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Kim’s partner Art programme accused killer Kim Richmond’s partner has been named as the man accused of her murder. Cory Jefferies appeared in the Hamilton District Court via audio visual link, charged with the murder of the Waikato avoids crime woman who had been missing for a year. Ms Richmond’s body was found last month along with her vehicle in Lake Arapuni. Mr Jefferies pleaded not guilty to the charge in front of a large number of supporters. He will next appear in October for a trial date to be set. Driver injured The Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to a farm near Parawera at about 10am yesterday to retrieve a 45-year-old Matamata stock truck driver who was seriously injured whilst loading cattle. He was stabilised by St John Paramedics before being flown to Waikato Hospital for further treatment. Linking arms Te Awamutu residents are invited to link arms down Alexandra St on Sunday, July 9 to be part of the filming of Stop the Bus, a documentary raising awareness about child abuse. Filming starts at 2pm at the Sloane St end of the main street. Please avoid parking on Alexandra St. TC060717BR01 PROGRAMME director Ann Byford speaks at the Karaka Special Treatment Unit art unveiling.
BY BETHANY ROLSTON journey of the inmates and some minds of those who have come to The programmes are of the obstacles they have faced. seek a new direction for their designed to help the men gain Enrolling in an art pro- The inmates started with a lives.” insight into their unhelpful gramme is one of the steps blank courtyard area in March. He said the Karaka Unit is an behaviour patterns and develop Waikeria Prison inmates are After months of work the opportunity for men to make ways of coping with life stress. taking to avoid future offending. group created mosaics, paint- timely decisions that could They assist the men to make Over the last four months, ings, tuku tuku panels, stone change the course of their life. positive changes in their lives eight male prisoners carvings, a karaka tree and wind Another man said the project with the aim to avoid future constructed a garden of artwork chimes. was fun, therapeutic and offending. at the Karaka Special Treatment At the unveiling one man rewarding. Director Ann Byford says Unit. spoke about the significance of The Special Treatment Unit working with a group of men at The project was directed by the karaka tree. provides treatment programmes various stages of treatment was artist Ann Byford and unveiled “Like the fruit of the karaka for high-risk violent offenders a rewarding challenge. at a ceremony last week. tree, Karaka Unit offers fruit in and medium to high-risk adult “What it takes is patience, The garden narrates the abundance to feed the hearts and sexual offenders. humour and passion.”
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Te Awamutu Otorohanga Putaruru 2 Livingstone Brothers Ln 12 Progress Drive 89 Tirau Street P: 07 871 6781 P: 07 873 8500 P: 07 883 3423 335 Alexandra St,Te Awamutu T: 8717741 F: 8718555 E: [email protected] 2 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, July 6, 2017 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CourierTe Awamutu Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Revitalising Te Awamutu’s CBD Your community newspaper for over 100 years. I was disappointed to read there were issues to be ad- retail outlets, including the main shopping area and thanks Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu the letter from Gary dressed to make it a more permanent food retailers who to Council staff for supporting Derbyshire about staff drop- attractive and vibrant shop- you would presume to be most them. and surrounding districts. ping the ball over recent ping centre for us all. negatively affected. This idea may not achieve CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) initiatives from a Te Awamutu The idea to trial a number of We have all criticised the the desired results and it is not retailers group to revitalise the mobile food carts on the main demise of the Main Street shop- necessarily permanent but We welcome letters - preferably via email. They central business district. street came from a successful ping experience in Hamilton seems worth a trial. Any other should be under 300 words and must have the Council commissioned a re- similar initiative in Rotorua and whilst I admit to some positive ideas would be grate- sender’s name, address and phone number. No port on retail activity in 2016 which has now grown to be one similar misgivings I take my fully considered. pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be which identified that whilst of the most successful retailing hat off to the retail group that JIM MYLCHREEST withheld in special circumstances at the discretion there was enough retail space days for the community and all are attempting to revitalise our Mayor of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged and may be edited, abridged or discarded. SALES MANAGER Catalyst for growth Belinda Wolland A surprising [email protected] The initiative Curbside Cuisine Cuisine. It is exactly the kind of was created following a profes- community event identified as a EDITORIAL decision made sional report from First Retail on catalyst for growth in the First Dean Taylor (editor) the Te Awamutu retail offering. Retail report. [email protected] The report’s findings We do however acknowledge As a councillor our main street Colin Thorsen (journalist) highlighted some weakness in the there are concerns from some the first I knew solves that problem. [email protected] town’s current retail offering and stakeholders and we and the org- about the decision Te Awamutu is Bethany Rolston (journalist) noted that a huge amount of money aniser are absolutely committed to to allow Curbside fortunate to have [email protected] was “leaking” from Te Awamutu working through these. Cuisine in the main great selection of because people were shopping We thank those many people street was reading dining choices for ADVERTISING elsewhere. who have been hugely supportive about it in the the public, possibly The recommendations included and remind everyone that this paper. too many at times. [email protected] events to create vibrancy and initiative is in its infancy. It was surprising Having the encourage foot traffic. The format, location and ex- and I clearly under- cuisine carts at a CLASSIFIEDS Events like ‘Curbside Cuisine’ ecution may change as a result of stand the concerns another location Tania Cortesi-Western, have been successful in encourag- feedback received. of many local shops. may be a better Alanah Harvey, Tania King ing increased retail trade in Ham- It is difficult to please everyone They pay rent, solution one that’s [email protected] ilton and Rotorua — where food but our hope is that the event rates, wages, insur- more acceptable to stall market nights are regarded as becomes an asset for the whole ance, GST, ACC and all concerned. an ‘eighth trading day’. community, including Te Awa- most of all support If we want our DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 The Te Awamutu Retail Revival mutu retailers. our town. town to prosper we POSTAL ADDRESS Group was formed with help from Curbside Cuisine is a strong There was a big should all shop lo- 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 Waipa District Council to support move towards supporting a vi- drive recently to cal whenever pos- retailers, strengthen the current brant and attractive retail centre. stop leakage (Te sible, otherwise our OFFICE HOURS retail offering, and encourage We believe it can meet the needs Awamutu shoppers town could die be- Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 4.30pm growth and increased service with of the local community and, as it going elsewhere) fore our eyes. PHONE 07 871 5151 better opening hours, community has elsewhere, attract visitors but I seriously It has happened events and public engagement. from out of town. doubt having out- elsewhere. The Retailers’ Group under- AARON KARAM-WHALLEY side food carts in VERN WILSON ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) stands the long-term benefit of the Co-chair TA Retail Revival *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 event and supports Curbside Group
