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Memorial Haere ra¯ Matariki service A memorial service at St John’s Anglican Church tomorrow morning is part of the Orakau Commemorations. The ‘Karakia Maumahara: Memorial Service to the Fallen’ starts at 7.30am. The service recognises the fallen, both Maori and Pakeha, who lost their lives at Orakau. Defence Force personnel will be involved and members of the public are warmly invited to attend. Pike hike Children from Korakonui, Wharepapa, Arohena and Ngahinapouri are amongst eight Waikato schools who will be walking a section of the Waikato River trail today with William Pike. Pike is director of the William Pike Challenge and had his leg amputated after a volcanic eruption on the slopes of Mount Ruapehu in 2007. As a trained teacher he created the William Pike Challenge in order for New Zealand’s youth to experience the outdoors, provide community service and develop Matariki Maternity Unit will maternity model within available viable solution, such as a ‘‘I am strongly of the view the as individuals. be closed by Waikato District funding. maternity hub. board do need to give the com- Health Board after it decided to The options considered at the Maternity hubs offer a range munities the opportunity to see if Alpha Dinner withdraw primary birthing board meeting were: of birthing services in one place. they come back with something The upcoming Alpha Dinner services in Te Awamutu. • Keep the facilities open and They could include childbirth that does work.’’ at the Te Awamutu Bible The board had been consider- upgrade them; classes, midwifery clinics, lac- Health Waikato chief operat- Chapel provides an opportunity ing the future of Te Awamutu’s • Enter into a contestable process tation consultants, Well Child ing officer Jan Adams said for anyone wanting to find out Matariki and Morrinsville’s to determine if other providers providers (e.g. Plunket), Matariki and Rhoda Read had more about the Christian faith Rhoda Read facilities following can offer a sustainable primary dietitians and post and ante-natal offered maternity services for to come along, enjoy a viability reports on the units maternity model within the avail- care. many years by dedicated staff, released last year. able funding; or Board chair Bob Simcock said particularly midwives. sumptuous dinner and watch • the first DVD in the Alpha series A series of public meetings Close the facilities and central- the board decision included the ‘‘The staff at both facilities and submissions from the public ise all birthing and postnatal resolution that if an appropriate have given exemplary service titled Christianity; Boring, untrue failed to sway the vote from the services to the primary maternity solution could not be reached, and support to many women and I and irrelevant? recommendation in the report, units in Hamilton. then option three (closing the sincerely thank them for their Alpha is designed for people that the units close and birthing Option one was not favoured units) would be the ultimate dedication. who don’t go to church but may was centralised in Hamilton. by any of the DHB board mem- decision. ‘‘I hope they are able to be part have an interest in finding out The only concession from Wai- bers and chief executive Craig ‘‘I’m favouring option two but of the discussions regarding the more about the Christian faith in kato DHB is its decision that Climo said the report to the board am aware the market may have options for service delivery a friendly, relaxing and non before they close the doors, they ‘tells us that Matariki and Rhoda us coming back to option three,’’ agreed by the board.’’ confrontational atmosphere. want to hear from the communi- Read cannot be viable as cur- said board member Ewan Wilson. Planning and Funding general The Alpha Dinner is on ties on alternative maternity rently operated — even if they ‘‘I believe in offering services manager Brett Paradine will Sunday, April 13 at 6.30pm and options. capture all primary births within regionally where appropriate, but advise the board of the best is free. There is a creche Waikato DHB board members their catchments.’ I am comforted that if this process process around timeframes for available. For reservations or at Wednesday’s meeting decided But he and board members out in the community doesn’t expressions of interest or more information phone The to enter into a process to deter- agreed Te Awamutu and Mor- stack up, that those women will requests for proposals, at this Bible Chapel office (871 8667). mine if outside providers can rinsville communities needed to get first class health care and month’s board meeting. offer women in the two Waikato be given the opportunity to see if maternity services in Hamilton.’’ towns a sustainable local primary they could find with a local and Mr Simcock agreed. ■ Reaction and more, Page 8.

