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CouPublished Tuesday & Thursdayurier THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2016 Your community newspaper for over 100 years EXTRA COPIES 40c Band in quest’s top eight Street names Three new road names (in Oak Ridge subdivision off Full-on style sees Half Eaten Pie make final Swarbrick Drive) have been approved for Te Awamutu. Oak Ridge Drive, BY CATHY ASPLIN The search for the Windermere Drive and winning act in the youth Fawley Place were proposed Months of practice music event began with by the developer and have and creative effort has live performances during paid off for Te Awamutu May and June. been supported by the Te College band ‘Half Eaten The regional finalists Awamutu Community Board. Pie’. then sent in their video Oak Ridge is the name of the The three-piece fast- footage, and after the development and rock indie band has just announcement of the top Windermere and Fawley are been named in the top 30, final judging was done the names of the developer’s eight for the Smoke earlier this week. parents’ and grandparents’ freerockquest 2016 Judges Chris Mac farms. national final in Auck- (Six60), Anna land on September 24. Coddington (1998 Quiz night Lachlan Oosterman Smokefreerockquest Te Awamutu Brass is (lead guitar and vocals), winner) and Timon Mar- staging a fundraising quiz Hayden Mcfie (bass) and tin (Kimbra’s musical night at Waipa Workingmen’s Matthew Church (drums) director) say they opted Club on Saturday August 13. took out the Waikato title for originality and char- It will begin with a Happy at the Clarence Street acter, rather than just Hour (6pm-7pm) prior to the Theatre in June. technical perfection. start of the quiz. Lachlan says the band Spokesman Timon Teamsof4-6areinvited got their name from a Martin says the top acts to attend ($10 p/p) There will comment a teacher made all had an originality of to him when he was try- vision. also be raffles and great ing to create a name. “For prizes. “He told us our efforts music to make an impact Contact Steve Derbyshire were ‘half-pie’ and it both at home and over- (ph 871 6391) to book in your stuck.” seas, we need to cultivate team. This year was the a unique identity, and band’s third attempt at the artists we picked Coach done the competition and the really showed a strong Waikato-Bay of Plenty boys admit they were sense of that, no matter Magic coach Julie Fitzgerald totally surprised to win the genre. is leaving the local franchise the regional final. “For us, they repre- to lead a new team being set “There were so many sented a bright future for up in . bands out there . . . it creativity in New Zea- She was off contract after must have been our stage land music.” the final trans-Tasman league presence that made the • Top bands: Half Eaten season ended and was keen difference. Pie (Te Awamutu), Alien to return home. “We think stage pres- Weaponry (Northland), Fitzgerald will lead a team ence is really important. O-Boy! (North Shore), at , “We just go out there Daffodils (), in an alliance with the Greater to have fun and to release AhJeez (Bay of Plenty). as much energy as pos- • Top solo-duos: Iris G Western Sydney Giants AFL sible.” (Auckland), Sonatane franchise. The story behind Half Kaufusi (Manukau), Cam Eaten Pie is being Dawson (Nelson). Nepal bound captured by production A sixth act in the band A ute-load of much company Commotion in category will compete as needed clothing is on its way the lead up to the finals. the People’s Choice win- to Nepal to help those who The documentary on ner (voted by text over lost many of their Edge TV will feature the next three weeks). possessions in last year's them at home, in a studio ■ The Smokefreerock earthquake. and performing for a quest national final is being The $1500 of clothing, music video. held at Epsom Girls’ donated by NZ Young Taken from over 700 Grammar on Saturday, Farmers and ANZ, includes entries nationwide, the September 24, 7pm. Tickets quality shirts, jackets, shorts final eight for the available from iticket.co.nz, and bags. Smokefreerockquest are live stream at sfrq.co.nz, made up of five bands more info at sfrq.co.nz or and three solo-duos. facebook.com/thesfrq 2

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CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) We welcome letters - preferably via email. They should be under 300 words and must have the sender’s name, address and phone number. No pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be withheld in special circumstances at the discretion of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged and may be edited, abridged or discarded. MANAGER Alan Price [email protected] EDITORIAL Dean Taylor (editor) [email protected] Cathy Asplin (journalist) [email protected] Colin Thorsen (journalist) [email protected] ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams TC040816CA01 [email protected] MEDALLISTS (from left) Leana Williams, Angel-Rose Campbell, Poppy Cox, Rawiri Te Tai, Olivia Webber, Ellen Beetson, Morgan McKenzie, Anika Schulz. Absent: Phoenix Turner, Crystal Rakatari, Morgan Matangi, Karere Hepburn, Shontelle Cook. Ange Holt [email protected] BY CATHY ASPLIN Team Award. good spirit and positive atti- “Each year the competitors Bookings This is awarded to the kit- tudes. are coming into the event more [email protected] Te Awamutu College chen team that obtains the “Some of the more experi- ‘switched on’. I believe the hard CLASSIFIEDS students continue to show their highest mark in the Waikato enced students were also very work the schools are putting in Rhonda Oosterman, skill in cooking competitions, College Challenge Team Skills. supportive of others who is a reflection of the competi- Tania Cortesi-Western, with the most recent successes As regional winners the haven’t entered before. tion’s success. Julie Montague coming at the Waikato Culi- school receives a $500 Bidvest “We usually only take Year “We hope to grow the event [email protected] nary Fare. voucher to help train for the 12 and 13 students to the event, and keep evolving as food With a record number of national final, as well as a gift but this year we included some trends come along. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 entries, 377, the students had pack for each student with a Year 11s as well. “The support of all the POSTAL ADDRESS some stiff competition, but still chef’s jacket for the final‚ 20 “It was pleasing to see they sponsors is great and so are the 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 collected 14 medals in sections Dudson classic flat plates for got medals and it means the many industry professionals OFFICE HOURS ranging from cafe cake and hospitality competitions and experience prepares them well who volunteer their time to Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm savoury pie to mystery box and travel assistance to get to the for next year.” judge and mentor the young PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 barista. national final in Auckland. Waikato Culinary Fare chief ones coming through. Two of the Te Awamutu Te Awamutu College Hos- judge Shannon Katipa says this “Some have already made College students, Olivia pitality HOD Maree Letford year was the 12th annual com- work offers to competitors, so ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) Webber and Poppy Cox, also says she was extremely proud petition and the calibre of work this certainly makes the event *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 won the City & Guilds Cookery of her pupils who all showed is getting better and better. worthwhile.” Thursday, August 4, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 3 Meat Factory brings Vilagrad Winery home bacon . . award Open every Sunday from noon - 4pm

