Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Published Tuesday and Thursday TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2010 7631386AA Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Twilight market proposed JP Clinic here on Saturdays A JP Clinic will soon be available each Saturday in Te Awamutu for witnessing documents, taking oaths and affirmation and certifying copies of documents. The clinic will be held at the Information Centre in Gorst Avenue from 10.30am- 12.30pm, starting on September 4. Users of the service must have some form of ID with them. The service is being trialled, with a view to making it permanent if there is sufficient interest. Christmas in a shoe box Do you want to spread some Christmas cheer to a child in need this Christmas? The Operation Christmas Child (fill a shoe box) Appeal is on again. Pick up ready made boxes for your family, workplace, COURIER GRAPHIC organisation, school, youth SELWYN PARK ‘transformed’ into the proposed weekly Te Awamutu Twilight Farmers’ Market. group or church plus DVDs posters etc from Te Awamutu Organisers of the popular Hamilton and Farmers’ Markets on River Road, Hamilton and In a real ‘Field to Fork’ situation, buyers Baptist church at 3.30pm on Cambridge Farmers’ Markets are hoping a Victoria Green in Cambridge. have the opportunity to discover exactly where August 18. current resource consent application will be ‘‘The site is perfect, with plenty of parking and how those products were farmed or made, Mainly $2 Shop is giving a successful so Te Awamutu can join the fold. and amenities adjacent to the Information with the advantage of buying fresh, top quality 10% discount on any item The plan is for Te Awamutu Twilight Centre’’ says trust chairman Jonathan Walker. produce with reasonable margins. purchased for this project. For Farmers’ Market to be held every Thursday Although Te Awamutu has hosted street Around the country, Farmers’ Markets are more information phone local between 3.30pm and 6.30pm at Selwyn Park, markets in the past, Mrs Fenwick is keen to gaining momentum as people wishing to make co-ordinator Joan MacManus with the first market on September 30. state that this will be an authentic, food only healthy, informed choices about what they eat, on 870 2677. Assisting the group is Te Awamutu Informa- market. where they shop and how they reduce their tion Centre manager Lynne Fenwick. ‘‘I’m confident this is what Te Awamutu impact on the environment increase Reunion for She says she has already received lots of needs as I have been asked many times if such Markets also provide low cost opportunities positive feedback about the proposal and is an event existed,’’ she says. for new and small businesses, often incubating Waikeria 2011 looking for local produce for the stalls. ‘A weekly market can inject vibrancy and them to greater success. Waikeria Community Mrs Fenwick says it will make Thursday a life to the heart of this rural town.’’ Enquiries about becoming a vendor at this Reunion Committee has great day for shopping in Te Awamutu. Authentic Farmers’ Markets pride them- market can be made at the Te Awamutu advised that due to insufficient The application before Waipa District Coun- selves on a strict no middle man policy — all Information Centre in the first instance and an cil is from Cambridge and Hamilton Farmers vendors are the producers of what they sell and information evening is being planned for later registrations the reunion has Market Trust, which currently runs successful must personally attend their stalls each week. this month. been postponed until 2011. A fundraising/social evening is being held on October 16, 2010 to help raise money for the Museum/theatre complex referendum call reunion. Further details will be advertised. The committee BY GRANT JOHNSTON a hostile reception, as the majority The Courier has sought answers This question, posed in letters thanks those who have of the 50-odd members of the public from Council to a number of in today’s issue (page 8), was also expressed their interest so far. It is probably fair to say there in attendance were there in oppo- questions posed in Letters to the raised at last Thursday night’s was more heat than light at last sition to the proposed project, Editor about the proposed project meeting and came in for strong Garage sale Thursday night’s public meeting certainly in its currently proposed (Letters to the Editor on the subject support, although notably not from The fundraising monster called by James Parlane to discuss form and projected cost of $14 have flowed since an article was the councillors present (other garage sale for Te Awamutu the proposed museum/theatre Million-$15 Million. published on the front page of the issues in relation to the meeting Community Health Transport complex for Te Awamutu. Most hostile reception, how- Courier earlier this year, followed are also discussed in letters in Trust is being staged on Councillors Michael Cox and ever, went to Cr Hazel Barnes who by subsequent articles). today’s Courier). Saturday (August 14) from 8am Graham Jull and fellow steering arrived after the start of the meet- To these has been added the Mr Parlane will carry a request at the Red Cross Hall in committee members Dean and ing and was ‘ejected’ by Mr Parlane question of whether a ratepayers’ to Council from the meeting for a Redoubt Street. Robyn Taylor attended the meeting who was chairing the meeting, referendum on the project is pos- ‘binding referendum’ on the pro- held at the Burchell Pavillion. after she accused him of sible within the upcoming local ject. They were always likely to face denigrating women. government election process? Continued page 3. 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From page 1. whether there is sufficient public meeting about their ability to He says there was little sup- support for it. meet increased rates as a result of port at the meeting for the project In response to questions put to the project. in its current form and more but them at the meeting, councillors The following resolutions RM-Z250L1 still muted support for a said that acceptance of the design were put at a recent Council downscaled project. supported by the steering com- meeting. No councillor asked for $11,495 Along with the viability of mittee was unanimously their vote against the motion to + upgrade to the Worx for $99.99! including the referendum in supported by councillors (see be recorded in the minutes, and October’s local government resolutions below), that no extra no-one abstained from the vote. Worx Pack also available with postal vote, issues raised with parking had been designated (Cr ‘‘It was moved by Cr Cox and Council by the Courier included Jull said there was already plenty seconded by Cr Jull: RM250K8 - $9,995 what procedure would need to be of parking nearby and pondered a: The concept design for the RM-Z450L1 - $12,495 followed (obviously councillors that in the future maybe Te proposed Te Awamutu Museum would need to support such a Awamutu may even be home to a and Theatre Complex be referendum) etc. high rise parking building) and approved and used as a basis for Feeling among councillors that the projected price did not further consultation with the appears to be that it would not be include some fitout items. community. possible to stage a referendum Mr Taylor pointed out that b: Council request the CEO to that would achieve a credible there had been opportunities for develop a funding strategy incor- www.wilksbrooke.co.nz result. At the same time there is people to make submissions porating fundraising options for the feeling that the pre-requisite about the project, included in the significant community pro- 132 Kihikihi Rd, Te Awamutu. Ph: 871 3079 of one third public fundraising three long-term plans. jects contained within the (estimated at $5 Million) before Concern was expressed by a Council’s LTCCP, including the ILANA WILKS MARK PENNY (0275) 445 262 (0274) 310 880 the project can proceed further number of members of the public proposed museum and theatre FINANCE will provide answers about in attendance at Thursday night’s complex by December 2010.’’ [email protected] [email protected] 4 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2010

