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Fieldays. of the songs co-written by the brothers - and it and Rosetown Print and Te Awamutu Courier The first buyer started the queue at about It will be held on Tuesday, was actually more than 400 tickets sold on provided publicity and posters. 7.50am and by opening time at 9am there was June 10 from 1pm at Selwyn Friday (the Gracelands charity concert is Backstage Pass worked with TicketDirect a reasonable line. Park. configured for almost 500 seats). to ticket the show and are very pleased with That didn’t let up until about 10am and the The annual event, which Backstage Pass promoters Dean and the system and their help to bring sales to Te last three or four customers in line raises funds for Te Awamutu Robyn Taylor say the sales exceeded expec- Awamutu. unfortunately missed out. Christmas Committee, sees tations. TicketDirect worked alongside Te Awa- Fans were still coming into the office ‘We were was hoping to sell out in a day,’’ mutu Visitor i-SITE Centre to set up a real throughout the day and leaving disappointed. ticket holders hoping the cow says Mr Taylor. ‘‘Selling out in a little over an time on-line sales system and the staff and The Te Awamutu office put through 214 will choose their numbered hour was very exciting.’’ volunteers ran the sales as a donation to the tickets, taking over $22,000. square to do a cowpat on. It is Gracelands will benefit entirely from the fundraiser. TicketDirect acknowledged the partner- normally held in December. proceeds of the concert — a major boost for i-SITE manager Lynne Fenwick says the ship selling was a success for them also and This year’s major prize is their fundraising effort for a new service centre was pleased to be able to contribute were pleased to be involved in such a $500 of travel, generously centre in Teasdale Street. and to try the TicketDirect system. successful promotion. sponsored by Te Awamutu Flight Centre. Tickets are available at Te Awamutu Information Centre in Gorst Avenue and only 400 will To Makiungu with love from Marayke be sold. Te Awamutu Wheelchair BY CATHY ASPLIN returned to New Zealand when Marayke was six New Wheelchair When Marayke Bouma months old, but she is well was born at Makiungu Hos- aware of where she was Wagon arrives pital in Tanzania the power born and the vast difference went out. in her lifestyle to that of This normally wouldn’t other children born in Wagon Trust’s new Ford have been a problem, but Tanzania. Transit has arrived at Fairview the back up generator had To celebrate turning 10, Motors. been stolen, so Marayke Marayke and her family are Tomorrow it will be sent to was born by torch light. again helping raise funds Vehicle Adaption Services at Her Kiwi parents for the Makiungu hospital Matangi to have the hoist and Monique and David Bouma in rural Singida, Tanzania. straps fitted. were in Tanzania at the Mrs Bouma says they are The new Wheelchair Wagon time working for the British recognising the fact that will provide an extra level of charity ‘Health Projects Marayke has had a comfort- comfort for its wheelchair Aboard’. able life with access to good bound passengers. It has more ‘‘Tanzania is rated as the levels of healthcare and space all round, making it third poorest country in the schooling, fresh food and easier to fit a fifth wheelchair world and we were water etc. into, and provides better front employed to help in rural ‘‘That’s certainly not the and side vision through larger areas - assisting the vil- case in Tanzania, so we windows. The sliding doors on lagers to develop schools, decided to see if there was wells, healthcare or what- something else we could do each side will facilitate better ever they required.’’ for the hospital where loading and unloading for When Marayke’s grand- Marayke was born. passengers. mothers heard about the ‘‘We had thought of buy- Fundraising is ongoing and circumstances in which she ing a foetal heartrate moni- donations can be sent to was born they decided to tor, as there wasn’t one secretary-treasurer Eileen fundraise enough to buy a when Marayke was born, TC190508CA02 Murray at 216 Bridgman Road, generator for the hospital. but they do have one now, NGAHINAPOURI pupil Marayke Bouma selling organic kiwifruit to help the hospital Te Awamutu or phone her at Mrs Bouma says the Te so they suggested an oxygen in Tanzania where she was born. 870 3136 for more details. Awamutu community was concentrator for newborns very supportive and they instead.’’ children have also been ily project there as well.’’ garage sale, but would be managed to raise the $1800 Marayke and her family donating their Mrs Bouma says once delighted to receive further Feedback fine required, much to the have been selling organic pocketmoney each week. again the local community donations from the public.’’ delight of the hospital staff. kiwifruit from their ‘‘It’s good for the chil- has been very supportive of The Boumas have more To provide feedback on the ‘‘The power supply is Ngahinapouri farm to dren to learn to help others their fundraising project. kiwifruit to sell, with all the new look Courier email certainly better there now, friends, relatives, school and we hope to return to ‘‘So far we have raised proceeds going to the grant.johnston@teawamutuco- but they still use that gen- families etc. Tanzania one day so that around $1000 which is about Makiungu Hospital. If you urier.co.nz erator that Te Awamutu Marayke has been sell- Marayke can see where she half of what is required. would like to buy some or people helped buy.’’ ing it after school from the was born. Perhaps we may ‘‘We’re got a few other provide a donation, contact The Bouma family nearby park and the Bouma be able to undertake a fam- ideas as well, such as a the family (ph 07 825 2844).

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Jan Cullen is one of those remarkable people who would probably still turn up to do her job whether she was paid or not - she just loves it. She is into her second term as principal at Pirongia School and is relishing the role. Mrs Cullen and her husband Ray moved to Pirongia in 1974 and bought their first farm on Mangauika Road two years later. They still live on Mangauika Road - in a new house across the road from their former farm. She served her first year teaching at Te Awamutu Primary and the following year began an association with Pirongia School. She took time off to help with the dairy farm, raspberries and kiwifruit and raise the couple’s three children, but returned to teaching at Pirongia in 1991, initially as a reliever. Mrs Cullen filled a variety of teaching roles including specials needs, Reading Recovery and class teacher from 1995-1999, when she added the responsibilities of deputy principal to her ongoing role as classroom teacher in the senior school. She was deputy principal until 2005, after which she took leave to accept a position that had been offered to her as Primary Schools’ numeracy adviser with School Support Services. The role offered enjoyable fresh challenges and Mrs Cullen resigned from Pirongia School to carry on with the advisory in 2007. When Pirongia School principal Kevin Cronin won a new position at Huapai late last year, Mrs Cullen applied for the role. Her successful candidacy was greeted with collective joy in Pirongia. Mrs Cullen had won a well deserved reputation as an outstanding teacher and leader - she is known for her thorough knowledge and understanding of the curriculum and of pupils’ learning and development needs, and for her positivity. TC150508GJ02 For her part, she says she is ‘‘loving being back as JAN CULLEN is rapt to be back at Pirongia School - ‘‘an extremely rewarding place for staff’’. principal’’ enjoying the new challenges the position brings. ‘‘Pirongia School is blessed with great students, great parents and great staff. I feel very fortunate to be here.’’ Maori King visiting Waikato University during Waka Week Mrs Cullen says along with the mountain, many things make Pirongia special - the farmland, trees, the Waipa River King Tuheitia will spend Thursday The Maori King will be welcomed with Dame Te Atairangikaahu, was the and streams and the area’s rich history. morning as a guest of the University of a powhiri at the library. patron and caretaker of the works of Pei ‘‘It has been a great area to farm in and to bring up our Waikato, taking part in Waka Week. The university has also organised a Te Huirnui Jones which is housed in family. There are so many organisations, and activities in Waka Week 2008 celebrates private tour of the library’s New Zea- the Mahi Mareikura Room in the the village because the people who live here make things Kingitanga, in recognition of 150 years land Collection and Mahi Mareikura university library. happen. of the movement. Room for King Tuheitiae. The tour will There will be oral presentations ‘‘The community have always supported the school University of Waikato Library will highlight some special items of interest from Tame Pokaia from the office of strongly. They really value education and as a staff we showcase resources pertaining to to Tainui such as the official apology Kingi Tuheitia; Rahui Papa, manager of appreciate their involvement and commitment to the Kingitanga, culminating in a morning from the Crown regarding the Waikato the 150th Celebrations Committee; and school. It is a well resourced school due to the work of past of presentations about the origins, Raupatu settlement in 1995. King Tom Roa from the university’s School principals, PTAs and Boards of Trustees.’’ history, and future of the movement. Tuheitia’s mother, the late Te Arikinui of Maori and Pacific Development.

