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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Minister for KK Buying booze too easy Kihikihi Presbyterian Church will once again have a resident By Dean Taylor minister, after 12 years without. Reverend Fogatia Levi will Police and council be inducted at a service at liquor licensing staff Otorohanga Presbyterian are deeply disap- Church this Thursday at 7.30pm pointed volunteer - in readiness for his joint minis- teenagers were able to try with the Te Kuiti, Otorohanga illegally purchase al- and Kihikihi parishes. All are cohol from more than welcome to attend. half the outlets they Rev. Levi is from Auckland but visited. until recently was the minister Operation Waipa of a South Canterbury combined 18 was a joint initia- Methodist/Presbyterian Parish. tive of Police from Te Awamutu and Cam- bridge and Waipa Study award District Council. Women who have been Sergeant Evan Dav- studying extramurally towards idson of Te Awamutu a fi rst bachelor’s degree in any says Police had re- discipline at Massey University ceived reports from are being offered a study award the public concerned from the New Zealand Federa- that under-age teen- tion of Business and Profes- agers were able to sional Women. purchase alcohol. First established in 1975, this The operation tar- award of $1500 is made annu- geted 15 off-licenced ally to a woman who has been premises in Te studying extramurally and who Awamutu, Kihikihi by the end of the year will have and Cambridge. completed no fewer than 175 points towards a fi rst degree. A supervised vol- If any eligible woman is inter- unteer attempted to ested please contact Massey purchase alcohol from University or Katherine O’Regan each of the businesses. at 871 8308 for further informa- The operation was tion. conducted between 5pm and 9.30pm last Friday. On song The volunteers Local musician Brendon Liley were able to purchase has achieved his aim of qualify- liquor from eight busi- EXHIBIT ‘A’ for alcohol: Sergeant Evan Davidson tags evidence from Operation Waipa 18. 192061AD ing for the New Zealand Enter- nesses. tainer of the Year Awards. In some cases the extremely high. ous consequences. lation of licence can be the serious. He won the Red Star songwrit- identifi cation was re- Waipa District Council A number of avenues outcome. They believe alcohol is ers competition with his entry quested, but when the District Liquor Licensing Council say all manag- a factor in much of the of- ‘Heart of Blue’. are open to the agency, but volunteer said they Agency says follow-up most likely a suspension of ers of licensed premises fending prevalent in this Brendon is the youngest of had none, the alcohol action will be taken in licence will be applied for. have to be qualifi ed and all region. six fi nalists who will be compet- was still sold. respect to the ‘offending’ should know the law. They add that the laws They say a suspension is ing for the New Zealand Enter- Most disappointing premises. Police say there is no are there to protect the in- tainer of the Year songwriting was that the per- Offi cers say the lack of almost a certainty for this doubt alcohol is one of dividual from the possible title later this year. centage of offending responsibility to adhere to type of offending. the contributing factors to harmful effects of alcohol, He made two other fi nals at businesses in the Te the provision of the Sale of In the worst scenario of youth offending, so they as well as to protect the the Red Star Awards - picking Awamutu area was Liquor Act can have seri- repeat offending, a cancel- regard the breaches as wider public. up a fi rst place in male solo and second place in Western. Book fair Sex offender living in Te Awamutu Te Awamutu Branch of Red Cross is collecting books, A former Taranaki school teacher who The victims were boys aged 13 and 15 at the student’s pants. This type of behaviour magazines and records for the has admitted assaulting two of his students the time. took place about six times. annual book fair at Te Rapa 30 years ago is apparently now living in Te Police prosecutor Lewis Sutton said the The 15-year-old was subjected to similar Racecourse from August 17-20. Awamutu. former teacher had given the students pri- advances from the teacher between January Secretary Betty McDonald The 60-year-old, who has interim name vate lessons at school and at his home. 1 and December 7, 1973. says quality second hand books suppression, appears in New Plymouth Dis- The man asked the 13-year-old to get into The defendant told the students not to tell and magazines are sought - “No trict Court today for sentencing. his bed during a fi eld trip, but the boy re- anyone what had happened because he would Readers Digest, Encyclopedia The Taranaki Daily News reported that fused. lose his job. sets or magazines not in this when the man appeared in that court re- Then, at a private lesson at his home, the He told police he had an affection for the century”. If you can help contact cently he pleaded guilty to two charges of in- man touched the boy’s genitals through his boys and things may have gone too far. Mrs McDonald at 871 4634 or decent assault in 1973 after police withdrew clothes. The man was remanded on bail to reappear Joan Lee at 871 5870. three charges. On another occasion he put his hand down for sentence on July 11.