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TE AWAMUTU COURIER, The bylaws — the Waipa District ‘‘A well managed wastewater sys- 336 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu Council Wastewater Drainage Bylaw tem protects people’s health, the Book a half hour or hour and the Waipa District Council Trade district’s environment and appointment for: Phone Office / Classifieds (07) 871 5151 Waste Bylaw — were last reviewed by waterways, and ratepayers’ Office Hours: 8.00am to 5.00pm Council in 2005. investments in assets like treatment Monday 5.00pm-6.30pm More than three billion litres of plants and pump stations.’’ Tuesdays 11.00am-2.00pm wastewater is treated by Council The trade waste bylaw covers Thursdays 11.00am-2.00pm Manager: Alan Price every year. Around four per cent, or things like how much waste can be Editor: Grant Johnston 120 million litres, is generated by disposed of, what can and cannot be trade waste. Trade waste includes disposed of in the wastewater system, Enquiries and appointments to Reporters: Colin Thorsen, Dean Taylor, Cathy Asplin products like chemicals, grease and and when and what fees will be Vicki or Jane Editorial a/hrs number: 871 9896 paint from trade premises within the charged. Waipa District. The revised draft bylaws will con- 021 285 7774 07 870 4321 Fax number: (07) 871 3697 Manager water services Bob Shaw sider both the feedback received from Email: [email protected] says a safe, effective and reliable the community as well as any relevant system for managing waste is import- changes in legislation. Advertising Representatives: ant for public health and the environ- Copies of the existing bylaws are For Focused Physiotherapy ment because it protects land and available from Waipa District MOVEMENT FOR LIFE Dorinda Courtney, Janet Uttinger waterways from contamination. Council’s offices in Te Awamutu and Fax number: (07) 871 3675 ‘‘We need residents and businesses Cambridge, and can also be to participate in the review so we can downloaded from Council’s website,

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Publishes Thursday, August 19 ane emissions (remember him ‘‘As farmers we can’t sell a Mr Ardern says the ETS ‘‘I guess it was a case of driving Myrtle the tractor up litre of milk or apply fertiliser was a ‘‘pragmatic political going to ‘ Promote your products and services here the steps of Parliament to unless we are able to explain decision’’. shoot where the ducks Call Dorinda or Janet on 871 5151 protest Labour’s ‘fart tax’). the science behind it.’’ ‘‘We are a small, island are’.’’ 7632982AA 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2010 YOUR LETTERS Project unaffordable Where’s voice for poor? says deputy mayor The arrogant and supercili- partner and family. We have The Woolshed, facili- ous tone of Cr Graham Jull’s Where are Grey Power or ties at the Events Centre — letter reminded me of what superannuitants’ representa- maybe not ideal but we are a I would like to personally thank all price tag would be closer to the mark, George Orwell once wrote ‘‘He tives? What will they think of small country town after all. of you for your support over the past together with a $1 Million-2 Million that is not with me is against increased rates — as night The Wananga also stages pre- few months, it has been interesting per year operating cost. me’’. follows day the proposed sentations. What is the need for times. Your support has been wonder- About 60% of ratepayers in the Te George W. Bush said some- museum/theatre complex another theatre? ful and very humbling. Awamutu area are on fixed incomes thing similar. funding will bring in its wake Whilst actively studying I Yes I’m still standing for Mayor and this Council needs to restrict this I would like to make it known another rate increase. used Te Awamutu Library as and there is much to do. It is time for type of spending, particularly through that I am against this a third, a The much maligned James well as Waikato University action. these tough economic times. third, a third approach to Parlane has already posed the Library and gained a post gradu- Te Awamutu museum and theatre Once again, I express that this funding a museum/theatre com- question ‘‘Is the museum/ ate honours degree in history complex .... what a grandiose plan project is completely unaffordable and plex. theatre project wanted?’’ and politics, so I know the value which is completely unaffordable and unnecessary when only 20 minutes The community, or more He also suggested a poll to of library resources. unwarranted. from Te Awamutu there are a number specifically ratepayers, have determine this. The staff at Te Awamutu were The community of Te Awamutu of unutilised theatres in Hamilton. been down this road with the I hold no particular brief for enthusiastic for me as well as need to be very vocal on this project. Keep vocal. There is more to come. Events Centre. Mr Parlane and do not believe being most helpful. Those of you who have seen the design PETER LEE Only some of the so called any such poll under the auspices The museum was helpful but must agree that a $30 Million plus Deputy Mayor pledges came to light, the asset of your publication would have not substantive to my progress. sales came to a grinding halt integrity. It coincidentally holds a copy of short of the target. Nonetheless, I suggest the my thesis tracing the history of Which of the assets that were next local body elections could the deinstitutionalisation of Concerns only heightened not sold last time will come incorporate such a poll and con- Tokanui Hospital. How many of under the hammer again? sideration should be broached the pseudo museum or historical Well Thursday’s public meeting attend. Well there is no parking! Councillor Michael Cox is of a with the CEO of Waipa District society representatives can lay about the proposed museum/theatre Oh sorry, my mistake according to similar stripe and has gathered a Council. claim to that? complex was a real eye opener. one Council member there is the cabal of personalities on the I am not an ‘anti’ sitting on I consider myself qualified From out of the side stepping, half possibility of a high-rise parking steering committee who did not my hands voicing negativity by both academically and being truths, deceit and intimidation tactics building built in the future! have to worry too much about words and inaction. ‘hands on’ with community ser- from councillors and steering commit- The councillors and steering com- the Reserve Bank OCR and I have contributed to com- vice. tee members present, I managed to mittee members’ incompetence would increased mortgage costs, munity wellbeing as a commit- I do not need the brickbats of learn a few things. be laughable if it wasn’t for the fact increased district and regional tee member and subsequently Graham Jull just because I do Like many others, I have assumed that we (including our children, rate levies, imminently treasurer of Waipa Development not share his one eyed and lofty that $15 Million means a ‘complete’ grandchildren) will be paying for this increased GST rates that will Agency, once funded by Council. view. complex. Oh no, that doesn’t factor in incompetence out of our hard earned bring in its wake who knows I am, however, a I would be pleased to offer the costs to fit out the place with money for the rest of our lives. what. superannuitant wary of yet myself to the steering committee curtains, lighting etc. Come on people of Te Awamutu. Conspicuous by their absence another rate increase. I am as a representative of ratepayers Oh yes, and there is the matter of Wake up and smell what the Council is is any WINZ or Women’s Refuge unconvinced about a need for despairing of any more rating the parking for the so called hundreds cooking — because it stinks! representative, even someone the theatre aspect of what is increases. of people that will be flocking to JULIE MEAGHER just looking for a job to support a being proposed. ROBIN PLOWRIGHT Referendum seems the only answer Nightshade’s passing eased