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The villa built in Te Rahu Road by Te Awamutu years before becoming part of the Wilson and Horton Courier founder A.G. Warburton has been creating a Group, then APN. Until last month on the retirement bit of interest while being marketed by First of John Warburton, the founding family was National. continuously involved in the business. 9 MCCLINTOCK STREET, PIRONGIA The family homestead has been kept in relatively A.G.’s son George was company manager follow- Phone (07) 872 8007 - Mobile 027 206 6366 original condition. Interest in the tender for the villa ing his father, then John. A fourth generation was 141TC-6222498AA closed yesterday. briefly represented when commercial printing was 141TC-6222655AA It is believed to be about the same age as the part of the operation. newspaper — approaching 100 — so Mr Warburton When a new road was built off Te Rahu Road it Ex-Demo Snr must have been quite busy at the time. was named Warburton Crescent after the family, Originally the Waipa Post, the Te Awamutu and the villa’s entrance and address was also Courier stayed in private ownership for about 80 changed. 2007 Honda Outing the gambling monster Jazz The hidden problem of gam- adults had not touched a pokie for people who gamble on the bling harm is gradually being machine in the last year, 5% once pokies regularly. hauled out into the open and a month and only 3% had used The machines are placed exposed to the disinfectant of them once a week or more. disproportionately in low income public scrutiny. The 3-5% of regular users are areas which results in low income Recent research shows most either problem gamblers or at families bearing the immediate New Zealanders believe gambling risk of becoming so. They also brunt of harm they do. is an issue that needs to be contribute most of the losses. While the community as a addressed so it is timely for each The Problem Gambling Foun- whole may appear to benefit from community to take stock of gam- dation says pokie machines are funding grants from pokie trusts, bling harm occurring locally. responsible for around 90% of it is the poor that are putting up New Zealanders lost over $2 problem gambling. the money. INGHAM billion on gambling last year. Just The Foundation says pokies The Problem Gambling Foun- 1.3 manual, a/c, under half of this ($1.3 billion) was are designed to put gamblers into dation says it is not all bad news. Te Awamutu LMVD ABS, CD player, on pokie machines. a trance which impairs their Treatment does work and if Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, spacious, In the year to April $9,115,059 ability to make good decisions, people seek help they can get their Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 was lost on pokies in the Waipa including when to stop and how lives back on track. economical, low kms District Council area, or $214 for much they can afford to lose. They urge anyone with prob- TREVOR HOSE - 021 298 4271 every resident. Research has shown that gam- lems to contact them on 0800 NO a/h 07 872 1770 The survey showed 81% of bling harm is a normal outcome GAMBLE (0800 664 262). OWEN RUTLAND - 021 134 0810 $18,990 BETTA Cooking

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PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY PELE LOLESI PHOTOGRAPHY FIRSTBORN for Kelly and Courtney Quinn is Neve Talia. She NARDENE Berry and Bevan Galbraith welcome Emerson Ivan, a weighed 3990g at birth at Waikato Women’s Hospital. brother for Rosalind. He was born at home weighing 3020g. SunSmart funds, awareness raised

The inaugural Dulux SLIP year, Dulux donated money raised $85,683 and Dulux dis- to increase sun safe awareness SLOP SLAP campaign held from all sales of exterior paint, tributed nearly 2000 litres of and action among painters, this summer with the Cancer Dulux Weathershield, to the free sunscreen. builders, road crews, gar- Society of New Zealand raised Cancer Society plus provided The money will go back to deners and other outside $85,863 towards promoting sun protection giveaways and helping the same trade cus- workers because they have awareness and SunSmart information to customers and tomers via an outdoor (especially those with fair behaviour of skin cancer in staff. workers programme being skin) a higher than average 336 ALEXANDRA STREET outdoor workers. Thanks to trade customers launched by the Cancer risk of non melanoma skin PHONE 871 5151 • FAX 871 3697 141TC-6230128AA During December 2007 and and DIYers buying 1.2 million Society later this year. The cancers because of cumulative January and February this litres of paint, the campaign programmes main aim will be exposure to UVR. MAY SPECIALS 141TC-6230061AA FROM TE AWAMUTU MITSUBISHI

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141TC-6224193AA 7 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008 MADNE SS WHAT’S HOT IN TA 141TC-6226239AA Spend $40 on bird accessories Do you want to keep your and get 20% off any birds in store family warm this winter? excluding cockatoo and birds on special 30% off selected display cages 30% off selected products in store Nature’s Menu - buy 1 get 1 FREE FIRE WOOD of same value 30% off all Dingos, Freshies FOR SALE and JerHigh while stocks last • Dry - shed stored • Excellent mixture • $180 per truck load (2m3+) Alexandra Street • Ph 870 1090 OPEN 7 days Mon-Fri 9am-5pm ORDER NOW Sat-Sun 10am-2pm PHONE 871 3838 (EVENINGS ONLY) 141TC-6226518AA 1994 Ford Econovan Camper

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Brad Johanson wanted to give his customers ‘royal’ service so he has named his new business ‘King Cooling and Heat Pumps Limited’. ‘‘I wanted to make it obvious that I provide a quality, personalised service and help customers get what they need for their heating or cooling requirements. ‘‘I think it’s important for them to only pay for what they need - not find out too late that the system they have purchased isn’t the right one for their situation.’’ Mr Johanson installs and services farm and commercial refrigeration, domestic and commercial air TC200508CA01 conditioning, heat KING Cooling and Heat Pumps’ Brad Johanson gets a helping hand from pumps and heat trans- his fiance´e Jaime Bright (left) as he services air conditioning units. fer systems. ‘‘I can help supply zens. ‘‘I am trade qualified 2006). suitable units or am ‘‘I also have a 24/7 as a refrigeration King Cooling and happy to install for emergency service for engineer and electrical Heat Pumps Limited people who have breakdowns.’’ service technician.’’ covers the Waipa- King already purchased Mr Johanson has a He will also be famil- Country area and Mr them. background in building iar to local people for Johanson works flex- ‘‘For businesses it’s (10 years experience, his exploits as a rugby ible hours to suit vital to have the right with five years running player, boxer and clients. 141TC-6222439AA air conditioning or his own business) kickboxer (bringing a He can be contacted heating system - many which is valuable when world title kickboxing for further details on people work in build- it comes to installation bout to his hometown of 021 858 271 or freephone ings with no opening work. Te Awamutu in August 0800 654 002. windows. ‘‘Having the right air makes a significant Free kauri, kowhai trees for local kids difference to their work environment and is bet- Masons Garden Centre is celebrat- Vouchers will be given to families ter for their health. ing it’s 75th year by giving local who have photos taken at Matariki ‘‘I provide servicing babies a birthday present. Maternity Unit. Families that appear of units, with a special Every newborn that appears on the on the baby page, but have not had deal on servicing heat Te Awamutu Courier baby page is their baby delivered at Matariki, pumps/air condition- eligible to receive a baby kauri or simply need to cut out the photo from ing units for senior citi- kowhai tree to celebrate the event. the Courier and take it into Masons.

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DANTE Ace Heating Services for standard installation (in a single story dwelling) includes the following:* 18KW - The beauti- • Firenzo home-heater woodfire fully curved lines and • Standard 150mm diameter flue kit European inspired • Standard roof flashing (normal flat or single apex roof) design make it com- • Standard tile hearth (to regulation size for permit ) patible with a myriad • Flue heat reflector - to allow fitting close to walls of interior schemes • Pre-installation site visit and particularly striking • Preparation of Council Building Consents amongst modern fit- (permit cost not included) ments. • Installation by registered member of "Home Heating Fire only $2175 Assoc" to Council requirements (within 25km of our store) Please Note: non-standard multi-level dwellings Fire + Ace Service $3729 Installed* will be quoted separately. *ACE HEATING SERVICES With our Ace Heating Service, purchasing your new fire is simple. We will take care of all the background work, including coordinating the Building Consent process with your installation. All you need to do is provide us with your necessary details and information from the Home Heating Installation Checklist, which can be found instore. Finance Available to Approved Purchasers. In Built and Other Models Available Instore

