with a certifi cate of Commendations 85c pay - an everyday reality for 218 early last year by Environment be more life in and around the Awamutu College students to was 12-year-old Sarah Bryant of million children labouring around the Waikato and the area where the stream. It will also beautify an grow more plants for future Arohena. world. planting has been completed will area that is of no real use.” planting sessions.

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 Paua poachers Language can be face fi nes Two Te Kuiti men and friend or foe one from Otorohanga, FFurnitureurniturecourt’s Every calling has its convicted of taking own verbage. Lawyers, excess and undersized for instance, can liter- paua, were ordered ally disappear from to pay fi nes and costs those around them, totalling $2840 when into their own Latin they appeared in Te based language. Kuiti District Court As a young seaman I last Thursday. was the butt of the joke The legal daily limit played by old hands on is 10 paua per person ‘a keen to please, wet collecting - one man behind the ears, fi rst had 69, another 62 tripper’, when I was and the other 41 - all sent off on a remorse- undersized. less search for ‘some MICHAEL COX The three men were green oil for the star- caught as a result of a board lamp’. checkpoint at Kirite- Another time a humourless bosun sent me to here on February 18. ask the First Mate for ‘the key to the keelson’. Ministry of Fisher- I received a fl ea in my ear for that fruitless er- ies district compliance rand and the bosun suddenly discovered that he indeed had something to laugh at - me! manager, Brendon In those long off days of my callow youth, learn- Mikkelsen, says the ing what side was port and what was starboard level of offending found was always confusing, especially if you had dys- at the checkpoint was lectic tendencies. First of all you had to be look- very disappointing. ing ‘forard’ before you could even begin to get it “Almost everyone we right. stopped was well in It must have been doubly diffi cult for ‘those breach of the limits,” MID YEAR STOCK CLEARANCE who went down to the sea in ships’ in the early he says. nineteen hundreds when the terms were not ‘port “It is very sad that and starboard’ but ‘larboard (being the side of the the people gathering vessel over which you loaded cargo) and ‘star- these paua do not seem board’ being a shortening of the term ‘steer board to realise - or do not care - that our fi sher- SALE (the side of the vessels in olden days, that had the steering oar projecting from it, and therefore un- ies resources are fi nite. able to be put alongside the wharf). We have bag and size Larboard was changed to ‘port’ to differentiate limits for very good it from the similar sounding word ‘starboard’, reasons: to conserve also indicating that that was the side of the ves- these fi sheries for fu- sel that lay alongside ‘the port’. No wonder ex ture generations and to FIELDAYS HHOTOT seamen are such a mess in their dotage! ensure everyone has a All this ‘language of the sea’ leads to a lovely chance to collect their story about a young lady who was dancing with share. SPECIAL a sailor who noticed she was wearing a broach in “Those who deliber- Purchase a Luxurious Top of the range Simmons the form of three fl ags that in the Navy made up ately set out to take Hansen Elite or Hansen Luxury and receive a signal. more than their limit She explained that her boyfriend, also a sailor, or who take under- presumably away in another port, had given it to sized shellfi sh are, in her. It means ‘I love you’, she explained. effect, robbing from $500 OFF PLUS $500 The dancing partner knew there was no such their neighbours and signal in the International Code of Flag Signals, from their fellow com- worth of Quality Linen and on return to his vessel checked the correct munity members - and meaning. He laughed as he read the translation, from their children and “Permission to lie alongside”. grandchildren.”

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ZIG ZAG WALLACE on the offensive against Kahu Bentson at Te Awamutu Sports Club on Saturday night. 1650711AD Wallace wows crowd Te Awamutu’s Zig-Zag Wallace got the better of three-times Oceania champion Kahu Bentson in a light heavyweight bout at Te Awamutu Sports Club’s boxing tournament on Saturday night. Bentson, known for his speed and unrelenting tirade of punches, stepped up a class to take on Wallace, fresh from winning bronze at the Oce- ania championships. A fi red-up Wallace took the lead early on in the bout. It was a great display of boxing by these two internationals throughout the four rounds with the Aucklander winning the last round. The score went to the wire, with Wallace win- ning the bout by a split decision. Wallace had originally been down to fi ght Bay of Plenty’s Rhys King but he was ruled out suffer- ing from infl uenza. Bentson stepped up from the middleweight division to take Wallace on.

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 165TC044/07 Soccer winning sequence VING A HA P? has TA in leading group LEAN U The Te Awamutu soccer jug- It proved to be Ball’s lot. He C gernaut continued on Satur- and James Maxwell retired day with a 3-0 demolition job injured, replaced by Dave on Huntly at the Stadium. Ireland and Gavin Scott- NEED A BIN? It was the home team’s Dickens. third straight win ensuring Ireland soon made an im- in they remain in contact with pact latching onto a through d B Waikato Bay of Plenty Feder- Re ball from Andrew Ryan and et a ation Cup pace-setters Taupo beating the advancing keeper G from and Matamata. with a chip shot over his head Ken Miezenbeek reports for goal No 3. Ltd that Te Awamutu were al- Player of the day was Ewen s ways in control, spending n Scott-Dickens for his tireless BBinsi long periods attacking the d work in midfi eld. RRede Huntly goal. Other stand out players Only brilliant saves by the were Eddie Randall and Te Awa visiting keeper prevented the mutu’s ONLY scoreline blowing out further. James Falconer. locally owned & He was Huntly’s player of Next week Te Awamutu operated bin co the day. travel to the Bay of Plenty to mpany The opening goal came late play Tauranga City. (mini skip bin) in the fi rst half when Mat- Te Awamutu Reserves went thew Millar won possession down 2-0 at home to Hamil- on halfway, waltzed through JORDAN BALL EWEN SCOTT-DICKENS ton North. 3 3 The 3rd XI lost 1-0 to Toko- the defence and gave the to the score until midway the keeper off his line and • 1.8m - 3.6m keeper no chance with a bul- through the second half when delicately slotted the ball into roa at Anchor Park. bins available let-like shot. Jordan Ball won possession the top right hand corner of Both the Reserves and 3rd There was no addition outside the 18 yard box, saw the net. XI are away next week. • Same day service Women’s XI romp in Crombie hot • Competitive pricing Solid midfi eld work paved the sharpest scoring from close range. Young Cameron Crombie overcame atro- way for an emphatic 4-0 win to Te Continuous cold rain throughout cious weather conditions to shoot a personal Awamutu over Ngaruawahia in the game stifl ed play in the second best 87-off-the-stick at Pirongia Golf Club. • Mobile EFTPOS Waikato women’s division one soccer. half. The 28 handicap left-hander carded a hot 59 Rebecca Wallace, Larissa Richards, Although presented with numerous net for 49 stableford. Annmarie Spragg and Natalie Cocker chances, Te Awamutu could not fi nd Another cold and wet day greeted the fi eld ruled in the middle of the park, gen- the back of the net until Sarah Har- of 55 starters in the mixed tournament on erating numerous attacks on goal. vey forced a corner. Sunday. Pixie Tims set up the fi rst goal, The well taken cross by Richards Kawhia six handicapper Jimmy Bishop shot heading onto Brogan Mathieson, who was fi nished off with a splendid vol- the best gross round of 73. Best senior net CALL RED used her speed to collect and fi nish ley by Mathieson. went to Graham Watts (67), from G. Russo off. Te Awamutu’s next game is against (70). S. Russo won the stableford with 39, from Spragg capitalised on a Ngarua- Claudelands Rovers at home Sunday T. Watts 38. BINS TODAY! Junior net: K. Knickson (68), A. Elliott (71). INS wahia mistake, breached the defence week (June 24). ED B and fi nished strongly for goal No 2. The Reserve team conceded a late Stableford W. Gray (39), B Fordham (39). 00 R 6 The third fi rst half goal came from goal to lose 3-2 against Eastern Sub- Ladies’ winners: Waka Gray (83 gross), 08 3 24 a Spragg feed causing a goal-mouth urbs after trailing 2-0 at halftime. Tracy Raroa Gray (70 net) and L. Kana (38 73 melee in which Tims proved the Amanda Broom was player of day. stableford). Waikato Toyota

