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All other week days, the of the Order of Australia for his service to Chartered Accountants, some 40-plus offices will continue to be open business through the finance sector, and years after leaving New Zealand. from 8am-5pm. to the community as a benefactor to Brother Mark McGovern says: ‘‘Peter The hour of ‘non-customer’ educational and aged-care organisations. was chuffed to have been made a Fellow, time will be used by the Mr McGovern was one of the founding but he was extremely humbled by his AM Council’s customer service team employees of Macquarie Bank, but prefers this week. for training to ensure they are to be recognised for his service to the ‘‘He regarded it not just as a personal completely up-to-date on what’s community, having utilised his business award, but a reward for the efforts of all going on within the organisation. skills to serve numerous boards and the others he was worked with’’. Public boxes will continue to committees. Peter McGovern returns to the Te be accessible in public areas Mr McGovern is a fourth generation Awamutu area, from Sydney, every from 8am-5pm each day to allow member of a well known Te Awamutu couple of months as he has dairy farm rates payments and other family. interests in the Pukeatua area. He always correspondence to be dropped He was schooled at St Patrick’s Prim- makes a point of catching up with old off. Phone calls received before ary and Te Awamutu College before friends and school mates. 9am on Wednesdays will be completing his tertiary education in Over the last 20 years he has organised MOSMAN DAILY PHOTO managed by the after-hours Auckland. several reunions of his old Te Awamutu PETER MCGOVERN has used his business acumen to benefit His parents owned a farm at 103 College Form 6A class from 1960. support team. a wide range of organisations and community groups. Sale, snarlers for cyclists A giant garage sale and College unable sausage sizzle on Saturday will raise funds for Te Awamutu’s four Junior Bike NZ representatives heading overseas to represent their to field First XV country. It will be held at the Te Te Awamutu College no longer has a must be positive and will result in Awamutu Cycling Club garage First XV in the Waikato secondary benefits beyond just the team. at the Velodrome (Te Awamutu schools’ rugby competition. ‘‘Unfortunately at the moment we Stadium off Armstrong Avenue) Coaches John Gibson and Lance Kerr have a group of disappointed young men from 8am. advised College sports director, Keith who have lost a chance to excel in their Bain after training on Thursday night chosen field. Our new NZ that there were insufficient playing num- ‘‘This should concern the whole com- bers to continue to field a team in the munity - rugby followers or not - and we citizens competition, with injuries being a major invite contributions in any way - ideas, There were two Te Awamutu factor. advice or assistance - to see that a First ‘‘We scraped by last year with 35 XV can operate next year. residents and one from Ohaupo players trialling for the First XV. But this ‘‘There are promising players in the among the 11 people presented year with just 25 College rugby players junior teams, but there is a significant with New Zealand Citizenship interested in playing for the team, it gap between them and the First XV. If we certificates at a function earlier hasn’t been enough to field a team.’’ don’t sort out the problems now it could this month at Waipa District The coaches believe there are a vari- be several years before there’s another Council headquarters. ety of reasons for the decline in numbers. First XV. They were: Katerina Albert, ‘‘It’s a combination of injuries, losing ‘‘We need to encourage all rugby Te Awamutu; Terence Knoetze, players to other schools and other codes, players to commit to the College teams, Te Awamutu; Christine Ryder, conflict with players’ school and work we would also like to see the Waikato Ohaupo. commitments, as well as cost. Rugby Union ruling on playing for your ‘‘We also feel that there is a lack of school first enforced by local clubs.’’ Pukeatua vision from the higher levels of the The coaches say they don’t purport to school when it comes to recognising the have all the answers, but they are School 100 benefit of a strong First XV programme. passionate about the game and the There are plans to mark ‘‘Any activity which promotes players in their care. Pukeatua School’s centennial passion and identity within the school Continued page 3. next Easter. See letter page 2 for more details. TC240610CA02 LEFT: Te Awamutu College narrowly lost (25-23) to Fraser High at Waikato Stadium, but were awarded the competition points as Fraser had fielded ineligible players.

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MEDICAL CENTRE To all readers who are past receive registration informa- Pukeatua School 2110 Arapuni stories that you think would be 371 Mahoe Street Pukeatua School students, staff tion as soon as it is available. Road, RD1, Pukeatua or by of interest, please send copies of and parents — it has been 100 The centennial is planned phoning 872 4862. them as well. Te Awamutu 3840 years and next Easter we are for the weekend of April 22-24, All members of the Pukeatua We look forward to hearing 7552418AA having a celebration. 2011. community, past and present, from you and don’t forget to Express your interest now. You can contact us by email are welcome. spread the word to people who Then we can keep you to [email protected] Come celebrate and meet up have moved away. informed of the plans for the or by mailing the school to with old friends. CHRISTINE READER weekend and ensure you Centennial Committee, If you have any old photos or Centennial Committee Liquor outlets don’t make people drink

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Hard work and dedication have place in their category. The juniors support, second in drill and first paid off in district and regional (8-11 years) also received equal in communication which competitions for St John Te Awa- medallions for a fourth aggregate gave them third aggregate place. mutu Cadets. placing. Mrs Smith says the result Thirteen cadets participated in The achievements allowed both reflects the hard work and commit- district competitions (and four as teams to compete in the regional ment that the cadets and their patients) at Rotorua. competitions in Taupo, again in a leaders have to St John Youth. They took part in a variety of variety of scenarios. ‘‘They have a drive to learn new scenarios such as first aid, The junior team took top place skills while increasing their know- caregivers, basic life support drill in first aid scenario, first in ledge base. They are enjoying the 7551209AA and communication. caregivers, second in basic life hands-on approach, participating Youth manager Helen Smith support, and second in the fun test, in regular scenarios, while says all of the cadets enjoyed the giving them a medallion for first completing badge work. The aim is opportunity to gain experience at aggregate place. to give them confidence in their competition level, gain confidence The junior team also won first abilities, lifetime skills and an in their abilities and professionally place for their recycled creation - a opportunity to give back to the show off their skills. Te Awamutu Youth Westpac heli- community. ‘‘They gave 100% and in return copter made from cardboard and ‘‘The support of the local area gained enormously from the an umbrella. They even included a committee also helps our cadets experience.‘‘ winch for patient retrieval and achieve great results.’’ The senior team (13 years+) helmets for the pilots. Anyone interested in joining took out a number of placings The senior team was third in the the cadets (6-18 years) should visit which resulted in them winning first aid scenario, first in St John on Wednesday nights (6pm medallions for third aggregate caregivers, second in basic life -7.30pm) or phone 0800 STJOHN.

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From page 1. sad day for Te Awamutu those players gone? ‘‘The physical and College rugby and he had ‘‘With over 1200 kids WANTED: ONE LARGE FAMILY personal development of tears in his eyes when he at the College you’d some of the boys we have sent an email advising think there were plenty • An attractive lifestyle property on town fringe Auction: 16 July 2010 coached over the last two the Waikato secondary wanting to play for their • 2.183 ha, gently rolling with an idyllic rural years has been remark- schools’ rugby commit- top rugby team.’’ 1.30pm able and it saddens us tee of the First XV’s The College still has ambience at the that we cannot contri- demise. four rugby teams playing • Generous family home with 4+ bedrooms Te Awamutu bute further to that. 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Kawhia’s coastal environment, got together with Mrs O’Carroll, who is Environment Waikato and the Otorohanga District a residential salesperson Council to see what could be done to prevent any at LJ Hooker Te Awa- further damage. mutu, has collected two The result was a public meeting that was attended awards recently. by over 100 community members. There was wide- She claimed the spread support from all parts of the community for award for Top Business forming a Beachcare group, with over a third of the Growth at LJ Hooker’s attendants signing up to be part of Kawhia Beachcare. 2010 New Zealand Beachcare groups are community based groups Awards, held recently at that restore degraded dunes on Waikato’s beaches by the Rendezvous Hotel in planting native dune plants, controlling pests and Auckland. managing access ways. The award is based on The Waikato Beachcare programme has 17 groups achieving at least a 15% currently operating in the Waikato region, with increase in gross com- Kawhia being the newest addition. mission in the 12 months The Kawhia group aims to return native dune to April 30 compared plant species along the whole of Kawhia’s ocean with the same period last beach, and will begin this Saturday by planting up a year. degraded area near the harbour entrance. Mrs O’Carroll basic- As Beachcare’s Sam Stephens explains, the native ally doubled her business dune plants not only restore the natural look of the over the year — a stun- area, but also have important functions critical to the ning result in a period health of the coastal environment. which was hit by one of ‘‘The native dune plants spinnifex and pingao not the worst recessions the only trap wind blown sand building dune height, but country has seen. also grow towards the sea allowing the dunes to “I attribute this award recover following erosion. to my having local know- ‘‘Only 10% of our native dune vegetation remains ledge, and commitment TC240610CT01 today due to the impact of pedestrians, vehicles, and to customer service LAUREN O’CARROLL with her two awards at a Downes Street property sold by her, with the team from pests. It is important to restore vegetation to these which is valued by LJ Hooker which she credits for helping her achieve success. areas.’’ vendors and buyers,” Volunteers will be meeting at the Tainui-Kawhia Mrs O’Carroll says. achieve the best outcome the Year awards covering Ken Hagan, franchise fully to her clients and Forest headquarters on Ocean Beach Road (on the left “Having such a sup- for every vendor. the Waikato, Bay of owner of LJ Hooker Te goes out of her way to before heading into the forest) at 9am and car-pooling portive team working ‘‘To be recognised as a Plenty and Gisborne Awamutu, says the com- make the process of buy- to the planting site through the forestry roads. with me is also a contri- top salesperson in New districts, Mrs O’Carroll pany keeps getting ing or selling very easy Alternatively volunteers can meet the group at the buting factor.” Zealand from among was one of four top reports back from people by keeping everyone dune planting site near the harbour entrance. 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TC240610DT01 GUITAR HEROES: Te Awamutu College Guitar Ensemble (from left) Callum McCluskey, David Wilson, Wairehu Grant, Liam Mackintosh, Reece Anderson, Ben Scott, Jed Simson and tutor Cameron Olsen, plus Kam Chadderton (absent from photo) Email a McScam recorded an album this year which is to be launched Sunday.