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The cold of winter is here, and the heating appliances have no doubt been dug out of the basement or spare room and plugged in or fi red up. Wood has been collected and stored, and the fi re has probably been lit once or twice - the evenings and early mornings have been pretty chilly a couple of times already. However, it’s not simply a case of starting up where things left off at the end of last winter. Winter is the most dangerous time of the year for fi res in the home, not least because many people don’t take fi re safety issues as seriously as they should. Winter’s onset means an increase in the use of heating appliances, solid fuel and gas burning fi res and electric blankets. The colder weather means fi res will be used extensively over the next few months - and with their use, there is an increased the likelihood of fi res in the home. This increase comes for a number of reasons, but knowing a few simple preventative strategies when using heating appliances can signifi cantly lower the number of fi res caused by their misuse or carelessness. One of the major dangers comes from heat sources and combustible materials being in close proximity. Heaters should be at least a metre from curtains, bedclothes, furniture or drying washing. Heating equipment should always be installed by qualifi ed trades people and regularly maintained in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. Open fi res should always have a fi re screen in front of them, to keep children away and prevent sparks from landing on a the carpet or hearth rug. Even with a guard, children should not be left unsupervised in the vicinity of open fi res or heaters. Ashes should be allowed to cool before being placed in a metal container outside the house. All fl ames and embers should be extinguished before leaving the house or going to bed and the fl ue or chimney should be cleaned at least once a year to prevent the build up of fl ammable material. When refuelling kerosene heaters, only kerosene should be used and refuelling should only be done in a well ventilated area. Flammable liquids, including petrol, methylated spirits or solvents should not be used around heaters or any naked fl ame. Prevention is a fi rst line of defence against fi re, but these precautions, however vigilantly they are observed, do preclude the necessity to install suitable and suffi cient fi re detection devices. A smoke alarm should be installed in each bedroom and living area, as well as the kitchen, and on each level of the home. Special devices may be required in the kitchen area. Alarms should be tested every month, the batteries changed at least once a year and alarms gently dusted with a brush every six months. Whilst smoke alarms are an essential tool in early detection of fi re, they are only effective if a full

141TC-6227110AA evacuation of the house is achieved quickly and safely. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008 13 WOOD FIRES LE 2000 The LE2000 efficiently heats small to medium sized areas. Optional fan can also dramatically increase the circulation of heat in your home. Detachable ash shelf is a standard feature. Heating homes effi ciently Est. Peak Output 16kW. Cast Iron Fire Box. FIRE ONLY $1849 About a third of your FIRE + ACE SERVICE $3469 INSTALLED* household energy goes on home heating. *ACE HEATING SERVICES Energy-efficient heat- With our Ace Heating Service, purchasing your new fire is simple. We will take care of all the ing systems can use less background work, including coordinating the Building Consent process with your installation. energy, save money and Finance Available to Approved Purchasers. Other Models Available Instore help the environment by reducing greenhouse- gas emissions. 494 Sloane St, Te Awamutu This means more Phone 07 871 6134 than just having a good STIHL SHOP ™ heater - it’s about having Ace Lawnmowers www.stihlshop.co.nz a well-insulated house 141TC-6227249AA and choosing to use your heating efficiently. Various heating options are available. Knowing what you want from heating will help you make better choices about how you can get the best energy efficiency and value for money. ● How big is the area you want to heat? It is important to match size of the heater to the space you are heating? This will depend on room dimensions, insulation, window size and whether they are double-glazed or covered, and how cold it is where you live. You can calculate what capacity of heater you’ll need for your room at www.consumer.org.nz ● When and how often do you want to OPEN fi res are always attractive, but they are one of the least effi cient heat each space? Do ways to heat your home. you want instant heat, such as a heat pump You could save an extra Wood-pellet burners: and will help reduce your will provide, or can you $150 a year on your Wood-pellet burners are energy bills. wait for an appliance power bill by choosing the most environmentally Unflued gas heaters, a heat pump with the friendly way of heating to heat the room? including portable LPG Energy Star mark, which - the pellets are made heaters, have no vent or Consider overall cost: shows it is one of the from waste products and what an appliance will chimney, which presents most efficient. burn cleanly. potential serious risks to cost to run and install, WOODBURNERS ELECTRIC HEATERS connection fees and on- your health. Modern woodburners These include radi- Your room must be going line charges, as produce little air pollu- ant, fan, convection and well as what it costs to well-ventilated if you use tion and average 75% night-store heaters and one of these. buy. efficiency. underfloor heating. HEAT PUMPS CENTRAL HEATING Compare this to the Each distributes heat This heats water or air Heat pumps are the 10% efficiency of open differently. Portable elec- which is then used to most efficient way to use fires and 45% for basic tric heaters can be a electricity to heat your woodburners such as good option if you want heat the entire house. For air, the systems use home. pot-belly stoves - and to provided directed (Plus installation costs) Some are more effi- a series of ducts in each

both produce significant warmth for a person or 141TC-6227835AA cient than others and the air pollution. heat a single room for a room, and for water they differences in running Always get the council’s shorter period. can use either radiators costs and performance approval for installation. GAS HEATERS in each room or pipes can be significant. Most woodburn- These include flued built into the floors. It’s important to get ers generate too much gas heaters, unflued gas Central heating sys- a heat pump that is heat for one room, so heaters and portable LPG tems can have the heat matched to the size of it makes sense to use heaters. Condensing gas supplied by natural gas the area in your house a fan and ducting sys- heaters are more efficient or wood pellet fuelled that it will heat. tem to heat other rooms. than normal gas heaters boilers, or heat pumps.

REFRIGERATION SERVICES LTD Your locally owned and operated air conditioning specialist for 26 years “We service what we sell” CHECK OUT OUR SHOWROOM DISPLAY 0800 725 892 PHONE 871 6793 166 CAMBRIDGE ROAD TE AWAMUTU AUTHORISED MITSUBISHI DEALERS AND HEAT PUMP INSTALLERS 141TC-6227170AA 14 EAAUUCUIR USA,MY2,2008 20, MAY TUESDAY, COURIER, AWAMUTU TE PRE-WINTER SPECIALS (CONVECTION) MULTI-FUEL HESTIA $2,795 MILANO $3,299 160 OSBURN 160 $3,549 AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY $1,929 $2,399 $2,399 • Natural Wood Flame • ECan clean air approved • Low emission • Digital controlwithtimer•AutomaticignitionHeatsup • NaturalWood cleanairapproved•LowemissionDigital Flame•ECan o one oto ae ihLD•Lwmitnne•Fl arny•Gilfnse:gl/lc/hoe•Wtbc option back Wet • gold/black/chrome finished: Grill • warranty Full • maintenance Low • LCD with panel control mounted Top • Top •LowmaintenanceFull mounted controlpanelwithLCD warranty•Grillfinished:gold/black/chromeWet backoptio ✔ Hot watercylinderandgashot waterconversions * A KG INCLUDES: PACKAGE INCLUDES: ✔ Wetback heatingoptionsavailable ✔ Full fire installation service Full fireinstallation $3,499 (CONVECTION) AIR AIR CLEAN ATLANTA $3,999 GRANDVIEW AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY $2,549 AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY $2,999 $4,750 FIRE PELLET NEW PELLET FIRE AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY $3,699 HN:805020 870 5020 870 PHONE: PHONE: IE LEKT LESIL,HEARTH SHIELD, FLUE KIT, FLUE S FLUE KIT, FLUE FIRE, PNSTRA 9-12 SATURDAY SATURDAYOPEN 9-12 r00 PRATTS PRATTS 0800 0800 or or 0 OH STREET STREET ROCHE ROCHE 100 100 EAWAMUTU AWAMUTU TE TE HIELD, HEARTH RURAL TUSCANY $2,559 PICCOLO $2,629 $3,199 (RADIANT) AIR AIR CLEAN KRONOS IEONLY FIRE ONLY AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* $1,769 $1,689 AKG PRICE* PACKAGE PRICE* ONLY FIRE ONLY $2,299 to 200m 2 n

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174 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU PHONE 871 7191 141TC-6227154AA 16 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008 Bruce Reihana good enough for ABs still Father and son played on Twickenham