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Three have not arrived at desti- Mon: 2.21am & 2.55pm that of Cambridge and sees that as Population increases in Te Awamutu 192TC013/06 nations and one was cashed by an unau- “dismal”. will not necessarily lead to productivity thorised woman at Westpac Te Awamutu But is that a valid conclusion? increases. on the day of being posted. A bigger population will certainly in- Therefore would it not be prudent to Stolen motorbike recovered on a truck crease the intake of rates, and also the minimise population development and in Te Awamutu. Had been seen by the INCREASE amount of rates spent on Te Awamutu maximise the rates spending on con- owner in Karapiro after being stolen infrastructure. solidating and improving the existing from Tokoroa in May. But will that markedly improve exist- infrastructure and the very good and Thursday, July 6: varied community facilities? Energy, Strength, ing infrastructure or simply be needed Man arrested for wilful damage. Stamina, Social to try and develop new infrastructure to In this way the population could enjoy Burglary of Kakepuku Road property Life, Health cope with the increasing population? even better facilities than are available reported. Honda 4WD farmbike stolen. Hamilton and Auckland are obvi- now. Friday, July 7: Exercise programmes ous examples of unbridled population JACK GARRICK Man arrested for driving while dis- for all ages and abilities qualifi ed. Car impounded. We offer more for your money!! Saturday, July 8: Check us out .. No obligation Winter Sports Day well hosted Arrests: Man for EBA and driving while disqualifi ed. Man for EBA. Vibration Training/Personal Training/ Man apprehended for driving while Beauty Treatments/Sauna/Sunbed I would like to publicly say thank leadership levels of these children. you to the Wharepapa South School One of the exercises, amongst hockey forbidden. Car impounded. for hosting the Eastern Zone Winter netball, volleyball etc, was to shake Theft of petrol from Mobil Te Awamutu Current Aerobic Schedule Sports Day. hands with at least three people not reported. Blue Nissan Avenir (BEQ210) GGROUPROUP EEXERCISEXERCISE PPROGRAMMEROGRAMME ((JuneJune 006)6) Thanks to the teacher who organised known to the pupil and bid them good driven off without driver paying for the whole day, and Greg Pilcher from day. petrol. 6am 9.15am 10am 2pm 5.30pm 6.45pm Theft of bales of hay from Bell Road Sit and Senior Step Stretch Project Energise who stepped in to run What smiles and comradeship such MON Pump Be Fit property reported. 10.30am Circuit Attack 'n' flex the day. an exercise accomplished and I felt our The obvious enjoyment the children future generation is on a good track to Burglary of Te Mawhai Road residence TUES Spin Cross Upright Pump Train & Active derived from participating in such a build strong and healthy communities reported. Clothing stolen. 50’s Circuit fun day, with other schools, was a joy for the future. Sunday, July 9: WED Spin FWD Xpress to behold. The teachers and parents combined Man arrested for breaching bail. Victim Support is available in Step The participating schools have taken make up a great support team and keep THU Step Spin Attack Pump on the health and growth needs of their us in touch and aware of the fabulous Te Awamutu through district we live in. Te Awamutu Police. FRI Pump Senior pupils, and it appeared to me that they Circuit should be very proud of the fi tness and HAZEL BARNES Step or SUN Spin Fire Brigade notebook Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has VISITORS ARE WELCOME attended the following matters since last American admiration misplaced week: Your health and fitness professionals Wednesday, 2.58am. Assist Hamilton at The gym with everything!! E.V. Fitzpatrick really must have dashed yankees agreed to support Melville High School fi re. 1.08pm. 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Sooz Brookes says she got plenty Ms Brookes says she wanted to of positive feedback from passers by force shareholders to refl ect on the when she chained herself to Westpac way the bank makes some of its Bank in Te Awamutu on Friday to profi ts. protest fees. She has paid $1315 in honour fees Ms Brookes, a benefi ciary, was in the past fi ve years - $250 of which protesting about dishonour fees was previously refunded. charged by Westpac, which her After her media release, area man- placard proclaimed was robbing the ager Grant Robson made an offer to poor to feed the rich (shareholders’ refund the other dishonour fees. dividends). Ms Brookes accepted the $1065 The 42-year-old solo mum and her refund offer, but insisted on going two sons, aged 12 and 14, chained ahead with her protest. themselves to a downpipe outside “This is about more than just me,” the bank entrance for four hours. she told the Courier. “The reaction from people passing She will meet with Mr Robson by was mixed - but most of those today to discuss her protest, which who stopped to talk to us were very has included communicating with supportive about our stance.” large newspapers in Australia and The protest was accorded media America. coverage in the two large daily Ms Brookes and two business newspapers in the region. partners ran a childrenswear shop Ms Brookes says while some peo- in Te Awamutu for 12 months, but ple may dismiss her as a moaner, ceased trading four years ago. this is not the case. “We stopped our business before “I am just a person who has fi nally we began owing money to other decided that I have had enough of people - the only debt we had was huge corporations and their greedy to the bank.” investors making millions at the ex- Ms Brookes says she has been pense of poor people - low and fi xed working at reducing a debt of sev- income earners - of which I am one.” eral thousand dollars since - but the What made Ms Brookes ‘see red’ fact she has paid overdraft interest was the fact that interest charges rather than at personal loan rates took her account $15 over its $2380 has meant it has been a battle. overdraft limit, triggering dishon- Running a course for six weeks our fees on two previously cleared earlier this year, for women on the cheques. DPB trying to become empowered The dishonour fees amounted to and re-enter the workforce, rein- CHAIN REACTION: fee protestor, Sooz Brookes outside Westpac Bank on Friday, with sons $50. forced to her the diffi culty dishonour Cameron (left) and Hayden. 