Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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Deputy Mayor BY CATHY ASPLIN Cambridge man Te Awamutu rower Maungatautari Ward Graham Oberlin-Brown councillor Grahame Webber has wrote his name in the his- been elected Deputy Mayor of tory books on Sunday — he Waipa District Council. was the first competitor to He was elected at the cross the finish line at the Council’s first formal Council 2010 Rowing World Cham- pionships. meeting last week, where all 12 The Kiwi lightweight councillors, plus re-elected men’s pair of Oberlin- Mayor Alan Livingston, were Brown and James Lassche sworn in. put in an impressive row in Councillors Laurie Hoverd difficult conditions on Lake and Hazel Barnes will represent Karapiro. Council on the Te Awamutu They had the added pres- Community Board. The Board sure of being the first New will again be chaired by Dean Zealand team in action, in Taylor. the first race of the first day, Pirongia ward Councillor and taking on the current Diane Sharpe was re-elected world champions, France. chair of the regulatory But after New Zealand committee. Other regulatory pushed past Fabien Tilliet committee members appointed and Jean-Christophe Bette, were Barbara Taranaki, Bruce they left nothing to chance. Thomas, Sue Milner, Mr They showed their class Livingston and a representative and knowledge of Lake Karapiro on a windy day to from Nga Iwi Toopu o Waipa, yet take the win in 6:33:35. to be confirmed. This earned them a spot in Friday’s final and now Concerts, art makes them favourites with award coming the fastest qualifying time. Oberlin-Brown and TC021110SP01/TC021110CA01 Rosetown Scream Festival Lassche certainly took NEW ZEALAND pair James Lassche and Graham Oberlin-Brown (right) power through their heat to record the continues this week with music some pressure off them- fastest time in their event at the World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro, while (below) Graham’s mother and art to the fore. selves by performing so Jody is the first to her feet to celebrate as they cross the finish line. Anika Moa plays The Ale well. House on Thursday night. They avoid the people that ‘‘we are in the Check the venue for details. repechages and have the weather’s hands’’. Also on Thursday and luxury of several days OPENING CEREMONY Friday nights from 7.30 Te break before racing again. Te Awamutu people Awamutu College Music ‘‘We just tried to stay as were part of the large crowd Department presents Michael relaxed as we could. We that helped celebrate the Jackson: HIStory in Music. were just thinking about opening of the 2010 World Friday night is also the our race and getting in the Rowing Championships. opening and announcement of best position. The event began with the Mt Pirongia Art Awards with ‘‘We came into the Rob Hamill rowing his regatta with a plan. Obvi- ocean boat and transporting the exhibition open to the public ously we wanted to race Kiwi comedian Dai Saturday and Sunday in the well in the heat, but we Henwood (wearing a rowing Pirongia Memorial Hall from want to get stronger as the one-piece from the 1978 11am until 2pm. regatta goes on. Hopefully World Rowing Champion- come Friday we’ll be in ships) to the stage. Present push even better shape,’’ says Performances by pop Te Awamutu and Districts Oberlin-Brown. opera group Lyrica and Memorial RSA is keen to send He enjoyed racing in acrobatic sensation Zach Christmas parcels to all local front of family, friends and Washer kept the crowd people who are currently serving former coaches from Te happy between Henwood’s overseas in any branch of the Awamutu. jokes and some highlights Armed Services. Unfortunately after just from 1978 Championships. People with a relative in this two events (five heats) on Local school children group are asked to advise his/ Sunday FISA put racing on were flag bearers for the 49 her contact details to RSA hold and eventually can- competing countries. manager Bill Lyford (phone 871 celled it due to the strong Of course the host 3707) or to [email protected]. winds. nation, New Zealand, Details are wanted as soon as Tom Mayo, CEO of the scored the loudest cheer possible, so that the parcels can organising committee, says from the crowd as rowers it was a disappointment Mahe´Drysdale and Eric be sent away in good time. that things did not run Murray crossed the stage. smoothly but he reminded To page 5.

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021110DT04 VISITORS admire Te Awamutu Museum’s exhibition Submerged Histories — Stories underlying Lake Karapiro. OPENING Road-worker hit by vehicle — WEDNESDAY Police urge roadworks caution 9AM! Western Waikato Police are discovered by passing motorists down." urging people to observe tempor- who raised the alarm," Mr Pope Mr Pope says it was believed ary speed limits put in place says. the vehicle that hit the worker is around roadworks after a He says the victim’s troubles likely to have left hand frontal worker was struck by a vehicle didn’t end there as he damage and Police are appealing near Pirongia on Friday night. subsequently had a seizure and for the driver or any witnesses to Acting Sergeant Jason Pope the motorists who stopped were come forward. of Te Awamutu Police says emer- able to render first aid to the Anyone with any information gency services were called to the man and had to wait until emer- on the identity of the driver is scene by the Pirongia Golf gency services arrived. asked to contact Mr Pope at the Course, on SH39, shortly after "He was transported to Wai- Te Awamutu Police Station on 07 9pm. kato Hospital in a stable con- 872 0100, alternatively informa- "The road-worker was mov- dition, with head, hip, and leg tion can be left anonymously on ing road cones when he was injuries and though serious, we the CrimeStoppers crimeline, struck from behind by a are very lucky not to have ended 0800 555111. northbound vehicle which failed up dealing with a fatality. Last summer a number of to stop. "Our victim had phoned close calls in areas of roadworks "He was thrown off the left Police to report motorists were were reported across the Wai- Mon to Fri: 9.00am - 5.00pm hand side of the road, where we travelling through the road- kato and Police want to remind believe he lost consciousness. works at speed, which were motorists temporary speed Sat: 9.30am - 1.00pm When he has come to he clearly controlled by 30km/hr limits are put in place to ensure struggled his way to the roadside temporary speed signs, only the safety of everyone using the 196 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu. Phone: 07 871 5848 on his hands and knees and was minutes before he was struck road. 7792525AA 4 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010