By COLIN THORSEN Launceston 81-0 in the Sports Club. final game at their Evaan then moved to Bruce Reihana is Franklin’s Gardens for- England to live with his still good enough to be tress. father in December an All Black if the New Reihana scored four 2006. Zealand Rugby Union tries (taking his He received a relaxes its ruling on season’s tally to 28) and mighty welcome to his overseas players. contributed 32 points in new primary school - The 32-year-old is all. everyone wanted to see being hailed as ‘The He also captained ‘mini Bruce’. Man’ after captaining the Saints to victory in Young Reihana is the Northampton the National Trophy, now at Northampton Saints to an unprece- ironically beating the School for Boys. dented unbeaten league Exeter Chiefs (Reihana His grandmother, and cup season. being an ex Waikato Nicole Reihana of Te The Saints took out BOP Chiefs player) in Awamutu says they are the 2007-08 National the final on the hal- very passionate about League One title with a lowed turf of their sports and their TC160508SP11 35-match winning Twickenham on April education. BRUCE REIHANA and son Evaan lead the ‘Saints’ out onto Twickenham. record, thumping 12. Reihana’s year was It was a momentous capped by being named occasion for the former Northampton Saints All Black - captaining club’s player of the year the Saints and getting and supporter’s player to run out of the tunnel of the year. Just like he with his son Evaan was at Rugby Park in (12), as the club mascot. Hamilton, he is one of It was not the first Franklin’s Gardens fav- time Evaan had been to ourite sons. one of the most famous The shouts of rugby grounds in the ‘‘Bruce, Bruce, Bruce,’’ world. are now part and parcel Two months earlier, of the experience at he had scored the win- home games and befits ning try for his school a player who always team in their league gives his all when he final played at pulls on the black, Twickenham. green and gold jersey - During this last not too dissimilar to his game, he had the mis- former beloved Te Awa- fortune to break his mutu Sports club jer- collarbone. sey. Evaan was brought Reihana endeared up in Te Awamutu himself even more to with his mother Edith the Saints’ supporters Yates. by signing a two-year He went to contract extension that Parawera School will keep him at Frank- where he started his lin’s Gardens until at rugby with his cousins. least 2010 - but let’s He played rugby and hope we see him in touch for Te Awamutu black again before then. Nicholson primed for Olympics

Andrew Nicholson strengthened his case for a spot in the New Zealand team for the Beijing Olympics with fourth placing at the Saumur horse trials in France. Nicholson, one of Kihikihi’s favourite sons now based in England, said he was ‘‘very pleased’’ with the performance of his eight-year-old gelding Nereo, who was competing at his first three-star event. ‘‘He’s young to be competing at this level but he’s very consistent. He’s always gone very well,’’ Nicholson said. That consistency showed in the pair’s relatively high placing of 16th after the dressage and their move up to sixth at the end of the crosscountry. Nicholson (46) had an even better crosscountry ride on his other eight-year-old gelding, Epic, with the pair clocking the fastest round to push them from 17th to third place. But the horse had to be withdrawn after that stage due to an injury. Nicholson was backing up two top-10 finishes at the Chatsworth international horse trials in England. He finished ninth on Ginger May Killinghurst in the prestigious World Cup quali- fier class, and won the advanced class of the competition on her half-brother and Olympic short listed horse Lord Killinghurst. The latter was not entered in the top competition, as Nicholson is keeping the 17-year-old gelding’s competition relatively low key with the build-up to the August games in mind. He did not fully push Ginger May Killinghurst either, so was happy with the 13-year-old mares performance at the same event the pair won last year. ‘‘She had two jumps down which we could have done without but that’s her weakest phase and she did a good dressage and a good crosscountry, so I’m happy.’’ Double Olympic gold medallist Mark Todd put himself formally in the running for a record sixth Olympics as part of a strong New Zealand performance at the Saumur horse trials at the weekend. The 52-year-old finished sixth on his 10-year-old gelding Gandalf, gaining the crucial second Olympic qualifying score they needed to be considered for selection in the New Zealand squad 141TC-6222508AA to be named next month. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008 17 Hot Tech run riot Speedway aids SPORTS DRAW against Sports worthy cause For Weekend May 24 McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway finished their Ecolab Te Awamutu season in style with some close racing on a super Sports were no match drive track. NETBALL for a Fraser Tech team The day was all about raising funds for Motor DRAW FOR SATURDAY 24 MAY loaded with Waikato Neuron. representative players, Greg Maxted reports that, while final figures being outgunned 67-3. have not been tallied, the society believe a good 9:00 Pirongia Sincerity v TAS Fluros; TAI Demons v TAI The win has ensured amount was raised. Force; Tigers Royale v Pirongia Old Girls; TAC Senior C Tech retain the Ron The Sprintcars made their first appearance v TAS Originalz; Pirongia AMP v TAC 10A; TAI Stormers Crawford Memorial since 2003. Trophy with a week still The sight of these 800 horsepower beasts v TAPS Pinkies to go in Waikato charging round Kihikihi was spectacular. 9:50 TAS Misﬁ ts v TAS Paul Kay Dental; St Pats Force premier club rugby’s Colin Entwisle (8M) appeared the most dialled in v Pirongia Troopers; Sacred Heart v TAI M&Ms; Redoubt preliminary round. to the track, resulting in an emphatic heat two Te Awamutu Sports victory. Nodoubt v Pirongia RD1; Pekerau Mustangs v St Pats were just one of the Bob Corscadden (37M) smashed his Sprintcar Diamonds teams to get well beaten into the town bend wall severely damaging the front 10:40 TAC 9A v Shiloh; TAC 10B v Comrades on a day of mostly high end of his car. Juniors; RSN ICB v COGS Inzone; St Pats Magic v scoring, one-sided The Saloons fronted with a dozen cars including results. current 3NZ Steve Williams and young female Korakonui Cougars; TAS Guthrie Bowron v TAS Corboy Hamilton Marist pro- sensation 75M Michelle Wymer. Earthmovers; Pirongia Strikers v TAI Flames duced the biggest score, Local 77K Ross Cresswell was right on the pace, 11:30 TAS Socialites v TAC ESO Barbies; Pekerau thrashing bottom-of-the- hunting down Stratford’s 24S Dave Hinton to take table Te Rapa 106-0. the opening heat. Jaguars v St Pats Flames; TAI OG’s v TAS Barbies; St Peter Bain reports The two remaining heats were won by Williams. Pats Flyers v Pirongia Flyers that Sports were forced His heat two win featured a classy outside pass 12:20 COGS Fusion v TAS Fernz; Pirongia FIL v TAS to defend right from the on 51R Debbie Service, who had lead from the early Spartanz; Ace’s Angels v TAC Senior B; TAS Galz v TAS first whistle in Hamil- stages of the race. ton. The quality eight-strong midget field included TNT; Comrades Social v AI Swat; TAPS Mini Magic v Constant pressure by four national champions. Korakonui Ferns the home team was HAPPIER TIMES: Tim Bird, knocked out in game Heat races went to 13A Brad Mosen and 33A 1:10 The Realist v TAS Top Heavy; Pirongia Stormers rewarded with a try against Fraser Tech on Saturday, pictured Graham Standring but the all important 15 lap final before Sports were able playing against University earlier in the season. turned out to be real nail bitter. 12A Carl Worboys v TAI Mini Marshmallows; TAI Soldiers v Paterangi to gain some possession appeared to be coasting to a comfortable victory, Comrades; TAC Team Kool v TAC 9B; Pokuru Hotshots v and force Tech to do An injury to wing missed tackles took only to see a late charging 13A Brad Mosen fully TAS Tweenies some defending - result- Tim Bird, who copped their toll. extend him. 2:00 Te Taumata Ki Parawera v TAS Pulse; TAI ing in their only points an accidental knee to The Sports front Mosen made a last corner burst round the for the game courtesy of the head, held up play rowers worked outside, taking the lead but Worboys pipped him Mauriora v TAS Hotchocs; PGF v TAS Kelly & Bryant; a penalty to first-five for several minutes, giv- tirelessly and flanker over the line. Marist v TAC 9C; TAS Gyde Wansbone v RSN Fairview Waylon Tangohau. ing Tech a chance to re- Jono Armstrong did his There was a surprise appearance by 85H Jared Windows & Doors; TAPS Groovy Chicks v TAPS Little Tech ran in a further group. reputation no harm Wade in his Superstock tank. The racing was not Devils three converted tries After the restart, it with another quality total destruction but their was plenty of hitting. and a penalty to finish was all one-way traffic performance in a beaten Kihikihi’s very own 98K Brad Ridland proved EXECUTIVE ON DUTY: Sandy Cassells; Control the first half with a 29-3 with Tech running in a team. too good for the visitors with wins in heats one and Room: Pirongia Meateaters; B Duty: TAS Misﬁ ts C Duty: lead. further six tries over a Mid-fielder Mark three, while 449R Aidan McPherson claimed the Pirongia Strikers. TAI Devils have a BYE Sports enjoyed their tired looking Sports Murray looked danger- remaining win. best period of play early team. ous with the few oppor- The Production Saloons completed the pro- in the second half. For Sports tried hard all tunities he received. gramme, with 23K Russell Hayes, 65H Daniel Future Ferns 20 minutes they game but were always Sports’ next match is Bennett and 46K Edwin Wolffenbuttel the winners. Pekerau Tigers v Arohena Ladybugs; Pokuru attacked, forcing the playing catch-up rugby. against Otorohanga at Ryan Johnson 88K was the centre of attention 9:50 opposition into mis- They conceded too Albert Park, 2.30pm Sat- when he went airborne after slamming his car into Perfects v Paterangi Panthers takes. many turnovers and urday. the Rodeo wall. 10:40 Pekerau Sharks v TAPS Top Ten; Pokuru Mini Magics v St Pats Mini Magic 11:30 St Pats Stars v St Pats Dolphins; TAPS Brats v Korakonui Bratz 12:20 Pekerau Cheetahs v Puahue; Pokuru Superstars v Pukeatua 1:10 Kihikihi Primary v Pirongia Stars; Pirongia Sparklers v TAPS Silver Ferns 2:00 St Pats Little Chiefs v TAPS Stars Amazing Autumn Deals JUNIOR RUGBY Husqvarna The Tough Farmer Husqvarna SATURDAY 24 MAY 2008 7th Grade 1842T Power Pack CTH1736 TAS Tigers v Pir Speedstars, Albert Pk 5 11am; TAS Lions v OH Yellow, Albert Pk 6 10am; TAS Cats v OH Black, Albert Pk 5 10am; TAS Bears v T.A Marist, Albert Pk 6 11am; Kihikihi v Pir Black, Kihikihi 1A 11am; Korakonui v Pir White, Korakonui 1B 11am.