192063AD She had underallowed for the in- fees cause to some on low incomes. terest. She endeavoured to resolve When told by some passers by on this with the bank, to no avail. Friday that other banks charged Film Festival left lasting impression “I have prescriptions I have not dishonour fees, Ms Brookes re- been able to fi ll, three children with sponded “I can only fi ght one huge Te Awamutu Camera Club’s successful 36th held in 1961 in the old town hall. two weeks off school to feed (includ- corporation at a time”. Film Festival attracted an audience of 140. In those pre-television days it was held over a ing daughter Zoe (8), a car to run, a Auckland-based bank spokesman, Judging by comments received, those who one week period. house to heat, and on it goes.” Mark Watts apologised for the dis- attended obviously enjoyed the two hour pro- Although the form and presentation has Ms Brookes says she understands tress Ms Brookes felt. gramme, which offered plenty of variety with a changed considerably, the name has been re- the need for dishonour fees, but “We think we went a long way mix of video and slide items. tained and the event has continued successfully disagrees with the policy for apply- towards putting a good solution on The festival was staged over two nights and an since that time with the generous support of local ing them. the table and will meet again on afternoon matinee at The Woolshed Theatre. sponsors. “I am protesting at the shameless Tuesday. Viewers were entertained with a photographic A poignant note at the festival was the fact that extortion levelled out by Westpac “We have 1.3 million customers exhibition of documentaries, travel, humour and much admired Camera Club member Beth Dew, Corporation aimed at low income and don’t like it when any of them other experiences, all recorded by club members. who had three items featured at the Festival, customers.” are unhappy.” The event has quite a history, as it was fi rst passed away recently. She will be sadly missed. Camellia Resthome PHONE 07 871 5505

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 Pakeke Lions charter BBETTAETTA TV'STV'S members honoured

Teac 21" TV Teac 29" TV CTM5110H CTM6812 • 21" (51cmv) 100 Preset programs • LIFE MEMBERS: Peter Rushbrooke (left) and Bob Douglas with their Pakeke Lions life AV Stereo with twin speakers • • AV Stereo membership certifi cates. Photo supplied. Front AV Input • • Front AV Terminal NTSC Playback • Two men who have been loyal achievements was as organiser twister, a position which he un- On screen display • • Hotel lock supporters of Pakeke Lions for of the club’s popular Christmas dertook with great enthusiasm. Sleep timer • On/Off timer • the almost 25 years that the raffl e for 11 years, continuing He became part of the pro- • Sleep timer Game, calendar and notebook functions • club has been in existence were for several years in an advisory gramme team, followed with • 100 programme station memory Biological clock • honoured with life membership role. a stint as secretary. Mr Rush- Full function remote control • recently. Mr Douglas often tells the brooke’s input into projects was Bob Douglas and Peter Rush- story of how Norm Every was wholehearted. brooke were charter members unaware of his Lloyd Morgan In 1986 he had a successful of the club when Te Awamutu Life membership until the ac- year as president. Pakeke Lions was formed in tual presentation. For the next few years he was 1981 under the leadership and The tables were turned on Mr on the membership committee, guidance of Te Awamutu Lions, Douglas in 1996, when his wife at one time as chairman. with president Stan Williams Rona insisted he wear a dry In 2002 Mr Rushrooke was helping set up the steering com- cleaned jacket and new shirt awarded Lloyd Morgan Hon- mittee and the late Alan Stew- for what he thought was just a oured membership. 44 art as guiding Lion. Lloyd Morgan Dinner. Mr Rushbrooke and Mr Doug- 24 Charter president was Wil He was greatly surprised to las epitomise the Lion motto BBettaetta BuyBuy Van Dongen and charter secre- be awarded an Honoured Mem- of ‘We Serve’. They were both BBettaetta BuyBuy tary, the late Norm Every. bership recently. involved with painting and $ $444949..9595 Bob Douglas joined Pakeke Mr Douglas is still an active papering the Plunket Rooms, 224949 $$3.653.65 WWEEKLYEEKLY Lions in October, 1981 and im- member of the club, with over installation of seats at the Rose mediately became involved in 18 years’ 100% attendance Garden, planting of trees donat- the club’s practical activities, awards to back it up. ed by Frank Mason at Centen- leading up to taking up the Peter Rushbrooke joined Pa- nial Park and the changeover to Panasonic 29" Flat TV Teac 32" Pure Flat reins as club president in 1987. keke Lions in September, 1981 metric numbers on Te Awamutu TX29FX50A Widescreen TV One of his greatest Lion and became the inaugural tail letterboxes for Council. • Twin digital comb filter CTH765WPF 100Hz • • Virtual hyberb bass & 5 band Full stereo with built in subwoofer • Grants help early childhood teachers gain qualifi cations graphic equalizer Child lock • Auto search & memory • Early childhood education early childhood teachers. “The grants are on top of a big • Picture noise reduction Sleep timer • Auto power off • 2 rear AV inputs • VGA inputs • centres in Taranaki-King “High quality early childhood increase to funding rates from • Super VM circuit for sharper text AV output • Component input • Country will receive $54,444 education makes a signifi cant July 1, which will help early • Component video input S-Video input • Teletext • in grants to help more of their difference to the way children childhood centres meet the cost NTSC playback • staff become qualifi ed teachers, develop and achieve later in of higher salaries for qualifi ed Labour List MP Maryan Street life. staff.” says. “This funding will help with The Labour candidate for Ms Street says the grants will study costs, and payment of Taranaki-King Country in the go to 26 centres in Taranaki- staff while they are gaining 2005 election said the number King Country as part of the teaching experience in other of qualifi ed early childhood Labour-led government’s drive early childhood services, as part teachers had increased signifi - to boost the number of qualifi ed of their qualifi cation. cantly under this Government. 69 84