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BY DEAN TAYLOR ance at Curbside Cuisine was to the sympathy for Mr Webb and other detriment of his, and other, busi- food outlets in Te Awamutu. The future location of Curbside nesses in town. However, many also said it was Motoring updates and Cuisine has come up for discussion Mr Webb also said the street was good to have something new in town NEXT PUBLISHING around the Mayor’s table following extremely dirty Saturday morning and we should ‘give it a go’. informativeTHURSDAY, MAY editorial 18 discussions over the planned regu- and even the regular cleaner At yesterday’s Continuing Edu- Motoring updates and informative editorial. lar Friday night event. commented. Setting up for the event cation meeting, 60 members signed a Advertise your great deals and services. As this edition went to press started well before 5pm, so parking petition to have Curbside Cuisine Advertise your great there was talk that an alternative for shoppers was restricted while moved away from the Regent deals and services location might be agreed on for this many businesses were still open. Theatre. PHONE ANGE OR DEAN TO week’s event. Some of the nearby shopkeepers In today’s Letters to the Editor Regent Theatre owner Allan had not been informed about the there are differing views on how to BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY Webb was highly critical of the event and were taken by surprise on make the CBD more energised and decision to hold the event outside his Friday afternoon. interesting. 07 871 5151 theatre Friday night when he was We posted two stories on our The discussions prompted Coun- open for business. Facebook page and there were a cil to re-think the location. Te Awamutu He feared his patronage was well huge number of comments both for The communication about this down on Friday night and the an against the event. event, the reasoning and rationale Courier theatre ran at a loss. Most against couldn’t see the and opportunity for consultation has He said the success of the attend- logic of the location and many had been completely missing. Real Petcare solutions from VE vets
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Te Awamutu Museum has Representatives from the Wai- everything for kids these school pa District Council Waste Mini- holidays, from arts and crafts misation team will be there to workshops to movie screenings. showcase upcoming projects and From July 7 the Pou Matariki answer questions. team from last year will be back Week two will see a host of with their cardboard sculptures. family entertainment with Following a series of success- movies including Moana, ful workshops last year, the Pou Muppets Most Wanted, National Matariki artists are back for Treasure and Night at the TC060717FILM more cardboard fun. After Museum from 11am weekdays. IYSFF 2016 New Zealand winners George Sharman (left) and requests from previous Plus, there’s free popcorn. Micah Winiata of the NZ Broadcasting School in Christchurch. attendees, two adult workshops Don’t forget Tui and Tama, the have been added to the pro- museum mascots, have their kids Young film-makers have the Baycourt on November 22 will gramme. club up and running with some opportunity to learn and hone include festival founder JP Adult workshops: Friday, July amazing activities on throughout their craft with school holiday Palanuk and soundtrack com- 7, 3pm-6pm; Saturday, July 8, the year, sign up now. workshops on offer in Tauranga. poser Nathan Avakian from the 10am-3pm. The workshops are aimed at US. Baycourt has a 1926 Mighty Kids’ workshops: Running ■ For a full break down of what’s on helping participants create a Wurlitzer organ that Avakian between 10am-3pm, Tuesday, these school holidays, visit three-minute silent movie for plays live while the finalists’ Wednesday, Thursday, July tamuseum.org.nz, follow entry into this year’s New Zea- movies screen. The winning 11-13. facebook.com/TeAwamutuMuseum land leg of the International movies go forward to the inter- To finish off the week of or contact 07 872 0085. Youth Silent Film Festival national final in Portland, sculpting, from 3pm on Friday, floor talk on the importance of All events are free, bookings (IYSFF) — the second year the Oregon in June 2018. the artists are holding an artist repurposing materials. essential. contest has been run. Last year’s winners were Each of the four days focuses from the New Zealand Broad- on a separate skill — writing casting School in Christchurch, and storyboarding, pre-filming while Liam Davison, then 10, Council to act on numbering preparation, filming and editing made history as the contest’s — and will be tutored by a youngest-ever entrant — specialist. Trouble in the West, made with Council has responded line with new national trict. A property’s street numbering system. He Those intending to enter the older siblings Jack and Emily, to the question of street standards adopted by number is based on the believes new subdivisions IYSFF NZ regional contest must placed third equal for the Kati- numbering in Te Awa- Councils to gain consist- distance from the head of contiguous with Te Awa- have been 20 or younger on kati area youngster. mutu — and plans to act ency. Council decided it the road. mutu should continue April 15 this year. They need to quickly to address the would only apply it to new Mr Dyet says in 2012 with the rapid system and make three-minute family- ■ The workshops will be held in issue. subdivisions. there was no consultation staff are consider the mat- suitable silent films which can Baycourt Theatre in central General manager The rapid system was because no properties ter with some urgency. be live action or animated, Tauranga on July 17, 19, 20 and 21 Garry Dyet says in 2012, adopted some time ago by were affected, but now Mr Dyet says staff will colour or black and white but from 9am to 4pm each day. The cost Council adopted the Te Awamutu Borough and new subdivisions are af- consult with Land In- must use one of 10 genre for students is $42 a day or $148 for district-wide standard is used in Te Awamutu fected. formation NZ in soundtracks available from all four days. Tickets from using the sequential street and Pirongia urban and He says it is disappoint- formulating a response website www.makesilentfilm. www.ticketek.co.nz. numbering system in rural — but not Kihikihi, ing a couple have slipped and Council will also have com/rules. Entries close on IYSFF entry details and soundtracks urban areas. nor the Cambridge side of through without any dis- to consult with affected October 1. from www.makesilentfilm.com/ This was to bring it in the now amalgamated dis- cussion about a property owners. A red carpet prizegiving at rules.
