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Night workers BY CATHY ASPLIN attacked Two years ago Debbie Thomson was living in New A Taranaki man has been Zealand when her mother in the UK died from cancer. arrested after a street robbery She is still saddened by that loss, so taking part in this in town early on Thursday year’s Relay for Life is a way for her to honour her morning. mother’s memory and help raise funds for cancer The robbery took place research at the same time. about 4.45am when two night She is just one of 17 people in the ‘Care Bears’ team workers were walking home on from Te Awamutu who will be on the track at the Ruakura Research Station for 22 hours on March 7-8. Sloane Street and were ‘‘Essentially we all know each other through the St attacked by two men in a car. Patrick’s School community and we have all had our The workers had earlier families touched by cancer in some way. been passed by the car and the ‘‘We chose Care Bears as our theme as they are occupants had yelled abuse at characters with different personalities and different them before driving off. colours. One of the workers ‘‘Each of our team plans to dress as Care Bears - managed to flee and raise the representing the different forms of cancer - like yellow is alarm at a nearby service for Daffodil Day and pink is for breast cancer.’’ station but the second man was The team hopes to raise at least $1700 ($100 per beaten and had cash, an i-pod person) so has several activities planned. and his shoes taken. First up is a Domino’s ‘Dough Raiser’ tomorrow night He was taken to Waikato (February 11). Hospital by ambulance as a Between 5pm-8pm large pizzas will be $7.90 (for precaution after suffering a pickup orders) with one dollar from each pizza going to head injury. the Relay for Life. The 19-year-old offender A Valentine’s Day raffle is also being run with appeared in court yesterday goodies including dinner at Elevations, a teddy bear from Bloom Room, a Covergirl voucher, products from charged with three aggravated the House of Wares and products from Sanders Chemist. robberies, one in Te Awamutu On Valentine’s Day team members will be running a and two in Taranaki where he fundraising barbecue outside The Warehouse from was apprehended. A 10am. suspected second offender has The team has Relay for Life T-shirts (as pictured) to yet to be arrested. ‘advertise’ the event and is keen to find sponsors who would like to appear on them. Vision held for Anyone interested in knowing more about any of the activities or sponsoring the Care Bears should contact Pirongia team captains Debbie Thomson (027 096 362) or Dana The final summary and MacDonald (0274 166 746). vision statement developed as Anyone interested in also staging a Dough Raiser an outcome from the evening should contact Domino’s Pizza. community meeting held in Pirongia last year is available TC090209 from the Pirongia Residents RIGHT: Care Bears team members Debbie Thomson and Ratepayers Association. (right) and Elaine Fox with Domino’s Pizza supporters Email (rear). [email protected] to request a copy. Some copies of the full booklet produced from the Car driven through Te Awamutu at meeting are still available at the Pirongia Historic Visitors Centre (open Wednesday and Friday to Sunday 10.30am - 165km in attempt to evade police 3.30pm) Five people appeared in Hamil- Hamilton earlier in the evening, which manoeuvred staff to inter- decided to use a moving block to Marching into ton District Court yesterday fac- the officers tried to get the car to cept the fugitives. stop the vehicle in the interests of ing a variety of charges relating to pull over. ‘‘The offenders’ car reached public safety.’’ Te Awamutu a pursuit early on Sunday morn- ‘‘Instead, the driver accelerated speeds of between 150-165km/h as Though their vehicle was Rochdale Marching Team is ing that crossed the Waipa District away towards Te Awamutu with it raced through Te Awamutu then immobilised the five, aged 17-21, hosting a competition on and ended near Templeview. the car’s occupants throwing headed north to Ohaupo via SH3,’’ hadn’t given up the fight and Saturday, February 21. Senior Sergeant Karl Thornton objects out of their speeding Mr Thornton said. actively resisted arresting Police. The event will take place at said the incident began in Cam- vehicle to try and deter pursuing ‘‘Turning west at Rukuhia the ‘‘As a result the five face a ASB Bank Stadium in Factory bridge about 12.20am. Police.’’ Subaru still managed to reach variety of charges including steal- Road, with marching starting at ‘‘A Cambridge patrol came Because of the excessive speed Temple View despite it’s front ing a vehicle, unlawfully getting 12.30pm — all welcome. across a suspicious car leaving the of the offenders’ car, the pursuit tyres being deflated by road into a vehicle, assaulting Police, town’s New World. Believing it to was managed by the Police’s spikes. On reaching Temple View, wilful damage and criminal nuis- be a silver Subaru stolen from Northern Communications Centre about 7km out of Hamilton, it was ance,’’ Mr Thornton said. 