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 5 CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE We don’t have to do it all Celebrating quarter of a By Lynn Pinkerton, Methodist Church The Kingdom of God is like Waikato farmers who plant maize seeds in their paddocks. At night they sleep well and they get up each century caring for others day to do whatever they want to do. All the while the seeds are sprouting and the crop is growing. It is out of their hands. Te Awamutu Care and volunteers run the serv- The soil itself helps the plants grow and pro- Craft celebrated 25 years ice, but more are always duce. First the green shoot pushes through, then of providing fun and ac- welcomed. the stalk and leaves grow. As the plant becomes tivities for others at their Some assist with cook- taller the cobs form and fi nally ripen. recent get-together. ing, some with transpor- As soon as the maize is ready the farmer gets The voluntary organi- tation (the Wheelchair busy, for harvest time has arrived. (Mark 4:26-29 sation was established Wagon is also utilised to – loosely paraphrased!) to provide fun activities bring people to the meet- How easy it is to think that we have to do it and outings, mainly for ings) and some to provide all. resthome residents or entertainment. As a teacher, I sometimes had my young pupils elderly or the infi rm. The birthday was growing seeds in yoghurt pottles or margarine Between 35 and 40 celebrated in style with containers and recording their growth. guests are invited to the skits, a special lunch Invariably there was the one youngster in the weekly gatherings at the and cutting of the cake class, especially if someone else’s seed was poking Methodist Church Hall by original volunteers its shoot up through the soil to be visible before for music, fun and crafts, Gladys Balme and Reece his or hers, who would start poking down into the and to share a meal at Addison, assisted by long soil with a fi nger to see what was going on. the nominal cost of just attending guest Shelly That interference usually ensured that the $2 per day. Shelverton. plant’s growth would be delayed, damaged and The committee runs the Anyone with skills that maybe not then happen at all. events through donations would assist Care and (Above) A MYSTERY ‘masked’ volunteer has the audience in fi ts during her We may sense that we have a God-given task of cash and food. Craft, or people wishing skit at the 25th birthday celebration. 192066AD to meet a need, plan a programme, grow a group, Supervisor Joan to attend, can contact Mrs (Below) PIANIST Joy Carthy leads the group in their weekly sing-along. Bev achieve a goal, help a neighbour, protect the vul- Ballinger says about 18 Ballinger (871 5343). Kay and June Higham also provide musical entertainment. 192066BD nerable, solve a family problem, speak out about an injustice or make something happen. It’s never true that ‘it’s all up to us’. The farmers do the important bit. They prepare the soil, fertilise it and sow the seed. Then it is up to nature. The farmers cannot control rain or sunshine, hail or heat wave. They just have to wait it out. Of course they can torture themselves with worry, if they want to put themselves through that misery. But worry will not alter a thing. They are best to get on with life, waking and sleeping. Even while they sleep, nature will be quietly at work. The seed will sprout and take root, develop tall plants and form kernels on the cobs. In due time, without any pushing from the farmer the crop will ripen. Then will be the right time for the farmer to get busy again. The crop will be harvested. That is how is with the kingdom of God. There is a season for hard planning and doing, and times for quiet waiting and just being. A time for toiling under the midday sun, and a time for taking a warm relaxing bath in the pure spring of God’s grace.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 7 LINETRIMMERS • BLOWER VACS • HEDGETIMMERS MID WINTER WATERBLASTERS • LAWNMOWERS • RIDE ON MOWERS RIDE ON SERVICE SPECIAL Warming up for winter There are many benefi ts to able at Sport Waikato or phone us Service your Ride On before the grass takes off and Save! regular physical activity - the well- and we will post them out to you. known health-related benefi ts and GET OFF ON GOOD BEHAVIOUR the greater energy levels we have With the onset of winter sport for to get through the day - but there are also other positive benefi ts such our schools and junior clubs, it is a as improved confi dence and self-es- timely reminder of the need to en- teem and the ability to take a break sure that the sideline behaviour of from routine activities. parents, supporters and others are As we are well into another winter of a positive nature. it is important we still remain active Comments and attitudes of these and experience these benefi ts. ‘role models’ can have a major im- With this particularly cold snap it pact on the enjoyment our children/ is a lot easier to just stay at home players have in sport. where it is warm and cosy. Positive comments bring a sense But there are still plenty of ways of pride to players and parents alike we can be active for 30 minutes and could be the boost your child/ each day, without even venturing player needs to commit them to the outdoors. sport for the future. Give some of these ideas a go: On the other hand, negative com- ● Turn your home into a gym ments are more likely to turn them - march on the