It is clear that the Waipa complex project. There is a a referendum on the matter, in In memory of our amazing old people do actually care how painful District Council is pandering to a simple solution. conjunction with these elections? pussy cat (Nightshade), I would like it is when your pet passes away. minority of ratepayers when it is We have upcoming local body The cost would be minimal to thank the team at VE Vets in Te Thank you very much for the painfully obvious the majority do elections. and the outcome would be an Awamutu for their kindness and beautiful bunch of tulips. not support spending vast sums Why should the voters be appraisal of public opinion. support. RIP Nightshade. on this dubious museum/theatre denied their democratic right to VAUGHAN THOMAS I feel so much better to know that LIZ MCGOVERN 7598741AA

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Society, says the extra- Division. topics covered by three guest speakers at He suggested some simple herbal rem- ordinary and distinguished She gave a recital in the July meeting of Te Awamutu Grey edies such as an infusion of root ginger or career of soprano Joanna Wellington in November Power reports Alistair Kerr. parsley, as a solution to liver and kidney Heslop is an inspiration to 2009 to celebrate the 65th Glenys Coley spoke on how community problems. youth everywhere. anniversary of diplomatic groups can work to increase their member- Katherine O’Regan spoke about the She will be performing relations and will be one of ship. Her major theme was that what your project which is currently establishing the at the the New Zealand a number of musical per- group does well is its ‘master product’ Te Awamutu Community Health Transport Russian (Waikato) Friend- formers on Sunday. which will attract and retain membership. Trust. ship Society’s 25th Anni- ‘‘Through aesthetic She advocated that, from time to time, clubs Aim of the trust is to improve the quality versary Celebrations this visual and performance and groups should examine their practices of health outcomes of our people by co- Sunday at the Academy of arts, this event will create to see what is useful, productive and ordinating services in the community Performing Arts, Waikato community awareness of effective and to discard or change those which transport residents to their out- University (Knighton Road our presence and of the which are not. patient clinics at Waikato Hospital or in the Gate 2B). contributions we have She outlined a list of practical city. An art exhibition opens made to society,’’ Mrs suggestions, such as ensuring new mem- A similar project is currently working at 11am, with a 1pm official Franks says. bers are made welcome and given basic very well in Matamata and our local group opening/welcome and a ‘‘The programme begins information, the need to identify the target is modelling its plans on that project. 2pm classical music con- with an official opening membership and encourage them to join Currently the need is met by the cert. with light Zakuskis before a and to ensure that there is a constant Wheelchair Wagon, the RSA and by people Mrs Franks says it is a TC100810SP11 concert and exhibition. The accessible flow of information through a using their private cars, but there is a clear day for sharing history and JOANNA HESLOP concert will be under the newsletter or a website. need to bring all these together, thanking New Zealand for musical conductor Mikhail Kevin McDonald, a Health Advisor and a supplemented by a further service for those being wonderful hosts. and was the soloist at Her Tablis, pianist and accom- popular speaker from last year, spoke on residents not covered by the first two. A ‘‘We thought it import- Majesty The Queen’s panist to Russian operatic his theory that most health problems are local trust has been established which is ant to hold a public celebra- Golden Jubilee Edinburgh singers, world class musi- caused through some poor functioning of supported by all interested parties. tion and invite community Military Tattoo, with a tele- cians and dancers. the digestive tract, the liver or the kidneys. Mrs O’Regan pointed out that of 98,240 participation in this sig- vision audience of 100 ‘‘The exhibition will His major point was that, while pharma- outpatients appointments made from Janu- nificant historical event. It million viewers. include paintings by cological drugs are excellent at relieving ary 2008 to January 2009, 36,284 (about 38%) is primarily to thank New Ms Heslop was invited to Russian painters from symptoms, they rarely fix the problem. came from our area,. Zealand for its generosity become a soloist of the world renowned Academies On digestion he said that the biggest type But the DHB will not help to fund the and hospitality to the Mariinsky Theatre’s Acad- of Fine Arts and private of, by volume of use is Losec, taken to community transport project on the Russian people before, dur- emy of Young Singers by its collections. There will be relieve the symptoms of indigestion but it is grounds that we are too close to the city. ing and after WW 2 and in director, Larissa Gergieva, Russian Ikons, rare not a cure. He also emphasised that the best So it will be necessary to raise around recognition of the strong bi- who heard her sing in crucifixes, crosses and type of food comes for freshly-harvested $103,000 of which $63,000 will pay for a cultural bond that has Geneva. She was the first artifacts, medals, crystal plants and fruits and they should be the transit van which will take at least 10 developed and exists English-speaker ever to and porcelain ware, basis of our major food intake. people plus a driver and an assistant. between us.’’ receive such an honour. handcrafts, curtain crafts, He described the liver as a ‘multi-tasker’ The balance will be needed for set-up, Of Ngati Ruanui Maori She shifted to St tapestry, embroidery, a organ. administration and running costs. and Scottish descent, Petersburg in 2004 and that large collection of samovars Any lack of efficiency in the liver can The project will need volunteers to act as Joanna Heslop is a double year won the Prize for Inter- and lots more making this trigger off many common problems like drivers, patient attendants and booking co- Masters graduate of Vic- pretation of Russian Com- the largest exhibition yet in arthritis, skin problems, diabetes and poor ordinators. toria University and past posers at the International the Waikato.’’ digestion. Even some emotional upsets can Appointments will be made through the Emerging Artist with NZ Rimsky-Korsakov Competi- Tickets are available be traced back to that problem. CAB during their opening hours and after- Opera. tion. from Ticketek on 0800 842 Speaking about the kidneys, he claimed hours to a designated number.. She has performed over She performed in Russia, 538 (adults $30, seniors $25, that 30-50% of people in an Intensive Care On Tuesday, September 21 at 1.30pm, 20 major operatic roles and Europe and New Zealand students $15, children free). Unit have poor kidney functions and that of Grey Power will be presenting another been the subject of tele- until 2007. For more information that group, 30% will die of that problem. Public Political Forum at which all mem- vision documentaries and Ms Heslop then resolved phone Janet Franks on 07 He identified some of the kidney-related bers of the community can hear and interviews. 