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Salt Water Sports Fishing LETTERS TO THE EDITOR KAWHIA HIGH TIDES ADD FIVE MINUTES FOR RAGLAN HARBOUR TUESDAY: - & 12.00pm WEDNESDAY: 12.25am & 12.41pm Out-of-towners Get the essentials right first THURSDAY: 1.05am & 1.22pm FRIDAY: 1.45am & 2.03pm When it works out, I enjoy taking my A well dressed lady of retirement age SATURDAY: 2.27am & 2.47pm children to the library’s Toddler Time then ranted that she hated seeing the SUNDAY: 2.13am & 2.36pm seeking highs MONDAY: 3.07am & 3.33pm during term time. It’s once a week, for letters to the editor of people opposing half an hour. progress, and not wanting a new library. YOUR ONE STOP FISHING SHOP I have just read the article ‘Drug sale fears’. Usually, there are a handful of chil- Well here is another letter to the for all your fi shing requirements For the past 10 months, I have walked dren with caregivers and we all cozy up editor, but I am not opposing progress. Hamilton’s Victoria Street to work, very con- happily for half an hour. I am for progress, but progress to me scious of the increasing number of homeless On this particular occasion, there means having a reliable and efficient NEW – Pacifi c people and (presumably) legal high addicts were perhaps double the number of water system, having well-paved and congregating at strategic points along the way toddlers and caregivers and space was safely-spaced roads/footpaths and having Pocket Knives making my journey uncomfortable. cramped. a well thought out refuse and recycling Since the temporary closure of legal high A library staff member came in with system plan. outlets in the main street, it’s been a much more petition forms, stating, ‘‘this is why we These are essentials to progress, Super Bright LED High powered pleasant walk but I admit to wondering where the need a new library; it is so crowded in expansion and daily life. While it would individuals had gone. here. Please sign this petition for a new be lovely to have easy parking at the Torches I am sorry to learn they are probably part of the librar’’. library, it is not essential. WINTER SEASON TROUT group now causing a nuisance in your beautiful If this was a daily occurrence, I would If our children must carry the debt in LICENSES NOW AVAILABLE town. understand this as a valid argument, but their adulthood for what we decide I wish the council and towns folk success in this was the only time I have experienced should be built now (all of which will be their efforts to rid Te Awamutu of the sale of these in the year and a half I have been in need of multi-million dollar upgrades highly addictive drugs and the effects of the attending. by the time they are adults), then I would negative behaviour of out-of-town and local Not, in my opinion, a great reason for like to think we have been wise and buyers of the drugs. spending millions and adding more thou- elected to improve essentials over luxur- BETTY BROWN sands to the council debt placed on every ies. 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu Ph: 871 6793 Hamilton man, woman, and child in this district. CHERIE DONOVAN NEWN Rafferty’s rules on Waipa roads PORTABLEP BY DEAN TAYLOR hand turn, as waiting drivers need to be a rule — it’s a recommendation. HHEAT PUMP taught patience. So are yellow lines for no parking, stop AllA year climate Waipa has introduced supplementary To save fuel, travel the shortest distance, signs and disabled carparks. ccontrol for cooling road rules as from today to better reflect the so crossing lanes on a roundabout or cutting The skill to parallel park isn’t needed as it & heating way locals drive. corners is acceptable. is now legal to angle park anywhere in town. The Supplementary Te Awamutu Road When turning left from a side road make And don’t take any notice of the white Code over-rides the New Zealand Road Code sure you wait, then cut off any oncoming lines between parking spaces, that’s just the in the 70 and 50km/h zones of Te Awamutu, driver. road markers using up left-over paint. Kihikihi and Pirongia. This manoeuvre is completed by giving a It is also now legal to park facing the On a three-way roundabout do not rude gesture to the driver getting too close as wrong way if it is easier for you, or you are indicate. they brake to avoid crashing into you. too lazy to make that afore-mentioned There are only three choices, so other In Alexandra Street, don’t bother with U-turn. drivers should be able to guess what you are the roundabouts to get on the other side of Double parking is not only accept- doing. the road, just make a U-turn any time you able, but recommended as a way of On a four-way roundabout the rule is want, especially if you can hold up traffic in increasing available parking in town. similar, unless you are going straight ahead, front and behind because your turning in which case you should indicate right. circle is too big. ■ For a full list of the new rules, go to 166 Cambridge Road REFRIGERATION It is imperative you never indicate a left The no right turn into Market Street isn’t www.aprilfoolsday.co.nz/tarules Te Awamutu, Ph 871 6793 SERVICES LTD Tuesday “Tear Down” Improve Your Tearing down prices on selected used vehicles Property’s Outlook 2013 Hyundai i20 1.4 GL Hatch - Let us make your vision a reality - Be the fi rst owner of this great little car. 