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Te Awamutu Know How Numbers count in property management Beneﬁt from experienced managers with market insight backed by the collective strength of over 1000 CouPublished Tuesday & Thursdayurier TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2016 ofﬁces and countless training sessions. EXTRA COPIES 40c PH 07 872 0927 TE AWAMUTU Your community newspaper for over 100 years Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA (2008) OTOROHANGA Sharp lesson in safety Lost and found A mother and her three children who had been lost on Mt Pirongia overnight Warning about dangerous old glass Wednesday were found safe and well Thursday morning. The family was found in the early hours by search and BY CATHY ASPLIN rescue teams and walked out When Amy Reid raced up the back steps of the bush. after her sister she put her arm out to push the They had gone for a walk door open that had been closed in front of her. to Pahuatea hut near the But in her haste she missed the wooden summit late Wednesday frame and hit one of the three glass panels. afternoon and called for help Her arm went straight through and her first when it got dark. reaction was to quickly pull it out. “I looked down expecting to see a couple of Dream guest scratches . . . and thought that doesn’t look Do you really know what right. you do in your sleep? “I was surprised because I could see the fat This is the topic for and even the bone — there was blood tomorrow’s Te Awamutu everywhere — it looked awful!” Continuing Education That’s because as Amy pulled her arm out meeting, with guest speaker she gashed it in two places. Merrhis Majurey. The door’s panels had old 4mm obscure, Members of the public are annealed glass, that results in razor sharp welcome to attend (entry $2) shards when broken. from 10am in the Waipa After having her arm wrapped up, she was Workingmen’s Club . taken by ambulance to A&E at Waikato Hospital. She spent several hours there and her Fun, free parents Jason and Deborah were amazed at how well she coped with the ordeal. activities “She had some gas to deal with the pain, but If you're looking for she was amazingly calm and she retained her something for the kids to do dry sense of humour,” says Mr Reid. during the holidays, check out Amy was then taken into surgery. She had all the BFG and Finding Dory to have wounds cleaned before repairs were fun movie activity sheets — free made to blood vessels and muscles. to download from Te Although some flesh was missing she was Awamutu’s homepage fortunate that there was enough skin to stitch (www.teawamutu.nz). See together without the need for skin grafts. more details on page 19. Her arm was then plastered from hand to elbow to immobilise it. Dutch Market After two hours in theatre she returned to The new Waipa Dutch the ward where she stayed for the next three Market is on this Saturday at St days. Andrew's Church Hall, While she was in hospital family friends Hamilton Road, Cambridge Deni and Debra Vanin, who own TA Glass, from 10am-1pm. cleaned up the shattered back door and It features cheese, replaced all of the small panels with one large panel of safety glass. poffertjes, kroketten, Mr Vanin is also going to replace the front bitterballen, oliebollen and door (pictured) which is identical to the one TC190716CA01 Hollande nieuwe — as well as Amy crashed into. ALL SMILES NOW: Amy Reid (11) recovering at home after crashing through a pane of flowers, handcrafts, jewellery, He says the three panel doors are common glass in her back door (identical to one pictured). paintings and photos (no in Te Awamutu and in many cases the glass in EFTPos, cash only). them actually still meets legal requirements Mr Vanin is so concerned about the situa- neighbours, as many of them have the same (5mm thick). tion he is offering 25 per cent off safety glass for doors.” Correction “They may be legal, but they are lethal. anyone that wishes to replace their old Amy had her stitches out on Friday and says Norris Hall JP will be guest These panels don’t have to be replaced by law, annealed glass panes. Amy’s parents are it has been tough missing out on school, a speaker at the Grey Power but we recommend replacing them with safety grateful to Mr Vanin for his help and are keen marae trip and netball. public meeting this Thursday glass, especially if there are children in the to warn other families of the danger. “But I know now not to muck around with (1.30pm), not today as house. “If there’s one good thing that can come out doors. previously advertised. “By law any panels larger than half a of this bad situation, it’s that others are warned “I hope other people who read this will get square metre in a hinged door have to be safety of the problem and can fix it before it’s too late. safety glass in their doors too. glass.” “We’ve been telling all our friends and “It’s important to feel safe at home.” 125BVX BLOWER ATV TYRES 28.0cc - 0.8kW - 4.3kg - Air Speed 209kph FITTED Cars & Minibuses Available Cruise Control, SmartStart® 16:1 Mulch Kit SET VAC KIT INCLUDED +GST FROM $450 $ 439 Conditions apply INCL GST

