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Your dreams Taste of victory for Kihikihi Residents of Kihikihi and surrounding areas are invited to a public meeting at the Kihikihi Town Hall on Beats the heat to win national chilli eating contest Thursday, June 6 at 7.30pm. Residents are welcome to BY DEAN TAYLOR discuss current and future developments in the area and Te Awamutu has another their dreams for Kihikihi, with national title-holder in chilli eating champion Justin Rummel — the goal of sharing ideas with and he had to go way beyond next Waipa¯councillors. level to achieve his goal. Justin beat reigning champion Choir show Greg Miller of Christchurch at Te Awamutu Music the Fire Dragon Chillies NZ Hot Federation is host a Concert Sauce Festival and Chilli Eating of Choirs at St John’s Championships in Auckland on Anglican Church, Arawata St, Saturday. on Sunday, June 9 at 2.30pm. He also knocked out US chilli The concert is featuring guru Johnny Scoville along the choral ensembles from St way. Paul’s Collegiate, conducted Justin is from Melbourne, but by Tim Carpenter. has been in Te Awamutu for three Adult tickets $20, students years. can enjoy the concert free. He says he has always liked heat in his food, and about 18 Book launch months ago ate a Carolina Reaper Kat Merewether’s latest — a chilli pepper ranked as one of children’s book Flit the Fantail the hottest in the world. and the Mystery Eggs is being Heat is measured in Scoville units — invented by and named launched at Te Awamutu after Wilbur Scoville in 1912. Paper Plus on Saturday, June The Carolina Reaper is in the 8 from 11am until midday. 800,000 to 3.2 million unit range. The book is an By comparison a jalapeno is in introduction to native the 1000 to 10,000 heat unit range. creatures, with a look at the He put the video on Facebook different colours and styles of and was tagged and it was native birds’ eggs. suggested he give the competition All are invited to the free a go. event which includes He entered and won the Hamil- activities, book signings and a ton Chilli Eating Contest and book reading. qualified for the 2018 national final, finishing third. Help to fund He teamed up with fellow Te Awamutu chilli lover Paul Chilli champion Justin Rummel celebrates his victory. Photo / Supplied sports centre Merson and the pair started A fundraiser for the future posting to Facebook and usually run for 10 or 12 rounds. spit or throw up. Chillies can cause pain, physi- O¯ haupo¯Sports & Recreation YouTube as Heat Hunters — In New Zealand the organisers In the 25th round Greg threw cal damage — and at worst can Centre is being held at the doing chilli challenges, had 24 rounds planned, but had up and Justin took the title. kill — so there is a huge element current club on Forkert Rd on reviewing chillies and present- to go to 25 rounds to separate the He prepares by drinking of danger. ing recipes. pair. cream to line the stomach and Justin hopes the win will help Sunday, June 9 at 6pm. Justin says it proved to be Staring with a Purple Birds making sure he has food as well. propel interest in Heat Hunters Enjoy a winter roast and good training for the 2019 Eye, competitors have to chew He says the main preparation and maybe get him some interna- hear from guest speakers and champs. for 30 seconds, prove to judges is to be mentally ready. tional recognition that may lead former All Blacks Matthew He won the Waikato and Bay they have chewed the chilli, then The chillies cause an almost to sponsored travel. Cooper and Steve Gordon. of Plenty titles and Paul won the swallow. narcotic effect — “it makes you Meanwhile, he plans to nur- To arrange your $55 ticket Hawke’s Bay title so they both After a few minutes to high and you have to work ture his hidden talent and contact 027 355 2596 or qualified for the finals last week- recuperate the process is through it,” he says. believes he has what it takes to ohauporugbysports@outloo- end. repeated with the next hottest It isn’t glamorous, but at the defend his New Zealand title in k.co.nz. To say he and Greg went next chilli. end of the competition competi- 2020. level is an understatement. Competitors are eliminated if tors need to empty their stomach Overseas competitions they cheat, pull out, have a drink, contents. ■ More photos page 3

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A $12.6 million contract for 14,045 a brand new pipeline has been awarded as major work con- tinues on upgrading Te Awa- 14,045* mutu’s water supply. CIRCULATION 14,045* Waipa¯District Council has contracted Waipa¯ Civil to build a new pipeline to connect the Taylor’s Hill reservoir in Te Awamutu with a new water treatment plant to be built at Parallel Road. Contractors will also install a new water main from Tay- lor’s Hill, connecting to the Bond Road industrial park and [email protected] new residential areas in the town. The latest contract is just [email protected] one part of the wider strategy to upgrade the town’s water [email protected] infrastructure to cope with growth and address issues [email protected] with the existing supply. Te Awamutu’s water supply comes from the Mangauika [email protected] Stream on Mt Pirongia and a bore in Frontier Road. Under the terms of its [email protected] resource consent, the Council is limited as to how much water it can take from the stream on behalf of the community. In some years, that has led to town water supplies run- Programme manager Marie McIntyre (left) and project delivery manager Lorraine Kendrick ning low over summer. discuss plans for the new Te Awamutu pipeline. Photo / Supplied In 2017, after failing to find [email protected] a second sustainable under- Meanwhile, work is already its strategy to upgrade infra- waste water infrastructure ground bore, elected members underway on an upgrade to the structure across the district. across the Waipa¯ district to opted to upgrade the Parallel Pukerimu raw water intake “In Te Awamutu, Council replace old infrastructure, Road water treatment plant to pump station and a new brought forward some of the deal with supply and demand enable more water to be taken untreated water main. work so taste and odour issues issues and cater for projected from the Waikato River. Project delivery manager caused by algae blooms over population growth. The contract for the Lorraine Kendrick said mul- summer could be more quickly Physical work on the latest We’re online at nzmecommunitynews.pressreader.com upgraded water treatment tiple million-dollar water addressed,” she said. pipeline contract for Te Awa- plant will be awarded later this infrastructure contracts were Over the next 9-10 years, mutu will begin in August and year with the plant operational being managed consecutively close to $108 million will be is likely to take around 12 2016 by late 2020. as Council pushed ahead with spent on upgrading water and months to complete. BEAST MODE +ORC* +ORC* +ORC* 2WD GLX-R MANUAL $35,990 4WD GLX-R MANUAL $39,990 4WD VRX AUTOMATIC $49,990

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WAIPA DISTRICT Move the rotunda to LIBRARIES a more useful spot

WAIPA DISTRICT LIBRARIES After reading the article on the future have facilities close by and has three of the Rotunda at Victoria Park by Dean streets close to its boundaries so I would Taylor, I would like to endorse his like to suggest another option, Selwyn CLOSED FOR suggestion that the Rotunda, if it is going Park by the i-Site Centre as all facilities to be totally restored, be moved to a more are there at present. popular venue. The council recently won an award for STAFF TRAINING I was president when the Te Awamutu the Cycle Park, and the library is situated Brass Band played in the Rotunda for the in Selwyn Lane. Planning for a new Christmas Carol evening as Dean discovery centre in Selwyn Park is being FROM 12.00 NOON ON TUESDAY 18 JUNE mentioned. discussed and planned by Council at The venue was not suitable for such an present, so why not add a venue for event, as Dean pointed out. outdoor performing arts that includes the WAIPA DISTRICT LIBRARIES ARE CLOSED FROM Health and Safety today requires when Rotunda in the same park. an event is planned your organisation has Selwyn Park is the hub of a number of 12.00 NOON ON TUESDAY 18 JUNE FOR STAFF to complete a form indicating where activities held in the town every year now TRAINING. WE’LL BE BACK ON WEDNESDAY facilities (toilets) are situated for the so it would be great to add a place for public along with power and complete a musical and performing groups to enter- 19 JUNE. plan for crowd control and management. tain the public in this area as well. Anzac Green is an option, but does not DENISE WILSON WE APOLOGISE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE!