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TC021110CA02 TC021110CA03 TC021110CA04 TE AWAMUTU Rowing Club members (from left) Jenny LOCAL residents (from left) Karin Whautere (holding CURLING NZ representative Lorne DePape and his Barugh, Wendy Reynolds, Allan Barugh and David Reynolds Khourey), Janine Aitken, Margaret Tiddy and Adriana wife Carroll of Te Awamutu check out the course enjoy the hospitality at Lake Karapiro. Whautere enjoy entertainment during the opening ceremony. prior to the start of racing on Sunday.

From page 1. over 150 waka taua (paddlers). best, do the best, at the best.’’ dent Denis Oswald. The local iwi Ngati Koroki Kahukura and WDC Mayor Alan Livingston welcomed Opshop lead singer Jason Kerrison sang The ceremony finished with the release of Ngati Haua performed a traditional Maori visitors to the region and said he was looking the New Zealand anthem as the New Zealand a colourful array of streamers and 2010 powhiri for all visitors. forward to seeing international athletes com- flag was raised. biodegradable helium-filled balloons, before The powhiri finished with a spectacular pete at our new world class venue. The 2010 World Rowing Championships Opshop took over to entertain the enthusias- salute by waka (pictured below) featuring ‘‘We are looking forward to watching the was officially declared open by FISA Presi- tic crowd.

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7791995AA The bands will perform their own music instead of covers. The all originals theme encourages musicians to show- case their unique work rather than radio songs. The Good Fun will headline Schedules available from Te Awamutu i-Site Visitor Centre the show hot on the heels of their concert at Te Awamutu Phone entries close 12 noon, Collage last month. Thursday 4th November (no late entries) Pirongia based The Good Fun won the National Smokefreerockquest in Sep- tember. These are exiting times for The Good Fun who have released an EP EP Phone Home and made their own video One Night In The Igloo. Thanks to their big win they have had studio record- ings and a music video pro- duced . TC021110DT05 They describe their style as THE GOOD FUN on stage at Fist Pump held at Te Awamutu College. alternative quirky jangle pop inspired by the Mint Chicks. They are Paul Conner gressive metal with fast you joining in on the chorus. First on is local band (guitar/vocals), Alex Conner rhythms, vibrating bass, See pics from prior Original Nemesiz who performed their (drums), Rickstair (guitar) and shredding solos and slow melo- Artists On Stage shows at heavy rock at Original Artists Mike Cadman (bass/vocals). dies that melt the heart. Their acb3d.com 07 in Pirongia. They perform original pro- classic rock vocals will have Doors open at 8:30pm. District sports awards tickets on sale now