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Manager [email protected] Year 13 students Olivia Weber and Poppy ‘Swimming lessons Cox, and their teacher Will Cawkwell, are save lives’ thrilled to have won the Waikato regional title and secured a place in the national final being FRUITANDNUTTREES held in Auckland. Head of home economics at Te Awa- (Over75varieties)from$29.95 mutu College, Maree Letford, says the winning students are FARM TREE PACK thrilled. “Olivia and Poppy $130 took on the team chal- 8for These stately trees will provide shade, shelter lenge, determined to win. TC190716SPCOLLEGE They worked hard to WAIKATO National Secondary Schools Culinary Challenge champions Olivia andaddvaluetoyourproperty research ideas and trial Weber (right) and Poppy Cox of Te Awamutu College in action at the regional different dishes and the final. ALSO INSTORE win is the result of their dedicated work. We’re cation was excellent as tion represents a once in land’s North Shore, Ben PEASTRAW $20 very proud of them.” was their hygiene a lifetime opportunity Bayly — My Kitchen @ per bale The pair went head-to- throughout the competi- for students who want to Rules judge and head head with three other tion,” she says. “The enter the hospitality chef at both The Grove schools in a live kitchen flavours were outstand- industry. and Baduzzi in Auck- cook-off to produce four ing and their winning “This competition land, Liam Fox, owner/ portions of entreé and result was testament to provides aspiring cooks chef, Forte Green in main meals in just 90 all the hard work by the the opportunity to Auckland; Craig Lucas minutes. students, their teacher impress some of the — lecturer at Manukau The dishes had to and parents. They can country’s top chefs and Institute of Technology include New Zealand- enjoy their success at the with the standard of per- and John Kelleher — 4815 OHAUPO ROAD | TE AWAMUTU | PHONE 871 6208 produced vegetables and regional competition but formance we have seen senior lecturer profes- chicken, with silverbeet will have to continue with this team it is sional cookery, AUT the hero vegetable for the with their training to up game-on for the rest of University. entreé. the ante for the final.” the country,” he says. The girls are vying Their entreé was Event organiser and “Over the past three for the opportunity for silverbeet tart with judge was Glenn years many of the themselves and their caramelised beetroot and Fulcher, regional mana- students have been teacher to be flown to roasted pumpkin served ger — Pacific- offered apprenticeships Sydney to represent with a rocket, pear and International at City & within the hospitality New Zealand at the Parmesan walnut salad. Guilds. He says all industry as a result of International Secondary The main was mush- schools had worked hard their performance at Schools Culinary Chal- room dunelle and and served great food. this competition. lenge. haloumi stuffed chicken “The standard of “The event showcases Winners also each served with gnocchi, dishes being presented what happens when you receive a $1000 gift pack kale, brussel sprouts and throughout the competi- combine some of our from vegetables.co.nz roast pumpkin. The girls tion is impressive and is best up and coming tal- and City & Guilds and a wanted to showcase as increasing each year. ent with quality New $2000 scholarship many seasonal vege- Our industry is in good Zealand produce,” says towards their study of a tables as possible as well hands.” Mr Wylie. City & Guilds Interna- as demonstrate the depth Mrs Letford says both The Te Awamutu Col- tional Catering Qualifi- of their skills. students are considering lege students have each cation, in a City & “They specifically a career in hospitality. won a $500 Bidvest Guilds approved train- chose to do a rolled “Olivia and Poppy are voucher, a chef’s jacket ing centre. chicken to highlight both gifted in food and for the final, a $200 The winning school their boning skills which service and whether they Southern Hospitality will receive a $1000 is pretty impressive work front of house or in voucher and travel voucher from Bidvest, given the time limit,” the kitchen, they have a assistance to get to ANOVA Precision says Mrs Letford. lot to offer the hospitality Auckland to compete on Cooker and a 600mm Gas Chief judge Shannon industry and winning Tuesday, August 30. Range Static Oven worth Katipa, chef/tutor at this competition will no The judging panel $7000. Wintec, says the com- doubt colour how they includes Jeremy Schmid With flights and petition was close, but Te move forward with their — author and owner/ accommodation valued Awamutu College stood career decisions.” chef at The Officers at over $4000, the total out as the winners. Head judge Mark Mess wedding and func- prize package is worth “The girls’ communi- Wylie says the competition centre on Auck- more than $17,000.