Don’t forget you can access e-resources What are our rates for? and databases 24/7 via our website Te Awamutu’s Rotunda tion’ in theory that should appropriately, spending is apparently getting be used to repair the Ro- on the unnecessary and repaired and refurbished. tunda, instead our Council then expecting ratepayers CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY That is excellent news is taking out a loan for its to cover up with more as this is part of Te Awa- repairs that ultimately rates increases. Rate- 23 Wilson Street P 07 823 3838 mutu’s history. will cost ratepayers more payers are not an endless Also, it is what’s — because clearly the bank. TE AWAMUTU LIBRARY expected of Council — to ‘deprecation’ on this par- What are we voting in Selwyn Lane P 07 872 0055 maintain and administer ticular asset has been councillors for, if they are our assets as this is squandered and never not protecting ratepayers ultimately what we pay paid back. from funds being wasted [email protected] rates for — in particular Clearly a lapse in ac- or holding those respon- waipalibraries.org.nz the ‘depreciation’ on counting/ management sible accountable? assets as this makes up skills. Therefore, raising the facebook.com/WaipaDistrictLibraries one-third of Council’s in- Is this what we are to inevitable question; ‘What come. expect from our Council, are we paying rates for?’ The same ‘deprecia- not managing our funds HAYDEN WOODS

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Te Awamutu school teachers walked off the job yesterday, rallying on the corner of Racecourse and O¯ haupo¯Roads in the morning. Photo / Bethany Rolston

BY DEAN TAYLOR and to address the teacher shortage. Year 7/8 teacher and Special Retired Gordonton principal David McNair (right) and his wife, BETHANY ROLSTON Amanda Nasilasila is deputy Education Needs Coordinator. retired Gordonton DP Mary, with Pa¯terangi principal Mark Harrop principal of Pirongia School, a She said she was striking (second left) and Nga¯hinapo¯uri principal Wayne Asplin taking time Te Awamutu school teachers because “teachers and students out from the Rural Principals Conference in Nelson to join the local picked up placards and walked deserve more”. strike yesterday. Photo / Cathy Asplin off the job yesterday in the “I’ve been teaching for 20 country’s first joint strike affect- years and my role has sig- national joint action by unions workloads by providing more ing all state and integrated nificantly changed in that time.” representing primary, inter- classroom release time. schools. Amanda said much of her mediate, secondary and area The NZEI is also unhappy And teacher unions have time these days is taken up schools. with the pay offer because prim- vowed to strike again if the supporting children with learn- The Ministry of Education ary teachers’ pay has fallen Government doesn't give them ing needs and she has less time to has offered pay rises of 3 per cent about 3 per cent behind second- better pay and conditions after plan and prepare for lessons. a year for three years, and an ary teachers’ pay because of the the mega-strike. “Students deserve and need extra step at the top of the salary timing of the two collective Around 150 teachers rallied that time to have quality pro- scales, to both the PPTA and the agreements. The union wants to on O¯ haupo¯Road in the morning grammes put in front of them.” primary teachers’ union, the NZ restore pay parity for all teachers and on the corner of Alexandra She said this lack of time Educational Institute (NZEI). — a principle won through and Sloane Streets in the after- meant potential teachers were It says the offer would cost repeated strikes in the 1990s. noon. not attracted to the profession. taxpayers $1.2 billion over four Teachers said they were Amanda Nasilasila, deputy prin- Yesterday’s strike was the years. ■ For video coverage of the campaigning for more teachers, cipal of Pirongia School, said first by secondary teachers since But members of both unions Te Awamutu strike and an interview more resources/staff to support she was striking because 2010-11, when industrial action have rejected the offer because with Amanda Nasilasila visit children with additional learn- “teachers and students deserve was cut short by the Christ- the ministry hasn’t offered any- www.facebook.com/ ing needs and increased salaries more”. Photo / Bethany Rolston church earthquake, and the first thing to relieve teachers’ TeAwamutuCourier

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Last week we featured the following ‘What’s Not Hot’ comment — “The guy on a bike seen dumping personal rubbish in the Bunnings bin”. Thanks to several people in the community letting us know, we found out this man is a volunteer who regularly cleans up rubbish along Te Ara Kihikihi — the 4.5km trail connecting Kihikihi and Te Awamutu. Every week he fills up a large bag of rubbish — usually junk people have tossed from their cars. This man didn’t want to be named or photographed, but he did want to thank Bunnings for letting him use their bins for the community service. He does the job every week, sometimes with extra volunteers and until recently, help from a Te Awamutu Quilters members from left Lynley Melville, Raewyn Insley, Jocelyn Taylor, Therese Watson. Photo / Bethany Rolston 91-year-old cyclist. That’s one of the downsides of our anony- The Te Awamutu Quilters are help- items are new or in excellent con- “It’s good for people’s wellbeing to mous ‘What’s Hot/What’s Not’ column — some- ing keep babies warm with a donation dition. belong to groups like ours — it provides times submitters get it wrong and we don’t have of cot quilts to Little Sprouts. They include clothing, bedding, a an outlet for people and a chance to the time or tools to fact-check every submission. Little Sprouts is a volunteer-run merino sleeping bag, toiletries, laun- make friends.” So if you see this “guy on a bike” please know charitable trust that gives away free dry liquid, hand-crafted woollen items, The group meets at the Alma that he’s not dumping personal rubbish. baby packs to New Zealand families in toys, books and gifts for the mother. Brotherhood Court hall every second He is in fact doing the town a huge favour. need. Packs go to babies selected by social Tuesday at 9.30am-1pm and 6.30pm to Thankfully, he wasn’t too upset and the The charity started in Wellington in workers at New Zealand charities, with 9pm. The next meeting is June 11. humble resident has no plans to stop picking up 2013 and has since opened branches in each pack designed for each family For those wanting to help Little rubbish anytime soon. Ka¯piti, Invercargill, Gisborne, Auck- according to their needs. Sprouts, donate new or second hand Bunnings Te Awamutu assistant store mana- land, Christchurch and Waikato. It In the Waikato packs are delivered items in excellent condition for babies ger Diane Downard said the store was grateful to gives away more than $1m worth of to families through community organ- up to 12 months at a drop off point at the man for picking up the rubbish found in the baby items across the country each isations including Kirikiriroa Family Anglesea Pharmacy, 9 Thackeray St, area. year. Services Trust and the Waikato Hamilton. “We’re more than happy for him to use our Little Sprouts Waikato manager Migrant Resource Centre. Packs can be sponsored through general rubbish bins,” she said. Rachel Lala says every baby in New For the Te Awamutu Quilters, giv- www.littlesproutsnz.org/donate-funds “We’re always here to help our local commun- Zealand deserves the best start in life ing back to the community is heart- and volunteers can enquire through ity in any way we can and are really grateful to regardless of their circumstances. warming. [email protected] him for doing his bit to keep our town nice and “To do that there are some key Te Awamutu Quilters coordinator clean.” items babies need to be healthy, safe Sally Wells says the group meetups are ■ For more information visit and warm,” she says. a chance for members to socialise, get www.littlesproutsnz.org or Packs are valued at $1200 and most creative and help others. www.facebook.com/littlesproutswaikato

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Before the long weekend Water Safety New Zealand is warning New Zealanders People are staying active aged over 45 that they have a distorted perception of the risk they face from longer‘ but we see it time and drowning. time again when it comes to Three years of surveying people drowning fatalities that people around risk perception has revealed the 65+ age group perceive those aged 15 to 24 over estimate their ability and to be at the greatest risk, while only 1 per under estimate the risk. cent of respondents thought it was their own age group. — JONTY MILLS, WSNZ’ CEO The reality is in 2018 the 65+ age group had the highest number of preventable drowning fatalities with 17 (12 male and in home pools. five female) and also the highest number “From a drowning prevention perspec- over the last three years (41 fatalities). tive we would advise people never to swim Those aged 45-54 years also perceived alone or to use a supervised facility, 15-24 year olds to be at the greatest risk of where you have help if something goes drowning, while only 2 per cent identified wrong” says Jonty. their own age group. This age group had Baths and spa pools all feature in the the second highest number of preventable fatalities for this age group and four of fatalities with 11 (six male and five female) them involved alcohol. and also the second highest over the last “Avoid alcohol when you’re in or near three years (40 fatalities). the water and always make sure you have WSNZ CEO Jonty Mills says this help nearby should you need it.” research shows a disconnect between For activities in the 45-54 year old age perception and reality in drowning risk. group that led to preventable fatalities in “People are staying active longer but 2018, six were immersion incidents, two we see it time and time again when it were land-based fishing, one was comes to drowning fatalities that people kayaking, one free diving and one swim- over estimate their ability and under ming. estimate the risk,” says Jonty. Jonty says this shows the broad nature A closer look at the 17 fatalities for the of this country’s drowning problem. 65+ shows 11 of them were accidental “New Zealanders love recreating in, on immersions. and around water but too many people are “The number of immersion incidents losing their lives. We want people to make shows how careful people need to be smarter decisions so they come home to around any body of water, and especially their families at the end of the day.” if you have health or mobility issues” says WSNZ hopes this research will serve as Jonty. a wake-up call for older generations of The data also shows that while swim- New Zealanders. ming is a popular low impact exercise for “I hope they will take a closer look at older people, it comes with risk, with five the importance they place on water safety, preventable fatalities from this activity. and recognise the risks when taking part Five of the 65+ fatalities also occurred in water based recreation” says Jonty.