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165TC036-07 The winner and runner-up in each zone met in the 12 team grand fi nal, competing over 18 holes with the best fi ve net scores counting. All the Pirongia team did their club proud - Gus Mac- Intyre leading the way with 66, Don Matson 67, John Sta- ples 68 and Ray Shaw, Bryan Ryburn and Bill Fox 71. TOP TEAM: Pirongia, winners of the Waikato District Veteran Golf They fi nished tops out of Association’s Sentinel pennants competition, from left, back row: the 36 teams originally en- Rob Goodhew (convenor), Gus MacIntyre, John Staples, Bryan tered. Ryburn; front row: Don Matson, Bill Fox, Ray Shaw. Photo supplied Sports boxing bonanza From page 11. Wallace kept the He bounced back, pressure on Larby with seemingly unaffected long, straight shots. by the blow, picking up She moved around the the pace with big hits ring well and powered FREE on his opponent from up the points to win by Tauranga. a unanimous decision. CRC Fingerless Gloves in time for Winter Jackson gave back Tyson Whalley fi red as good as he got and up against Chey Walk- the crowd was treated er-Brock of Gisborne. Purchase a 6 pack to an onslaught of Never one to back of Brakleen high-powered hits, down, this was another body shots and great display of Tyson’s men- 600gm & the combinations to the tal and physical tough- gloves are yours bitter end. ness in the ring. The four rounds mid- He out scored Walker- Gloves feature a leather dleweight bout was a Brock in a hard fought palm patch to prevent credit to the skills and bout to take the win by wear and tear. 100% Acrylic stamina of both these unanimous decision. outer with a fl eece lining fi ghters. Aryk Whalley re- for extra warmth Whalley won by a corded Te Awamutu unanimous decision. Sports fi fth win from His night was capped seven fi ghts winning $ ..0000 by being awarded the his junior 51kg bout 3399 + GST per pack Te Awamutu Sports against Hori Heeney ‘boxer of the tourna- from the East Coast by ment’. a unanimous decision. Teenager Hone TROPHY WIN: Rangiputa Wallace, winner of the Young Sheldon Whal- PHONE Hughes had a promis- Lloyd Emery Memorial Shield, with victory over ley was beaten by a ing debut in the ring for Gisborne’s Kim-Maree Larby. 1650716AD majority decision by 07 872 0291 Te Awamutu Sports. Emilio Gush of Palm- Although beaten by Edward Postle of Counties erston North. Farm Machinery Centre in the intermediate novice 68kg division, Hughes Sheldon came out strong and had an early lead put up a good fi ght against an opponent with a with good clean shots on his opponent but Gush Warren Longman (027) 289 6263 158TC011-07 height and reach advantage. fi nished the stronger of the two. Rangiputa Wallace produced a classy perform- It was another successfully run tournament, TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE ance against former New Zealand champion Kim- well supported by local businesses, with 21 bouts 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190 Maree Larby of Gisborne. on the programme.