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COG’S 1 maintained their impressive start to the season sweeping aside 81-37 at the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre. Jennifer Weal Book NOW for reports that tight defensive work by goal- Efﬂ uent Ponds keep Vanessa Chatfield and equally impressive work by her elder sister Kylie Chatfield at the opposite end of the court saw COG’s 1 leading 16-6 nearing quarter time. An impressive spurt by TAS Ecolab late in the quarter saw them close the gap to 19-12 after 15 minutes. Both teams made personell changes but it was TAS Ecolab that came out fighting, claiming some early breaks to shorten COG’s lead to 22-19 mid- way through the second 20 TONNE EXCAVATORS - UP TO 20M REACH quarter. COG’s 1 then 12 TONNE EXCAVATORS - UP TO 10M REACH regained their com- posure and control of the game. The mid court pulled • Digger Hire off some outstanding intercepts and their • Effluent Ponds constant one-on-one TC200508CT02 defensive tactics HAVING A BALL: D Reserve grade action from the game between TAS • Earthmoving resulted in a 12 goal Hotchocs and St Pat’s Flames (yellow tops). streak, stretching their • Farm Works lead to 33-19. again, showing the skill tionally skilful goals. had too much experi- At half time, COG’s 1 and confidence that Numerous mid court ence. • Wet Lands had firm control lead- they have been demon- turnovers had COG’s 1 Other results from ing 38 - 21. strating all season - leading 66 - 25 going the third week of the • Ponds Further changes by extending their lead to into the last quarter. premier promotion- both teams, mainly in 46 - 21. Stephanie Clarke With both teams still relegation round • Lakes the defensive circles, had an outstanding trying out new com- include Bailey Ingham meant that both teams game at goal-attack, binations, the last quar- beating TAC Senior A took the first few creating fantastic ter was a somewhat 48-41, RSN Henry minutes of the third opportunities for not messy affair. Morgan Builders down- 0800 686 294 quarter to settle. only herself but also TAS Ecolab’s mid ing COG’s Pulse 67-36 COG’s 1 soon took her shooting partners court worked hard but and Pirongia pipping Email: [email protected] - Web: www.numax.co.nz control of the court to score some excep- COG’s 1 attacking third Tigers 48 to 47. 141TC-6222454AA

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Lauren Ashley was the sole Te Awa- sporting commitments. duathlon, athletics and equestrian, mutu College representative at the North At a recent gathering, a friend of the Lauren was proud to represent Te Awa- Island Inter-Secondary School Dressage family, Elizabeth Lee, suggested she enter mutu College in her last year in this Championships held at St Peter’s in the schools’ dressage competition. equestrian event and stoked to have done Cambridge. She offered her own 12-year-old horse so well. The 17-year-old did her school proud, Silver (aka Deo Juvante) for Lauren to placing ninth in the first of two events she ride and gave her a couple of coaching enetred and fifth in the more challenging sessions during the week. Lauren then second test. felt comfortable riding him in a dressage Junior Soccer Both classes had 22 riders in total. arena. 7th grade: Little Macs 4, Ngahinapouri 1; It was an excellent achievement, par- As Lauren no longer had any riding Mini Macs 2, Glenview United 1. ticularly in the excitement and busy gear, Elizabeth’s daughter Trisha Lee (a 8th grade: Pirongia 0, Hukanui- environment of such a large event, riding competitive equestrian rider) loaned her Rototuna 1. a borrowed horse. helmet, jodhpurs, and boots. Elizabeth 9th grade: Cougars 6, Ngahinapouri 4; Over 200 riders, ponies and horses took a day away from her law studies at Baracudas 0, St Peter Chanel 7; Panthers from the far north to Wellington repre- Waikato University to drive Lauren and 11, Glenview 2. sented their schools . Silver to St Peter’s in her truck and spent 10th grade: Terriors 2, Hukanui- Fifty-two teams of four riders com- the entire day with her, preparing her for Rototuna 2; Tigers 2, Matamata 2. peted throughout the day. the tests (and keeping her calm). 11th grade: Rangers 13, Wanderers 0; Lauren had ridden competitively for It all proved worthwhile after she Commodores 7, Hamilton North 1; Bombers eight years but reluctantly sold her horse gained the two ‘Top 10’ placings. 1, Pirongia 1. TC160508SP11 and ceased competitive riding two years Having previously represented the Open: Reds 7, Morrinsville 0; Wanderers LAUREN ASHLEY and Silver. ago due to school, work and other college throughout the years in cycling, 2, Fairfield 0; Wolves 5, Fairfield White 1.