McDonald’s New Zealand has received a number of An album launch with a dif- from West Coast Jazz to Irish that we have available in the 5, Pink Panther, Vikingman, calls from concerned members of the public about a ference takes place at the traditional to Gypsy and Spanish community,’’ says Mr Olsen. Diablo Rojo, Morrisons Jig, Irish fraudulent customer satisfaction survey purporting Redoubt Bar and Eatery this influenced music. ‘‘The technical and Washerwoman. to be from McDonald’s, which offers participants the Sunday — all the musicians are Mr Olsen says the ensemble musicianship skills displayed by It was recorded and engin- chance to win Honda CR-Vs or $100 petrol cards. Te Awamutu College students. has been up-and-running for five these students is really very eered by Scott Seabright, After asking a number of questions relating to The CD is the work of the years and the idea of the CD is to high.’’ arranged by the Guitar McDonald’s products and service, the survey goes on Guitar Ensemble, a group of year capture the sound of the group to Mr Olsen is relocating to live Ensemble and mixed by Mr to ask participants for their credit card details. 10 to year 13 students, Callum show where we have got to in and work in France next month Olsen. Graphic design is by McDonald’s advises that it is not the source of, or McCluskey, Kam Chadderton, this time. and in July this year believes he Wairehu Grant affiliated with this survey in any way. Anyone who Jed Simson, David Wilson, Liam He says it is also a benchmark will struggle to get this many The album launch takes place receives it should disregard it and delete it. Mackintosh, Wairehu Grant, as the group changes each year good players working together as at the Redoubt Bar and Eatery The source of the email is unknown. McDonald’s Ben Scott and Reece Anderson, and as new musicians move a group for some time. this Sunday at 3pm and will also only uses reputable research companies and would under the tutorship of former through the system. The album was recorded at Te feature special guests. never request bank or credit card details on any student Cameron Olsen. ‘‘I am very happy with the Awamutu College over four days For a preview check YouTube occasion. Their repertoire is an acous- recording and I think it show in March and features features by searching Te Awamutu col- WINTERThe hoax email has been reported to authorities. tic formatSTOCK with styles ranging cases the incredible LIQUIDATION pool of talent eight tracks: Bossa Dorado, Take lege guitar ensemble.

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Response to Phantom Kickboxing’s beginner classes has been so overwhelming, a special women’s only class has been instigated. ‘‘Often, some women feel Our Business intimidated training alongside andagainstmen,sothisnightwill give women the opportunity of training in a class just for them,’’ Is Your Business... says Phantom Kickboxing chief coach, Rick Dobson. The Monday night Kick Chick’s class will be instructed by Maurice O’Connor, who has been • Do you own a business? taking beginners classes at the club for the past nine months. He is a second degree Blackbelt • Looking to Sell your business? under the World Association of Kickboxing Organisations (WAKO). • Interested in investing in a business? O’Connor trained and competed in traditional karate (Shotokan ) for some years prior to taking up kickboxing in 2003 In conjunction with the with Phantom Kickboxing. He is the New Zealand WAKO Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce chief of referees/judges for the sport, was the Waipa Networks Edmonds Judd is proud to provide a seminar to referee/umpire of the year three our business community. years running, and received a 2009 Pride of Te Awamutu Award TC240610SP13 for service to sport. COACH Maurice O’Connor with Casey Cook, who has combined He has just been selected to diet changes and training in kickboxing to lose over 35kgs in the When: Wednesday 30th June 2010 from 2.30pm represent New Zealand in Serbia past nine months. as a referee at the World Cham- pionships. will get fit and are able to lose The first night’s training (on Where: Burchell Pavillion Women attending the sessions, weight. Monday, June 28) is free. which will start at 6.30pm each Belt grading will be available ‘‘But if anyone misses the first Monday, will be taught the sport every three months for those night, the class is ongoing with of kickboxing. interested in pursuing new people welcomed in at any Please RSVP to Rachel Blake They will be able to see how the qualifications. time,’’ Dobson says. sport operates and, if they wish, O’Connor will be assisted at ‘‘Anyone interested can call at [email protected] how they can compete. times by female instructors, some into the gym Monday, Tuesday or They will learn how the sport of whom are already blackbelts or Thursday evenings, or ring me for 7550187AA or leave a message on 871 8125 as bookings are essential. can be used as a self defence. They are training for that goal. further details on 0272 552 522.’’ Residents invited to early viewing 7546723AA of new centre at Lake Karapiro

Waipa’s latest asset will be their facility before activities for Centre staff will offer guided back in the spotlight early next the world rowing championship tours and a number of groups who month as locals are invited to tour ramped up and access to the site regularly use the lake will be the newly opened Lake Karapiro became more difficult. helping to create a fun afternoon events and community centre. The centre was officially of activities, she says. Waipa District Council has opened by the Governor-General “It’s a low-key, fun opportunity invited all Waipa residents to tour the Hon. Sir Anand Satyanand on for people to visit the centre and the Don Rowlands Centre and June 1. appreciate what an asset the dis- wander the revitalised Mighty “The new facility has been trict has, not just with the centre River Domain on the afternoon of described as a ‘jewel in Waipa’s but with the whole Mighty River Saturday, July 3. crown’ and that’s absolutely Domain.” Posters urging people to “see it right,” Ms Stolwyk says. The centre will be open on before the world does” have gone “We’re getting huge interest Saturday, July 3 from 1pm-3pm up around the district. from groups interested in hiring with parking off Maungatautari Site manager Liz Stolwyk says the centre so now’s a good chance Road. the intention was to give locals a for people to have a look Email enquiries should go to chance to “have a good look” at through.” [email protected]. Jean’s 90th family fun

Five generations of Jean Gibson’s family were present at her 90th birthday celebrations recently. Mrs Gibson has lived in Te Awamutu for 70 years. After her marriage in 1939 she moved into her home with (late) husband Norman, and she still lives in the same house. CAPTION Mrs Gibson is proud of her JEAN GIBSON, with daughter Coral Townley, great-grandson Craig four grandchildren, 11 grand- Farmilo, great-great-granddaughter Olivia Farmilo and grand- children, 26 great-grandchildren daughter Margaret Farmilo. and one great-great-grandchild. Thinking of selling your business?

