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Zealanders who need blood rugby representative before head- He was also an Alberta Com- and blood products every year. ing to America as an AFS student. missioner on the Uniform Law It is also a request for He also recalls the entire 1st XV Conference of Canada. He then singing in the annual Gilbert and returned to the Faculty of Law in eligible New Zealanders to Sullivan production under music the University of Auckland as a choose just one special day in master Bill Forrest. Professor of Law, where he was also the year ahead to commit to ‘‘I was a hairy fairy in Iolanthe.’’ Dean of Law. making a blood donation to Sir Grant’s parents had a Frie- In 1992 he was appointed to the ‘save the day’ for a fellow KIwi. sian stud at Hairini, then Kio Kio, High Court of New Zealand, the The blood service is in town before moving to Whangaparaoa. youngest High Court Judge at the at Te Awamutu Sports Club He describes them as solid Wai- time, and in 2004 to the New Zealand today (3pm-7pm) and kato folk, raising four children (Sir Court of Appeal. tomorrow (9.30am-1pm) for Grant’s sisters, twins Shona and He has written a number of anyone who can donate. Iris, and Janice) and involving leading judgments in that Court and For an appointment or themselves in the community. still holds his judicial warrant and information phone 0800 His father went on to serve on will sit occasionally, if required. GIVEBLOOD (0800 448 325) the Rodney Council and was Sir Grant has kept his writing or visit www.nzblood.co.nz. awarded a QSM for services to local and teaching up during his leave government and his sister Shona periods, even after being appointed Choice for Hammond-Boys was awarded a to the Bench. He has been a visiting QSM for her work in setting up Professor at Cornell University pensioners children’s art clinics around the (NY), the Law Foundation Visiting Fresh Choice Super- country. Professor at the University of market’s Super Gold Card Sir Grant says something must Saskatchewan, and a visiting lec- have rubbed off. turer at Stanford, Berkley, and discount scheme for After returning from the US as a Queen Mary College, University of pensioners is being well young man, Sir Grant attended London. patronised. Auckland University and gradu- In 2009 he was elected as a Robert Owner Harry Singh says in ated from law school in 1967. S Campbell Fellow at Magdalen the three months that the 5% He went on to have three careers College, Oxford University, where discount scheme has been — a law practitioner and Judge, a he completed his book Judicial operating each Tuesday and legal academic and working in Recusal, which has attracted inter- Thursday, Super Gold Card professional law reform. national attention. TC140611SP01 holders have been collectively Sir Grant practiced as a litiga- He is also the author of Personal FORMER Te Awamutu College head boy, Sir Grant Hammond. saving $900-$1,000 a month. tion partner in a New Zealand law Property and more than fifty law Fresh Choice also gives firm for some years, and has review articles. succeeding the Right Honourable his knight’s crest would look like. away $500 each month to a appeared in all levels of Courts and In December 2010, Sir Grant was Sir Geoffrey Palmer. ‘‘Te A at the top, a rugby ball in community group, increasing Tribunals up to the Judicial Com- appointed President of the Law After the award was announced the middle and The Tron on the that to $1,000 once every three mittee of the Privy Council, in Commission of New Zealand, an old friend asked Sir Grant what bottom,’’ he replied. months. Rotary phone directory Regional Council votes to carry out Kihikihi Rotary Club is canvassing advertisers for its Te Awamutu and District more investigation on velodrome 2011/2012 Telephone Directory. The club delivers 11,500 copies free in Te Awamutu and Waikato Regional Council will carry out In making its decision, the council consid- staff report assessing the benefits, alignment surrounding districts in further investigations before deciding to con- ered the due diligence review by Deloitte, and rationale for funding. November. All proceeds are sult with the public over whether to put up $6 which examined the accuracy of the Waikato A number of concerns were raised in both used for Rotary projects, Million to build a world-class velodrome near Bay of Plenty Home of Cycling Trust’s econom- reports, as well as in presentations to the schools and youth. Cambridge. ic impact assessment report, the proposed meeting, including: For more information, phone The decision was made following extensive capital and operational budgets and other • The funding of ongoing operational costs and 0272266889 or email debate during an extraordinary regional coun- issues including facility ownership and maintenance, as well as any additional works [email protected]. cil meeting held late Thursday afternoon depreciation. which might be undertaken. before a packed public gallery. The council also discussed the findings of a • Continued page 2. Working for you Welcome to theWaipathe Waipa and with you! 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Salt Water Sports Fishing 8165610AA KAWHIA HIGH TIDES Due diligence report highlights ADD FIVE MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HARBOUR TUESDAY 8.21am & 8.54pm WEDNESDAY: 9.16am & 9.45pm need for more information THURSDAY: 10.07am & 10.32pm FRIDAY: 10.55am & 11.17pm From page 1. put to the public, particularly around been on a fast track to secure funding and SATURDAY: 11.41am ------Ownership and governance of the costs. finalise commercial tenancies, design and SUNDAY: 12.00am & 12.25pm velodrome, including what would become Staff will now provide a report to the build agreements and other governance MONDAY: 12.42am & 1.08pm of the facility if the trust was to go into council during its next meeting on and operational details. liquidation. Wednesday, June 29 which will outline SPARC extended the deadline until • Whether the spread of benefits would be what further work is required for a more early September to allow the trust to NOW BACK IN STOCK! localised or extend to advantage the detailed assessment of the Home of Cyc- confirm it has the funding in place to Waikato region. ling Trust’s proposal, and the time it will develop the centre. • Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s take to do the additional work. SPARC has stated it has the option to decision earlier this week to defer any The council will also contact SPARC to negotiate with other shortlisted bids, decision to fund $4 million until the Ten discuss seeking an extension to allow Auckland or Palmerston North, if Wai- Year Plan 2012-2022. The plan is due to be consultation to be completed. kato Bay of Plenty cannot complete these adopted in June next year, which is after In April, the Waikato Bay of Plenty technical and financial conditions. the Sport and Recreation New Zealand Home of Cycling Trust made a presenta- The timeframe has been set so building (SPARC) deadline. tion to council, highlighting the benefits is completed by March 2013 in prepar- • The decision by Hamilton City Council the proposed $28.5 Million national cyc- ation for the 2016 Olympic programme. last week against supporting the regional ling centre of excellence would deliver to The 63-page due diligence report is TROUT LURES council’s proposal to consult to fund the the region, including projected economic available on TOKOROA CHICKENS velodrome. benefits of $11 Million a year. www.waikatoregionalcouncil/agendas Regional council chairman Peter The trust is now seeking the entire $11 and minutes. Buckley said, ‘‘It has been a terribly tight Million local government share from the Waipa District councillors gather timeframe for us, with all the information Waikato and Bay of Plenty regional today at the strategic planning and