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Latham, Buchanan in Games team 7630194AA RUGBY Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club well represented DRAW SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2010 The New Zealand Olympic Committee has 6th Grade named a strong team to Pir Black v Pir White, PIRONGIA 2A 9am; Ohaupo v Tas Panthers, OHAUPO 1A contest the Common- 9am; Marist v Tas Bears, MARIST 1A 10am; Tas Leopards – Bye. wealth Games in Delhi, 7th Grade including Te Pir Black v Pir White, PIRONGIA 2B 9am; Marist v Tas Lions, MARIST 1B Awamutu’s Peter Latham and Rushlee 10am; Ohaupo v Tas Tigers, OHAUPO 1B 9am; Kora Tigers v Tas Cougars, Buchanan. KORAKONUI 1A 10am; Tas Cats – Bye. Both local riders are 8th Grade based with pro road Ohaupo v Tas Wildcats, OHAUPO 1A 11am; Pirongia v Tas Falcons, PIRONGIA teams in the US. 2A 10am; Kora Agri-Sea v Kihikihi, KORAKONUI 1A 11am; Tas Bulldogs Te Awamutu Sports – Bye. Cycling Club will be 9th Grade represented by four riders, in all, in the 26 Pirongia v Tas Knights, PIRONGIA 2B 10am; Ohaupo v Tas Buffalos, OHAUPO strong team. The other 1B 11am; Kora Cougars v Tas Broncos, KORAKONUI 1B 11am; Marist v Tas two are Melissa Holt Eagles, MARIST 1A 11am. and Jaime Neilson of 10th Grade Cambridge. Pirongia v Tas Jets, PIRONGIA 2A 11am; Ohaupo v Kihikihi, OHAUPO 1A Don Buchanan, vice- 11.45am; Marist v Tas Rockets, MARIST 1B 11am. president of Te Awa- mutu Sports Cycling 11th, 12th & 13th GRADES Club, says his daughter was ‘over the moon’ SEE YOUR COACH FOR DETAILS. when she phoned him with the news of her first Games call up. Paper Plus ‘‘I always thought she was deserving of getting into the team but CFP NZPA/DIANNE MANSON PHOTO Te Awamutu you never know,’’ says HOMETOWN hero Peter Latham riding at the NEW ZEALAND’S Rushlee Buchanan leads Buchanan. Stadium in Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club’s Kaytee Boyd in the 3000m team pursuit final at Netball Centre ‘‘At this stage, colours. the 2010 Oceania Championships in Invercargil. Rushlee is unsure what event or events she will be competing in. four medals at this year’s world champion- She won on the road in the states a SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2010 There is no women’s teams pursuit at ships in Copenhagen. couple of weeks ago and was in the first Commonwealth Games.’’ The men’s endurance track group New Zealand women’s team pursuit at the 9:00 TAS Guthrie Bowron v Shiloh Social, Pirongia Strikers v Pekerau It is a pity as Buchanan and her New features world pursuit silver medallist Worlds when the Kiwis finished second Rebelz, Roylands v AI, TAS Galz v Pirongia Macs Meats, TAC Senior A Zealand women’s pursuit team-mates Jesse Sergent and his bronze winning only to Great Britain, claiming the silver v Ohaupo Sports, Kihikihi School v Te Pahu. broke the world record earlier this year. men’s pursuit squad of Sam Bewley, medal. 9.50 It appears likely that Buchanan will be Westley Gough, Marc Ryan and Peter New Zealand Commonwealth Games TAC Best Boys v Marist Social, TAI Strikers v TAI Fast Flyers, TAC slotted into the scratch race after triumph- Latham. team selector Barry Maister is looking Junior B v St Pats Blue, Comrades Juniors v Shiloh A, Paterangi Panthers ing in the event at the 2010 track nationals. Latham showed he is on track for the forward to a competitive and exciting v Pekerau Mystix. She also has the pedigree to ride in Games, finishing seventh overall, 22 games. 10.40 Kihikihi Netball Club v TAC SMB, TAI Sweet and Sour Tornados support of the road team. She is the current seconds behind the winner in the Elk ‘‘We’re delighted to be fielding a team of v Paterangi Comrades, Tigers Royale v Pirongia Sincerity, Ohaupo Hotshots national road champion and is fresh from Grove Tour near Chicago. this calibre. The Games are an important v Korakonui Panthers, TAS Corboy Earthmovers v Pirongia Stars, TAPS finishing fifth overall and best young rider Melissa Holt makes a return to focus on event to New Zealand cyclists and Delhi in the Cascade Tour in US. the individual road race time trial. will provide the team with some critical Vetent Hotchicks v Pirongia Flyers. The men’s track team is based around Jaime Nielsen, like Buchanan, will be performance testing as they build for the 11.30 Marist Misﬁ ts v TAC 10, Ohaupo Flames v Ohaupo Stars, Pirongia the successful contingent that won a record making her Games debut. London Olympic Games.’’ Ray White Troopers v Tas Jellybeanz, Pirongia Hotel v Pirongia Alexandra Images, TAPS Superstars v TAPS Elevation Meteors. 12.20 TAC Junior A v St Pats Star Bees, TAI Moonwalkers v TAI Sugarbabes, Soccer COGs Zone v RSN Cattlebrokers., TAS Jerkies v TAS Electric, TAC Drainpipe v Comrades Social, v Pokuru Popstars v Pirongia Stars. run ends 1.10 TAI Marshmellows v TAS Gyde Wansbone, Korakonui Cats v Ohaupo Magic, TAI Titans v Sacred Heart, TAS Rebelz v TAC 9A, Shiloh Juniors v Pekerau Crystals. The newly formed Te 2.00 Awamutu Sports soccer TAS Purpelos v Marist Green, TAPS Kelly and Bryant Tigers v St Pats team raised more than Red, TAS Ecolab v TAS Paul Kay Dental v TAS OMG v Pirongia AMP, RSN the odd eye brow mak- Fairview Windows and Doors v TAS ASB, TAPS Colourplus Stormers v St ing the last 16 in the pats Silver. Waikato Cup knockout 2.50 TAS Spartanz (Duty) v Marist OTP, St Pats White v Puahue Pebbles, competition. The Waikato E div- Pirongia Strutt v Kelly and Bryant (Duty), Pirongia Bruce Edwards Upholstery ision side, sponsored by v TAS Originalz, TAS Locals v Tumeke. de Lautours, were elim- FUTURE FERN NETBALL DRAW inated 3-1 by Otoro- hanga from division B. 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Phone us today and Enquiries phone Rickit’s Mitre 10 speak to one of our 872-7824 Licence in respect of an On Licence 78 Yarrimbah Drive, 871-2867. Selectrix Nerang 4211, friendly team at Te of the premises situ- in respect of the Awamutu Courier. Stirling Sports Queensland, PHONE 871-5151 for all ated at 18 Rogers premises situated at Australia. Phone 871-5151 your classified Strawbridges Applicance Spot BIG Place, Te Awamutu SH 3 Ohaupo Road, advertising needs. Sure-Slim Well Being Clinic RECYCLED FURNITURE VAN VROONHOVEN, T and known as Rose- Ohaupo and known Te Awamutu Courier Melanie Sheree. If you are looking for town Liquor Centre. as Windy Ridge. Passed away Meetings Te Awamutu Pharmacy BIG T he resides in The general nature surrounded by family Te Awamutu Prepackers The general nature of and friends on August Kihikihi now, straight of the business con- Te Awamutu Vet Centre the business conduct- 4, 2010, aged 26 years. across from the bottom ducted (or to be con- ed (or to be conduct- Loved by her mum The Dentist - Morrinsville dairy. Bigger shop ducted) under the li- ed) under the licence Sandra, Rob and The Mill 7637194AA - need more furniture. cence is sale of liquor is Hotel. Wayne. Beloved sister VE Veterinary Services Ltd (liquor outlet). to Casey, Zeb, and If you’ve got furniture The days on which Vet Pac Natisha. you don’t need - give The days on which and the hours dur- VetEnt Te Awamutu "She may have left us, Maniapoto Mãori Trust Board me a call! and the hours during which liquor is but she is finally VTNZ Te Awamutu Phone ing which liquor is (or is intended to be) walking free." Hui-a-Iwi Wilksbrooke Motors Ltd (027) 847-6077 (or is intended to be) sold under the licence Will be sadly missed sold under the licence are: Monday to Sun- by all. When: Sunday, August 15, 2010 are: Monday to Sun- day from 10.00am to A service for Melanie CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING day from 9.00am to Where: Napinapi Marae is a great way to 2.00am. has been held.