A free seminar on ‘Preparing your business for from 2:30pm. sale’ is being offered by the Chamber of Commerce ‘‘The team of experts hosting the seminar will this month. take attendees through an example business sale to Legal experts Edmonds Judd solicitors will be explain the concepts of their discussion, with offering advice on what actions owners can take to comprehensive information packs available,’’ says prepare your business for sale to maximise the Chamber CEO, Rachel Blake. appeal of the business, speed ease of sale and avoid ‘‘Anyone thinking of selling their business in the pitfalls. Local accountancy firm Gyde Wansbone next 12 months should not miss this opportunity.’’ will also be providing information on the financial Bookings are essential — contact Rachel Blake information you need to prepare and how to on [email protected] or leave a mess- maximise return on your sale. age on 871 8125. The seminar takes place on Wednesday 30 June, For more details see advertisement 12. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 9 7549764AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 Vote for your favourite business Farm field day Organisers of the Waipa Net- CEO Rachel Blake. get the business that’s won your of Commerce. on hydrology, works Business Awards want “But we want to make it even custom some public recogni- Everyone is welcome to you to tell them who is the best easier for people to tell us who tion. nominate their preferred busi- business in town. should win.” It might be for their great ness, but only one vote per Voting is now open for the The more nominations a customer service, quality pro- person is accepted. sustainability ‘Customer Choice’ category of business receives, the more ducts, going that extra mile to You can vote at the 2010 Waipa Business chance it has of being selected help you or simply for that www.waipabusinessawards.co- Awards, where all customers as a finalist for the award. friendly greeting. .nz or send a text to WAIPA, vote for their favourite busi- A shortlist of businesses Businesses nominated by then a space, then the name of ness. with the most nominations will the public will get the chance to your chosen business (and For the first time, voting is then go on to the final round. win the Customer Choice town) to 8121. Please ask per- by text and online. A panel of judges will visit Award at the prestigious Waipa mission from the bill payer “We are always inundated the business to complete the Networks Business Excellence before voting and please text with votes for this category,” final judging. Awards, organised by Te Awa- carefully. Each text vote costs says Chamber of Commerce This is your opportunity to mutu and Cambridge Chamber 20c. Reduce the risk by turning on your headlights

Headlights on — all the time! Inspector Leo Tooman, Wai- tive, and we need to get into the a crash are reduced sig- That message will be scream- kato Road Policing Manager, habit quickly,” he says. nificantly.” ing at motorists from billboards, says the most effective way “Winter has arrived late this This phase of the campaign radios and newspapers across drivers can reduce the risk of year but the fog and visibility encourages cyclists and motor- the Waikato region as the road crashing this winter is to turn issues are now upon us. If you cyclists to further improve their safety campaign ‘Reduce the their lights on and be seen. make sure other motorists can visibility by using lights and Risk’ enters its winter phase. “It’s so simple but so effec- see you, your chances of having wearing reflective clothing.

TC240610SP10A TE PAHU Stream which will form part of the farm field day.

A field day at Te Pahu next Tuesday will have a focus on farm hydrology and sustainable dairying. The day, which the public are welcome to attend, is facilitated by Te Pahu farm discussion group and the Te Pahu LandCare Group. It will provide opportunities to talk directly with scientists from NIWA on issues related to farm hydrology and sustainable dairying. There will also be a chance to explore the local stream and learn how to monitor water quality. Optional afternoon extras are electric fishing and visual soil assessment. The event starts at 10am and is expected to run through to about 1.30pm. It is being held on Sam Fear and Linda Evens’ Limeworks Loop Road farm (at the Te Pahu village end of Limeworks Loop Road, supply number OCC270). The event has sponsorship from the Vet Centre (Te Awamutu) and Ballance Agri Nutrients. Facilitators are Greg Buhler (DairyNZ) and Nardene Berry (NZ Landcare Trust). Presenters include Bob Wilcock and Lucy McKergow (NIWA), Bala Tikkisetty (EW), Anne Lightfoot (Whaingaroa Environment Centre), Britta Deichmann or Mahuru Robb (Kessels and Associates). Bob Wilcock is a Principal Scientist at NIWA and for 15 years has worked closely with the dairy industry. He currently manages the ‘Best Practice Catchments for Sustainable Dairying’ project in five catchments throughout New Zealand. Mr Wilcock was a Ballance Farm Environment Awards judge for four years. Register attebdance by email to [email protected] or phone 859 3725. More moisture, less heat

Winter continued to assert its presence over the past week, report Courier weather watchers. Pirongia topped the rainfall statistics with 68mm, followed by Pokuru and Pukeatua on 63, Ngahinapouri on 54, Te Awamutu on 53 and Kihikihi on 50. Lowest minimum temperature of 0 was shared by Pirongia and Pokuru.

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BY COLIN THORSEN standing event. Contestants from Rotovegas, Super Rod Jeffries had big shoes to fill City, Counties, Te Aroha, Gisborne taking over the reins as Te Awamutu and Hamilton ensured that the 16 well Sports boxing coach from the hugely matched fights would have the successful Don Whalley. spectators on the edge of their seats. For the past four years Jeffries has Caleb Magee kicked the tourna- served his apprenticeship as assistant ment off with a spirited effort against coach at one of the top clubs in the David Faatapi from the Rotovegas country. gym. Although Magee never stopped He had his first coaching assign- coming forward, it was not enough to ment in charge when Te Awamutu convince the judges of his efforts. hosted its annual tournament at Te He fought again later in the evening Awamutu Sports Club last week. against Levi Pederson from Rotovegas It was business as usual for and was able to turn the tables in his Waikato’s top club, recording five second bout with the decision going wins from seven bouts. his way. Chris Graham reports that from the Sean Farrelly, one of three brothers outset it was clear that this year’s in the tournament, recovered from a tournament would be another out- slow start to win the second round,

PS|STUDIO DPI / PAUL SHIPPER IMAGE SPORTS boxer Kyrhowe Onehi lands a left in his winning bout against Giovani Rampling.

only to be stopped by the referee Rampling (Super City). cleaner shots. for a blood nose when getting the Luke Jeffries took the ring Local girl Topsy Wallace, fight- better of Levi Pedersen from against Rakaia Warren from ing under the Gisborne banner, Rotovegas. Rotovegas, an experienced oppon- was beaten by arch-rival Eske Dylan Farrelly gave away six ent with a high level of fitness and Dost of Hamilton in an exhibition kilos to Manu Whanaki but he ability. bout. proved that size is no match for Both boys fought with passion Sheldon Whalley also fought in speed winning the bout. and skill with Rakaia gaining the an exhibition bout against Callum Farrelly fought Niko decision. Dreadyn Norman. Nichleson from the Wakatoo gym Older brother Tyler Jeffries The 14-year-old Whalley was in a contest that could have gone had the honour of featuring in the the more experienced of the two either way. final bout of the night against fighters but gave away six years Both boys gave every ounce of Leyland Pakinga of Te Aroha. to his 20 year opponent in what energy they had, with Farrelly Graham says both boys fought Graham describes as ‘‘an excel- producing the cleaner shots to a technical fight, with their excel- lent exhibition of how the game win over an opponent that never lent display of counter boxing and should be played.’’ stopped coming forward. evasive endeavours making Te Awamutu Sports boxing DLP DIGITAL / DAVE LASHLIE IMAGE Kyrhowe Onehi kept Te points hard to score. thanks all their sponsors for help- IN THE CORNER: Boxer Callum Farrelly gets words of advice from coach Awamutu’s winning sequence It was Jeffries who came ing make the tournament such a Rod Jeffries (crouching) and fellow fighter Tyson Whalley. going with victory over Giovani through on the day, scoring the success.