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A 1920s bungalow on Rewi St — owned by Te Awamutu RSA — is being relocated to Palmerston North to make way for RSA’s future projects. Photo / Dean Taylor

BY BETHANY ROLSTON It was decided the house had to go after it was getting too expensive to upkeep and It’s out with the old and in with the new maintain rental standards. as a 1920s bungalow gets relocated on The company relocating it, Uplifting Rewi Street. Homes Limited, has sold the house to a The 80m2 house — owned by the Te buyer in Palmerston North. Awamutu RSA — is being moved to make It will be cut in half, and the roof taken way for RSA’s future projects. off, before making its journey south. The land will initially be used for Te Awamutu RSA also owns three parking and in the near future a building more buildings on Alexandra St — The project to expand the RSA. Redoubt, Indian Palace and Top of the The house has been rented out over the Town Dairy — but they are to stay and years — sometimes to RSA staff. won’t be moving anytime soon.

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Thereisroomforeveryonein New, private and central. Four this renovated four bedroom bedrooms, main with ensuite and homesetona895sqm,well walk-in wardrobe. Open spacious fenced section with elevated living and kitchen with a scullery. views. Modern kitchen is perfect Warm, neutral decor, easy ﬂow for entertaining and double throughout, covered patio Open Home doors open to the deck and Open Home provides extra living. Double backyard. Walking distance to internal access garaging. town, shops and schools. For Sale $715,000 For Sale $550,000 View Monday 3 June, View Sunday 2 June, 12.00-12.30pm 2.00-2.30pm Nathan Kemp Mairi Gray 0220 939 639 027 289 9354 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23301 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23273 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

39 Wynyard Street, 1/64 Christie Avenue, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu

Recently renovated two Brick, 160sqm, private and bedroom, family home. New sunny home with great outdoor bathroom, large section and living. Kitchen with open plan single garage. dining space, a more formal dining area and large lounge. For Sale $470,000 Sunny conservatory with private Open Home View Sunday 2 June, Open Home deckingarea.Threedblebdrms, 12.00-12.30pm twobthrms.Seplaundryand sigle internal access garage. For Sale $548,000 View Monday 3 June, 11.00-11.30am Nathan Kemp Lisa McBeth 0220 939 639 0274 909 294 rwteawamutu.co.nz rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23319 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Rural

Deadline Sale Picturesque and premium location lifestyle Closes Wednesday 19 June, 2019 at 70 Cowan Road, Te Awamutu 12.00pm at Ray White Te Awamutu ofﬁce A versatile 18.56ha property located in the sought after Te Awamutu/Puahue View Sundays 2, 9, 16 June, 1.30 - 2.30pm area. The three bedroom plus ofﬁce Branderson home is modern and tidy with a rural outlook towards Mt Maungatautari. With bore water for house Neville Kemp and farm plus excellent shedding, 22 well fenced paddocks, a central race, 027 271 9801 two haybarns, horse stables and a great set of cattle yards, this property is a dream to run and maintain. Price will be + GST (if any). May be sold prior. Noldy Rust rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23317 027 255 3047 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008 Thursday, May 30, 2019 Te Awamutu Courier 13 Repairing erosion TE KUITI

Property Brokers Limited Licensed REAA 2008 131 Rora Street TE KUITI Office 07 878 8266 Rural & quiet $320,000 WEB ID TEU02341 WAITOMO 219e Ngatapuwae Road If you are looking for a home just out of Waitomo, this could be for you! Located just minutes from the Waitomo township, this two bedroom home could be a good start. Surrounded with beautiful views, this home, with gas heating and a functional kitchen, has garaging and a deck to the side. The septic tank helps to keep the rates low. The 7,188 sqm even allows for a few sheep to graze. VIEW By Appointment

1 Mary Tapu Mobile 027 474 9869 Part of Pioneer Walk will be strengthened to protect it from further erosion. Office 07 878 8266 NEW LISTING [email protected] 3 Photo / Supplied

Erosion repair work will continue this 12 months of storm events left part of the The work's done. $480,000 week to stabilise the banks of the bank unstable. WEB ID TEU02319 Mangaohoi Stream. But further work is now needed to TE KUITI Part of Pioneer Walk will be temporar- prevent future erosion. 22 Colin Brook Place ily closed while work is done to Work will include reinstating the tim- This home has been overhauled! The interior has strengthen the stream’s banks and widen ber retaining wall and building up the been painted and has had new vinyl, carpets, parts of the track. bank with extra material. curtains, blinds, gas hob, stove, dishwasher and even The track will be closed from the Mutu Once completed the affected track will a walk in wardrobe situated in the upstairs main Street access to the western pedestrian be widened from 1.5m to 3m, in line with bedroom. The exterior has been painted, the roof has bridge near the netball courts for four the rest of the walkway. been treated with Roofguard and there is Expol weeks while the work is done. Pedestrian access will still be available underfloor insulation. Add to all this a near-new Emergency repairs were undertaken in over the pedestrian bridge near Mutu 6-seater spa pool, double garaging, carport and deck April last year to stablise the banks after Street and through Memorial Park. area with insulated roof and you will wonder why you aren't on your way to view it already! Contact Mary. What’s On VIEW By Appointment 3 2 Mary Tapu Mobile 027 474 9869 Office 07 878 8266 for June [email protected] 3

Te Awamutu Events Guide as notified to ■ 12 Ponderosa Country Music Club, Te pb.co.nz the Te Awamutu Visitor i-Site Centre. Rahu Hall, 12.30-4.30pm. Contact, 871 3129. ■ 1 Mount Pirongia Country Music Club, ■ 16 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, Nga¯hinapo¯uri Community Hall, 12.30pm. All Methodist Hall, 1-4.30pm. Contact, 871 2799. welcome, contact Noeline, 871 5083. ■ 21 Te Awamutu Club Quiz Night, 7pm ■ 6 Social Media for Sports Workshop, Te start, no entry fee just bring a gift (no more than CROISSANT Awamutu Rugby Sports, 6-8pm, $15 per $5) and a good joke per team. Contact John OF THE YEAR person. For more information contact Rebecca Dill, 871 6294 or [email protected] Foy, 0274757747 or ■ 21 Te Awamutu 60s UP meet at the Waipa¯ 2018 (BIANZ) [email protected] Workingmen’s Club, 10.30am. Contact, 871 ■ 7 Te Awamutu Creative Fibre ‘Knit in 4930. Public Event’, Bakehouse Cafe´, Cnr Bank & ■ 23 Ponderosa Country Music Club, Te Alexandra Streets, 10am-1pm. Come along if Rahu Hall. 12-30pm-4:30pm. 07 871 3129. you’d like to learn to knit or enjoy knitting, ■ 23 Rosetown Choristers Concert ‘The everyone welcome. Sixties — Music that Rocked the World’, Te ■ 9 Conductor Tim Carpenter leads choir Awamutu Methodist Church, 2pm. $12.00 per ensembles from St Paul’s Collegiate to person, U16 free is accompanied by an adult. perform a varied programme of music for their ■ 25-27 Te Awamutu Intermediate, biennial 60th anniversary, St John’s Anglican Church, school production ‘The Nifty Fifties’, 7.30pm. 2.30pm, $20 per person, students free. Adult $10, student $5 or family pass $20. Contact Judith, 870 5512. Tickets available at school office from June 10. ■ 9 Winter Roast and Guest Speaker Series, ■ 28 Mosaic Waikato Modern Choir, Annual O¯ haupo¯Rugby Sports Club, O¯ haupo¯Sports Concert, Te Awamutu Sports Club, 7.30pm. and Recreation Centre Fundraiser, 6pm. Tickets: $15 adult, $10 Gold Card, Under 13 Guest speakers Matthew Cooper and Steve Free. Available from Paper Plus Te Awamutu Gordon. Roast dinner and dessert included, or door sales (if not sold out prior). $55. For more information email ■ 30 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, [email protected] Methodist Hall, 1-4.30pm. Contact, 871 2799.