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An Egyptian event on In an interesting twist the August 6, compete with workshop has also just artefacts and displays, food and recieved an Egyptian designed drinks, will complete the leadlight panel, for restoration month. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, July 19, 2016 CourierTe Awamutu Filming a soldier’s real war Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Afghanistan:The Soldiers’ Asher suppled Horrell with Your community newspaper for Story is an extraordinary film camera equipment to film his over 100 years. which allows us to see what our tour. Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu soldiers face in trying to protect As Horrell’s tour evolved, he others overseas. recorded footage of day-to-day and surrounding districts. It was created by sending a life for soldiers. CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) camera with Corporal Aaron Halfway into his tour, trag- Horrell, when he was deployed edy struck with the deaths of We welcome letters - preferably via email. They to Afghanistan in 2012. five of his comrades and serious should be under 300 words and must have the The film is now touring New wounding of six soldiers in two sender’s name, address and phone number. No Zealand, stopping at many of the separate incidents. They were to pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be hometowns of soldiers whose be defining moments for his withheld in special circumstances at the discretion lives have been changed by war, deployment. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged such as James Baldwin of Te Two weeks after Lance Cor- and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Awamutu. poral Rory Malone and Lance MANAGER Baldwin featured on the front Corporal Pralli Durrer were Alan Price page of the Te Awamutu Courier killed in action, and six others [email protected] (26/5/16) after he received a were wounded, a second inci- Chief of Defence Force’s Com- dent claimed New Zealand lives. EDITORIAL mendation for his brave actions While on patrol from Do Abe to Dean Taylor (editor) at Baghak on August 4, 2012. Romero, one of the Kiwi vehicles [email protected] What happened that day is part was hit by a roadside Cathy Asplin (journalist) of the documentary. improvised explosive device, TC260516SP01B [email protected] He hopes Te Awamutu killing Corporal Luke Tamatea, THE New Zealand Light Armoured Vehicle that James Baldwin Colin Thorsen (journalist) people will take the time to view Lance Corporal Jacinda Baker (below right) drove during his time in Afghanistan. [email protected] the film and gain an insight into and Private Richard Harris. military life — not only for When Horrell’s deployment ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams soldiers on deployment, but for finished and he returned to New [email protected] their families left behind. Zealand, he and Asher had to re- “It tells the soldiers’ side of evaluate the storyline. Ange Holt the story, rather than what you “We had valuable footage [email protected] see or hear in the media. It’s a from before these fatal events, so Bookings great documentary, a modern now had to look at how we could [email protected] day version of those old World integrate the families of the CLASSIFIEDS War II documentaries we used to fallen to show the full level of Rhonda Oosterman, watch, and it brought back loss, both for the country and Tania Cortesi-Western, memories of that time for me.” within their family unit. Julie Montague The idea for the film came “What ensued was a two-year [email protected] from Corporal Horrell, a patrol negotiation with the New Zea- second-in-command who was on land Defence Force to release the DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 his second New Zealand Defence footage, which they held the POSTAL ADDRESS Force deployment to Afghanis- copyright for.” TC190716SP04A 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 tan in 2012. He approached Dave The documentary is told CAMERAMAN Aaron Horrell. TROOPER James Baldwin. OFFICE HOURS Asher, of South Coast through first-person accounts, Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm Productions, to see if a film backed by footage from actual emotions surrounding their ■ Afghanistan:The Soldiers’ Story: PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 could be made documenting engagements and re-enactments family member’s departure to Waipa Workingmen’s Club, July 24 what the contributions and vetted by the soldiers to remain Afghanistan, and the inevitable at 5pm. Tickets $10. Introduction by sacrifice of modern day soldiers true to the event, linked by complexities for the families of Aaron Horrell, James Baldwin will ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) looks like. Their request to visit narration. 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Te Awamutu $2 PER PERSON Rotarian Peter Bouma was recently honoured [no bookings required] by his club when he was presented with a Paul Harris Fellow- ship. The club said it was a great honour to have the Paul Harris pin and medallion bestowed on such a worthy recipient. Mr Bouma has served the club and his community for 30 years. One of his specialties is assisting with the dinner meetings. He greets fellow members at the door on a Tuesday evening, after arriving early to set up the room, directs the tables to dinner and tidies up afterwards. Mr Bouma also spends long hours as a volunteer driver for OUR AUGUST ISSUE the Te Awamutu Com- will be published on Tuesday August 16 munity Health Shuttle, and will feature maize and summer crop options which is sponsored by Te Awamutu Rotary, Booking deadline is Friday August 5, 2016 taking patients to Wai- kato Hospital and waiting to bring them home from specialist For advertising contact Alan Price 07 871 5151 appointments. For editorial contact Dean Taylor or Cathy Asplin 07 871 5151 A large contingent Te Awamutu of family was present to witness Mr Bouma Courierr presented with his TC191716SPPETERBOUMA award. PAUL Harris Fellow Peter Bouma and his wife Flora. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, July 19, 2016 Prisoners add WHAT’S HOT Members display skills at to fundraising 2016 national festival Prisoners from Waikeria Prison have collected firewood from trees on WHAT’S NOT the site to donate to local volunteer community groups. Men from work parties across the site have contributed as part of their HOT work to ensure that the site and farm ■ WDC roading team doing new is maintained and old trees brought kerbing in Hillcrest Avenue. Great down. teamwork, conscientious supervision, “We don’t want to waste a useful resource, so we decided we would communication to residents, obvious donate it to groups that could bene- pride in their work, splendid result. fit,” says assistant prison director ■ Noel and Philippa Oakes for finding Jim Watson. and returning my wallet, thank you. “The guys embrace the opportunity to do something that gives back to You are what makes our town great. the local community and work really ■ Ohaupo Lions for donating a new hard.” shade sail for the Playcentre sandpit. Waikeria is a working prison, which means prisoners are engaged ■ Te Awamutu Birthing Centre, great in treatment, learning, industry and staff, lovely clean, modern facility. constructive activities for around 40 Family made to feel welcome. hours a week. The groups received about 200 NOT cubic metres of firewood, enabling ■ them to raise a combined $12,000. Saturday netball people leaving Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Bri- paper cups, drink containers and gade chief fire officer Ian Campbell trash behind — much of it ends up on was pleased with the donation. “The pathways and in the river. support from Corrections assisted ■ with our fundraising towards buying Customers being rude to volunteer a new vehicle and equipment for staff in local charity shops. responding to medical emergencies ■ Farmers doing their weekly shop at in our community. On behalf of the Pak’nSave in their filthy gumboots. TC190716SP10A brigade and the New Zealand Fire This is, after all, a food shop! TE AWAMUTU Machine Knitting Club members are looking forward to having some Service, I would like to thank the of their work on display in this year’s New Zealand Machine Knitters festival in Department of Corrections.” Hamilton. Other groups to benefit were: TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Otorohonga Volunteer Fire Brigade, The Silver Needles machine. kato area and has just Te Awamutu Soccer Club, Pirongia Send to 021 241 4568 show opens on Thursday In the evening a Make celebrated its 41st birth- Scouts, Rotorua Community Kai, Te in the Diocesan School and Model competition is day. Awamutu RSA, junior sportspeople EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. for Girls hall from 8.30am being held from 7.30pm New members would raising funds to represent New Zea- to 4.30pm. (tickets $20 at door). be welcome and existing land abroad, primary schools, marae Send to [email protected] Members will have The displays are also members are happy to undertaking home-heating projects, their competition pieces open to the public from pass on their skills. Te Awamutu Baptist Church and a DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. on display and can show 10am to 4pm on Friday. For more details con- local craft group raising funds to fill the type of work that can The Te Awamutu club tact Shirley Walker (ph 70 Christmas shoeboxes to send Drop into our ofﬁ ce 97 Sloane Street be achieved on a knitting is the largest in the Wai- 871-2784). overseas.