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Te Awamutu BIRD CLUB 53rd ANNUAL This SHOW & SALE Saturday and Sunday PET CARE 7550041AA BIRDSEED - BULK AND LOOSE DOGFOOD, CATFOOD, Polly wants a crack at FISHFOOD, PET TOYS AND ACCESSORIES. prizemoney and trophy e Awamutu College Hall will be a riot of colour and noise this weekend for the Waikato Area ... a great place to T Show and Sale, which incorporates the Te Awamutu Bird Club’s 53rd Annual Show. shop and SAVE! As an added bonus it also features the a section for the North Island Glocester Canary Show. Murray Shaw For the first time for 15 years Te Awamutu Bird Ph/fax 870 1218 Club is staging the waikato event alone. 170/5 George St, Te Awamutu 7550486AA The show features over 700 entries from exhibitors from all over New Zealand. Members of the public will get a chance to see the wide array of birds on show in the 15 different

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For further Te Awamutu details contact: 81 Rewi St. College Hall Ian MacPherson (07) 871 7510 Ph 870 1090 Saturday June 26th 12.30-4.30pm (Te Awamutu) 7550068AA Sunday June 27th 9am-1.00pm Athol Fenton Z OPEN 7 days (07) 873 6969 Reptile Admission: $2 per adult, $1 per child, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Ray de Vries Sat 9am-4pm, $5 per family - under 5’s free Refreshments Available (07) 871 1566 Pet Supplies Sun 10am-2pm TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 15 Pirongia score four Willing battles feature Marist too slick to down Ohaupo of premier netball for Fraser Tech Pirongia A continued their winning form with a Te Awamutu Marist defeated Fraser Tech 29-9 in 32-0 win over Ohaupo. their Waikato second division rugby clash in Hamil- Playing in front of a loyal home crowd PGG The first games of the championship defensive effort, forcing errors by the ton on Saturday. Wrightson sponsored Pirongia did not disappoint round in premier grade netball resulted students and the shooters had plenty of Carl Henderson reports that Murray Gane Plumb- their supporters. in some competitive battles and the possession which they finished off well. ing Marist always looked to be in control of the game, Pirongia ran in four tries to earn themselves a scorelines did not always reflect how The Phoenix-Fraser Tech match was but took a while to get on top. bonus point. close the teams were. also a close battle, with Fraser Tech They opened the scoring with a penalty after three Tries went to David Grey, Peta Taukiri and Top seed Kawau Tigers only coming out on top 47-40. Phoenix won minutes only to have Tech reply in kind almost Richard Parson whose two-try performance in the managed a 10 goal victory over the the first quarter 11-10, but Fraser Tech immediately. back line earned him the player of the day award. eighth seed Shiloh Rua. stole the lead to be ahead 23-20 at Marist were looking to play an expansive game Taukiri added two penalties and converted two Tigers stormed out to a 22-10 lead at halftime. getting the ball to their fast wingers as much as tries. the end of the first quarter and looked The third quarter belonged to Fraser possible to overcome Tech’s rush defence. Pirongia’s impressive backline and defence kept like they were going to take an easy Tech and they took a decisive six goal It took until late in the first half before Marist’s the visiting side to scoreless line. The game was victory. lead into the final quarter. number eight and captain Mark Kahura crashed over played in good spirits. Shiloh were competitive in the next The game between RSN Morgan for the first try. Pirongia will look to continue their fine form on three quarters, winning the second Builders and COGs 1 turned into a Marist took total control early in the second half, Saturdayagainst Matangi/Hillcrest in Matangi at 14-12, losing the third 10-9 and drawing battle of two halves. RSN were deter- with halfback Anthony Kahura showing his strength 2.40pm. the fourth 10 all. Tigers were happy mined to make amends for their loss the to run through several defenders after a scrum move FIL Sponsored Pirongia B performed equally as with their 57-47 scoreline. week before and were boosted with to score the next try. well with a final scoreline of 31 -5 against Ohaupo. Bailey Ingham also had a 10 goal Sommer Gisborne back in the lineup. Replacement winger Norman Lima scored the next victory against Te Awamutu College COGs managed to have their nose in two tries, displaying good speed and footwork. Senior A, but the score didn’t reflect front at the end of the first quarter 11-9 The forwards dominated their opposition for most how close the game really was. and also at half time 22-19. As COGs of the game and the back, while frustrated by the Tech Pirongia under 19s The first three quarters were evenly started to pull away in the third defence at times, scored some good tries. contested with Bailey ahead 11-10, then quarter, RSN muscled up keeping the Redoubt Bar and Eatery player of the day award remain unnbeaten College ahead at halftime 22-19 and scoreline within their reach at 39-30. went to Anthony Kahura. Bailey back in front 34-32 going into the COGs kept the pace of the game up and Lock Matt Bradley had a good game stealing a lot of final quarter. Bailey really lifted their built on their lead taking the win 55-41 opposition ball, while first five Scott Sands made Top of the table CRV Ambreed Pirongia under some telling breaks and kicked a penalty and three 19s defeated Leamington 23-14 on Saturday. conversions. Leamington began the game strongly, pinning Marist play a top of the table clash at home this Pirongia in their own half and scoring first. Waikato U21s push South Africa week against Hamilton Marist. Hayden Gamble struck back for Pirongia with a 60 metre runaway try, which was converted by The Waikato Under 21 netball team After a slow start, Waikato were Travis Cook to level the scores. are on track for another strong perform- down five at the first break, but won the Sports’ soccer success Two more penalties by Cook pushed Pirongia out ance at their national tournament in second and third quarters, to level at to a 13-7 lead. two weeks, says their coach. 35-all with 15 minutes to go. TA Sports Soccer defeated Eastern City 2-0 at Hillcrest Leamington came back to score their second try. Rebecca Gabel’s side, who were But the South Africans added experi- Park on Saturday. Pirongia’s forwards dominated in the second beaten finalists in the tournament last ence and found another gear in the final Left back Aaron Mills scored early in the second spell, reflected in tries to both props, Shayne Bell year, were narrowly beaten 48-41 by the quarter to avoid an upset. half with a superb strike from 30 metres out. and Ethan Henare. South African national side at Te The support from the crowd was Scott Ward latched onto a through ball Leamington notched their third try late in game Awamutu Events Centre on Saturday impressive, especially when local girl and rounded the keeper to secure the win for the de to close the margin to nine points. night. Chyna Hohepa took the court. 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Te Awamutu Womens Golf (2), A Cruickshank, I Hill, G Joy Earwaker was runner up mother/daughter combination of Buckley, M Bouwman, H Hale, R on 73, followed by Raewyn Ensor FOR ADOPTION AT Joy Earwaker and Sharon MacGilloway. and Barbara O’Regan on 74, Mar- Meddings were the best Jackpot: F Smith. garet Johnson on 75, Raewyn performed Waikato Association Skinner winners: R Quirk, J Coleman on 76, Rewa Hawira, entry in the Nancy McCormick Bunce, L Common, D Retemeyer. June Gillespie and Angela National Foursomes. Barbara O’Regan headed the Thomson on 77, Zoe Hunter on 78 And fellow club member Jan silver LGU last week with 74 nett, and Jennifer Bisley on 79. Mandeno won the Coronation while Joy Earwaker won the Noeline Hollard had an Medal, a Waikato Association bronze I with 73 and Carol impressive 25 points to win the Event played on home courses. MacFarlane the bronze II with 72. nine hole division scramble, Julie Stevanon won the Robyn Norris leads the silver ahead of Carol Martin-Page on 18 women’s section of the open division stroke play champion- and Sally Minoprio on 15. midweek tournament last week ship after two of three rounds on Graeme Buckley was best of with 33 stableford points. 173. the vets last Thursday with 37 WEEKEND Marco Bouwman won the She is followed by Sylvia points, followed by Gerald Lane VOLUNTEERS men’s gross with 73 in the same Gooch on 182. on 36, Herman Oosterman and tournament, which attracted 48 Barbara O’Regan leads the sil- Mike Claydon on 35, Colin Moore, Lovely dogs,dogs, cats, cats, puppies puppies and and URGENTLY starters. ver division II on 186, followed by Jim Lambeth and Lou Marty on 34 WANTED The nett went to Peter Booth June Gillespie on 188. and Dave Herlihy on 33. kittens needneed a seconda second chance chance at life at life on 68, followed by Rick Quirk and Jane Stokes heads the bronze I Rodger Corkill collected the Kel Evans on 69, and Steve Kim on 195 from Margaret Johnson on Scotty Dog Trophy. Open Sunday 1pm-4pm, for information ph: Dianne 021 463 543 and Vic Roberts on 71. 197. Last weekend’s events were 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu Ryan MacGilloway’s 39 points Sue Gower leads the bronze II severely hampered by wet 7549726AA saw him claim the stableford, division on 211, from Colleen Kerr weather, but Saturday’s women’s ahead of Les Dunn on 37, Ross on 218. scramble went to Jane Stokes on Signal and Mike Claydon on 36 Carol MacFarlane won the 72 nett, ahead of Gwenda Meeke and Fraser Smith on 34. strokeplay scramble with a nett and Alma Goodwin on 73 and Min Twos pool: B Lambess, F Smith 73. Nolan on 74. Hancock scoops Pirongia prizes Electrical Contractors 100% NZ owned Pukekohe’s Val Hancock had a the annual event. est to pin; J Dunn. field day scooping the ladies’ The Cale Golf Trip raffle for Intermediate men, 14-20: S prizes in the Pirongia Golf Club one night’s accommodation at a Clarke 70 net, C Coles 37 Providing services in: mixed open tournament. Scenic Circle Hotel and golf for stableford, M Williams, R Taylor • Underground Cabling Hancock produced the best two at a course of choice any- 37, R Shaw 36. ladies’ round of 86 off-the-stick, where in New Zealand had to be Junior men, 21 plus: J Arden 66 • Subdivision Reticulation along with winning the longest drawn three times after club net, R Jolly 39 stableford, R • Industrial/Commercial Installation and Maintenance Services drive and closest to the pin com- stalwart Charlie Coles generously Goodhew, R Parsons 38, C petition. gifted it back after he was drawn Griffiths, D Lamb 37; longest • Lighting Design and Installation The men’s senior gross was as the winner not once, but twice. drive: C Griffiths; closest to pin: R • Power Supplies for New Buildings won by host club member Gus The redraw saw Kevin Nickson Jolly. MacIntyre with 76 gross. the lucky winner. Ladies: Val Hancock 86 gross, • No Obligation Quotes, Site Meetings Within 5 Working Days With rain forecast, a smaller Senior men, 0-13: G MacIntyre Cindy Dearing 74 net, Georgina • Depots Throughout the North Island than usual field of 58 golfers, 76 gross, A Parsons 69 net, J McKnight 34 stableford; longest 7382477AA representing 10 clubs from North Staples 39 stableford, D Sanders drive and closest to pin: Val Shore to Pio Pio-Aria, teed off in 38; longest drive: A Parsons; clos- Hancock. Contact us on 07 889 0582 Parsons 76 strikes Lawrence leads way silver at Pirongia for ladies at SA ASB TE AWAMUTU SPORTS

