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Victim named Vote of confidence The man killed in a crash on Kakepuku Road on Sunday, BY DEAN TAYLOR October 2 has been named as 23-year-old Mandeep Singh. Returning mayor Jim Mr Singh is an Indian Mylchreest is taking his re- national in New Zealand on a election by a margin of more than work visa and had been two-to-one as a vote of confidence residing at the farm he worked in the direction his council is taking. at on Kakepuku Road. He says the fact all sitting Police offer their sympathies councillors who stood again were to Mr Singh’s friends and also re-elected backs up his belief. family. With just two new faces around the council table (see page 9 for Fatal crash detailed results), Mr Mylchreest is A motorcyclist died following sure council won’t waste any time a crash on Roto-o-Rangi Road getting on with business. shortly after 5pm on Saturday. High on the agenda is the The motorcyclist appears to question of a water CCO. have hit the side of a bridge. No “We need a determination one other vehicles were involved. way or the other so we know what The road was closed for direction we are taking,” says Mr about two hours while the Mylchreest. TC111016DT05 Serious Crash Unit was in “We’ll ask the public want they SECOND term mayor attendance. want. Jim Mylchreest. At the time of going to press “What I’m hearing is Waipa the victim’s name had not been doesn’t want to be part of a CCO, released. but we need to ask the question more formally.” He says in terms of our water High Tea services, maintenance, new water The Pink Ribbon High Tea sources and stormwater are ensure we make our district as on the levels of services, engineer- councils. Mr Mylchreest says Wai- lunch date is now Saturday, priorities. liveable as possible. ing design requirements and even pa is about the size (population November 5 at the Pirongia Mr Mylchreest says some main- He says this means amenities expectations of consumers. about 50,000) deemed by overseas Memorial Hall. tenance issues are known, but such as the new library are import- Mr Mylchreest thinks there is a experts as an ideal size to deliver Tickets are available at Mint auditing underground services is ant, and the proposed Te Awamutu place for local and central govern- an efficient service. Beauty Therapy. never an exact science. Heritage Centre and Cambridge’s ment to be involved in He says there are gains to be He says it is bad business to covered pool are on the agenda. streamlining processes and mak- made by sharing services, maybe Walton St gig replace something that is working “Town centres need to be ing land and cheaper housing even management or staff exper- Singer-songwriter perfectly, so it is common practice attractive, people need to be able to available — while not driving tise with nearby councils — but musicians Josh Rennie-Hynes to push equipment to the last get around on good roads, foot- down existing values. doesn’t want to see us and Liam Gerner are playing a minute. paths and cycleways and we need He is also keen to keep lobbying amalgamated with the likes of gig at Walton Street on Friday, Stormwater is a greater issue, to be encouraging business to central government for better Hamilton where we would be a October 14 as part of their New because weather patterns are ensure there are jobs,” he says. ways to fund council business, minority shareholder. Zealand tour. changing and storm frequencies “It is about making it a great rather than property taxes. Mr Mylchreest says Waipa is in Tickets are available now at are increasing. place for the young, middle aged “The Government collects GST a growth phase, interest rates are the cafe´ for $20. New subdivisions and replace- and elderly.” on rates,” he says. low, council debt is low and rates Doors open at 7pm, and ment work all require larger He also has thoughts about “Some of that should come back are in the lower third of New curry, cake and coffee will be pipework to cope with increased housing affordability, which he to the councils to spend locally.” Zealand — so now is an ideal time stormwater flows. believes is often driven in the He believes a big challenge is to get into projects that will set the available to buy on the night. Mr Mylchreest is keen to wrong direction by the demands the pressure to amalgamate district up for a strong future. Mayor thanks voters for local body election result
I would like to thank all I am also very pleased that all Plan and there is general agree- Susan O’Regan and Elwyn Andre- candidates and voters who took Councillors standing for re- ment from the community in the Wilson to Council representing the part in the recent local body election have been re-elected to direction the district is going. Kakepuku and Maungatautari elections. Council. I would like to publicly acknow- Wards respectively. I am honoured to have been This means that we can very ledge retiring Councillors Laurie It will be an absolute privilege elected for a second term as Mayor quickly pick up the reins and move Hoverd and John Bishop for all of to represent you all over the next of Waipa District — Home of on with the extensive work pro- their hard work and commitment three years. Champions. gramme outlined in our 10 Year to the community and welcome JIM MYLCHREEST