— ADVERTISING 11.00pm. Time: 10.00am Public Notices inform your The application may Te Awamutu Funeral customers/clients The application may Services FDANZ. be inspected during 10.00AM TIMATANGA PHONE 871 5151 about your business. be inspected during PUBLIC NOTICE Phone us today and ordinary offi ce hours VERHOEF • Karakia speak to one of our ordinary offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Herman (Bill). Section 18(4) at the offi ce of the • Mihimihi Sale of Liquor friendly team at Te Waipa District Coun- Passed away Awamutu Courier. Waipa District Coun- cil, District Licensing peacefully at San • Apologies Act 1989 Phone 871-5151 cil, District Licensing Michele Hospital on Agency, Bank Street, • Housekeeping Raymond Phillip Agency, Bank Street, Te Awamutu/Wilson August 8, 2010. Loved 7616401AA Te Awamutu/Wilson husband of Olwyn for • Additions to the agenda Humphries, 213 PUBLIC NOTICE Street, Cambridge. Hazelmere Cres- Street, Cambridge. 57 years. Loved father 10.15AM AGENDA Do you require Section 18(4) Any person who is Any person who is and father-in-law of newsprint paper? cent, Te Awamu- entitled to object and Gerrard and Karen, 1. Ngã Wai o Maniapoto Update tu, Owner Man- Sale of Liquor entitled to object and Robin and Debbie, 2. Foreshore and Seabed Update We sell roll ends Act 1989 who wishes to object ager of Woollys who wishes to object to the grant of appli- Raewyn and Peter, and 3. Update on other MMTB activities of newsprint. to the grant of appli- Adriana. Loved Opa of Restaurant & Bar Square One Ca- cation may, not later Trudy, Gene and 4. Minutes of previous meeting Available from our office; has made applica- tering Ltd, 1050 cation may, not later than 10 working days Valerie, Megan and Matters Arising 336 Alexandra Street. tion to the District Franklin Street, than 10 working days after the date of the after the date of the Ben, Natasha, Justin, 5. General Business/Pãnui Phone 871-5151 Licensing Agency Pirongia has made fi rst publication of no- Peata, Huhana-Leigh at Waipa District application to the fi rst publication of notice, of the application and Karin. Great Opa Karakia Whakamútunga tice, of the application Council for the re- District Licensing in a newspaper in ac- of six great 12.30AM KAI A TE RÃNUI in a newspaper in ac- grandchildren. newal of an On Li- Agency at Te Awam- cordance with the Act cordance with the Act fi le a notice in writing A service for Bill will be cence in respect of utu for the renewal fi le a notice in writing held at St Andrew’s Public Notices of an On Licence of the objection with Presbyterian Church, the premises situ- of the objection with The Secretary of the 80 Mutu Street, Te ated at 235 Sloane in respect of the The Secretary of the District Licensing Awamutu on Street, Te Awam- premises situated District Licensing Agency, at Waipa Dis- Thursday, August 12, HEAR! utu and known as at 1050 Franklin Agency, at Waipa Dis- trict Council, Private at 11.00am followed by Colin Wilton trict Council, Private a private cremation. Woolly’s Restaurant Street, Pirongia and Bag 2402, Te Awamu- & Bar. known as Persim- Bag 2402, Te Awamu- tu 3840. All communications to HEAR! tu 3840. the Verhoef family, Nationally and internationally a popular and entertaining speaker. His life story is all The general nature of mon Tree Cafe. This is the second pub- c/-PO Box 137, Te This is the second pub- about the awesome power of the Gospel that removed anger, healed his brokenness the business conduct- The general nature of lication of this notice. lication of this notice. Awamutu please.— 7633316AA 7633302AA and also brought him back from actual death. ed (or to be conduct- the business conduct- Te Awamutu Funeral ed) under the licence ed (or to be conduct- Services FDANZ. Sports Notices Hope ... Encouragement ... Healing ... Prophecy is Tavern. ed) under the licence In Memoriam The days on which is Cafe/Restaurant. Many have been healed physically and emotionally and the hours dur- The days on which SARGENT PIRONGIA RUGBY and have found their life’s purpose ing which the liquor and the hours dur- Jack. is (or intended to be) through Colin’s ministry. ing which the liquor AND SPORTS CLUB Passed away August 8, sold under the licence is (or intended to be) 2007. Venue Waipa Racecourse Lounge, Te Awamutu are: Monday to Sun- sold under the licence "We still often shed Times 10.00am, 1.00pm, 7.00pm day from 7.00am to are: Monday to Sun- a tear, for the one we 2.00am the following COACHES REQUIRED lost and loved so dear. Date Sunday August 15, 2010 day from 9.00am to day. 11.00pm. We miss your smile, Enquiries Phone (027) 270-8660 FOR 2011 SEASON your joking ways, the The application may The application may things you used to do Hosted by Te Awamutu Christian Centre be inspected during be inspected during U19, U21, and Senior A and B and say. Loving “A day of God’s presence costs nothing and achieves everything” 7638306AA ordinary offi ce hours ordinary offi ce hours cherished memories at the offi ce of the at the offi ce of the Please forward application will remain until we Waipa District Coun- Waipa District Coun- 7638456AA in writing to: are together again. cil, District Licensing Forever in our hearts." cil, District Licensing Te Oti Kaihe NORFOLK ISLAND Agency, Bank Street, Agency, Bank Street, 133 Collinson Street, Pirongia Val, David, Donna and Te Awamutu/Wilson Sharon. Te Awamutu/Wilson NOVEMBER 21-28, 2010 Street, Cambridge. Street, Cambridge. Applications close Tuesday, August 24 Acknowledgements Any person who is Any person who is entitled to object and entitled to object and COOK 8 Days away in Paradise Jonathan. who wishes to object who wishes to object Escorted by John Pye, come to the grant of appli- PIRONGIA Marg and Mark wish to the grant of appli- to extend their sincere and share in fun and relaxation. cation may, not later cation may, not later thanks to everyone for than 10 working days than 10 working days GOLF CLUB the many cards they Enjoy such fun as: after the date of the after the date of the received after the sad Night as a Convict,Wonderland fi rst publication of no- fi rst publication of no- loss, from cancer, of tice, of the application tice, of the application Pirongia Golf Club their eldest son, By Night, Sound and Light Show, in a newspaper in ac- in a newspaper in ac- Jonathan. Progressive Dinner and so cordance with the Act cordance with the Act Men’s Open Tournament* much more. fi le a notice in writing fi le a notice in writing Sunday, August 22, 2010 Church Services of the objection with of the objection with The Secretary of the Excellent prize table for