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Kihikihi’s Meat Fac- tory has collected an award for the second con- secutive year in the 100% Exquisite Mediterranean Cuisine New Zealand Pork, Bacon and Ham Awards. Award Winning Wines The Meat Factory Limited picked up gold in BOOK NOW the middle bacon section last year and followed up 702 Rukuhia Rd RD2 Ohaupo Hamilton with a silver this year. Owners Deane and Tania 07 825 2893 or Pitcon were recognised for their quality honey- visit www.vilagradwines.co.nz cured, manuka-smoked middle bacon. “We’re rapt to get another award. The butchery was really busy after last year’s award and we’ve tried to keep our quality consistently high,” says Mrs Pitcon. Judges were clearly impressed — they described the bacon as Travel having a great balance of Spring Snow at the Chateau flavour — and gave a Monday 10th – Tuesday 11th October Indulge in a relaxing overnight trip to the historic Chateau Tongariro. Travel in comfort combined score of on the Northern Explorer Train from Te Awamutu to National Park. The Chateau 178/200. shuttle will collect you from the railway station to begin your overnight package. 2 The Pitcons say their course set menu dinner, overnight stay and a buffet breakfast with late check-out. award-winning bacon is Return travel on the train back to Te Awamutu. crafted the old fashioned $260.00 per person twin share * special conditions apply. way and customers Spa Escape to clearly enjoy it. Take some time out to recharge and relax. Overnight stay in a deluxe studio at New Zealands’s best spa resort as voted by Trip Advisor WaiOra Lakeside Spa Resort, “The bacon is really Water Experience (spa pool & sauna use), use of DVD library, $50 voucher for use at popular and our cus- Hells Gate Geothermal Park on any standard service. Extra nights at a special rate tomers have told us it’s a are available with this package. great product, so we’re Waikato River Trail & Te Awa River Ride Excursion pleased to again get Experience a day on 3 easy sections of these spectacular cycle trails. Includes recognition from the guided cycle trip & vehicle support, all shuttles & bike transfers, morning tea & safe awards.” TC040816CA03 parking, dinner bed & breakfast at Out in the Styx. Minimum of 4 people. Sourced from local MEAT Factory owners Deane and Tania Pitcon with their two awards and some $220.00 per person. pork producer, Warratah of the bacon produced at the Kihikihi butchery. Ruapehu Quick Break Just a short drive away is the winter playground of Mount Ruapehu. Perfect for Farms, Mr Pitcon says beginners or those that have experience. Package includes 3 nights at National that using 100 per cent packaged or can be cut in He already had a good (including several Park or Ohakune & a 2 day lift pass for Turoa or Whakapapa. New Zealand pork is the a thickness to suit bacon product when he flavours and gluten free From $419.00 per person in a standard hotel twin share. only way to go. individual preference. took over the business, options) as well as small From $1,139.00 for a family in a 2 bedroom apartment (2ad & 2ch 6-16yrs). “You need top quality The Pitcons have only but his aim to improve it goods on site. Queenstown Snow Hit ingredients to achieve a owned The Meat Factory has clearly paid off. The retail area of the Enjoy an amazing winter holiday in the bustling resort of Queenstown. Package great product and that’s for around three years, The butchery has Lyon Street butchery has includes Queenstown Superpass – 2 full days lift passes on Remarkables or Coronet Peak or credit towards off mountain activity, 5 nights accommodation, car rental for what we get from although Mr Pitcon has retail, wholesale and recently had a makeover 6 days or return airport transfers and 2 days mountain transfers. Warratah.” been with the Kihikihi- homekill services, pro- and they now have two From $599.00 per person in a standard hotel twin share. The award-winning based butchery for more ducing a wide range of awards that take pride of From 2,549.00 for a family in a 2 bedroom apartment (2ad & 2ch 6-16yrs). bacon is available pre- than 25 years. bacon, ham, sausages place on the wall. NZ Flower and Garden Show - 25 - 27 November Auckland is set to host an international flower show, the city’s first since the Ellerslie show left town in 2008. The inaugural New Zealand Flower & Garden Show will be held at the new location of Bastion Point in heart of Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs. The spectacular new venue of Bastion Point will undoubtedly be a major feature, the Course covers the tween years only show in the world to have such a stunning and quintessentially New Zealand backdrop. REGISTER YOUR INTEREST – more details to come. Art Deco, Napier – Friday 17-Tuesday 21 February 2017 Author Ruth Taylor is course cost only $30. Ruth Taylor has written books Take a trip back in time to the 1920s for this very popular annual event. Revel in 5 facilitating a six-week Parenting “Every time I facilitate a course I on parenting and has facilitated days and 4 nights of concerts, classic cars, winery tour and much more! This is a Place Middle Years (6-12) course learn something new. 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WHAT’S HOT Pantos all in the family

Te Awamutu teacher Tracy Ellis and her daughter Paige have always loved WHAT’S NOT theatre. This September they are back on the stage together in Talos’s production of Ali HOT Baba and the Forty ■ Kind person who put the note on my Thieves, directed by Jane windscreen letting me know that my Wilson. left back tyre was nearly flat. Mrs Ellis is appearing as Sharon, one of the ‘baddies’, ■ Sincerity Drycleaners for awesome which is a new and fun role last minute attention to a borrowed for her. Paige is cast in uniform on a Friday afternoon - and multiple chorus roles they wouldn’t even charge me! including a thief, servant and camel. (Think that ■ Amazing team at Te Awamutu sounds strange? Come along Birthing Centre. Caring and calm to find out more.) service, fantastic facilities. Mrs Ellis first appeared in Oliver! in 1996 as NOT Charlotte, and Paige has ■ followed in her mother’s People at local cinema who persist footsteps. in talking loudly so others cannot Paige first began drama hear soundtracks of upcoming films. classes aged eight and ■ earlier this year appeared in Wasting all this rainwater, letting it Te Awamutu College’s pro- go down the drain instead of saving duction of Grease. They it. also both appeared in last ■ Orange dirt bike doing wheelies up year’s pantomime Little Red Riding Hood, Mrs Ellis and down Puahue Road as Mother and Paige as the ■ People in supermarket self-service Wolf. aisle with trolley full of groceries, The family have also holding up everyone with a handful of been involved with the Talos Junior Choir for a items! number of years while Mrs Ellis serves on the Talos TC040816SPTALOS TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Committee. MUM and daughter, Tracy and Paige Ellis, appear in this year’s Talos pantomime — Ali She says it is really fun to Baba and the Forty Thieves. Send to 021 241 4568 be in the pantomime together as they both share a love of fantastic night out with toe-tapping adults and two children. EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. music and drama. favourites and plenty of laughs. ■ Ali Baba opens on Thursday, September “We are having heaps of fun with Talos says pantomimes are not just 1 and runs until Sunday, September 18 at Send to [email protected] such a great cast and director.” for children, but children of all ages. The Woolshed. Show times and ticket Ali Baba will also feature some They make a great night out for prices are available at DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. familiar Talos faces, including Noldy children and adults alike. www.teawamutulightoperaticsociety.com. Rust as Cassim and Dave Moore as This year Talos is offering a special Tickets are available from the Te Awamutu Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street Mum Baba. This show promises to be a discount for families of $50 for two i-Site, (07) 871-3259.

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TC040816CA04 ST PATRICK’S pupils (front left) Molly Osborn, Ali Sanders and Bailey Kahura hold the signed Chiefs’ items for the fundraising raffle.

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Countdown to Rio Olympics August 5-21 10,000 athletes 300 events 28 sports Football Fern has Rosetown backing

The daughter of former Te Awamutu long distance runner Wendy Stott (nee McFall) will make her 51st appearance for New Zealand Women’s Football Ferns at the Rio Olympics. and her team-mates’ final game, on the eve of the Olympics, was memorable on a personal level for the defender. Stott played her 50th international in the impressive 4-1 win over South Africa in Rio de Janeiro. She is delighted to have achieved such a significant milestone, especially after fighting her way back from injury. The Football Ferns’ first game in the Olympic competition, against defending champions USA in Belo Horizonte, was to screened on Sky TV Rio channel 256 this morning NZT. Game two, at the same venue, is against Colombia 11am on Sunday NZT. Stott has racked up her 50 caps at an impressive rate after making her debut in 2012. Born in Papamoa, she grew up in Australia, wearing the green and gold in the age groups before deciding to repre- This newspaper is subject to NZ Press sent the country of her birth at senior Council procedures. A complaint level. must first be directed in writing to the She was a squad member at the London editor’s email address. If not satisfied Olympics in 2012, but did not make an TC040816SP06 with the response, the complaint may appearance. She broke into the starting TA CONNECTION: Rebekah Stott in possession for the New Zealand Women’s be referred to the Press Council, P.O. lineup shortly after, playing all matches at Football Ferns against South Africa on the eve of the Rio Olympics opening. Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington the 2013 Valais Cup — including a historic 6143. Or use the online complaint form win over Brazil — and the 2015 FIFA She was a successful athlete for Te For many years, she has taught physi- at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Women’s World Cup. Awamutu College and Hamilton Harriers, cal education at Bulwar Christian School, include copies of the article and all Friends of Wendy Stott will recall her in the 1980s, taking part in several 25 minutes out of Caloundra, in Queens- correspondence with the publication. growing up in Mangapiko, Te Awamutu. national events. land, Australia.