Bev Parsons won the silver LGU at Pirongia Sherril Lawrence shared by by Barbara WHAT’S ON Ladies Golf Club on Tuesday with a 76 nett. won the stableford Dench and Sharon Hay- The bronze II division was won by Chris Ward on scramble at Stewart cock on 31 points. 76, while the bronze II went to Mary Wealleans on Alexander Ladies Golf Joc Jeffries, Helen WAIKATO RUGBY PREMIER TOP 8 CHAMPIONSHIP 79. last week with 34 points, Baynes and Sylvia Brain SATURDAY 26th JUNE The scramble on nett saw Bev Parson’s 76 take by lot from Cheryl were next on 30, Maggie top spot in division I, followed by Jillian Reakes on Forster. Bouma, Beth Walker and SENIOR A VS HAMILTON OB – FRED JONES, 2.40pm 78, Erena Neilson on 79, Kam Sanders on 79. Angie Way was two Elaine Troutbeck on 29. SENIOR B VS HAMILTON OB – FRED JONES, 1.00pm Chris Ward won division II with 76, ahead of points back in third The only two was U85Kg VS HAUTAPU – CAMB NO.2, 1.00pm Jackie van der Stap on 77, Mary Wealleans 79 and place. scored by Elaine ALBERT PARK Shirley Kewish 79. Fourth place was Troutbeck. DIVISION 2 STAGS VS TE AKAU - NO.2, 2.40pm Soccer third Xl score 5-1 win over Wanderers The Honda Shop U21 VS TE RAPA - NO.2, 1.00pm WAIKATO PREMIER RUGBY LEAGUE Te Awamutu Soccer Club third Resolute defence from goal- corner saw Nick Sicklemore score team defeated Wanderers 5-1 in an keeper Kevin Buckle, Lee his second in two weeks. TE AWAMUTU SPORTS VS HAM CITY TIGERS – RH, 2.30pm away game on Saturday. Broderick, Nick Sicklemore, Steve Joe Turner was rewarded early TE AWAMUTU SPORTS RESERVES VS HAM HORNETS - RH, 1.00pm Te Awamutu went 1-0 up early Hughes and John Connor meant in the second half from another on — Dave Ireland slotting a more chances for the Te Awamutu corner. The final goal saw Mallett WAIKATO MENS FOOTBALL E GRADE penalty for his 15th goal of the forwards. capitalise on some poor Hamilton DE LAUTOUR TE AWAMUTU SPORTS VS MATAMATA - TA COLLEGE, 2.45pm season after Lee Mallett was Danny Eaton scored with an defence, lobbing the keeper. tripped in the box. excellent first time shot from out- Players of the day were Joe repelled everything that came side the box. Turner, Danny Eaton and Richard his way. Te Awamutu’s third goal from a Wilkins. 7532305AA Cruisers 3 DAYDAY SPECIALS SPECIALS 7532299AA 10pk $14.99 24th, 25th, 26th JUNE LIMIT 2 ITEMS 12pk $20.00 Waikato Swappa Smirnoff Fresh Choice Complex - Jacobs St. Ph 870 6211 1L Grants, $32.99 Specials valid until July 4th Early Times, Highland Pride 1tr Famous Grouse Or while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 1L $35.99 VISIT THE STORE FOR MORE SPECIALS $34.99 EA $33.99

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Te Awamutu Funeral Services Meetings 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU Pirongia Te Aroaro o Alexandra House Catering KahuRestorationSociety & all Monumental Needs ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Offi ce, Chapel and Reception Lounge Thursday, July 8, 2010 For compassionate and caring service call At Pirongia School Activity Centre Garth & Lynette Williams 100 Beechey Street, Pirongia

6975447AA Commencing at 7.30pm Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft Guest Speaker: Darren Le Roux - Native Bats Member of Griefcare and FDANZ All Welcome PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS Contact: Clare St Pierre 871-9133 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 19 Public Notices Stock Auctions Livestock & Poultry ALCOHOLICS SPEED ANTIBIOTIC REDUCING MAORI OBESITY ANONYMOUS DATING ALLIED FARMERS REJECT milk wanted. If you want to Phone Farrelly Calf drink that’s FUN NIGHT for guys Rearing 871-5075 or text 2010 (021) 723-048. Te Mana Wananga provides Training for Trainers in the Social Services, your business and ladies Whanau Maori sector and is currently sponsored under HEHA Maori IF YOU WANT Thursday July 1 7.00pm Central North Island Combined Beef Breeders Soc. Inc. CALF MILK Communities Actions and Project to provide a FREE course for whanau TO STOP, Enquiries/bookings to 5th Annual All Breeds THAT’S OURS (021) 292-5210. ALL surplus wanted. Maori and Maori service providers who are interested in gaining skills Pedigree Beef Bull Phone Deb Kirkham toward wellness with the concept Mana Whanau - Be your own tohunga. Phone 871-4072 or 870-3463 SALE 871-4815 or (027) 490-1007. PEKIN Bantam, Cockerel

The key facilitator with the support from a team of health specialists, walked 7551778AA the journey and lost 44kg in two years to regain her health. To be held at the Frankton Sale Yards - Hamilton and two pullets, great pets or garden The course aims to reduce obesity, improve nutrition and increase physical Thursday July 1, 2010 ornaments. Phone activity with a balance of tikanga Maori. Guest speakers will include Dr Rose PUBLIC ORGAN Comprising: 871-6534. Pere, Moewai Aterea, Blaine Rakena, Wayne Paranihi, with others still to be RECITAL 23 - Top Quality Beef Bulls SEVEN red shavers, two pullets, three bantams, confi rmed. Saturday June 26 4.00pm 16 - Angus 7 - Simmental $70 the lot. Phone (027) 666-2227. The course shares practical, great, economical and harmless menus. St Johns Anglican Church All bulls are TB tested, BVD tested and vaccinated Understanding foods. Physical activities that suit you and your whanau. ■■■■■ Dr Ron Newton Light lunch provided PHOTOGRAPHS from articles Impressing the mind with different thinking tools. How to overcome stuck throughout the paper can be Organist and Organ Builder ordered at our office, Te places. showcases the versatility and magnifi cence For catalogues or further information contact: Awamutu Courier, 336 Alexandra Street. Phone of our renovated organ Brent Bougen - Allied Farmers (07) 848-2544 871-5151. This kaupapa works with the holistic self, Hinengaro, Tinana, Wairua, Ngakau ■■■■■ – Aria. Seven classes spread over seven weeks. Three hours per class. Every & or (027) 210-4698 Tuesday, starting from July 20, 2010. A choice of morning or evening classes. Alice Gower - Soprano Bruce Orr - PGG Wrightson (07) 573-5599 Wanted to Buy ‘I Know that my Redeemer Liveth’ Venue Te Rauawaawa, Hamilton. or (027) 592-2121 or Exchange Programme will end with audience Bruce Morrison - Secretary (07) 823-0937 7544110AA SCALLOP shells, not the For more information or to register, participation in flat shell. Phone 871-2823 or (021) 708-298 or (027) 444-8311. 7544071AA please email: [email protected] Handel’s ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ or text (021) 263 - 0476 Bring Your Music Closing date July 15, 2010 Stock Auctions Tickets $10 - Door Sales 7547344AA