The Secretary of the 7637221AA Move Of God CALL USUS NOW! NOW! District Licensing District Licensing Gross, Nett, Stableford Agency, at Waipa Dis- Agency, at Waipa Dis- Entry Fee $20; Two’s $2 Extra Ministries trict Council, Private Phone 871-6373 trict Council, Private To book your tee time now phone "HEALING MEETINGS" Bag 2402, Te Awamu- Bag 2402, Te Awamu- Wednesdays and Fax 871-4243 tu 3840. tu 3840. Dave Seager 871-9076 or txt (021) 110-4116 Thursdays, This is the ﬁ rst publi- Email: [email protected] 8.30pm, at Scout Hall Mob (021) 951-786 This is the second

7635290AA cation of this notice. publication of this *Need a registered handicap to play All Welcome email [email protected] 7633248AA notice. 7633291AA 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2010 Wanted to Buy Property & Home Maintenance Trade Services Firewood Livestock & Poultry or Exchange Boats & Marine CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, WANTED all surplus BOAT for sale, 10ft, GAS CARPET parts. Phone Andrew FIREWOOD ANTIBIOTIC milk, cash paid on pick wooden, newly painted, FULL gas servicing and Taylor, 871-5351 or 5m3 - $160, 10m3 - $290 REJECT milk wanted. up. Ring Michael (027) great condition, $350 ono. installation service. Call CLEANING 871-4244. delivered. Phone (07) Phone Farrelly Calf 281-8931. Phone (027) 666-8292. Pratts today. 870-5020. 873-9190 evenings, mobile Rearing 871-5075 or text IICRC Approved (021) 617-349. (021) 723-048. To Let ROOFS CALF CALF dehorning time, COLOSTRUM ARE you renting a cold $3.00, cow tail trimming RE-SCREWING roofs, DEHORNING WOODSHACK house? Don’t be a mug 7388182AA $.50c. Call Colin Old SURPLUS MILK save thousands. Call PINE $60/m3 delivered, rent ours instead. Enjoy Pratts 870-5020. 870-4434. all day sun, fantastic Competitiverates mix $80/m3 delivered. WANTED BATHROOMS For wood burner, wall to wall WATERBLASTING - Phone Phone (021) 294-6148. specialist bathroom BOCOCKS quality carpet, four Phone Ultra Clean 0800 CALF MILK Thomas - 871-1561 design and accessories. CALF REARING bedrooms, two 569-656 today! ALL surplus wanted. orTony-(07)873-7729 We do the lot! Call Pratts Phone 872-1772 or bathrooms, dishwasher, ULTRA CLEAN For Sale Phone Deb Kirkham WINDOWS cleaned by the 870-5020. separate lockup garage, 871-4815 or (027) 490-1007. Mark (027) 474-6917 experts. Phone Ultra JOHN DIXON WANTED contract buyer, fully fenced, quiet, Clean 0800 569-656. Phone 0800 569 656 BLUE AND WHITE quality street, $350 p/wk. CAR PROBLEMS