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If you’ve been thinking about researching your fam- ily history, but haven’t got round to it, then the current spell of winter weather is a good motivator, according to Sandra Metcalfe, con- vener of the local genealogy group. August is Family History Month in the genealogy community and the Te Awa- mutu Branch is celebrating with two key events. The first is a Beginners’ Session on Sunday August 7, to help people take the first steps in family history research, or to assist those who want to pick up earlier research after a break away from it. TC040816SP07A Experienced genealogists TE AWAMUTU Genealogy Group members Nyra will be available to offer Newdick and Linda Howarth. individual assistance between 1pm-4pm at the Te seminars between 9.15am- ground, her presentations Awamutu RSA. There is a $5 4pm on September 3, focus- are practical, down to earth door charge to cover venue ing on DNA, an increasingly and easy to understand. For expenses. important tool for family those interested in joining To get the best value out history research. the local branch, Ms of the session, people are Topics covered include: Metcalfe advises that the asked to come prepared An Introduction to DNA; group holds monthly meet- with information on two or Creating Your Own Digital ings on the first Tuesday in three of their families, and Records; The First Steps in the month, 7.30pm at the to bring with them a brief Analysing DNA Results; RSA in Alexandra Street. timeline that includes Successful Search Strate- The meetings generally places, names, birth, death gies. involve a speaker or a par- and marriage dates if This is a full day pre- ticular aspect of family his- known. sentation and registration is tory research. “It will also assist those essential, as seating is helping out if information limited. The cost for the day ■ Further information about that has been verified is $10, payable in advance. branch meetings or the through birth, death or The seminars will be pre- Beginners’ Day can be obtained marriage certificates, is sented by Michelle Patient, a by emailing identified separately from former President of the NZ [email protected] that which is still to be Society of Genealogists and or contacting Sandra (ph 021 proven, such as family a well-known presenter and 206 9119). Those interested in stories,” says Ms Metcalfe researcher. attending the DNA seminar The second event cele- Ms Patient assures those need to register by emailing brating Family History attending that even though Linda Howarth on Month is a series of four she has a scientific back- [email protected]

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Two scholarships awarded

or the first time in the history of the Access FCommunity Health and Rural Women New Zealand ACCESS (RWNZ) scholarship there Community are two recipients. Health and The standard of Rural applications was very high Women and the review panel could New not separate the top two Zealand applicants so Felicity Lallier Scholarship from Horowhenua and Jo winners Jo Tiller from Greymouth each Tiller (left) receive a $3000 fund to help and Felicity support their health-related Lallier. post graduate studies. For Ms Tiller caring is very much in the genes. Her father was a consultant physician and her mother worked as a nursing sister, exposing her to the world of health care from an early treatments catered around “In the United States we number of clinical skills age. that. I am really inspired by had access to closer facili- including being able to use Ms Tiller plays a crucial the patient’s motivation and ties unlike here where antibiotics and treating role at Greymouth hospital commitment to their role in patients can be 45-60 patients on the spot. where, having specialised in the community.” minutes away from emer- Access Community post anaesthesia care and Ms Lallier entered the gency care.” Health chief executive recovery, she will be consoli- health profession as a She has a Paramedic Simon Lipscombe says both dating all her skills through paramedic fairly late in life. Bachelor’s degree from women reflect the import- her Post Graduate Diploma Originally from New Zea- Whitireia and is now study- ance of the services pro- in Health Sciences — Rural land, she trained in the ing for a Post Graduate vided, by helping support Nursing. United States where she Diploma in Health Science people to remain independ- “I’m very passionate saw many differences in the Paramedicine while work- ent in their communities about my nursing and con- types of emergencies ing part time as an Intensive and homes. sider it a gift to be able to compared with her home in Care Paramedic with St “We were impressed by help people recover. We help Horowhenua. John. the passion they both treat people from across the “There were a lot a big Her qualification and showed for their rural areas entire West Coast. Many trauma situations whereas, training will mean she will and their desire to continue people in our rural commun- here with such a large popu- be able to provide an their studies. We recognised ity have seasonal and out- lation of older people, we see invaluable and extensive the great benefits this would door livelihoods and often a lot of falls and wound service to the rural com- bring to the rural communi- want their care and care,” she says. munity, consolidating a ties they serve.”

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Guide to keeping safe Workshop t this time of year, low-level The factsheet advises farmers to a valuable spraying is a frequent occur- remove aerial wires where possible Arence and farmers and agricul- and mark all wires and power lines tural pilots need to work together to that can’t be removed on a hazard experience stay safe around wires. map. It is strongly recommended that That’s the message from farmers show pilots the map and eef + Lamb NZ is WorkSafe and the Civil Aviation discuss it with them before any work hosting a Land and Authority who have developed a fact begins. BEnvironment level one sheet on how to prevent wire strike – “Farmers can eliminate much of workshop next Tuesday at a cause of many agricultural pilot the risk by getting rid of unused lines 181 Lund Road Katikati, accidents and deaths. or wires and by lowering overhead hosted by Rick Burke. Al McCone, WorkSafe’s pro- electric fence feeder wires to fence The workshop runs from gramme manager for agriculture, said level,” says Mr McCone. 10am to 3pm and is aimed at that every year there are several cases “Where that isn’t possible, farmers farmers to help identify tools of aircraft striking wires on farms. should ensure the pilot knows the and practices that will result “Between 1979 and 2015 helicopter location of wires, including a re- in real environmental and pilots had 116 wire strikes, resulting in connaissance flight with the pilot.” financial improvements. 28 deaths,” says Mr McCone. The fact sheet is supported by Fresh water regulation “Many of these were power or Whanganui pilot and farmer Dean being driven from central phone cables, but 62 were from other Lithgow, who launched the national government is coming. So overhead wires, including fences and Let’s Get ‘Em Down campaign follow- here is an opportunity to elevated gully wiring. ing the death in 2014 of his friend, pilot stay ahead of the game and “These are a significant threat to Peter Robb. demonstrate to the any aircraft flying under 500ft. If your Mr Robb was killed when his regulators that farmers have farm has a health and safety plan in helicopter struck an electric fence a proven environmental place that identifies, manages and feeder wire while carrying out agricul- plan. communicates risks like wire strike, tural spraying. Lunch is provided and then injuries and fatalities can be “Wire strikes pose a risk for all registration is essential. prevented.” pilots, not just helicopter or agricul- Email Wires are thin and often the pilots tural pilots, but also pilots of private Rachel.Jukes@beeflambnz- can’t see them until too late. The wires aircraft, balloons, gliders and .com if you are interested in can be suspended overhead electric microlights when they’re forced to fly attending. fence feeder wires that span open somewhere in the event of bad Bring along an aerial spaces and valleys. weather,” says Mr Lithgow. farm map and a 4WD vehicle They can hang from poles which sit “I’ve had several close calls myself for a farm tour. on top of ridgelines or across the including hitting an electric fence wire All farmers regardless of bottoms of valleys. Wires can also I didn't know was there.” farm size should come along. come from unused telephone lines, “For helicopter pilots, most agricul- Feedback from farmers power lines or television and radio tural work such as crop or weed who have attended these aerials and wires, and high tension spraying is carried out at low levels so workshops across NZ has power lines and wires. they are at particular risk.” been ‘that the workshop is an enlightening experience.’ ■ For a copy of the factsheet go to saferfarms.org.nz/fact-sheets/wire-strike/