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Time to prep your boat Mayor congratulated Thanks to those who voted for the Long Weekend! I would like to warmly to do whatever secret ambition in local government election congratulate Jim Mylchreest or goal you had. on his resounding win in the We are all better to aim Rod and Reel Waipa Mayoral Election. high with our dreams. If we Congratulations to those during my deliveries. The size of his majority fall flat on our face at least we elected. I thank the people who Although not successful Servicing and surprised me a bit, indicating tried. have voted for me in the Local this time, I will be contactable most Waipa residents are Standing for the Mayoralty Government elections. on 871-7039 or 0274916763 to ReRepairs available happy with the current Mayor has been a great experience, so Special thanks go to my help with any queries you and also the current council- many generous people came family, Tim Gisler, Quality might have, and it does not lors which is good for Waipa. forward to help. I sincerely Mushrooms and the ones who matter what ward the query I have no regrets in stand- thank you all and everyone promoted me via phone calls comes from. Layby NOW for ing. I knew there was always who voted for me. and conversations. On a negative note my sign going to be a risk but at least it I have been re-elected as a Also many thanks to the on the corner of Tiki Road was Christmas gave the public a voting op- Waipa Councillor and will property owners who allowed illegally removed. I would like tion. It can be sad in your life if work hard for the benefit of all my signs on their properties. It it back please and if anyone one day you looked back and Waipa residents. was also great to meet many sees it please contact me. said to yourself, if only I tried VERN WILSON people of the Kakepuku Ward BERNARD WESTERBAAN
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051016SPLBREMNER CRITICAL: Keith Bremner is an a critical condition in Waikato hospital after being stabbed in Otorohanga. 081016NZHAGKAWHIA25 He is pictured here with daughter Loren, and wife FRIENDS and family mourn as the bodies of Mona Tuwhangai and Maurice O’Donnell, murdered in the tiny Clare, who was killed in the attack. settlement of Kinohaku, are driven away in a hearse on Sunday.
The tight-knit communities of O’Donnell, 72, who police think Bremner A Waikato District Health Board events and the movements of Bremner in Kinohaku and Kawhia are in mourning may not have known. spokeswoman said Bremner had been a his Holden Vectra after he attacked his after two of their own were believed The discovery of the bodies was made mental health patient, and was last in in- parents. murdered by wanted man Ross Bremner. by someone visiting the elderly couple patient care in 2013. Police faced questions about how they Bremner, 34, killed his mother Claire, on Friday. The bodies were taken away Post-mortem examinations were handled the hunt for Bremner and 60, and critically injured his father in hearses on Saturday afternoon. being carried out in Auckland on whether the public was warned properly Keith, 64, in a frenzied knife attack at Friends and family of the couple Sunday to establish the time of the about how dangerous he was. their home in Otorohanga on Tuesday gathered together outside the property, deaths of the couple and Bremner, and They told the media after the attack before fleeing. held a karakia, and one man performed police say it may take some time. on Tuesday, and police took other mem- His body was found on Friday at a an emotional haka, media at the scene Specialist police staff and ESR scien- bers of Bremner’s family to safety. property in the settlement of Kinohaku reported. tists examined the scene throughout the They said there was no information with the bodies of Mona Waikoko Some turned their backs when weekend. available to police to indicate where he Tuwhangai , 82, and Maurice Raymond Bremner’s body was taken away. Police are trying to reconstruct the would go. ——NZN
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TC111016DT02 SCENE of the house fire on Hazelmere Cres on Friday.
TC111016CT02 STATION officer Colin Munro (red hat) and firefighters Casey Cook (left) and Frank Whitaker keep an eye on the fire until the power supply to the cow shed is disconnected. BY DEAN TAYLOR BY COLIN THORSEN A Hazelmere Cres family had little time to evacuate Rodents chewing their home on Friday night through power cables is the after cooking fat set the kit- likely cause of a cowshed chen on fire. fire on a Cambridge Road Te Awamutu Brigade chief farm last Thursday. fire officer Ian Campbell says “There were lots of nests the occupant did the right up there in the roof line of thing by rounding up the the main cowshed,” Te Awa- children and getting out of mutu Fire Brigade station the house before doing any- officer, Colin Munro told the thing else. Courier. The brigade was called at “We applied dry powder about 9.45pm and arrived to initially on the small electri- find the right-of-way property cal fire, then waited for well alight. Waipa Networks to arrive to Firefighters were called in shut down the power supply from Hamilton and Cam- to the shed. bridge to assist the Te Awa- “Once that had been mutu Brigade. It took about TC111016DT03 done, we were able to start three hours to bring the fire HAZELMERE Cres residence destroyed by fire. pulling flashing from the under control. roof to get at the seat of the The public can help the Walton Street and Te Awa- of furniture or large items fire and extinguish it.” TC111016CT01 family get back on their feet mutu Bible Chapel are can betaken to 89 Loomb Mr Munro said a farm FLAME visible from the vat stand of the after losing everything. accepting donations and gifts Street. worker had spotted the fire.. main cow shed on a Cambridge Road farm.