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Salt Water Sports Fishing Praise Be - programme CRIMELINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 KAWHIA HIGH TIDES returns to te Awamutu EMERGENCY 111 ADD EIGHT MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HABOUR Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: TUESDAY: 11.30am & ------Monday, February 2: WEDNESDAY: 11.53am & 12.13pm TVNZ’s ‘Praise Be’ producer, Rehearsals will be held from Arrests: Man for manufacturing cannabis oil. Man for THURSDAY: 12.35am & 12.54pm Ron Pledger and music direc- 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Tuesday, warrant to appear in court. Man for sending an offensive FRIDAY: 1.15am & 1.34pm tor, Peter Averi met with April 28, Thursday, April 30 and text message. SATURDAY: 1.54am & 2.13pm church and choir representa- Tuesday, May 5. Annie Theft of a trailer (38BNF) from St Patrick’s School SUNDAY: 2.33am & 2.54pm tives at St John’s Anglican Fullerton from the Rosetown reported. MONDAY: 3.14am & 3.38pm Church last Wednesday to plan Choristers will be leading the Theft of car stereo from vehicle parked in McClure another visit to Te Awamutu in singing and she’d really like to Street reported. May. see a full Church for all the Theft of a pop top camper (L736A) from Newman Road It was 1998 when the last rehearsals, so anyone who property reported. hymn singing recordings were would like to enjoy a commun- Burglary of Ohaupo Road property reported. Alcohol made in St John’s and the ity sing is invited to attend. stolen. BIG GAMEGAME Vicar, Rev. George Allanson, Many have fond memories of Vehicle stolen from Hamilton recovered after being felt it was time for a revisit, so the big sing in 1998 and this will crashed at Te Pahu. invited ‘Praise Be’ to bring be a great event to part of, as Tuesday, February 3: their cameras back again this congregation singing is the Arrests: Youth for eight charges of burglary. Man for BIG GEAR! year. main thrust of the Praise Be sustained loss of traction. Vehicle impounded. A Te Awamutu special pro- series which is now in its 24th Burglaries: Oakshott Road property. Electrical wire and gramme will screen at 9am on year of production. tools stolen. Kihikihi Fruit and Vege. Safe, cash, drinks GAME FISHINGFISHING Sunday, May 24 featuring local The hymns recorded all go and confectionary stolen. Broken safe recovered nearby. choirs, but the main portion of into a library for use over the Wednesday, February 4: ROD + REEL + LINE this programme will be hymn coming months and years. Arrests: Man for burglary and possession of cannabis. COMBO DEALDEAL singing from an ecumenical For further information con- Woman for assault with a weapon. congregation, to be recorded on tact the Parish Office at St Thefts: Registration plates (RT3817) from car parked in the evening of Thursday, May 7. John’s on 871 5568. Cambridge Road. 44 lambs from Griggs Road property. TICA 80WTS Thursday, February 5: 2 SPEED COMBO Big hitting cricketers to Wilful damage to car parked in Cambridge Road reported. Arson at Te Mawhai Road property reported. Fire in $999 slug it out in Cambridge garage put out by homeowner. Another Te Mawhai Road TICA 50WTS resident also reports letterbox burnt overnight. 2 SPEED COMBO Local cricketers will be from among their ranks for the Friday, February 6: among the hopefuls in the Wai- competition, which sees each Man arrested for EBA. kato Valley Cricket Big Hits competitor hit three tennis balls Theft of 1989 grey Nissan maxima (UK1075) from $799 Competition at Cambridge as far as they can. Ballance Street address reported. TICA SB30M Square this Friday at 6pm. The winner will go to the Burglary of Te Pahu Squash Clubroom reported. SINGLE SPEED COMBO Clubs were allowed to nomi- regional final at Mt Maunganui Drinks, alcohol, confectionary and stereo stolen. nate two big hitting batsmen on February 22. Saturday, February 7: Arrests: Man for EBA. Man for breaching bail. $499 Theft of a wallet, cash and cards from vehicle parked at Scott Crescent address reported. Volunteer Fire Brigade notebook Sunday, February 8: Intentional damage to window of Puniu Road Dairy Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Thursday, 12.13am. Motor reported. Brigade attended the following vehicle crash, Leslie St. Theft of petrol and diesel from Te Tahi Road property callouts in the district last Friday, 3.33am. Private fire reported. week: alarm, Alexandra St. Burglary of Cambridge Road residence reported. LCD Monday, 2.46pm. Motor Saturday, 3.46pm. Motor TV, keys and vehicle stolen. Vehicle located abandoned in 166 Cambridge Rd, vehicle crash, Lyon St. vehicle crash, Frontier Rd. Hamilton.24 hour Victim Support is available in Te Te Awamutu, Ph 871 6793 Wednesday, 11.43pm. Shed Sunday, 7.31pm. Rubbish Awamutu by phoning 027 4711529.

