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CONTACTS In the past there has been a were not in favour of a new pool. has been deferred until 2015/16. rooms and a lounge — with 70 lot of discussion surrounding In addition the financial burden Just last week an article per cent of swimmers not St MANAGER what is to happen with the of this project with a projected written in the Cambridge Peter’s students. 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. They should be under 300 words and must Yes, cars do park right on traffic is coming from the left or dairy please have considera- have the sender’s name, address and phone the corner blocking Rickit down Hazelmere Crescent and tion for other road users. number. No pseudonyms are accepted Road Extension, but it is not have to resort to inching out to Ohdear... and names will only be withheld in special only cars, but also delivery the middle of the intersection. IAN ROBSON circumstances at the discretion of the editor. Ms Oates I fear, Letters are not usually acknowledged and writes no-one should call her may be edited, abridged or discarded. Forgive the language of a loving bottle blonde ‘dear’.

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Te Awamutu Police have Theft of a stereo faceplate dealt with the following mat- and baking goods from car ters since last week: parked in Fraser Street Monday, May 13: reported. Man arrested for burg- Thursday, May 16: lary. Two youths reported for Youth apprehended for shoplifting from The Ware- driving while suspended. Car house. impounded. Friday, May 17: Theft of a chainsaw from Man arrested for EBA, Macky Road property driving while forbidden and reported. assaulting Police after Burglary of Rewi Street crashing on Bridgman Road. residence reported. Cash and Car impounded. keys stolen. Attend domestic related Tuesday, May 14: incident. Man arrested for EBA, Theft of SatNav, wallet careless driving and sus- and contents, cards, car bat- tained loss of traction after tery, keys and digital camera crashing on Cambridge Road. from vehicle parked in Rewi Car impounded. Street reported. Thefts: Battery from a van Man reports being parked on Whitmore Street. defrauded on pretext of Battery from a van parked on obtaining a tax refund. Lyon Street. Saturday, May 18: Attend domestic related Man arrested for dis- incident. orderly behaviour. Wednesday, May 15: Man apprehended for Arrests: Woman for driving while suspended. Car receiving stolen property and impounded. assault. Man for EBA. Burglary of Alexandra Burglaries: Raikes Street residence reported. Avenue residence. Camera Occupant disturbs offender card and gold fob stolen. attempting to steal TV. GoBus. Nothing reported Offender decamps. Cellphone stolen. Simmond Road prop- stolen. erty. Saddles, chainsaw and Attend domestic related horse covers stolen. Ohaupo incident. Road property. Nothing Sunday, May 19: reported stolen. Woman arrested for driv- Attend domestic related ing while disqualified. Car incident. impounded. Theft of a vacuum cleaner Theft of wallet and con- from Finch Street property tents and iPod from Te Awa- reported. mutu Events centre reported.

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A—TC220710GJ01 TC020513SP03D RECENTLY retired Pirongia Voluntary Rural Fire Force CFO Robbie PIRONGIA Te Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Society volunteers who helped with the North Island robin Morris (left), senior firefighter Bill Reymer and firefighter Jean release. McKenzie at the Pirongia Fire Station.