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Public Notices For Sale For Sale Property For Sale NO 3 Road, Te Puke - CONTINUING KINA Lifestyle. Reduced to Fresh and fat @ Greggys $695,000.00. This superb EDUCATION Takeaways. home on one acre would Dr. John Simcock - be ideal for retiring Neurologist, Auckland Firewood farmer or family. Large Births Deaths Unveilings living, 4 bedrooms, rum- Brain Disorders - DRY firewood, mixed, $70 pus, fruit trees, inground BLACKWELL - Shane, WRATHALL - Kevin MANKELOW - Mabel per m3, can deliver. Progress & Prospects SAWDUST pool, boat shed. Call Tina and Cooper Brian. On May 13, 2008 Georgina. In loving Phone (07) 871-3368 or Wednesday, May 21, Mark Williams (07) welcome with love after a very short memory of our dearest Top quality, clean, untreated (027) 424 5834. Finn Oliver, born May illness, aged 46. mother, mother-in- at 10.00 am sawdust available 573-8189 a/hrs, (07) 7, 2008 weighing Husband to Sue, dad of law, grandmother, Waipa Workingmen’s FIREWOOD 573-0610 wk or (027) 2840grms. 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Michael, Nicole and David, Mya and Kane. An unveiling for mum Two huntaway dogs, big sister Isla welcome Memories are forever and dad will be held at Star Tavern CEILING insulation, 9m2 Carys Anne 3380gms Holdings Ltd, pri- Bradford Gold, 3/4 bale, male, neutered. Phone and can never be taken Te Awamutu Cemetry (027) 252-9003 (7lb 7.5oz) arrived away. In our hearts on Saturday May 31 at vate company $30. Phone 871-5256. 11.50pm April 25, 2008 forever. R,I,P. 2.00pm regd office at COFFEE percolator, Sun- KITTENS, free to good at East Surrey Bushmuri. Kev’s Auckland, has Hospital, UK. Family beam, good working homes. Phone 871-3581. funeral will take place Lost and Found made application order, $15. Phone doing well and MINITURE enjoying the new at Te Awamutu on to the District 871-4636. Fox Terier x Saturday 17 May at GOLD crested ring lost in Maltiese puppies, 10 arrival. Licensing Agency GAS heater and two 11.00am. Turere Lane or Turere at Te Awamutu weeks old, view at Park, reward. 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Phone 2.00am the follow- Applications for out of zone places are now Suit farm or Dearly loved and (021)521-948 ing day (Good being invited for those students who will cherished mum, nana become eligible for enrolment during the period lifestyle block JAMIESON - Edith Friday, Easter and great nana of Di Sunday, Christ- June 2 to December 19. and Andy, Duane, Margaret. On May 17, Public Notices Phone 870-2099 2000. mas Day and up The deadline for receipt of application for out of Michael and Krissy, until 1.00pm on Bryce, Kirsten, Larelle A Christian mother’s zone students is May 28, 2008. love contains Te Awamutu ANZAC Day for and Seth. So many dining only). If a ballot for out of zone places is required, it treasured memories of A gospel all its own, will be held on May 30, 2008. Parents will be Because the King of Scottish The days on which a beautiful and loving and the hours dur- informed of the outcome of the ballot within lady. Will always be Love did find Country her heart an ample ing which liquor is three school days of the ballot being held. remembered and loved intended to be sold so dearly. Forever will throne. Dancing If you live in the home zone and have not yet Always remembered under the Off signalled your intenetion to enrol your child be missed. God bless licence are seven TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Mum. Love you so with love by David Girl Guide Hall later this year, please contact the school much. and Sheryl, Margaret Kakamutu Road, days - 9.00am to immediately to assist us to plan appropriately. and Neil, Tina and 2.00am the follow- Thursday May 22nd - 11.00 am HOWARD - Inez Otorohanga their families. ing day across the Ngahinapouri School Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Daphne. On May 15, EVERY THURSDAY bar, and 9.00am to R D 2, Ohaupo 2008 peacefully at San Acknowledgements 7.30 pm onwards - 11.00pm from the Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Michele Hospital. Beginners bottle store Sale Comprising: Mother of Garry, NEUSTROSKI - Gaylene 8.00 pm onwards - (excluding Good Carol, Lindsay, Peter, Joyce (Gay). Peter and more experienced dancers. Friday, Easter 11.00 am Prime & Boners Maureen, Dennis and family sincerely thank Come and have fun! Sunday, Christ- 10 Fat Catle the late Beverley and you for all of your Phone Jane (07) 873-7022 mas Day and up 100 Boners Nana to her compassion and or Agnes (07) 873-0665 grandchildren and support in our sad loss until 1.00pm on Store Cattle great grandchildren. of Gay. We are so ANZAC Day) The application 10 Potter Bulls Inez’s service has been appreciative of all 202yrstr&hfrs held. Communications those who called, sent Te Awamutu may be inspected to the Howard Family cards, letters, flowers during ordinary 30 ylg beef x strs & hfrs C/- P O Box 137, Te and bought food and Maori Womans office hours at the 30 wnr beef x strs & hfrs Awamutut please. Te baking. Thanks to Dr office of the Dis- Welfare League trict Licensing 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves Awamutu funeral David McIntosh and 20 Prime Lambs Services. FDANZ and his team, Ward 25 Raranga / Agency at Waipa Griefcare. nurses and Dr Fraser District Council, 30 Store Lambs REYMER - Johnny. Hodgson. Special Weaving Course 101 Bank Street, Te 70 four day calves Awamutu. Special friend of Barry thanks to all those Starting May 24 and Linelle Disher, Waikeria staff Any person who is 12.00 noon High BW and Budget Cows loved "Uncle John" of involved in Gay’s 9.00 - 4.00pm entitled to object 30 High BW M.T cows Allan and Stephen. guard of honour and and who wishes to 30 I/c Budget Cows Anglican Church object to the grant True friends are like their ongoing support. All enquiries to: diamonds, precious To all who helped Hall, Kihikihi of the application and rare. Rest in peace along the way we may, not later than Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 mate. xxx thank you. Your Cost: $20 per person 10 working days Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 REYMER - Johnny kindness will remain after the date of the Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Passed away on May in our memories Further information first publication of Andy Transom 07 870-6059 0275 965 142 16, 2008. Dearly loved forever. Please accept contact Billie this notice, file a brother and brother- this as a personal 871-5757 or notice in writing of in-law of Bill and Lyn thanks to each and 871-4971 the objection with Reymer. Loved and every one of you. the Secretary of respected uncle of the District Michael and Kim, Raffles Licensing Agency Brendan and Kerry, at Waipa District Chris and Mandy, and Council, Private Talie and Barry. Will Pokuru Playcentre Bag 2402, Te Awa- be sadly missed by us mutu. 3840. all. Mother’s Day Raffle This is the second WEST - Gary. Passed 1st - Melanie Coleman, 348 publication of this away peacefully 2nd - Heather James, 177 notice. The first Thursday May 15, 3rd - Raewyn Bell, 63 publication was 2008. Dearly loved made on May 13, We would like to thank - the Greenhalgh family, 2008. Filed on friend of Dave, Radioworks, Lone Star, Body Ease, Dianne, Tania and behalf of the appli- Shane Haley. We will Absolute Domestics, Covergirl, The Salon, cant by Liquor miss our long chats PaperPlus, Pop’n’Good, Cadbury, Green 21, Licensing and your jokes. Keep Dawn ’til Dusk, Furniture Court, Liquorland, Bureau Ltd, P O betting on those gee- Woodlyn Park and Wilksbrookes. Box 19024, Ham- gee’s mate. Rest in Thank you for your support. ilton. peace. Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday,May 20, 2008 21 To Let Computer Services Property & Home Trade Services Employment Wanted Employment Wanted Employment FLATMATE wanted, to PC PROBLEMS? Maintenance FARM work wanted by NEED A BREAK? share with two females. WATERBLASTING - single farm hand, 36 $95p/w plus expenses. NO fix, no fee, local IT DRAINAGE years old. Experience. I can shift your fences, professional available for Phone Ultra Clean move stock and do your Must be working. Phone 871-6662 today! No job too big For next season. Phone or txt (027) 727-0407 on site repairs, upgrades (027) 319-2283. tractor work. Prefer WINDOWS evenings. Available June and trouble shooting, PC cleaned by the or too small - Pirongia area. Experi- experts. Phone Ultra 1st. and laptop sales, no call FENCING enced and reliable. Clean 871-6662. WE DO IT ALL! out fees for help, Phone FARM - Residential - Phone John 871-9943. FOUR bedroom house. Matt (027) 515-6996 or Phone 870-6244 or Three living spaces, two Health Lifestyle, for all your UNDERSOWING 870-3038. Colin (027) 498-9022 fencing requirements, bathrooms, double NOW call N & G Fencing 30 people who are serious experience and quality carport, workshop, and Ag Contractors "It COMPUTERS about losing weight. Lose guaranteed. Phone (07) woodburner, heatpump, would be rude not to". fat fast, build muscle and 827-1849 or mobile (027) $350p/w. Phone 871-7690 repaired from $40 Phone (07) 827-1849 or after 5.30pm. burn that fat. Drink to MEATEATER 473-0001. - onsite repairs - shrink method. Let me mobile (027) 473-0001. HOUSE, two bedrooms, show you how. Free con- HOMEKILLS LTD Trade Services WANTED Interiors to lock-up garage, handy to FREE CONSULTATION decorate. We specialise sultation. Call Brooke BOBCAT and truck hire, Intermediate School, 083-292-622. Killing and in painting, wallpapering $250p/w includes lawn FREE QUOTES processing section, driveway clear- and spray painting. ing, sand, metal and top- and ground mainten- • upgrades • support Hire Services Phone Dave Rowe ance. Bond and refer- Phone 871-9995 soil supplies. Phone Tony • networking Painter and Decorator ences required. Phone TRUCK 871-9582 or (021) 154-2322. on (07) 873-1777 or (027) owner (07) 855-2065 after Computers from $250 CAR PROBLEMS 290-8776. 5.00pm. SIX wheeler tip truck for Laptops from $499 hire, experienced driver/ HOW convenient is this? ONE bedroom unit, tidy, NEED YOUR Mobiles from $30 operator. Phone (07) INTERIOR Tyre and Tune Centre walk to town, $170 p/w. 827-1849 or (027) 473-0001. tyres, WOF, servicing, all Phone 871-3050. LOW RATE COMPUTERS PAINTED? mechanical work under ONE bedroom cottages, 235 Sloane Street, or for any other one roof, 21 Bond Road. fully furnished, rural RED BINS LTD painting Phone 871-3267. outlook, short to medium Te Awamutu requirements Phone 871-6222 MINI SKIP HIRE DIGGER 7 TON term, $195p/w. Apply by 1.8m3 and 3.6m3 Phone 871-7885 or Need help? contacting Bill (021) www.divinefinishes.co.nz $70p/h - Bobcat - 6x4 423-853. To Let Wheelie Bin Service tipper - Auger. Phone Phone: (07) 871-3176 Craig (07) 823-6427 or 6151544AA-08-05-20 SELF contained furn- THREE bedroom home, Phone (027) 283-9911. ished accommodation, very close to Primary, Murray Bain $150 p/w including elec- Catholic School and 871-8996 FREE $1000 WAIKATO Chimney tricity. Call Scott on (021) town. No garage. Large PLAN DESIGN Sweep. For prompt service call Patrick 238-6079 to enquire. outdoor living area, $260 and building p/w. Phone (021) 249-1057. 0800-151-885. SELF contained unit in consultation for your town, bond, $175 pw. THREE bedroom house Need help? Phone 871-8464. with carport, close to home alterations and PAINTING AND Phone: (07) 871-3176 Primary School, easy TWO bedroom unit, $190 renovations. PLUS A walking distance from DECORATING KELLY & BRYANT per week. Phone 871-3301. FREE full no surprises CHARTERED ACCONTANTS LTD main street. $280 p/w Certified tradesman 6151524AA-08-05-20 plus bond. Phone 870-2249 building quote for SAFE ‘N’ SOUND or (021) 174-5664. your project. Phone Kerry RON ELDER STORAGE TE AWAMUTU Call our team today (07) 825-2215 a/h GARDENER (07) 859-3320 or or (027)626-0414 Ron is offering