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The Rosetown Art Group Member Margaret Dixon Bannister, Anna Brown, is a collection of seven says life can be busy when Margaret Dixon, Janice women who meet at the you have a young family. Hehl, Heather Kendrick, Rosebank Art House every “But when you retire, Jessie Monk and Judie Sav- Friday morning for art. there is more time for things age. And for the first time they like art.” They plan to exhibit are having an exhibition, 7 She says each member around seven pieces each — Artists’ Exhibition,tobe has their own style. all of which are for sale. held at the Burchell Pav- “We just do our own ilion, at the Te Awamutu thing. We come together to ■ The exhibition is on i-Site next week. share ideas and inspire each Wednesday, July 12 and TC060717BR02 The group was formed by other. Thursday, July 13, 10am to 4pm ROSETOWN Art Group member Margaret Dixon works on a piece for next local women wanting to do “It’s very relaxing.” at Burchell Pavilion, Gorst Ave, week’s exhibition. more art after retiring. The members are Lin Te Awamutu. Nominated for Zony theatre awards
Te Awamutu Light Operatic Forty Thieves, directed by Jane Society has shown its talent on Wilson: Best Overall Pantomime the national stage after being and Best Supporting Male — nominated for seven theatre Tony Hale. awards. Talos president Max Ward Music Theatre New Zealand says there were 26 shows entered runs annual awards for amateur and judged this year. musical theatre. Awards will be given out at an Talos is up against societies annual gala in October. from its Zone — South Auckland “Just to get a nomination is to Hastings — in the Zony pretty good,” he says. Awards. “A real credit to all those Talos received nominations locals involved.” for Blood Brothers, directed by Talos is currently busy Coral Taylor: Best Overall Musi- rehearsing its upcoming show, cal, Best Leading Male — Ian Calendar Girls, directed by Wright, Best Leading Female — David Moore, to hit the stage in Roz Davies, Best Supporting Male September. — Noldy Rust and Best Sound design — David Higham. TC060717SPTALOS Talos also received two nom- CAST of Blood Brothers perform inations for Ali Baba and the the final scene of the production. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, July 6, 2017
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BY BETHANY ROLSTON students were pushed outside TC060717BR05 HOT their comfort zone. WHAT if we What if we could allow “They had the chance to lived in a world ■ The way our friends with disabilities athletes to train at any time work with different classmates where are respected and supported. without the risk of injury? and practise public speaking drowning no ■ What if we could improve and problem solving,” she longer exists? Friday night food trucks in Alexan- the tourist experience and sus- says. Year 11 Te dra St are a great addition to the tain our ecosystem? One of the highlights was Awamutu town and provide variety. These questions and more seeing the change over the College student ■ were answered by 75 Te Awa- three days in the students’ Lara Doig, and An entertaining and professional mutu College Year 11 students confidence and self-efficacy. colleagues, opening night of Te Awamutu Inter- who took up the BP Business Students are encouraged to answered this mediate’s production, Smithy. Challenge last week. partake in The Lion Foun- question, and ■ The people who helped me when The three-day challenge is a dation Young Enterprise more, at the BP unique learning programme to Scheme if they enjoyed the BP Business my car battery died in the car wash. develop skills, connect Business Challenge. Challenge. NOT students to their community and build their understanding ■ The amount of vehicles travelling at of how successful businesses night with faulty headlights. operate. ■ The BP Business Challenge Person complaining about shops has been coming to Te Awa- closing at 5pm. Plan ahead to get mutu College for at least the there well before closing. We are last seven years, and each year open seven days for your conveni- it proves to be a success, ence. What about our families we organisers say. Students have to come up need to get home to? with a product and create a ■ People whingeing about Curbside business plan. Cuisine. I'm bored with the current They learn about strategic takeaway food options and lack of planning, marketing, pro- duction, finance, innovation changes around town. and teamwork. They take up roles such as CEO, communi- cations manager, finance TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. director, productions manager Send to 021 241 4568 or marketing director. On the third day of the challenge, students must EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. finalise their business plan, Send to [email protected] and prepare and deliver a short group presentation to the DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. competition judges. Te Awamutu College Year TC060717BR03 Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street 11 dean Rebecca Legg says the TE AWAMUTU College Year 11 student Alistair Austin presents to judge Jean McKenzie.
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new way of moving new- “It was quick, safe and born calves from the pad- efficient.” Adock to shelter has won a To make sure, the Moova was major award at the National trialled on two other farms, with Fieldays Innovation Centre. continued success. And other The Moova is calf transporter advantages came to light. with animal welfare and staff While loaded into the Moova’s safety very much to the forefront slings, calves can be tube-fed, for developer and large-scale eartagged and have their navels farmer Kim Caldwell. sprayed. Mr Caldwell says the It was while he was while he feedback from farm use has been was out in the cold and mud positive and the Moova is during calving on the 1250-cow exceeding expectations. Taupo dairy farm he manages that The inventors say the Moova he thought there must be a better was designed to be practical, way. ergonomic and humane — and it Traditionally the calves were is. piled into a single trailer in an The Fieldays Innovation effort to get them into warm Centre provided a platform to shelter as quickly as possible. spread the word, and with pres- With up to 60 calves per day sure on farmers to comply with needing transporting to the sheds, new rules about animal welfare that meant multiple trips — and and health and safety for workers, valuable time wasted, meaning it attracted a lot of positive calves were waiting in the cold. TC060717TCMOOVA feedback. “It is always a struggle to get THE Moova team at Fieldays, from left: Kim Caldwell, Sarah Caldwell, Greg Kane, Andrea Leach. Winning the Crowe Howarth calves on and off the trailer, which Innovation Award, recognising becomes a staff health and safety engineering mate Greg Kane of modified to suit differing needs. old pond liner. excellence in animal welfare and issue,” says Mr Caldwell. Matamata and the pair Initially the pair produced a “The pond liner worked really health and safety, confirmed that “Plus, on a cold, wet day you experimented until they came up crude prototype using two pipes, well,” says Mr Kane. success. have all the new-borns shivering, with the Moova. four cable ties and bit of milk liner. “We knew we were on track They won $5000 worth of help so there is that desire to get them It is a trailer designed to carry Mr Caldwell says it worked — and we built a the trailer to suit.” and advice from accounting and to where it is warm as quickly as 20 calves at a time, each in a sling but it wasn’t suitable for Calving was underway by the consulting form Crowe Howarth, possible.” that is the right height to make transporting. time they had the first Moova built which will be used to take the Mr Caldwell had an idea for a loading easy for workers and keep Mr Kane says they and it went straight into trial. Mr Moova into the next phase of system where the calves were the calves safe. experimented with various mater- Caldwell used it to pick up 600 production and marketing. suspended so they couldn’t fall The Moova is aimed at large ials for an alternative sling — a calves. He says it was faultless and and get hurt. operations of more than 400 cows, calf-meal bag, bits of a 200-litre the team went from numerous ■ For more information email He mentioned his concept to but Mr Caldwell says it can be plastic drum and even part of an trips per day to just three. [email protected]