HERITAGE AND receive funding from Waikato group behind a number of centres to visit the station and Performing Arts. ENVIRONMENT Regional Council to bring North initiatives enhancing cultural learn about fire safety and they Each year a five day festival is Winner of the Heritage and Island robin back to the moun- opportunities in the area — the run a Fire Cadet programme for organised covering piano, vocal, Environment category goes to a tain. Cambridge Community Marae 11-16-year-olds to educate them instrumental, speech and drama group investing substantial vol- Volunteers have been vital to Trust Board. on fire fighting skills. and dance. unteer hours and energy into the the process and some of their HEALTH AND These volunteers give up time, The volunteer committee of 15 re-introduction of a native bird work has included reading up on WELLBEING money, energy and often see send out the syllabus to teachers, species — the Pirongia Te Aroaro translocation techniques and The winner of the Health and things they don’t want to because schools and universities, entries o Kahu Restoration Society. completing permit requirements, Wellbeing category goes to the they are dedicated and passionate are received and collated, then a The principal objective of this they have co-ordinated countless very deserving volunteers at the about their community. programme is made and printed, group is to restore the native pest eradication working bees, Pirongia Voluntary Rural Fire Runner-up in this category is Te sponsor letters are sent out, ecosystems of Mt Pirongia and have been busy attracting volun- Force. Awamutu Community Menz accommodation is booked and over the last 12 months they have teers and 30 special ‘black out’ This Brigade is totally run by the Shed and a commendation was judges organised. been particularly focused on the capture bags needed to be 20 volunteers who train every awarded to Cambridge Cancer On the festival day volunteer’s reintroduction of the North researched and constructed. week to provide a fire fighting Support Group. help to set up, provide lunch, man Island robin. This group worked closely service for Pirongia and the sur- ARTS AND the doors, sort out music and For many years volunteers with the local community, rounding area and they have just CULTURE record results. During the fest- have been removing predators schools and iwi throughout the celebrated their 20th year. The winner in the Arts and ival many entrants and their from a 1000 hectare area on process and so far on this project The volunteers respond to Culture category goes to a group families come from out of town Mount Pirongia, successfully alone more than 1500 hours has callouts for motor vehicle providing platform for young which benefits local retailers. reducing the rat population levels been volunteered. accidents and different types of people to compete against their to less than three percent. Runner-up in the Heritage and fires. They also provide oppor- peers — the Te Awamutu Com- This status enabled them to Environment category goes to a tunities for local schools and play petition Society of the ■ Continued Page 7 Back Pain?

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In New Zealand two people die each week in their workplace. Our country has one of the worst workplace safety records in the developed world and that’s something Terry HOT Glenister wants to see improved. ■ Cool mural on the side of the Te Mr Glenister operates Safety Works Ltd, a business based in Te Awamutu, Awamutu Museum. but with services in demand throughout ■ A lovely gentleman who told the Waikato. With a background in St John, water me I had a fl at tyre, then kindly safety and local council, Mr Glenister changed it for me in the Fresh has wide safety experience combined Choice carpark. with broad knowledge of the Health and Safety Act (1992). ■ To the kind lady who handed my ‘‘The act requires all employers to phone in after I dropped it. take all practicable steps to safeguard their employees. ■ Great customer service from ‘‘This means risk assessments, hazard Matt at Fairview Motors. identification and reducing risks wherever possible.’’ NOT Mr Glenister can help businesses ■ create individualised safety plans, Boring, moaning whingers who develop policies and identify hazards. constantly write negative letters ‘‘Whether your business is well estab- to the editor - lighten up! Life in Te lished or just starting out, it is vital to Awamutu is good, make the most understand that a good safety record in of it. the workplace may not be enough. ‘‘Formally auditing your health and ■ Cars driving in fog that don’t safety performance provides you with have their lights on. the peace of mind that you know the risks faced by your business and what ■ Spray-painted graffi ti on roads you can do to mitigate those risks. and fences. ‘‘An independent audit gives employers added confidence that any TC230513CA01 ■ The price of Fieldays tickets - gaps have been identified.’’ SAFETY WORKS business adviser Terry Glenister. they are too expensive. Mr Glenister can provide safety speci- fic training in the workplace. intentions, but struggle to understand ‘‘I do whatever is required to do the ‘‘Safety training is not only a legal the act or have the resources to job correctly. It can be time consuming, TEXT: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. requirement, but it lies at the heart of implement it. but it has to be done right. Send to 021 241 4568 Insert code TAC before Hot or Not. any successful health and safety sys- ‘‘That’s where I can help.’’ ‘‘New Zealand has a ‘she’ll be right’ tem.’’ Mr Glenister is also a qualified attitude and that’s why things can go so Safety Works can also assist with Department of Labour accident investi- badly wrong. EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. health and safety advice, ACC and gator. ‘‘I’m here to help businesses get it Send to [email protected] enforcement agency liaison, as well as He works flexible hours and says right.’’ injury rehabilitation management. employing a competent person is a cost- DROP: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. ‘‘In essence I help businesses work saving exercise. ■ For more details or further enquiries towards a ‘zero harm’ objective. ‘‘Mistakes in the workplace can be contact Terry Glenister at Safety Works (ph Drop into our offi ce 336 Alexandra Street ‘‘Many businesses have good costly, in terms of dollars and injuries. 871 1554 or 027 555 2958). Attention Home Owners! Is your property ready for an Autumn spruce up?