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Honouring the Legacy HGB1003_TAC_B Tuesday, July 19, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 7 VOLUNTEERS WANTED! For the dogs… (Te Awamutu) Help raise funds for an organisation that trains some Waikeria inmates help amazing dogs to help special kids and their families. This is the perfect role for you if you are short on time. You’ve got a friend (Te Awamutu) … that is waiting to meet you. Share a hobby or a skill, watch movies, head to the local café for coffee and with refuge project cake, or just chat with someone who values your time. A little means a lot! (Regional) Got time for a quick chat and a cup of tea? Give the gift Prisoners from Waikeria of time and make a world of difference to an elderly or Prison’s Te Whare o Te Ao socially isolated member of the community. Marama (formerly the Ma¯ori Coffee and cake (Te Awamutu) Focus Unit) have been provid- One for the café lovers - co-ordinate a monthly women’s ing their time and labour to support group. Organise meetings, greet members, and support Waikato Women’s Ref- provide information and referrals as needed. uge Te Whakaruruhau by reno- vating a donated Hamilton To find out more about these and other volunteering house into a home that will opportunities in your area, phone 07 839 3191 or visit: shield women and children from violence. www.volunteeringwaikato.org.nz Up to six men at a time, who have been approved to work off prison grounds, have been working on the project for about six weeks. Te Rau Aroha (a challenge of love) is the name local kaumatua have given to the house, one of six run by Te Whakaruruhau. The work party has been erecting fences, preparing foot- path areas, and laying concrete TC190716SPWAIKERIA to prepare the place for the TE WHAKARURUHAU Waikato Women’s Refuge staff and volunteers with carving completed wha¯nau who will use it. and donated by Te Ao Marama participants. The prisoners involved are passionate about this work, working with men from Te Ao the hands of violent men, they “The staff trust them whole- explains prison director Kevin Marama for a number of years can see the impact of their heartedly as each of our Smith: and sees the connection to sup- choices and the value of making services work together for the “A lot of the feedback we porting their local community better decisions in the future.” betterment of families in need. hear is that there is a real sense and addressing their offending Mr Albert has found work- “We hope this unit in par- of satisfaction when the men as vital to helping them turn ing with Corrections to be a ticular will be able to continue see what has been accom- their lives around: significant benefit to her organ- their good work in this com- This newspaper is subject to NZ Press plished for others,” he says. “Lots of the guys we see have isation, with a number of pro- munity, as they have been our Council procedures. A complaint “They see that they have come from violence them- jects taking place previously. balance the yin and yang.” must ﬁrst be directed in writing to the done something that will help selves,” he says. “The men have helped us The Department of editor’s email address. If not satisﬁed keep someone else safe. It can be “They grew up in it and hugely over the past nine years Corrections is committed to with the response, the complaint may really motivating for them, giv- sometimes it’s the reason they and were instrumental in help- working with other agencies to be referred to the Press Council, P.O. ing them the drive to learn are where they are. Part of them ing us build the two purpose- help address family violence Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington more about what they can do to making those positive changes built properties that opened in and currently has a number of 6143. Or use the online complaint form break the cycle of violence.” is to give back. 2011 by doing the carpentry, projects and initiatives at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Te Whakaruruhau chief “By supporting women and construction, plumbing, paint- happening locally and include copies of the article and all executive Roni Albert has been children who have suffered at ing etc. nationally underway. correspondence with the publication.