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Te Awamutu joins more than 40 and we’re very grateful for their towns and cities across New Zealand support,” Mrs Monrad says. participating in New Zealand’s free Material that can be disposed of at computer recycling event, eDay, this eDay includes all computer-related Saturday from 9am-3pm. equipment, game consoles, fax Minister for the Environment, Nick machines and digital cameras. Mobile Smith announced the nationwide phones can also be dropped off and will event in early October. be donated to Starship Hospital’s Led locally by Waipa District Coun- Mobile Phone Recycling Appeal. cil with support from local waste “TV sets and home hi-fi equipment expert company Red Bins, the aim is to cannot be accepted this year because divert as much as 12 tonnes of elec- the channels for recycling these items tronic waste from landfills, doubling are not sufficiently well developed.” last year’s amount of six tonnes. Mrs Monrad says the eDay team is Council’s team leader corporate expecting a big turnout in Te Awa- and community planning Shelley mutu. Monrad says electronic waste is now On-site volunteers will be asking one of the fastest growing waste people to participate in a quick survey streams in the world. She says eDay is about e-waste when they drop off their being made possible in Waipa because equipment. of fantastic local support. eDay: Saturday, November 6, 9am- Where some might see a building, others see a work of art. The same “Red Bins has generously come on 3pm, Red Bins, 547 Paterangi Road, Te board, and is letting us use their depot Awamutu and EnviroWaste, 27 Matos is true of the new Mazda CX-7 which fuses the SUV versatility you and staff to collect, sort and pack the Segedin Drive, Cambridge. For more need with the sports-inspired performance you want. e-waste. This event would be much information visit Council’s website more difficult to run without them, www.waipadc.govt.nz. 2.5L FRONT WHEELS DRIVE GSX 2.3L ALL WHEEL DRIVE LIMITED • 2.5L 4 cylinder engine • 2.3L Direct Injection Turbochanged engine • 125kw of power and 205Nm of torque • 175kw of power and 350Nm of torque • 5-speed Activematic transmission • 6-stage Activematic transmission Water saving critical • ABS, Dynamic Stability Control & Traction Control • Active Torque Split All-Wheel-Drive with ABS, • Front, Side and Curtain SRS airbags Dynamic Stability Control and Traction Control Summer water restrictions began People living at addresses with an * • Front, Side and Curtain SRS airbags in Waipa District yesterday, with the odd street number can use sprinklers $39,845 * use of sprinklers limited to alternative on dates ending in an odd number, and $48,645 dates. people living at addresses with an even *Recommended retail price including GST, excluding on road costs Waipa District Council’s manager street number can use sprinklers on water services Bob Shaw says the dates ending in an even number. coming New Zealand summer will be Council’s water alerts run from FREE 3 years/100,000km Genuine Mazda Servicing influenced by the La Nin˜ a weather level one to three with restrictions pattern, bringing warm, dry and ranging from sprinkler and hose sunny conditions. That puts pressure restrictions to full bans on all external on the district’s water reserves. water use for urban, rural, non- Mr Shaw says that at peak times, on residential and commercial proper- average the district uses 36.9 million ties. www.wilksbrooke.co.nz litres of water every day. Last year, Mr Shaw says while Council will do 132 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. Phone 871 3079 reserves got down to concerning levels everything it can to ensure the and Council was forced to extend district’s water supply lasts the sum- GRANT WILKS NEIL GOODRICK sprinkler restrictions to May 2010. mer, everyone needs to get behind the Mob (027) 4 948 672 Mob (027) 292 9040 “For our water reserves to last the effort. Ultimately it is up to individ- [email protected] [email protected] summer, everyone needs to reduce uals to use their household and busi- 7796274AA their water use now. Ideally, we’d like ness water effectively, he says. to see this figure down to 31.3 million A water conservation campaign litres per day,” Mr Shaw says. using local newspapers and Council’s To reduce water use, Council has website will run from November to initiated a water alert level one which February 2011, to ensure residents restricts the use of sprinkler systems know what water alerts are in place to alternative dates on the odds and and what they can do to help reduce

7792041AA evens system. their water usage. Christmas shopping at Playcentre Pirongia Playcentre is hosting a Enjo, Scholastic Books, toys, puzzles, Christmas shopping evening at their jewellery, garden ornaments and centre tomorrow (November 3) from artwork. There will also will be a raffle 7.30pm onwards. — for a signed rugby ball, zumba ‘‘There will be all kinds of cool stuff lessons and Avon gift set — and spot to buy, from Tupperware, Prenzel, prizes,’’ says their press release. Rewi Street Kindergarten repeats disco

Rewi Street Kindergarten is DJ for the 6.30pm-8pm disco is hosting a disco at Te Awamutu Prim- Pirate Pete. Entry is by gold coin ary School hall this Friday. donation and there will be sausages, Their disco last term was so much chips, chocolate, drinks and glow fun, they decided to repeat the evening sticks for sale. Theme is fancy dress. for all pre school and primary school Children must be accompanied by a aged children. parent/caregiver.

square, round or conventional bales TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 9 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 Lovely, snuggly Claydon family take chance to 100% organically pay respects to brother, uncle grown cotton toys Final chapter of the ill-fated Australian Hospital ship Centaur was enacted late last month 50km off the coast of Brisbane, and Mike Claydon of Te Awamutu and sons James and Mark were there to be part of it. They were among 320 relatives of those lost in the tragic sinking of the AHS Centaur 67 years ago, who were transported to the site of the sinking by the HMAS Manoora. Also in attendance were Martin Pash, the last remaining survivor, and military and political dignitaries. Mr Claydon was there to lay a wreath into the Coral Sea in honour of his older brother Jack who was killed as an 18-year- old on the ship. AHS Centaur was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine on 14 May 1943. Of the 332 people on board, including mer- chant seamen, hospital staff and army nurses, only 64 survived. The shipwreck of AHS Centaur, discovered on December 20 last year, is under protection of the Historic Shipwrecks Act. The trip to Brisbane did not start well TC021110SP10 for Mr Claydon and his sons. Relaxing in MIKE CLAYDON, flanked by sons James (left) and Mark, at ‘Centaur Park’, Colandra, their hotel rooms watching television, alongside the large monument on the coast looking out to sea towards where the they heard that there had been a fire in the AHS Centaur sunk. engine room of the HMAS Kanimbla, which was meant to take them out to the where so many young lives were lost. ‘‘It was the depression years, Jack and I site. ‘‘The service was conducted by the ended up in an orphanage 80 miles from Fortunately, sister ship Manoora was army and navy and after a few hymns Sydney at Kincumber. When Jack was 15 rushed into service. were sung and prayers said, the people he was allowed to go and live with mum in On the morning of the sailing the who had brought ashes of loved ones put paddington. relatives met in the city centre at 5am and them over the stern and then those of us ‘‘When he was 16 and a half he put his were transported to the ship in eight large who had brought wreaths lined up and age up and joined the Australian Light buses. threw them into the bright blue sea, with a Horse, but the army decided horses As each person walked up the gang- tear and a prayer. against tanks wouldn’t work, so Jack plank, they were escorted by a male or On the homeward journey, relatives of joined the Australian Infantry Forces. female sailor, and made welcome on those lost on the Centaur were invited to ‘‘He went up to Darwin and went board. They were soon fed a hearty cooked recount life stories of their loved ones. through the bombing without so much as breakfast — the first of three superb meals ‘‘There were some very emotional a scratch. prepared throughout the day by the eight stories. I was asked to give my story about ‘‘He came back to Sydney and joined LITTLE chefs on board. my Jack but I declined. Later, I wished I the Medical Corps and that’s when he ‘‘The boat was accompanied by orcas as had. sailed on the ill-fated voyage on the we made our way out to the sinking site, as ‘‘Jack was born in England and the Centaur. BO-PEEP though they were guiding us,’’ Mr family moved to New Zealand where I was ‘‘Like millions of other young men, he Claydon says. born. Then we all sailed to Sydney in the never had much of a life.’’ PH: 871 6516 • 184 ALEXANDRA ST ‘‘We finally arrived at that tragic site 30s where dad was killed in an accident. To page 11. 7791060AA New Series II. The very clever Commodore.