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Janeane Wright Viv Veale Fleur Thomas Vickie Huang Sales Consultant Sales Consultant Sales Consultant Sales Consultant 021 883 753 021 911 295 021 106 0035 027 252 8318 Kihikihi, 3 Lennie Lane Te Awamutu Urgent sale, Vendor wants sold! Large Family home Stuart and Mandy Adam McGrath M M • Four bedrooms, very tidy home 027 283 5928 • Three bedrooms, modern and open plan 021 - 217 5703 M Office $549,000 027 679 2224 • Hobby room / sleep out For Sale • Open plan living For Sale $469,000 Monday 1:15 - 1:45 (07)871 8700 View: View: By Appoinment Valerie Page Tony Veale Nadine Barker • Double internal access garage TA9444 •Fully fenced section approx 986m2 Manager Commercial Property Manager TA9447 Real Estate Trainer021 247 3008 027 488 8136 Open Homes Monday 12 - 12:30pm 160 Inglefield Street, Pirongia $780,000 ID#TA9267 Adam Monday 2 - 2:30pm 375 Goodfellow Street, Te Awamutu $339,000 ID#TA9438 Adam Monday 1:15 - 1:45pm 3 Lennie Lane, Kihikihi $549,000 ID#TA9444 Adam Te Awamutu, 186 Mountain View Drive By Neg Te Awamutu 13 Te Aranui Drive $699,000 Kihikihi, 3/46 Whitaker SBy Neg Monday 2 - 2:30pm 441 Wallace Terrace, Te Awamutu Relocating….. so highly motivated to SELL!! Massive Price Reduction Must Sell - Quick Action Required!! $579,000 ID#TA9429 • Open plan kitchen/dining, 2 living areas • Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two lounges • Brand new 4 bedrooms, 2 bathroom Jan • 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms plus separate toilet • Spacious rooms & generous storage cupboards • Open plan 194m2 home, high garage door height Friday 5 - 5:30 • Double internal access garage with workshop area • Quality chattels throughout • Fully fence 1511m2 flat section 52 Rolleston Street, Kihikihi DEADLINE SALE ID#TA9427 ID# TA8958 ID# TA9397 ID# TA9385 Jan Stuart & Mandy Viv Viv

Te Awamutu $598,000 Te Awamutu $579,000 Te Awamutu $549,000 Kihikihi $459,000 Brand new, Close to town Sure to please on Wallace So close to the Shopping Centre Just Like New! • Three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • Four bedrooms, large rumpus room • Three bedrooms, two bathrooms • Rental appraisal - $450 - $470pw • Open plan living, double glazing • Separate kitchen, lounge & dining areas • one car garaging, fully fenced back yard • Open plan living, single garage • Easy care section • Section 1067m2 •Ensuite & Walk in wardrobe • Fully fenced, close to primary school ID# TA9378 ID# TA9429 ID# TA9395 Stuart & Mandy Jan Stuart & Mandy Stuart & Mandy ID# TA9375

Te Awamutu $449,000 Te Awamutu $439,000 Kihikihi $419,000 Te Awamutu $415,000 Renovate or Detonate? Vendors Say Sell NOW!! First Home Buyers - Start Here!! First home buyers • Four bedrooms, two living areas • 3 bedrooms, new kitchen, new flooring • Three bedrooms, open plan living •Three bedrooms • Large section • Fully repainted. Separate laundry and toilet • Tidy home/heat pump • Large kitchen • Seperate laundry • Restore me back to my glory days! • Decking both sides, heat pump, large single garage • Double garage, fully fenced Janeane ID# TA9436 Janeane ID# TA9434 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA9383 Adam ID# TA9325

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Te Awamutu $399,000 Kihikihi DEADLINE SALE 5th June 2019 Te Awamutu, 202 St Andrews Way $375,000 Te Awamutu $339,000 Easy care, warm and close to town. Smart choice for a Family or Investor Bargain Price! Affordable living can come true • Two double bedrooms, modernized through out • Tidy three bedroom home • Three bedroom, carport • Two bedrooms • Double glazed windows, single garage • Fully fenced 1018m2 section • 814m2 section, brick & aluminium joinery • Open plan • Tucked away from the road • Open plan living area with woodburner & wetback • Close to town. • Deck / entertainment area

Viv ID# TA9387 Viv ID# TA9427 Viv ID# TA9365 Adam ID# TA9438 Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008 174 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. 07 - 871 8700. [email protected] view on realestate.co.nz Thursday, May 30, 2019 Te Awamutu Courier 15 OPEN HOMES In Te Awamutu This Week... LJ HOOKER Bailey win in Oz Fri, May 31 1.00–1.30pm 99 Gleneagles Drive, Te Awamutu Auction Sat, June 1 11.00–11.30am 285 Hazelmere Crescent, Te Awamutu $425,000 Sat, June 1 3.00–3.30pm 99 Gleneagles Drive, Te Awamutu Auction BY COLIN THORSEN Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 2 McNair Road, Te Awamutu $499,000 Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 1/913 Te Rahu Road, Te Awamutu $559,000 Blake Bailey enhanced his future Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 678F Mangaorongo Road, Otorohanga $835,000 national selection chances with a stun- Sun, June 2 2.00–2.30pm 66 Lola Lee Heights, Te Awamutu $829,000 ning performance in the Canberra Junior Sun, June 2 2.00-2.30pm 60 Williams Street, Te Awamutu $489,000 Cycling Tour in Australia. The only first year Under 17 boy Mon, June 3 2.30–3.00pm 107 Meddings Crescent, Te Awamutu $839,000 selected in the 12-strong U17 Cycling New Mon, June 3 3.00–3.30pm 148 Meddings Crescent, Te Awamutu $749,000 Zealand Development Team rose to the CENTURY 21 occasion in fantastic fashion. Sun, June 2 11.30–12.00pm 460 Pakura Street, Te Awamutu $579,000 Bailey not only won the Young Rider Sun, June 2 11.30–12.30pm 193 Te Tahi Road, Pirongia Deadline Sale Classification, finishing 43 seconds ahead of the second placegetter, he placed eighth Sun, June 2 12.00–12.30pm 140 Williams Street, Te Awamutu $489,000 on general classification and sixth in King Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 210 Goodfellow Street, Te Awamutu $475,000 of the Mountains. Sun, June 2 2.00–2.30pm 105 Sinclair Terrace, Te Awamutu $495,000 There were 37 Under 17 riders and 14 Sun, June 2 2.00–2.30pm 23 Whitmore Street, Kihikihi $389,000 Juniors competing for the Young Rider’s Sun, June 2 2.30–3.00pm 149 Hillcrest Avenue, Te Awamutu $490,000 Classification. Sun, June 2 3.00–3.30pm 163c Ngahape Road, RD3 Te Awamutu $785,000 “The whole team had a very successful tour and I had one of the best weeks of my RAY WHITE life,” said Bailey. Thu, May 30 12.30–1.00pm 637 Teasdale Street, Te Awamutu $499,000 “There is nothing quite like being Sun, June 2 11.00–11.30am 215 Mahana Lane, Te Awamutu $475,000 overseas with my mates, doing what we Sun, June 2 11.00-11.30am 64 Christie Avenue, Te Awamutu $489,000 live for and experiencing hard racing with the Australians and their style of racing. Sun, June 2 12.00–12.30pm 711B Fairview Road, Te Awamutu $545,000 “I hope to make the team again next Sun, June 2 12.00-12.30pm 39 Wynyard Street, Te Awamutu $470,000 year.” Sun, June 2 12.00–1.00pm 195 Athlone Drive, Cambridge Deadline Sale The Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 1233 Te Rahu Road, Te Awamutu $470,000 rider was a model of consistency through- Sun, June 2 1.00–1.30pm 428/2 Teasdale Street, Te Awamutu $469,000 out the four stages. Sun, June 2 1.30–2.30pm 70 Cowan Road, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale In stage one’s time trial, he placed sixth overall and was first in the young rider Sun, June 2 2.00–2.30pm 240 Te Tomo Street, Te Awamutu $550,000 classification (first year U17). Sun, June 2 2.00–2.30pm 637 Teasdale Street, Te Awamutu $499,000 Stage two’s kermesse (similar to a Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club’s New Mon, June 3 11.00-11.30am 1/64 Christie Avenue, Te Awamutu $548,000 criterium) saw him finish 18th, safely in Zealand representative Blake Bailey Mon, June 3 12.00–12.30pm 376A Fraser Street, Te Awamutu $715,000 the peloton with same time as the stage competing in the opening time trial to the Mon, June 3 12.00–12.30pm 395A Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu $599,000 winner and remaining top of the young Canberra Junior Tour in Australia. Mon, June 3 1.00–1.30pm 327 Chatsﬁ eld Drive, Te Awamutu $549,000 rider classification leaderboard. Photo / Andrew Plant He backed up with 12th in stage three’s Mon, June 3 1.00–1.30pm 53 Armstrong Avenue, Te Awamutu By Negotiation road race, again finishing in the peloton are to win North Island and National Mon, June 3 2.00–2.30pm 58 St Leger Road, Te Awamutu By Negotiation with same time as the stage winner, schools road events, place in the Yunca Mon, June 3 3.00-3.30pm 3/75 St Leger Road, Te Awamutu By Negotiation retaining his lead in the young rider Junior Tour, and be selected to race for HARCOURTS classification. GD Pringle Building/ Spoken cycles Team Bailey attacked7km into the road race in the Dynamo Team Series. Fri, May 31 5.00–5.30pm 52 Rolleston Street, Kihikihi DEADLINE SALE up the first long climb and spent 20km off His long-term goal is to be a world tour Mon, June 3 12.00-12.30pm 160 Ingleﬁ eld Street, Pirongia $780,000 the front leading out a fellow team mate so rider. Mon, June 3 1.15–1.45pm 3 Lennie Lane, Kihikihi $549,000 he could win the stage. “I’m extremely grateful to all the Mon, June 3 2.00–2.30pm 441 Wallace Terrace, Te Awamutu $579,000 He capped his tour by once again people who have helped me on my journey Mon, June 3 2.00–2.30pm 375 Goodfellow Street, Te Awamutu $339,000 finishing in the peloton in stage four’s so far, in particular my coach Blair Taylor criterium, clinching the young rider title. and my dad Clint Bailey for funding my Bailey said his goals for the rest of 2019 expensive goals,” he said. NEW LISTING Southern prove too strong