policy we’ve had to digest in the past 24 hours in councils and Waipa District Council. committee meeting to confirm recommen- particular. Time pressures meant the trust could dations to the draft Annual Plan (which ‘‘We’ve been put in a difficult situation not seek regional council support through goes to full Council for ratification on by the Government funding agency’s the usual annual or long term planning June 28). tight timeframes,’’ he said. processes. Obviously much of today’s debate will 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu, Ph 871 6793 ‘‘I would have liked to see the proposal However, Waipa District Council has centre on the conditional grant of $1 go to the public through the Long Term since conditionally allocated $1 Million to Million to the Home of Cycling Trust for Plan consultation process, but I need to the project. this project, which was put forward Ask us now about our great have more information before spending The Government is putting $7 Million during the submission process. additional unbudgeted funds on public into the cycling centre project, with $11 At the heart of that debate will be JUNE WINTER SPECIALS consultation at this time,’’ Cr Buckley Million sought from local government, whether the four conditions set have been said. and the balance from trusts and naming met, or at least give every confidence of Following careful consideration, coun- rights. being met. cillors resolved they needed further Since winning the preferred tender See Home of Cycling Trust statement information before a proposal could be bid, the Waikato Bay of Plenty Trust has page 3, related letters page 8, 10. Te Awamutu author’s story on Amazon

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The Home of Cycling Chari- not it proceeds to public con- misconceptions out there,’’ said table Trust says it welcomes sultation. newly appointed interim chief Thursday’s decision by Waikato ‘‘The Home of Cycling is con- executive Geoff Balme. Regional Council to further con- fident that the information will ‘‘This is truly a community sider contributing $6 Million lead to a positive decision and facility, a hub for programmes funding toward the National will be working with Waikato which will boost participation in Cycling Centre of Excellence. Regional Council to meet the all forms of cycling and across In a press release, the Home current SPARC timeframes. all of the cycling facilities in the of Cycling Trust says the ‘‘The Home of Cycling will region.’’ decision represents the next step offer access to quality cycling Bay of Plenty Regional of council’s democratic process programmes for the entire com- Council’s decision to consider and follows extensive considera- munity, across all ages and abil- funding in the Long Term Plan tion of the economic, social and ities and promote cycling for was also welcomed by the Trust health benefits the Home of fun, for fitness and health as well and was the expected course of Cycling will provide to the Wai- as performance. The Home of action that council would take. kato Bay of Plenty community. Cycling proposal is far more ‘‘The Home of Cycling Trust ‘‘In reaching this decision than ‘a velodrome for elite acknowledges the forward think- Council considered an independ- cyclists’ as misunderstood by ing councillors who, in voting in ent due diligence report pre- some, and will also cater to BMX, favour of further consideration, pared by Deloitte and also a road and mountain biking,’’ the are showing a vision well strategic assessment by council release says. beyond just their terms on coun- management. The council is now ‘‘Over the coming months we cil and are recognising the multi- seeking further information look forward to being able to generational benefits of this which will determine whether or clear up some of the facility.’’ Signs good for big sales at Fieldays

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Te Awamutu College hosted this year’s Waipa Tri-Nations competition, taking on teams from St Peter’s School and Cambridge High School. Around 300 students took part in sports events, dance, theatre sports, chess, a general knowledge quiz and debating. Te Awamutu College won five of the 14 events: boys’ basketball, touch rugby, rugby, chess and table tennis. Overall winners were St Peter’s (31 points) with Cambridge second (28) and Te Awamutu third (25). Cambridge won the school spirit award. Student organisers thank staff, coaches and managers for their valuable assistance with the event.

TC140611CA01 TC140611CA02 BASKETBALL: Kahu Wetere drives around a St Peter’s player. TOUCH: Herewini Hohepa (right) with Todd Cameron in support.

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NZIER research suggests the given me strength in It’s a great opportunity to look at funds could support 340,000 hectares the tough times.’’ the contribution of New Zealand’s of new irrigation, which could boost The name is also rural sector, and what the Govern- exports by $1.4 Billion a year by 2018, now emblazoned on the ment is doing to help our primary rising to $4 Billion a year by 2026. new tattoo studio that industries grow. Improving the quality of our he and his wife Tammy I will be there tomorrow freshwater is important to all New recently opened on (Wednesday, June 15) and look for- Zealanders. That’s why we’re com- Teasdale Street. ward to meeting up with the farmers mitting $264 Million to help clean up The couple moved to and the industry sector that supports lakes, rivers, and aquifers. Te Awamutu with their the farming community. National is also helping our prim- four children after In the last three years as a farmer, ary industries work smarter. The many years living in the local MP of one of the largest Primary Growth Partnership is a Otorohanga. rural electorates, Chair of the Prim- government-industry initiative to ‘‘We really like Te ary Production Select Committee and boost growth through science and Awamutu, it’s growing Chair of the National Agricultural innovation. Projects are underway quickly and is a town Caucus Committee, I have met with a across a range of our key sectors. on the move. We’re large number of people involved in In less than two years, the partner- enjoying it here and the farming, industry and supporting ship has pledged $477 Million to children are settled into sectors. primary sector innovation. This is their schools.’’ It has been refreshing to see that the largest-ever funding injection in Mr Kirwan has without exception all of the groups this area, and shows our commit- always been interested are working hard to move forward ment to boosting productivity. in art, starting his and have a positive outlook for the These initiatives are being drawings as child. TC140611CA08 future of the agricultural sector. supported by moves to break down But as a teenager he INVICTUS tattoo artist Jack Kirwan does some finishing touches on a National knows that farming is barriers to growth, such as improv- struggled to make ends butterfly for his wife, Tammy. the backbone of our economy. ing the tax system, cutting red tape, meet as an artist so he We rely on our rural sector to help and building better infrastructure. turned his talents to for tattoos that are ‘‘She’d always with a picture or idea deliver greater prosperity and oppor- We’ve cut the company tax to 28% tattooing when he was more personal - wanted one, but when they bring in, or some- tunity for all New Zealanders. and implemented across-the-board just 17. reflecting your family she was young there thing in the albums That’s why we’re investing in personal tax cuts. He completed an or heritage. was more of a stigma they like. I then create a primary industry and working hard We’re making changes to the apprenticeship in While running a stu- associated with tattoos. sketch and fine tune it for rural New Zealand. Resource Management Act to make it Auckland and has con- dio in Otorohanga for So at 83 she decided until we are both We’re improving freshwater man- easier to do business. tinued to learn and 10 years he did a large what the heck and got it happy.’’ agement, supporting research and And we’ve committed to investing develop his craft over number of tattoos that done.’’ Invictus Electric innovation, and breaking down bar- around $4.5 Billion over 10 years for the past 14 years. had special significance He says currently Tattooing Studio is riers to growth. rural infrastructure to improve ‘‘When I first for Maori. But he says family names and open Tuesday - Satur- Our Fresh Water Package, connections and services for our became aware of tattoos people from all stylised maps of New day, 9am - 4.30pm. Out announced as part of Budget 2011, is rural communities. they were mostly on cultures, walks of life Zealand are popular, of hours by appoint- about making the most of our National and rural New Zealand sailors and people that and ages are now get- but almost anything ment only. economic opportunities to provide share a proud history. We will con- were considered a bit ting tattoos. can be transformed into For further details more jobs and higher incomes, while tinue to support and invest in our ‘rough’. But things ‘‘I’ve tattooed teen- a tattoo. or enquiries pop into fulfilling our environmental rural sector, to grow our economy, have changed, especi- agers (18+) right though ‘‘I initially talk to the studio at 8A responsibilities. create jobs, and deliver a brighter ally over the last dec- to an elderly woman people about what they Teasdale Street or We’re investing $35 Million for the future for all New Zealanders. ade. 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Please correct Mrs Bayley gation to tell his fellow council- My response to Carol Oates’ it? at weekend when she says that I am pub- lors formally of this and when letter is that I am one of only a I would love the indulgence lished in every edition. exactly it happened. few who are doing something of being able to write about In fact, at present it is only There are too many things positive in this town to stop more gentile, beautiful, charm- My four-year-old son was asking who lived in in every second edition that that have not been said openly future generations and elderly ing people doing lovely things, the Church. my positive comments are about this project and Mr who cannot afford their pre- however when your readers I told him it was God so, on Queen’s Birthday seen. Livingston has an obligation to sent rates from being commit- finally do wake up and smell Monday, we all got into the car to go and show him However, we both know urgently share everything ted to the scandalous excesses the roses, it will be too late and what the inside of a church looked like. that I deserve to be given a with the group. of local government. your other whingeing corres- We drove to the church in Te Awamutu but it twice-weekly column to enter- My information comes from This a local government pondents will continue to was closed. tain and educate the public. what I read in the local papers, which embarks on massive grizzle to you even if I am not We then drove along the main road to Hamilton As for hard work well, I’ve meeting minutes and dis- and unaffordable projects that the catalyst to get them think- to find that every church we found was closed. seen none of that on the cussion with councillors. the general public do not want ing. We ended up at the Anglican Church in velodrome project and perhaps That should be enough to or need, and especially ones I am pleased that you agree Hamilton, and guess what? Mrs Bayley should offer some- offer an analysis of the matter. that are planned to happen on to print at least some of what I Closed, but with a list of opening times on the thing more positive as to why The proper thing to do in the grounds of private board- have to say, however it is a wall, (very helpful). we should be made to borrow the first instance was to say ing schools. shame that these people prefer What happened? for this elitist and silly project. that the Council had a report Mrs Oates prefers fantasy to to whine in public about me Have all the vicars/priests/popes etc gone part I saw nothing in the Council saying that the gift could not fact and has the fortuitous rather than taking a proper time and maybe working elsewhere in the off- minutes saying Mr Livingston be afforded, that the project choice of watching warm, interest in our town and its season to supplement their earnings? had resigned from the relied on too many other vari- fuzzy TV programmes if she affairs. Churches are meant to be a haven and welcome velodrome trust and if indeed ables and the whole thing was wishes, but that won’t solve JAMES PARLANE to all that seek spiritual comfort and instruction, he did, then he had an obli- premature. the problems of the world will Abridged not to have opening times like the local supermar- ket. We all hear the cry of poor attendance in churches these days, so I have a suggestion. Open the doors. Ironically enough, the only place of worship we found open was the Mosque. So I had to tell my son that we could not go to visit God today because God is closed. IAIN CAMBRIDGE It takes a village to raise a child

TE AWAMUTU Another heartbreaking and tragic schoolboy death in Auckland. I feel that it is time for the parents of my generation who have teenage children to step up and take some responsibility for what is happening. We make the rules and laws and we shouldn’t be scared to uphold them to keep our children safe. I believe also that it does take a village to raise a child and we should not be afraid to intervene in the appropriate way. We have a community constable, youth aid officer, the College has an excellent truancy officer and principal. They are all approachable. I would hope that if any of my children were in an unsafe situation that someone from this community would step up. The risk of being called ‘interfering’ is a small price to pay. We are all the ‘parents’ in one way or another of all the kids we have in Te Awamutu. C. GISLER

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The 63 page due diligence review of the Home of Cycling Trust proposal makes interesting reading. Waikato Regional Council commissioned Deloitte to conduct this review, which highlights some real concerns for Waipa District ratepayers. We have been led to believe that the velodrome development would bring many benefits to the region, and ratepayers. The following points have been taken form the report. Waipa ratepayers can be the judge as to the benefit they may gain as a ratepayer. They may also like to think about what has been promoted to us, the ratepayers, by project proponents in order to convince us of what a great deal we’re getting. Page 6 ... The experience of other velodromes, in both New Zealand and overseas, suggests that there is ongoing involvement from local government. Ratepayers should not be expecting the velodrome to make profits. For example in Southland, the local council has now entered into a 50/50 arrangement with the charitable trust that has been managing the facility. Page 17 ... No development contributions. It appears to be a reasonable exclusion, given the partnership with the Waipa District Council, to be confirmed by the Trust/Waipa District Council ... E what partnership? ELCOM Page 21 ... Every likelihood that Waipa District W Council will not receive any development contributions. Council is currently reviewing its development contributions. This policy has, and will probably retain, wide scope for remitting develop- www.onelifephotography.co.nz ment contributions. FIRST born for Cherie Southall and Bevan Steward is Braxon Jon. He Page 29 ... Deloitte’s Financial Risk Matrix states wieghed 4460gh at birth at Waikato Women’s Hospital. that