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Katie Hunt, whose son Noah “Early intervention is the key, During August, Heart Kids is underwent his first open heart yet half of babies suffering a raising public awareness of surgery at five days old, says the serious heart condition go babies and children living with support from Heart Kids was undetected at birth,” says Mr childhood heart defects. invaluable. Lutter. “We believe that all pool complex “While there are surgical pro- “Noah had his first of three newborns should be offered the cedures that can improve the open heart surgeries at only five pulse oximetry test, which will heart’s function, there is no cure days. Knowing my baby was going quickly and painlessly establish Cambridge’s new pool pro- The council and others involved for Congenital Heart Defects in for heart surgery was whether the babies have a life- ject has taken a huge step have been able to build real (CHD),” Rob Lutter, CEO of Heart terrifying and traumatic at first, threatening heart defect. This test forward with confirmation of a partnerships to make things Kids New Zealand, says. but the staff at Heart Kids helped will save lives.” $300,000 donation from the happen so everyone wins.“ “It’s very common for children my family get through the tough This month, Heart Kids is Brian Perry Charitable Trust. Mr Perry said the upgrade to with heart defects to undergo times. asking Kiwis to donate gener- The announcement means the outdoor 50m pool plus a new multiple surgeries and to spend “They offered advice, informa- ously to help them support New $700,000 has already been raised 25m pool was identified as a the rest of their lives needing to tion and a shoulder to cry on, all Zealand children with heart towards a target of $2.1 million. priority project in Sport Wai- manage their heart condition. of which was really appreciated. I defects. Heart Kids receives no Last September Trust Waikato kato’s regional facilities plan. “Heart Kids is the only charity was grateful that the help didn’t funding from the government and contributed $400,000 to the pro- The plan aims to maximise that supports Kiwi children and stop when we left Starship hos- needs your help. ject, leaving $1.4 million to be community investment in families affected by CHD, right pital. They were there for us Donate to Heart Kids on the raised. sports and recreation facilities through their life. whenever we needed them.” website, Last year Waipa District across the greater Waikato. “Our aim is to expand our During Heart Kids Awareness www.helpingheartkids.org.nz, or Council agreed to spend $7.8 “We’re aware that people community services to provide Month, Heart Kids is also make a $3 donation by texting million towards a new pool outside of Cambridge and the support for all Kiwi kids affected advocating for the introduction of HEART to 2427. complex including an indoor wider Waipa district will also eight or 10-lane 25-meter pool use the new pool, so see our with an integrated junior and grant as helping to providing learner’s pool. The existing 50m wider benefits than just for Are you on the electoral roll? outdoor pool will be retained those in Cambridge.” and upgraded. Waipa mayor Jim A master plan includes a spa Mylchreest said he “couldn’t be Every year tens of thousands to enrolled voters in September, pool, sauna and outdoor splash happier” when advised of the of New Zealanders move house, and can only be sent out to those park. Funding for this has not Perry decision but described and thousands get removed from who are enrolled by August 12. yet been allocated and relies on the fund-raising environment the electoral roll because they “If you’ve moved house, or had community fund-raising. as “challenging”. have forgotten to enrol at their any other changes to your details, Brian Perry Charitable “Having Perry’s and Trust new address. you need to update your details Trust chair Simon Perry said Waikato in behind us already “If electoral mail gets now,” says Mr Peden. the Trust was very pleased to makes a huge difference be- returned to us and we don’t have Those enrolling after 12 support the Cambridge pool cause both organisations do a new address for you, we have no August will need to cast a special project and applauded the coun- their homework before provid- choice but to remove you from vote, and will need to contact cil for “stepping up and making ing any support. But I know, for the electoral roll,” says Robert their local council for voting it happen”. example, that NZ Lotteries Peden, Chief Electoral Officer. papers. “We know a pool has been a simply don’t have the kinds of “It’s really important that you “Checking your enrolment long time coming but things are funds they used to have so that’s update your details every time details only takes a minute,” says now well on the way and we’re potentially a big hole to fill. It you move house,” says Mr Peden Mr Peden. happy to be part of that,” he will be a stretch but I’m abso- (pictured). “You can do it online at said. “We’ve been involved with lutely confident that, because “Otherwise we can’t send you www.elections.org.nz/enrol, or a number of community pro- we have a supportive commun- important electoral information by calling 0800 36 76 56. And if jects in Cambridge over the ity, we will get there.” such as voting papers.” you’re not enrolled, you can start years and we’ve been impressed Construction of the new This is especially important weeks away. Voting papers for the process right then and there. with the success of each one. complex is scheduled for 2018. with the local elections just the local elections will be posted It’s easy.”

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ack in January we were treated Vern Wilson to a rare lineup of all five “naked- B eye visible“planets in the early morning sky. If you missed that event there’s a slightly less spectacular but somewhat more convenient opportunity this month. “Waipa needs strong decisivesive leadership”leadership The planets won’t all line up in the same way but there are several • Reducethemayoralsalaryby20%-lead byy example in cutting interesting ways they’ll move around operating costs and come close to each other (from our • Sell the mayoral car and supply my own -itisanunfairtisanunfair point of view, not actually close to each burden on ratepayers other in space). • Women councillors equally represented onn all committee Saturn and Mars are fairly near chairs -itisimportantthereisatruegenderbalancelance each other all month — the two • Reduce rate increases - Waipa rate base is oneneofthehighest of the highest brightest objects almost directly inNZ,thisyearruralpropertiesgothithard overhead. Saturn is the one farthest •Prioritise where you rate money is spent -F Focusocus on core east until around August 24 when it issues, roads, footpaths, water, sewerage, allowan annual budget overtakes Mars and becomes closer to to foster sport and leisure activities the west. At the same time Mars and •EnactthePublicEngagementPolicy - Engagege the public at the Saturn make a line with the red giant grass roots level on all projects and major expenditurediture star Antares. • True transparency - Release balance informationtiononallcouncil on all council Jupiter is getting closer to the meetings and workshops western horizon each evening and will be almost Perhaps the best event of the month will be • Fully discuss the proposed water CCO - Advisevise the public out of sight by the end of the month. the conjunction of Jupiter and Venus on August on all the pros and cons of the proposal so thy cananmakean make an Mercury and Venus, meanwhile, are both 28. These two planets will be so close to each informeddecision,atpresentitisdriveninonedirectionirection rising higher in the western sky each evening. other that you can see both of them together • Genuinely care for the health and wellbeingg Being closer to the Sun than Earth, they never get through a backyard telescope. It’s not often that of all our residents - Particularly the young, thehe very far away from the sunset (or sunrise) and you can see two planets at once in the narrow elderly, the needy, be true and caring society can’t ever be seen as high in the night sky as the field of view of a telescope so it’s a good time to other planets. Venus keeps getting higher until pull that unused scope out of the wardrobe and December but Mercury will already be sinking give it a try. Even binoculars would be worth a go. again by the end of August. Remember that while You’ll need to be organised early though as VOTEVERN-AMANFORTHEPEOPLE Venus is very bright and easy to see, Mercury is they’ll be visible as soon as it gets dark, then set faint and more difficult to find. quickly and be gone shortly after 7:30 pm. AU RIS Free fruit for kids on offer

All FreshChoice supermarkets are now pro- viding healthy relief for shopping parents by having free fruit available for little shopping companions. Fresh, seasonal fruit is available in the produce section of FreshChoice supermarkets and pro- moted with a Free fruit for kids poster. FreshChoice brands manager Liz de Lange knows first-hand what a challenge shopping with children can be. “I am often caught shop- ping with my three and five-year-old at my local store and anything that can distract them and allow me to focus is appreciated,” she says. “A healthy snack like an apple or banana for them to munch on is the perfect to occupy our little ‘helpers’”. As part of the FreshChoice Free Fruit to Kids initiative, the FreshChoice Community Fund has been opened up to allow local organisa- tions to apply for funds for fruit and raw vegetables for schools and child- focused events. FreshChoice group pro- duce manager David Reesby says the produce TC040816CA06 section of supermarkets AUCKLANDER Kauri Te Huia-Donaldson (10) was up at are a great place for kids to 4am to travel to Kawhia for an 80th birthday celebra- learn about making tion. He stopped in at FreshChoice Te Awamutu with healthy food choices. his family, who are originally from this area, where he “We hope our new collected one of his favourite “green” apples. initiative helps parents and our local community ■ There are 24 locally owned and operated FreshChoice to encourage even more Supermarkets throughout New Zealand, each supporting the mini fruit munchers,” he local community. Application forms for the FreshChoice says. Community Fund are available instore or at FreshChoice.co.nz 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 4, 2016 Unbeaten Kihikihi ready to rumble