spot, side steps, off the sport more than any other heel raises, use tins as weights, use reason. chairs as steps etc. Your sports club/organisation can PICKUP AND DELIVERY IN ● Move while watching TV or talk- help promote the positive behaviour FREE ing on the phone. by taking the necessary steps to pro- TE AWAMUTU, KIHIKIHI & PIRONGIA AREAS. ● Dance – put on some music and vide the required education to your let yourself go. members and enforce policies. At Sport Waikato we also sell a va- Sport Waikato personnel are avail- riety of exercise resources including able to work alongside the members PLUS 15% DISCOUNT ON RIDE ON BLADES easy exercise manuals, videos and of your clubs to: fi tstrips to give you a more focused ● Develop Codes of Conduct for REMEMBER WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & MODELS physical activity workout. players, coaches, supporters, offi - And remember, family play is cials and parents/caregivers OFFER VALID UNTIL 31/07/06 one of the best and most enjoyable ● Develop a plan to promote the ways to be active, whilst creating an Codes of Conduct to all involved in environment for your children to be sport at your club active and healthy for life. ● Develop a process for dealing Contact the team at Sport Waikato with inappropriate behaviour for ideas or assistance and keep that ● Present the ‘Join the Team body moving over winter. - A Children’s Guide to Sport for ‘SHOW YOUR VOLUNTEER COACH Parents and Caregivers’ video at THEY’RE SUPER’ AND BE IN TO WIN coaches evenings, parents meetings, Don’t miss out Waipa - it’s time to committee meetings or whenever nominate your coach for the 2006 you think it is appropriate. Watties Volunteer Coach of the ● Identify role models to visit your WOODFIRES • BBQ’S • PATIO HEATERS • CHAINSAWS HEATERS WOODFIRES • BBQ’S PATIO 51 MAHOE STREET, TE AWAMUTU - PHONE 871 6134 Year. club. Sport Waikato is proud to be a ● Any other ways you may think 192TC011-06 part of these awards in association we could be of assistance. LINETRIMMERS • BLOWER VACS • HEDGETIMMERS with Watties and wants you to tell For more information, or if you us why your volunteer coach de- wish to discuss this further, please serves to win the title! contact Mark McLaughlin on 07 838 Anyone in our district who coaches 6358, 027 278 5254 or markm@sport- at a club or school level, in any sport waikato.org.nz. (not at a representative level) can be SPORT WAIKATO WHISTLER AWARD nominated. At an awards function held in Watties recognises coaches for Hamilton recently three people were their volunteer, unpaid coaching. the inaugural recipients of the Sport This is an important factor in the Waikato Whistler Award. judging process, so tell us all about The fi rst award was presented to what your volunteer coach does on a voluntary basis. In particular, high- McKenzie Macky from Te Awamutu, light the past year coaching. only 13 years old, he put his hand Behind every great sportsperson up to help a new Flippaball league, is a history of support from volun- a modifi ed junior version of Water teer coaches. Polo, get started. These people deserve to be Refereeing the Sunday league, thanked and simply nominating McKenzie showed amazing matu- them and acknowledging their ef- rity dealing with the players and forts means a lot to them. their parents. Every nomination is in with a The Whistler Award, is designed chance to win and it’s so easy to nom- to recognise the contribution of the inate online at www.watties.co.nz. Waikato region’s referees, umpires Each nominator goes into a prize and offi cials at school and junior draw to win one of two $1000 cash club level. prizes, or one of two prizes of $500 There are an amazing number sporting equipment for your school of people in the Waipa District out or club. there offi ciating every weekend, you The Watties Volunteer Coach of are now able to ensure they are rec- the Year will award star status to ognised and thanked. 17 regional volunteer coaches, two If you wish to nominate an offi cial runners up and one overall supreme for this Award please contact Sport winner. All winners receive a years Waikato. supply of Watties - 365 cans. JANIS JEFFERS Nominations close on August 16, Waipa District Sport Co-ordinator so there’s still time to nominate your Phone 823 2510 or 0274 757747 coach. Nomination forms are avail- [email protected] Maori Electoral Option promoted in town Te Awamutu and King Country the choice Maori have to enrol on the communities were targeted by the General Roll or the Maori Roll,” says kanohi ki te kanohi (face-to-face) Murray Wicks, national manager of 2006 Maori Electoral Option team the Electoral Enrolment Centre. last Thursday.. “The work of this team supports The 2006 Maori Electoral Option the comprehensive awareness rais- ends on August 2, and the kanohi ing programme that has been run- ki te kanohi team is on the road to ning since the start of the Maori raise awareness of the Option in a Electoral Option in April.” number of smaller communities as They were hard to miss, turning the voting option enters its fi nal few up in two vans decked out in orange, weeks. dressed in orange jackets and carry- On Thursday the team was in Te ing orange balloons 164TC025/06 Awamutu, Kihikihi and Otorohanga The Maori Electoral Option gives in the morning, moving to Hanga- all Maori eligible to enrol to vote the tiki, Te Kuiti and Pio Pio in the chance to choose whether to be en- afternoon. rolled on the General Electoral Roll “They hit town with enrolment or the Maori Electoral Roll. forms, brochures, fl iers and balloons The next Option is scheduled to be to get the message out again about held in 2012.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 11 HOT Grylls goes close WWINTERINTER to sentimental win By Colin Thorsen Outstanding Te Awamutu apprentice jockey Craig Grylls ddealeal nearly pulled off a fairytale victo- Great Spa Pools ry in the John F. Grylls Memorial Classic at Waipa on Saturday. , available The 16-year-old was having his new stock just in! fi rst start in the race named after