Electric Security Fence 6135805AA-08-04-17 SELF STORAGE (021) 466-053 his many skills in garden 24/7 access From $17 p/w development and Camera and patrolled 24hr access Property & Home PLUMBING maintainence. surveillance Camera Surveillance Maintenance Topiary, pruning AFFORDABLE RATES and all aspects Phone (027) 440-7101 PH: (07) 856-7584 of gardening. CONTRACT or 871-7885 or (027) 608-1749 Financial CLARKE’S Phone Colin Commercial and SUPERVISOR or a/hrs 871-2171 (027) 498-9022 large residential CARPET or 870-6244 anytime properties a Our client Inframax Construction Ltd Proud to be locally LANDLORDS MORTGAGE specialty. is at the forefont of the civil construction owned and operated CLEANING Please contact Ron industry and is experiencing rapid Wishing your property BROKER For your carpet and 6135893AA-08-04-17 on (07) 871-4282 to be managed by a Member of: upholstery cleaning. RETAINING expansion. They mow employ over 350 staff WALLS after 6.00pm across six locations in the central North recognised professional? NZMBA Phone Keith, or anytime TENANTS mobile RESIDENTIAL (021) 254-5875 Island. The size of the company provides TO LET Phone Christine (027) 280-0790 FENCING significant career opportunities yet it 871-3176 or 871-4930 maintains its informal and unique culture. ONE BEDROOM Needing help fi nding SECURITY FENCING Gardening & HOME (021) 545-302 We aim to please accommodation which Free Quotes Landscaping This is a unique opportunity for the right person to make a move into a management 316/5 St Marys Ave suits your needs? 0800-158-648 Cars for Sale LAWN preparation, role. You will have plenty of scope to rapidly $170 p/w Contact Francene CARPET hoeing, sowing and MITSUBISHI Colt, develop your career while drawing on the TWO BEDROOM on 871-7146 CLEANING maintenance. Phone HOMES 2003/2004, Grey, 1300cc, TERRY LASENBY Terry 870-1414 guidance and support of a mentor who has Mobile (027) 289-3952 Auto, $10,500 ono. Phone significant industry and engineering 224/3 and 4 Puniu Road (07) 823-6287 a/h Leonie 871-8278 after IICRC Approved BUILDER experience. $200 p/w Waipa Property hours. For all building 324/6 Rewi Street requirements Ideally you will have : Link Ltd, MREINZ Vehicles Wanted • A background in civil construction $235p/w 6135939AA-08-04-17 Town or Rural 194A Kihikihi Road Phone 870-1234 a/h • The ability to achieve project $270 p/w RENTALS or (027) 496-4656 deadlines to specification THREE BEDROOM • A knack for staff management HOME AVAILABLE 6151516AA-08-04-17 ULTRA CLEAN and leadership NOW Phone 871-6662 BOBCAT • Accurate reporting skills with a 1297 Alexandra Street well-developed commercial acumen $230 p/w TWO BEDROOM or (027) 498-4465 n Ow er • Fantastic communication skills 1231 Racecourse Road HOMES: perato $360 p/w • 736/3 Alexandra All Exterior Cleaning O r Inframax offer an attractive salary package, 86 Wallace Tce Street Trevor Farm Employment which includes a company vehicle. $340p/w $230 p/w Johnny Nelson • 231/2 Kihikihi Peters Inframax Construction is a company Contact: Road WASHBRIGHT 027 515 6519 AGRICULTURAL really going places who value and Rachel Hogben $215 p/w FENCING strongly invest in their staff. MOSS, ALGAE, 07 871 1971

(027) 488-8136 THREE BEDROOM 6151460AA-08-04-17 LICHEN TREATMENT Top Job To become part of this exciting team make Office: 871-8700 HOMES Rosetown Bobcat Ltd this your next career move by contacting: • 306 Palmer Street Low Pressure Competitive Rates $310 p/w Brendon McNeil • 9 Galloway Street, Colorsteel (07) 873-6593 or Manager A1 Service HOME REPAIRS & $280 p/w Roof spray, Tiles and MAINTENANCE (021) 780-105 The Employment Shop Ltd • 6 Leslie Street, Wanted - Decromastic $300p/w Building Decks, Phone (07) 873-7233 or (027) 249-4947 Livestock and DEAD CARS Rotary clean, pavers, Adult Email : [email protected] Poultry For details Best Dollars driveways and footpaths Fences etc Phone Jade Painting Entertainment SUFFOLK ewes for sale, Commercial buildings (021) 344-942 or Basic Landscaping scanned in lamb. Phone Robyn (021) 353-046 (027) 441-4246. Phone (027) 476-3347 Waterblasting LIVE ADULT or 871-7389 Anything CHAT 6150908AA-08-04-22 Considered Get that car outa there Hot! Explicit! Naughty! Career Training MILK Phone Andy on (0900) 73-543 Kiwi Babes Any surplus milk 871-3319 or wanted for calves. WOOL (027) 216-8688 (0900) 88-200 Asian Chicks WANTED for Operation Exterior Cleaning, Moss, www.kiwibabes.co.nz Phone Deb Kirkham Phone 870-2200 Cover Up, to be dropped Mould and Algae, Houses, (0900) 69-100 XXX Listen 871-4815 off at the Te Awamutu Te Awamutu or Roofs, Driveways, Cobbles • • or (027) 490-1007 PLUMBING www.adultshow.co.nz Courier Office, 336 Alex- (0800) CAR DUMP etc, also External Fly and ($1.99/min + GST) 6136317AA-08-04-17 Spouting, Drainlaying, andra Street. Spider Repellent. and Heating Livestock and Poultry Ask about our worry free PHONE NOW! ‘keep it clean’ • Friendly Service all year round programme. • Reasonable Prices For your Free quote • Craftsman Plumber ADVERTISING BONER COWS WANTED is a great way to Phone inform your Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment (0800) GO SOFTWASH 24 Hour customers/clients about your business. Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule (0800) 467-638 Service Phone us today and