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From page 10. During their Australian visit, the Claydons went to Colandra and ‘Centaur Park’, which has a large monument on the coast looking out to sea. ‘‘We visited the Colandra RSL, where a large room is dedicated to all the army, navy and air force personnel. There is a large model of the Centaur in a glass cabinet among the names of all the lost personnel.’’ Mr Claydon came upon a photo of three Victoria Cross winners — two Australians and a Kiwi but with no name in the caption for the Kiwi. The locals were amazed after Mr Claydon was able to identify R.J.Milling the mystery man as Jack Hinton, whom he had met at the Auck- 7797188AA land trots many years before. He Phone: 07 871 0799 Mobile: 027 367 6484 is now identified in the caption. Ironically, there is a pacer TC021110SP11 racing in Canterbury these days MARK CLAYDON watches as his father drops the wreath for Jack named Jack Hinton, with his Claydon into the Coral Sea at the site AHS Centaur sank. sire being Washington VC. Touch season begins in earnest

The first round of games in Te Me’s v The A Plus Team, F2 Junior touch, week four: Awamutu Sports Touch Module’s Wananga Warriors v Parawera, Round 1, 4.45pm, Year 5-6 senior promotion-relegation com- F3 Kawa Mountain Dairies v Te grade: F1 St Pat’s Can’t Touch petition will be contested at Kawa West Young Farmers, F4 This v All Stars, F2 Pekerau Stars Albert Park on Thursday even- Dixie Normous v I Don’t Know, v Pekerau Carvers, F3 Puahue v ing. F5 Sadidas v No Touch, F6 Try 20/Ten, F4 K-Town Silverstars v Promotion-relegation will con- Bull Force v STAGS, F7 Ronix v Te Pahu Kiwis, F5 TAPS Dragons sist of seven weeks of round robin The A Team, F9 Half Men Half v TAPS Dynamos, F6 St Pat’s play. Amazing v Dirty Dozen, F10 SBC Destroyers v Ohaupo Sharks, F9 The winner of promotion- v Rockmebaby, Sub Tribe have a Pokuru v K- Town Goldstars, F10 relegation in each grade will win bye. KK Bees v Pekerau Comets, TAPS $100 (presented at end of season Round 2, 6.45pm: F1 Titans have a bye. prize giving). Northpower Remix v Sparkies, F2 Round 2, 5.15pm, Year 7-8 The senior touch team ‘lucky K1 v Tribal, F3 G Unit v TA grade: F1 Calafornia Girls v Te $100 draw’ will commence this Unstoppables, F4 Sah Kit v His Pahu Titans, F2 TAI Whackers v week in the clubrooms. and Hers, F5 Waterboiz v TA Beef and Jakes Team, F3 Ohaupo McFall/Downers Te Awamutu Fire, F6 Team Extream v ASB Rockets v Blackaneez, F4 St Pat’s Sports Club Touch draw for both Huge Ticka, F7 Play’n Up v Jam, Lightning v St Pat’s Fast and senior and junior teams: F8 Open Wananga v Touch This, Furious, F10 Korakonui Rebels v Senior Touch, promotion- The Cult v Blue Crush, F10 KFC Crushers, Water-Ball Jitzu relegation round 1, 6pm: F1 Mini Generation v NWA. have a bye. 7791909AA

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Te Awamutu may have had only two girls in the Highland and National ON Dancing Section of the Te Awamutu Festival of the THE Performing Arts, but it was a case of quality not quantity. This year there was a good number of entries from Auckland, Tau- ranga, Hawera and Ham- ilton. SERVICE YOUR Haley Bock won the Southcombe Cup for the most points in the under BOAT NOW! 10 years class. Haley got three firsts in her age group and a Serviced by Paul Ives second and two thirds in the Cup class events. To keep your boat Jen Sinclair won the Bernice Rountree safe on the water Memorial Challenge Cup for the second year in a BOOK NOW row, for most points in ‘No more than six cups under 14 years’. Jen also got a second and third in her under 12 class. TC021110SP12A Both girls got Very LYN McCORQUINDALE, convenor of the Highland Highly Commended in the and National Dancing Section of Te Awamutu South Auckland Centre Festival Society of Performing Arts, is flanked by Championship Sailors her well performed local pupils Haley Bock (left) Hornpipe under 12 years. and Jen Sinclair.