WATER set, jug and five 70-100kg weined fresian MOTORS 7477351AA bull calves. Phone For Sale Under $50 Don’t freeze any longer We service and HOW convenient is this? glasses, five large hand telephone (027) 504-4026. Tyre and Tune Centre cut, German made 872-2555. repair all makes COUNTRY home, three tyres, WOF, servicing, all crystal glasses, Marble and models mechanical work under BAG of cement, bag of bedroom, Hairini Art, jade colour Japanese GENUINE SURPLUS diesel and one roof, 21 Bond Road. lady, 30 years old plus, mix, $15. Phone 871-6845. district, five minutes to Try our authentic no-pressure house washing town, good garaging, $285 petrol Phone 871-3267. $50 lot. Phone 871-7797 AB HEIFER COVERITE, softbond car 7521405AA p/wk. Phone 871-7730 or plus ﬂ y and spider treatment after 7.00pm. cover, $20. Phone Ph 871-7251 CALVES (021) 048-8796. Residential and commercial buildings 871-7942. FENCING REQUIRED FOUR bedroom house in Also roofs, fences and surrounding surfaces GAS bottle, nearly half NEW and repair, yards, GLASSES Phone Nick Kihikihi, warm fire, For your free quote phone electric, also casual farm SHERRY glasses, also five (07) 878-3168 full - excellent condition, double garage, pets $30. Phone 870-6046. 0800 GO SOFTWASH - 0800 467-638 - A/h Tui 871-7205 DRAINAGE work. Phone Thomas low round with gold or (027) 243-1333. allowed, $330 p/wk. 871-1561. pattern, six crystal wine LTT stepper, excellent Phone (027) 589-6416. Email: ofﬁ [email protected] - www.softwash.co.nz No job too big and champagne glasses, condition, timer, calorie NEAR new three bedroom or too small - ROSETOWN painters for 30 years (plus) old, $50 lot. Garage Sales counter, $40. Phone house/lifestyle block, Gardening & Trade Services WE DO IT ALL! all your painting and Phone 871-7797 after 872-4580. double garage with sleep Landscaping decorating 7.00pm. PORTABLE Rinnai gas out and bathroom Phone 870-6244 or requirements. Phone heater with bottle, $49.95. attached, eight minutes GARDENER Colin (027) 498-9022 (027) 482-5586. MONSTER Phone 871-3629. from Te Awamutu, room GOLDAIR RON Elder for all your for animals on 11⁄2 acres, oven, new THROWS (two), white MINI no horses. Phone (027) 472 garden maintenance. MEATEATER condition, Kenwood GARAGE cotton, fringed, $10 each. PANEL 7192. Phone 871-4282 or (021) gourmet electric mixer Phone 870-3033. 254-5875. HOMEKILLS LTD and fittings, $80, glass VALANCE, new, single, PARAWERA, four MOSS, ALGAE, 7353442AA BEATER display cabinet and frog SALE pink, also double, $20 bedroom cottage, TREE CARE LICHEN TREATMENT For all panel beating, each. Phone 870-3033. available now. Phone Killing WOF rust work, and collection, $200, Rinnai 8.30am - 12.00 noon, GROUNDZONE Tree convector 404 gas heater (027) 289-5941. Low Pressure Housewash classic car restores Saturday, WHISKEY decanter, Care. Pruning, removal, and Processing with fittings, $100. Phone crystal, $20. Phone TIDY one bedroom house Colorsteel roofs CALL COLE WATERS August 14, 2010 stump grinding, wood 870-4050 after 6.00pm. 871-4203. on rear section, Park splitting, consultancy. Roof spray, Tiles and 7463512AA Phone 871-9995 (027) 784-8754 RED CROSS HALL Road, excellent outdoor Qualified, professional Redoubt Street Flatmates living, $185 p/wk. Phone arborists. Phone Nathan Decromastic roofs MAGNETIC (021) 212-4531. TERRY LASENBY (off Sloane) FLATMATE required, two Hughes (07) 823-8183. Rotary clean, pavers, ✫ Tools ✫ bedroom Lockwood TWO bedroom cottage, PLUMBING UNDERLAY double garage, $230 p/wk. driveways and footpaths ✫ Collectable dolls ✫ cottage within 5km of Te Trade Services QUEEN sized, cotton Phone 870-6460. Commercial buildings BUILDER AFFORDABLE quilted, $50. Phone ✫ Clothing ✫ Toys ✫ Awamutu, mature ✫ ✫ person, fully furnished, TWO bedroom house, BRIAN Krippner Johnny Nelson RATES 871-7797 after 7.00pm. Gardening things $200 p/wk, George Street. building, Advanced trade For all your ✫ and much more...✫ $130 p/wk, includes (027) 476-3347 Phone Colin power. Phone (027) Phone 870-5329 or (021) qualified, alterations and building requirements Machinery for 7163677AA Something for 201-0456. 130-4039. additions, maintenance, or 871-7389 870-1234 A/hrs (027) 498-9022 Sale & Wanted everyone! TWO bedroom unit, close expol/pink batts, no job or 870-6244 anytime HOME kill 1ph bandsaws, Te Awamutu Community Property For Sale to town, suit couple, too small. Phone (027) (027) 496-4656 sausage fillers, 3ph floor HealthTransport Project private, shared use of 255-5753 or 870-6462. Are birds nesting mincers, coolrooms, pool, $180 p/wk. Phone 7472531AA in your roof? HELP! (farmers/hunters get Wanted to Buy (021) 0225-1326. LINED ONSITE your mates to join in and WE need even more wool or Exchange TWO bedroom unit, SOAK REPAIRS for our brilliant knitters share the cost), all at Four bedrooms, garage, close to town, • Chimney Sweeping ● Brian Millen Auctions, Ride On Mowers helping with Operation two bathrooms, $230 p/wk. Phone (027) HOLES • Gutter Cleaning ● Domestic Mowers Cover Up, if you have suppliers of new and 589-6416. used butchery, four bay garage, • Roof Maintenance ● Domestic Fences some spare, please drop it • FOUNDATION at the Te Awamutu refrigeration and BUYING 7624315AA new kitchen, A1 SELF HOLES Stuart Law catering equipment. • Moss treatment (027) 226-6889 Courier office, 336 large section, • OFFAL/RUBBISH Alexandra Street. Phone (07) 846-7200 COLOSTRUM STORAGE of roofs and decks www.brianmillenauctions.co.nz. concrete driveway HOLES Phone 871-1899 $305,000 ono New facility, many sizes, SLATES HANDYMAN Employment Wanted John (027) 404-4909 good rates, security and Phone: 871-6442 7479120AA SERVICES BUILDER - carpenter Stock Auctions seven day access. requires employment, FENCING KING COUNTRY 7427958AA Phone 871-3332 Phone Steve Slater over 40 years experience FARM - Residential - Vehicles Wanted or (021) 912-900 DRILLING (021) 069 9495 in building trade, vast Lifestyle, for all your # 4 Wheel Drive “I will not be experience in commer- fencing requirements, beaten on service or price!” TE AWAMUTU # Best Prices cial building, cowsheds, experience and quality WANTED Insured for your protection farm builds, foreman for guaranteed. Phone (07) DEAD OR ALIVE SELF STORAGE # Associated Concrete last 25 years, immediate 827-1849 or mobile (027) Hiace, Hylux, Corolla, From $17 p/w Products start. Phone Bruce (027) 473-0001. TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE 423-6915 or (07) 823-6915. Landcruiser, Liteace, 24hr access OWNER / OPERATOR: BOBCAT RELIEF MILKER Townace, Trucks, Thursday, August 12, 11.00am start Camera Surveillance 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE wne Nissan Van and Utes. 7477510AA O r AVAILABLE Location:Te Awamutu Saleyards PH: (07) 856-7584 perato Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu From $200 to $5000. PHONE DENNIS O r EXPERIENCED and Same day pickup. or (027) 608-1749 Trevor reliable, available also Sale Comprising: COLSON for assistance over Phone (0800) 332-467 (0800) DUG HOLES Peters calving, experienced in 11.00am Prime & Boners Financial all aspects of farming. 10 Fat Cattle (0800) 384 - 465 027 515 6519 Need help? Phone Aaron on 870-5496 100 Boners A1 Service 07 871 1971 Phone: (07) 871-3176 evenings or (021)