ADVERTISING is a great way to Firewood inform your DRY firewood. Phone customers/clients (021) 141-4361 delivered about your business. Phone us today and by arrangements. speak to one of our friendly team at Te FIREWOOD Awamutu Courier. MATAI - dry and ready to Phone 871-5151 go! $140 m3, free delivery. Phone Tony or Michelle (07) 878-7288 - Quality Public Notices Firewood Supplies "pass the rest, buy the best". PUBLIC NOTICE FIREWOOD GUM, Macrocarpa, pine, Section 31(3) hardwoods. Phone Sale of Liquor 871-6172 or (027) 290-8773. Act 1989 FIREWOOD DJ & SB Saun- 5m3 - $160, 10m3 - $290 ders Ltd - Pirong- delivered. Phone (07) ia Four Square 873-9190 evenings, mobile (021) 617-349. has made applica- SEASONED Lawsoniana, tion to the District gum firewood from Licensing Agency at $65m3. Phone (07) 827-1007 Te Awamutu for the or (027) 375-7225. grant of a new Off SPLIT Acacia, shed stored, $100 p/m3. free Licence in respect delivery to Te Awamutu of the premises situ- and Kihikihi. Phone ated at 260 Crozier 871-7711 or 871-8707 a/h. Street, Pirongia and known as Pirongia For Sale Four Square. TYRES The general nature of FOR the best range of the business conduct- new and used tyres in Te ed (or to be conduct- Awamutu. Phone Tyre COMING UP! ed) under the licence and Tune Centre Ltd, BOOKING NOW!NOW! is Supermarket. 871-3267. • Swan Lake on Ice The days on which WOF and the hours dur- TYRE and Tune Centre, Sunday July 25 - Aotea Centre Auckland Matinee Show ing which liquor is 21 Bond Road, now (or is intended to be) issuing WOF’s for cars, • Grease sold under the licence trailers, wheel alignment Sunday August 15 - Civic Theatre Auckland Matinee Show are: Monday to Sun- and exhausts. Phone 871-3267. • Daniel O’Donnell day from 7.00am to 10.00pm. Garage Sales Friday September 24 - Civic Theatre Auckland Evening Show The application may • World of Wearable Arts be inspected during TE AWAMUTU ordinary offi ce hours 117 MCNAIR ROAD Monday-Wednesday September 27-29 VIP to Wellington at the offi ce of the Dresser with mirror, Waipa District Coun- curtains, sink. windows, • Norfolk Island Tour cil, District Licensing girls things, household November 20-27 - 8 day Tour Package. Live night as a Agency, Bank Street, items, 8.00am till 12.00. convict, see Wonderland by Night and just so much more. Te Awamutu/Wilson TO VISIT VISITED Street, Cambridge. ❏❏ Call us now!! for information on Any person who is TE AWAMUTU all the above events. entitled to object and who wishes to object 140 GREENHILL DRIVE Not before 8.30, CAR WASH!! at Gobus Yard, to the grant of appli- furniture, tools, clothes, Ohaupo Road Saturday June 26 cation may, not later bric-a-brac, from two 8.30am-3.30pm $5 outside, $10 with than 10 working days homes. interior. All funds to Sacred Heart and St after the date of the TO VISIT VISITED Johns combined Concert Band Tour of fi rst publication of no- ❏❏ Australia. tice, of the application Why wash it yourself when you in a newspaper in ac- have these young folk to do it for you! TE AWAMUTU cordance with the Act ARMSTRONG AVENUE fi le a notice in writing VELODROME Phone 871-6373 of the objection with 8.00am, all sorts, The Secretary of the bargains galore. Fax 871-4243 District Licensing TO VISIT VISITED Mob (021) 951-786 Agency, at Waipa Dis- ❏❏ email [email protected] trict Council, Private 7547278AA Bag 2402, Te Awamu- tu 3840. Pets This is the second GIVE away, approx 18 publication of this months old, chocolate labrador, male, genuine notice. reason to find him a new 7551822AA home. Phone 870-3939. 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 Livestock & Poultry Vehicles Wanted To Let Gardening & Hire Services Trade Services THREE bedroom family THREE bedroom home, Landscaping BULLDOZER for hire BYL LTD home, references close to college and town, with scoop, rippers and CONCRETE A1 Service required, 730 Hazelmere $285 includes lawns, TREE CARE stick rake. Phone Des SPECIALISTS Livestock Brokers Wanted - Crescent, $260 p/wk. (available June 26) Phone GROUNDZONE Tree Hose, owner operator on Phone Steve (027) (07) 859-2907. (07) 873-8466, mobile (027) 7362431AA DEAD CARS Care. Pruning, removal, Residential WANTED 254-2277. THREE bedroom house, stump grinding, wood 472-7776. Commercial Best Dollars close to town, $250 p/wk, splitting, consultancy. TABLE linen for hire. Rural TE AWAMUTU bond and references Qualified, professional  Cull Cows  Bulls Fat Stock Phone Sincerity Dry For a free quote required. Phone 870-2488 arborists. Phone Nathan Cleaners on 871-5471. Immediate Payment Available SELF STORAGE or (027) 281-0047 after Hughes (07) 823-8183. phone Kerry Wilson From $17 p/w 5.00pm. MANA MAINTENANCE LTD THREE bedroom house in Property & Home Phone (07) 823-6662 24hr access Kihikihi, redecorated Maintenance Mobile (027) 347-3091 Jeff Keesom Get that car outa there! (027) 496-7418 Camera Surveillance throughout, pets ok, $260 COMMERCIAL and A/H (07) 878-7973 7477510AA p/wk. Phone (027) 7322221AA PH: (07) 856-7584 domestic cleaning, also (07) 870-4552 589-6416. Chris Smith or (027) 608-1749 carpet shampooing. (027) 496-7413 THREE bedroom house Phone Maid Marj, LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED with double garage, 871-3309 or (027) 712-7914. & OPERATEDOPERATED heatpump, $270 p/wk. Wanted to Buy or Exchange Phone 870-2200 SAFE ‘N’ SOUND Phone (027) 589-6416. EXTERIOR house 6136317AA TWO bedroom house at cleaning. Phone Ultra Te Awamutu or STORAGE Clean 0800 569-656 today! (0800) CAR DUMP Kihikihi, two heat • Electric Security Fence pumps, garage, large LOUNGE suites cleaned. • 24/7 access section, pets ok, $250 Phone Ultra Clean 0800 Flatmates p/wk. Phone 871-5094. 569-656 now! POSSUM FUR FLATMATE wanted, • Camera and patrolled master bedroom with surveillance Wanted to Rent SHOWER glass, cleaned 7544164AA 7175795AA and treated. Phone Ultra Buying at Rose Gardens ensuite available in three (027) 440-7101 FARM cottage/granny bedroom house, suit flat, professional Clean 0800 569-656. Te Awamutu - Saturday single person or couple. or 871-2171 working male, early 40’s, TeAwamutuCourier ULTRA Clean, complete Phone Ross (027) 784-1630 June 26, 2010 12.00-1.00pm Proud to be locally non smoker, quiet, clean, for all your advertising cleaning services. Phone or (027) 271-9691. tidy. Phone or text Phil Phone 871-5151 0800 569-656. Phone (07) 825-9863 LARGE room, suit owned and operated (021) 744-551. Keith or Gay anytime mature single or couple, central Te Awamutu. Health CARPET Phone 871-7028 evenings. CLEANING WANTED to share with LANDLORDS by? two others, close to town, Wishing your property Ba IICRC Approved $90 p/wk, plus food and a For friendly, professional power. Phone or text to be managed by (027) 359-6394. recognised professionals? g midwifery care, delivering n at hospital and birthcentres. i 7387526AA To Let TENANTS v Please phone or text FOUR bedroom house in Needing help fi nding a Jennifer Rowan Young Street, woodfire and gas heating, fenced, accommodation which 7396742AA H (027) 326-8830 Vehicles Wanted $335 p/wk. Phone (027) suits your needs? ULTRA CLEAN 589-6416. Financial IN-STEP SPACIOUS immaculate, Contact Francene on Phone 0800 569 656 CARS three bedroom home unit Podiatry Services in Fairview Road, $315 Mob (027) 289-3952 MORTGAGE VANS 0800 p/wk. Phone (027) A/h (07) 871-6287 BROKER LIZ CLARKE 412-8893. UTES 4 DEAD Contact Lisa on Member of: for professional (incl Toyota Surf) ROOMS TO RENT Mob (027) 490-9294 qualifi ed care CARS NZMBA 7470225AA DE D RAY WHITE MREINZ Phone Christine 414 Cambridge Rd 7512745AA AD OR UNREGISTERE