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About 20 Cambridge streets will be temporarily closed to ensure the security of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for their visit on Saturday, April 12. While details of the visit will not be known until later this week, Waipa District Council has advised some residents their streets may be shut for up to three hours. Council hand-delivered letters to residents on the streets potentially affected to explain their street ‘is likely to be closed TC010414DN01 from about 11am until 1.45pm. MEMBERS of the Waipa Dyslexia Group at its inaugural meeting at Walton Street Cafe´. ‘‘During this time, no vehicle movements on the streets will BY DAVID NICOLL, During the evening, many of often have another learning be permitted. For security Wintec journalism student the women told their stories disorder. reasons, no vehicles will be and shared information on The Dyslexia Foundation permitted to be left parked on

The recently-founded Waipa what had worked for them. says conservative estimates put any of these streets. Emergency 9509189AA Dyslexia Advocacy group held The teachers identified a one in 10 New Zealanders as services will have unrestricted its first meeting as part of lack of information and support dyslexic, which translates to at acces and two ambulance crews Dyslexia Advocacy Week 2014. available from the Ministry of least 70,000 school children. will be stationed nearby to The meeting at Walton Street Education. Dyslexia can often go respond to any medical emer- Cafe´ was attended by 11 women. ‘‘One thing that’s really clear unnoticed with students consid- gencies. ‘‘ The group was founded by Carla is that if we don’t stand up and ered slow learners, or unintelli- Community engagement McNeil and Nikki Otto, who say what are we going to do for gent. advisor Wayne Green said the THURSDAY at SELWYN PARK both have a dyslexic child. these kids, it will not happen,’’ While there is support from Cambridge visit was one of few ‘‘It’s that journey that we’ve said Mrs McNeil. the ministry, responsibility for opportunities during the tour 3.00pm to 6.00pm shared as well that instigated Dyslexia is a general term the children is placed upon the when New Zealanders would be this evening,’’ said Mrs McNeil. for disorders that involve diffi- individual schools to manage. able to interact directly with the They started the group about culty in learning to read or Mrs McNeil said while there Royal couple. WELCOMEFRESH IN THE NEW NEW YEAR three weeks ago and created a interpret words, letters, and is no clear guide on how to deal ‘‘The council has no say on page on Facebook. other symbols, but that do not with it, the foundation has the route, or on the activities to After discussing it for a affect general intelligence. gathered a lot of information to be undertaken during the visit WITH FRESHSEASON NEW SEASON while, they thought the national Much like autism, it is a help families. — that’s out of our hands,’’ Mr advocacy week, March 17-23, spectrum disorder where no Those who can afford it often Green said. VEGETABLESVEGETABLES was a good opportunity to two cases are the same. move overseas to get access to On the advice of security launch the group. ‘‘Dyslexia is a big umbrella, better education for their chil- officials, council was hiring FINAL TE AWAMUTU It is made up of mothers, so everyone’s going to have dren. 3.2km of crowd control fencing We are looking for buskers! grandmothers and teachers. different takes on it. So that’s The group plans to meet next and was introducing a traffic MARKETCall in and introduceFOR AUTUMN yourself The aim is to build aware- what we’re here for, to share month but is yet to confirm the management plan. THISor call THURSDAY Amanda 021 APRIL685 719 3 ness and support surrounding and learn,’’ said Mrs Otto. date. dyslexia, while also acting as a Mrs McNeil also said it’s ■ Council is posting up-to-date Straight from our gate...to your plate ■ place where people can share rare these days for a child to More information at information about the visit on www.waikatofarmersmarkets.co.nz ideas. only have dyslexia, as they will www.dyslexiafoundation.org.nz. www.waipadc.govt.nz. Waikato Toyota

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It is understood a group She reported the unit is of a private birthing facility It is understood there is working on a proposal also part of a continuing at this month’s meeting, but were seven births at for Te Awamutu and its care facility, but its new The Waikato District has indicated it is likely to Matariki last month and goal is to co-ordinate all private owners have gone Health Board’s decision to ter- be three months. four of those were women groups to present one, back on a promise to con- minate the Matariki birthing Meanwhile Matariki heading to the Hamilton strong concept that will tinue maternity services unit is delivering another Birthing Unit will remain facilities, but who didn’t win board favour. and a group of local broken promise from the Gov- operational. make it. I asked the DHB if there midwives is trying to get a ernment, says Taranaki-King The board and union And while the board was an example of a suc- private venture running to Country Labour candidate representatives will also be will consider private cessful private birthing take it over. Penny Gaylor (pictured). in discussion about the options, the current facili- option that could be used That’s not the sort of ‘‘In 2008, Health Minister future of the 12 staff at ties won’t be made avail- as a model for Te Awa- model that inspires confid- Tony Ryall promised more Matariki, whose futures are able. mutu, and the Stratford ence, thanks Waikato DHB. birthing units to give women more choices,’’ said Ms Gaylor. ‘‘Now they are closing them.’’ 2008 National Party policy stated: ‘‘National will ensure new mothers may stay in a birthing unit longer so they can establish breastfeeding and the Group to work for women confidence to return home. This means DHBs have to expand birthing facility options to ensure mothers and their babies are safe and healthy.’’ By HAZEL BARNES to the then WHB that the building was we have heard from many mothers Ms Gaylor says Labour will ensure parents and Waipa District Councillor inadequate but nothing was done. that the only reason they go to children do not become part of the DHB’s cost Now the DHB cannot afford the Hamilton is to enjoy the very nice cutting because they seem like easy targets. Along with upgrade, given the replacement must service in a very nice building. ‘‘We should be putting people as the first others, I attended be as good as, or better than that With the Waikato DHB decision consideration in decision making and supporting the Waikato Health provided in Hamilton. last week a working party, already expectant mothers in Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Board meeting last Should it be necessary in the identified, and about to be co- Kawhia and countless other rural communities is a week to hear the delivery process to transfer to Wai- ordinated, is ready to go. priority. decision on the kato Women’s, we have an excellent It will test expressions of interest ‘‘I look forward to working with these communi- future of Te Awa- ambulance service at our back door on creating a maternity unit of excel- ties as we fight for the opportunity to support the mutu Maternity and good roads between here and lence to the standard expressed by newest citizens of Taranaki-King Country, said Ms Unit. Waikato Women’s Hospital. mothers and midwives at the recent Gaylor. There is absolutely no doubt It’s the same process Hamilton public meetings. ‘‘The Waikato DHB is passing the buck on its Matariki has provided a safe, profes- units use. It is the intention of the working responsibilities and putting pressure on Te Awa- sional, excellent service to all the We have estimated the time taken party to keep all up to date with what mutu and surrounding communities to come up hundreds of mothers and babies born to get there is safe and no mother or is happening so you can pitch in and with a way of provide birthing facilities. there during the last decades. baby has suffered adversely so far. help wherever possible. ‘‘It’s worrying people in our community who It continues to provide that same Hence the professional expertise of Success of the project will be a aren’t able to travel to Hamilton due to financial high standard of care — nothing has our midwives winner for not only the women and constraint will have to seek further assistance to changed. It is a shame media reports families of Waipa, Otorohanga, give birth. The problem, obvious to all, is the sounded as though Matariki was not Kawhia and Pirongia but all families ‘‘In late January, a women gave birth in the building. up to standard and had put fear into in a wide radius of Te Awamutu. Rhoda Read foyer. There is little control when It is too small and does not cater the minds of our expectant mothers We are not going to sit on our hands giving birth and when DHB reports suggest it well for the expectations of today’s and fathers and they were being and wait to be told. Our community would only mean an extra 30-minute drive, I doubt parents to be. encouraged to birth in Hamilton. has told us what they want and we are they are talking about when you are stuck behind a It was pointed out in the mid 1990s This may suit some midwives but responding. truck, or tractor,’’ said Ms Gaylor. Tuesday, April 1, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 9 Praise for hands-on learning CourierTe Awamutu 9562956AA The first group of secondary school NCEA Level 2 qualification and a nationally- Your community newspaper for students to complete the Waikato Trades recognised trade qualification in mechani- Academy programme graduated alongside cal engineering, automotive engineering or over 100 years. Wintec School of Trades graduands last electrical engineering. Circulated free to 12,216 homes through Te Awamutu week. Wintec Youth Pathways manager Rachel and surrounding districts. The 60 academy students from 12 second- Bowley said the free academy programme, ary schools throughout the region walked established in 2011, is run jointly by Wintec, the stage to accept their qualifications. Waikato secondary schools and local CIRCULATION 12,216* (6994 urban, 5272 rural) Jim Vennard, from Te Awamutu College, employers. was awarded Top Year 3 automotive engin- ‘‘It is a unique way of engaging secondary We welcome letters - preferably via email. They eering student at the Wintec Special Awards school students who, for a variety of reasons, should be under 300 words and must have the ceremony. aren’t thriving in a typical classroom sender’s name, address and phone number. No The 18-year-old couldn’t speak more environment, she said. pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be highly of the academy. ‘‘It enables Year 11 to 13 students withheld in special circumstances at the discretion ‘‘I was struggling with the literacy interested in a career in trades, or techno- of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged aspects of school and wanted some hands-on logy, to combine practical tertiary-based and may be edited, abridged or discarded. experience, so I enrolled in the automotive study with studies toward their NCEA Level engineering programme, he said. 2.’’ MANAGER ‘‘During the programme, the academy The academy offers what is known as a Alan Price tutors were awesome and had heaps of secondary tertiary partnership. The Govern- [email protected] patience. TC010414SP09A ment funds students to study at Wintec and EDITORIAL ‘‘They not only helped me with practical WAIKATO Trades Academy graduate Jim secondary school, so students can get the Dean Taylor (editor) aspects of the course, but with literacy too.’’ Vennard with Wintec School of Trades best of both learning environments. [email protected] His mother, Karen Flintoff, said the head of school, Dave McDougall. Ms Bowley said those graduating from Cathy Asplin (journalist) positive change in her son during his time the academy ultimately gain a head-start in [email protected] with the academy was remarkable. be more proud.’’ their career. ‘‘Before going to Waikato Trades Acad- Jim has a full-time job at Stihl Shop in Te More than 400 students across 25 schools Colin Thorsen (journalist) emy Jim didn’t enjoy school but during his Awamutu where he will implement the are enrolled in the academy. [email protected] time in the programme he bonded well with automotive experience gained during his ADVERTISING tutors and his work ethic improved dram- course. ■ See wintec.ac.nz/events/graduations for full Dorinda Williams atically. And now he’s graduating. I couldn’t Each graduating student received an details of Wintec graduation events. 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Dave Barnes and Ngaire Lawson reigned supreme in Kihikihi Bowling Club’s championship singles. Barnes had to come from behind to beat Dave Barnett 16-12 in an absorbing 15-end WAIPA RURAL CRICKET FESTIVAL men’s final. For those Rural Primary School children Barnett got off to a flyer, interested in cricket there is a great opportunity scoring a three and a two. to play a game and learn some new skills. Barnes fought back to trail Register now for the Waipa Rural Cricket 5-4 after five ends, then had to Festival to be held at Kihikihi Domain tomorrow play second-fiddle again as from 9.30am — 2.10pm, for children years 5-8. Barnett strung together a 3, 1, For further information contact the 2, to lead 11-4. But it was Energizer at your school Anton, Garth or Barnes who had the final say, Tracey or email [email protected] for taking charge of the business further details. end of the match — outscoring Bikewise 2014: Week 9 — Changing a tyre: his opponent 12-1 from ends ● Make sure all the air is out of the tube first; nine to 15 to clinch the title. ● Hook both tyre levers under the tyre, Lawson was always in opposite the valve; charge of the women’s final, ● Attach one to the spoke and slide the other leading throughout and win- tyre lever around the tyre lifting it off the rim; ning 18-9, with Thomson con- ● Take out the tube (starting the opposite side ceding defeat on the 13th of the TC250314CT01/02 of the valve); scheduled 15 ends play-off. THE winning styles of Kihikihi women’s singles champion Ngaire Lawson, left, and men’s ● Run your fingers under the tyre to check for Her win followed three pas- singles champion Dave Barnes. any sharp objects etc; sages of dominant play, scor- ● Put a little air into the new tube and place the ing 2, 1, on the opening two three, having previously won valve in first, then push the rest of the tube ends; 2, 3, on ends four, five the championship in 1992-93 under the tyre; and 3, 3, 2 on ends nine to 11. and 1999-2000, along with four ● Make sure all of the tube is under the tyre, by Both singles champions pairs titles, three triples Close scores at Pirongia edging the tyre. This helps to minimise the risk have enviable records. crowns and four rinks titles. of pinching the new tube; Lawson says she was a late Dave Barnes joined Kihi- Eileen Campbell and Collinson-Smith, Jane ● Flick the tyre back onto the rim using your starter, taking up bowls at kihi club in 1997, having Mary Wealleans are top Duggen and Shirley thumbs, start opposite the valve; Otorohanga in the 1980s. played at Mangere Bridge Club qualifiers for the women’s Eggleston all on 46 points. ● The last part is always the hardest. (use your ‘‘There was no chance of in Auckland since 1989 where four-ball best-ball drawn The pairs entered now muscles); playing sports any earlier, he won the junior singles, partners competition at contest a matchplay round- ● Pump up the tyre and you are ready to go. being on a dairy farm and pairs championship and Pirongia Golf Club. robin competition in two bringing up five children.’’ But triples (twice). The scoring was close divisions, with the winner she wasted no time making Barnes also won the men’s with Campbell and of each section playing off her presence felt, winning the singles at Kihikihi in 2009-10 Wealleans accumulating 47 for the final on May 6. Otorohanga club champion- and 2012-13. stableford points, followed Mary Wealleans ship before moving north and He has also won the men’s by Bev Parsons and Mar- returned the best nett score joining Kihikihi. pairs championship three garet Ormsby, Jillian of 65, Jane Duggen 66 and Lawson extended her times, triples six times and Reakes and Rosemary Eilleen Blackwood 67. singles wins at Kihikihi to rinks five times.