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PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 Considering the Raglan Firehawks too hot for Hunters 328TC019/05 BRANCH MANAGER & SALES lifestyle? SALES & RENTAL PROPERTY Te Awamutu Firehawks particularly torrid affair with bounced back from last both teams featuring solid Buying or week’s loss with a 58-22 defence and enterprising at- Selling Real Estate win over Kiokio Hunters in tacks. Contact... Waikato premier reserve An arm wrestle took place rugby league. in the opening 25 minutes The Civic Video sponsored of the second spell, although Firehawks scored 11 tries Kiokio were showing signs of Phone 07 825 8234 with Q. Hunapo, R. Martin being worn down by the fi tter David Cordiner Wendy Cordiner and S. Te Huia all scoring a Firehawks. 027 283 0511 email: [email protected] 021 719884 brace, and A. Hunapo, L. Pa- After defending their line A/h 825 8612 A/h 825 8612 keho, K. McCallum, D. Te Ao for two-and-a-half sets of and C. Enoka one each. tackles, the Firehawks fi nally McCallum (5) and Pakeho got their hands on the ball added conversions. scoring a length of the fi eld It was far from one-way try. traffi c. That opened the fl oodgates, The Firehawks had to turn allowing them to run in three a 12-10 defi cit after 25 min- further tries. utes into a 22-18 halftime They have a bye this week KEVIN McCALLUM, in possession, scored a try and landed lead. before tackling Ngaruawahia fi ve conversions against Kiokio Hunters. File photo The second quarter was a Panthers in a fortnight. Sports home for top Marist outmuscle Melville six clash on Saturday The M-Bar sponsored Te Awamutu half time lead. Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports do not Marist XV came out on top 19-12 after a Replacement No 8 Paul Gedge got the hard fought battle against Melville at Se- third try after breaking off a maul and have to endure a fourth straight lectrix Marist Park on Saturday. powering over. Rogers converted to take away game in Waikato premier The visitors had the fi rst chance to put the home team out to 19-0. rugby after all. points on the board but missed a handy Melville came back and scored from a A new draw has the sixth ranked penalty attempt after 10 minutes. This quick tap penalty to make it 19-7. Melville team from the preliminary round fi red up the home pack and after a strong had the fi nal say after 47 minutes scoring playing Morrinsville Sports fi rst up burst from lock Kerry Davis, the ever- from a penalty move close to the line. in the Haswell Catley Trophy top- present Jason Rowe was on hand to dot Marist forwards to have strong games six main round at Albert Park on down through a wall of Melville defenders were Logan McLaughlin, Stu Dexter and Saturday at 2.30pm. for a 5-0 lead. Hayden Eastwood, with backs Chris Bed- The original draw, advertised in After another strong build-up by the dall, Robertson and Colin Markov shining. Tuesday’s Courier, had Sports play- 010TC027/02 home pack the ball was spun wide to see Eastwood and Markov shared the player of ing away against Hamilton Marist, Bryce Robertson score close to the posts, the day award. Marist are away this week who lost 36-27 to Fraser Tech in the with Marty Rogers converting for a 12-0 to Northern at Tahuna. premilinary round fi nal. IINGROWNNGR FFEATURESEATURES OWN TTHURSDAY,HURSDAY, JUNEJUNE 2211 NAIL? BBuildinguilding BBlockslocks ttoo a NewNew HomeHome SeriesSeries The majority of ingrown nails are on the big toes. FFocussingocussing thisthis timetime Pain is usually tolerable until the nail is bumped or stepped on. Contributing factors to ingrown nails oonn KitchensKitchens may be a nail spike left after cutting, the shape of the nail, fungal nails, trauma to the nail, shoe pressure or PPluslus ourour MonthlyMonthly bone deformity under the nail. Nail Spike DDriveByriveBy Podiatrists are the health care professionals qualified to work on ingrown nails. SSupplementupplement We are experienced in treating a wide range of ingrown nails. Podiatrists do extensive training to ensure that modern techniques are used. We can offer a IIff youyou areare interestedinterested permanent solution to your ingrown nail problem. The benefits of the procedure offer immediate pain relief and you do not require time off from work or school. iinn pparticipatingarticipating ppleaselease contactcontact PHONE NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT Ingrown Nail 156TC012-07 HHeathereather oror DorindaDorinda oonn 871871 51515151 Foot Mechanics at Anglesea Satellite Clinic at Mahoe Crn Angelsea & Thackery Sts Health Professionals Phone 07 858 0752 Phone 07 870 4321 HAMILTON TE AWAMUTU

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 PAGE 17 CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES LOST FOR HIRE TO LET

Formal Notices TE AWAMUTU FLUFFY, large, black LANDLORDS KIHIKIHI CHURCH-WIDE and tan cat named Wishing your property Shrek, missing from to be managed by a UNVEILING Anglican Parish SERVICE BIRTHS of Orakau Te Kawa, could be recognised professional? of Or akau Saturday, June 23, heading back to Ngu- HOHEPA - James PENTECOST 3 7.00pm tunui. Phone 871- TENANTS Robert Jr. Unveiling CHRIST CHURCH 1585 or (027) 590- Needing help finding will be held June 16, At Te Awamutu Kihikihi 9330 or (027) 498- accommodation which 2007 at 11.00am, Presbyterian Church, suits your needs? 9.30 am: 7872. 137TC213-07 Te Awamutu Ceme- Mutu Street tery followed by the Holy Communion Contact Francene Kaihakari at Tihiora PUKEATUA Bunty Bunce from on 871-7146, ELLIS Kathryn and PERSONAL Hall. Phone Kat (027) ALL WELCOME the U.K. will be here Mobile Justin are delighted 375-0915. to announce the arri- Enquiries: 871-6130 for a service of (027) 289-3952 val of their beautiful healing and a fresh 871-6287 a/h daughter, Leah Jade, RUBY WEDDINGS word from the Lord TABLE linen hire, Waipa Property 3420gms (7lb, 9oz) on KIHIKIHI Sincerity Drycleaners. Link Ltd. MREINZ All welcome June 10, 2007. Special on - We PRESBYTERIAN Phone 871-5471. thanks to midwife ix bb CHURCH Bring a friend! SAFE ‘N’ SOUND Renee Millar. D CHU RCH Phone 871-6609 for WANTED TO RENT CColinolin aandnd JJocelynocelyn Sunday, STORAGE more information wwereere marriedmarried June 17 BEREAVEMENTS Lock up JJuneune 117,7, 11967.967. TWO - three bedroom 9.30am: TE AWAMUTU house, by professional storage units CORKILL - Mary. Rev. Fogatia Levi PRESBYTERIAN couple. N/s, no dog,
Electric Security Fence Rodger and his family CCongratulationsongratulations CHURCH ref available. Phone
24/7 access would like to express aandnd bestbest wisheswishes Sacrament of Holy Communion Sunday, June 17 (021)156-5137
Camera and patrolled their sincere thanks ttoo youyou both!both! St Andrews for the love and fan- 165TC200-07 All Welcome surveillance Theme: The Ongoing tastic support shown Enquiries HOLIDAY ACCOM. Phone 871-2171 Work of the Holy Spirit by so many with the GOLDEN Minister Rev F Levi AVAILABLE or (0274) 407-101 loss of Mary. We will WEDDINGS 871-6011 9.00 am: always treasure your Proud to be Locally Traditional Service PAUANUI home to kindness and generos- owned and operated A Cuppa and a time of rent, $80 per night. ity. To everyone who PARKER - FRASER fellowship between THREE bedroom gave their time, com- METHODIST Phone (027) 445-8226. June and Keith were services house with ensuite, fort, tributes married at Kihikihi CHURCH Racecourse Road, in- throughout this 10.15 am: Family Service TO LET ternal access, avail- deeply sad time, who Presbyterian Church with Kids For Christ and ASIAN stress relief, Sunday, able June 22, $320 sent baking, flowers, on June 15, 1957. Crèche available June 17 24/7, live one on one p/w. Phone (021) 038- cards and phone calls, for preschoolers chat with beautiful A1 SELF 1725. your generosity has Parish Worship Baptism Service: young Asian women, been overwhelming. 12.00pm followed $3.99 per minute plus STORAGE THREE bedroom, sin- 9.30 am Pirongia As there are so many by lunch GST. Phone (0900) New facility, many gle garage, close to 10.30am Te Awamutu sizes, good rates, people to thank and 69-100 town. Available June many addresses are Phone : 871-6609 security and 7 20, $270 p/w. Phone A L L W E L C O M E day access. unknown, please ac- Enquiries 871-5376 www.teawamutu.net/ LISTEN to not very Dave (021)994-117 standrews cept this as our per- REV MAUREEN CALMAN sensuous, ugly kiwi Phone 871-6164 solicitor who will or (0274) 783 085 THREE bedrooms, sonal acknowledge- newly decorated, heat ment. solve your legal prob- lems and tell you pump, no dogs, Alex- OLIVER - Joseph CHURCH NOTICES andra Street. $250 Dollimore. Kathy funny jokes, $3.99 per CC AA BB II NN p/w. Available from Oliver and extended Congratulations minute plus GST. ON YOUR SITE June 21. Phone BETHEL Phone James Parlane family would like to and well done 07(823)-6654 a/h, or express their grati- CHRISTIAN 870-4991. (027)666-9600 tude for the wonderful on 50 years. SCHOOL LISTEN to ten super THREE double bed- support given to them Love Ian, Denise, Quality Christian during the recent sad juicy live conversa- room family home in Brian, Joanne, Education tions, very exciting, Kihikihi. Totally re- loss of Joe. Thank you Monday - Friday all for the many Gary, Tracy, Lynne, $1.99 per minute plus decorated, large sec- 9.00am - 3.00pm Many uses. Fully insulated, cards, floral tributes, Simon and the GST, tion fully fenced. baking, phone calls www.adultshow.co.nz. power, 3.6m x 2.4m Quite location. $280 11 grandchildren. Rent only $45 p/w, and donations to 165TC210-07 St John’s Anglican Church Phone (0900) 69-100 p/w. Phone 871-8231 Waikato Community plus delivery, Arawata Street, Te Awamutu SENSUOUS stress Minimum 6 months Hospice. We appreci- LLOSTOST Join our services this Sunday at relief, 24/7, live one For a detailed brochure ate the kind words of on one chat with love and respect en- SSOMETHINGOMETHING 8.30am - St John’s Church, Te Awamutu Phone 0800-111-344 TO LET beautiful sexy Euro or visit us on the web dorsing the great im- SSPECIAL?PECIAL? 9.00am - St Paul’s Church, Hairini women, $3.99 per pact Joe had on so www.cabin4u.co.nz Spread the word.... 9.30 am - St Saviour’s Church, Pirongia minute plus GST. Three 2 bedroom many lives, he will be 10.00 am - St Johns Church sadly missed. To the Phone (0900) 73-543 FLATMATE wanted to properties, good