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Last week the lyrical notes of seemed delighted to get up close est into a vibrant conservation the French language joined the to some nationally endangered area. call of tui and kaka as kaka, which were still near the "It was a great honour to show Maungatautari Ecological Island aviary following their morning off the enclosure to such Trust hosted the French supplementary feeding session. esteemed guests — the tui were Ambassador, His Excellency Mr Maungatautari Trust chief calling, the kaka performing, M. Legras and his wife to the executive Jim Mylchreest said and the forest looked so lush. We southern enclosure. that the Ambassador was also hope that he has taken some fond It was the first visit to the impressed with the huge volun- memories of his Maungatautari mountain by a French repre- teer effort which had helped visit with him," said Mr sentative and the ambassador transform the pest damaged for- Mylchreest. Popular Maori medicine courses returning Waikato University runs courses aim to provide know- over weekends in March, April another round of Rongoa Maori ledge about the plants they need and May. Traditional Maori Medicine and how to collect them without They are run by Rob courses in the first half of 2009, damaging the tree, then prepar- McGowan, a long-time member spread between Hamilton, Tau- ing them for medicine. of the Bay of Plenty Conserva- PHIL BROWN PHOTO ranga, the Kaimais and Kawhia. The courses build upon each tion Board and employed by Nga JIM MYLCHREEST, CEO for Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust, points The Continuing Education other and are run in the bush Whenua Rahui. out project initiatives to the visiting French Ambassador. Vacancies for volunteers on Maungatautari

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Nicola Bain is the new Taranaki-King Country electorate agent for MP Shane Ardern. Based in the Te Awamutu office, she is one of three who cover one of the country’s largest electorates. ‘‘In general this office covers the area from Raglan through to Piopio. ‘‘When he doesn’t have parliamentary obligations Shane spends a lot of time on the road - it takes five hours to travel from one end of the electorate to the other. ‘‘He attends functions, speaks at meetings, meets con- stituents and endeavours to make sure that the issues in our area are well voiced at parliament. ‘‘He also makes regular visits to the Te Awamutu office where local people can see him with their concerns or TC090209CA02 views.’’ TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY electorate agent Nicola Bain in the Te Awamutu office (Roche Nicola (28) has a vested Street). interest in this area - it is home for her, having attended ‘‘I’m certainly a ‘people per- the position and says she will Anyone with any concerns Te Awamutu Primary, Inter- son’ - I enjoy meeting people of enjoy working with him. or enquiries can call (ph 870 mediate and College. all ages and helping them with ‘‘We have farming back- 1005) or pop in to see Nicola She initially worked as a any issues they may have. grounds in common and our who can provide initial assist- dental assistant before ‘‘Teachers are good com- personalities clicked. ance or information. completing her teaching municators, are flexible, can ‘‘While I don’t know every- ‘‘Shane can help with degree at Waikato University. deal with a range of situations thing about politics in New immigration issues, govern- She taught at three schools and are good at processing Zealand, I have certainly ment departments, local coun- in the local area — information. learned a lot already and look cil or district health board Ngahinapouri, Pukeatua and ‘‘These will all be valuable forward to becoming more problems, assist with family Ohaupo. skills for my role as an elector- knowledgeable.’’ or work issues and enjoys Many of the teaching skills ate agent.’’ The Te Awamutu electorate acknowledging people who she has developed are also She had met Mr Ardern office in Roche Street is open celebrate special milestones or ideal for her new position. prior to being interviewed for 8.30am - 5pm weekdays. successes.’’ 132 Kihikihi Rd, Te Awamutu - Ph 871 3079 www.wilksbrooke.co.nz