Also empty heifers and potter bulls 6150926AA-08-04-22 Fax : (07) 848-1702 speak to one of our Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 a/h Tui : 871- 7205 Hewitson Plumbing friendly team at Te Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 offi [email protected] Awamutu Courier. www.softwash.co.nz Phone 871-3620 Phone 871-5151 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday,May 20, 2008 Employment Employment Employment Employment CINEMA SCENE www.people4success.co.nz DOMESTIC and commer- NANNY/ childminder SECURITY Officers - are cial cleaner with drivers required for two children needed! Gain this NZQA We need strong, fi t, fl exible licence. Phone 871-3309. aged nine and seven approved qualification Indiana Jones and the PHONE 871-5151 for all years, Wednesday 3pm to by correspondence free of and active people for a variety your classified advertis- 6.30pm, Kihikihi area. charge. Student allow- ing needs. Phone (027) 441-4246. ance may apply. Phone Kingdom of the Crystal Skull of local vacancies . . . 0800-800-043 Painters / Labourers Welders / Forestry Workers Bar Staff / Cooks Agricultural Sales (Four month term) Museum Assistant (Part time) Parts Assistants (Farm Machinery) If you have any of these skills please phone us on 870-5402 to organise an interview. 6228454AA-08-05-20

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ENGINEERING STOREPERSON A full time position has arisen to assist in the day to day running of our busy internal store for our engineering workshop. The position requires a computer literate handyman type person to check plant in and out and record parts and consumables from the store on to jobs. Stephen Spielberg, Harrison Ford and Karen Allen are all back Health and safety mangement and for the much-anticipated fourth instalment in the Indiana Jones accident recording is also required. series. This is a well paid postion in a Set in 1957, Dr Henry ‘Indiana’ Jones pits himself against friendly team environment. dastardly agents of the Soviet Union, led by Irina Spalko (Cate Blanchett), for the crystal skull – a legendary skull shaped by Enquiries, please, to our workshop manager Braydan Kete : higher powers and credited with supernatural properties. Deliberately avoiding CGI effects and relying on script and Phone 871-7062 stunt-work, the ﬁ lm is said to be very much in the tradition of STEWART & CAVALIER ENGINEERING - the trilogy. TE AWAMUTU 141TC-6226162AA What’s on 141TC-6230131AA the ALE HOUSE COME IN RECEPTIONIST/ FROM THE COLD WORD PROCESSOR NEW WINTER MENU! We have a vacancy for a person with the following skills: Cooked and prepared by - Competent with Microsoft Word and Excel our NEW CHEF! - Courteous manner with clients - Confident on the phone - Able to work as part of a team FIELDAYS RURAL BACHELOR We offer a pleasant work environment, Friday, May 23 2008 competitive remuneration and other staff OF THE YEAR 2008 benefits. Previous experience is not Employment12noon-2.30pmEmployment Employment - THURS 12TH JUNE essential but would be preferred. DOMESTIC and commer- NANNY/ childminder SECURITY Officers - are A NIGHT OF FUN AND GAMES. Please forward your CV by May 23 to: cial cleanerANZAC with drivers required GREEN for two children needed! Gain this NZQA Osbornes Chartered Accountants Ltd licence. Phone 871-3309. aged nine and seven approved qualification BE IN THE DRAW TO WIN A DATE P.O. Box 1, Otorohanga PHONE Crn871-5151 Teasdale for all& Bankyears, Sts, Wednesday Te Awamutu 3pm to by correspondence free of WITH 1 OF THESE HOT GUYS. your classified advertis- 6.30pm, Kihikihi area. charge. Student allow- ing needs. Phone (027) 441-4246. ance may apply. Phone 0800-800-043 We challenge local businesses THE ALEFEST to be part of our very own ONE NIGHT ONLY HEAVY METAL AT ITS FINEST ‘Te Awamutu Business Idol’ to 3 BANDS come along and sing a tune SALENT, 8 BALL RATTLE & DAY 3 on the Karaoke. There will be $10 A TICKET, ON SALE 21ST MAY prizes for the best ‘Business Idol’ LIMITED TICKETTICKETS DON’T MISSMISS OUT OUT! Everyone Welcome

TO REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS CONTACT: Gracelands Group of Services 871 6410 Arawata Street • Phone: 871 7282

The June Rural Roundup is a great opportunity to proﬁ le your business and any ﬁ elddays specials to new and existing clients. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008 23

HOW ABOUT YOU M MADE OF HONOUR M TUE 6.10, WED 10.30 & 8.10, THU 6.10, TUE & WED 6.00 & 7.55, FRI 10.30 & 6.10, SAT 2.25, SUN 12.25 THU & FRI 5.55 & 7.55, SAT 3.40 & 7.55, SUN 1.40 & 5.55 Win a double pass BUCKET LIST M TUE 5.50, WED 10.15 & 7.35, IRON MAN M THU 5.50, FRI 10.15 & 5.50, TUE & WED 5.45 & 8.05, SAT 1.35 & 5.50, SUN 11.35 & 3.50 THU & FRI 7.45, SAT 1.25, 5.40 & 8.15, 141TC-6222633AA SUN 1.10, 3.40 & 6.05 KITE RUNNER M to ‘Talking Sport’ WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS TUE 7.45, SAT 5.45, SUN 3.45 TUE 6.15 & 8.15, WED 10.00, 6.15 & 8.15, Te Awamutu Courier land yachting for over coach and Rugby you might just get your DEATH AT A FUNERAL M THU & FRI 6.00 & 8.05, and CDs4nix (formerly 30 years, has become League icon. From a answer! WED 5.50, SAT 4.05, SUN 2.05 SAT 1.15, 3.20 & 7.45, Tracs) give readers the better known than sport which places a Tickets selling now SUN 11.15, 1.20 & 5.45 chance to win a double many of those whose premium on macho through TicketDirect. INDIANA JONES 4 M pass to ‘Talking Sport deeds he has de- image and physical To be in to win sim- THU 5.45 & 8.15, FRI 10.00, 5.45 & 8.15, MOLIERE PG - An Audience with scribed rather than emotional ply put your name, SAT 1.00, 3.30, 6.00 & 8.30, TUE 7.50, WED 6.05, THU & FRI 7.50, Keith Quinn, Peter prowess, Gra- address and daytime SUN 11.00, 1.30, 4.00 & 6.15 SAT 8.00, SUN 6.00 Mont- ham contact number on gomery has the back of a standard and moved sized envelope, address Graham beyond it to the ‘Talking Sport Lowe’ at mas- Double Pass Competi- Hamilton’s culine tion’ and make sure it Clarence bounda- reaches our ofﬁ ce by Street Thea- ries to 5pm Friday. tre on Friday appeal to May 30. a broad If ever cross- there was an section opportunity to of New get the inside Zealand goss on some society, of the going’s on well outside in the interna- the game tional sporting of Rugby arena this is it. League. Three instantly This is recognisable your golden names and famil- opportunity iar voices on stage to join these for the ﬁ rst time three great together, recount- New Zealand- ing stories from ers up close their incredible in and personal careers. his commentar- as they recount Keith Quinn, the ies which include nine adventures you’ve pre- voice of rugby for 35 America’s Cups, seven viously only been privy years, has talked us Olympic Games and all to through your televi- through some of the nine Round the World sion screens. mighty All Blacks’ races And who knows - you greatest glories and might just the opportu- disappointing world Graham Lowe has nity to ask that ques- cup exits. forged a reputation tion about NZ sport Peter Montgomery, that transcends his that’s been bugging the voice of New Zea- position as a football you for years....and

T.A.L.O.S. presents Weekly for Blood Brothers Women at The Woolshed Theatre, Te Awamutu. By Permission of The Play Bureau (N.Z.) Ltd Ladies of Te Awamutu Not toto be be Missed! Missed! Thursday, May 22nd 9.45am Glenys Wood New Year's Honours List Recipient (Her involvement with women's health)

th Year On Venu e: Te Awamutu usical Is Celebrating Its 20 Bible Chapel This Much Loved M London’s West End And Now It’s Your Chance To See It Phone: Sally Shierlaw At The Woolshed Theatre, Te Awamutu. 870 2074 Early BirdBird Tuesdays Tuesdays at at 7.00pm 7.00pm Come along - we’d love to see you! Written by Willy Russell, Directed by Coral Taylor

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May Performances 141TC-6222629AA Sat 24th 8.00pm, Sun 25th 1.30pm, Tue 27th 7.00pm, Wed 28th 8.00pm, Licensed CRECHE available Thu 29th 8.00pm, Fri 30th 8.00pm & Sat 31st 8.00pm June Performances Sun 1st 1.30pm, Tue 3rd 7.00pm, Wed 4th 8.00pm, Thu 5th 8.00pm, Fri 6th 8.00pm & Sat 7th 8.00pm Bookings at the Te Awamutu i-Site Information Centre (opposite the Rose Gardens) (07) 871 3259 from Thursday 1st May 141TC-6222426AA 24 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008

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