A physical, well-drilled phases resulting in a try to right on fulltime. Southern United team Josh Law. Pirongia’s player of the were too strong for an Pirongia would be dis- day went to Carl Findlay under strength Pirongia appointed with the 10 who excelled on defence side winning their Wai- minutes either side of and took it to the Southern kato division one encoun- halftime where Southern team with the ball in hand. ter 63-19 at Tokoroa. scored four unanswered Pete Walter played his The home team’s hard- tries before the score blew blazer match. running forwards set the out to 56-5. The Mountain Men will platform for their backs to To their credit, be disappointed not to run with purpose. Pirongia never gave up make the top six, left ruing Pirongia, fielding a and with 10 minutes to play a narrow loss to Suburbs make-shift backline due to scored a brace of tries to in the first match of the injuries and player front rowers Cameron season, as well as gifting unavailability, conceded Coombes and Greg opposition a couple of three tries in quick suc- Silvester from impressive bonus points. They head cession to trail 19-0 after 20 forward drives, both tries into the second round de- minutes. converted by Travis Cook. termined to go through The visitors hit back, Southern had the final unbeaten and take out the stringing together several say scoring a converted try Mooloo Shield.

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LIFESTYLE Otorohanga, 30 Hinewai Street FOR SALE In a league of its own By Tender 21st June 2019 A much admired home on a prime located corner site, this home (Unless Sold Prior) exudes a presence that is unrivalled by any other property within a walking distance to town. If you are thinking ahead to your future, but think stairs are an obstacle, worry no more as this home was View: Saturday 12 - 12:30 carefully planned by the current owners in their golden years to incorporate a lift into their well-designed, very user-friendly home. www.harcourts.co.nz/OH8433

Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, an indoor spa room/sunroom, Otorohanga, 335 State Highway 3, Te Kuiti Road Kerry Harty FOR SALE By Tender 27th June 2019 games room with pool table and the ability to utilize the upstairs for P 07 873 8700 Prime located lifestyle (Unless sold prior) an independent family member or income stream, this commanding M 027 294 6215 Located just minutes from town this solid three bedroom brick home with large E [email protected] open plan design is a must view for those wanting a lifestyle with location. View: Saturday 1 - 1:30pm home also has garaging for five vehicles, ideal for the retiring farmer. Set amongst mature and private grounds, on 2.2060 hectares (that’s just over 5 harcourts.co.nz/OH8437 How seldom do opportunities to own property of this caliber, within acres) of fertile land on offer, there’s plenty of room for the kids and animals to Karen Lennox roam. easy reach of all amenities, including the new medical hub come P 07 873 8700 An outside room off the garage can be utilised for storage or an expanding family, Kerry Harty to the market? Don’t disappoint yourself by missing a chance of a M 027 559 4468 and a modern 3 bay shed as well as a haybarn will be well utilised for those with M toys or projects on the go. 027 294 6215 lifetime to secure this magnificent property. E [email protected] We have no doubt this property is going to sell phone Kerry or Karen today to Karen Lennox find out more. M 027 559 4468 teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz Otorohanga Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008 16 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 30, 2019 17 1010 YearsYears InIn TeTe AwamutuAwamutu

Buzzing about new studio

or more than a quarter of a century orally. Marty Eyre has been involved in the “We have our own history of herbal Fhealth and fitness industry — medicine,” says Wendy. operating gyms, personal training and, “Not many people know that.” most recently, owning and operating Today science can validate much of Body Buzz Vibration Training Studios. what traditional herbal medicine can do. OFF Now he is opening a new and Wendy says her job is to consult with expanded studio, and teaming up with clients and build a full understanding of his wife Wendy, who will bring her their needs. wealth of training and experience as a She says the first consultation can be Registered Medical Herbalist to the new up to 90 minutes as she needs to know a venture. full history of health and injuries, your Completing what will be a one-stop medication and symptoms. health and fitness centre, Marty is She uses the holistic information to opening a Free Weight Training Studio build a treatment protocol that is unique and will give personal training and for each client. First Herbal tuition to clients. Treatments are usually in the form of The new studio builds on the success liquid herbs, but there may also be dried of Body Buzz, which Marty started from or tablet form as well. his original Te Awamutu gym. Nutrients may also be recommended. Formula BODY BUZZ • Weight Loss • Pain He soon found a whole new clientele Quality of product is important. • Weakness • Sleep who didn’t want to go to a gym — which Consultations are by appointment, THE HEALTHY GYM he wasn’t expecting. but she will be available for one hour • Energy • Fitness Marty says the success of Body Buzz each morning at The Herbal Shack in the • Brain fog isn’t just about the vibration training — it new premises for people to drop in, ALTERNATIVE is about an understanding of what renew medicines or simply discuss their MONDAY-THURSDAY people are putting into their bodies and needs. how that affects their weight, health, Her training means clients can take OPEN 24 HOURS AND AIR CONDITIONED vitality and energy. herbal remedies in complete confidence, “Most people join to even if they are also on prescribed drugs Phone 0274-708-240 lose weight,” says from their medical professional. Marty. The drug/herb interaction is looked at [email protected] Check out our other testimonials on www.bodybuzz.co.nz “My priority is to with the utmost respect for care and make them aware of safety of the client. what they are eating Wendy and Marty Eyre are offering Body Buzz Vibration Training, Weight Training “Herbal, or traditional medicine, is and giving them the and Personalised Herbal Remedies from their new Bank Street premises. Photo / Dean Taylor compatible with modern medicine,” she information to make says. better choices,” he reaction fibres. aren’t necessarily an impairment. slip, and despite the training started But she is also convinced the natural says. Often this also Marty says older people often get putting weight back on. remedies are good for our bodies — “I see “Members helps with pain more mobile and their reflexes improve — He believes the best compound results, but less side effects generally naturally get fitter and relief, increases so they are healthier and less likely to do exercise for strength and muscle tone is than other treatments.” healthier, then they can do more, which mobility and helps with rehabilitation themselves an injury. simple weight lifting — squats and dead makes them fitter and healthier. after injury. What he did notice was that many lifts with old fashioned weights and “It’s a lifestyle choice for the better.” Clients enjoy that it is open 24 hours, clients wanted to take the next step once dumbbells instead of complicated and The Body Buzz ‘workout’ forces isn’t a gym — with mirrors, posers and they were leaner, fitter and healthier and expensive machines, which is why he has muscles into involuntary contractions — loud music — and they don’t need any were heading to the gym. opened a weight studio. Half Price joining fee training the white stamina muscle fibres, special clothing or equipment. He says the issue is without his one- “I will educate clients on the best the red strength fibres and the superfast It suits all ages and mobility issues on-one support they often let the eating programme for them and continue to monitor their progress, so the support system stays in place. $45.00 Completing the full picture for a healthy lifestyle is Wendy’s herbal dispensary. Save $40.00 Wendy has been working for the Herbal Shop and Clinic in Hamilton, the on includes a FREE consultation to all largest of its kind in New Zealand, since One graduation as a Registered Medical new customers Herbalist in 2007. She will stay affiliated to the Herbal Shop and Clinic from her new Te Awamutu dispensary. Wendy’s specialist area is blending One herbal medicine — in her case Western herbal medicine. Private Training She says there are three main expressions of traditional medicine. The in Personal training studio most well known is Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, Ayurvedic and the lesser known Western. Phone 0274576744 The first two traditional remedies were passed down in written form, where Western remedies were passed down