a number of running costs are understated. Page 30 ... Expenditure zero rated. So where is the TO THE $81,000 plus rates income to offset the interest on the $1 Million borrowing by Council, for the $1 Million Craftsman seeks work grant to be given to the Cycling Trust? The Home of Cycling Trust proposal has many A Whitianga glass craftsman is an arch in green on clear glass and unanswered questions. The gaps in the proposal are trying to track down an unusual depicts flowers and leaves — an art big enough to drive a bulldozer through. D piece of work he undertook for a form that dates back to Biblical times As the proposal stands it would not be in the best ORL client living on the outskirts of Te and is now rarely undertaken. interests of the ratepayers, for Waipa District W Awamutu a quarter of a century ago. Mr Wheatley has his original Council/councillors to proceed with funding/sup- Max Wheatley recalls completing drawings but never photographed porting the velodrome proposal. several etched glass panels for the the work — but would like to now for Very clearly, we as ratepayers haven’t been given Copies of these special baby photos are entrance of a home on Cambridge his records and posterity. all the facts and that’s disappointing. Road, about three kilometres from He would be grateful if anyone PAT BISHOP (chairman) available in colour and black and white the Te Awamutu boundary. with information about this work Waipa Districts Citizens from the Te Awamutu Courier office. He says the work is in the shape of could contact him on (07) 866 5008. and Ratepayers Assn. Inc. 8187071AA Series II Holden Cruze THE NEW LINE UP HAS ARRIVED

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But step by step, on the water tackling potentially times so big that no matter how Understand that black dog moment by moment, when you debilitating and devastating much we try to hide it or mask it, loves it when your attention is on start focusing on what’s more Waikato Regional Council is remind- depression: it feels a neon sign hanging over him and hates it when your focus deserving of your attention — ing boaties that failure to display the What label do you wear?If I our head announcing to the is on you. you will find that the label that right lights at night endangers their asked you who you are, what world that we have depression. But that is exactly what you once highlighted your life will lives and those of other water users. would you say? It’s our belief in the size of the should be doing. Do things that become nothing more that a The warning comes with the arrival Would you label yourself by black dog that dictates the size of you enjoy doing. sticky-note that is more of a of winter, bringing with it shorter your job, your character, your the label. Take time out for you and nuisance instead of a label that daylight hours and the increased likeli- failures or your strengths? Are The bigger the label, the less start investing in the positive drains you of emotion. hood of fog. your labels defined by your suc- we feel it’s something we can things that changes the focus Black dog does not deserve Council navigation safety manager cesses or by your failures. Our beat. Your label should not from debilitating to your full attention. Nicole Botherway said, “There have not labels can either be helpful to us define you. You define your label. empowerment. Create a new label, one that been any serious injuries so far this or they can be destructive, and So what can we do? Make no mistake — you are puts you in control and one that winter season, but we have been made how we use these self imposed No matter how loud black dog the most important person in allows you to see depression for aware of some instances where vessels labels depends on the view we barks, no matter how impossible your life. what it really is. have not been seen until almost too late. “If you’re out at night, you must show a light. Failure to do so risks the lives of those on board, as well as people Funding for services for Waikato’s elderly on other vessels,” Mrs Botherway said. “Lights must be switched on from sunset to sunrise and during times of The Government has ter service for older New Zea- notbeabletocopewiththe ‘‘There is a lot happening poor visibility, such as in rain or fog.” approved a $40 million-plus pro- landers and their families. increasing demand,’’ Mr Ryall around the country where Mrs Botherway said the rules ject at Waikato Hospital, that will ‘‘The DHB has budgeted just said. services are being improved for applied to all of the region’s waterways, create up to 100 construction jobs under $42 million for the design ‘‘The existing 40 dedicated older New Zealanders,’’ Mr Ryall including rivers and lakes. in Hamilton. and build of what will be a centre treatment and rehabilitation said.. It’s illegal to use a vessel at night Health Minister Tony Ryall of excellence for older persons’ beds is around half the number of ‘‘And in the recent Budget, we without the correct lights shining and announced the approval during a health care and rehabilitation beds as similar DHBs. ‘‘The new announced $40 million over four skippers risk being issued an instant visit to Waikato Hospital services,’’ Mr Ryall said. building will have an extra 50 years for residential dementia $200 fine for failing to adhere to the recently. The number of over-65s in assessment treatment and rehab services, and another $4 Million rules. ‘‘The new building develop- Waikato is expected to increase beds, as well as bringing the for additional respite care for Maritime collision prevention rules ment will streamline and consoli- from just over 40,000 to just over acute stroke beds, Under-65 full-time carers of people with state that: date services for older people and 80,000 in the next 15 years. rehab beds, psycho-geriatric dementia. A power driven vessel over 12 metres those receiving rehabilitation ‘‘Waikato’s current Older beds, outpatients and support ‘‘This Government is commit- but less than 50 metres in length must support,’’ Mr Ryall said. 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Waikeria Prison’s Maori Focus units, with others now also operating Outstanding services Unit celebrated its 10-year annivers- at Rimutaka, Tongariro/Rangipo, to the Te Awamutu ary on Friday with 150 invited guests, Hawke’s Bay and Whanganui Prisons. Bowling Club over a including local service providers, iwi Maori Focus Units are designed to period of almost 30 years and departmental staff, who enjoyed a provide intensive rehabilitative inter- has resulted in Ken prisoner-driven day of activities. vention for offenders at risk of re- Garrett being elected a The celebration began with a offending. life member. powhiri and was followed by a concert Participants live and work in a Mr Garrett joined the performed by the prisoners and a therapeutic environment where staff, club in 1982 and has been hangi which had been prepared by kaumatua (elders) and kaiwhakamana an active member ever them. (Maori volunteers) support the use of, since. A prisoner-performed haka and and role model, tikanga Maori on a It didn’t take long for waiata concluded the day. daily basis. members to realise his Carvings and instruments that “Kaiwhakamana and kaumatua skills in the building have been made by prisoners were also involvement in the unit is vital. Staff industry would also on display, showcasing the range of and prisoners are both supported and come in handy at the skills they had learnt while in the unit. encouraged by these people. They are club. “The prisoners involved have been the backbone of our unit,” Mr Baker They capitalised on very positive about the celebrations. It says. his talents by having is fantastic to see such enthusiasm and An evaluation conducted in 2009 him involved with the pride from them because it demon- found that Maori Focus Units and upgrade to the locker