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Trade not supplied. by locals Thursday, July 6, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 11 Cheaper coffee for Groups uniting in plastics war cutting out plastic Community groups from as well as the movement across Aotearoa are work- away from reusable packag- ing together to get rid of ing towards disposable, and plastic as part of the global often single-use packaging, BY BETHANY ROLSTON “It’s about sparking Plastic Free July has exacerbated the amount interest and triggering a movement. of packaging we are using, Two Te Awamutu cafes new thought process.” “Billions of single use along with the cost of deal- are joining more than a He says buying coffee plastics are produced every ing with the packaging million people worldwide has become a daily routine single day only to be used waste. by taking up the challenge for people, and they use for a matter of minutes,” Kiwi Bottle Drive cam- of Plastic Free July. throwaway cups because say Lorella Doherty from paign co-ordinator Rowan Plastic will outweigh it’s convenient. Rethinking Plastic Revolu- Brooks says the group is the fish in the ocean by “We’re excited about tion. calling on the Government 2050, according to the this initiative next week. “This plastic either goes to introduce refundable de- initiative. It’s good to create a bit of into landfill, breaking up posits on all drink con- So Walton Street and friction in people’s day-to- into tiny toxic particles or tainers. Serenda Espresso are day habits.” ends up on our beaches, in “Bottle deposit schemes doing their bit to make a Walton Street and our waterways, in sea are a simple, effective way difference. Serenda Espresso have animals’ stomachs and into to deal with plastic pol- Next week Walton been supported by Main- our food chain. lution, clean up our oceans Street is giving away 500 stream Green and Waipa “We can make a differ- and beaches and support free coffees, hot chocolates District Council to make ence though, we can all our local communities,” she or teas to customers who the initiative happen. make small changes by says. bring in a reusable cup. TC060717BR04 Both cafes use committing to reducing our “Para Kore — or Zero From Tuesday to Satur- WALTON Street owner Carl Sheridan and Serenda biodegradable cups and single use plastics for the Waste — is a call to action day, 9am to 2pm, the cafe Espresso owner Sacha Cornelissen are offering coffee recycle milk bottles and month and be part of the that aims to end the current will give away 100 coffees deals for Plastic Free July. coffee waste. solution and the change our take, make, and dispose each day. Plastic Free July is a world so needs. mentality that we have now Local coffee van “People can take the “We didn’t notice a worldwide initiative that “We can inspire others become accustomed to. In Serenda Espresso is also crockery cup of coffee with huge change so we have aims to raise awareness of in our communities to be its simplest form it is jumping on board for Plas- them down to the game decided to drop the price the problems with single- part of the plastic-free solu- Kaitiakitanga in practice, tic Free July. and bring it back after- to $2.50 a cup.” use disposable plastic and tion and denormalise single caring for Ranginui and It is offering $2.50 coffee wards. Walton Street and challenges people to do use plastic items such as Papatu¯a¯nuku,” concludes for customers using “We want to show Serenda Espresso each something about it. disposable cups, straws, Jacqui Forbes, kaihautu¯ reusable cups at the Te people how easy it can be have 100 keep cups to sell plastic bags and water matua for Para Kore. Awamutu Netball Courts to stop using plastic. at a discounted price of $10 ■ Serenda Espresso is bottles,” says Dorthe Groups participating on Saturdays. “There’s always a way each. selling $2.50 coffees to Siggaard from the Ta¯maki are: Rethinking Plastic Owner Sacha for people who want to And they will even fill people using reusable cups Waste Reduction Action Revolution and Taranaki Cornelissen says the deal find a way.” the cup with a free hot every Saturday in July at the Project. 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Northern Districts work that has been this quality for the Spirit Cricket have confirmed the undertaken, and coach of team.” appointment of Garry the Samoan women’s The Northern Spirit Wood as coach of their national team. players will have their first women’s cricket team, the Peter Zanzottera, direc- training session with Wood Skycity Hamilton North- tor of high performance at when they come together ern Spirit. Northern Districts Cricket for a winter training Wood comes with a vast is looking forward to Wood session in early July. The experience of coaching, joining the coaching team schedule for the team is yet having coached the at the association. to be announced for the Counties Manukau Senior “We had a number of upcoming season. Men’s team, the Northern strong contenders for the The list of contracted Districts A side and numer- role, but ultimately Hamilton Northern Spirit ous Auckland age group Garry’s enthusiasm, or- players will be released teams (male and female) ganisational skills and later this month. over the last 15 years. He is tactical knowledge meant Ohaupo’s Emma Parker currently the Papatoetoe he stood out among the is a strong contender for Cricket Club director, a contenders,” says one of the 15 contracted role in which he has Zanzottera. players to be named, received numerous awards “We are delighted to having been a contracted for the community cricket have secured someone of player last season. Win for Rowe in Cheryl wins midweek game the double Cheryl Forster took the double, winning the silver LGU Clinton Rowe shot a two on women’s club day with and scramble on ladies’ day at over par 72 to win the gross 23 stableford, from Sandra Stewart Alexander Golf Club. in Te Awamutu Golf Club’s White 19, Ann Dobson, Ulla The club champion headed midweek tournament. Collins 16. the field with a nett 75, from Percy Kapa annexed the Best of the Veteran men Debbie Pitcon 77, Leigh Grylls nett with a 67 and Tim last Thursday were Alan 77 and Helen Parker 78. Grylls Crotty topped the Goodwin with 36 and Pitcon had further success, stableford with 41 points. stableford, Roy winning the bronze I and bronze Leading lady was Karen Greenhalgh, John Staples II LGUs respectively. Campton with 35 35, Norm Brown 33. Rich- The nine hole division’s stableford. ard Woodward and Murray scramble was won by Barbara The only two was scored Wallis took the four-ball Dench with 37 nett, from Ange by Mick McConnell. best-ball match play final Way 41 and Maureen Brain 43. Robin Watson won the with Kerry Jensen and Margaret Alexander won the nine hole division scramble Toby Thomson runners-up. nine hole putting.