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BY COLIN THORSEN Kate’s father, Andy von Biel says his daugh- Te Awamutu’s Kate ter is only a ‘week or von Biel is making a two’ off finishing a law name for herself both on degree, having recently and off the squash court completed her com- in Dunedin. merce degree. The Otago Univers- ity student won three tournaments, the Otago Morriss makes and Districts Open, Tai- eri Open and Pirates most of lives Open. The Otago and Dis- Ken Morriss retained tricts Open is the most both his lives winning high profile tournament the men’s singles cham- of the year, making pionship for members Kate’s first overall open with under five years tournament triumph all playing experience at the more meritorious. Kihikihi Bowling Club. She played four The runner-up matches to take each Stratton Colbert scored tournament title. a single on the opening Kate’s stunning form end of the final but his helped her interclub joy was short-lived. side create history by Morriss took control becoming the first team thereafter, winning 11 of from Otago University the 19 ends for a 17-8 Club to win the Otago victory. division one competi- The scoreline blew tion. out with a Morriss four And her year just got and three on ends six better and better. and 14. She made the Otago Morriss had more senior women’s team trouble getting past Rex for the triangular McGill in the semi- tournament (against finals. Midlands and South- McGill, trailing 11-15 land) and the South after 14 ends, strung Island Quadrangular TC100209SP11 together 2, 1, 1, 2, to lead tournament (Midlands, KATE VON BIEL (second from right), with (from left) brother Chris von Biel, Lorraine Moller and Chris Laidlaw, after being 17-15 after 18 ends. Southland and Canter- awarded her Otago University Blue for squash. Morriss responded bury). She was also with a four on the 19th selected for the New ence for me,’’ says Kate. squash, awarded by Kate somehow finds of tournament director penultimate award of and three on the 21st end Zealand champion- ‘‘Hopefully I can get Chris Laidlaw and time to put bountiful for the F grade New Zealand Squash to win a tight match ships, competing both to some more in the Lorraine Moller. energy back into the nationals, something Club of the Year. 22-18. as an individual and in future.’’ Her brother, Chris sport she loves. quite rare for a student Her fantastic year In earlier round the teams event. These achievements von Biel, also achieved She was president of club. was capped by being matches, McGill beat ‘‘It was my first resulted in the 23-year- an award for club Otago University She led the club to awarded the Squash Trevor Balks 17-13, nationals, so it was a old gaining an Otago administration for Squash Club again last achieve Otago Club of Otago ‘Services to while Morriss took the great learning experi- University Blue for squash. year and filled the role the Year and the Squash’ award for 2008. first life off Colbert 24-12.

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THREE bedroom villa, in Wheelie Bins offi [email protected] also buying standing ONE bedroom, Mahoe St, excellent location to NEW Zealand Jewellery RON Elder for all your www.softwash.co.nz grass. Phone (07) 827-1849 carport, lawns mowed, town, $240 p/wk, double at the information garden maintenance. 120 Ltr & 240 Ltr or (027) 438-9803 bond and references car port, available centre. Phone 871-4282 or (021) [email protected] required, $220 p/wk. Con- febuary 13th. Phone (07) 254-5875. Weekly & Fortnightly Trade Services tact 871-2700 or (021) 873-1585. NEW ZEALAND TREE CARE Phone Murray Bain CAR PROBLEMS 166-5155. THREE - four bedrooms, SOUVENIRS available at ONE GROUNDZONE Tree 871-8996 HOW convenient is this? bedroom unit for fireplace, deck, garage, the Information Centre. 6619312AA HANDY rent, no power bill to pay, Care. Tree work by quali- Tyre and Tune Centre fully fenced, $290 p/week. tyres, WOF, servicing, all no lawns to mow, 12 kms Phone (027) 229-7909. fied and experienced from Te Awamutu, $130 UNIFORMS aborists. Professional Childcare MAN mechanical work under TWO Bedroom house $190 p/week. Phone (027) ST Patrick’s, blue and and friendly service from one roof, 21 Bond Road. p/wk, two weeks in Affordable rates 751-8632 after 5.30 pm. yellow polos, $10 each at a Waipa company. Phone Phone 871-3267. advance, two weeks Elegant Essentials. Nathan Hughes 823-8183 Phone 871-4072 PORTABLE sleepout, 3.6 x bond, fully fenced, no Phone 871-4898. or (027) 266-8811 