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 Local clubs well represented in Stewart retain Waikato golf Tolich Trophy KKeepeep DDRYRY team Stewart Alexander scored (40), all from the host club. a comfortable victory over Te Bryce McDougal (39), Robert aandnd WWARMARM Four local players have been Awamutu in the annual inter- Coleman (39) and Alan Duncan selected in the Waikato wom- club golf match between the (36) were Te Awamutu’s best. en’s representative golf team to two clubs. Results in full: wwithith The host club averaged 31.84 Men: N Johnston, P Morgan 42, B play Auckland at Whitford Park Clarke 40, R Coleman, B McDougal, on Sunday. stableford points to Te Awamu- tu’s 29.75. R Brain, S Gilbert, D Heta 39, A Te The 16 member team in- Ao, C Clarke 38, S Dempsey, V Heta, cludes Annelies Anderson, Colin Green reports that the J Hjorth 37, A Duncan, B Pepperell, C Lyn Keightley, Stacey Walsh pleasant weather conditions Weinberg 36. (Ngahinapouri) and Jillian and a well groomed Stewart Ladies: K Hjorth 34, M Strack 33, Reakes (Pirongia). Alexander course was an incen- T Young, S Lord, S Brain 32, R Cole- Jessica Barlow (Ngahinapouri) tive to spur his Te Awamutu man, A Bahler 31. team on. Te Awamutu midweek, women’s Combination Overalls is one of four reserves named. net: S Gooch 75. Men’s net: B Re- Sizes 3-12 • Anderson, Walsh and Barlow “Problem was, they produced more stars than we could come weti 66, L Mace 68, D Green 69. Royal blue or spruce green • are all 18-year-olds who expe- Stableford: T Ormsby 40, T Cooper Hard wearing polycotton overall • rienced winning the national up with to deservedly retain 38, G Buckley 35. Twos: B Reweti (2) the trophy donated by Joe and Non rusting brass zip • Booth Shield when representing jackpot, L Mace, L Gooch. Vi Tolich in 1972.” Best of the Vets: J Neal 37, L Usual Retail $44.04 Waikato Junior Golfi ng Society. Only three players returned Keightley was runner-up to Common, G Lane 36, D Green 35, 40 or more stableford. They T Thomson, D Armstrong, J Jones $ 9955 Marie Whiteman in the fi nal of were Neal Johnston (42), Peter 33, L Hagenson, L Mace, B Slade, J 3377 the Ngahinapouri club champi- Morgan (42) and Brian Clarke Hickey, T Wolfsbauer 32. Everyone's Special onships last year. She played No 1 for the Ngahinapouri’s championship pennant team that won divi- Coleman collects sion three in 2005 and fi nished Raewyn Coleman maintained b/l, S Lord 70, J Green 72, C Neal 74, runners-up in division two this her purple patch of form win- D Spiers, C Kerr 76. year. ning the Harding Cup putting Nine holes, putting scramble: V Ar- Reakes is another strong play- competition at Te Awamutu nold 16, C Carey 18, M Collings 20. LGU winners, June 28: A Thomson er who has won the Pirongia Golf Club. women’s strokeplay champion- (silver) 70 net, D Spiers (bronze I) 69, Coleman prevailed with a S Lord (bronze II) 73. ship the past four years. two round total of 59 putts (27 Best gross score of week: A Thom- Anderson has also made the and 32). son 81. Scramble, division I, 0-23: D eight member Waikato quad- Sylvia Gooch shot the best Spiers 69. Division II, 24-plus: S Lord rangular team to play at Taupo gross score (86) of the week. 73. Nine holes stableford scramble: V on July 29-30 against Bay of Scramble on net, handicaps 0-23: Arnold 17. Plenty, Taranaki and Welling- S Gooch 71, M Fraser, K Buckeridge Monday scramble: J Green 33. Sat- ton. 75, R Ensor 76; 24-plus: S Gower 70 urday: J Stevanon 35. FOR SALE BY TENDER Ryburn has fi eld Technidairy Parka day at Pirongia • Sizes S-3XL • Green Campmaster • Peaked hood, large pockets • 2-way zip, storm cuffs, dome front, chin guard Bryan Ryburn was in scintilating form winning Torch with every • Acid resistant the bogey scramble with a score of seven up on a Technidairy par at Pirongia Golf Club. Parka purchased Usual Retail $183.01 $1149499900 The 11 handicapper shot 75 gross for a 65 net, Everyone's Special scored a two, won the longest putt and the near- est pin competitions. and Technidairy Leggings Murray Barclay (+6) and Andrew Parsons (+5) were the best of the rest of the seniors. $ 9900 Visiting ex member Wayne Edgar relished a 8899 SIX RETAIL SHOPS - TE AWAMUTU return to his old club by heading the junior fi eld Everyone's Special Presently returning $49,275 net per annum. with 4-up on par. This is an ideal investment property consisting of two John Alston was the runner-up with 3-up. blocks of three shops fully tenanted to retail businesses Seniors: B Ryburn +7, M Barclay +6, A Parsons +5, P Skellerup Dairy Shed Gumboots under existing leases. Centrally situated approx 300m Pitcon, D Strawbridge +4, R Picken, D Livingstone +3, G • Sizes 4-13 north west from the Te Awamutu Post Office on 1012 MacIntyre +1, S Mills, G Bowan -1, S Ryburn, P Eyre -2. Juniors: W Edgar +4, J Alston +3, B Connolly, B Cavey • Designed to reduce the aches and pains m² land. An access strip between the two blocks pro- from standing on concrete in dairy sheds vides rear access, car parking and additional land. This +2, D Dean, R Bailey +1, M Caie, H Nieremeijer all family owned investment since new is being offered for square. • Unique boat shoe squeegee sole provides maximum grip sale for the first time only through family circumstances. Twos: G MacIntyre, B Ryburn, M Fox. • Built-in rubber foam insole cushioning Usual Retail $103.40 Tender expectations is in excess of $600,000 Reakes in rampant mood $ 5500 Future potential will see this property increase in Jillian Reakes celebrated her inclusion in the 8844 value and be a secure investment Waikato ladies’ team to play Auckland by win- Everyone's Special ning the silver LGU at Pirongia Golf Club. TENDERS CLOSE: 3pm, Thursday July 27, 2006 But she was upstaged on the day by the bronze Tender documents available from Century 21 I winner Meredith Pengelly, who shot 71 net. Geo Boyes Office, 1030 Victoria Street, Hamilton Bronze II was taken out by Pam Hughes. Net scramble, 0-24: M Pengelly 71, J Reakes 75, S TE AWAMUTU: Churchill St Ransley, B Parsons 76. Division II, 25-43: P Hughes 76, J Webber 78, E Blackwood, M Ormsby 79. Longest putt: Phone (07) 872 0230 - Fax (07) 872 0229 All enquiries to: S de Thierry. ★ ★ ★ ★ MURRAY De LUEN Stewart Alexander ladies’ club day, June 28. 