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Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 Rural Thursday, July 6, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 15 College 1st XV take Emphatic 76-5 win for competition lead Te Awamutu Sports BY COLIN THORSEN Te Awamutu College 1st Shauncy Waho XV have rocketed to the ‘produced a piece lead in the Rainbows End of individual magic BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK the local faithful. secondary schools’ rugby Sports rounded out the competition after results chipping and Te Awamutu Sports game with tries to halfback went their way at the week- chasing to score in stamped their authority on Ryan McNeil and end. the right hand Waikato championship midfielder Henare Rau- In the Battle of the Wai- rugby with an emphatic 76-5 kawa to sign off an impress- pa at Te Awamutu College corner. away win over former com- ive day at the office. on Saturday, the hosts won ’ petition leaders Putaruru. There were top perform- a highly competitive en- In doing so, the visitors ances all over the park. counter against Cambridge The Waipa Cup has been erased some inaccuracies of Lock Reynolds picked up 31-23 to regain the Waipa contested five times with the last few weeks to put the man of the match award Trophy. The game ended in Cambridge winning on together their most com- with an immense perform- sensational fashion. three occasions and Te plete performance of the ance. Strong in defence, With Te Awamutu lead- Awamutu twice. round. powerful on attack, ing 24-23 and only seconds Standouts for Te Awa- Sports ran wild to the highlighted by a run of 30 remaining, the mercurial mutu were lock Connor tune of 12 tries, led by metres, carrying defenders fullback Shauncy Waho Stedman Cook, openside winger Maseiga only to be denied his second produced a piece of individ- flanker Cameron Reynolds Teomatavui, with a hat- try when held up over the ual magic, chipping and and Karl. trick in the second half, and line. chasing to score in the right The Rainbow’s End skipper Matthew Towers, Teomatavui looked dan- hand corner. First five Counties Manukau Wai- with a first half brace. gerous every time he Logan Karl then converted kato 1st XV premier com- Putaruru were spirited touched the ball out wide, from the sideline to deny petition features the four and by no means passen- while captain Towers was Cambridge a bonus point by highest ranked sides from gers in the match, but just everywhere in defence and stretching his team’s win- the Waikato and the four couldn’t keep pace with a JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK PHOTO attack. ning margin beyond seven highest ranked Counties- slick Sports outfit. WELCOME BACK: Wade McLean-Te Huia impressed Sports welcomed back points. Manukau sides. Sports went onto the in his comeback game for Te Awamutu Sports. He is prop Wade Mclean-Te Huia Te Awamutu led 13-11 at The top four teams on attack early, shocking the pictured taking the attack to Putaruru with Cameron to the fold, who featured halftime courtesy of a Karl the leaderboard, with two hosts with tries to Towers, Moorby in support at Nola Block on Saturday. with several trademark try, conversion and two rounds remaining, are Te ever present in support, and barnstorming runs, as well penalties. Karl was on tar- Awamutu College 21 points, Cameron Moorby after backs created space down There was no easing as hooker Cam Moorby, get with two further penal- Manurewa 20, St John’s 19 fullback Josh Moorby the left wing, blowing the back. 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Cameron Stapleton says will be covered live on the after flanker Maika Smith round out a clinical first showed they weren’t giving Sports return home for these encounters against Sky Rugby Channel at was pulled down centi- half and a 45-0 lead, where the game away, being the first time in a month to Cambridge are always 2.40pm. If anyone would metres short of the goal line. they mixed scintillating rewarded with a try from an take on second place Mor- ‘very, very competitive’ and like to travel up on the bus Towers picked up his back play with good intercept, chip and chase to rinsville in what shapes to this year’s encounter lived contact Sheree on second five pointer after the decisions and direction. a rapturous applause from be a mouth-watering clash. up to expectations. 02102570571.
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Te Pahu’s golden girl Laura Langman has not closed the door on a return THUMBS UP to the Silver Ferns despite FOR ruling herself out for next CHANGE: year. Laura Langman told Radio Langman Sport her decision to re- won’t be sign with the Sunshine eligible for the Coast Lightning in the Silver Ferns in Australian league was dif- 2017 after re- ficult, especially with the signing a Commonwealth Games contract in the scheduled for Gold Coast Australian next year. The decision league. means that under Netball New Zealand rules she will be ineligible for the Silver Ferns. “From my perspective, I never shut that door and, been really living those Langman and her like I said, my decisions to values. teammates won the Super date have been to make me, “Everything I do, I’ve League title. to live by the values of done for the black dress “It’s been a hugely diffi- being a Silver Fern and to and to be the best person cult time. One I’ve prob- be the best person and and player I can be to take ably made with a very player I could be to contri- back to the environment.” heavy heart and a lot of bute massively in the Langman felt the timing tears but I’m happy.” environment so no for me I of her returning