0800 43 32 32 Offi ce 871-7149 870-6045 Te Awamutu 6880180AA for exporting DEAD CARS, 7245060AA (021) 545-302 870-4080 $200 up to $10,000 TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP TENANTS WANTED !! Financial Ph/Txt Andy: Portable, insulated, Phone ANDREW CROWLEY Two Bedroom

7537487AA power, carpet, curtains (027) 290 -2377 027 453 7637 836 Bond Road $45 p/wk $250 p/wk Immediate delivery 185 Pakura Street Ph/txt (027) 458-2904 $250 p/wk Three Bedroom HOUSE FOR 452 Hazelmere Cres $260 p/wk SALE 41 Nurse Davey Court in KATIKATI $250 p/wk Three bedrooms 205 Cambridge Road Flat section 645.0m2, $280 p/wk split stone, aluminium Contact: joinery, tile roof, Paula Ryburn seperate bathroom, shower and toilet, Property Manager double car shed plus (027) 4888-136 workshop - toilet and 871-8700 hand basin in garage, open plan living. Price by negotiation Phone (07) 549-0018 TRADES CORNER ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE RESERVED FOR YOUR BUSINESS FREE PLAN DESIGN GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS DEISEL & PETROL

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HOME & OFFICE CLEANING Steve Green FREE QUOTES (027) 492-0692 108 Aldridge Road • Professional, personalised service RD 3, Hunua • Regular and one-offs • Window Cleaning Driveways, Paths, Patios, Concrete Floors Phone: (0800) 84 64 84 FLOOR SANDING DEMOLITION Exposed Aggregate, Colour Trained, insured and security Phone Clint for your free quote today HAND SAWING RING SAWING screened operators. (027) 530-6794 GRINDING DRILLING www.viphomeservices.co.nz A/H (07) 834-3230 DECORATIVE CUTTING CONCRETE SPECIALISTS ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN TRADES CORNER

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Enjoy the beauty of tiles done Your Heating Specialists by your professional tiler HOME KILLS “One stop heating shop” For Honest & Effi cient High quality Service workmanship John 0274 778 736 Rob 0272 256 666 www.pratts.co.nz over 20 years experience Showroom Frank Holz Floor & Wall Tiling 100 Roche Street, Te Awamutu MAC’S MEATS PH 870-3500 - MOB 021 220 0533 Open Saturday 9 - 12 Phone Richard or Donna 871-6611 (021) 279 2201 PAINTER DECORATOR PAINTER DECORATOR PLUMBER MARTYN WAUGH - PAINTER FREE QUOTES - Prompt and Professional Service Call Martyn Waugh FREE PHONE: GST Pay NO GST  (07) 871-9661 (0800) PLUMBER (0800) 758-6237  for work booked between the months (021) 738-440 OFFICE PHONE: 870-6244  [email protected] of July to September 2010. No job too big or small - we come when you call! PLUMBER PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT SECTION SERVICES PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Residential / LIFESTYLE

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“Call your local Jim - LAWNS & GARDENS More than just mowing” FREE QUOTES Rose Pruning Replanting Lawnmowing • Pruning • Section Clearing  Lawnmowing  Gardening  Hedges Garden Resurrection Garden Maintenance  Pruning  Rubbish Removal Garden Grooming Hedge Trimming • Rubbish Removal • Hedgetrimming  Clean Ups  Gutter Clearing Talk to the experts ~ Reasonable Rates • Regular and one-off Comprehensive Insurance Cover Phone: (0800) 84 64 84 Work Guaranteed Phone Tess & Graham Smith Insured, security screened Phone: (07) 872-2853 PHONE (0800) 454-6546 Owner/operator Mobile (027) 238-2517 www.jims.co.nz www.viphomeservices.co.nz 271TC202/06 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 Trade Services Market Days Employment Vacancies BRIAN Krippner GRANDMAS, Aunties, building, Advanced trade MARKET PHARMACY DISPENSARY Mums, Dads - Does your qualified, alterations and TECHNICIAN QUALIFIED BUILDER WANTED 16 - 17 year old school additions, maintenance, COUNCIL CARPARK leaver need a job? We can expol/pink batts, no job We are looking for a person to join our team help with Work Based This Saturday Sanders Pharmacy is seeking an too small. Phone (027) at Ridgeline Homes, based in Te Awamutu. Training. Ring Fiona or 255-5753 or 870-6462. Phone Phyllis : 871-4811 enthusiastic and motivated Dispensary Rosemary (07) 827-3754. MOSS, ALGAE, Technician LICHEN TREATMENT CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, or Carol : 871-6198 to join our fun and friendly team. This person must have a current driver’s Phone or text name and number to (027) 294-8556 parts. Phone Andrew This full-time position would suit someone license and be able to work unsupervised, Low Pressure Housewash Taylor, 871-5351 or with pharmacy or health care experience or (027) 295-0715. Colorsteel roofs 871-4244. Pirongia who wishes to train as a Technician, or taking charge of staff when required. PART-TIME worker Roof spray, Tiles and 7463512AA PLASTERER, supply, fix someone already in training. A passion for required for our dairy and stop plasterboard, Please send CV to PO Box 176 Te Awamutu. farm, up to 25 hours a people and the health of our community is 7551756AA Decromastic roofs cove cornice and square MARKET week for two - three Rotary clean, pavers, stop, quality workman- essential. months. Phone 872-2692 or (027) 2959939. driveways and footpaths ship. Phone Ian (021) This Sunday To apply, present your CV in person to: 229-7748. June 27

Commercial buildings 7370261AA Gemma Waterhouse-Perry Phone 871-9536 KAIAWHINA Farm Employment Johnny Nelson Owner and Pharmacist DAIRY farm assistant (027) 476-3347 HEWITSON Sanders Pharmacy (Teacher Aide) wanted, 300 cows, $$$$$ 311 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu herring bone shed, or 871-7389 NEWSPRINT ends for sale at Te We require a teacher aide to work daily in our PLUMBING Awamutu Courier Office, 336 Ngutunui, references Alexandra Street. Phone Applications close Friday July 2. Rumaki supporting a special needs student. required, no 871-5151. 7552860AA accommodation Friendly $$$$$ Initially this is for 12.5-15 hours per week. To be negotiated. Further hours may be added. available. Contact John Is your chimney Service 871-9019. clean for winter? The suitable applicant requires lots of enthusiasm, a minimum of basic Te Reo and Employment Wanted • Chimney Sweeping Phone 871-3620 a willingness to learn more on the job. Haere • Gutter Cleaning mai ki te tautoko o matou tamariki o te kura CALL ME ... for • Roof Maintenance nei. • Post ramming • New fencing • Moss treatment DRAINAGE Position begins on Monday July 19. of roofs and decks No job too big Applications including CV and references • Post and rail or too small - to the Principal, 71 Whitmore Street, • Stock yards SLATES HANDYMAN WE DO IT ALL! Kihikihi or email to • Underground cables

offi [email protected]. 7551873AA 7427958AA SERVICES Phone Rusty Phone 870-6244 or 7528462AA Colin (027) 498-9022 Phone Steve Slater Applications close 3.00pm Wednesday June 30. (021) 780-105 (021) 069 9495 or (07) 873-6593 Insured for your protection MEATEATER HOMEKILLS LTD Adult Entertainment 7353442AA CASUAL VACANCY FOR ADULT boutique, 55 WEED SPRAYING Killing AN ELECTED TRUSTEE Alexandra Street, Te Radio Controlled Units and Processing Awamutu, opposite ANZ A casual vacancy has occurred on the Board of Bank, dvds, magazines, Phone 871-9995 lingerie, etc open seven • Handgun Work Trustees for an elected parent representative. days from 10.00am. • Gorse Phone (021) 292-5210 no TERRY LASENBY The Board has resolved under section 105 of the texts. • Ragwort Education Act 1989 to fi ll the vacancy by selection. • Thistles BUILDER Competitive Rates If ten percent or more of eligible voters on the school For all your roll ask the board, within 28 days of this notice being Phone building requirements published, to hold a by-election to fi ll the vacancy, Marshall Contracting 7163677AA 870-1234 A/hrs then a by-election will be held. Glen : 870-1433 (027) 496-4656 6421722AA Any eligible voter who wishes to ask the Board to hold a by-election should write to: ONSITE Chairperson WD REPAIRS Board of Trustees Floorsanders ● Ride On Mowers Pokuru School ● Domestic Mowers