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BY CATHY ASPLIN poser and was soon show- Ms Hudson has built her ton); Gloster: R and C Price Brookes (Hamilton); Budgeri- Bellringer (New Plymouth); ing off to the judges.’’ own aviaries and now has a (Napier). Champion Roller gar: T and L Patten (Hamil- Foreign Finch: S Wroe (Cam- Te Awamutu Bird Club In all Ms Hudson put in good number of breeding Canary: Beale and Lawson ton); British Bird: A Foote bridge); Foreign Hookbeak: G treasurer Dianne Hudson’s 18 entries into the show birds. (Dannevirke); Novice Roller (Huntly); Zebra Finch: D Bond (Huntly); Cockatiel : G zebra finch was the out- and came away with 12 ‘‘I’m at the stage now Canary: T Harris (Whaka- Hudson (Te Awamutu); Bond (Huntly); Lovebird: R standing local entry in this first places. that I even have some birds tane); Lizard Canary: F Bengalese Finch: W and J Goldstein (Rotorua). year’s Te Awamutu Bird She is relatively new to to sell.’’ Club Show. bird breeding — this is her More than 800 entries But lucky her ‘‘Best of fourth season — and says from around the North Breed’’ bird has a great she is delighted with the Island were received for temperament or it may results she has achieved. the show held in the Te never have even placed. ‘‘I’ve always loved Awamutu College hall. ‘‘The steward dropped having birds, especially Best of Breed: the cage on the way to zebra finches, so when I Yorkshire Canary: F the judging table and the returned from overseas a Brooks (Hamilton), Norwich bird was tossed around few years ago I decided to Canary: A and D Fenton as it crashed to the ground. try breeding them. (Otorohanga); Border ‘‘Luckily it wasn’t really ‘‘They are great birds, Canary: S Cameron (Tau- fazed by the tumble and easy to care for, very cute ranga); Colour Fed: M and M quickly recovered. and they make a lovely Silby (New Plymouth); Non- ‘‘The bird’s a natural sound.’’ Colour Fed: F Brooks (Hamil- LANCE’S LOT