or (021) 214-1876 2.4 metres, relocatable, dogs, available last week new, suitable for outside of Febuary. Phone FULL & PART TIME office or bedroom, $80 MEATEATER 871-0034. For Sale Under $50 TOTAL TREE CARE CHILDCARE p/wk. Phone 870-4991. HOME HOMEKILLS LTD STUDIO unit / bedsit, THREE bedroom, handy LETTER box, metal, white • Free Quotes VACANCIES Thorncombe Rd, $150 to town, no garage, $270 $20, fairly new. Phone • Felling AVAILABLE REPAIRS & Killing and p/wk, ideally suit one p/week. Phone (027) 871-4928. • Pruning 492-0888. MAINTENANCE processing person. call (021) 718-066. • Removal • Low rates T.V. table, glass doors, on Anything considered Phone 871-9995 TE AWAMUTU castors $15. Phone • Stump Grinding • Experienced Educators A1 SELF • WINZ subsidies Phone Handy Andy SELF STORAGE 871-6283. • Hedge Cutting 871-3319 STORAGE • 20 ECE hours available (027) 216-8688 From $17 p/w Call Dennis Clements New facility, many sizes, Fruit and Vegetables TOTAL TREE CARE CALL US NOW! good rates, security and 24hr access 6149964AA Phone 871-5221 Phone Denise, 871-7673 6437263AA seven day access. Camera Surveillance SWEETCORN 6705207AA PLUMBING 6135805AA 40 Te Awamutu Owned (Monday - Friday DRAINAGE Phone 871-6164 PH: (07) 856-7584 cobs, $20 delivered. AFFORDABLE RATES Phone 871-1851. and Operated 8.30am - 1.30pm) or (027) 478-3085 or (027) 608-1749 No job too big or too small - Phone Colin Property & Home WE DO IT ALL! (027) 498-9022 To Let Maintenance or 870-6244 anytime Phone 870-6244 or SUMMER WATERBLASTING - Colin (027) 498-9022 Phone Ultra Clean WEED OUT 871-6662 today! BOOK NOW FOR WINDOWS cleaned by the experts. Phone Ultra BOBCAT PAINTERS OPERATION TO LET • Expert rose Clean 871-6662. AVAILABLE Two tidy three bedroom homes - maintenance Owner • CALL NOW COVER UP $250. p/week. Hedge trimming CLARKE’S perator • O for a prompt, Large three bedroom, walk to town - Garden trimming CARPET Trevor no obligation, needs more $300.00 p/week. • Regular maintenance free quote. voluntary knitters • CLEANING Peters Others to choose from. Special Occasions Dave Rowe Painter and general clean up For your carpet and 027 515 6519 and crocheters Contact Murray Wallis upholstery cleaning. & Decorator (07) 873-1777 871-7726 or (027) 438-0126 PHONE TESS Phone Keith, 07 871 1971 and more wool. 6151460AA-08-04-17 6289780AA or (027) 290-8776. B.S.F.N. MREINZ (027) 238-2517 OR mobile Rosetown Bobcat Ltd A huge thanks to (07) 872-2853 A/H (027) 280-0790 or 871-4930 all who have We aim to please Trade Services NEED NEW STAFF? Stock Auctions generously donated their What are you waiting for? CARPET SECTION WORKZ Email or fax us your ad now! CLEANING ALL SECTION MAINTENANCE time and wool. Easy and hassle free. • Tree • Spray • Fencing • Hedges Fax 871-3675 or IICRC Approved • Rubbish removal • Small Bobcat and tipper email: [email protected] TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE Phone 870-1414 Thursday, February 12 - 11.00 am or (027) 251-1414 Public Notices 6415163AA Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, 6356049AA Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Sale Comprising:

6151516AA-08-04-17 ULTRA CLEAN 11.00 am Prime & Boners Phone 871-6662 10 Fat Cattle 100 Boners or (027) 498-4465 Store Cattle All Exterior Cleaning 20 Potter Bulls 10 Ylg Jsy Bulls Johnny Nelson 10 2 yr str & hfrs WASHBRIGHT 30 ylg beef x strs & hfrs 30 wnr beef x strs & hfrs MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN TREATMENT A/C Client Goat handling race Low Pressure Colorsteel 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves 20 Prime Lambs Roof spray, Tiles and 30 Store Lambs Decromastic Rotary clean, pavers, All enquiries to: driveways and footpaths Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 Commercial buildings Sam Earl 871-3316 or (027) 243-2376 Peter Cain 871-3580 or (027) 493-3808 Phone (027) 476-3347 Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 or 871-7389 6150908AA-08-04-22 Livestock and Poultry BONER COWS WANTED Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (027) 492-5080 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, February 10, 2009 Employment Employment Vacancies Employment Vacancies Employment Vacancies Employment Wanted Vacancies FENCING AN immediate start, cus- tomer services/phone FLEET SERVICE FARM - Residential - Life- style, for all your fencing workers at home, up to We