NEXT PUBLISHING BY COLIN THORSEN time but their joy was on a roll, having beaten THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 short-lived. COGS United the previous Kihikihi’s all- Kihikihi dominated week. Motoring updates and informative editorial. conquering netball team re- each of the remaining three Sixth seeds Advertise your great deals and services. main on track for another quarters as the score blew Whakamarama Shiloh unbeaten season in Te out to 24-16, 37-25, 58-35. came out firing, winning Awamutu premier grade. The normally depend- the first quarter 14-6 and PHONE ANGE OR DEAN TO The Gwen Matchitt able Pirongia shooters led 25-23 at halftime. coached side are only three came under intense pres- The eighth seeded TAC BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY games away from another sure from the Swift sisters, Open Premier side then clean-sweep. Ngaiwikau (Gaby) who found another gear. 07 871 5151 They meet No. 2 seeds, played goal-defence and The shooting pair of Zoe Royalans, in the final series Paretetahua (Colien) at Kaihe and Shannon Weir Te Awamutu of pool matches at ASB goal-keep. rewarded their team-mates, Courierr Stadium, Te Awamutu Royalans warmed up for capitalising on their excel- Events Centre tonight, tonight’s top of the table lent work throughout the already assured of being clash with Kihikihi, court to win the crucial the top ranked side going downing Henry Morgan third quarter 17-4. into the ‘top four’ cham- Builders RSN 10-8, 21-12, Premier Reserve grade pionship play offs. 44-16, 54-26. has developed into a three- Kihikihi looked in omin- Fifth seeds COGS United way race to find the No. 1 ous form accounting for led from go to whoa against seeds for the semi-finals. Ray White Pirongia Prem seventh seeds Korakonui TAS Ecolab, Ohaupo by 23 goals last Thursday Fahrenheit, 15-10, 29-18, Sports Premier and night. 44-29, 58-37. Tumeke have lost one game BARBARA KURIGER Expectations were high TAC Open Premier each. for both teams and their came from behind to upset Chances are, it will supporters. Whakamarama Shiloh come down to points for MP FOR TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY Pirongia trailed by only 47-37. and against to determine one goal, 9-8, at quarter- The students are getting places 1-3 in this grade. Spiers wins trophy competition ELECTORATE OFFICE CONTACT: Dale Spiers came up MacPherson on 33. Mudford 33. | trumps in the Hillman Tro- Hawtin scored the only Leading Saturday lady A: 25 Roche Street, Te Awamutu P: 07 870 1005 phy competition at Te two. was Robin Watson with 71 | Awamutu Golf Club. Leading nine hole nett, on a countback from E: [email protected] W: www.barbarakuriger.co.nz Spiers prevailed with a scorers were Robin Toni Coleman. Jill Morgan three rounds eclectic nett Watson with 22 stableford, 72 and Ani Bahler 74 also F: facebook.com/BarbaraKurigerMP score of 63. Karen Corkill 17, Sandra featured. The women’s club day White 16. Rain caused the cancel- scramble was won by The Wednesday men’s lation of the open midweek Authorised by Barbara Kuriger MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington Raewyn Coleman with 34 P.M. scramble was won by tournament, Thursday www.national.org.nz stableford, from Win John Manden with 34 Vets and Sunday’s club day Hawtin and Elizabeth stableford, Wayne scramble.

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TE AWAMUTU ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP AND NETBALL CENTRE DRAW FOR TE AWAMUTU NETBALL 2016 SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 9:00am: RAY WHITE PIRONGIA MPROVE IT v TAC 10 B, ST PATS FAHRENHEIT FLAMES v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA JUNIORS (C GRD), BULKLINES WALLACE WASPS v HMC FUSION, TAI HOTSTEPPERS v COMRADES CRUSHERS, TAS RED RED RED v COGS ALLSORTS, TAPS STORMERS v AROPAPA SENIORS, TAPS MARVELS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA STRIKERS, PEKERAU UNITY v PATERANGI PIXELS. 9:50am: COMRADES CHAOS V RAY WHITE PIRONGIA AMP; TAC ATOMIC Langman’s Swifts gallant in defeat V SHGC; ST PATS TIMMO ITM TIGERS V OHAUPO PUMAS; TAC SENIOR A V OTOROHANGA KIWITOWN ELECTRICAL (A 1 GRD); RAY WHITE PIRONGIA STORMERS V ST PATS GIBSON CONSTRUCTION COBRAS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA COMETS V TAPS SUPERSTARS; ST PATS DAFFODILS V There was no fairytale ending for Te Pahu There was no easing off during an equally KORAKONUI LIGHTNING. super-bounce Laura Langman (pictured) in thrilling and desperate third stanza, the willing 10:40am: COMRADES MISFITS V TAC 9 A; TAC 9 B V WAIPA ANGELS the final of the ANZ Netball Championship. contest lifting another notch as the individual GUARDIANS; COGS BLUE V TAS ECOLAB; TAS HEAT V TAI ACHIEVERS; Fittingly, in the last chapter of the cham- battles intensified across the court. TAS CROWE HORWATH V COGS LUXE N CO; KORAKONUI FRESHCHOICE pionship, it took extended extra time before First one team, then the other nosed in CHICKS V KORAKONUI KIWIS; PATERANGI PIRATES V ST PATS B The Coffee Club front, play seesawing back and forth as the & C PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TYCOONS (D RES GRD); POKURU DESTROYERS V OHAUPO CUBS. claimed the 2016 Grand Final title with an epic pressure mounted on each passage of play. In 11:30am: TAS PILING SOLUTIONS V MARIST THUNDER (B GRD); 69-67 win over Langman’s NSW Swifts in the end it was the Swifts’ greater composure TAI GOLDFERNS V COMRADES REBELS; TAS TACTICS V RAY WHITE Brisbane on Sunday. and patience to convert their turnover oppor- PIRONGIA TROOPERS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA MACS MEATS V RAY WHITE In a rematch of last year’s grand final, the tunities. PIRONGIA VET ENT; OHAUPO SHOOTING STARS V PEKERAU RESPECT; Firebirds became the first team to win back-to- With shooters and Susan PUAHUE SILVER FERNS V ST PATS PASTORAL REALTY PANTHERS; RAY back titles while sealing their third overall, to Pettitt sharing the load expertly under the WHITE PIRONGIA SEAGULLS V RUKUHIA RURU. be the most successful team during the nine- hoop, the Swifts set the scene for a cracking 12:20pm: TAS FITBITS V COMRADES SOCIAL; LIAHONA JUNIORS year history of the event. run to the line when leading 42-41 at the last V TAS PAUL KAY DENTAL; OHAUPO SPORTS PREM V TUMEKE; TAS NEWBIES V WAIPA ANGEL CHERUBS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA OLD GIRLS In a pulsating tussle, during which the lead break. V OSC DENTAL SURGERY; TAPS WILDCATS V PEKERAU EXCELLENCE; changed hands 16 times, a gallant Swifts were In the end, it was a game that could have KORAKONUI ALL HEART V RUKUHIA ROAR; PEKERAU PRIDE V RAY WHITE unable to reverse last year’s equally gut- gone either way between two worthy finalists. PIRONGIA DOLPHINS. wrenching grand final loss. JOINT WINNERS 1:10pm: FOURZ SOCIAL V WHAKAMARAMA SHILOH; OHAUPO SPORTS Seemingly gone for all money, the visitors Te Awamutu Courier ‘Our Panel’s Picks’ ANZ A V RAY WHITE PIRONGIA BLACK; COMRADES CROCS V FOURZ MINIZ; climbed back from a five-goal deficit to level Netball Championship competition also went MARIST MISFITS V FOURZ JUNIORS; COMRADES JUNIORS V RAY WHITE up the score 54-all on the fulltime whistle. down to the wire — Harcourts’ Melanie Barker PIRONGIA STARS; POKURU FERNS V RAY WHITE PIRONGIA FLYERS (D Again, they came from behind to be all square the first player to record 5000 goals in the ANZ and the Courier’s Ange Holt becoming joint RES GRD). 2:00pm: TAS SOCIAL V LIAHONA SENIOR (B GRD); TUC ULTRASONICS at 66-all at the end of extra time. Championship during the opening stanza but winners after both plumping for the Queens- V KORAKONUI PROFIT; TAC 10 A V FOURZ TITANZ; TAC FLAMEZ V RAY It took a intercept to help the generally the home team struggled to convert land Firebirds to beat the NSW Swifts. WHITE PIRONGIA DIAMONDS; WAIPA PLUMBING & GAS WALLACE Firebirds forge the necessary two-goal win- as the Swifts headed to the first break with a The pair were inseparable, finishing with an WOLVES V AOTEAROA (A 1 GRD). ning margin in extended extra time to close 15-12 lead. identical overall win success rate of 75 per Executive on Duty: SAMM BAILEY PREMIER DUTY TEAM: morning FOURZ TITANZ; afternoon – TAS ECOLAB out the end of an era in style. The Firebirds were quick to get the match cent from 43/57 winners. B DUTY: TUC ULTRASONICS C DUTY: WAIPA PLUMBING & GAS WALLACE WOLVES It was the visitors who delivered the back on even terms during an absorbing and Outright third place went to Gyde Wansbone’s NOTE: Umpires will be provided for the following grades (PREMIER RESERVE – strongest of openings, throwing down the tight second stanza. The lead changed hands Merv Gyde with 72 per cent and 41/57. A2). All other grades need to supply their own umpire. challenge against a nervous and rattled on numerous occasions as the tug of war Equal fourth were Firebirds. between the rivals continued. (Tompkins Wake) and Christina Voorend PREMIER Grade Draw Using their pace, the Swifts midcourt of A lift in defensive intensity and greater (KCE) with 68 per cent and 39/57. Propping Thursday, August 4 Abbey McCulloch, Langman and Kimberlee involvement from goal-attack Gretel Tippett up the tail of the field in equal sixth spot were Green drove to the ball and space decisively helped the home team gather a 29-27 lead at Bernie Marshall (McDonald’s), Murray Green 6.30pm: Ray White Pirongia Prem v HMB RSN; KihiKihi Prem v to get the upper-hand on attack. the main break, despite experiencing some (Paperplus) and Audrey Kaihe (TA Netball Royalans. 8.05pm: COGS United v Whakamarama Shiloh; Korakonui Fahrenheit Firebirds’ shooter became wobbly shooting moments. Centre) with 67 per cent and 38/57. v TAC Open Premier.