RSA members, your Contact : George 871-9738 TINA, Kiwi, 30’s, share with responsi- locations. ble young male, two support for Joe during in/out calls, ready to Apply to Murray Wallis his long illness was bedroom house in Ki- pleasure, discreet. (027)438-0126 or such a help. Special TE AWAMUTU Phone (027) 220-4528. hikihi, responsible thanks to the RSA people only. Phone 871-6157 Ladies section for Book two adverts BIBLE CHAPEL 871-7604. AJB Ltd MREINZ their generous cater- and get the second FINANCIAL Sunday, June 17, 2007 TWO bedroom flat, ing. As many ad- 1/2 price! LARGE self contained dresses are unknown outside room. $120 handy, garaging. NO one knows farm Phone 871-3702. please accept this as Phone the Classifi ed 10.00am: finance better, Fraser p/w, includes power, the families personal team on 871-5151 Farm Finance. Phone sky TV. Phone 870- TWO bedroom home, acknowledgement to or pop in and see us at LIFE LINK & POWERHOUSE (0800) 777-675. 3073 close to school, totally you all. 336 Alexandra Street. SSerieseries onon JosephJoseph redecorated, available from May 26, $220 FOR LEASE TE AWAMUTU FORMAL NOTICES TThishis weekweek “Dealing“Dealing withwith InjusticeInjustice ” p/w. Phone (027) 283- SELF STORAGE 5928, Stuart. RETAIL/ office space, From $17 p/w TWO or three bedroom 35 Bank Street, 24hr access Camera Surveillance townhouse. Double available July 1st. PH: (07) 856-7584 garage. Pets allowed. Phone John 871-5169. or (027) 608-1749 $240 p/w. Phone (027)589-6416 FOR LEASE JJUSTUST HHADAD A BBABY?ABY? GGETTINGETTING MMARRIED?ARRIED? OORR LLOSTOST SSOMEONEOMEONE SSPECIAL?PECIAL? TO LEASE 111.00am:1.00am: CChurch@11hurch@11 TO LEASE LLifeife RelatedRelated TeachingTeaching andand Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Put your notice in the Downstairs Retail / Office Space 43m². Te Awamutu Courier. FamilyFamily WorkshopWorkshop Choose one of our Upstairs 127m². Can be leased separately. colourful graphics to Excellent parking. give your notice the Cafe 165tc209-07 Contact Ken Hagan 021 353 488 attention it deserves. Creche available Call in to our offi ce at L.J Hooker Te Awamutu 871 5044 336 Alexandra Street or 137TC215-07 More info...... Te Awamutu Realty Limited MREINZ Phone 871-5151 www.tabiblechapel.org.nz or phone Offi ce 871-8667 to talk to our classifi ed Chapel Drive (Off Swarbrick) advertising team

PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE PETS DEALS CAKE TINS LABRADOR puppies. KAWHIA ALCOHOLICS OPEN HEALING FOR hire, boards and Purebred. 3 black fe- SPORTS CLUB ANONYMOUS DAY AIR FILLS paper for sale, males. $400. Phone ON site filling. Spence 871-1654 after 4pm. ANNUAL GENERAL If you want to Renshaws Butchery. Te Awamutu Marine phone 871- Phone 871-6470. MEETING drink, that’s your Spiritualist Church 7711. business TE AWAMUTU DOUBLE VEHICLES FOR June 30, 2007 ST JOHN Red Cross Hall TOWBARS BED, excellent condi- SALE at 10.00am IF YOU WANT TO OFFICE STOP, THAT’S OURS Sunday, June 17 STUART Law Ltd, tion, $100. Phone 871- Kawhia Sports Club The St John Office Phone 871-6426. 2005. FORD Courier double Rosamond Terrace Phone 871-4072 10.00am to 4.00pm on Palmer Street cab ute, four door, or 870-3463 is open for all FIREWOOD 2001, turbo, diesel, All members welcome PO Box 194 Gold Coin Entry enquiries Tuesday 50% OFF ANY 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - 188,000kms, tidy con- Te Awamutu EVERYONE WELCOME and Thursday MANGATOATOA PA One natural $290 delivered. Phone dition, silver, mags, from Soy candle, tints, five speed, CD, Enquiries 871-7064 1pm to 4pm. (07) 873-9190 eve- Due to the late And one piece of nings, mobile (021) towbar, Tornay cover, postponement of the Phone 871-8236 quality fashion 617-349. ski racks, economy TE AWAMUTU plus, best offer over Pa committee meeting jewellery. FIREWOOD on June 9, the Whanau Council Carpark $12,000. Phone (027) CONTINUING CARAVANS & STAY WARM DRY Matai, delivered, 420-2022. and Kaumatua have Saturday, June 16 EDUCATION We come to you! Phone (07) 878-7288 decided to hold the TRAILERS NISSAN Primera, Sustainable evenings. committee meeting Phone Phyllis 871-4811 To find out how you can 1998, 2.0 litre, auto, or Carol 871-6198 Composites using CARAVANS wanted, take advantage of this p/s, a/c, silver, NZ on June 23. Industrial Hemp HAVE A 10 - 30 ft, any condi- EXCLUSIVE HAVE A owner, $7000. Mazda Famillia, 1500, auto, Dr Kim Pickering - tion, anywhere, will offer, FIELD DAY MEETINGS Waikato University travel. Up to $10,000. p/s, a/c, NZ owner, Phone Steve (027) Call us now. AT $3000. Toyota Camry, Wednesday June 20 622-0011. Tania 871-5811 or 2002, 5 speed, p/s, a/c, PIRONGIA HISTORIC VISITOR CENTRE at 10.00am (027)471-2737 HYAMS ABS, t/bar etc, $9000. Morning Tea served Maree 871-2827 or ROSETOWN Isuzu Bighorn, 1994, Te Whare Taonga O Ngaa Rohe O Arekahanara from 9.30am (027)533-6555 3.2 V6, auto, p/s, a/c, invites members of the public to their Waipa JEWELLERS seven seater, alloys, Workingmen’s Club 20% OFF s/roof, leather seats

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PUBLIC NOTICES EVERYTHING etc, $5000. Toyota ALL WELCOME EVERYTHING MR2, 1990, five held at the Centre, 798 Franklin Street, TILL THIS speed, 2.0, a/c, p/s, al- (opposite Pirongia Village Cafe) INTELACT FIELDAY SATURDAY loys, red, nice car, $3000. Nissan Tuesday, June 19, 2007, 7.30pm Find out how: JAM RAPS Maxima, 1992, 3 litre, Dominic Groenendijk and Katrin Woermer Guest Speaker: Richard Stowers - NOW @ Greggy’s take- auto, p/s, a/c, WOF have achieved excellent production and reg, as traded, Author - will give a talk on aways. Hazelmere and financial performance. Crescent 870-2909 $2000. Phone 871- “The NZ Forest Rangers : 1863-1867” This Sunday at 8881 LMVT. the Methodist Chruch How to optimise performance All welcome Hall at 1.00pm with a better dairy payout. MINX VEHICLES Where: Insel Farm - Puketarata Road, Clothing, JeweJewellllerylery WANTED PUBLIC NOTICES Otorohanga. Dairy #74356 GifGiftttwareware When: Thursday June 21, 11.00 to 1.00pm Open MondayMonday-- BBQ lunch provided Saturdays DEAD CARS LAY-BYS, EFTPOS, To reserve your place call Gaylene at Intelact CREDIT CARDS. Cash Paid Phone 0800-735-588 NEXT TO THE BOOKSHOP IN KIHIKIHI * CALL IN AND SEE US ON YOUR WAY $100 TO THE FIELDAYS Free Pick up MOBILITY Phone Andy: SCOOTER, four (07) 823-6989 wheeler, “Explorer”, 18 months old, excel- or txt: lent condition, $2500 (027) 453-7637

ono. Phone after 5pm *conditions apply 065TC206/07 871-4612. GARAGE SALE CASH FOR 1770 McClure Street, CARS Pirongia, something $120 for everyone, dining Phone The Car King table and chairs, near on new, $220. Phone 871-9981. (021) 051-2270 or 871-5353 a/h 235 Main South Road, 3kms south Kihikihi, conditions apply Saturday and Sun- day, moving, all sorts. GRAZING 782/2 Te Rahu Road. AVAILABLE LIVESTOCK WANTED Variety of items, eve- rything must go. PALM KERNEL Starting 7.30am.

SOURCE NZ ALL SORTS 131 Tarr Road Ohaupo. Immediately available for delivery, quality This Saturday and product, professional Sunday. service, freight options. Greenlea CAMBRIDGE Road. Call SourceNZ on 8.30am. 0508 SOURCENZ PREMIER MEATS LIMITED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS (0508-768-723) WANTED for competitive on 399 College Street. farm pricing. Cows
Bulls
Prime Ox/Heifer Clothing, baby/chil- Your local palm dren items. 7.30am kernel supplier. PROMPT PROCESSING
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SAME DAY KILL JUMBLE sale, at St Andrew’s Presbyte- GRAZING WANTED STUART ALLAN LIVESTOCK BUYER rian Church, Satur-

A/H: 07 829 8272 MOB: 029 290 4330 day, 8.30 to 11am. GRAZING urgently wanted for two 18 month old quiet bulls. LIVESTOCK WANTED Phone (027) 403-5854.

