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TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 LETTERS to the EDITOR Te Awamutu Courier St Peter’S Pool Offers Chance to Save Money Te Awamutu Rosetown Family Funerals 262 Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu SSiSincere andd professionalfi l servicei when it matters most CourierPublished Tuesday & Thursday THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 PH 07 870 2137 www.rosetownfunerals.comwwww rosetownffunerals com YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR OVER 100 YEARS CIRCULATED FREE TO 12,109 HOMES THROUGHOUT TE AWAMUTU AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EXTRA COPIES 40c. BRIEFLY Maungatautari Island Legal drugs If you want to learn more about the risks associated with legal highs, keep next Wednesday evening free. A number of groups are presenting information to the wins Supreme Award community about legal synthetic drugs that are Maungatautari Ecological readily available. The Island Trust has won the awareness night is at Te Supreme Award at the 2013 Awamutu College Hall from TrustPower Waipa District 7pm. Community Awards. There will be more in-depth The awards were announced information in Tuesday’s and presented Monday night at edition of the Te Awamutu a function at the Cambridge Courier. Town Hall. For winning the Supreme Encore Award, Maungatautari Ecologi- After a successful concert cal Island Trust received a in Te Awamutu several weeks framed certificate, a trophy and ago, Luke Thompson and $1500 prize money. Lydia Cole, together with Phil Maungatautari Ecological Van der wel, are back to Island Trust now has the oppor- entertain. tunity to represent the district They will be at the Walton at the 2013 TrustPower National Street cafe on Friday May 24 Community Awards, which are being held in Invercargill and at 7:30pm. For more details Southland region in March see facebook.com/WaltonSt. 2014. In total, TrustPower has Garage sale given away over $5000 to vari- Waipa Christian School is ous community groups through joining forces with the Boys tonight’s awards. and Girls Rally to stage a TrustPower Community giant garage sale. Relations representative The event at Te Awamutu Teresa Partridge says Bible Chapel gets underway Maungatautari is a 47km pred- on Saturday at 9am. ator proof haven with 3400 hectares of pastureland and it is Skills sought the largest ecological island on Do you have a spare hour Mainland New Zealand. or two each week to help new ‘‘This group are forever migrants? Do you like to read carrying out projects to reach or enjoy story telling? their goals. Over the last 12 English Language months a major project Partners are seeking people undertaken by these volunteers who have hobbies such as was hosting Sirocco the Kakapo when he visited A—040411NZLDWFENCE17 gardening, cooking, Maungatautari. VOLUNTEERS patrol the predator fence around Maungatautari computing or painting to help Before Sirocco came volun- Ecological Island. with tutoring. teers designed and built a The next training course special facility for displaying group to encounter an up and This project is just one begins May 28. Contact the and accommodating this amaz- close experience with Sirocco. aspect of the volunteer’s role at ELP office for more details (07 ing bird. During his seven week Finally there was a guided bush Maungatautari they also fence 853 2188). stay the volunteers ensured a walk back to the visitor centre. and monitor pests, relocate smooth running of the pro- Over the course of Sirocco’s species, build tracks and ANZ seminar gramme, with night tours open stay the public flocked to bridges, weed, plant and the list ANZ is hosting a seminar for the community. Maungatautari with more than goes on. And it is all of this hard at the Alexandra Street Four times each night a 5000 coming to enjoy the experi- work over the years as well that branch (old National Bank group of volunteers met groups ence. The volunteers would these volunteers are winning premises) tonight. of up to 25 visitors, welcomed often start at 5pm, after a full this Supreme Award,’’ says Mrs The evening (5.30pm - them and then another group day’s work, and at times it was Partridge. A—TC090812DT02 7pm) will cover new house gave them an informative 20 after midnight before they Fifty one groups were WHERE’S SIROCCO: insurance requirements. minute presentation. More vol- would go home. entered into