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A successful King Country maturity. event, that is now replicated in His supervisor says he has a Waipa, took place earlier this great attitude to work and life month. making him a pleasure to work The Mayoral Graduation with. Ceremony for Otorohanga and Jarrod stood out from other HUGE SAVINGS TO BE MADE – Waitomo was initiated seven applicants because of the size years ago. of his qualification, the short Otorohanga Mayor Dale time it took him to complete it Williams says the event and the fact most of credits OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN acknowledges the were achieved at work, as well achievements of many young as the great response from his people in the district who supervisor. choose to work in the trades. Last year, Jarred was an He says it elevates the Otorohanga Young Achiever status of the qualifications Award recipient for Excel- they achieve and by celebrat- lence in Career Development. ing the successes, hopefully YOUNG ACHIEVER encourages more young people AWARDS to also choose to stay and work Sam Crook: Achievement in in their district. Sports — Swimming. His goal Mr Williams says there are is to attend the Special many good opportunities Olympics National Summer through the trades and it is a Games in Dunedin in Novem- good place for many young ber 2013. So far he has people to start their working achieved successes in regional careers. events in swimming and is He says people can choose steadily working at school and to go on to other study later, achieving NCEA level 1. but will always have their Nelson Hove: Excellence in trade behind them. Sport — Soccer and Athletics. As part of the event the Nelson is a Waikato/BOP jun- Otorohanga District and Com- ior soccer representative as munity Charitable Trust well at athletics this year won sponsors a best apprentice 100m, 200m, 400m and 1500m award to honour outstanding senior events at Otorohanga achievement. College. Trust chairman Roy John- Anneka Kooyman: Excel- son says it is important to lence in Attitude and Commit- recognise and reward youth ment to Agricultural Science achievement, and they fully at tertiary level. Anneka is in endorse the Mayoral Gradua- her third year at Massey Uni- tion Ceremony. versity and this year won an Mr Johnson says the whole award for interest and know- event is a wonderful celebra- ledge of New Zealand’s prim- tion for people from all walks ary industry. In addition she of life. was awarded a Massey Uni- About 200 graduates, fam- versity Summer Student ily, friends, employers, ITO Scholarship with the Institute representatives, Wintec execu- of Natural Resources. Anneka tive and staff and representa- helped with the project titled tives of the Otorohanga and Performance of High Unique Waitomo District Councils Manuka Factor (UMF) attended the evening. Manuka clones, which looked As well a top apprentice at the survival and growth award, there were also a num- characteristics of Manuka ber of Young Achiever clones in the production of Awards. nectar of Manuka. Top apprentice is 20-year- Christopher Lord: Excel- old Jarrod Sircombe from lence in Sport and Academic Giltrap AgriZone. Achievement. Christopher He completed the National achieved Merit endorsement Certificate — Automotive in NCEA level II. Aged 18 he Heavy with a strand in agricul- represented New Zealand in tural equipment Level 4 with a the U21 wood chopping team, total of 309 credits — 274 and plays in the King Country credits were achieved while U18 rugby team. working full time as well as Chris was an Otorohanga studying. Young Achiever Award recipi- This in itself is a significant ent in 2012 and has been a achievement and his representative at the trans- employers talk of him very Tasman challenge for wood highly achieving a standard of chopping at the Adelaide workmanship expected of Royal Show. He will be repre- someone with many more senting New Zealand again at years of experience and Adelaide this September. 9233935AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013 Ryan returns to MX

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TC230513SP13 LEADING from the front . . . Te Awamutu Sports’ flanker/captain Jono Armstrong takes the attack to Fraser Tech at Albert Park on Saturday with halfback Jarred Bayliss in support. PICTURE: CARL FINLAY PHOTO