BONER COWS WANTED LIVESTOCK WANTED Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule AC PETFOODS Also empty heifers and potter bulls Now Buying Horses Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 0800-DOWNCOW Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 PAGE 19 WANTED KNOWN WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT

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We are looking to employ another staff 199TC205/06 processing Chiropodist/Podiatrist Phone 871-5221 Colin Paterson Ph/Fax: 870-1904 member for our busy restaurant and bar. Trained in the United Kingdom Te Awamutu Owned Phone 871-9995 KING COUNTRY Days and hours of work are flexible, Appointments booked and Operated TE AWAMUTU BASED DRILLING however must be available for night between Luxury Shuttle Service and weekend work. 9.00am - 1.00pm, BOBCAT and truck MORTGAGE All Centres * 4 Wheel Drive * Best Equipment Phone 871-7282 for more details Monday to Friday hire, metal, sand sup- BROKER 0800 639 773 plies, owner/operator. * Best Prices or drop CV into the Ale House, 355 Mahoe St NZMBA * Foundations 32 Arawata Street Phone Tony 871-9582 Te Awamutu or (021) 154-2322. PAINTER * Lined Soak Holes Phone Christine * Associated Ph 870-4080 871-3176 INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Concrete Products (021) 545-302 Free quote Prompt and PHONE DENNIS WORK WANTED professional service COLSON ULTRA Clean, com- Phone Martin 0800 DUG HOLES Book keeping PLUS, plete cleaning ser- 07 854 9400 0800 384 465 vices. Phone 871-6662. or (021)738-440 Training, Payroll, PC PROBLEMS? Retail Manager. NO fix, no fee, repairs Phone Moira on FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED from experienced local (027) 282-4963 IT professional. Mo- bile upgrades, repairs Would you like to work for New Zealand’s BULLDOZER for hire and installations ser- fastest growing Women’s Gym franchise? with scoop, rippers vice. No call out fees! Are you passionate about health and wellbeing? and stick rake. Phone Phone Matt (027) Are you passionate about selling? Des Hose, owner op- 515-6996 or 870-3038. erator on (07) 873- RESIDENTIAL The successful applicant will have: 8466, mobile (0274) RESIDENTIAL
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142TC210-07 SITUATIONS VACANT For all your; 027 5156519 Wellbeing centre that is currently looking for a FRONT-LINE Painting, Papering, Full Time Receptionist and Sales Consultant. 07 871 1971 FENCING CONTRACTORS Plastering, Coving and Please apply in writing with your CV and Rosetown Bobcat Ltd All farm fencing Spraying Requirements. - Post ramming references with a cover letter to: - Stockyards - Residential Free Quotes. - Lifestyle blocks Impeccable finish. The Manager Configure Express Hamilton FENCERS: KIDS AT HOME LTD Phone Brian David George (Home based Childcare for Pre-Schoolers) (027)612-3374 PO Box 19039

(027) 440-8344 or 871-4264 A/h Hamilton Winter Clean Up! (07) 872-1888 a/h Home Based Caregivers Now is a great time 163TC200-07 Sid Huitema needed urgently. for Rose Prunning!!! (027) 252-9653 Full and part-time positions available. FARM Competitive rates. (07) 823-1224a/h Phone Denise for more information. EMPLOYEES Ph. (027)321-2062 or 871-7673 WANTED

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New team? road construction and maintenance companies. They require a confident Phone (027) 222-7590 This is a great chance to join a Government Department WANTED or 870-2987a/h and you will have the option to be based in Hamilton Approximately 3-4 person to join their Contract Management Central or Te Rapa. You may be an experienced CSR Team as their administrator. hours per day. LOUNGE suites looking for an exciting change or have the desire to July start. This vacancy is a full time position based cleaned. Phone Ultra work in this area. You will be required to work 37 10km from at their Te Kuiti office. Clean 871-6662 now! hours and 55 minutes per week between the hours of Te Awamutu. 7.25 am-8.30pm Monday to Friday and 8.00am - Phone Deb Kirkham The Contract Administrator maintains a 5.00pm on Saturday. If you have the right attitude WORK WANTED 871-4815 or working relationship between the contract and a keen interest to learn we would (027)490-1007 management team, local government and sub love to hear from you! contractors. DO YOU HAVE A WOODLOT Forward your CV and cover letter to EXPERIENCED You will be responsible for: NEEDING TENDING? [email protected] or call (0508) 2 MADISON quoting ref TC10482 Maximise returns from your trees by using CALF REARER • Data entry and claim processing for contracts • Administering, reporting and financial experienced silvicultural staff. Call your local Forest Management Specialists for a no Required on 600 cow systems for contracts farm situated halfway • Maintaining Tender Attribute and Company obligation quote to prune/thin or manage between Te Awamutu your Pinus Radiata trees. and Otorohanga. profile documents • Assisting the Project Managers during Paul D Carruthers Ltd Rearing 200 Tender submissions Forest Management Consultants replacements. Te Awamutu EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER Excellent facilities and As this role is deadline orientated, we Phone 870-5383 remuneration. would like to hear from you if you have: Growing Spectrum Ltd, a leading Plant Wholesaler, Mobile (0274) 951-175 2 bedroom house • Exceptional time management and requires an experienced truck driver to join our available, or live out. organisational skills busy tem. This is a full time position with additional PROPERTIES FOR SALE • Excellent interpersonal skills nursery work available. Phone Karl (027)476-2053 • Proficiency in Microsoft word, outlook and After a Rental? The job involves: excel
Driving a 6-wheel curtain-sider with tailgate to FULL TIME • Enthusiasm to support and assist others deliver plants to Garden Centres throughout the • Ability to exercise complete discretion North island FARM WORK
Hours are Monday to Friday with some early starts Please direct initial inquiries to: available for Soraya Rowling, required during the week. The successful applicant will need to be physically fit six months. The Employment Shop Ltd 70 Maniapoto Street. as well as self motivated, demonstrate initiative, and - 530 Cows be committed to excellent customer service. Phone (07) 873-7233 or (027) 611-5560 - 40 aside h/b shed Applications close Thursday June 21. - Ngahinapouri area Email: [email protected] - July 16, 2007 to early Please bring in your application to: February, 2008. 532a Pakura Street Grant Eyre - Team environment OOnene yyearear oldold tthreehree bedroombedroom homehome Manager - Good time off - Live out position DDoubleouble ggaragearage + oneone ccarar ccarportarport Growing Spectrum Ltd FFreshresh nnewew colourscolours andand drapesdrapes 103 Lyon Street Phone GGreatreat eeasyasy ccareare rrentalental propertyproperty Kihikihi GGreatreat vviewsiews ofof MountMount PPirongiairongia - bbackack hhouseouse Keith and Tracy