to the It has been a pretty would never shut that door Silver Ferns was just off, special time for Langman — it means too much, it especially right before a and her Lightning just couldn’t happen this pinnacle event. teammates who had just time round.” “I think, I’m only one won the Suncorp Super Langman said the very, very small piece of League. “Obviously the decision to stay came down the Netball New Zealand season was pretty special. to living by the values she outfit, so it came down to a “I think what Noels had been taught as a Silver need, was there a need? (Noelene Taurua) and Fern. Possibly not and you know Kylie (assistant coach “Obviously I’ve been it’s a pinnacle event — so Kylie Byrne) were able to around the Ferns so their timing is a very big factor create in nine months, it values became my life to bring something new in certainly was a taste of values and I wanted to so close.” what potentially could be really live true to them and The decision to stay on given a bit more time with so my decisions over the the Sunshine Coast was this group. Boy, that last few years, I feel I have not taken lightly after sounds exciting to me.” Thursday, July 6, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 17 Melanie Barker - Business Owner Supporting Local and National Netball 2017 79%
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TE AWAMUTU GWYNNE SHIELD CHALLENGE 2017 Te Awamutu fielding strong team
BY COLIN THORSEN coaching the Te Awamutu Peace Cup The competition is played at the holders and is the current Te Awamutu Memorial Park rugby grounds in Te Awamutu Gwynne Shield rugby College 1st XV coach. Wheeler is Te Cambridge every day from Sunday, team have the fire power to be highly Awamutu Sports Senior A forward’s July 9 through to Friday, July 14. Finals competitive at the week-long tourna- coach and Waikato Under-15 coach. day is Sunday, July 16. ment starting in Cambridge on Te Awamutu will be keen to go one Te Awamutu play the first of three Sunday. better than last year when beaten 12-5 double-headers on Monday (July 10) Coaches Michael Earwaker and by Cambridge in the final. against Hamilton Eagles, field 1, Paul Wheeler have put together a It was a bitter pill to swallow for a Te 1.30pm, and Morrinsville, field 1, team they believe has the potential to Awamutu side who had beaten Cam- 3.15pm. bring the shield back to Te Awamutu. bridge 15-7 in the round-robin stage of On Tuesday (July 11) Te Awamutu “As coaches, we are lucky to have the tournament (two days earlier) to tackles Hamilton Tigers, field 2, 3pm, such an exciting group of boys to take win back the Brian Spraggons followed by another double-header on through to the tournament,” says Memorial Cup. Wednesday (July 12) against Hamilton Wheeler. The ‘maroon and golds’ then Wasps, field 1, 12.30pm, and Hamilton “With the bulk of the boys coming defended the cup, played for through- Panthers, field 2 at 2.15pm. from the successful 13th grade team out the round-robin stages of the Thursday’s (July 14) game will be and the rest from 12th grade, it tournament, with emphatic victories against North Waikato at 2.15pm on provides our team with a lot of over Hamilton Eagles 74-0 and Mor- field 2. experience. We also have Isaac rinsville 32-5. They clinched their berth TC060717FP08 Friday’s draw has Te Awamutu Cullen and Liam McPherson back in the final, finishing top of the FLASHBACK: Last year’s Te Awamutu Gwynne Shield team after playing Matamata, field 1 at 1.30pm, from last year’s Gwynne Shield team.” leaderboard with 40 points, Cambridge beating Cambridge in pool play to claim the Brian Spraggons and Tritons on field 3 at 3.15pm. Wheeler says the boys have 39, Wasps 38, Matamata 23, South Memorial Cup. There are no games on Saturday. trained hard and played the College Waikato Tritons 21, Hamilton Panthers Finals day on Sunday has play-offs under 55kg team which boasts kids up 18, Hamilton Tigers 15, Morrinsville coached side scored a resounding Griffin and the late Murray Teddy. starting at 10.30am, with the grand to three years older than some of their 10, North Waikato 8, Hamilton Eagles 25-5 win over Cambridge in the grand In subsequent years, under differ- final scheduled for 1pm on field 1. boys. 7. final. ent coaching regimes, Te Awamutu The team’s management and “I felt they competed well against As holders of the Brian Spraggons It was the first time Te Awamutu have placed runners-up 2011, 2012, players are grateful to the local the older, heavier opposition, going Memorial Cup at the end of pool play, had won the shield outright in two 2015, 2016, fourth 2013 and third businesses (see the advert below) down 35-25. Te Awamutu got to keep it over decades and the eighth time Te 2014. who have sponsored them this “We were excited by what we saw summer. Te Awamutu will defend cup Awamutu had won the shield in all Wheeler is anticipating another season. despite the score. We think this puts us in the opening game against Cam- (Waipa also won it in 1943, 1944). demanding tournament. Lunix Homes is proud to be in good stead for the tournament.” bridge on field 3, 12pm kick off on In 1998 they shared the trophy with He encourages as many Te Awa- supporting the Gwynne Shield team The coaches have a wealth of Sunday. Hamilton South after drawing the final mutu supporters as possible to make this year and are looking forward to experience. Te Awamutu last won the Gwynne 5-all, and they won the competition the trek to Cambridge and get behind cheering the players on in Cam- Earwaker had a lengthy stint Shield in 2010 when the Alex Phillips’ outright in 1990 coached by Morrie the players. bridge.