strates how the Unit can help them Maori Therapeutic Programmes are room, kitchen and toilet develop stronger cultural identities. succeeding in creating therapeutic areas. “For many prisoners, this has environments where prisoners can In the mid-1990’s he resulted in a major attitude change,” learn new thinking and behaviour. decided he would like to residential manager Errol Baker says. Since 2009, 181 prisoners have be involved in the Opened in June 2001, Waikeria’s exited the Maori Focus Unit at administration side and Maori Focus Unit (MFU) is one of five Waikeria Prison. he served on the execu- tive for two years. In 1996 he was elected President and provided Stretchers for ambulances strong leadership for the club. He served two St John Ambulances in Waipa new stretchers each for the two Cam- terms and during that District now have new Crombie bridge ambulances and one for the Te time the all-weather Stretchers thanks to last year’s Cam- Awamutu ambulance. astro-green was devel- bridge Christmas Festival. Other recipients were Mobility oped. At a recent function in cambridge Dogs, Hospice, Cambridge Lifeskills, In his usual manner TC140611CA07 St John was presented with a cheque Cambridge Stroke Club and The Mr Garrett felt the club NEW Te Awamutu Bowling Club Life Member, Ken Garrett. for $3,000 which provides for one of the Parkinsons Association. could save money by doing some of the work take long for him to be on the look out for pro- the club has achieved a themselves and enticed back, so he jects, such as number of awards as Maori Battalion website finalist arranged working bees served at the helm as constructing sun ‘Best Kept Sports Club’. to construct the President for another shades, repairing seats, The Te Awamutu surrounds. three years. maintaining greens and Bowling Club members The 28th Maori Battalion website (www.28maoribattalion.org.nz) keeps He continued a fur- His enjoyment of the concrete footpaths etc. unanimously adopted was announced as a finalist in the alive the legacy of the 3600 soldiers of ther two years as game has continued His presence at the the proposal that Mr Crown-Maori relationships category the Battalion. 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In between training, she has had five horses to Ask for Dorinda, Janet or Alan and say care for and helps out at Te Aroha RDA. Deal” The 2011 World Summer Games will be the ’ biggest sporting event in the world in 2011. “I Want the Winter Winners New Zealand athletes range in age from 18 to 58 and come from throughout the country. There will be 7500 athletes from 18 countries and you’re in! competing in 22 sports. Te Awamutu The New Zealanders will spend five days at a training camp in Loutraki approximately 100km from Athens and after that, five days on the Island of Rhodes for a host town programme. Courier Opening ceremony will be at Olympic Stadium on June 25. The Games will be reported worldwide by 3,000 media representatives. Motto for the Special Olympics is ‘‘Let me win, but if I cannot win let me be brave in the attempt’’. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2011 17 Hayden McCormick triumphs Rob Waddell guest speaker in Aussie under-19 road race for fundraiser BY COLIN THORSEN laps, each comprising three four kilometre climbs handled Hayden McCormick rode with aplomb by the Kiwis. the race of his life to win the McCormick dedicated his Australian national under-19 victory to his mechanic Scott road race in Toowoomba. Geater who passed away last In a great show of strength, weekend. New Zealand filled all three ‘‘I was exhausted over those spots on the podium — last 10km but I had to dig deep upstaging the much vaunted and win for Scotty,’’ says an Australians on home turf on emotional McCormick. Saturday. Being an Australian McCormick’s feat was all national championship, the more meritorious consider- McCormick could not take out ing he is a first year under 19 the title, but the Kiwis were rider and one of the youngest in honoured for their great race the field. coming away with medals and The 17-year-old won an all stuffed kangaroos. Kiwi three-man breakaway In the bunch sprint, New sprint, racing in BikeNZ shorts Zealand’s Dion Smith placed and his Te Awamutu Sports seventh overall, with Te Club jersey, with Hamish Awamutu’s Scott Creighton Schreurs second and Fraser and Aucklander James Oram CFP Gough third. also in the bunch. ROB WADDELL, guest speaker at the fundraising McCormick is Oram had been best of the dinner planned for June 24. understandably stoked with Kiwi contingent in Friday’s his victory. 28km time trial, dominated by A fundraising dinner is being staged on June 24 ‘‘It is unbelievable to win a the Australians. The New Zea- to contribute to Te Awamutu cyclist Hayden race of this calibre. land national time trial club McCormick’s costs for going to the Junior World ‘‘The Australians are champion and winner at Te Track Championships. always competitive at world Awamutu and Rotorua placed McCormick was recently third in the national level.They’re so talented and sixth, over a minute down — a under-19 men’s time trial and second in the road professional.’’ reflection on just how formid- race at Wanganui, but eclipsed those efforts in Not only did McCormick get able the Australian under 19 winning the Australian national under-19 men’s the better of the Australians, riders are. road race at the weekend (see story this page). he turned the tables on Gough, McCormick’s victory is a He will still be eligible to compete in this age who had won the recent New CFP timely moral booster ahead of group next year. Zealand under-19 road race — HAYDEN MCCORMICK the UCI Junior Track Worlds The Junior World Track Cycling Champion- pipping second placed in Moscow from August 17-21. ships are being staged in Moscow in August. McCormick on the line. of the 120km race, McCormick go. ‘‘While this week’s racing in Olympic rowing gold medallist and Home of There has never been any was part of a three-man group The New Zealanders laid the Australia is all about road Cycling Trust chairperson, Rob Waddell is guest doubt this side of the Tasman completed by Schreurs and an foundation for their podium racing, the objective of this speaker at the fundraising dinner on Friday week that McCormick has bags of Australian. clean-sweep attacking on the event and next weekend’s Tour at Te Awamutu Sports. class. The Kiwis dropped the sole first hill climb after 15km. of Twowoomba is preparation Cost of $50 includes a three course meal. Now he has grabbed his remaining host country threat They hauled in the two early for the Junior Track Worlds,’’ The event starts at 6.30pm. opportunity to live up to his on the last hill climb. leaders en route to establishing says McCormick. All tickets go in the draw for a helicopter ride reputation across the ditch — McCormick attacked, riding a one minute gap on the Creighton will also be repre- for three people. and he lived up to it in spades. away with Schreurs. Gough peleton. senting New Zealand at To book your ticket phone Debbie McCormick Coming into the final 10km caught the pair with 500m to The race was three 40km Moscow. after 5pm on 870 1725. FIELDAYS BARGAINS!