137TC208 For more information $$239,800239,800 Crawford phone Grant on 871-6166 or email (07)825-2101 PPhonehone ((021)021) 7775-21275-212 oror ((07)07) 8856-535256-5352 [email protected]

PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT ADMINISTRATOR SECURITY Officers are needed! Gain this Are you energetic, enthusiastic and looking for a NZQA approved great opportunity to join a Hamilton based team qualification by corre- where accuracy and attention to detail will be vital? spondence for under HOME & HOSPITAL Well , the new Kiwisaver savings programme sounds like OFFICE RECEPTION ROLE $550. Student loans just the place for you! You will be required to work 37 may apply. Phone 175 College Street, Te Awamutu hours and 55 minutes per week between the hours of We seek a motivated 0800-800-043. EVENING KITCHEN ASSISTANT 7.25am - 8.30pm Monday to Friday and 8.00am - enthusiastic person to join our 5.00pm on Saturday. If you have the right attitude To serve evening meal, some light cooking administration team : required. Permanent rostered shifts 4.00pm and a keen interest to learn we would love to hear from you! We offer: to 6.30pm including alternate weekends.
A varied role with the opportunity to Forward your CV and cover letter to Experience in food handling and develop your skills preparation preferred. [email protected] or call
(0508) 2 MADISON quoting ref TC10483 A professional, friendly workplace which can be demanding and interesting For an application form and further information please phone The role includes a variety of daily office 871-6226 Ethne or Denise duties. You will be well organised and be able to work without supervision. Up to date computer skills, and a full drivers licence are essential.

If you would like to join our team please apply in writing with your CV to:

NATIVE PLANT NURSERY Office Position FITNESS CONSULTANT Technician Position An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Wilksbrooke Motors Ltd person to work full time as a Fitness We seek someone with good background PO Box 32 Consultant at Fitness Direct, this is part of knowledge of native plant growing and Te Awamutu Te Awamutu’s premier leisure complex, the Email: [email protected] Te Awamutu Events Centre. planting to fill a part-time (up to 20 hours per

You will need; week) position with Te Awamutu College. • To have a relevant health and fitness Strong organisational skills and an ability to qualification (diploma minimum) prioritise duties and work unsupervised would • Experience is preferred but not essential • Exceptional customer service skills be beneficial. This role includes looking after • The desire to help people achieve their the native plant nursery at the college and Make your health and fitness goals supporting Te Awamutu College Staff and ad stand out! • A professional attitude - at all times and in project partners in their respective roles to NURSERY TEAM MEMBER Add colour all situations • ensure native plants are grown to re-plant to your ad A current First Aid Certificate Growing Spectrum Ltd. a leading Plant Wholesaler, along the Mangapiko stream. requires someone to work in our busy Nursery. This and reap the If you are 100% confident that you have all of the above please send your cover letter / CV to: is a full time position with some overtime required. rewards! Hours of work can be flexible Paul Maley
It involves working in a team accomplishing a wide C/- Te Awamutu Events Centre to suit personal needs. range of general nursery work. Cnr Mahoe Street and Selwyn Lane For more information, email:
No experience necessary as full training will be Te Awamutu [email protected] Applications close Friday June 29 given. or phone Nardene on (07) 825-9112.
There is an opportunity to gain practical qualifica- tions. SITUATIONS VACANT Applications close June 22, 2007. Post applications to: The ideal person will be physically fit and enjoy working outdoors in all seasons. Attention to detail, Nursery Technician Position, good time keeping and being a good team Te Awamutu College, member are required for this position.

PO Box 369, Applications close Thursday, June 21. Alexandra Street, Please bring in your application to: Te Awamutu Grant Eyre or email: [email protected] Manager Growing Spectrum Ltd 103 Lyon Street Kihikihi

For more information phone Grant on 871-6166 or email [email protected]

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS VACANT

FARM WORK AVAILABLE AT FLOWER NURSERY If you are :

- Reliable and hard working - Energetic and physically fit CINEMA SCENE - Not afraid of hard work or Young Ofélia (Ivana Baquero) is forced to have been waiting for and sets her a series getting your hands dirty Pan’s Labyrinth move into her stepfather’s home, now that of tasks. Fairy tales and folk stories have their her mother, Carmen (Ariadna Gil), is about This underground realm is so fully and Work will include weeding, planting, roots in very old, very deep human fears, to give birth. elegantly realised, it might be the adapta- cutting and bagging flowers for market. fears that director Guillermo del Toro teas- She hates her new life and her new tion of a classic novel. Yet the source is del es out brilliantly in his ambitious, glorious father, the tyrannical Captain Vidal (an Toro’s own capacious imagination. It is Phone Anne fi lm ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’. incredibly creepy performance by Sergi an audacious achievement: using the lan- 872-7801 A/h or (021) 064-5181 Set against the backdrop of fascist Spain Lopez). He is intent on snuffi ng out the guage of children’s fi lm, but it is absolutely in 1944, ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ is a breathtaking brave rebel forces who, despite all odds, not a fi lm for children. mix of fact and fantasy, poetry and politics, refuse to allow their spirits to be crushed ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ gets is perfectly right, pain and pleasure to form what is possibly by the fascists. Ofélia, fi ercely loyal to her slipping back and forth between Ofélia’s the best fi lm of the year. mother and rightly suspicious of the Cap- other-worldly adventures and the brutal- A modern masterpiece made entirely on tain, feels the force of strange creatures ity of real life so that they refl ect, and lend his own terms, with layers of imagery and from the moment she arrives. resonance to each other. The visual concep- storytelling folding back on themselves to While the adults career toward con- tion of the movie, from beginning to end, is create a completely formed world, this is frontation and tragedy, Ofélia becomes fl awless and mesmerizing. PART TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT. remarkable, unique fi lmmaking. A richly immersed in the magical world in the ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ is testament to the moving story of the end of innocence, ‘Pan’s surrounding forest. In an underground lair power of the imagination; one so vivid and Are you looking to stretch your boundaries Labyrinth’ is at once baroque, eerie, smart, she encounters a strange faun - Pan - who concrete that it’s likely to change the col- and would like more challenge and passionate, graceful and truly dazzling. tells her she is the long-lost princess they our of your sleep. variety in your role? TerraCare Fertilisers manufacture dicalcic phosphate fertiliser blends from their Te Awamutu base. Due to our tremendous growth, we are seeking a part time office assistant to join our administration/customer service team.