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OUR PANEL’S PICKS
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Mark McNaughten’s eight-week run as dealt to Sunwolves 94-7. outright leader of Te Awamutu Courier Our A blanket can now be thrown over the top Panel’s Picks Super Rugby competition has three on the panel. ended after his fill-in selector only managed Andrea Miller (PGG Wrightson) has joined 2/7 winners in week 19. McNaughten in the lead after scoring 4/7 for McNaughten (Homeward) took the lead off an overall success rate of 84 per cent. They Brett Watson (Carpet Court) after playing his have Watson (3/7) in hot pursuit on 83 per joker (worth double points) in week 11. cent and Chris Grenfell (Edmonds Judd) on Homeward had to come up with a 80 per cent. makeshift tipster to take over from The dark horse in the field is two-times McNaughten who is presently overseas on past winner Lance Fielder (Gyde Wansbone). Stu’s Pick of the Week... holiday. He sits on 76 per cent but is yet to play his It was a tough day at the office for the 12 joker which can increase one’s percentage by tipsters at the weekend with three managing as much as 10 per cent. The only other TEST DRIVE THE 4/7 winners, five scoring 3/7 and three tipsters yet to play their joker are Timmos ITM recording 2/7. and Dwight Harvie (Superliquor) NEW HOLDEN Upset wins by the British & Irish Lions over The panel is again tasked with selecting ASTRA TODAY! the All Blacks 24-21, Tonga over Samoa the winners of a mixture of International and OPEN 30-26, Bulls over Sharks 30-17 and Kings Super Rugby games this weekend. The 7 over Jaguares 31-30 threw a spanner in the majority of the seven games are 50/50 calls — Call in and see us! DAYS works. Reds v Brumbies, Force v Rebels, All Blacks v including USA outgunned Canada 52-16, Stormers Lions, Tonga v Fiji, Waratahs v Jaguares, ROSETOWN HOLDEN Sundays edged out the Cheetahs 20-10 and the Lions Bulls v Kings and Stormers v Sunwolves. Cnr Churchill & Mahoe St • Te Awamutu • Ph (07) 871 5143
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Te Awamutu caused a boil-over, tireless in their endeavours to contain the finding the back of the net for Te Awamutu. defeating previously unbeaten Cambridge Cambridge attack. Andrew Grilli was the stand out player, 3-1 in WaiBOP Football’s championship Despite the loss, coach Billy Carter was producing a commanding game in defence. league. happy that his team had tried to play some The team’s next outing is against Claude- Jamie Bowen, Scott Donaldson and constructive football. lands Rovers at Anchor Park on July 15, Nathan Scott scored for for the home team Jack Connor and Josh Whitt were named 12.30pm kick off. against the competition leaders in the Te Awamutu players of the day. The Remax women’s team started in the curtainraiser at the Stadium on Saturday. Carter’s team will face another stern test Waikato B division Bowl with an 11-0 In his first match stepping up for the at the Stadium this coming Saturday against thrashing of Cambridge at the Stadium. championship side, Scott continued his third placed Taupo, kick off at 2.45pm. The Both teams struggled to field full strength right run of recent form to score on debut at early game will feature Te Awamutu and line-ups. However, Te Awamutu’s lethal this level. Taupo championship teams, kick off 12.30pm. attack were in a mood to score goals. The Edmonds Judd Te Awamutu men’s The men’s A division team lost 3-0 to Samantha Kietzman (5), Sarah McKnight premiership team lost 4-0 away to Cam- Melville. TA have the bye this weekend (4) and Brooke Adler scored, while an own bridge at John Kerkhof Park. before facing Eastern City at Anchor Park on goal by Cambridge completed the scoring. TC060717SP20 Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Te Awamutu July 15, kick off at 2.45pm. The Team 7 player of the day award went GOAL scoring star Sam Kietzman who worked hard to contain a Cambridge side in The men’s C division team drew 2-2 with to goal keeper Tania Hall who saved a nailed a hat-trick plus two, five goals for hot form on a five game winning streak. Melville at Gower Park. penalty kick and denied Cambridge any the Te Awamutu women’s soccer team Defenders Joe Gifford, Hamon McKay, All the scoring action took place in the goals. The women have a bye before their against Cambridge on Sunday. Jono O’Sullivan and Richard Wilkins were second half with Curt Pegler and Aaron Mills next game away to Te Aroha on July 16. Junior results with Te Awamutu teams first: Lightning 3, Vardon 4; Terriors 1, Ham Marist 8; Hurricanes 1, Forrest Lake 0; Galaxy Girls 3, Huntly Thistle 3; Pirongia Strikers 0, Western Utd 5; Gunners 0, Cambridge 7; Spurs 0, Cambridge 9; Tigers 0, Horotiu 1; Hot Shots 3, Rovers Dragons 4; Comets 1, Ham Marist Eagles 2; Storm 1, Hillcrest Heroes 8; Pirongia Thunder 4, Cambridge 2; Raiders 6, Matamata 0; Tornadoes 3, Huntly Thistle 3; Panthers 5, Northern Utd 0; Wildcats 2, Fairfield Int 1st XI 7. Knockout Cup: Spurs 0, Western Utd 11; Hotshots 1, Glenview 7; Raiders 3, Northern Utd 4; Tornadoes 6, Peachgrove Vixens 2. Rivals rocked
Aaron Van der Poel rocked his rivals shooting a five-under-par 65 in the opening round of the senior strokeplay champion- ships at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. Van der Poel rose above the heavy underfoot conditions, nailing seven birdies to compensate for two bogeys in Sunday’s Fairview Motors sponsored scramble. At the other end of the scale, Ray Dearing had five out of bounds in his second nine and, along with George King, who finished with a 10 on the 17th hole and 11 on the 18th hole, will be looking for improvement next Sunday. Bruce Russ has his nose in front in the intermediate division, Rex Mossman heads the juniors and Keith Mitchell leads the Junior Bs. Rex Mossman, with 42 points, won the stableford b/l from Bruce Russ 42, Ian Berry 41, Doug Atkinson 40, Phil Lambert, Dave Heta 39, Roger Neal, Mike Herbert 38. The NEC jackpot worth $117 was struck by Keith Mitchell with a nett eagle on the par five, seventh hole. Stewart Alexander host Te Awamutu in the second leg of the Interclub Challenge on Sunday, July 16. Making it look easy
Scott Law made the 18 holes at Pirongia Golf Club look like a chip and putt course on Sunday. The defending club champion drove the ball long and straight and was able to capitalise when he pitched it close, shoot- ing a three-under-par 69 in the opening round of the strokeplay championships. Sean Bonenkamp is his closest rival after shooting a tidy 73. Ben Jefferies and Gary Bowman are a shot further back after posting first of four round scores of 74. The intermediate division is a lot closer after round one. Kevin Appleby and Gus MacIntyre lead with 82, from Gary Russo 83, Steve Law 84 and Rob Taylor 85. Charlie Coles leads the junior division with 87, by one shot over Adam Ryburn and Ray Budgeon. The junior B division is led by Grant Clow from Kevin Nickson and Dave Lamb. (no scores available) Senior scramble: Gus MacIntyre, Gary Bowman, Kevin Appleby 67 nett, Scott Law, Ben Jefferies 68, Steve Law, Garry Russo, Brent Keene 69. Junior: Charlie Coles 64, Brian Ryburn, Grant Clow, Kevin Nickson 68, Ray Budgeon, Adam Ryburn 69. Twos: Ray Budgeon, Gary Bowman, Ben Jefferies, Connor Hodgson. Closest to the pin: Grant Clow. Longest putt: Ben Jefferies. Thursday, July 6, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 21