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BY ANDREW ALDERSON Sunday Mirror ahead of the Sydney Games but competed because the NZOC Kihikihi’s favourite son Andrew said he had never failed a drugs test. Nicholson might be the cruellest omission ESNZ also went to legal lengths to get from New Zealand’s Olympic team. Paget reinstated after his horse, Clifton With less than a week until the start of Promise, tested positive for the banned the eventing at Rio, Nicholson’s stretch drug reserpine after winning Burghley in from Los Angeles 1984 as a Games selec- 2014. His lawyers proved a ‘no fault or tion is about to be broken. negligence’ defence and his penalty was He has endured a series of altercations ‘time already served’. The title passed to with the governing body, Equestrian Nicholson. Sports New Zealand, since the 2014 World “They won’t be whistling me up (to Games. At that event, he grabbed vet Ollie Rio),” said Nicholson about ESNZ. “But Pynn and shifted him across a corridor since my injury I’ve decided I’m happy because he was upset with the monitoring doing things the way I am. I’m comfort- of his horse Nereo. able with my situation and the team I’ve Nicholson, 55, was removed from the got at home. high performance squad and has not “I’ve been almost two years without the agreed to re-integration terms. Much of team squad training and I’m happy to the rumpus involves bureaucracy — compare my results with anyone. Nicholson hadn’t filled out the necessary “I’m always available. I knew about a paperwork — but there were also con- year ago, when they said I wasn’t ready to cerns about how he would fit back into an be put back into the team situation, that it environment with high performance was pretty much a one-way ticket out.” coach Erik Duvander. An emailed statement from ESNZ justi- Duvander and Nicholson clashed over fied their selection process. the World Games incident, but Duvander “Andrew submitted an initial athlete has previously said he’d willingly start application which registered his interest, afresh. but then did not complete a number of the ESNZ would not want to court disrup- other requirements. As with any other tion in their Rio build-up. rider, we followed these requirements up ‘Harmony’ appears to be the motto as and reminded Andrew of them multiple they pursue medals, something they are in times. Those who didn’t meet these contention to earn given Sir is prerequisites and deadlines cannot be ranked sixth, 22nd, Clarke considered. Johnstone 32nd and Jock Paget 44th. “We are pleased to see Andrew back However, sometimes mavericks or and competing after such a dreadful geniuses need harnessing to incorporate accident. their brilliance. Nicholson’s contribution “Had Andrew completed all the to three team medals in 1992, 1996 and 2012 TC040816FP15 conditions of nomination, we would have is evidence. FAMILY MAN: Andrew Nicholson at his Wiltshire home in England. been in a position where we would have Retaining the $9.11 million of taxpayer had to consider Andrew’s health and investment in the sport over the Rio six top-10 finishes. They include winning Badminton, an event Nicholson opted out fitness (as we did for every other rider) . . . Olympic cycle also depends on medals. this month’s three-star event at Barbury of to rehabilitate. Nicholson would riposte we didn’t get to a point where this needed That’s the only way to eradicate doubts Castle, albeit over an abbreviated cross- with the fact he had fifth and seventh- to be considered. The door remains open that the world No 9 Nicholson’s omission country course, on his top mount Nereo. placed finishes at the most recent four- for future dialogue from our end. is the right decision. That form is better than any of the Rio star event at Luhmuhlen in mid-June. “We are very confident in this team . . . Nicholson suffered a broken neck last selections. Another obstacle lurks in the reinstate- it’s not necessarily a given that Andrew August but has recovered to start in eight ESNZ would counter by saying their ment debate — precedents. Todd was would have been in from a performance three or four-star events this season, with best four riders finished in the top 10 at accused of cocaine use by Britain’s perspective.”