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Dream Team, Kihikihi Netball Club Colts v K Town Tigers, Rukuhia Rascals v Aropapa Snr. Courtney Payne,16, was among four 11:05am Aotearoa v Mustangz, TAS Paul Kay Dental v Marist TC010414CT03 College Girls, Charlies Angels v TAC 10A, TAS All Stars v TAS All players to throw 180s in week two of Te Blacks, Korakonui Fahrenheit v TAS Gyde Wansbone, Shiloh B v Awamutu Darts subsidiary round. COACH extraordinaire George Simpkin at Castleton Park after coaching the Matamata TAS TASTIC, Ohaupo Warriors v Ray White Pirongia Juniors, Puahue The junior youth (under 18) player rugby team to victory over Te Awamutu Marist. Diamonds v TAPS Hot chicks. threw her perfect score playing for 11:30am TAI Rising Ferns v Ray White Pirongia VetEnt, Kiwitown Rosetown Thorns in their 11-4 loss to BY COLIN THORSEN Three decades down the track, the Electrical Wallace Wolves v TAC 9B, Korakonui Pro-Fit v Bulklines Ohaupo Tigers. coaching maestro still has the passion, Wallace Wasps, Ray White Pirongia AMP v TAC 10B, Shiloh In doing so, Payne doubled her 180 There was a familiar look about United energy and ability to upskill the Mata- Trainstation v TAC 9A, TAS Heat v TAI Dreamers, Pekerau Pride v tally. She threw her first 180 in last Matamata Sports’ slick backline play in mata team of 2014 into an exciting attack- Ohaupo Magpies, St Pats Gold v Pokuru Blue. year’s Bowaters competition at Taupo. their 42-17 win over Te Awamutu Marist. ing side. 11:55am TAI Chiefs v Sacred Heart, TAC 9Blue v TAI Original Rockers, Cogs Luxe & Co v TAC 10A, Shiloh B v Korakonui Can we The other players to throw 180s last Matamata are being coached this He obviously commands great respect dance, TAC Senior B v Ray White Pirongia Macs Meat, Comrades Tuesday night were Judy Botting season in Waikato division one by rugby from his players — every team member Jaggers v Ray White Pirongia Juniors, TAPS Tigers v Puahue (Ohaupo Solids), Con Emery (WWMC legend George Simpkin. was seen shaking their coach’s hand and Pearls, Ray White Pirongia Flyers v Puahue Diamonds. Raiders) and Derek Price (Ohaupo). In 1976, the innovative Matamata Col- thanking him for his contribution to their 12:20pm Mustangz v TAC 9B, TAS AllBlacks v TAS TASTIC, Redoubt Tungstens remain unbeaten after lege teacher took over the coaching of victory over Te Awamutu Marist as they Get Busy v Comrades Social, Ohaupo Warriors v TAI Dreamers, beating RSA Bombers 12-3, keeping Waikato, taking the Mooloos to a famous walked off Castleton Park on March 22. Fourz Social v TAC 9A. pace with the ‘big three’ of Ohaupo, Ranfurly Shield victory over Auckland They are buying into his strict discip- 12:45pm TAC ICE v Ray White Pirongia Vetent, TAI Original Rockers Warriors and Rosetown Rockets. (Arthur Stone intercept try) at Eden Park line and having the whole team upskilled, v Ray White Pirongia AMP, Cogs Luxe & Co v Ray White Pirongia Prem Res, Puahue Pearls v Pekerau Pride, Ray White Pirongia Ohaupo chalked up their second in 1980, then later that season up to the intertwining the backs and the forwards Macs Meat v Shiloh Trainstation. straight win whitewashing RSA NPC first division. with the same skill levels. All Executives on Duty - Control Room/Canteen Allsorts 15-0, Warriors dealt to Ohaupo Simpkin was before his time, Simpkin is well travelled, having Solids 13-2 and Rosetown Rockets beat introducing double backlines, flick pass- coached in Sri Lanka, China and B DUTY - TAI Original Rockers, C DUTY - Pekerau Pride WWMC Raiders 13-2. ing, flat defensive lines and close standing Germany. He was also instrumental in NOTE: Umpires will be provided for the Prem Reserve grade ONLY. All other grades need to provide your own umpire. 