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HOT eople should feel safe at lives. new offences for strangulation, Government alone can solve. ■ Pirongia Service Station for petrol home with their family. So we are making sweeping coercion to marry, and assault on We all need to think differently and diesel cheaper than Te Awamutu. PFor most of us, this is the changes to family violence a family member. We will also and do our bit. This Government reality. Sadly, for some of us, it is legislation. The package make offending while on a is putting a stake in the ground ■ Nice, quiet, considerate not. changes both civil and criminal Protection Order a specific and taking the first step for all New neighbours. Peace at last after a year For some people home is a laws, and provides system-level aggravating factor in sentencing. Zealanders. of uncontrolled children. place of terror. changes to support new ways of It’s going to be easier to apply I had a very interesting day ■ Half of New Zealand’s working. It will cost $132 million for Protection Orders and we’ll when hosting Hon. Judith Collins Grateful thanks to the person who homicides are family violence over four years. enable approved non- in the electorate. We visited the handed my car keys in to Mitre10. related. Last year, Police Across 16 different portfolios, governmental organisations to Te Awamutu and Otorohanga ■ Kind lady who helped me load my responded to 110,000 family Ministers and departments are apply on a victim’s behalf. Police Stations and the Te kids and shopping into the car at The violence call-outs. There were working together to redesign the We will improve protection and Awamutu Corrections Office with children present at nearly two- way our system prevents and care for children by better a tour of Waikeria Prison. I was Warehouse on a rainy day. thirds of these call-outs. responds to family violence. provision for the rights of children deeply impressed with all I NOT The National-led Government We’re going to ensure all under Protection Orders, aligning observed and heard. We have knows that to help solve social family violence is clearly Care of Children orders to the some outstanding people working ■ Frontier Rd farmer that picked up problems, often means we have identified and risk information is family violence regime, and in tough environments and their rubbish — it’s a pity they didn’t pick up to confront difficult and properly shared. trialling supervised handovers. dedication and contribution to their mud. distressing issues. We want people to be able to We’ll also make evidence making our communities safer is This has never stopped us get help without having to go to gathering in family violence cases very obvious. ■ Neighbours putting up a fence, but from facing the hard problems court, and we’ll put the safety of easier for Police and less I would also like to thank the their dogs still find a way to get on our and taking action, particularly victims at the heart of bail traumatic for victims. residents of Beattie Rest Home property. Be more aware of where you where we think we can make a decisions. But family violence is not a for putting on a splendid afternoon let your dogs roam around. positive difference in people’s Our changes include creating problem that laws and tea for us. ■ Medical centre takes out a full page add for taking on new patients when you can't get in to see your own Historic gates moving to new spot doctor, let alone any doctors for up to a week. Lake Te Ko Utu’s board chairman who More than 300 what should be in the to complement historic gates will be helped develop the do- people had their say middle of the new existing trees. The TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. moved to a more main and Lake Te Ko on the future of the roundabout, with most roundabout and me- prominent place as Utu. They were origin- gates via Waipa Dis- people wanting a fea- dian islands will be a Send to 021 241 4568 part of the redevelop- ally commissioned to trict Council’s ture tree. mixture of hard ment of the entrance mark the park en- Facebook page, or at a A Japanese maple paving, gardens and EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. way into Cambridge. trance. session on site in July. tree will be planted to grass. The gates were The redevelopment An overwhelming match the avenue of Council intends Send to [email protected] gifted to the commun- of the roundabout near majority of people trees along Hamilton tendering the work be- ity by the Cambridge St Andrew’s Church wanted the gates Road. Feature trees at fore Christmas, with DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Domain Board Com- means the gates can moved. the Queen Street inter- construction early in mittee in honour of now be moved so more Council also asked section will include the new year taking Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street Thomas Well, the people can see them. for feedback about lime and Chinese elm three to four months.