192TC026-06 Mob: 0274 773 119 185TC021-06 Scramble on net: M Bouma 70, B Roigard 72, G Quarrie Office: 07 838 2039 74, C Formosa 75, B Dench, H Berg 77, C Forster 78, E Troutbeck, M Brain 79, H Baynes, F Burrell 80.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 15 TA Sports fi nish with a fl ourish at Morrinsville Hurrell enterprise sparks two tries in four minutes at death Ecolab TA Sports con- verting a penalty for a tinued their unbeaten three point lead. run in the Waikato Te Awamutu Sports promotion-relegation had the wind at their round, beating Mor- backs in the second rinsville Sports 30-15 half and used it to good in Morrinsville. effect. Peter Bain reports Tangohau opened the that this was a real ‘top scoring with a penalty of the table’ clash with but there was no addi- both sides desperate tion to the scoring until for the win. he broke the deadlock Te Awamutu Sports late in the game with did well to only trail another penalty to give 15-12 at halftime after his side an 18-15 lead. 192TC036-06 playing into a very Morrinsville then strong wind. turned the heat up, Morrinsville opened throwing everything at the scoring with a try Sports, whose defence after catching the visi- proved rock solid. tor’s short of defenders The tide then turned down the left fl ank. once more with four Sports replied almost minutes remaining. immediately when Young Kieran Hur- halfback Luke Parsons rell received the ball broke down the blind- from a ruck. Instead side and kicked ahead. of clearing to touch, he The ball bounced un- kicked to the open side. kindly for the defender A cruel bounce and Parsons was beat the defender ‘Johnny on the spot’ and popped into wing pouncing on the loose Jonny Bird’s hands. He ball to score. kicked ahead and won Publication date Thursday July 13th Waylon Tangohau the race to score in the Our monthly Building Blocks to a added the extra points WELCOME BACK: Waylon Tangohau on target corner. New Home feature will be focusing for a 7-7 scoreline. with two crucial penalties and two conversions Sports were not fi n- on the Bathroom and Laundry areas. Morrinsville made at Morrinsville. His return from overseas has been ished. good use of the wind one of the major reasons for Te Awamutu Sports’ From the restart, If you supply towels, tiles, washing to keep Sports pinned change of fortunes this season. 1920616AD they won the ball and deep in their half and sent it wide. Centre machines, dryers etc, or are an were rewarded with a second try. Artemus Mudaliar straightened the attack, went expert at decorating these areas But, like all good teams, Sports’ again wasting through a hole and passed to No 8 Jono Arm- .... this feature is for you little time hitting back. strong, who out-paced the cover defence to score. Keeping the ball in hand, they moved it wide Tangohau added the extras to complete the Contact Alan or Dorinda and broke clear down the left wing through scoring in what was a very even, physical en- to book your space Tangahou. He threw a pass infi eld for Seta Na- counter. ~ 871 5151 banisau to race clear and score to again level the Ecolab Te Awamutu Sports are now a big scores at 12-12. chance to collect some silver ware. Next game is 192TC035-06 Morrinsville had the last say of the half, con- at home against Matamata Sports. Check

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In lieu of flowers, and soulmate of areas, two fireplaces, TE PUIA JERRY as Purchasers affecting all the land Phone 871-3288 donations may be sent Lorna, much loved LOST warm secure and being an estate in fee simple containing 1142 square to the Arthritis Foun- father of Heather, Te Awamutu quiet, careful tenants metres more or less being Lot 4 Deposited Plan South dation of NZ Inc, P O Ken and Barb, father- TWO adults umbrellas, only, POA neg. Phone Box 10020 Welling- in-law of Adam McIn- black and white, one Auckland 21448 and being all the land contained in (07) 823-6191 or (021) certificate of title SA26D/1457 (South Auckland Registry). ton. All communica- nes and grandad of child’s umbrella, yel- 168-8287. tions to the “Gatton Gavin and Mark low, on field one, after POLE SAW NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REVOKE, CANCEL AND ONE bedroom flat in Family, C/- P O Box Redman, father-in- watching U19’s rugby RESCIND AGREEMENT FOR SALE AND PURCHASE 137 Te Awamutu. Te law and friend of Jan game. Contact collect Te Kawa. Phone 871- Awamutu Funeral BACKGROUND Webber and grandad (07) 873-6242. Phone 871-3288 1525. Services, FDANZ and of Kim and Mike Te Awamutu ONE bedroom tidy unit A. PURSUANT to an order of the District Court at Griefcare. Budd, Sandra and FOUND available now, $155 Auckland dated 2 June 2006 THE HOME Greg Cate, and Vicky MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED is now the PETHYBRIDGE - Webber and Brad, p/w. Phone owner BLACK cat, white vendor under the agreement for sale and purchase Ivor. We will never great-grandad of Tori, (0274) 728-525. back feet, white bib forget your love and Cale, Maddison and NAIL GUN number SA18C/1134 (South Auckland Registry) and tummy, wearing humour, you were Keaton Budd and signed by you as Purchasers and dated 28 May red collar with silver SAFE ‘N’ SOUND special in our lives, 1981 affecting all of the land being an estate in fee Lachlan, Jackson and fish on it. Phone 871- STORAGE and the memories will Phone 871-3288 simple containing 1142 square metres more or less Austen Cate, grandad 2771. live on always. of Toni Webber, and Te Awamutu Lock up being Lot 4 Deposited Plan South Auckland 21448 Precious stepdad and Tristan Watts, Mar- storage units and being all the land contained in Certificate of Title uncle to Shirley, nie Webber and PERSONAL Now available SA26D/1457 (South Auckland Registry) and being Grant, Leticha, Ilana Daniel Webber and situated at 41a Herbert Street, Te Awamutu and Mark and darling will be sadly missed A BABY? Planned or RENTAL 9m x 4m unit RENTAL (“Agreement”). poppa of Brooke. by Colin Webber, unplanned! Know ideal for boat storage your options. Phone loved and respected CARS