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fy for these amazing rat s t e advertising team to ay PHONE 07 871 5151 i An e or Alan and ask u Te Awamutu r 20 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 4, 2016 Making every post a winner Golfers’ bus driver has Te Awamutu went on a goal- said that Wanderers were the scoring spree, thrashing Cam- third A division team that his bridge 5-1 in Waikato Bay of side has come up against on the Plenty Soccer Federation’s road to the Cup final. last laugh championship. They now face another A The win at the Stadium on division team, Northern United Saturday has second placed Te Club, in the final on August 27. There have been a lot of funny Awamutu six points clear of Bowen was awarded player stories told about bus drivers over third placed Taupo, who have of the day for his hat-trick of the years . . . here is another one to two games in hand. goals. add to the collection. Taupo postponed their game The Men’s D division team Geoff Robinson was the driver of at the weekend and will meet finished the preliminary round the bus that brought a group of Edmonds Judd Te Awamutu in with a 3-1 victory over Northern golfers over from the Bay of Plenty the penultimate match of the United Seniles at Discovery to take part in Sunday’s Kirstie season in September. Park. McGrail’s Stew E $100 tournament Te Awamutu got off to a flyer Te Awamutu took out the at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. when awarded a free kick in the competition, finishing three After hitting off on the first tee, Cambridge goal area in the points clear of Northern United it was noted (to a great deal of third minute of play. Debacles, and now move to a top mirth) that Robinson had his Jack Conner stepped up, five team round of games. waterproof pants on back the front. smashing the shot high into the David Ireland and Adam Undaunted by all this carry on, goal past the Cambridge Blake scored for Te Awamutu in he had the last laugh when he defenders. the first half before Jason claimed the $100 first prize in the His team played the better Forster added a third goal. nett section with a 68, from Keith football of the first half to Right fullback Andy Mansel Mitchell, Shayne Ashford 69 and deservedly lead 4-0. The win was was named player of the day. John Hollinshead 71. sealed with a fifth goal early in The Edmonds Judd Women’s Ian Coleman, with 38 points, the second half. team lost 3-0 to Te Aroha at Boyd won the stableford $100 from Jacob Conner ended the day with Park. Carey, Carl Miezenbeek 37, Colby two goals. Joel Roil (2) and Tania Hall was named player Grey 35 (TA). Waikato Ball added the others to of the day, while Tracey Reekers Aaron Van der Poel took out the ensure Waipa District bragging and Freya Turner-Wright also gross prize with a one-under-par 69, rights remain with Te Awamutu stood out. including two bogeys and three until next season. Junior results with Te Awa- birdies. Coaches Billy Carter and mutu teams mentioned first: Doug Atkinson claim the NEC Kyle Owens were pleased that Wolves 3, Ngahinapouri Jackpot worth $235 with a nett their team locked away three Blasters 7; Rovers 4, Hillcrest eagle on the par four, first hole. more competition points in com- Pumas 0; Hurricanes 2, Western Te Puke visitor Keith Lumsden fortable fashion on a wet and TC040816SP20 Utd Bandits 2; Galaxy Girls 7, won the raffle to go home with an slippery field. HAT-TRICK MAN: James Bowen (pictured earlier in the season) Hamilton Marist Phoenix 5; early Christmas ham. Owens couldn’t single out scored three of his Te Awamutu Men’s Waikato B division team’s Storm 6, Hillcrest Ravens 2; Women’s club day LGU winners one player for the Cooper six goals against Waikato Wanderers A division side in Hamilton Tigers 1, Cambridge Rebels 3; were Cheryl Forster (silver), Thora Naylor player of the day award, on Saturday. Taken by Steve Photography Hotshots 0, Cambridge Wolves Young (bronze I) and Maggie instead noting that the first half 4; Thunder 1, Wanderers Eagles Bouma (bronze II). team performance was one of The Men’s Waikato B div- Raymond Park. 1; Raiders 0, Raglan Piranhas 9; Scramble on nett winners were the best of the season. ision team booked their place in James Bowen (3), Peter Tornadoes 0, Gordonton Young 71, Bouma 74, Forster 76, Bev Te Awamutu’s remaining the final of the Waikato Knock- Busenel (2), and Kieran Missiles 6; Wildcats 1, Northern Roigard 76. opponents are Unicol, Old Blues out Cup with an emphatic 6-2 Ashburner scored for Te Awa- Utd Glory 1; Terriors 3, North- Nine hole nett leading scorers and Taupo (away), West Ham semi-final win over a Waikato mutu. ern Utd Jets 2; Panthers 2, were Angie Way 37, Margaret Alex- and Whakatane (at home). Wanderers A division side at Coach Chris Petropoulos Northern Utd Orient 1. ander 40, Maureen Brain 42. pen homes To View In Te Awamutu This Week...

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Sun, Aug 7 12.00 - 12.30pm 1636 Te Rahu Rd $669,000 Sun, Aug 7 1.00 - 1.30pm 1059 Bank Street $395,000 Sun, Aug 7 1.00 - 1.30pm 1/564 Mahoe St $339,000 Sun, Aug 7 1.00 - 1.45pm 116 Rangiaowhia Rd, Puahue Deadline Sale Sun, Aug 7 1.30 - 2.00pm 142 Hiskens Pl Deadline Sale Sun, Aug 7 2.30 - 3.00pm 2/604 Park Rd Deadline Sale HARCOURTS TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8700 Sun, Aug 7 12:30 – 1:00pm 201 Daphne Street $365,000 Sun, Aug 7 1:00 – 1:30pm 18 Molly Lane $790,000 Sun, Aug 7 1:00 – 1:45pm 8 Mangarino Road, Te Kuiti Tender Sun, Aug 7 1:15 – 1:45pm 62 Rolleston Street, Kihikihi $Neg Sun, Aug 7 1:45 – 2:15pm 29 Swarbrick Drive $399,000 Thursday, August 4, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier  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 - Church Services Public Notices Garage Sales Livestock & Poultry METHODIST St John’s Order of MARKET OHAUPO AC PETFOODS Formal Notices St John 172 MYSTERY CREEK RD CAN take penicillin PARISH OF Anglican 9am start, monster COUNCIL CARPARK calves. Phone 0800 PIRONGIA, Church Te Awamutu garage sale - something DOWN COW. TE AWAMUTU Services this Sunday This Saturday for everyone, cheap! Deaths In Memoriam and OTOROHANGA Bible Sunday AGM Call Carol: 871 6198 TO VISIT VISITED HOLLINSHEAD, CUDBY, 261 Bank Street, 8am: St John’s, 2015 - 2016 Year ❏❏ Gaile, Francis (nee Dorothy. Te Awamutu Tuesday, 16 August Bennett). Te Awamutu Mother, Pal and This Sunday 7pm Peacefully at homeon Sweetheart. Three 9am: St Paul’s, McDONALD’S TE AWAMUTU Service at 10am Hairini St John Facility, 322A WARBURTON CRES 2 August 2016 in her names I love so true. Palmer Street 71st year. Beloved wife It’s Mother when I’m All Welcome 9.30am: St Saviour’s, KIHIKIHI Saturday from 9am,big Pirongia and best mate of Ian. lonely. It’s Pal when I Enquiries - All Members SPEEDWAY furniture sale, incl bunks Dearly loved mother need a friend and Phone 870 6224 10am: St John’s, and interested with innersprung and mother-in-law of Mother when I’m in Rev Jo Durrant Te Awamutu public welcome mattresses, rocking Jo and Gareth, Rob trouble. It’s Mother Everyone is welcome AGM chair, coffee tables and and Cate and Amanda until the end. Love entertainment units, plus Sunday 20 August toys and other small and Andrew. Much Sheryll, Justin, Lee- Jesus said, "But strive WANTED cherished Nanna of Ann and Annika and Classifi ed Advertising at 12pm at the household items. Park on first for the kingdom of road only. Kayley, Jasmine and Don and families. God and His FINANCE Clubrooms SURPLUS MILK Sam; Liam, Flynn and HOT LINE righteousness and all • Vehicle Loans TO VISIT VISITED FOR CALVES Lara; Riley, Tegan and these things will be ❏❏ Emily. given to you as well" • Personal Loans • Debt Consolidation A service for Gaile will 871 5151 (Matthew 6:33) TE AWAMUTU PROMPT PICK UP $1,000 - $20,000 TE AWAMUTU be held in the St Johns BIRD CLUB EMMA: 07 823 6095 Anglican Church, FAST APPROVALS 401 PAKURA STREET OR 021 0285 2972 Arawata Street, Te Competitive Rates 9am - 12noon, tools, Awamutu on Saturday KIRKLEY, AGM antiques, dining room 6 August at 1pm to be James Donald. Call 0800 749 776 table, craft and fabric, Monday 8 August at Plants & Gardens followed by a private 26 November 1932 - 4 www.accessautofinance.co.nz new queen bed, cremation. In lieu of 7.30pm in the household goodies. August 2015. One year Sherwin Village Hall flowers, donations to ago today. 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Have you considered selling Rural / Lifestyle • Cambridge (travel to Te Awamutu as required) Real Estate? • 40 hours per week If you think you have the enthusiasm, energy easy Here at Waipa District Council we have a clear vision – to partner the and the desire to succeed, call community in promoting the well-being of the Waipa District and its me for a confidential chat. people. We have a diverse landscape, vibrant towns with boutique to place a shops and cafes, easy access to recreational activities, elite sporting It could change the rest of your life! venues and outstanding scenic features such as Lake Karapiro and ContactC Ken Hagan AREINZ CLASSIFIED ADVERT.... Maungatautari mountain. We are a highly sought after destination to MobileM 021 353 488 live, work and play. BY PHONE The Waipa District is experiencing substantial growth. To accommodate this, development in our district is peaking. As a result of this we are looking for a Building Compliance Officer to join our team in Cambridge. In this fast paced challenging role, you will be responsible for overseeing and ensuring Council’s compliance with Building and Fencing of Pools PLUMBER according to Council policies, procedures and regulatory/legislative requirements. We are a highly respected company looking for an experienced Plumber to To be considered for this role you will have: join our team.We will offer you a great hourly rate,plus added incentives. * • Relevant tertiary/trade qualifications and substantial practical Please email CV to: experience in the construction industry [email protected] • Previous Building Consent Authority experience preferred IN PERSON • A good understanding of the Building Act and New Zealand Building Code TE AWAMUTU COURIER • Sound computer and related technology skills • Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to relate positively 97 Sloane Street with a wide range of people PHONE 871 7099 Te Awamutu • The ability to work co-operatively in a busy team and the 129 MARKET STREET, TE AWAMUTU confidence to work with minimum supervision Office hours above • A strong commitment to positive customer service OR our agent in Kihikihi As our new team member you will be able to contribute to and influence a diverse range of building projects throughout the Waipa KIHIKIHI BOOKSHOP District. You will be supported by a team committed to delivering 38 Lyon Street, Kihikihi high quality compliance and inspection services, along with a friendly Phone 871 4624 and supportive working environment, where Hours : success is valued and appreciated. Monday - Friday, 8.00 am - 5.30 pm Applications close: Saturday - 9am - 7pm Midday on Friday, 12 August 2016. BYFAXOREMAIL Visit www.findyourplace.co.nz to apply by completing the prerequisite online application form. All applications must be [email protected] submitted online via our website. If you have any questions, please contact Greg Tims & Associates on 07 959 3058. Fax 871 3675