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The progress results Pirongia Ward will Successful Te Awa- for Saturday’s local once again be repre- mutu community body elections indicate sented by Clare St board candidates are two new councillors Pierre and Bruce Richard Hurrell and will sit around the Wai- Thomas. Colleen Wilson, who pa District Council The only other new return, Gary table. face on Council is Derbyshire and Ange Susan O’Regan will Elwyn Andree-Wiltens, Holt for Te Awamutu represent Kakepuku who will represent and Nigel Anderson for Ward, topping three Maungatautari Ward, Kakepuku. other candidates and vacated by deputy Those elected to the replacing long serving mayor Grahame Cambridge community councillor Laurie Webber. board are Mike Pettit, Hoverd who retired. Mr Webber stood for Julie Epps, Philip All four Te Awa- Cambridge Ward, and Coles, Roger Gordon mutu councillors will topped the poll from (Cambridge) and John HAZEL BARNES ANDREW BROWN return: Vern Wilson, returning Councillors Bishop Hazel Barnes, Andrew Liz Stolwyk, Sue (Maungatautari). Brown and Marcus Milner and Judy The progress result Gower. Bannon. is based on the counting of about 98 per cent of the returned KATARAINA HODGE votes and the outcome may change once all Saturday’s votes have been counted and it’s a votes have been tight race for councillors elected to the Waikato counted, although most general constituency of the Waikato Regional results are clear cut. Council. Possible changes Jennie Hayman is leading with 4556 votes, could occur in Cam- followed by Fred Lichtwark Lichtwark on 4453 bridge. sneaking in front of Tony Armstrong by just 22 For Council, Mrs votes for a seat. Bannon received 2385 However, special votes are yet to be counted and votes and fifth was MARCUS GOWER VERN WILSON the outcome of the elections may change. Philip Coles with 2222. Whatever the outcome, it looks likely Waikato If he does oust the Regional Council has five new councillors as Peter standing Councillor his Buckley and Theresa Stark both retired from the place on the Commun- Waikato general constituency. ity Board would be Kataraina Hodge has won the Nga¯ Tai Ki Uta taken by Don Sanders. Ma¯ori constituency, former Thames-Coromandel Mr Sanders also has district councillor Dal Minogue has been elected to another chance — he that constituency and the other new councillor is polled fifth, just 46 Russ Rimmington, who joins returning councillors votes behind Roger Lois Livingston, Bob Simcock and Jane Hennebry Gordon. in the Hamilton general constituency. About 36 per cent of Four councillors were re-elected unopposed: eligible voters took part Alan Livingston, Stu Kneebone for our Waipa¯-King in the election. Country constituency and Stuart Husband, Hugh Final election Vercoe for Waihou. results will be declared Final election results will be declared by SUSAN O’REGAN by Thursday. CLARE St PIERRE BRUCE THOMAS Thursday. TRADE-IN VEHICLES TO CLEAR! NO DEPOSIT FINANCE • TOP TRADE IN PRICES • MASSIVE SELECTION
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REVIEW: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW HAMILTON OPERATIC SOCIETY CourierTe Awamutu Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Show fun for new and old Your community newspaper for over 100 years. Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Rocky Horror fans BY DEAN and ROBYN TAYLOR CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) We welcome letters - preferably via email. They You have to wonder how many people fectly muscled Adonis of a man named should be under 300 words and must have the have never seen the cult musical phen- THE ROCKY HORROR Rocky. sender’s name, address and phone number. No omenon that is The Rocky Horror Show Madcap mayhem ensues, reminiscent pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be or the movie version The Rocky Horror SHOW of movies of old, before a very much more withheld in special circumstances at the discretion Picture Show. worldly Brad and Janet get to leave. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Certainly it is at least our third time Without wishing to really single any- and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Where: Clarence St Theatre seeing it live on stage, including the Gary Works by: Richard O’Brien one out, as the cast were all outstanding, Glitter version, but sadly not the one Director: David Sidwell it is hard not to mention Russell Dixon as MANAGER where Robert Muldoon cameoed, and it Frank N Further, a tough ask after Tim Alan Price Narrator: Mark Sainsbury or Mike [email protected] never fails to deliver. Curry’s rendition of the character in the Hamilton Operatic Society’s pro- Williams movie, a New Zealander who has tread EDITORIAL duction of this iconic show is as good as it Restriction: R13 the boards both here and internationally. Dean Taylor (editor) gets — even with a scaled down pro- Season: Continues to November This man was born to play this role. [email protected] duction in light of the Founders Theatre Tickets: Ticketek His voice and stage presence is utterly Colin Thorsen (journalist) being mothballed. captivating and with neatly trimmed hair [email protected] This is not a show that needs to be and technicians to bring this wonderful and beard is a rather delicious Frank N Bethany Tiddy (journalist) updated — it is what it is — Richard production to New Zealand audiences. Furter appealing to more modern tastes. [email protected] O’Brien’s tribute to science fiction, The Rocky Horror Show tells the Rounding out the rest of the cast is a ADVERTISING double features and B grade movies. story of a newly engaged, very whole- mix of local and national performers, Dorinda Williams Classic some couple, Brad and Janet, who get each with an impressive repertoire of [email protected] There is nothing in the world of caught up in a storm and need to find a experience. musical theatre that is quite like this phone. If you have never seen the show or are Ange Holt [email protected] show. On a dark and stormy night they already a Rocky Horror aficionado you David Sidwell, one of the country’s arrive at the home of a mad transvestite will not be disappointed. Bookings most highly acclaimed directors of musi- scientist, Frank N Furter, who is in the And after the show you might like to [email protected] cal theatre productions has again process of unveiling his new creation — go for a drive down Victoria Street and CLASSIFIEDS assembled a magic team of performers an artificially made, fully grown, per- see Riff Raff in all his sculpted glory. Rhonda Oosterman, Tania Cortesi-Western, Alanah Harvey [email protected] TA Tennis Club membership drive DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 POSTAL ADDRESS Te Awamutu Tennis Club is Park. those wanting to try out the under way. 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 up and running for the 2016-17 Players of all abilities, in- sport before purchasing one A complimentary barbecue OFFICE HOURS season. cluding children and adults, themselves. and refreshments will be avail- Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm The new management are welcome. The club offers members able. PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 group would like to invite you There will be free, profes- the option of playing socially The club’s committee look to a free Open Day this Satur- sional coaches at the event to or, for those a little more forward to seeing you there. day, October 15 from 9am to help you enjoy the morning of serious, there is an opportun- For further information ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) 12pm at the Rewi Street courts tennis. ity to play in an interclub team contact Brendon on 0274 888 *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 in the picturesque Victoria Racquets are available for once the competitions get 056.