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Korakonui Rockets vs Aropapa 8183359AA Te Awamutu 11.30am St. Pats Denim vs St. Pats Pink Courier Pirongia Stripes vs Pokuru Silver Ferns 12.20pm Pekerau Junior Jewells vs Puahue Diamonds Pokuru Bubbles vs TAPS Silver Ferns CONTACTS 11.30am on Court 6 Kihikihi Ferns to play Pirongia Sparklers MANAGER Alan Price Te Awamutu e: [email protected] COLLEGE & EDITOR JUNIOR RUGBY Grant Johnston e: [email protected] DRAW FOR SATURDAY 18 JUNE, 2011 REPORTERS 6TH GRADE MARIST v TAS PANTHERS, CASTLETON Colin Thorsen 1A 10AM: PIR BLACK v TAS LEOPARDS, PIRONGIA 2B e: [email protected] 9AM: PIR WHITE v KIHIKIHI, PIRONGIA 2A 9AM: OHAUPO v PIR GREY, Dean Taylor OHAUPO 2A 9AM: KORAKONUI v TAS BEARS, KORAKONUI, 1A 11AM. e: [email protected] 7TH GRADE OHAUPO v TAS LIONS, OHAUPO 2B 9AM: TAS TIGERS v Cathy Asplin PIR BLACK, ALBERT 5 11AM: TAS CATS v KIHIKIHI, ALBERT 6 11AM: FIELDAYS RACE MEETING e: [email protected] MARIST v KORAKONUI, CASTLETON 1B 10AM: PIR WHITE – BYE. 8TH GRADE PIR BLACK v TAS BULLDOGS, PIRONGIA 2A 10AM: OHAUPO Wednesday 15th June 2011 ADVERTISING v TAS WILDCATS, OHAUPO 2A 10AM: TAS COUGARS v KIHIKIHI, ALBERT 8 races: 12.10pm - 4.15pm Dorinda Courtney 4A 10AM: TAS FALCONS v PIR WHITE, ALBERT 4B 10AM. e: [email protected] 9TH GRADE PIRONGIA v TAS KNIGHTS, PIRONGIA 2B 10AM: MARIST Janet Uttinger v TAS BRONCOS, CASTLETON 1A 11AM: OHAUPO v TAS BUFFALOS, e: [email protected] OHAUPO 2B 10AM: KORAKONUI v KIHIKIHI, KORAKONUI 1B 11AM. Country Racing at its BEST Bookings 10TH GRADE PIR BLACK v TAS JETS, PIRONGIA 2A 11AM: TAS [email protected] HORNETS v TAS ROCKETS, ALBERT 4A 11AM: OHAUPO v PIR WHITE, OHAUPO 2A 11AM: KIHIKIHI – BYE. CLASSIFIEDS WCJR COMPETITION: Tania Cortesi-Western, Rhonda Bird 11TH GRADE POOL A FRASER TECH v TAS SCORPIONS, ELLIOT 4 9AM: Anna-Marie Holmes MELVILLE v TA MARIST, COLLINS 2 11AM. See you all at the [email protected] 11TH GRADE POOL B PIRONGIA v VARSITY TAIOHI, PIRONGIA 1 9AM. TOMORROW 11TH GRADE POOL C OHAUPO v HAM MARIST GREEN, OHAUPO 1 PRINTERS 10AM: FRANKTON BLACK v TAS WASPS, SWARBRICK 2 10AM. APN Print Ellerslie 12TH GRADE POOL A MELVILLE v TAS, COLLINS 2 9AM. TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE Published Tuesday & Thursday 12TH GRADE POOL B PIRONGIA v SUBURBS, PIRONGIA 1 10AM: Circulation 12,109 TE RAPA v KIHIKIHI, ST ANDREWS 1 10.30AM. PHONE 07 871 7047 - FAX 07 871 4409 13TH GRADE POOL A MELVILLE v TAS, COLLINS 2 10AM. email: [email protected] PHONE: 07 871 5151 FAX: 07 871 3675 13TH GRADE POOL B PIRONGIA v MORRINSVILLE SPORTS, 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu PIRONGIA 1 11AM. www.racingteawamutu.co.nz Offi ce Hrs: Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm 8166188AA 8165926AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2011 19 Cole gets taste of what new BMX McGill triple tops track for Te Awamutu will be like in bowls tourney Rosemary McGill skipped her team of Nevenka Drnasin and Betty Gibson to victory in the Local rider acquitted himself well against Australian rivals Generation Homes sponsored triples tournament at Te Awamutu Bowling Club. They emerged with four wins plus 28 differen- Te Awamutu BMX Club tial. rider Cole McOnie got a pre- Runners-up with four wins and plus 23 differen- view of what racing on the tial were Ian Taylor’s team of Chris Tait and club’s new track will be like Harold Johnstone. when he competed in Aus- Third place went to C.McLaughlin’s team from tralia on May 4-5. the Cambridge CLub with three wins and plus 29 Cole competed in Brisbane differential. and Nerang over two days. He finished ruinner-up in the 14-year-old boys’ class at the meeting in Brisbane, Otorohanga team which was held at the Sleeman Sports Complex which is the base for the Queensland BMX on the kitty Olympic training track. It was the opening event for Three teams registered four wins apiece in the facility and the first time another Generation Homes sponsored triples the track has been raced on so tournament at Te Awamutu Bowling Club. it drew riders from all over Winners were Ron Wallbutton’s Otorohanga Australia. team with a differential of plus 26. The track was built by UCI Second place went to Murray Wilson’s Te track builder Tom Ritz (USA) Awamutu crew of Gaye Bastion and Val Sargent and has both an eight metre with plus 25. supercross start ramp and a Third place went to another Te Awamutu triple five metre amateur start — Ross McGrail, Lynda Bennett and John Jones, ramp, with the first straights with plus 22. joining at first corner. Cole said the five metre ramp was super fast to start off and the track was very tech- Put in for Plunket nical. He says the new track at Te The SUB Stride or Ride Event, hosted by Sarah Awamutu will be equally as Ulmer and held in Cambridge on Mother’s Day, challenging and perfect for raised $7,000 for Plunket families displaced by the local riders to race\train on to Christchurch earthquake prepare to compete on the Plunket CEO Jenny Prince said that the funds international circuit, where will make a real difference to the services Plunket the tracks are more TC140611SP19 can offer to the families of Christchurch. demanding on the riders COLE MCONIE (left) among Australian riders trying out the Sleeman track in Brisbane for the first “Many families have fled to outlying regions, and skills. time, where he finished second in his class. are seeking Plunket support and we’re noticing an Cole won two of his three increase in demand for services around the country. qualifying motos before in the top eight. the Gold Coast at Nerang ing Cole over the handlebars. “We’re tremendously grateful to Sarah person- placing third in his semi final. Cole rode an outstanding where he rode strongly Cole now has a short break ally and to SUB for their support at this time”. It was an achievement mak- final lap to finish second against the Australians, only before starting his build up for Ulmer, mum to 18-month-old Lilly, says Plunket ing the final four against the behind a rider from South to be dislodged when leading the pre North Island Titles was a natural choice. Australian riders in his age Australia. the final after another rider were he trials for the New “Plunket is an awesome organisation and we’re class. Another Kiwi was also The next day he raced on fell onto his back wheel send- Zealand senior test team. stoked to be able to give something back.”

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Cherished will be held at Shirley Brown Guest Speaker: to midnight, Saturday and The application may be grandad of his 13 Alexandra House - Plans The application may be for Proposed Wellness John Innes 870-6194 inspected during ordinary grandchildren, and Chapel, 570 Alexandra Public Holidays 11.00am inspected during ordinary one great Street, Te Awamutu Centre; Zita Brun Landcare Bird Airport-Charters-Rentals offi ce hours at the offi ce to midnight, Sundays offi ce hours at the offi ce grandaughter. on Wednesday June 15 - International Tourism & Scientist of Waipa District Council, at 12.00 noon followed Hospitality Student Contact : 11.00am to 10.00pm. of the Waipa District "Your suffering is over, District Licensing Agency, finally at rest, devoted by a private Contact Clare St Pierre Clare St Pierre Public Notices The application may be Licensing Agency at 101 husband father and cremation. A donation (07) 871-9133 Ph 871-9133 Bank Street, Te Awamutu. to the Stroke or inspected during ordinary Bank Street, Te Awamutu. grandad, you seized Any person who is entitled life with joy, you gave Neurological offi ce hours at the offi ce Any person who is entitled to life generously, you Foundation would be of Waipa District Council, to object and who wishes appreciated and may to object and who wishes leave a legacy of love District Licensing Agency, to object to the grant of and laughter." be left at the service. to object to the grant of All communications to TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE the application may, not Bank Street, Te Awamutu. the application may, not A service for Ray will the McKee Family, C/- later than 10 working days be held at Alexandra PO Box 137, Te Panui Any person who is entitled later than 10 working after the date of the fi rst House Chapel, 570 Awamutu please.