are looking for a motivated person with $500-$3000 part time/full requirements, experi- time. Phone (08) 327-6157. good communication skills. ence and quality guaran- Duties will include: teed. Phone (07) 827-1849 HARDWORKER available Saturday morning work and or mobile (027) 473-0001. for casual household after hours callouts jobs, e.g cleaning, You must have full and current drivers gardening, childcare, painting etc. Phone Kate licence and be able to work unsupervised (027) 342-3498. Apply to Les and Anne The Tyre Boss Ltd PART time kitchen hand 43 Turongo Street, Otorohanga wanted, two or more nights per week, Phone (07) 873 8027 Need help? Gostiona Restaurant. Phone: (07) 871-3176 Phone Daniel (07) 6504477AA 843-5431. PUAHUE SCHOOL PART time wait staff PART TIME wanted, two or more nights per week, HANDY PERSON Gostiona Restaurant. Phone Daniel (07) (Caretaker) 843-5431. Need help? We seek a part time casual caretaker for Phone: (07) 871-3176 $$$$$$ for Walking! around 2 - 3 hours per week to complete KELLY & BRYANT Homecare’s New Year CHARTERED ACCONTANTS LTD odd jobs around the school. 6151524AA-08-05-20 catalogue is out NOW and we need additional This would suit someone with practical skills reliable walkers to distri- who is retired or looking for a few Farm Employment bute it to our many cus- casual hours (hours ﬂ exible). EXPERIENCED relief tomers in Te Awamutu, milker available. Phone Kihikihi and Pirongia. If Please send a letter of interest stating relevant Donny 871-9890. you are a reliable, keen skills or past experience to: walker with a car and FARM assistant required phone, call 870-2350 or The Principal, to help milk 340 cows, 28 visit our website 573 Puahue Road, RD 1, Te Awamutu. km’s from Te Awamutu, www.homecaredirect.co.nz self contained single and apply online. Position closes Friday, February 13, 2009. accommodation sup- 6696879AA plied, Phone 872-5213. RELIEF Milker, experienced relief milker available, Cambridge - Ohaupo - Te Awamutu areas. Phone Phil (07) 827-3133. Career Training FREE Licenses for Youth 16 - 17 Enrol in our FREE full time pre-trades training course and get your learners, restricted and full car license for FREE while you learn! Experience the trades of building, plumbing, electrical and mechanics. Gain all the skills you will need to choose the right career and get a job. If you have left or are leaving school, phone ATC TRAINME Te Awamutu to ensure your place. Phone (0800) TRAINME (0800) 872-466 Criteria apply

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World War II. once he is dead. himself. Valkyrie Severely wounded in But the fate and cir- The international combat, Colonel Claus cumstance conspire to cast includes Tom The ‘July 20 Plot’ on von Stauffenberg thrust Stauffenberg Cruise, Kenneth Hitler’s life is one of the returns from Africa to from one among many Branagh, Bill Nighy, most heroic, but least join the German resist- in the plot to a double Tom Wilkinson, Terence known episodes of ance and help create edged central role. Not Stamp and Thomas Operation Valkyrie, the only must he lead the Kretschmann. The film complex plan that will coup and seize control of is directed by Bryan Weekly for allow a shadow govern- his nation’s govern- Singer (The Usual Sus- Women ment to replace Hitler’s ment, he must kill Hitler pects, Batman Returns). Ladies of Te Awamutu Youngsters guests of TA Thursday, Feb 12 Country Variety Club 9.45am Te Awamutu Country Variety Club The children show plenty of talent EPILEPSY is delighted to welcome the talented and have entertained together for the TTSSI entertainment group from past two years. AWARENESS Tokoroa as their special guests this Club members, friends and visitors 6703927AA weekend. will also be helping entertain guests. VENUE: Te Awamutu TTSSI is comprised of Tremaine on Members of the public are most bass, TiPani singing, Summer and welcome to come along and enjoy an Bible Chapel Sheridan on guitars and Ioane on entertaining afternoon of Country PHONE: Sally Shierlaw drums. Variety Music in the Methodist The youngest in the group is just Church Hall on Sunday from 1pm- 870 2074 nine years old and the eldest is only 14. 4.30pm.

Come along we’d love to see you! A gold coin donation is appreciated to help cover costs Licensed CRECHE available 6699591AA 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, February 10, 2009