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Living Water, the partnership between the surplus garden bounty Fonterra and the Department of Conservation (DoC), has called on charitable organisation Te Whangai Trust to help restore part of New Have you ever wondered Zealand’s threatened peat lakes system. what to do with all those And Te Whangai Trust is carrying out surplus beans, tomatoes, extensive planting work at Lake Ruatuna, part lemons and silverbeet that of the Waikato Peat Lakes network which has grow abundantly in our gar- been described as ‘acutely threatened’ under dens? the Land Environments of New Zealand’s Sacha Cornelissen, who threatened environments classification. owns the Serenda coffee van Te Whangai Trust founders Gary and that sets up outside Te Awa- Adrienne Dalton say that as Fonterra farmers mutu Sports every weekday it means a lot to be part of this important morning, has the perfect idea. restoration project. “We figured that so many “We’re very grateful for Fonterra and DoC’s of us have fruit rotting away support of Te Whangai’s vision and our under trees or too many tom- mutual passion for social and environmental atoes to keep up with, so why good,” they said. not have somewhere people Living Water Site Lead, Mike Paviour said can purchase the freshest of that Te Whangai’s work in the restoration the fresh produce and the delivers multiple benefits. Te Whangai Trust community gets something trains its participants in sustainable agricul- from this,” explained Mrs ture, horticulture and environmental manage- Cornelissen. ment, preparing and helping them gain full “The idea initially came time employment. from customers always “It’s not just the environmental restoration talking about how their gar- and biodiversity aspect we like, but the dens go crazy. holistic view of what Te Whangai stands for And often they would gift and what they’re doing to help people,” said us produce for our staff,” she Mr Paviour. said. By the end of the project the team will have “Basically the idea is placed 20,000 new natives in the ground, pretty simple.” including significant planting on the newly Mrs Cornelissen has set up formed silt traps which helps prevent sedi- a stall beside her van where ment entering and polluting the lake. people can bring their excess “Engaging the same team who raise and homegrown produce, put a care for the plants to also invest their time into fair price on it and customers TC111016DT01 the restoration work connects all the pieces — can use the honesty box sys- SERENDA owner Sacha Cornelissen, with her two-year-old son Max, and barista Dani Miles people, place and restoring our environment. tem to purchase the fresh with the charity fruit and vegetable stand outside the coffee van. You have a good job done, at a good price seasonal fruit and vegetables. and all parties gain in multiple ways including “Kihikihi Garage donated helping to get growers inter- fits. happy with the response so future generations who’ll get to visit and enjoy the wood and my husband ested as well as donating the “When you hear people far and hope that Te Awa- these wonderful conservation areas,” Josh got busy building the honesty box.” complaining about the cost of mutu jumps on board.” explained Mr Paviour. stall,” she said. All money raised will go to fresh produce, this is one The Serenda coffee van Earlier Te Whangai Trust won the Ministry “And we have also had a local charities with the small thing we can do,” said and the stall are outside TA for the Environment’s Green Ribbon award for lovely customer, Rebecca recipients changing every Mrs Cornelissen. Sports each weekday morn- their biodiversity training programme tag- Burrows, jump on board by month so that everyone bene- “We have been really ing from 7am to 12.30pm. lined ‘Nurture the land, give life to the people’.