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TC021110SP12 WINNERS of the Orchestral Instrument Recital Class, featuring Alex Towers (left) from Te Awamutu, with Instrumental Section adjudicator Kenneth Young. 7791218AA TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 13 Instrumental success Gabrielle Peake of Te Awamutu was a member of the Walton Quartet which won the hotly contested Open Cham- ber Ensemble Class at Te Awamutu Compe- titions Society Festival of Performing Arts. The quartet was one of nine chamber ensembles vying for the highly sought after Doctors Le Quesne and Heywood Cup and Award. Dr Le Quesne is the patron of the Te Awamutu Competitions Society. The Instrumental Section of the Performing Arts Fest- ival was a great success again this year with a large number of Waipa based students participating as soloists and in TC021110SP13 the ensemble and duet DR BOB LE QUESNE (left) presents the cup for the Open Chamber classes. Ensemble Class to Walton Quartet, with local pianist Gabrielle Peake Three new cups were second from right. presented for the recital classes, donated by Te ent levels of learning, Jacob Cullen Sue Germann Cup — Awamutu College itiner- enabling them to Memorial Brass Recital Duets/Trios: Jessica and ant teachers Barry develop in their chosen Cup and Award: Jessica Thomas Schweizer. Cullen (brass) and Stew- instrument and art Schweizer (TA). Natzke Trophy: art Stanbridge form,’’ says Instrumen- 14yrs and under: Michelle Lambert. (woodwind) and the tal Section convenor Gill Megan Bethell highly Woodwind: Hamish strings recital cup don- Kelly. commended. Hudson-Hall. ated by John and Ngara Instrumental Section 15-18yrs: Kent Russell Annette Rea Scholar- Earwaker. results were: (Ham) 1, Hayden Cullen ship: Olivia Jordan. The section was priv- Young Performer (Camb) 2, Oliver Catie Simpson ileged to have Kenneth National Awards Nomi- Plowright (Pirongia) 3. Scholarship: Sarah Young as adjudicator, nee: Rachel Miles (Ham). Stanbridge Recital Murphy. one of New Zealand’s Orchestral Instru- Woodwind Cup and KBB Award, brass: leading conductors and ment Recital, Te Awa- Award: Felicity Hanlon Hayden Cullen. composers. mutu Rotary Club (Ham). Delysse Storey From his wealth of Award: Rachel Miles 14yrs and under: Scholarship: Elizabeth experience and exper- (Ham) 1, Karen Yang Brenda Woods (Ham) 1, Humberstone. tise he offered wonderful (Auk) 2, Alex Towers Hamish Hudson-Hall KBB Award, feedback to all competi- (TA) 3. (TA) 2, Paige West (TA) ensemble — under tors and encouraging Chamber Ensemble, 3. 14yrs: Pirongia School advice to go on with. Drs Le Quesne and 15-18yrs: Ania Jazz Band 1. Te Awamutu Compe- Heywood Award: Roznawska (Ham) 1, titions Society of the Walton Quartet 1, Aotea- Olivia Jordan (TA) 2, Performing Arts roa Duo (Ham) 2, Michelle Lambert (TA) appreciated the gener- Shadow Trio 3. 3. ous support it received Junior Chamber Soundz of Music Tro- Te Awamutu commun- Ensemble, Jurg and phy — Ensemble: Arioso ity and sponsors. Vreni Russenberger Wind Quintet (Auk) 1, ‘‘It is this that Award: Stella Maris Saxophony (Te Kuiti) 2. enables us to continue Trio (Auk) 1, Let’s Get Local Winners: this annual event, pro- Down to Business (Ham) Waikato Academy of viding a performance 2, AAJ Trio (Auk) 3, Music Trophy — under opportunity for students Flutet (TA) very highly two years learning: Alex of all ages and at differ- commended. 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There is definitely something for cyclists of all ages and abilities in this year’s Maunga Cycle Challenge organised by Te Awa- mutu Rotary Club and Te Awa- mutu Sports Cycling Club. Elite cyclists and those with plenty of power in their tanks will take on the 100km Maunga Open. But at the other end of the cycling ranks, pre-schoolers (and up to 12 years) are eligible for the Bikes ‘n’ Trikes event on Albert Park. Sport Waikato, with the help of trained volunteers from Te Awamutu College, will organise a range of fun activities. All cycling events start and finish at Albert Park. There are great cash prizes and spot prizes donated by the community. CFP The main spot prizes for the THE BOUMAS are just one of many local families who enjoy 30km up to 100km events are a participating in the annual Maunga fun rides. flight for three around Maungatautari and beyond, a behind his bike, while his five- this year and local businesses, luxury night in Rotorua, a bike, year-old and seven-year-old clubs and organisations have watches and many more. daughters biked alongside in the been encouraged to enter a team For the 12km and Bikes ‘n’ Te A’ Cycles 12km Family Fun into this event. Trikes there is a BMX bike to be Ride. The Rowers-Cyclists ‘Battle of won, watches and an amazing ‘‘That to me epitomised what Champions’ Challenge will see array of other prizes. Every the fun day is all about,’’ she teams of elite rowers and cyclists entrant is in with a chance to says. cycle 100km then put in some win one of these impressive This year parafed athletes work on rowing machines, with prizes. have entered the 12km ride. the team having the highest There are also special prizes Entry for an adult and two combined points the winner. such as the best dressed in the children in this event is just $20. Entry forms can be filled in Bikes ‘n’ Trikes, 12km and 30km, Youngsters 13 years and over online on dedicated website the oldest competitor, and the are entitled to join their seniors www.themaungachallenge.co.nz, 100, 200, 300th entrant etc. to ride in the 30km event, but or downloaded and dropped in to Liz Wright says they are under that age require an adult Te A’ Cycles — $5 from each entry promoting the day as something accompanying them or a cycle goes to the Maungatautari Eco- the whole family can get into. club road licence. logical Island Trust Education She says that last year a father The Livingstone 100km Three Centre which is situated at towed his three-year-old son Person Relay will again be held Pukeatua School.