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Te Awamutu’s new library is on track to pedestrian crossings, and improved lighting open by November. and landscaping work including tree plant- The $4.4 million library will anchor a ing. new community hub, opposite the Trust When complete Mahoe Street will have Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre. two new raised pedestrian crossings to the If fundraising is successful, the hub will Churchill St car-park and Market Street as ultimately include a proposed new museum well as new, wide footpaths designed with along with recreation space, hospitality, wheelchairs, pushchairs and mobility accommodation and office facilities. scooters in mind. A $1.6 million upgrade began in May to The corner of Gorst and Selwyn Streets TC190716SPSELWYNLANE link the new library, Selwyn Park, the will be more pedestrian friendly, particu- VIEW of the new pedestrian-friendly existing playground and Events Centre to Te larly near the playground. Selwyn Lane taking shape. Awamutu’s CBD. Work includes new footpaths in Selwyn Lane, three new raised ■ Continued Page 9 Forklift training for offenders

Training offenders to drive forklifts has resulted in people serving sentences of Community Work in the Corrections’ Cen- tral Region increasing their job prospects. Community Corrections in Te Awamutu, Hamilton and Tauranga had 23 participants graduate from the one day forklift driving programme, facilitated by Ellison Driver Training. The six-hour hands-on course covers all aspects of forklift driving as well as Worksafe Health and Safety requirements. Following the theory and training com- ponents all participants are required to pass a practical driving test which involves taking a load off a truck, placing it within a designated area and reversing the forklift back into position. When the test is passed the appropriate unit standard means that some participants can have this qualification endorsed on their drivers licence. The qualification remains valid for three years, opening up a range of employment opportunities. Corrections regional principal employment adviser Mark Cleaver sees the difference the training can make for potential employers. “There are many employers who are willing to give our clients a second chance and that is a great thing because we all know that stable employment reduces the risk of committing further crime,” he says. “When you can help someone achieve meaningful qualifications that are useful on the worksite, that’s a win for everyone.” Book U Night at Waikeria Prison

Thirty prisoners from Waikeria Prison’s Karaka Unit recently held their second Book U Night, which is a prison- style revamp of the traditional book club. The initiative, launched by prison librarian Leigh Gleeson, is prisoner driven and aims to help prisoners connect to books specific to their journey which can inspire and motivate positive change. Prison director Kevin Smith is sup- portive of the idea, which does more than just encourage a love of reading. “Standing up and talking in front of a group of people can be a daunting idea but it is also a really useful skill to be able to do well. Presenting at a Book U Night engages prisoners to explore language, conceptualise ideas, and build confidence through public speaking.” The prisoner who led this Book U Night found the experience extremely positive and has since realised his potential — he is now borrowing books on public speaking and sharing his own motivational story. This prisoner was inspired by the story of Chef Jeff Henderson, who went from from wealthy drug dealer, to felon, to celebrity chef, author, to inspirational speaker, to TV star, and selected two of his books to present — If You Can See It, You Can Be It and Cooked: My Journey From the Streets to the Stove. “Book U Nights appeal to the men as no two talks are the same, with different themes, authors, and speakers.” Tuesday, July 19, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 9 Precinct on track Council helps in seabird project

A ground-breaking seabird sanctuary project on Mount Karioi at Raglan is to be This financial supported by up to $429,000 assistance‘ begins a over four years from Waikato new chapter in our Regional Council. Approval for the funding support for this work from the council’s natural heri- in restoring coastal tage fund was given at a recent ecosystems and council meeting. It will go towards pest con- forests at Karioi,” trol aimed at protecting said the council’s seabirds and boosting natural heritage biodiversity generally at the landmark coastal site. Payment team leader. of annual funding instalments — ALAN SAUNDERS’ will be subject to satisfactory progress reports. “This financial assistance on seabirds.” begins a new chapter in our The trust’s New Zealand co- support for this work in restor- director Kristel van Houte said ing coastal ecosystems and for- the council funding would help ests at Karioi,” said the coun- the project achieve its cil’s natural heritage team objectives over a number of leader,” Alan Saunders. years. “Our funding will particu- “It’s great to be working larly help support large scale with the regional council and pest control of stoats, rats and our local community and part- TC190716SPLIBRARY feral cats that will restore ners to advance this fantastic AERIAL view of the Te Awamutu Library and associated road and pedestrian work. seabird populations in the project. The collaborative area.” nature of this project and the ■ From Page 8 “The creation of a hub for the year. Mr Saunders said the pro- community support have made town, anchored by the library The filigree design on the ject was being run by the non- it possible for us to get this far.” More rubbish bins and seating and potentially a museum, has outside walls is scheduled for profit A Rocha Aotearoa NZ A Rocha, which has put its will be installed and street light- been a long-term project and it’s installation next month. organisation, which was a well- own funding into the project, ing improved. starting to become real now,” The new 1400 square metre organised, professionally-led has been working to re- Work will be complete in Octo- says Mr Bergin. library will be significantly big- conservation group with local establish Karioi as a seabird ber. “This recent work has begun ger than the existing facility. Raglan community support. mountain since 2009 using a Waipa District Council’s to physically connect recrea- The existing library is sized “Their pest control work pest control programme which group manager service delivery tional facilities like the library below national standards and is complements that of other also supports forest birds. Barry Bergin said the recent and Selwyn Park with the town unable to offer a number of agencies such as the council, Te “A Rocha complements and opening up of the Mangahoi centre.” community programmes. Whaanga Ahu Whenua trust adds value to existing pest Stream at Pioneer Walk, the The new library building and the Department of Con- control programmes to en- rapid rise of the library building itself is expected to be complete ■ Check the Te Awamutu Courier servation. The Karioi project is hance the biodiversity values and recent completion of more and ready for the internal fit-out Facebook page for links to time unique in its mountain to sea of Mt Karioi and its parking spaces were bringing the some time in September, in lapse views of the Te Awamutu connectivity, and particularly surrounds,” a staff report to the Te Awamutu hub concept to life. readiness for opening later in the Library build. for its coastal forest and focus council said.