BY COLIN THORSEN out as Sports’ staged a cleanly gathered the kickoff second half revival, holding and sprinted away to score A sensational length of out for a 24-19 victory to leap- without a hand being laid on the field try to Te Awamutu frog their opponent into him. Tech dominated the Sports’ replacement flanker fourth spot after 10 rounds of first half to lead 17-7 at Matthew Towers was worth the Haswell Catley Trophy. halftime. Simon Humble the admission fee on its own Both teams scored three scored a brace of tries, while at Albert Park on Saturday. tries. Chauncy Edwardson added Trailing Waikato Sports’ coach Deon Muir two conversions and a pen- premier rugby opponents was pleased with the intent alty. A Navi Sikivou try, Fraser Tech 24-14, Sports the players again showed converted by Edwardson threw caution to the wind but was unhappy with the 18 early in the second half blew spinning the ball from handling and turn over the score out to 24-7. behind their own goal line balls. Sports produced a much after gaining turn-over ball ‘‘We’re putting teams stronger second half effort, from a ruck. under pressure, then letting keeping the ball in close to Second five Leon Emery them off the hook. drive Middleton over the quickly off-loaded to centre ‘‘It’s the lapses in concen- line. First five Waylon Semisi Fotu who sprinted to tration that are letting us Tangohau converted from the 22m where he put winger down.’’ wide out for a 24-14 Nanai Naturaga into space. Muir says you can’t scoreline. The speedster veered infield afford that in any game, let Towers’ try not only gave on halfway, linking with alone against teams in the Sports a bonus point for supporting players — cul- top four who are all wanting finishing within seven minating in a try in the to win. points of Tech but also gave scoreboard corner to ‘‘We have to minimise the home team a sniff of replacement flanker Mat- our mistakes and be more victory. thew Towers, who showed a patient to win games. The They threw everything at ton of gas to outflank the positive is we’re picking up a tiring Tech in the final 10 cover defence and feature in bonus points when coming minutes but desperate the movement twice. second and they add up at defence kept them out. Towers had only been on the end of the season — Sports’ best player was the field a couple of minutes, that’s an improvement on inspirational skipper Jono replacing lock Chris last season when we lost, we Armstrong who was tireless Middleton who was getting didn’t pick up points.’’ on attack and defence. patched up in the blood bin. Sports showed what they Next up is an away game Tech also scored a quality are capable when retaining against Te Rapa at St long range try of their own. possession and all the passes Andrew’s Park. Considering the wet stick against Hamilton Old Points: Ham Marist 42, conditions, patrons were Boys, winning 62-15 recently Ham OB 37, Otorohanga 36, treated to tries you don’t at Albert Park. Fraser Tech 32, TA Sports 31, expect to see on days like Peter Bain reports that Hautapu 23, Melville 20, that. Sports had a dream start to Morrinsville 20, University Tech had their work cut the match when Naturaga 9, Te Rapa 6.

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While Kihikihi’s favourite son Andrew Nicholson is hog- ging the limelight, several other Te Awamutu athletes have excelled overseas over the past few months. Former Peace Cup rugby rugby representative Andrew Powell scored a brace of tries helping Exmouth hand out a 39-3 hiding to Barnstaple in the Devon Cup final on May 5. Competition bosses reportedly now have a dilemma on their hands as Exmouth will be ineligible for the Cup next season after being promoted to National Two South — and level four clubs are currently excluded. TC230513SP15C That is a problem for the TC230513SP15A ATHLETE Katherine Camp excel- future as far as Exmouth are DEVON CUP joy for Andrew TC230513SP15B ling over 800m for Tulsa Univers- concerned, as they want to bask Powell playing for Exmouth BEN GISLER in the thick of the action playing for Balmain rugby team ity. for a day or two longer in the rugby team. in Sydney. rosey glow of a league and cup double. rugby opportunities in France and Ryan Cross. Drew Mitchell, Texas where she became Confer- The promotion-clinching and Italy. who took the team for a few pre- ence Champion winning the 21-20 play-off win over Dorking Ben Gisler, who played a season sessions, and Matt Giteau 800m in a time of 2.06.38 — just eight days earlier may have been starring role for Te Awamutu have also played for the club. .11 of a second off the Conference a skin-of-the-teeth affair but Marist RFC and the Sub Union ‘‘I’m really enjoying my Meet record and was the third there was nothing nervy about Peace Cup reps in recent season so far, playing alongside fastest 800 run by a Tulsa Exmouth’s demolition job on seasons, is now making his pres- ex Wallabies and Waratahs woman. Barnstaple. ence felt at Belmain Rugby Club. players,’’ says Gisler. It ranks her second in New Powell was a key figure in the The mid-field back came ‘‘It’s an awesome team cul- Zealand in 2013 behind Angie No. 10 Exmouth jersey, finishing through three trials to make the ture with more Kiwi players Smit of Christchurch. leading scorer in the league with ‘Muzzled Wolves’ premier team than you could count on both This latest run has qualified 325 points. after heading to Sydney in hands.’’ Camp for the NCAA West The 23-year-old has been November, 2012, to take up a Te Awamutu athlete Regionals to be held at Houston, offered a full professional con- contract with Balmain. Katherine Camp’s outdoor Texas on May 22 — a meet tract by Plymouth Albion A month into the competition, season is in full swing in the featuring the top 48 athletes from playing in the national cham- Balmain have won their last USA. that half of America, all vying to pionship — one level below the three games after dropping their At the Arakansas Invitational qualify for the NCAA finals in premiership in England and first two in narrow defeats. at Fayetteville, she was one of early June. Laura Sinclair ran at three levels above the grade he is Gisler has scored a try and five winners from Tulsa Uni- the East regionals in 2010 and currently featuring in. kicked four conversions and versity, winning the 800m in made the top 24. Camp will be TC230513SP15D Unfortunately, Powell has four penalties. 2.08.47. aiming to emulate those efforts. CRICKETER Mark Thorsen en- been unable to secure a visa to He is in elite company. She followed this up two joyed a stellar season playing for permit him to play. He is now Wallabies playing for the weeks later on May 11 at their North Beach Club in Perth. pursuing other professional Balmain team are Matt Dunning Conference Finals in Houston, ■ Continued Page 17 KIHIKIHI SPEEDWAY’S FIRST EVER GEAR UP AT McDONALD’S KIHIKIHI SPEEDWAY IT’S SUPER SATURDAY