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St Mary’s Diocesan School Principal Lynley Rawston announced the addition of a new Leadership Scholarship to its Scholarship Programme earlier this week.

“Our school encourages students to develop in all aspects, academic, sporting, the arts and in particular to build in conﬁ dence and ability as courageous leaders in society. We are unashamedly proud that 70% of our senior students have taken advantage of opportunities and training in leadership,” Ms Rawston said.

The Leadership Scholarship, aimed to attract young women entering Year 9 who have all round academic ability and excellence in roles either in the community or their school, will provide a fee subsidy for two years as well as offer access to mentors; opportunities to join and assume leadership roles in student organisations at the school, participate in annual service projects and learn more about civic responsibility. Ms Rawston continued “As these students leave St Mary’s towards their future, they will be better prepared to become leaders in the workforce, their community and beyond.”

These days, our young people are sought to volunteer in numerous positions even before they begin their career. Student groups, sports’ associations, community volunteer groups all need ofﬁ ce holders, and people who have skills in encouraging and working with others. “It’s sad to see worthwhile groups going into recess for lack of leadership, at St Mary’s we believe these volunteer roles are vitally important and an ideal place for students to learn and extend life skills essential for their future, no matter what role or occupation they take on. We have a duty to support worthy volunteer organisations and this is one way we can contribute to the community while building our students’ leadership abilities”.

“St Mary’s continues to offer four other scholarships as in the past. Music, Sports, Boarding and Academic awards are also available to Year 9 students.” Competition for these scholarships has always been very high, with selection made by interview or exam. “Applicants need to complete the appropriate form, attend an interview before a selection panel and those applying for the Academic Scholarship will of course need to sit an exam.”

Applications close on Monday 8 November and interviews and the exam will be held at 10 am on Saturday 13 November – parents and family will be shown through the school and are invited to participate in a light lunch at 12 noon. “Scholarship application forms are available from St Mary’s School Ofﬁ ce or by downloading them from our website at www.stmarysstratford.school.nz.” 16 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 17 TA siblings among NZ’s top snowboarders Dakota and Fletcher Craig took to snow sports like ducks to water

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The Craig siblings of Te Awa- mutu are hugely committed to their love of snow boarding — making the long trek to Ohakune every weekend to train. If the weather is bad enough to prevent them getting on the snow, they train in a gym on a trampol- ine. The dedication shown by Dakota (15) and Fletcher (9) paid off big time at the Junior National Snowboarding Championships in Wanaka. Competing in the half pipe, slopestyle, boarder cross and giant slalom, Fletcher gained three silver medals and one bronze. Dakota’s best placing in her same four events was fifth overall and third in New Zealand. In her three other events, she placed ninth overall and fifth in New Zealand. The Craigs are members of the Ruapehu Freestyle snowboarding team and have trained every weekend since June. Dakota is one of two girls in the team and Fletcher is one of the youngest. ‘‘The bigger boys push us along to try new jumps and tricks,’’ says Fletcher. TC021110SP17B Their mother Symone says her HIGH FLYER: Fletcher Craig, winner of three silver and one bronze children’s love of snow boarding medal at junior national snowboarding championships in Wanaka. stemmed from her taking them to SnowPlanet one day as a fun hol- travel to the South Island during motive). iday activity as she used to ski. the season for further training. Fletcher also plays rugby (his ‘‘They got on a pair of skis and Dakota is a former Te Awamutu coach David Fox let him leave the they were like little ducks in water Primary School student, now team early to begin his training at — they took to it instantly. attending Waikato Diocesan School Ruapehu). Dakota is an avid netball ‘‘We then went down to the for girls, while Fletcher currently player for her school but was mountain the following winter and attends Puahue Primary School. unable to play this year due to her got them on snowboards and they This year they have had a range commitment to the snowboarding were away.’’ of sponsors that contributed to team. Mrs Craig says one lesson and getting them to Wanaka — Glenn The Craigs have been invited to they were hooked and haven’t and Jodie Tervit (Fleet Image) Pam Canada (by their coaches, Ryan looked back. and Ken Osborne, HydroFlow Enfield of USA and Andrew Manuel ‘‘My husband and I both took up Christchurch, Pete and Joanne of Canada) to train for a season, TC021110SP17 snowboarding to support the kids.’’ Scheres, Rocky Mountain Chalets which is currently in the planning RUAPEHU freestyle snowboarding team member Dakota Craig. The kids train at Ruapehu and and Craig Sylvester (Total Auto- stages.