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BY COLIN THORSEN A penalty for holding on in the tackle saw Cambridge clear their Top qualifiers Te Awamutu danger area with a relieving kick stumbled at the final hurdle of the and go to the sheds eight points in week-long Gwynne Shield rugby front. tournament in Cambridge, losing Te Awamutu had to play to a plucky host town team 12-5. second fiddle for the bulk of the It was a bitter pill to swallow scoreless second half, their cause for a Te Awamutu side which had not helped by one of their players beaten Cambridge 15-7 in spending five minutes in the sin- Thursday’s round-robin encoun- bin for a high tackle. ter to win back the Brian Cambridge were the more Spraggons Memorial Cup. Try clinical outfit at the business end scorers were winger Ethan of the play off, played in heavy Fladgate (2) and No. 8 Cameron underfoot conditions, to run out Lindsay. worthy Shield winners for 2016. The ‘maroon and golds’ then Te Awamutu ended up with an defended the Cup, played for eight wins, two loss record, scor- throughout the round-robin ing 385 points (63 tries) and stages of the tournament, with conceding 56 points. emphatic victories over Hamilton Each and every member of the Eagles 74-0 and Morrinsville 32-5. Kelvin Donaghy/Alex Phillips They clinched their berth in the coached side covered themselves final, finishing top of the in glory. leaderboard with 40 points, Cam- As well as retaining the Brian bridge 39, Wasps 38, Matamata 23, Spraggons Cup, Te Awamutu won South Waikato Tritons 21, Hamil- the Brian Spraggons Memorial ton Panthers 18, Hamilton Tigers Shield for runners-up and the Don 15, Morrinsville 10, North Wai- Le Prou Trophy for Team Sports- kato 8, Hamilton Eagles 7. manship. Te Awamutu started the final Fladgate, who scored a tourna- encouragingly in front of a huge ment high 22 tries in round-robin crowd at Memorial Park, camping play, was recipient of the Country near the Cambridge goal-line for TC190716CT01 Player of the Tournament award. the opening 15 minutes. CUP CHAMPS: Te Awamutu’s Gwynne Shield rugby team after winning the Brian Spraggons Memorial Further success went Te Awa- Fladgate, the competition’s Cup off Cambridge, 15-7, at Memorial Park on Thursday. mutu’s way with seven of their leading try scorer, was bundled players being named in the Wai- into touch at the corner flag and Midway through the half, sure. counter-attack, leading to a kato Country team to play Wai- Lindsay was held up over the try- Cambridge backs’ capitalised on a The visitors finally cracked a match-winning try to their lock in kato City in a trial game to select line on two occasions from tap gaping hole in the opposition resolute defensive screen when the 22nd minute, converted by the Waikato Roller Mills team , penalties. backline defence to score. Lindsay detached from a scrum to their No. 10. Cameron Lindsay (No.8), Brad To Cambridge’s credit, they Back stormed Te Awamutu score his 13th try for the week for Te Awamutu finished the half Seager (prop), Joe Connor absorbed the early onslaught, with both Lindsay and hooker Joe a 5-all scoreline. strongly, being denied another (hooker), Craig Scott (loosie/ working their way upfield with Connor again being held up over The topsy-turvey nature of the try when beaten, in a photo finish, lock), Ethan Fladgate (wing), their halfback making good use of the try line from tap penalties as first half continued as Cambridge to the touch down over the line David Shortcliffe (2nd five), the box kick. Cambridge infringed under pres- stormed down field on the following a kick through. Regan Tyler (centre).