7551919AA 873/2 Pokuru Road ~ Vinyl and Tiles uplifts ● Domestic Fences Stuart Law RD 5 ~ Wooden and Concrete (027) 226-6889 Te Awamutu by July 22, 2010 fl oors sanded ~ Polyurethane application 7493551AA PLUMBING ~ Hardboarding AFFORDABLE Community Wanting your Wayne Drennan RATES Support Worker advertising (027) 300-5165 Phone Colin (027) 498-9022 to stand out? or 870-6244 anytime We are a provider of Residential Services FREE Social Worker, Psychologist, for adults with mild to moderate Intellectual Are you Installation for FREEVIEW... Psychiatric Nurse, Psychotherapist? Disabilities. Our focus is on supporting and getting the • Crystal clear pictures BOBCAT (Functional Family Therapist) empowering people to develop in all areas of • One off purchase charge Owner their lives. maximum • No on-going monthly perator We currently have a Full Time position payments O value for Trevor available. You must be able to work a range of • Conditions apply your dollars? Timi’s TV Peters • Full time position - Southern Waikato Region 24 hour rostered shifts, including sleep overs,

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7332672AA top performing international evidence-based models with Maori for New Zealand” graphic or logo WILLIE LORD • Proven administration and time Cath Handley, Chief Executive/Kaiwhakahaere. management skills - Placing your ad in Concrete Placers Ltd • A team orientated approach and the reverse : white on Functional Family Therapy (FFT) is an extensively developed, evidenced-based and blackorcolourblack or colour 021 5576 76 clinical approach to working with dysfunctional youth and their family/whanau. ability to communicate well • Driveways • Everyday living skills with the enthusiasm on black. • Rural - feedpads, silage etc The FFT therapist is responsible for providing weekly, home-based family therapy • House fl oors and ability to support and empower - Placing ads two Offi ce 870 5177 sessions using the FFT intervention model. All concrete works Fax 870 5277 people in their everyday lives or three times (plus) You will be a psychologist, social worker, psychiatric nurse or a psychotherapist We offer a competitive hourly rate and income consecutively is For TV Repairs & Tuning that is registered or eligible to be registered as a health professional under the protection insurance for those working over the best way for • TV Aerial Installations & Extensions • Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act or the Social Workers Registration 20 hours per week. people to see it. • Satellite Dish Installation • Act, and have at least two years experience in children and family and/or mental Support with on going training and professional • Stereo Repairs • health services. Your ability and willingness to work with families in their homes and development is also provided. Phone us today for fl exibility to work when families are available to meet, sometimes outside of normal more tips and help 7539416AA WESTEND ELECTRONICS Applicants must include: Phone 871-5193 working hours, is essential. placing your Since 1990 • A current CV with a hand written classified ads. The successful applicant will be provided with comprehensive training, and weekly covering letter DID YOU KNOW THATYOUTHAT YOU CAN supervision. • To be sent to: Hamilton Residential Trust Phone 871-5151 To apply for this role please phone Shamima Mohammed on (07) 838-3671, PO Box 4083 Fax 871-3675 VIEW THE COURIER ONLINE? 7551894AA extn 301 or email [email protected] 7531888AA Hamilton East 3247 www.teawamutu.co.nz Applications close July 2, 2010 By: Friday July 2, 2010 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010 23

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A passionage fashion, the friendship, “2” brings it all Te Awamutu Country Awamutu Country Vari- June special guest is one sections at the Enter- movie about passionate people in back and more. Variety Club members, ety Club ambassadors in of the club’s successes. tainer of the year passionate times. Magnificent. This epic Paddy Arahanga, February at Cream of He started at the age Awards. is one that should be experienced by SEX AND THE CITY 2 M Shirley Maxted and Country Awards in Mor- of ten at our workshop We are so proud of his everyone at last twice in a lifetime. A THU 7.00, FRI 7.15, SAT 7.40, Tony Bramsen will be rinsville. and has won several achievements and his triumph of great entertainment. SUN 4.10, MON 6.30, representing their Club All three have been awards all over New Zea- return to Te Awamutu DOCTOR ZHIVAGO TUE & WED 7.00 at the Country Music preparing for these land and one in Norfolk Club to perform was a Awards in Te Puke this awards every week at Island, and even won real bonus. SUN 3.50, FINAL MON 6.00 Saturday, competing Club workshop sessions, 45th Anniversary Special: Restored “A surprisingly moving, handsomely against approximately a service provided by with Remastered Original Recording. staged and gratifyingly intelligent film. two hundred singers president Celia Baker Go and see it.” Dom Post. from all over the and band member Anne t BOY M LAST STATION M country. Scott for members of all oroh e THU 6.00 & 7.35, FRI 6.00 & 7.40, Ot ang rk THU 6.05 & 8.05, Arahanga will be ages. aC a SAT 2.10 & 6.15, SUN 11.30, singing in two sections Suitable songs are raft M FRI 10.10, 6.05 & 8.10, TUE 6.00 & 7.35, — Country Gospel and found, chord charts SAT 1.50 & 6.00, SUN 11.40 & 3.30, Maniapoto St, Otorohanga WED 10.20, 6.00 & 7.35 Male Solo, Maxted in worked out, stage per- TUE 6.05 & 8.05, Gospel and Bramsen in formance and micro- Sunday, June 27, 10am-2pm WED 10.00, 6.05 & 8.05 Veterans and Western. phone techniques HOME BY CHRISTMAS PG For the latter two this learned and confidence ART & CRAFT, PLANTS, BAKING, PRODUCE, SAT 2.00, SUN 12.10, is their second attempt at building encouraged for PRESERVES AND MORE FINAL WED 10.10 “A-Team is very good for its genre. awards. awards or for Non-stop action. Good effects & They performed well performing in public. Contact Denise 07 873 7756 “It can’t miss really, with touches of chases. It’s all there, testosterone by and were worthy Te Brendon Liley, our 7547253AA Indiana Jones, Harry Potter and epic the gallons.” Graeme. Terrific fun and scenery. It’s rollicking good fun.” enjoyment to be had. Listener. THE A-TEAM M 7532339AA THU 5.40 & 7.55, FRI 5.40 & 8.00,

7550246AA PRINCE OF PERSIA M SAT 4.00 & 7.50, SUN 1.10 & 5.30, THU 7.45, FRI 7.50, SAT 3.50 & 8.00, MON 6.45, TUE & WED 5.40 & 7.55 PIRONGIA SUN 1.40, TUE & WED 7.45 The ultimate, stunning experience COUNTRY MARKETS An excellent film about a boy’s imaginable. We believe this is the adventures of survival during WWII and @ The Memorial Hall best, unbelievably in-your-face, most his courage, loyalty and daring. amazing 3D show possible. WINTER IN WARTIME M AVATAR M SAT 8.05, FINAL SUN 5.40 NEW TIME 10am-3pm SAT 7.30, SUN 4.00, PH SHIRLEY SCOTT (07) 871 9536 THIS WAY OF LIFE PG FINAL MON 6.15 FRI 10.20, SAT 6.10, FINAL SUN 4.05 “Madly entertaining fun for the whole MAO’S LAST DANCER PG family.” NZ Herald. “Take anyone of any age who has a sense of humour and 17TH & FINAL WEEK. FRI 10.00, delight in a well told tale and enjoy SAT 3.55, SUN 1.50, MON 7.00 Friday Night one of the best movies you will see in a HUGE holiday while.” Times. TIM SHREK FOREVER PG entertainment for all: SAT 1.40, 3.40 & 5.40, TOY STORY 3, SUN 12.00 & 2.05 Armstrong TOY STORY 3D, SHREK FOREVER PG MARMADUKE, ECLIPSE THU & FRI 5.50, & KARATE KID SAT 1.30, 3.30 & 5.30, Phone 871 4768 SUN 11.50 & 1.55, TUE & WED 5.50 7532273AA 24 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2010

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