— Nau mai, Haere mai to object and who wishes days after the date of Alexandra Street, Te publication of this notice, Awamutu (today), Te Awamutu Funeral to object to the grant of the fi rst publication of Service FDANZ fi le a notice in writing of Tuesday, June 14 at Whanau Group Hui the application may, not notice in a newspaper 1.00pm followed by NICHOLS the objection with: The Coral (nee Nicholl). later than 10 working days or newspapers in interment at The Te WHEN: Wednesday, June 15 Secretary of the District Awamutu Lawn Passed peacefully on after the date of the fi rst June 7, 2011 at Waikato WHERE: O-Tawhao Marae accordance with the Act, Cemetery. All publication of this notice, Licensing Aency at Waipa communications to Hospital, aged 66 TIME: 6pm fi le a notice in writing of years. Beloved wife fi le a notice in writing of District Council, Private the Campbell Family, PURPOSE: • Mihi the objection with the C/- PO Box 137, Te and partner of Ross, the objection with: The Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 8179358AA Secretary of the District Awamutu please. mother of Mark and • Brief DVD about NCEA 3840. Mandy, daughter of • To hear Whanau and student voice Secretary of the District Licensing Agency, at CAMPBELL the late Bill and Pearl This is the fi rst publication Ray. about how the College experience Licensing Aency at Waipa Waipa District Council, Nicoll, sister and of this notice. Loved brother of Hazel sister-in-law of Carl has been for you. District Council, Private Private Bag 2402, Te and Kerry Bryant. and Judy (USA), Erin Bag 2402, Te Awamutu Awamutu 3840. Please come along. Your voice is really important 8188386AA Uncle of Jennie and and Glen (USA), Keith to us. Light refreshments provided. 3840. Scott, Taylor, Joshua and Diane, Aunty of This is the second and Ella, Robyn and Brittany (USA), This is the fi rst publication publication of this notice. LOST opportunities by Andrew, Alice and Hayden (USA), Anna, of this notice. 8188534AA 8188543AA not advertising in the Te Holly. Brent and the late Awamutu Courier. CAMPBELL Kim, grandmother of Phone 871-5151. Ray. Mason and Morgan. Much loved brother- "Sheltered safe within in-law of Lloyd and the arms of God. Pam Jackson. Forever in our hearts." Respected and loved PRINT NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHIC BOARD uncle of Dianne and Ronald Henry (Ron) - Paul, Sonya and [14th Light Anti- NGA POU TAUNAHA O AOTEAROA Barry, Karen and Aircraft Regiment Michael, Craig and 61733]. Kushla and their Much loved Dad of Notice of Proposal to Alter a Place Name families. Julie and favourite ä father-in-law to Rob. Pursuant to section 16 of the New Zealand Geographic Board (Ng Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa) Act "Love and miss you 2008, the New Zealand Geographic Board Ngä Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa hereby gives notice of a lots. Now at peace." Adored Pop of Angela and Ronelle, "adopted proposal to alter an existing place name, as specified in the Schedule below. CAMPBELL Pop" of Pete and Josh, Submissions on the proposed altered place name may be provided in writing to the Secretary Ray. and dearly loved by June 9, 2011. Loved great-grandchildren of the New Zealand Geographic Board, c/o Land Information New Zealand, PO Box 5501, father of Ian and Briana and Fletcher. Wellington 6145; Facsimile: (04) 460 0112; Email: [email protected]; daughter-in-law Online: http://www.linz.govt.nz/placenames/consultation/index.aspx Sharlene. Best "The world has lost a grandad to Sam and top bloke, and we have In accordance with section 17 of the Act, submissions must state with reasons, whether the Sami, Jess and Aaron. lost a treasure from our proposal is supported or objected to, and if an objection is made, then submissions may set out an "Words can’t say how family. We will miss alternative proposal, or support the existing name, if any. much you meant to us." the way you make everything in life an The date by which submissions must be received is provided in the fourth column of the Schedule. RIP dad. Love you adventure, your cakes, Schedule – Proposed altered place name always. your never-ending South Auckland Land District CAMPBELL pride in us, the Ray. journeys you took us First Column Second Colum Third Column Fourth Column Loved brother-in-law on, and the amazing Proposed Place Geographic Description Submission of George and Dawn stories from your Name Feature Type deadline ` King. Uncle of Brett nearly 92 years. Our and Teri, Nigel and Jo, lives feel empty, and the Mangawawe Stream Stream A small stream, 8km long, flowing 16 September 2011 Troy and Rinn˜ e, Deb streets of Otorohanga easterly then north-easterly into Waipa River, and Ray and families. will be emptier now located just west and north-west of Pirongia. "Rest in peace, will that they lack your NZTopo50 BE33-Pirongia, from source GR miss your wicked speedy red scooter and 865 915 to confluence GR 916 947. Spelling laugh." super sound system! alteration from Mangawawa Stream (recorded CAMPBELL Although you lived life name). Ray. at full throttle, now is Loved brother-in-law your time to rest Pop." Dated at Wellington this 9th day of June, 2011. of Lance, Linda and We farewelled Ron in a W. K. SHAW, Secretary, New Zealand Geographic Board Ngä Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa. uncle of extended service at Alexandra DID YOU KNOW THATYOUTHAT YOU CAN family. We will miss House Chapel, Te your infectious Awamutu on VIEW THE COURIER ONLINE? personality and Saturday. — bubbly nature. Rest in Te Awamutu Funeral www.teawamutu.co.nz peace. Services FDANZ 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2011 Public Notices Tenders For Lease Trade Services LEASE land wanted, 20-30 7TH ANNUAL WEDNESDAY hectares of maize ground Contract for Cleaning of Various for 2011, in Te Awamutu MID WINTER JUNE 22, 2011 area. Phone Michael Council Buildings and Public Earwaker (027) 281-8931. 5&10KM RUN/WALK • Walk starts from 3.30pm Toilets in and around Te Kuiti To Let MOSS, ALGAE, 1 Finch Street, three • Run starts from LICHEN TREATMENT 4.00pm Tenders are invited for the provision bedroom house, of cleaning services of various Council heatpump, fenced, $280 Windows - Exterior/Interior at the Otorohanga p/wk. Phone (027) Domain Buildings and Public Toilets in and around 589-6416. Colorsteel roofs Te Kuiti for a 3 year period. CENTRAL three bedroom, Roof spray, Tiles and Please contact Tender documents are available from large garage, $300 p/wk. Decromastic roofs Kim Brown at Council’s Customer Services Team, Phone 870-4990 a/h. Rotary clean, pavers, Bailey Ingham on FARM house, newly Waitomo District Council, Queen Street, renovated, no pets, no driveways and footpaths (07) 873-7325 or Te Kuiti or by phoning 07 878 0800, free smokers, Te Kawa Road, Commercial buildings [email protected] phone 0800 932 4357. $250 p/wk. Phone Low Pressure Housewash for registrations 871-1691. Enquiries should be directed to John ONE bedroom bach, Johnny Nelson 8179368AA De Luca, Group Manager – Community seven minutes to town, 7749362AA OTOROHANGA DENTAL SURGERY $160 p/wk, references (027) 476-3347 BAILEY INGHAM LIMITED Services. reqd. Phone (021) 716-871 or 871-7389 Tenders close at 4.00pm, Wednesday, or 871-3476. June 22, 2011. ONE bedroom unit, self Riverdale SATURDAY - JUNE 25 contained, Puahue area, 10.00am-4.00pm $180 p/wk plus power. Chris Ryan Phone (027) 497-0868. Alpacas 3 Honokiwi Road Chief Executive Otorohanga A1 SELF OPEN DAY STORAGE Visit the shop and the 8185707AA New facility, many sizes, working mill. A selection good rates, security and ARE you renovating? Call of Alpacas available for 7479120AA seven day access. Dave Rowe Painter/ sale. Vehicles Wanted Decorator. Phone (027) Phone 871-3332 290-8776/(07) 873-1777. or (021) 912-900 Email/phone for a catalogue [email protected] TEASDALE Street, three (07) 873-6470 bedroom brick home, basement garage, new ### bathroom etc, long term We are at the tenants, non-smokers, no Fieldays. dogs, $300 p/wk. Phone Call and see 871-3894. • Pets from $500+gst us on THREE bedroom house • Females from $900+gst Site 013 close to town, good area, 8188873AA garage, $280 p/wk. Phone BATHROOMS For (021) 1405-700. specialist bathroom Grazing Livestock & Poultry THREE bedroom design and accessories. townhouse, near new We do the lot! Call Pratts CALF milk wanted. ensuite, walk in 870-5020. WOODCHIPS Phone Rusty Tipping wardrobe, no dogs, $340 CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, (021) 780-105 or (021) p/wk, references reqd. parts. Phone Andrew • Calf bedding 408-548. Phone 871-2796. 