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Ashurst Park 12:30pm 10:40am: COMRADES MISFITS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA AMP; WAIPA ANGELS GUARDIANS v TAI GOLDFERNS; TAS ECOLAB v OHAUPO SPORTS PREM; FOURZ MINIZ v ST PATS FAHRENHEIT FLAMES; RAY SUNDAY, JULY 24 WHITE PIRONGIA VET ENT v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA OLD GIRLS; PEKERAU Women’s Edmonds Judd v Huntly Thistle - RESPECT v PATERANGI PIRATES; RUKUHIA ROAR v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA Huntly Domain 11:00am COMETS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA SEAGULLS v ST PATS DAFFODILS. 11:30am: TAC SENIOR A v COMRADES SOCIAL; TUC ULTRASONICS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA BLACK; TAC FLAMEZ v WAIPA ANGEL CHERUBS; TC190716SP13 MARIST MISFITS v AOTEAROA (A 1 GRD); RAY WHITE PIRONGIA SEASON members of Waikato Rugby Union, Allan Bryant (Te Awamutu) and Michael STARS v KORAKONUI FRESHCHOICE CHICKS; ST PATS PASTORAL Bennett with Waikato players Sam Christie and Isaac Boss at FMG Stadium Waikato. REALTY PANTHERS v TAPS MARVELS; PEKERAU UNITY v KORAKONUI LIGHTNING. A host of player momentum with some key leadership will be a huge 12:20pm: TAS SOCIAL v MARIST THUNDER (B GRD); TAS PAUL KAY signings has coincided player signings and — boost to our 2016 cam- DENTAL v SHGC; TUMEKE v COGS BLUE; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA TROOPERS v TAI HOTSTEPPERS; RAY WHITE PIRONGIA MACS MEATS with the 2000th season with now well over 2000 paign,” says Waikato head v OSC DENTAL SURGERY; COMRADES JUNIORS v KORAKONUI KIWIS; member joining the Wai- season members — there is coach, Sean Botherway. KORAKONUI ALL HEART v TAPS SUPERSTARS; POKURU DESTROYERS kato family, ahead of the a buzz around the stadium “Isaac, Stephen and v PEKERAU PRIDE. 2016 Mitre 10 Cup season. and we can’t wait for the Sam are all passionate 1:10pm: TAC 9 A v COMRADES CHAOS; LIAHONA JUNIORS v TAC The Waikato season is Mitre 10 Cup to get Waikato men who have ATOMIC; TAS TACTICS v COMRADES CRUSHERS; TAS CROWE HOWATH already underway with the underway. given a lot for the red, v COGS ALLSORTS; ST PATS GIBSON CONSTRUCTION COBRAS v TAPS first Ranfurly Shield “With five possible Ran- yellow and black jersey. STORMERS; PUAHUE SILVER FERNS v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA STRIKERS. defence successfully furly Shield clashes on the “We are looking for- 2:00pm: WHAKAMARAMA SHILOH v RAY WHITE PIRONGIA MPROVE IT; negotiated — an 83-13 win schedule, FMG Stadium ward to them contributing LIAHONA SENIORS v TAS PILING SOLUTIONS; BULK LINES WALLACE WASPS v FOURZ TITANZ; ST PATS TIMMO ITM TIGERS v TAI ACHIEVERS; over Thames Valley in Waikato is set for one of its once again this season. COGS LUXE N CO v TAS RED RED RED. Paeroa. biggest Waikato seasons in Willis has been a standout Executive on Duty: KATIE HASTIES Preparations will now several years.” at Mitre 10 Cup level in This newspaper is subject to NZ Press PREMIER DUTY TEAM: TAC OPEN PREM begin to ramp up with the Waikato can confirm a recent years and has Council procedures. 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BY COLIN THORSEN Competition leaders RSA Bombers retained their unbeaten record, downing The flood of 180s continued in week WWMC Dragons 10-5. four of Te Awamutu Darts championship. Greg Chard, Massey Te Whau and A further five maximum scores were Jason Neilson all recorded a maximum Cycling Tips thrown, following the 10 recorded in four wins for the Bombers. Chard led Cycling is great fun and an excellent way to round three. from the front with scores of 130 start, 112 get around. Warriors’ No. 1 Ken Bardsley start and 123. Here are a final few tips to stay safe when spearheaded his team to a 14-9 win over Ohaupo Tigers chalked up their sharing the road. Rosetown Rockets. second win accounting for RSA Allsorts Be Prepared: Always use helmet, check Bardsley produced the kind of imperi- 14-1. brakes, tyres, chain, lights and reflectors ous form that propelled him to many a Allsorts’ Jo Butler prevented a Tigers’ regularly. title in his heyday. clean-sweep by winning her singles 2-1 Be Patient: Slow down near parked or lined He was the only player on either team over Dave Morgan. up vehicles. to win all his five matches and threw a Sheryl Bridges had a good night for Be Confident: Use hand signals and bell. brace of 180s to boot. the Tigers, winning all her matches and Be Seen: Wear high visibility or brightly Rosetown Rockets’ Steve Wilkinson throwing 106 start and 74 finish. coloured clothing. and Marty Pearce gave their team some- Teams have been named to represent Be Aware: Watch for car doors, potholes, thing to shout about, also throwing 180s. TC190716FP14 King Country/Waikato at the New Zea- rubbish, grates and pedestrians. The Rockets trailed 6-5 after the WARRIORS’ No. 1 Ken Bardsley threw land Darts Council Championships in Be Safe: Follow the road rules and choose triples, pairs and first leg of singles, then 180 twice in his team’s win over Rotorua next month. the safest route. hit the front for the first time in the Rosetown Rockets last Tuesday night. The ladies’ team of eight comprises With so many more bikes and riders on the match, 7-6, winning the seventh and Sharon Reuben, Donna Simpson, Carol road, we hope the cycling tips over the past few eighth singles matches. 