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Te Awamutu Country Variety Club are thrilled to be able to bring Doug Erutoe from Tokoroa to The Bible Chapel this Saturday. Born in Taumarunui his family worked in the King Country region, then to Tarawera and from there to wherever his dad could get work as a machine operator. The four new leads are fantastic. Mr Erutoe is also a well known THE FINEST IN WORLD From start to end this film is just pure joy, machine operator and is always in demand. ENTERTAINMENT genuinely warm hearted fun. He is not afraid to let people know he A good laugh at the movies? Absolutely. is a born again Christian and a active A film of the utmost elegance and GHOSTBUSTERS PG grace, a moving and achingly member of Elim Church and a worship THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 3:20 & 7:35, leader. beautiful feast for the soul. Beautifully His music has taken him around the accomplished. Recommended. SUN 1:30 & 5:45, WED 7:50 world — South Africa, Nigeria, OUR LITTLE SISTER PG Amsterdam, London and Los Angeles. THU 5:25, FRI 10:00 & 5:25, And then he is also a keen WE OFFER YOU AN outdoorsman and hunter (as you can SAT 12:45 & 5:15, SUN 10:55 & 3:25, see) — that’s a real mixture for a Kiwi WED 10:00 & 5:25 ESCAPE FROM THE bloke. ------His love for music has seen him A charming British gem with super DAILY GRIND enter many Country Music Awards casting. There’s a very strong feel-good with great success, taking out a number element to the movie and ultimately it’s Very likeable with rip-roaring action. Highly of awards in Western, Country Rock about redemption and about being who entertaining. “Better than the last and and Gospel. you are. Recommended. should have solid word of mouth.” Tony. Mr Erutoe loves to perform and see THE CARER M the smiles on the audience’s faces — “What a blast! “this is the greatest feeling you can THU 5:40, FRI 10:20, SAT 5:45, It had great effects, make-up, sets and get.” SUN 3:55, MON & TUE 5:50, gadgets. There Is lots of action and a few He does a lot of charity work and WED 10:20 & 5:40 laughs peppered in to make it a really sings for rest homes and functions for ------entertaining movie. the elderly — simply because it makes “It will leave you with a smile on your STAR TREK BEYOND M people happy. face.” Listener. “Really enjoyed it.” THU 7:30, FRI 7:40, SAT 4:55 & 7:25, Get a group together and come along Marlene. Based on Jane Austin’s witty SUN 3:05 & 5:35, MON & TUE 7:40, this Saturday from 12.30pm for a great and delightful novella, ‘Lady Susan”. afternoon of good country music with WED 7:30 fantastic singers and a top country LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP G band. THU & FRI 5:45, SAT 3:15, SUN 1:25, “Thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed it, a really WED 5:45 good film.” Tony. FRIDAY “The action sequences are Looking for fantastic and exhausting.” Alaska SPECIAL Graeme. From 8pm THIS “Terrific. Bond, Reacher, Bourne – all just FAMILY CINEMA terrific. And something never-seen-before, SATURDAY too! You won’t be disappointed.” Allan. FINAL SATURDAY FINDING DORY G JASON BOURNE M Hurricanes SAT 12:40, SUN 10:50 THU & FRI 5:35 & 7:20, vs Lions ------SAT 1:00, 4:50 & 7:15, LIVE ON SCREEN “It’s scrumdiddlyumptious.” Listener. SUN 11:10, 3:00 & 5:25, 7.35pm Te Awamutu Bible Chapel MON & TUE 5:30 & 7:30, Phone 871 4768 BOOK YOUR SPOT! Swarbrick Drive – 12.30pm THE BFG (BIG FRIENDLY GIANT) PG WED 5:35 & 7:20 FRI 5:20, SAT 2:35, SUN 12:45 “There’s never been a better screen ------treatment of music and the people who ICE AGE: make it to come out of New Zealand. COLLISION COURSE G You’ll laugh, SAT 12:30, SUN 10:40 you’ll possibly cry, yes you’ll get that damn tune stuck in your HUNT FOR THE head for days.” NZ Herald. WILDERPEOPLE PG POI-E G What do Te Awamutu 5TH RECORD MONTH. THU 5:30 & 8:00, FRI 10:10, 5:30 & 8:00, SAT 2:50, SUN 1:00 SAT 12:50, 3:10, 5:25 & 7:40, SUN 11:00, 1:20, 3:35 & 5:50, you think? Courier “It was great – MON & TUE 5:40 & 7:50, very funny.” Armaan. WED 10:10, 5:30 & 8:00 Your community newspaper “Liked it – funny, hilarious movie.” Keegan. TEXT US NOW for over 100 years Based on a TRUE story. The girls have still got it. ON 021 241 4568 MIKE & DAVE NEED It’s bloody good fun so the jaunt proves to WEDDING DATES R16 be a surprisingly worthwhile one. Insert the code TAC before your message - limit THU 7:40, FRI & SAT 7:45, ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS M of 150 characters or To advertise with us phone SUN 5:55, WED 7:40 STARTS AUG 11 write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 07 871 5151 ANDRÉ RIEU’S 2016 MAASTRICHT CONCERT HERE AUG 28 - 31 email: [email protected] SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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