INSURANCE 6151460AA-08-04-17 6504477AA 0271-0240. Store Cattle Wanted - MORTGAGE Need a painter! Rosetown Bobcat Ltd DEAD CARS 10 2 yr str & heifers GST 7528985AA Employment Vacancies Best Dollars KIWISAVER Pay no

30 ylg beef x strs & heifers 7637915AA for work booked 30 Wnr beef x strs & heifers Phone: HEWITSON Team Administration kbFinancialSolutions between the months of 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves 870-6045 July to September 2010 PLUMBING Part Time 700 Four day calves Call Dave Rowe A vacancy has become available for the role of 20 Prime Lambs Friendly 30 Store Lambs Get that car outa there! Computer Services Painter & Decorator team administrator, providing support to both the (07) 873-1777 Service Architectural team and Administration staff. This is 12.00 Dairies (Note change of start time) 7557980AA PC PROBLEMS? a part-time position of 24 hours per week, with the NO fix, no fee, local IT (027) 290-8776 20 High BW empty cows possibility of increasing to full time. 50 I/C Budget cows LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED professional available for on site repairs, upgrades Phone 871-3620 50 I/C heifers & OPERATEDOPERATED and trouble shooting, PC This is a specialised support role for which full training Phone 870-2200 and laptop sales, no call will be given, but knowledge of the Microsoft Ofﬁ ce A/C Client 6136317AA 20 I/C Fries Fries X Te Awamutu or out fees for help, Phone suite and an aptitude with spreadsheets would be an Matt (027) 515-6996 or AJ BALDOCK LTD Cows fully recorded (0800) CAR DUMP advantage. 870-3038. Gib Stopping and Fixing A/C Client You will be a team player, with an ability to multi-task 20 I/C Fries Fries X Hfrs fully recorded and learn quickly, and a sense of humour is always welcome. Please note calf sales also Email: [email protected] Monday August 16 Phone Adam: (021) 774-090 Please apply in writing to: 6979663AA Gisler Architects All enquiries to: N-II-I 59 Bank Street, PO Box 297, Te Awamutu Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (027) 243-1078 O T [email protected] Andrew Reyland 871-3316 or (027) 223-7092 Closing date Wednesday August 18, 2010 Andy Transom 870-6059 or (027) 596-5142 HANDYMAN Bill Donnelly (07) 873-1855 or (027) 493-2063

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www.myspace.com/eqwanox www.teawamutu.co.nz/courier Paramore live at Vector Arena Pick up a copy of Paramore’s No.1 Crushcrushcrush, Hallelujah and chart-topping Brand New Eyes ahead That’s What You Get. of their much anticipated New Zea- Their eclectic take on emo/pop- land encore performance, this time at punk/alternative rock takes on Auckland’s premier concert venue. another dimension in their Paramore return to play electrifying live performances and is Auckland’s Vector Arena on Friday, a sight to behold. October 8. Lead singer Hayley Williams is on Containing such great songs as record as saying they had such a Ignorance, Brick By Boring Brick, great time last time they were here, The Only Exception, Careful and they just can’t wait to come back and Playing God — and a bonus track catch up with their fans. Decode, lead single for the novel- Tickets are selling fast through based Twilight film, Brand New Eyes Ticketmaster! is a blend of melody and muscle that To be in to win simply put your takes the band to a new level. name, address and daytime phone It’s the ideal precursor to what is number on the back of a standard sure to be a ripper of a gig. sized envelope, address it to the Their 2007 release RIOT! paved Paramore CD Competition and make the way to success with great singles sure it reaches our office by 5pm, in Misery Business, Friday.

Thursday, August 12th, 9.45am Lisa Corkin Venue: Te Awamutu Cell Phone Bible Chapel Radiation and Phone: Sally Shierlaw Health Effects 870 2074 A gold coin donation Come along... we’d is appreciated to

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TE AWAMUTU MUSIC FEDERATION HOST THE COOK STRAIGHTTrio

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7628925AA Ensemble includes Amber Rainey (piano) Blythe Press (violin) and Hugo Zanker (cello)

Wed 11th 5.30pm Membership draw Programme includes Thu 12th 1.00pm Women Section Monthly meeting Turina, Clarke and Mendelssohn ITM Cup NPC - Picks in by 7.00pm 5.30pm Restaurant open Adults $25, Snr Citizens $22, Fri 13th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open Students 15-20yrs $10, Under 15 FREE 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw Door Sales from 7.00pm 5.30pm Restaurant open 7635813AA Sat 14th 12noon to 2.00pm Restaurant open 1.00pm Snooker pairs championships 5.30pm Restaurant open WA N T E D Sun 15th 1.00pm Club Open Te Awamutu Country Music Group get together PAPER DELIVERY PERSON 5.30pm Restaurant open for roast dinner Pirongia Area or a-la-carte menu Must reside in Pirongia township Mon 16th 12noon Restaurant open “Pot Luck Lunch” Tuesday and Thursday deliveries 5.30pm Raffl es & Membership Draw Own bike essential 5.30pm Restaurant open Ph Te Awamutu Courier 871-5151 Tues 17th 1.00pm 500 Card Club The Clubrooms are open to members invited guests and members of affi liated clubs.

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