15-8. Mathews, Hannah Norman (Ohaupo), weeks have assisted in creating an awareness of Warriors took control after that, win- Tungstens won the triples 2-0, only to Lorraine Pike, Bobbi Lewis (Hamilton), the number of extra things riders can do to keep ning eight of the last 10 singles matches. lose the triples 3-0 and singles 12-6. Verena Cleaver (Taumarunui), Mabel safe. It was the winless Rockets’ third loss. Courtney Payne’s 180 — playing for Allison (Taupo). Mountain to Road Cycles in Te Awamutu run Life doesn’t get any easier tonight when Rosetown Thorns in their 11-4 win over The men’s team of 10 line-up is Steve all year round free helmet safety checks. School they meet the unbeaten defending cham- WWMC Raiders — was a highlight in Davis, David Bowers, Marcus Ngare, Vic holidays are a great opportunity to get helmets pions, Ohaupo, which had the bye last division two. Rangitaawa, Tama Reuben, Josh Roberts checked out and fitted properly. week. Payne also threw 125, 120, 138 and 100 (Ohaupo), Bryan Henton, John Dodunski Stop in for a chat, get your lights checked or in WWMC Hunters notched their second twice helping her team to their third win (Hamilton), Jamie Te Nana, David Scott some cases get lights fitted. straight win accounting for Tungstens in four matches. (Rosetown). Many cities and towns around the country are running Be Bright campaigns to promote safe visible cycling. Look out for a pit stop on your cycling journey, Van der Poel leads way in strokeplay champs complete a quick survey and you could win a $50 bike store voucher. Aaron Van der Poel holds a handy 187. Hayden Parkes collected $288 after Check out the ‘Be Bright’ story on the Bike two-shot lead after round two of the B J Clarke, 204, is 10 shots clear of striking the NEC jackpot with a nett eagle Wise website: www.bikewise.co.nz senior men’s strokeplay championship at second placed Richard McCandlish, 214, on the par five, seventh hole. Stewart Alexander Golf Club. in Junior B. Winners of the ladies’ day LGU were The club’s division three pennant- Last Sunday's Nigel Pitcon Auto Cheryl Forster (silver) with a 71 nett, winning captain heads the field with a Electrical-sponsored scramble was won Helen Baynes (bronze I) 79 and Beth 36-hole aggregate score of 149. by Phil Blundell with a nett 65, from Neal Walker (bronze II) 79. The nett scramble His nearest rival is Mel Brown on 151. Johnson 66, Keith Hawtin 68, Bill Shaw, was won by Forster with her 71 nett. John Hollinshead, 169, has his nose in Ian Berry, Gary Grylls and Craig Jackson Leading ladies in the nine-hole front of Nick Heffer, 170, in the Intermedi- all on 69. stableford scramble were Jan Yarndley ate section. Craig Jackson, 183, heads the Shayne Ashford claimed the gross with 15 points, Margaret Alexander 11, Junior division from Bryce Pepperell on with a round of 75. Dawn King 10.

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Wow! Ed Blaney movie treats performs David Bowie at The Heaphy Room, Claude- lands Arena on Saturday, Te Awamutu’s Regent August 13 at 8pm. Cinema has a fantastic line- Judging by the number up of movie treats these of entries to our first com- school holidays — The petition everyone is a fan of Jungle Book continues into David Bowie, and no won- its fourth month alongside der. newcomers Alice Through His body of work is amaz- The Looking Glass, ing as is his delivery. Due to Finding Dory, The Big overwhelming demand Friendly Giant, Ice Age: we’re giving you a second Collision Course and The chance to win a copy of Angry Birds. Nothing Has Changed,a Eddie The Eagle and double CD which has such Hunt For The unforgettable hits as Space Wilderpeople are also in Oddity, The Man Who Sold their fourth months and are The World, Changes, Oh! a great watch for younger You Pretty Things, Ziggy and older viewers alike. Stardust, All The Young The new Ghostbusters Dudes, Fame, Sorrow, Rebel also looks like it will be a fun Rebel, Heroes, Sound And movie for all ages. They are Vision, Golden Years, Mod- all rate PG. ern Love, China Girl, Let’s Add to the fun with some Dance and Life On Mars? great activities from nestled among its 39 stellar In an authentic celebra- performed in the show, so Finding Dory and The Big tracks — all presented in tion and salute to all that is you’ll get to see great songs Friendly Giant. that seemingly inimitable Bowie, prepare to be trans- such as Starman, Rock N Below is the BFG Maze - Bowie style. ported across 40 years of Roll Suicide and Suffragette but thanks to Allan from the We say seemingly inimi- music that set the path for City. Regent Theatre and Dave table because there’s a chap others to follow, Blaney not Nothing has changed? and Ange from community named Ed Blaney, who gives only possesses Bowie’s awe- Blaney rocks Bowie — you website Te Awamutu Online it a pretty good nudge. inspiring vocal prowess but be the judge! you can download more Yes folks it’s true the is also the definitive look- Tickets from Ticketek great activities and UK’s No. 1 David Bowie alike of Bowie. worksheets to keep you busy tribute show Ultimate Showing the many sides ■ You can enter by text (write these holidays. Bowie starring Ed Blaney is of Bowie’s chameleon per- TAC David Bowie, plus your Go to heading to Hamilton and sonality., Ultimate Bowie name and address, and text it www.teawamutu.nz and our featured CD is the ideal delivers a stunning two- to 021 241 4568) or mail check the links on the precursor to prime you be- hour show of Bowie classics. (address to The David Bowie homepage. fore you take in this spec- In a special treat for Kiwi Competition and include your tacular tribute to one of the audiences the entire The name, address and daytime world’s greatest enter- Rise and Fall of Ziggy phone number). Deadline is tainers. Stardust album is 5pm Friday.

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