this year’s Maungatautari volunteer Maria To RSVP: phone 871 unteers then drove each group The effort, dedication and TrustPower Waipa District Trimboli donned the kakapo suit 2600. to the entry gate and handed enthusiasm that these volun- Community Awards. to raise awareness around the over the visitors to yet more teers put into realising Siroccos region for Sirocco’s visit to volunteers who guided each visit was impressive! ■ More winners Page 5. Maungatautari. The perfect sprayer for the smaller farm. Super easy to use with the fl exibility of spraying TARGET when you want, while still capable of applying 600/6 PACK liquid and fi ne particle fertilisers. • 600 litre main tank, 60 litre fl ushing tank & 18 litre hand washing tank • 6 metre Duraboom - HERE OUR NZ’s toughest manual folding boom • 60 litre/minute Comet pump NOW! 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Why not do a Alan Price Cambridge Pool — whether to cost of $14 million will have a Edition, regarding the new deal with St Peter’s to allow enclose the existing or build a great impact on the ratepayers of addition to the St Peter’s Swim- public access to the facilities — e: [email protected] new facility. Waipa in a negative way. ming Academy, raises an inter- thus saving ratepayers the bur- As it stands Waipa District Ratepayers, however, can be esting scenario that Waipa Dis- den of having to pay back the $14 EDITOR Council is intent in proceeding thankful for the council trict Council has not considered. million, plus interest on any Dean Taylor with Option 6, after ignoring a watchdogs as the immediate Here is a new 25m heated, all- borrowing, depreciation on the e: [email protected] petition highlighting that 62 per effects of the financial burden weather pool, beside a 10-lane pool and operating costs. cent of Cambridge residents have been delayed as the project pool with offices, changing HAYDEN WOODS REPORTERS Cathy Asplin e: [email protected] Council ‘not intent’ with Option 6 Criticism Colin Thorsen Once again Mr Woods is the self-proclaimed ‘council available to all coached In response to Malcolm e: [email protected] confused. Waipa District Coun- watchdogs’ had no influence swimmers. Hume’s letter regarding fees and cil has committed to further whatsoever on the decision. No doubt this private public charges, Waipa District Council ADVERTISING consulting with the commun- After saying council must partnership option will be con- CE Garry Dyet says it is disap- ity on the issue of swimming consult, Mr Woods then contra- sidered during the community pointing his staff are being criti- Dorinda Courtney facilities in Cambridge and any dicts himself by stating what consultation that identifies the cised through the media when all e: [email protected] project included in the 10 Year council should do with St best outcome for the commun- processes have been followed. Plan will be the result of this Peters. ity. Waipa District Council Julie Jackson consultation. I congratulate St Peters on advertised in the Te Awamutu e: [email protected] The council is not ‘intent on their initiative and it is great ALAN LIVINGSTON Courier on March 5, 2013 asking proceeding with option 6’ and that they are making their pool Waipa Mayor for comment on the proposed Bookings Fees and Charges Schedule. [email protected] Mr Dyet says this shows the review was not hidden, as CLASSIFIEDS Inconsiderate parkers pose danger claimed by Mr Hume. Council also promoted the changes on its Tania Cortesi-Western, Rhonda Bird I would like to add further trucks that stick out across the It is an accident waiting to website. Mr Dyet says where Anna-Marie Holmes comment concerning the piece road, and it is not only people happen and it could possibly possible increases are avoided, [email protected] in your ‘‘What’s Hot — What’s using the dairy at fault, but be fatal. but council needs to strike a Not’’ column on Thursday, also people using the laundry. The police have been balance to ensure it is the users LETTERS TO THE EDITOR May 16 concerning the parking This is dangerous, as when informed of the situation, but of services that pay, not rate- situation at the Hazelmere driving out of Rickit Road nothing has changed. payers picking up the bill for We welcome letters - preferably via email. Crescent shops. Extension you cannot see what If you are using the laundry others when it is not appropriate.
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