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BY COLIN THORSEN against Warriors 14-9. ship, the Bombers were made to work Warriors finished third with a six-win, hard for their 9-6 win over WWMC Ohaupo cruised to a 17-6 win over six-loss record. Raiders. Rosetown Rockets to complete a clean- Hunters had won their two previous No player on either team managed 4/4 sweep of all 12 matches in division one of matches against Warriors, but were wins. Te Awamutu Darts Championship. always behind the eight-ball on this In the battle for the runners-up spot, The champion Ohaupo line-up of Tama occasion. Ohaupo Tigers won an eagerly awaited Reuben, Derek Price, Teko Teko, David Warriors won the triples 2-0, the pairs encounter against Rosetown Thorns 10-5. Bowers, Dayne Daniels and Terry Daniels 2-1 and singles 10-8. Their stand out Match highlight was Raymond never looked like dropping their guard in players were Murray Uerata with 5/5 Hunwick throwing a 180 for the winners. the final round of matches last Tuesday wins and Marcus Ngare who throw a 180. The Tigers finished with 10 wins after night, winning the triples 2-0, pairs 2-1 and RSA Bombers’ Greg Chard, Wayne also winning their catch-up game against singles 13-5. John, Jonathan Cook, Jason Neilson, WWMC Dragons 13-2. Match highlights included 5/5 wins for Marty Frew, Phil Payton and Massey Te Rosetown Thorns had to settle for third TC111016SP12 Teko and Bowers, and 180s to Bowers and Whau finished clear cut winners of the with a nine wins, six loss record. CHAMPIONS: All-conquering Ohaupo Tama Reuben. division two championship, winning 13 of WWMC Dragons finished their cam- darts team. From left, back row: Dayne WWMC Hunters’ Rob Mooney, Gene 15 matches. paign on a high note beating RSA Allsorts Daniels, David Bowers, Tama Reuben. Gratwick, Shane Cluitt, Mike Hawker, The Bombers’ only losses were to 10-5. Front row: Teko Teko, Derek Price, Terry Steve Waldon and Marc Webb finished Ohaupo Tigers (9-6, August 8) and WWMC Ken Jamieson and John Bailey Daniels (captain). Absent from photo: runners-up with a seven wins, five loss Dragons (8-7, August 23). recorded 4/4 wins for the Dragons. David Honheck, Louis Cunz. record despite losing their final match In their last match of the champion- Jamieson threw scores of 100 six times and three 140s. Hunwick became the 33rd player to throw a maximum in this year’s cham- pionship alone, taking the overall tally of 180s to an unprecedented 87. The bulk of the 180s (77) were thrown over the 30 division one matches contested since round one on June 21. David Bowers (Ohaupo) headed the 180 statistics with 11, from David Scott (Rosetown Rockets) 7, Gene Gratwick (WWMC Hunters) 6, Greg Chard (RSA Bombers), Marcus Ngare (Warriors) 5, Tama Reuben (Ohaupo), Teko Teko (Ohaupo) 4, Derek Price (Ohaupo), Steve Davis (Warriors), Dave Hohneck (Ohaupo), Steve Wilkinson (Rosetown Rockets) 3. Of those players, Chard is the only one to feature from division two with three or more 180s. Final standings: Division I: Ohaupo 12 wins (from 12 games), WWMC Hunters 7, Warriors 6, Rosetown Rockets 3, Tungstens 2. Division II: RSA Bombers 13 wins (from 15 games), Ohaupo Tigers 10, Rosetown Thorns 9, RSA Allsorts 5, WWMC Dragons 5, WWMC Raiders 3.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED! In tune! (Te Awamutu) Wanted… an enthusiastic person with bags of musical skill! Teach a range of instruments to a small group of students in a prison setting. Perimeter search (Te Awamutu) Putonyourwalkingshoes,grabafriendandtakea stroll around the lake, checking tracking tunnels for wildlife and making sure the fence is secure. Plan and deliver… (Te Awamutu) … a youth programme for a national organisation. Help to ensure activities are fun, adventurous and safe. Training and mentoring is provided for you. Tea for two (Te Awamutu) Sitdownforacupofteaandachatwithandelderlyor socially isolated member of the community. A small amount of time spent together will brighten their day. To find out more about these and other volunteering opportunities in your area, phone 07 839 3191 or visit: www.volunteeringwaikato.org.nz Tuesday, October 11, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 13 5 A-SIDE Golf three-peat for women SOCCER DRAW