Church Services Public Notices
The popular Play cafe Formal Notices TE AWAMUTU ST JOHN’S PUBLIC NOTICE MARKET is taking shape again, METHODIST and toys are arriving ANGLICAN of application for Club Licence COUNCIL CARPARK daily! CHURCH CHURCH Starting on the 10th Deaths SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 This Saturday July, the play cafe will 261 Bank Street Call Gaynor: 870 4551 GRIFFIN, RASMUSSEN, Waikato Aero Club (Inc) has made application to the be running every Carol Andrea. Adolph Julius, (Dolph). Services this weekday during the Sunday Waipa District Licensing Committee for the renewal of holidays from Passed away suddenly Peacefully at Waikato Service this Sunday at 10am a Club Licence in respect of the premises at 255 10-12:30. at Waikato Hospital on Hospital surrounded 8am St John’s, Steele Road RD2 Hamilton 3282 known as Waikato Suitable for 1-7 year 2 July 2017, aged 71. by family on Sunday, 2 We are an inclusive Te Awamutu Aero Club. Rosebank olds and their parents/ Beloved wife of the late July 2017. Aged 80 Parish, extending a 9:30am St Saviour’s, caregivers DennisGriffin. years. Loving husband warm invitation for Pirongia The general nature of the business conducted under Arthouse Free entry. Cherished sister of of Jenny. Loved father youtojoinus. 10am St John’s, the licence is Sporting club. Baking and hot drinks Gaynor Westgate, and father-in-law to Te Awamutu AGM available to purchase devoted and loving Gail & Kevin, Steven & Rev Shelley The days on which and the hours during which alcohol for a minimal cost. aunty and great aunty Angela, Julie, Wayne 871 4453 You can be assured of is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: 5:30pm on Downstairs 654 to Ross, Janine, Eva &Erin, Linda & Paul. a welcome to these Monday to Sunday 2pm - midnight. Alexandra st, and Leo, Kelly, Carl Adored Granddad to 8 All welcome services. Wednesday 12th at Te Awamutu and Little Mia Grandchildren and 1 Jesus said, "Come to The application may be inspected during ordinary the Arthouse, 337 “Forever in our Great-Grandchild. me, all of you who are office hours at the office of the Waipa District Council, Churchill Street hearts.” “Rest in Peace” weary and carry heavy District Licensing Committee at either 101 Bank burdens, and I will give Te Awamutu A Celebration of Carol’s A service to celebrate you rest"(Matthew Street, Te Awamutu or 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge. life will be held at Dolph’slife will be 11:28). Sports Alexandra House held at Rosetown Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes Chapel, 570 Alexandra Chapel, 262 Ohaupo to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than Cycling Club St, Te Awamutu on Road, Te Awamutu, on Follow us on Facebook 15 working days after the date of the publication of this Friday, 7 July 2017 at Friday, the 7 of July Parish of St Johns’ notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the AGM Te Awamutu 11am followed by a 2017 at 1pm followed Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at: 6pm Friday private cremation. All by a private Come along and Waipa District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te hear what we’ve 28 July 2017 at the
communications to cremation. Donations 9271599AA the Griffin family, PO to Te Awamutu RSA Awamutu 3840. been doing and Te Awamutu Sports Clubrooms Box 137, Te Awamutu would be appreciated No objection to the issue of a renewal licence may be whats coming up To be followed by 3840. and may be left at the made in relation to a matter other than a matter Everyone Welcome Te Awamutu Funeral service. All specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of the Club Dinner Services FDANZ communications to Toni 027 431 7099 and Prizegiving. the Rasmussen Alcohol Act 2012. Family, c/- 262 Ohaupo This is the only publication of this notice. MACDONALD, Road, Te Awamutu, Ewan Douglas. 3800. Passed peacefully on 3 July 2017. Much loved husband and best Paterangi School friend of Anne. Public Notices ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Treasured dad of Hugh In Memoriam Monday, 7 August and Colleen, Elle and BOARD OFTRUSTEES Meet and greet from 7pm Stewart, Deanna and McCANDLISH, Election Gary. Adored Alan Malcolm. Whakamarama Marae AGM 7:30pm grandfather and great- Five years ago on the 7 Society Inc grandfather of Grant, July 2012. He will To be held at Te Awamutu College Staffroom Greg and Charlie, Lara always be Whakamarama Marae off Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. and Dan, Isabella, remembered for his Nominations are invited for the election of Thomas and Charlotte; adventure and Trust Alyx, Nick, Aiden, one (1) parent representative to the Board of exciting life. Fly free. Trustees. A nomination form and a copy of this For enquiries please phone Owen and Madeline; Love Mum, Dad, Bryce Corey and Sally, Zach and Scott. notice will be posted to all eligible voters. Catherine: 021 069 1913 and Dalton. AGM A celebration of Ewan's ALL WELCOME At the Marae, Sunday 16 July 1:15pm You can nominate another person to stand as a life will be held at candidate or you can nominate yourself (make Alexandra House Agenda on the day Chapel, 570 Alexandra sure you sign both parts of the form). Mrs Jones Grand Opening St, Te Awamutu, on All enquiries to Friday, 7 July, at Additional nomination forms can be obtained 2.30pm. Donations in Kataraina Hodge 027 450 8905 OOnn SundaySunday thethe 9th9thJ Julyuly fromfrom 2pm2pm toto 5 5pm.pm. lieu of flowers to from the school office. Hospice Waikato WWineine a andnd c cheese,heese, s spotpot p prizesrizes andand plentyplenty ofof newnew would be appreciated Nominations close at noon on 28 July, 2017 aandnd o oldld TreasuresTreasures t too s see.ee. and a donation box is and may be accompanied by a signed BBrendarenda a andnd M Myrayra w wouldould lovelove toto shhareare t theirheir newnew available on the day. 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Admin to provide the best care possible for our One month trial Events patients. Giltrap Engineering Ltd is a progressive Giltrap Engineering Ltd is a progressive period. Marketing Planning We are seeking a part-time Dental Assistant company based in Otorohanga, manufacturing company based in Otorohanga, manufacturing Phone On-Site Repairs Ltd Tell me what you to cover maternity leave, which could result and distributing farm machinery locally and distributing farm machinery locally 021 026 38979 need. in a permanent part time position. You will and internationally. and internationally. Experienced and need to be: We are offering an excellent opportunity capable. We are offering an excellent opportunity for Farm Employment Available to lend a • Able to work flexible hours/days experienced full-time Fabricators/Welders for an experienced full-time Industrial Spray hand when you • Experience preferred but not essential to start immediately. 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