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The 2014 BNZ Kihikihi International Horse Trial is gearing up to be one of the largest on record. When entries closed several classes had attracted near-record numbers. Entries continued to roll in after closing date. The three-star has 13 entries, including 2013 winner Danni Lodder (South Auck- land) and Moochi (owned by Peta Easton), NRM Horse of the Year Show winner Clarke Johnstone (Cambridge) and Bal- moral Sensation, Joe Waldron (Te Awa- mutu) and Springvale All Black, Donna TC010414CT06 Smith (Te Kauwhata) on Balmoral SUPERCAMP instructors, from left, Ruth Carlyle, Russell Higgins and Christine and Justin Corbidge at Kihikihi Rodeo arena with Tangalooma and Mathew Grayling (Tara- their natural horsemanship students in the background. naki) on NRM Lowenberg. The three-star winner gets the inaugural Bounce Trophy, being presented by Vaughn Jefferis in honour of his superstar Olympic and world champion horse. The one and two-star classes are well Natural horsemanship supported with just under 50 entries in each. Entries are also strong in all four CNC105 divisions, particularly the 21 years BY COLIN THORSEN band and wife team of Camp’ run with another Aus- ground wiggling ropes,’’ says and under which will be split into two Christine and Justin Corbidge. tralian instructor, David Carlyle. divisions because of large numbers. Even the impending arrival ‘‘The excellent facilities at Grace, which a great success. ‘‘But we teach our students ‘‘The countdown is definitely on,’’ says of tropical storm Lusi couldn’t the domain were perfect for Parelli Natural Horseman- to become well-rounded organising committee member Harriet dampen the spirits of the dedi- what we do,’’ Carlyle said. ship was developed by Ameri- horsemen and women by Lamb. ‘‘It’s great to see such big strong cated students of natural ‘‘We had the polo field for can horseman and former developing in four areas — on entries.’’ horsemanship who pitched playing on the ground with the rodeo rider, Pat Parelli. This the ground with a rope A new fun teams event will run along- their tents on Kihikihi Domain horses, both on line and at worldwide movement teaches attached, liberty where the side the national and international classes. ready for their week-long liberty (with no rope attached), people to understand life horse is loose so all you have ‘‘Kihikihi always used to run a teams Supercamp. and the rodeo arena was great through their horse’s eyes and is your mental connection, competition and it was suggested we They had come from as for our riding sessions each uses psychology and an under- freestyle riding without a reactivate the concept,’’ says Lamb. close as Te Awamutu and afternoon. standing of the nature of the contact on the horse’s mouth The four-person teams must include one- South Island to participate in ‘‘You are so lucky to have horse to get extraordinary and finesse, which is prob- star and CNC105 combinations, with the the annual event run by these wonderful public facili- results. ably more like conventional other two team members allowed from any Hamilton-based Parelli ties in New Zealand. We don’t Higgins and Carlyle are dressage.’’ grade. On offer are vouchers from Natural Horsemanship have anything like this in the based in Hamilton. They teach Judging by the reactions of Garrard’s Horse and Hound and the instructor Russell Higgins. UK.’’ clinics throughout New Zea- those who participated in the impressive Kihikihi Team’s Trophy. He was joined this year by This is the second year land, as well as in South Africa Supercamp, including locals ‘‘The event is gearing up to be another his partner from the UK, fellow Higgins has taught his and Europe. Anne Gaddes of Wharepapa cracker,’’ says Lamb. Parelli Professional Ruth Supercamp at Kihikihi. ‘‘A lot of people think we South and Sandra Gow, it’s Carlyle, and Australian hus- Last year it was a ‘Cow spend all our time on the obviously a lot of fun. ■ More details at thehorseevent.co.nz 9587468AA DIAL AN EXPERT When you need someone who knows the job