DRAW FOR Morgan spearheads Te Awamutu team to victory WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 6.00pm: Field (1) Above Average V Out of the Blue (ref. BY COLIN THORSEN Team Ramrod); (2) In the Box V Houlies Fam (ref. Multiple Scorgasms); (3) No Kalou V All Sorts (ref. Countdown); Te Awamutu Golf Club won the women’s gross cup for the third year (4) Any Ideas V Royal Standard (ref: Westend Autos); running in the King Country Champion- (5) Skill Billies V Off Target (ref. Putz); (6) Combined ships. Brothers V Pandas (ref. The Destroyers); (7) Ventilation The triumphant team of Jill Morgan, Heroes V Panthers (ref. Colts B). Ani Bahler, Sylvia Gooch and Jan 6.30pm: Field (1) Team Ramrod V Waipa Automotive Mandeno cashed in on the home course (ref: Above Average); (2) Multiple Scorgasms V Spot the advantage, prevailing with a total of 681. Hooligan (ref. In the Box); (3) Countdown V Noel Leeming Morgan, Gooch and Mandeno have (ref. No Kalou); (4) Westend Autos V Blazing Midgets featured in all three victorious teams, (Ref. Any Ideas); (5) Putz V Tryhards (ref: Skill Billies); (6) while Bahler replaced Kelly Nicholas in The Destroyers V Misfits (ref: Combined Brothers); (7) this year’s line-up. Colts B V Swagalicious (ref. Ventilation Heroes). Their cause was helped considerably 7.00pm: Field (1) Ventilation Heroes V Out of the Blue by Morgan winning the silver division (ref: Waipa Automotive); (2) Combined Brothers V All individual gross with rounds of 77 and a Sorts (ref. Spot the Hooligan); (3) Skill Billies V Houlies one-under-par 72. Her 36-hole total of 149 Fam (ref. Noel Leeming); (4) No Kalou V Panthers (Ref. was 10 shots superior to that of the Blazing Midgets); (5) Any Ideas V Pandas (ref. Tryhards); runner-up. One of the club’s up and comers, Gina (6) In the Box V Royal Standard (Ref. Misfits); (7) Above Howell, won best nett in the silver Average V Off Target (ref. Swagalicious). division with an 87 and 88. 7.30pm: Field (1) Colts B V Waipa Automotive (ref. Out The team of Howell, Barbara of the Blue); (2) The Destroyers V Spot the Hooligan (ref. O’Regan, Raewyn Coleman and Karen All Sorts); (3) Putz V Noel Leeming (ref. Houlies Fam); Campton finished runnersup in the (4) Westend Autos V Swagalicious (ref: Panthers); (5) overall nett, two shots in arrears of Countdown V Blazing Midgets (ref. Pandas); (6) Multiple Piopio. Scorgasms V Tryhards (Ref. Royal Standard); (7) Team Toni Coleman completed a notable Ramrod V Misfits (ref. Off Target). ‘gross double’ for the club, winning the bronze individual gross by seven shots with a brace of 89s. Te Awamutu’s men, while not as Te Awamutu Sports dominant as the women, also enjoyed their share of success. Jordan Woodall filled the runner-up TOUCH MODULE spot in the senior individual gross with rounds of 75, 75, 71. TC111016SP13 The draw will be displayed on our Facebook page and Aaron Van der Poel, club champion at HOT SHOTS: Te Awamutu women golfers to feature prominently in King Country our website. both Te Awamutu and Stewart Alexan- Golf Championships. From left, back row: Jan Mandeno, Toni Coleman, Ani Bahler, der, won the gross by five shots repre- Gina Howell, Barbara O’Regan. Front row: Karen Campton, Jill Morgan. JUNIORS senting SA. Managers/coaches meeting 4pm in club rooms The senior team of Woodall, Matthew McFarlane had further success, Sunday’s 18 holes resulted in a senior Year 3&4, 4.15pm; Year 5&6, 4.45pm; Year 7&8, 5.15pm Schofield, Clint Rowe, Andrew Brown, taking out runnerup in Saturday’s men’s nett win for Brogan King. Edward SENIORS Liam McFarlane and Paul Schofield 36-hole gross, as did Brown winning Kay was senior nett runner-up and First round 6pm; Second round 6.45pm. were runners-up to Piopio. Saturday’s senior nett. Gordon Kirkham junior gross runnerup. Watch our Facebook page for the draw. Let us make your dream pool a reality!