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Te Awamutu’s Federation II Davieth Verheij scoring his first Blake. and shows lots of promise for the Next up is an away game against soccer team kept their winning goal of the season. Coach Billy Carter was well future. Te Kuiti. sequence defeating West Hamilton Adam Blake scored Te satisfied with the effort from his This week the reserves are away The ladies team lost 3-0 to West 5-2 at the Stadium, and are third in Awamutu’s third goal to have the team for the full 90 minutes. to Melville United C. Hamilton. the league behind second-placed home team 3-1 up at halftime. This week the team are away to The Te Awamutu C division side Junior results, with Te Awamutu teams Tauranga Old Blues. West Hamilton battled their way seventh-placed Tauranga City. prevailed 1-0 over a Waikato Unicol first: Reds 17, Morrinsville Jets 0; Wanderers 1, Fairfield Intermediate David Hall reports that a two back into the match scoring first in The men’s reserve side travelled team at the University. Hawkes 5; Terriers 4, Raglan Piranhas 1; minute burst midway through the the second half. away to Huntly and were on the Carl Miezenbeek got the all- Tigers 7, HRFC Pythons 1; Rangers 6, first half set the home side up Te Awamutu held their nerve wrong side of a 5-0 scoreline. important goal early in the first half Horitiu Hero’s 0; Wolves 1, Ohaupo 6; nicely. before seeing off their plucky Despite the loss, coach Mark and his team was able to hang on Panthers 3, Hamilton Wanderers 1; Tor- Firstly, the impressive Ezequiel opponents with goals to Cameron Cleaver reports that the team con- for their third win in the league this nadoes 2, Hamilton Wanderers 6; Boretto scored, followed closely by McGrath and a second strike from tinues to play some good football season. Hurricanes 0, Western United 7.

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Scott, Debbie My heart still Taylor, Alan aged 91 years. Dearly Te Awamutu Funeral Stop searching for Services FDANZ aches with sadness, TE AWAMUTU RUGBY loved husband of and secret tears someone we already Declaration of Staff Election Results Anna. Loved Uncle of still flow. know! Call today SUB UNION Brian, Sue, Rosemary POKURU SCHOOL At the close of nominations, as there was What it meant and meet someone only one valid nomination received, I hereby and Terry, Paul, Tony, In Memoriam to love you - great as soon as AGM Board of Trustees Peter, Karen and No one can ever know. tonight. Monday, 27 May, 7pm Election 2013 declare Joanne. Loved father HIGGIE, Ph 0800 856 640 Mackey, Anne duly elected. of Sheila, Brian, Tony, Viv. But now I know www.bridgesdating.co.nz Te Awamutu Sports Club Declaration of you want me John and Anne. Passed away on 23 Matchmaker exp Agenda: Parent Election Ian McLauchlan 9235710AA According to Jack’s May 2008. to mourn for since 1989. 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