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Jeanette is the only New over — precise frequencies that anyone in the audience Zealand medium to have are used to clear pain, can benefit by simply her live mediumship shows physical, emotional and allowing the sound filmed for television. Now mental blocks within those vibration into them’’ Country legend guest another chapter of this who volunteer from the An added bonus is that the remarkable mediums life is audience. Complete healing spirits working with unfolding and with it the often takes just minutes, Jeanette allow their pres- manifestation of a truly even if the condition has ence to be photographed — at Te Awamutu Club amazing gift. persisted for years. so take along a camera to In her new show — Seeing Often the spirits working see what is not visible to is Believing — Jeanette through Jeanette explain your physical eyes. Te Awamutu credits, Country Variety performing along- ■ We have a double pass to giveaway to each of Jeanette Wilson’s shows — write your name, Club is proud to be side such greats as address and phone number on the back an envelope and send it into the Te Awamutu Courier by 5pm able to bring the late Sir this Friday with the answer to this question: What is the name of Jeanette Wilson’s first book? Dennis August to Howard Morrison, the club this Sat- John Rowles, Billy urday as their T James, Eddie guest artist. Lowe and many NOAH M He is regarded international TUE 5:35 & 7:40, WED 10:00, 5:30 & 7:40, by country music artists. THU 5:35 & 7:40, FRI 10:00, 5:35 & 7:40, fans and critics as In 1989 he won SAT 2:45 & 7:50, SUN 12:05 & 5:40 one of the best the overall prize at CUBAN FURY PG country singers in of The Golden Clef TUE & WED 5:55, THU & FRI 5:50, SAT 12:50, New Zealand. Mr Awards in Roto- FINAL SUN 10:40 August has the rua, The Gold ability to reach Guitar Awards at 12 YEARS A SLAVE R16 National Theatre Live. So exhilarating into the depths of Gore and Artist of 3rd Month. TUE & WED 7:30, THU & FRI 7:45, that it makes you rejoice to be alive. The the hearts of an the Year Award at SAT 1:50 & 7:40, SUN 11:40 & 5:30 astonishing international smash hit. audience and cre- Motueka. THE MONUMENTS MEN M WAR HORSE ate an emotive In 1991 he was TUE 5:25 & 8:00, WED 10:10, 5:25 & 8:00, TUE & WED 5:45 experience never named Best Over- THU & FRI 8:10, SAT 6:00, SUN 3:50 EVERY SEAT IS A FRONT ROW SEAT – encountered all Male at the Pro- YOU ARE THERE. ($25, $20. 173m.) before. fessional It’s definitely as good as the His musical Recording Indus- FAST & FURIOUS films. CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER M THU 5:25, FRI 10:10 & 5:25, SAT 3:15, SUN 1:05 career was kick try Music Awards NEED FOR SPEED M CAPTAIN AMERICA: started with Wellington. TUE, WED ( ), THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 8:10, tutoring from the Mr August is SUN 6:00 THE WINTER SOLDIER M late Sister Mary also Patron of The THU & FRI 8:00, SAT 5:20 & 8:00, Leo of Auckland New Zealand A beautiful and inspiring tale. “It feels SUN 3:10 & 5:50 while he was a student at St Peters Country Music Association. precious, fragile, and thrilling.” Listener. College. Enjoy the hospitality of the friendly WADJDA PG TRACKS M Mr August began performing pub- Country Music Club and a great after- TUE 5:35, WED 10:20 & 5:35, THU 5:45, THU 5:30, FRI 10:20 & 5:30, SAT 3:50 & 5:50, licly in the early 50’s and has gone on to noon tea at The Bible Chapel this FRI 10:30 & 5:45, SAT 5:45, SUN 3:35 SUN 1:40 & 3:40 achieve national and international Saturday starting at 12.30pm. SPECIAL MORNING SHOWS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY

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