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O¯ haupo¯clinched winning Te Awamutu Darts preliminary round with a 19-4 victory over Rebels last Tuesday. With second placed Rosetown Rockets a threat to their title aspirations, O¯ haupo¯ was in no mood for any hiccup against winless Rebels. The match was as good as over after O¯ haupo¯’s David Bowers, Tama Reuben, Dayne Daniels, Tahi Bidois, Chris Gurnick and Dee Lepper cleaned up the triples 2-0, pairs 3-0 and first of three legs of singles 5-1 to lead 10-1 with 12 singles to play. Bowers and Daniels threw 180s, Bowers taking his tally of maximums in this competition alone to 10. O¯ haupo¯ finish the round with a nine wins, one loss record; their only loss was to Rosetown Rockets (12-11) in week eight. Rosetown Rockets were clearly the second best team in the competition with eight wins and two losses. Third placed Tungstens, with six wins, fully extended Rosetown Rockets in week 10, pipped 12-11. With third place up for grabs between these two teams, Rosetown Rockets trailed Tama Reuben was again an integral part 10-7 going into the final leg of singles of the O¯ haupo¯ darts team that won the which they won 5-1 to secure a crucial preliminary round competition. Photo / Supplied come from behind victory. Tungstens’ disappointment was final two matches against the Tigers (8-7) cushioned a little by the 180 thrown by and RSA Allsorts (8-7). Darryl Wheeler. Dragons’ loss to RSA Allsorts raised a Fifth placed WWMC Hunters always few eyebrows after they had won both the held the upper hand in their 16-7 defeat of two previous encounters between these the Warriors. two teams by 10-5 margins. In division two, a playoff is required O¯ haupo¯ Tigers were 10-5 victors over between WWMC Dragons and O¯ haupo¯ Rosetown Thorns in week 10. Match Tigers to decide the preliminary round highlight was Raymond Hunwick’s 180. winner. Tigers’ only losses were to WWMC WWMC Dragons strung together eight Dragons (9-6) in week four and Rosetown wins from eight matches, only to lose their Thorns 9-6 in week five.

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06/06/2019 Thursday, May 30, 2019 Te Awamutu Courier 21 Hunn awarded cycling’s top gong Te Awamutu Sports New Zealand road/track club of the year

Te Awamutu Sports Cycling 2018 season, winning all five Club received a lion’s share of events at the national track the accolades at the Cycling New championships and the road race Zealand Annual Awards dinner at the national road champion- held in Cambridge on Saturday. ships. Being a leader in the silver The Malayan Cup, in recogni- medal winning team pursuit at tion of outstanding service to junior world championships was cycling, was awarded to TASC a highlight for the season. life member Graeme Hunn, cur- Track team of the year was rently leading athlete develop- awarded to the world champion ment at Cycling New Zealand. junior men’s team pursuit of The award is the oldest and Corbin Strong, George Jackson, most prestigious trophy in New Finn Fisher-Black and Bailey Zealand cycling and its previous O’Donnell. winners, including the likes of Nicole Murray, recipient of three-time world champions para cyclist of the year, is one of Eddie Dawkins, Ethan Mitchell New Zealand’s emerging premier and Sam Webster, have all para cyclists with high accolades changed the landscape of cycling coming from national and inter- in this country. national competition, having Hunn has dedicated four medalled in her first ever inter- decades of his life to cycling, national event. firstly competing and represent- Para cycling coach of the year ing New Zealand in the early went to Cath Cheatley who was 1980s, and since then, wearing the driving force behind Nicole many hats including team mana- Malayan Cup recipient Graeme Murray, supporting her to win a ger, coach and selector. Hunn (centre) in his racing days Junior female track rider of year Junior male road cyclist of the silver medal on her international He has been instrumental in back in the 1980s. Photo / Supplied Ally Wollaston. Photo / Dianne Manson year Sam Cook. Photo / Vincent Drouin debut at the 2018 Para Cycling forging a pathway for New Zea- Track World Championships. land’s burgeoning young cycling TASC showed that one of the Jarred Treymane, Bailey Junior male road cyclist of the Road and track volunteer of talent, with the establishment of main reasons we have sports O’Donnell and Corbin Strong, year was awarded to Sam Cook. the year was awarded to Colin the Cycling New Zealand Per- clubs is for support and friend- who defeated France by over Winning stage six at the U19 Dixon for his dedication and formance Hub programme, ship during tough times. three seconds in the final at the Nations Cup, Tour de l’Abitibi commitment to the sport of cyc- which introduces youth riders to A weekend ride that was UCI Junior World Champion- was the standout for Cook during ling which goes above and the rigours of life as a profes- organised attracted around 70 ships in Switzerland. 2018. He was second in stage two beyond the call of duty. He is a sional athlete, and creates an members who cycled from Cam- Elite female track rider of the and fourth overall, typifying the coach, commissaire and event easier transition from junior to bridge to Te Awamutu to pay year was Rushlee Buchanan who strengths he brings to road volunteer. elite ranks. tribute to Andy before he sadly has made a considerable contri- racing. A strong third place at The dinner brings together Road and track club of the passed away only days later. bution to track and road cycling the Oceania Championships set the road and track, BMX, moun- year was awarded to Te Awa- The club’s host of other in New Zealand. Her bronze him up for the season. tain bike, and schools cycling mutu Sports Cycling Club for the awards included team of the year medal performance in the Junior female track rider of communities to recognise and support they showed to Andy going to the junior world cham- Omnium at the Track World the year Ally Wollaston was the celebrate the achievements and Macky, a member of their club pion team pursuit riders Finn Championships in Apeldoorn country’s most consistent contributions of riders, coaches, who was diagnosed with cancer. Fisher-Black, George Jackson, was her 2018 standout. women’s athlete throughout the officials and clubs.