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PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, June 14, 2007 come ssed dre ‘out of this Thirsty Merc play Hamilton world!’

Te Awamutu Courier and CDs4nix (formerly Tracs) give readers the chance to celebrate Thirsty Merc playing live in Hamilton by winning a copy of their new CD ‘Slideshows’. Thirsty Merc play Hamilton’s Community Theatre on Thursday, June 21 with Evermore and The Electric Confectionaires. Tickets 165TC026-07 from CDs4nix. Fans of Thirsty Merc’s top rated shows during their visit here in 2006 have had their prayers • Drinks available at bar • Raffl es • Courtesy Bus & EFTPOS answered.They’re back on the road with top Kiwi acts Evermore • Prize for best dressed team • Bar snacks while restaurant open and The Electric Confectionaires. These top Aussie indie pop rockers whose self titled debut release saw great singles ‘Eman- The REGENT Theatre Beautiful cipate Myself’, ‘My Completeness’, ‘Someday Someday’, ‘In The Sum- Te Awamutu • Ph 07 871 6678 mertime’ and ‘When The Weather www.regent3.itgo.com Is Fine’ wowing fans on both The green ogre and his friends are back Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy, Julie sides of the Tasman have long ago with more potty humour. Enjoy the Walters, James Cromwell and Maggie proven that fi rst single ‘Wasting fast-paced, colourful animation and the Smith in a gloriously entertaining film. Time’ was anything but for these wise-cracking Donkey with some great BECOMING JANE PG Sydneysiders who had decided to Their debut effort ‘Dreams’ Madonna, The Ramones, The Pet- comic lines. You’ll enjoy this Shrek film THU 8.20, FRI 8.15, SAT 4.10, SUN 4.20, make music their game. dished up the singles ‘It’s Too shop Boys and Madness to name much more than the last one. MON 6.05, TUE & WED 8.20 Their new CD ‘Slideshows’ Late’, ‘For One Day’, ‘Come To but a few). Quite simply a masterpiece; an has already produced the glori- Nothing’ and ‘Dreams Call Out Throw in 2005 Smokefree original, bold and unique, sad tale that ously anthemic ‘20 Good Reasons’ To Me’. Rockquest winners North Shore will remain with the viewer way past the which has a huge sing-a-long cho- Their sophomore release ‘Real rock and rollers The Electric Con- film’s closing credits. A feast for the eyes. rus and has 11 other great tracks Life’ served up the anthemic fectionaires who have already PAN’S LABYRINTH R16 ready to back it up. ‘Running’, followed up by the notched up an international PG THU & FRI 8.00, FINAL SUN 6.40 Headliners Evermore have superb ‘Light Surrounding You’ support with The Fray, played released an exclusive double CD. and has carried on the crusade Big Day Out and the Rhythm An 11-year-old boy has his life changed Containing both their albums to with ‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Never and Vines Festival and you have forever when he befriends the class date it has satisfi ed a ground- Let You Go’. a line-up that will have crowds THU 6.00 & 7.50, FRI 10.15, 5.15, 7.00 & 8.45, outsider, a girl. Together they create the swell of demand from fans who They’ve come a long way since rockin’ from go to whoa. SAT 12.40, 2.40, 4.40, 6.35 & 8.30, world of Terabithia, an imaginary king- SUN 10.55, 12.55, 2.55, 4.50 & 6.45, dom with giants, trolls and other magical can now get all that is good about scoring top marks in 2000’s To be in to win simply put beings. A well crafted, moving, sensitive Evermore in one hit. Smokefree Rockquest having your name, address and daytime MON 6.00 & 7.50, TUE 6.00, WED 10.30 & 6.00 and entertaining family film; magical The Fielding alternative pop- toured New Zealand with Good- contact number on the back of a special effects, a first-rate screenplay rock trio consisting of the broth- shirt; Australia with The Panics standard sized envelope, address A drama, comedy, mystery, satire and charming performances. ers Hume (Jon, Peter and Dann) and attracting the attention it to the ‘Thirsty Merc Competi- and spoof. You should make an effort certainly know how to turn of America’s Sire Records (the tion’ and make sure it reaches our to see this cracker. heads. home at one time or another to offi ce by 5pm next Tuesday. HISTORY BOYS M SAT 6.30, SUN 4.45, MON 8.00 REGENT STAFF SPECIAL CHOICE. A RARE CINEMA GEM. VITUS PG SAT 2.20, SUN 12.50, WED 8.00 An inspiring true story full of heart and Friday Night emotion with stirring performances. Mark FLYING SCOTSMAN M till late SAT 8.25, TUE 8.00, WED 6.15 Taupiri A very popular and solid crowd-pleaser. WILD HOGS M SAT 8.20, SUN 6.35, TUE & WED 7.50

165TC011/07 SPIDERMAN 3 M SAT 12.50, FINAL SUN 1.25 PG Phone 871 4768 We recommend this movie with Donald THU 6.30, FRI 6.25, SAT 12.25, 2.15 & 6.25, Sutherland. ANOTHER ADULT GEM. SUN 10.40, 12.35 & 2.30, MON 8.20, AURORA BOREALIS TUE & WED 6.30 (NORTHERN LIGHTS) M Much better than the second in the What’s on this week SAT 4.30, FINAL SUN 10.50 series, this top-rating caper show has the Judi Dench as you have never seen a sleek script. It’s one of the best audi- her before with Cate Blanchett. ence films of the season; hilarious and LE HOU Absolutely mesmerizing. A SE fun beyond all expectations. The action NOTES ON A SCANDAL M starts with the opening scene so there’s THU & FRI 6.10, SAT 12.30, SUN 3.00, never a chance for it to slow down. Pure We are hosting the MON 6.10, WED 10.15 entertainment from an all-star cast. “HERE IS SOME OF THE BEST ENTERTAIN- ‘RURAL BACHELOR MENT ONE COULD WANT.” THE TIMES. OF THE YEAR’ Action, adventure and comedy; navigating through treachery, betrayal tonite! and wild waters; wreaking havoc A night not to be missed... across the seven seas. Followed by Karaoke!

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