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FORMAL Meetings Public Notices For Sale Under $50 ALEXANDRA 7799104AA PUBLIC NOTICE BASE for queen size bed, NOTICES RACING CLUB Sections 31(3) 41(3) never used, $45. Phone Sale of Liquor 871-3802. 6270385AA (Established 1866) Act 1989 BARBECUE, portable, Births Deaths 145th ANNUAL gas, 18" with gas bottle, ROAD CLOSURE Barbara Cutler & $30. Phone 871-3802. LUPTON. ANDREW GENERAL MEETING ANNUAL GENERAL Wayne and Cushla Heather. Patricia Proud- BIKE, five speed, 20", good (nee Claydon) Loved Bet of Trevor MEETING MANGATUTU BRIDGE man, 136 Jervois condition, $48. Phone welcome safe arrival Will be held at the St, Kawhia, Publi- 871-7706. and friend of Jocelyn Tuesday November LETHBRIDGE ROAD of and Derek, Marilyn Clubhouse, Pirongia can has made appli- CLOCKS bits and parts "Zoe Rose" and Les, Peter and Tuesday November 9, 16, 2010 at the Thursday November 4, 2010 available to enthusiasts. cation to the District Phone 872-8166. 3430gms (7lb, 9oz), on Shirley, Bob and Rugby Clubrooms at Approx 9.00am - 1.00pm Licensing Agency at Valerie and families. 2010 - 7.30pm October 27, 2010 at 7.30pm Otorohanga for the COLOURSTEEL roofing, The Club extends a Alternative route via Bayley and Loop Roads two sheets, 5m x 800mm, Auckland Hospital. "A bright shiny lady grant of an On & Off that will always be Secretary: Pursuant to the Tenth Schedule of the Local Government $45. Phone 870-1866. warm welcome to Licence in respect remembered. Will miss Brian Johnson Act 1974, notice is hereby given that, for the purpose of CORNER entertainment local residents or any of the premises you lots Heather." Ph (027) 232-7720 carrying out bridge repairs to Mangatutu Bridge, the unit, $20. Call Alison HARRISON persons interested above road will be closed to ordinary vehicular trafﬁ c situated at 136 Jer- 871-4383. Wilfred Trethewey. in the future of the for the period indicated above. vois Street, Kawhia DRESS mirror, gilt Died at home October and known as Blue framed, 126 x 38cm $30.