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Third-placed Unicol were points and move into second made to work hard for their 2-0 place outright in division two. win against Te Awamutu in Ten minutes into the second WaiBOP Premiership Football half the game was stopped for a League. lengthy period while a Waihi The three points keeps them player received medical atten- in touch with Taupo ahead of tion. Te Awamutu coach Nigel their showdown with the MackIntosh used the break as an Lakesiders in a fortnight. opportunity to talk to the team Thomas Wright’s opener on and change the line-up. The six minutes got Unicol off to a changes did the trick as debutant good start at the stadium on Genevieve Churton went on to Saturday, but they went down to score a hat-trick of goals in her 10 men on the half hour after first match in the senior Jackson Allen saw red. women’s league. Reuben Henderson doubled Mel Sullivan scored the Unicol’s lead 10 minutes into the ladies’ final goal as the team second half, however, and the closed out comfortable winners. hard-working students saw the Player of the day was Carly match out. Pihama. Gisler Architects Te Awa- The women have a week off mutu captain Kevin Billot said before returning for the all Te he was disappointed with the Awamutu team clash at the result but not the manner in Te Awamutu premiership goal Stadium on June 9, 11am kickoff. which his team played. keeper Kevin Billot, making a The Pink Ladies side lost 3-2 “We had an excellent never- Dane Mitchell, in possession, scored three goals in Te Awamutu save against Te Puke earlier this to Melville Epics in a mid-week give-up attitude that our team third team’s 4-1 win over Claudelands Rovers Pingers at Anchor season, was again a standout fixture at Gower Park. Jade displayed to the final whistle.” Park on Saturday. Photo / Arthur Uden player in his team’s 2-0 loss to Hagger scored and the other was Cameron Mobbs was named Unicol on Saturday. Photo / Arthur Uden an own goal by Melville. Player player of the day for his efforts take a 1-0 lead into the halftime first league win of the season of the day was Selina Easton. on defence, while Billot made break. beating Claudelands Rovers that the team started brightly Junior results: Raiders 4, several quality saves in goal. Te Awamutu piled on the Pingers 4-1 at Anchor Park. enough and forced several early Southwell School 3; Comets 0, This weekend the team pre- pressure in the second half, Player of the day Dane saves out of the Northern United Raglan 3; Hotshots 7, Northern Utd pare for a double-header playing eventually breaking through Mitchell was in fine form, scor- keeper. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, 1; Gunners 0, Western Utd 6; Spurs Matamata at Matamata Domain with goals to Peter Buesnel and ing three of the goals. Craig the young TA side couldn’t break 2, St Josephs Fairfield 7; Ohaupo on Saturday and then Otumoetai Cullen Tappin. Buesnel and Budgen scored Te Awamutu’s their opponents defence despite Angels 1, Southwell School 1; at Fergusson Park on Monday. Thomas Rae were named joint other goal. The win moves the going close to scoring on several Diamonds 0, Northern Utd 2; Galaxy The Men’s Reserve team were players of the day. team into seventh place in the 10 occasions. This week they are Girls 0, Raglan 2; Hurricanes 4, Ham made to work hard for their 2-1 The win moves the team into team league. This Saturday the away to Tokoroa, 12.30pm kick Marist 2; Red Devils 4, Claudelands win against Waihi in the early third place in a tightly contested third team are away to Otoro- off at Strathmore Park. Rovers 9; Terriers 5, Matamata 2; game at the stadium. nine team league. This week the hanga, 12.30pm kick off. The Edmonds Judd women’s Blades 0, Newstead 5; Storm 2, Despite having the better of team are away to Melville, The men’s fourth division team won 4-2 away at Waihi. Glenview 1; Wolves 2, West Hamil- possession and territory in the 2.45pm kick off at Gower Park. side lost 3-0 to Northern United After trailing 1-0 at halftime, ton 0; Ohaupo Terminators 2, Mor- first half, Waihi scored from The Edmonds Judd Men’s Numpties at Anchor Park. the ladies fought back well to rinsville 2; Thunder 8, Northern Utd their one attack of any merit to third division side recorded their Coach Natalie Bell reports secure three more competition 4.

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Births Deaths KIHIKIHI MULLER. PLOWRIGHT, SCHOOL Andrew and Nikita Robin Goronwy. proudly welcome 26 July 1934 - 24 May BOARD OFTRUSTEES ELECTION 2019. another daughter Declaration of Parent Election Result "Cassie Alice" Passed away BOARD OF TRUSTEES’ELECTION Born 19th May 2019 at peacefully with family At the close of nominations, as the number of valid Declaration of Parent Election Results 5.44pm weighing 7lbs at his bedside. Loved nominations was equal to the number of vacancies 14oz (3590gms). A little father of Ian and required to be filled, I hereby declare duly elected: At the close of nominations, as the number of sister and best mate Cathy; Silver and valid nominations was fewer than the number of Pauline; Angela and Burns, Sarah for Lucy! Huge thanks vacancies required to be filled, I hereby declare to our fantastic Peter; Deborah and Hawkins, Chris John. Loved the following duly elected: midwife Heather Lauwers, Hannah Featherstone and the grandfather of 16 excellent staff at Te grandchildren and Marais, Ina Wayne Hunapo Scott Morris Awamutu Birthing great grandfather of 6 Patterson, Alan Centre. great grandchildren. TE AWAMUTU Raewyn Lord David Scott Loved friend of Marian. FUNERAL SERVICES Declaration of Staff Election Results Declaration of Staff Election Results A Memorial Service At the close of nominations, as there was only one Anniversaries At the close of nominations, as there was only will be held at valid nomination received I hereby declare Alexandra House one valid nomination received, I hereby declare DIAMOND WEDDING Chapel, 570 Alexandra the following duly elected: ANNIVERSARY St, Te Awamutu on Hall,Tania duly elected. EMBLING - SMITH st Saturday, 1 June 2019 Signed Sharon Drabble Jim & Marcia Embling were at 11.00am. All Alexandra House Chapel Dana Macdonald married on the 4th of communications to Signed the Plowright family, Returning Officer June 1959 at the Anglican 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Tracy Thomson PO Box 137, Te Phone 871 5131 Church Invercargill. Awamutu 3840. Returning Officer Te Awamutu Funeral Funeral Directors & Monumental Masons Services FDANZ Garth & Lynette Williams Te Awamutu & District REWETI, For compassionate and caring service Caring Funeral Professionals Wiremu Matekino, (Bill) www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz Memorial RSA Reg No. P48129 R.A.C. NZ Army. Church Services Passed away in his own home on Monday, 27th May 2019. Aged 70 years. Loved by all his ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING whanau, mokopuna, and many friends. Notice is hereby given that the Congratulations, love A tangi for Bill has been ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING and best wishes from held at the Mangatoatoa Marae, Of the Te Awamutu & District Memorial RSA all your family. Tokanui. All Will be held at the RSA Clubrooms communications to The Reweti Family, c/- 381 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu 262 Ohaupo Road, Te Church Services Public Notices Diamond Wedding Awamutu 3800. On Sunday 30th June 2019 Commencing at 1.00pm Frew - Brown TE AWAMUTU NORTH KING PRESBYTERIAN COUNTRY NOTICES OF MOTION: Any notices of motion MOTOR- must be in the hands of the Secretary by CHURCH Sunday 9th June 2019 Acknowledgements CYCLE CLUB ONE service only ELECTIONS: Nominations for members of the BRYANT, this Sunday – AGM Raymond Tony. Come for a 9.30am Executive Committee must be in the hands Fay, Wendy & David, start as we share To be held at the of the Secretary by Sunday, the 16th of June Michael & Jodie, Vicki “Communion” Otorohanga 2019. Forms are available at the Clubrooms. and families would together and explore Support House on like to sincerely thank “God’s Promises” Wednesday 5 June W J Lyford all the many people for 80 Mutu Street at 7.30pm. Secretary Manager their love & support PHONE (07) 871 6609 with the passing of All welcome Tony. The donations to the St Johns Martin Frew and Pamela Ambulance, the lovely Brown were married at the flowers, baking, cards Te Awamutu Intermediate School Methodist Church, Palmerston and the many visitors have all been much YOUR North on May 30, 1959. appreciated. Please accept this as a Congratulations Mum and personal thank you Dad, with all our love from from us all, as many addresses are WAIPA WORKINGMEN’S CLUB (INC) Wayne, Terry, Kay, Judy unknown. Board of Trustees’ Election ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING and our families xx “Deep in our hearts you’ll always stay. Declaration of Parent Election Results Loved & missed To be held in the Clubrooms on Sunday 9th Deaths every day”. At the close of nominations, as the number June 2019 at 1.00 pm WAIPA MEREDITH, of valid nominations was fewer than the Shirley Kathleen Mary. number of vacancies required to be filled, I No voting for the positions of President, Vice Passed away hereby declare the following duly elected: President or Executive Committee is required. WEATHER peacefully at Tarahill Rest Home on 27th May 2019, aged 90. Loving Kay, Simon Only 2019/2020 financial Members are eligible wife of Leo, and Phillips, Rovina to attend the meeting. fo week en gy29 May 201 mother to Katherine. Westerbaan, Bernard Grandmother to Min C° Max C° Rain/mls Michael, Paul, Chris Anderson, Chelsea (Kelly) BUSINESS: When there is a and their families. PPirongiairongia 6.1 19.19.88 16.1 Requiem Mass will be Will, there is a way Declaration of Staff Election Results Welcome held at St Patrick's to help life live on. Minutes of the 2018 Annual General Meeting PPokuruokuru Off on holiday! Catholic Church, 625 At the close of nominations, as there was President’s Report PPukeatuaukeatua 4.4.77 18.618.6 1177 Alexandra Street, Te Leaving a gift to Awamutu on Friday, only one valid nomination received, I hereby Financial Report Te AwamutuAwamutu 6.4 19 13.1 31st May 2019 at 12 BCFNZ in your Will declare the following duly elected: Appointment of Auditor noon followed by a can make a real Election of Officers & Committee private cremation. All difference. RRecordedecorded byby youryour ffantasticantastic llocalocal communications to Germann, Sue wweathereather enthusiasts.enthusiasts. the Meredith family, GENERAL BUSINESS PO Box 137, Te For more information Awamutu 3840. Signed Te Awamutu Funeral 0800 902 732 Gaby Tonks Tania Sanders For soil moisture and temperature visit: Services FDANZ Returning Officer SECRETARY www.thehondashop.co.nz/weather Thursday, May 30, 2019 Te Awamutu Courier 27 Public Notices Wanted to Buy Grazing or Exchange