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Former Te Awamutu Sports, Waikato playing for Connacht Rugby and I’d like and Chiefs’ prop Nathan White has to thank everyone there who welcomed retired from professional rugby based on us from day one — all the staff, manage- medical advice following a concussion ment team, the supporters, volunteers injury. and of course my team mates. Connacht The former Waikato captain, who is a unique place and I’m proud to say I racked up 13 internationals for Ireland, was part of it all at such a special time for made the announcement to his Connacht the province.” team mates in Ireland, ending his long White said he has worked with some and illustrious career. great coaches in Eric Elwood, Dan White joined Connacht in the summer McFarland, Pat Lam and Jimmy Duffy. of 2012, having spent a season at Leinster “There have been plenty of ups and under Joe Schmidt. downs, mostly with injuries, but He played in 58 games over four throughout it all my wife Bronwyn has seasons with Connacht before he was been there as a constant support. injured during last March’s win over “She moved our family to Ireland so I Leinster. could play rugby and is an incredible The dynamic front rower, renowned mother to our four kids, Libby, Harry for his scrummaging and leadership and Liam and the youngest, George, who skills, made his international debut for was born in Galway. Ireland last August at 33 years of age. “My parents (Doug and Robyn White He was introduced off the bench of Te Awamutu) have been a constant against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium as source of support for me throughout my part of the Guinness Summer Series that life and I’m very thankful for everything took place ahead of the 2015 Rugby World they have done for me.” Cup. White said he is not sure what exactly White featured in all five of Ireland the future holds but he is excited about World Cup games, as well as all five RBS the next chapter in his and his families’ Six Nations clashes this year. life. “While it’s disappointing to finish up “I’ve loved my time as a player but this way and not on my own terms, I feel feel I am ready to move on now and that I can look back at my rugby career challenge myself in other ways.” with a lot of pride,” he said. The good thing, from a local point of He retires at the age of 35 with many view, is the White family is planning a great memories from his time playing in return to New Zealand soon. both New Zealand and Ireland. “I am really grateful to all the people ■ FOOTNOTE: White played the first of his 73 and coaches at Te Awamutu Sports games for Waikato in 2002. Rugby Club for their fantastic support as TC111016SP15 He also made 41 appearances for the Chiefs I came through the grades. BATTLE weary Nathan White pictured after playing for Connacht in their 24-all draw after debuting in 2006. “I’d like to thank them all as well as with Cardiff Blues. White scored a try, much to the delight of his parents Doug and In the 2006 Super 14 season the Chiefs Warren Gatland and Ian Foster for Robyn in the grandstand. He is pictured with wife Bronwyn and sons George, Harry finished seventh overall. giving me my Super Rugby start in New and Liam. Later that year, White’s Waikato team won Zealand, Chris Gibbes for making me the 2006 Air New Zealand Cup. captain of Waikato for my last two Ireland,” he said. seas in 2011. The Air New Zealand Cup had replaced the seasons there and Craig Stevenson for “To have the chance to represent “Galway became our home thanks to National Provincial Championship that his work with me as a young prop. Ireland at the World Cup was an the incredible people we met, especially season. “I’d also like to thank Joe (Schmidt) extremely special time in my life and our neighbours in Hazelwood who are White started at tighthead prop in the final for giving me the opportunity to come something I will cherish forever.” now great friends. of the cup, as Waikato beat Wellington 37 — here in the first place and then to play for White and his family ventured over- “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time 31.
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Past and present members of Te Awamutu Squash Club donned woollen cardigans and sported wooden rackets to celebrate founding member and current club patron Les Brain’s 80th birthday. ‘Give it a Tri’ The still-active club member was Always wanted to give a Triathlon a go but want lured down to the club on the pretence of some tips and support? participating in a social tournament. Entry level Triathlon workshops in Cambridge On arrival, he was genuinely sur- are designed to help build confidence and (for prised to discover the event was actually those who wish to) get you ready for the Tri Maori being held in his honour. event in November. He was particularly impressed with The workshops will be held Thursday the large number of players who went to afternoons 4pm-5.30pm at the Cambridge pools the trouble of wearing woollen cardigans (October 27 and November 1) and Lake Karapiro in light of his well-known reputation for (November 10 and November 17). playing in one for the last 50 years . . . There are two groups catered for at the “The old wooden rackets and white workshops, Tri Kids and Tri Chicks. jerseys brought back years of mem- Tri Kids is for ages 10+ who are thinking of ories,” Brian said. entering the Tri Maori event or the Weetbix Kiwi These memories would have included Kids Tri and are keen to build confidence within the his feat of winning the club’s inaugural components of swim, bike and run. men’s championship. Tri Chicks is open to all women and girls (10+) Following the social tournament, wanting to build their confidence and fitness, learn which included a master class from new techniques and have fun in a non-competitive Brian himself, presentations by current environment. and past members helped to recount It’s only $5 entry on the night each week – or some of the more memorable experi- four weeks for $15. ences of those who have played against Free Cycling Workshops or alongside the octogenarian, through- Want to return to cycling and get fitter but need out his 50-plus years with the club. more confidence? A key theme that resonated through- Then register your interest and come along to out the speeches was the number of one or all of the following cycling workshops. people who thanked both Les and his Tuesday, November 8: Bike Maintenance. wife Maureen for their considerable Wednesday, November 9: Practical Cycling Skills. contributions and continued support to Both sessions will be held at Te Awamutu the club throughout their many years of Sports Club from 5.30pm-7.30pm. involvement. A social group ride is then planned for Their contribution has been the foun- Saturday, November 12, leaving from Albert Park. dation for the strong culture that the To register, contact Kerin club continues to enjoy and thrive on. [email protected] 0274 757 747. Kelly Quinn, from Kelz Kraft, sup- plied the birthday cake, made in honour of Les Brain’s famous white cardigan and old-school squash case and wooden racket. Kyle McGowan and NT Joinery also came to the party with an engraved plaque made to commemorate the day, TC110616SP13 presented to Brain by club life members PATRON Les Brain cutting his 80th birthday cake at Te Awamutu Squash Carol Houghton and Ross Collins. Club.
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