traditional Pirongia 7796895AA 25. Private funeral DC CLIBBERY Chook Inn. Phone 870-2522. held October 29 at Boxing Day race CHIEF EXECUTIVE heater, $30. Phone MARTIN-BLUCK. The general nature of FAN Orakau Anglican meeting. 7799111AA 871-6490. Corey and Michelle www.otodc.govt.nz the business conduct- Church, Kihikihi, FOUR Kauri goblets, welcome a baby followed by cremation. M Walter (Hon Sec) ed (or to be conduct- brother for Shia. ROGERS CHARITABLE heart timber, $45. Phone Loved husband of TRUST ed) under the licence 872-8107. "Tai Israel Thorley" Barbara, father of is Inn/Tavern. FREE A-frame double Weighing 4010gms Peter, Ruth and ANNUAL GENERAL The days on which swing, minimum (8lb, 13oz) on October Judith. Father-in-law MEETING TE AWAMUTU HEARING to Liz and Stephen. and the hours during maintenance required. 13, 2010. Many thanks Friday November 12, Phone 871-8903. to Claire Nichols. Dearly loved grandad ASSOCIATION which liquor is (or is 7797019AA 2010, 10.00am HEAVY sliding door, 6 x 3, of seven. ANNUAL GENERAL 477 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu intended to be) sold HENDERSON MEETING to be held in the under the licence are: with runner, $45. Phone Main Offi ce at 871-4429. Shirley May (nee Tapp). Tuesday, Sunday to Sunday On October 29, 2010 Te Awamutu College from 11.00am to mid- HEWLETT Packard, peacefully at Matariki November 23, 2010 TWO DISPLAY AND SALES DAYS printer, scanner, copier, All welcome night. $20. Phone 871-3802. MEREWETHER. Hospital in the 6.30pm Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Katherine (nee Quin) presence of her loving Any enquiries, please 7796824AA The application may SHEEP manure, $6 per and Kyle wish to husband. Aged 73 Pirongia Sports Complex ph 871-4199 ext 802 9.30am - 3.00pm be inspected during bag, $7 delivered. Phone announce with love years. Loved wife and Franklin Street, Pirongia Friday, November 26, 2010 ordinary offi ce hours 871-4887. the arrival of best friend of Ian for 51 Sports Notices at the offi ce of the TENNIS racket, great years. Loved mother of Business includes: 9.30am - 3.00pm "Willow Phoenix" Otorohanga District condition, $45 ono. Phone Sharon and Ross, and Remits to the PNC (027) 613-8920. Born October 22, 2010 Wayne. Loved Come and view telephones with louder volume Council, District Li- Constitution. Black and at River Ridge, grandma of Summer, controls, louder phone ringers and amplifi ers; censing Agency, 17 TOASTER, weighing 3850gm (8lb, Joshua, and We welcome past members Maniapoto Street, Decker, good order, $10. 8oz). A little sister for personal amplifi ers; hearing aid batteries Phone 871-4215. Buchanan. Grateful and are looking forward to Otorohanga. Opal. Grateful thanks thanks to the meeting new members. (10,12 312,675), testers, drying capsules, TV to midwife Jo Coulter 7796975AA APPLICATIONS wonderful staff at Any enquiries phone headsets and cleaning tools . . . . . Any person who is For Sale and grandmother Matariki. FOR 2011 COACHES entitled to object and Marie-Ann Quin. (027) 500-3024 Join our Association to receive A service for Shirley benefi ts of membership! who wishes to object will be held at St Premier Reserve PANASONIC to the grant of appli- 32" television and Andrew’s and below For queries or appointments: 871-3649 cation may, not later MORTLAND. Presbyterian Church, cabinet, silver, excellent To Nick and Beth on WAIPA Please apply in writing than 10 working days condition, $350. Phone 80 Mutu Street, Te EMBROIDERYGUILD October 4, 2010, at Awamutu on or email with relevant after the date of the (021) 902-084. North Shore Hospital, Thursday, November 4 ANNUAL GENERAL fi rst publication of no- a daughter, MEETING Coaching/Management at 11.00am followed by Level and skills to: tice, of the application Grazing "Orla Jenny-Rose" burial at The Pirongia to be held at St Johns’ in a newspaper in ac- Both well. Cemetry. All Ambulance Building Pirongia Netball Club cordance with the Act WANTED 20 round silage communications to 31 Palmer Street, bales, good quality. Te Awamutu on PO Box 34013 or email fi le a notice in writing Phone (027) 292-4889. the Henderson Family, of the objection with WHITE - GIBSON. c/-PO Box 137, Te Tuesday November 16 [email protected] at 7.00pm The Secretary of the Matthew and Amy Awamutu please. — 7796992AA Livestock & Poultry welcome with love Te Awamutu Funeral All welcome Closing date Otorohanga District their son Services FDANZ. November 30, 2010 Licensing Agency, PO ANTIBIOTIC "Jack Matthew" box 11, Otorohanga Church Services Maniapoto Maori Trust Board 3940. REJECT milk wanted. Born October 30, 2010, Sports Notices Phone Farrelly Calf 4380 gms (9lb 8oz). A Maniapoto Education Strategy This is the fi rst publi- Rearing 871-5075 or text big thank you to Move Of God Waitomo Golf & Country Club cation of this notice. (021) 723-048. 7796885AA Frances Good and the Hui-a-Iwi 2010 FERTILE eggs, Orpington Waikato Hospital. Ministries FARMERS TOURNAMENT Wyandotte and Ancona. "HEALING MEETINGS" Are you interested in contributing to the Phone (07) 872-2886. Wednesdays and Thursday, November 4, 2010 educational aspirations of Maniapoto whanau Wanted to Buy In Memoriam Thursdays, or Exchange Pets 8.30pm, at Scout Hall Assemble 9.30am ... 10.00am SHOTGUN start from Early childhood to Tertiary level? EGGLESTONE WANTED all surplus Valentine Richard All Welcome • Entry $20 per player • 9 Holes and Bashers Maniapoto Maori Trust Board invites you all to BLUE Heeler puppies, milk, cash paid on pick purebred, ready now, six

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Request for 2 weeks: TUE & WED 6.10, THU 6.05, FRI 6.10, Two all-time favourites plus SAT 1.10, SUN 11.25 the hit of this season Country birthday bash here Saturday LA BOHEME “If you enjoyed CALENDAR GIRLS, SAT 3.00 you’ll enjoy this heartwarming Te Awamutu tion Birthday Bash clubs, Te Awamutu lunch break and hot L’ELISIR D’AMORE yarn as well.” NZ Herald. Country Variety Club is Extravaganza this week- Country Variety, Hau- drinks. people are also SUN 1.15 MADE IN DAGENHAM M hosting the Waikato end. raki, Fountain City, welcome to bring their TUE 5.45 & 7.55, Country Music Associa- Eight participating Whangamata, Paeroa, own food and LA TRAVIATA Whitianga, Te Aroha refreshments. MON 6.25 WED 10.10, 5.45 & 7.55, and Mt Pirongia, will The waikato Associa- THU 5.40 & 7.50, Thursday, have 30 minutes each on tion is also presenting Live Cinema Event: FRI 10.10, 5.45 & 8.00, stage in this fantastic some special guests SAT 1.35, 5.40 & 7.50, Nov. 11th, 9.45am event. throughout the pro- LES MISERABLES It is a first to have all gramme, including Opens Nov 18 for 3 weeks SUN 11.35, 3.40 & 5.50 Averil these clubs performing Phoenix Awards overall Reserve at Theatre on one bill. winner Rupert King plus “Great ‘tongue-in-cheek’ fun Venue: Te Awamutu Wooding The event takes place a rising star from Whiti- and action make this a full Bible Chapel Athens, Greek Islands at Te Awamutu Bible anga presenting a side- DIGITAL SPECIAL measure of entertainment. Phone Chapel office Chapel this Saturday splitting comedy ‘Tina 3D CINEMA EVENT You can’t help but thoroughly and Turkey from 11am, with a break Turner’ act. 871 8667 “Make sure you don’t watch it on enjoy this one.” Allan. 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