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A miracle of a movie all about great writing and great acting. A masterpiece, simply perfect. Starring Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, Man of country steel Marilyn Monroe, George Sanders and Thelma Ritter. ALL ABOUT EVE PG Te Awamutu Country Variety Club is proud to SPECIAL MON ONLY 12:20 present top steel guitar player Harold Strong as its ‘special club guest’ this Saturday at the Bible Chapel. Developed in Hawaii by Joseph Kekuku in the late 19th and early 20th cen- The film is for everyone, but it will turies, a steel guitar is be an extra treat for the Pokemon fans. usually positioned hori- Awesome, adorable and enjoyable. zontally. POKEMON: DETECTIVE PIKACHU PG Strings are plucked THU & FRI 5:30 & 8:00, with one hand, while the SAT & SUN 12:35 & 2:50, other hand changes the MON 10:45 & 1:00, WED 5:30 & 8:00 pitch of one or more strings with the use of a bar or slide called a steel. AVENGERS: ENDGAME M Harold started playing SAT & SUN 4:35, FINAL MON 2:55 the steel guitar about 40 years ago. Touching, joyful, “At that time I was still light-hearted like Book Club. working, so it took about 10 FABULOUS, WONDERFUL, SO EMOTIONAL, POMS PG years to master the instru- SO INSPIRING, SO UPLIFTING AND IT’S THU 6:00, FRI 10:20 & 6:00, ment,” Harold says. TRUE. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. SAT & SUN 2:50, MON 1:00, WED 6:00 “Being left-handed and playing a right-handed inin ValRay Country the Bible Chapel this Sat- BREAKTHROUGH PG Anne Hathaway and Rebel (Pitch strument was a challenge, Promotions Concerts back- urday at 12.30pm to hear THU & FRI 7:55, SAT & SUN 12:45 & 6:50, MON 10:55 & 5:00, WED 7:55 Perfect & Bridesmaids) Wilson star as but I soon overcame the ing such artists as Noel Harold Strong, plus many female scam artists, one low rent, problem.” Parlane, Graeme more top country music the other high class, who team up to Word on the street is McCardle, Roger Tibbs, singers. Merata was a pioneer who deserved take down the dirty rotten scoundrels these days he has the audi- Reg McTaggart, Joy to have her story remembered who have wronged them. ■ For further information ence begging for more. Adams — to name a few. and celebrated. If you liked Waru, THE HUSTLE M Harold has played the If you like good country contact Te Awamutu Country Celia and Poi E then see it. THU & FRI 7:50, SAT & SUN 8:05, steel in the club's band for music then grab some Variety Club president Ray MERATA the last 10 years, including friends and head along to Thurgood on 870 1551. MON 5:45, WED 7:50 SPECIAL MON 6:20, WED 10:10 Pay for the whole seat, but “This is one terrific family-friendly you’ll only need the edge. WARNING – adventure, a truly wonderful gem, WATCH OUT FOR STRAY BULLETS! I thoroughly recommend.” Allan. A DOG’S WAY HOME PG JOHN WICK 3 R16 THU & FRI 7:30, SAT & SUN 4:55 & 7:25, 5th Month. Film Name Thu, 30 May Fri, 31 May Sat, 1 Jun Sun, 2 Jun Tue, 4 Jun Wed, 5 Jun MON 3:05 & 5:35, WED 7:30 SAT & SUN 12:50, MON 10:15 10.50am, 3.40pm, 1.00pm, 6.00pm, 10.50am, 5.30pm, 10.50am, 3.30pm, 1.00pm, 3.15pm, Rocketman (M) 2 hrs 16 mins 10.50am, 8.15pm 5.30pm, 8.15pm 8.30pm 8.00pm 6.00pm 8.25pm OSCAR BEST MOVIE ALADDIN PG Gloria Bell (M) 1 hr 57 mins !! NEW !! 1.15pm, 6.00pm 12.45pm,5.50pm 1.15pm, 6.25pm 1.15pm, 6.00pm 3.25pm, 6.00pm 3.30pm, 5.50pm THU & FRI 5:25, GREEN BOOK M SAT & SUN 12:15 & 2:40, Top End Wedding (M) 2 hrs 8 mins 11.00am, 6.20pm 6.15pm 11.00am, 8.30pm 1.40pm, 8.10pm 11.00am, 3.25pm 1.30pm, 5.40pm 6th Month. MON 10:25 & 12:50, WED 5:25 SAT & SUN 3:00, MON 1:10 All Is True (M) 1 hr 55 mins !! NEW !! 11.15am 11.35am 1.40pm 11.15am “A really nice film, very touching The Hustle (M) 1 hr 48 mins 8.35pm 8.30pm 6.10pm 8.30pm 5.45pm 6.20pm with a great message. Just as good as FAULT IN OUR STARS.” Allanah. Poms (M) 2 hrs 3.20pm 3.45pm 3.20pm 6.20pm 1.15pm 4.00pm FIVE FEET APART M

The Chaperone (PG) 1 hr 55 mins 3.00pm 4.15pm 3.45pm 1.20pm Last week. SAT & FINAL SUN 7:35 Long Shot (M) 2 hrs 15 mins 1.30pm 3.00pm 1.40pm 11.05am 5.30pm “I really liked this quality movie with The Aftermath (M) 2 hrs 13 mins 4.00pm 3.40pm 4.00pm 3.40pm excellent performances, inspired by a well-constructed true story.” Allan. The Hummingbird Project (M) 2 hrs 6 mins 1.20pm 12.45pm, 8.00pm 1.20pm, 8.25pm 11.20am, 8.30pm 1.25pm 12.50pm THE CHAPERONE PG Last weeks. www.tivolicinema.co.nz | Ph 07 823 5064 | 32 Lake St Cambridge SAT & SUN 4:45, MON 2:55, WED 10:00 TE AWAMUTU

RSA Great movie and performance by Taron Edgerton. “Extremely good Club open daily Mon to Sat 11am, Sunday 1pm. - compares favourably with Bohemian Rhapsody. I liked it a lot.” Allan. Rafﬂ es Wed & Fri, Membership draw Mon, Wed, Fri. ROCKETMAN M Bomber Command Restaurant THU & FRI 5:20 & 7:40, Les Marston Catering. SAT & SUN 5:15 & 7:45, MON 3:25 & 5:55, WED 5:20 & 7:40 Lunch Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 12noon to 2pm. It’s a story about love, fellowship Dinner Wed to Mon from 5pm. and loss, a beautiful moving film, gentle, honest and touching. Restaurant Closed Tuesdays. A very enjoyable movie with an appealing cast and a lot of heart. TOLKIEN M It’s magical and feel-good. FRI 10:00, SAT & SUN 2:25 The best rom-com since 381 Alexandra Street - 871 3707 “Crazy Rich Asians”. A Phoenix will rise, the X-Men will fall. TOP END WEDDING M Sophie (GOT) Turner, Jennifer (Hunger Courtesy van ext push 4 free call THU 5:45, FRI 10:10 & 5:45, Games) Lawrence and James McAvoy star. Wed to Mon from 4pm • MEMBER OF CLUBSNZ & RNZRSA SAT & SUN 12:25 & 5:30, DARK PHOENIX Entry restricted to Members, Invited Guests and members of afﬁ liated Clubs MON 11:00 & 3:40, WED 10:20 & 5:45 STARTS NEXT WEEK WEBSITE: teawamutursa.co.nz MORNING SESSIONS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY WITH ESPECIALLY SELECTED FILMS ljhooker.co.nz

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