871-5351. • Stand off pad TWO and three bedroom ENGINEERING services, • Landscaping Cars for Sale Vehicles Wanted houses in Kihikihi. cow shed repair work, • Large quantities Selection of MITSUBISHI Legnum, Phone (027) 589-6416. pipework and light • Te Awamutu SCOTTISH 1998, no WOF, $2000 ono. A1 Service www.jmpropertymanagement.co.nz engineering and repair KNIT 2 WEAR Firewood Phone 871-8677 Phone (027) 3188-572. TWO bedroom house work. Phone Bruce or (021) 937-393 HIGHLAND Wanted - with single garage, 134 871-8644 or (021) 792-304. DRY firewood, free Motorcycles For Sale DEAD CARS Mangapiko Street, $250 LESSONS delivery, $80m3. Phone Cattle NZHCS & Wanted p/wk. Phone (027) HOME KILLS Best Dollars QUALITY hygenic (027) 266-7896 or 871-3368. SUZUKI JR 80, 2008, 589-6416. Learn how to knit at the Regd for Sale service. Morrinsville FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 - Livestock & Poultry immaculate condition, TWO bedroom unit, Range of age grades Custom Kills. Phone (07) $170, expected shortage great kid’s bike, $2,000 carport, lawnmowing Te Awamutu Night and colour 889-5767. this winter. Phone (07) ono. Phone (07) 873-7866. included, $220 p/wk. Spinners Evening 873-9190 or (021) 617-349. Calving mid Phone (027) 589-6416. ROOFING - roof ALL MILK June onward TWO bedroom unit, replacements a Teenagers and adults Vehicles Wanted speciality. Phone Tony For Sale WANTED Price by negotiation Get that car outa there! garage, close to central welcome. Needles and business district, $230 871-3620 or (021) 104-0459. Phone Ian or Rosalind CAR broken down? Need SPOUTING - repairs or patterns provided. FOR CALVES 871 1861 WOF repairs? Can’t p/wk. Phone (027) LAWNMOWER 589-6416. replacements, $6/lesson Phone Deb Kirkham afford them? Don’t dump reasonable prices. Phone MASPORT Craftsman weaner pigs for WARM, cosy three For more information: 871-4815 WHITE your car. Call us - we buy. LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED Tony 871-3620 or (021) Briggs and Straton, four sale, $80 each. Phone Ian bedroom house, easy Email [email protected] or (027) 490-1007 Cash paid. Phone (027) 104-0459. stroke, $150. Phone (027) (021) 435-102. 414-1853. & OPERATEDOPERATED care section, $280 p/wk. 474-4408. Phone 870-2200 Phone Richard (027) 6136317AA MEATEATER Public Notices Stock Auctions Te Awamutu or 332-6831. (0800) CAR DUMP HOMEKILLS LTD

TE AWAMUTU 7353442AA June 15-18, 2011 Machinery for SELF STORAGE Killing BUS From $20 p/wk AYS Sale & Wanted Sheep - Pigs - Beef FIELD RIDE-ON mower, Sabrea 24hr access John Deere, 1438 HS 42" Camera Surveillance Phone 871-9995 TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE 8031019AA cut, hydrostatic, $2,500. PH: (07) 856-7584 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Thursday, June 16, 11.00am start Phone 871-6658. Depart: Rose Gardens 8.30am & 10.00am or (027) 608-1749 Location:Te Awamutu Saleyards Return: Depart Fieldays 4.15pm & 5.00pm Pets Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Wanted to Rent SATURDAY HEADING pups, eight THREE bedroom house, Sale Comprising: weeks, $100. Phone Claire Arohena or Ngaroma Depart: Rose Gardens 8.30am 11.00am Prime & Boners (07) 872-3558. areas. Phone 871-6145. Return: Depart Fieldays 4.30pm 10 Fat Cattle For Sale Under $50 Computer Services 8183897AA 250 Boners PC PROBLEMS? FARE $15 Return $7.50 One Way Store Cattle NO fix, no fee, local IT Tickets can be purchased from driver 10 2 yr str & heifers CORRUGATED iron, two professional available for OTOROHANGA 30 ylg beef x strs & heifers seven foot lengths, $35 on site repairs, upgrades ono. Phone 871-5386. STORAGE 30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers and trouble shooting, PC FIRE guard, 770mm wide, and laptop sales, no call Shipping container 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves $40. Phone 871-6658. out fees for help, Phone storage suitable for car, 20 Prime Lambs Matt (027) 515-6996 or boat or household INTERMEDIATE school 870-3038. goods. Best rates. 30 Store Lambs 8188286AA sweatshirt, size 12, good Phone (07) 873-6668 80 Four day Calves condition, $20. Phone Gardening & 12.30pm or at Completion of Boners 872-1964. Landscaping Rob’s Rural 50 young empty cows/recorded PIANO seat, padded, TE AWAMUTU 50 I/C Cows and heifers storage underneath, Fencing wood, excell condition, SECTION WORKS

8127667AA For farm, equine Wanted $49.99. Phone 872-4580. BOBCAT Young empty recorded Fries Fries X and PLATE and mug rack by and lifestyle blocks Lull-a-bye Woodware, All Section Work Jsy cows - top money paid PH 870-2232 7932309AA Recorded Fries WNR heifers $30. Phone (021) 0287-3203. Hedges, Trees, Mowing Fencing, Paving etc (021) 724-516 All enquiries to: Board And Residence Phone Terry 870-1414 Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 BIG sunny quiet room, Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092 four km out of town, $120 TREE CARE ONSITE Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 includes electricity. REPAIRS Phone 871-3301. GROUNDZONE Tree ● Bill Donnelly (07) 873-1855 or (027) 493-2063 Care. Pruning, removal, Ride On Mowers Mack Lynn (07) 873-7403 or (027) 473-5856 stump grinding, wood ● Domestic Mowers Flatmates splitting, consultancy. ● Domestic Fences LARGE room with Qualified, professional Stuart Law ensuite. Phone (021) arborists. Phone Nathan (027) 226-6889 259-3498. Hughes 871-7107. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2011 23 E WHWHAT’SAT’S ON! ON! TAURANT N AATT RRAFTERSAFTERSR RESTAURANTES

T FRI 17th MID-WINTER E CHRISTMACHRISTMASS DINNER $24.50 ADULT – $12.50 CHILD – U5’ s $5 (Groups welcome) R SAT 18th FIELDAYS SMORGASBORD T $21.50 ADULT – $11.50 CHILD ALBERT PARK DRIVE PH: 870 5578 • 871 3742 8188364AA A 8166109AA I Wed 15th 5.30 - 6.30pm Membership Draw Thu 16th 5.30pm Restaurant open New exciting menu from our new Chef – N Come and meet Joe Fri 17th 12noon - 2pm Restaurant open for lunch 5.30pm Restaurant open for Dinner 5.30 - 6.30pm Membership Draw M and Jokers Wild 7.00pm Glen Carley entertaining Sat 18th 12 Noon - 2.00pm Restaurant open for lunch E 5.30pm Restaurant open for Dinner 5.30pm SUPER 15 Chiefs vs Reds Sun 19th 1.00pm Country Music Club get together 5.30pm Restaurant open & Sunday roast N Chicken, Pork and Beef Mon 20th 12 Noon-2.00pm Pot Luck Lunch 5.30pm - 6.30pm Membership Draw Tue 21st 1.00pm 500 Card Club T The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests and members of affi liated clubs.

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Fred & Ginger Season: HANGOVER 2 R16 TOP HAT G TUE & WED 8.20, FINAL WED 10.20 THU & FRI 6.15 & 8.20, SAT 6.15 & 8.30, SUN 4.20 & 6.30 DIGITAL SPECIAL 3D CINEMA EVENT X-MEN FIRST CLASS M GREEN LANTERN M TUE & WED 5.30 & 8.00, THU 8.10, FRI 5.55, SAT 3.35 & 8.20, THU & FRI 7.50, SUN 1.45 & 6.20 SAT 3.10, 5.35 & 8.00, SUN 1.20 & 6.00 WATER FOR ELEPHANTS SUPER 8 M THU 6.00, WED 10.00 & 6.00, TUE 5.50 & 8.10, THU & FRI 5.30, SUN 11.00 & 3.45 WED 10.10, 5.50 & 8.10, THU 5.55, FRI 8.10, SAT 1.20 & 6.00, PIRATES OF THE SUN 11.30 & 4.05 CARIBBEAN 4 M BRIDESMAIDS R16 TUE & WED 7.30, SAT 12.30 THU 5.40 & 8.00, FROM TIME TO TIME M FRI 10.00, 5.40 & 8.00, TUE 5.40, WED 10.30 & 5.40, SAT 12.40, 3.00 & 8.10, THU 5.50, FRI 10.20 & 5.50, SUN 10.50, 3.55 & 6.10 SAT 3.45, SUN 11.50 BARNEY’S VERSION M MOZART’S SISTER M TUE, WED, THU, FRI & SAT 7.40, FRI 10.10, SAT 1.30 SUN 5.50 SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY 24 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2011