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the Agreement. ful life, what a won- grandad of Frances (07) 855-5779 - 24 Camera and patrolled derful man, your and Barry Garnett, hours a day. surveillance NOTICE Take Notice: bright face and smile Paul, Gabrielle and IN, or out call, stun- Phone Leticha Phone 871-2171 will live on in our Greg, Hamish, ning experienced lady 871-3970 or (0274) 407-101 1. You have made default in that you have failed to pay memories forever. McKenzie, Rowan and from 11.00am - 230 Bruce Berquist THE HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED the Thank you for being Evan. Much loved and 7.00pm, seven days, Drive, Te Awamutu sum of $3,891.64 being unpaid instalments and legal our special man. will always be bookings essential. 132 Kihikihi Road A fight till the end, no fees payable under the Agreement as at 27 June remembered by us all. Phone (027) 344-3749 more suffering, we A service for Percival Te Awamutu TE AWAMUTU 2006. or 870-3479. love you and will miss has been held. All SELF STORAGE 2. THE HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED you, Mark, Ilana and communications to RECOVER your bad WANTED TO RENT From $17 p/w requires you to remedy the default by paying to it the Brooke xxx. PO Box 153, Putaruru, or doubtful debts via MINIMUM three bed- 24hr access sum of $3,891.64. South Waikato Court Judgement and Camera Surveillance PETHYBRIDGE - Funeral Services, Enforcement, it’s now room house, prefer 3. In the event that you fail to remedy the default by 14 Ngahinapouri area but PH: (07) 856-7584 Ivor. Thank you for FDANZ and Griefcare. worth doing. Phone or (027) 608-1749 August 2006 THE HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY being a wonderful WOODHAM - Fay 870-4991 - James anything considered. LIMITED intends to: Phone (07) 825-2226. Poppa, I will always Jude. On July 3, Parlane, Solicitor. THREE BEDROOM (a) revoke or cancel and rescind the Agreement and send kisses up to 2006, aged 71, peace- Home to rent in good resell the property heaven for you. Our TINA, Kiwi, 30’s, TO LET fully at home, sur- in/out calls, ready to area, modern kitchen, time was short but rounded by her fam- (b) demand payment of the unpaid balance of the pleasure, discreet. gas heating, moni- wonderful, love ily, after a long battle purchase price and other money outstanding Phone (027) 220-4528. tored alarm and dou- Brooke xxx. bravely fought with A1 SELF under the Agreement; or ble garage, $265 p/w, (c) enforce specific performance of the Agreement. cancer. Precious wife STORAGE refs and bond PETHYBRIDGE - of Murray. Dearly FINANCIAL New facility, many required. Phone (07) 4. The costs of this notice (including disbursements Ivor. Hey Good loved mother and sizes, good rates, incurred) are payable by you. looking, what a spe- mother-in-law of Jane security and 7 867-7758. cial man you are, and Raymond, Ana day access. THREE bedroom tidy DATED at Auckland this 27th day of June 2006 thank you for being a and Murray, Brigitte Phone 871-6164 house, single garage, THE HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED by its part of our lives. May and Zac, and Lisa of or (0274) 783 085 refs and bond re- solicitors and authorised agents Simpson Grierson: you rest in peace now, Auckland, and Mark quired, $250p/w. love always, Leticha. and Christine. Loved FLATMATE wanted, Phone 871-2171 or Per: grandmother of Troy, one large room, $80 (027) 4407-101. M M B van Ryn POROU-WETERE - Benjamin, Daniel, plus expenses. Phone THIS NOTICE is given by the vendor, whose address Keita Janette Rose Shaun, Michael, Brett THREE bedroom town (027) 309-8628 or for service is at the offices of Simpson Grierson, Level Passed away peace- and Joseph, Olivia, (021) 865-465. house, Te Awamutu, fully Sunday July 9, Summer, Victoria, nice street, garage, 27, 88 Shortland Street, Private Bag 92518, Auckland. 2006. Keita will be at Linda, Westley, FLATMATE wanted, fenced, $250 p/w. Telephone: +64-9-358 2222. Fax: +64-9-307 0331. her home, 104 Wilson Monique and Hillary. to share redecorated Phone (07) 871-4287. AJG Our precious angel house with 25 year Street, Te Awamutu. TWO bedroom house, ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of THE Service will be held at now with God. Any 356TC201/05 old, 10 mins to Te 11.00am at Otawhao communications to 43 Awamutu / Otorohanga, immaculate, close to PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE Marae on Wednesday Calliope Road, De- rent neg. Phone town. Phone 871- OF JEAN TE PUIA JERRY is asked to bring this notice July 12, 2006. vonport. 8711692. 6026. to their attention. Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE VEHICLE PARTS BUSINESSES FOR DEALS WANTED SALE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TE AWAMUTU BOOKS!!! WANTED, motor for Section 29 and 114 Section 29 and 114 WWashash CLOTHING, At reduced prices, 1986 Nissan Nivara Sale of Liquor Act Sale of Liquor Act WWaxax ute, petrol. Phone GIFTWARE 1989 1989 Swaps or Sales, Wishes to inform that VVacuumacuum Buy now and save, 870-5057. AND Waipa Working Waipa Working the car seat rental at the ACCESSORIES men’s Club, 139 Al- men’s Club, 139 Al- From $35 scheme day has Book Exchange, WANTED TO BUY bert Park Drive, Te bert Park Drive, Te changed to Tuesdays. This Kihikihi shop is a near Woolworth’s. Awamutu, Social Awamutu, Social First Tuesday being BBookook NowNow COLOSTRUM local identity. Club, has made appli- Club, has made appli- 00800800 021021 428428 059TC201-06 Also comes with July 18 FIREWOOD EXCESS MILK cation to the District cation to the District New time enough stock, plants Licensing Agency at Licensing Agency at TYRES Stuart Law 5m³ $160, 10m³ $290, WANTED and fittings to start 11.30am - 1.30pm Te Awamutu for the Te Awamutu for the Ltd, Phone 871-6426. delivered. Phone (07) Prompt pickup and another shop. P.O.A. renewal of a club li- renewal of an off li- All enquiries phone 878-5242 or (021) 617- finance available. 871-5291 payment. cence in respect of the cence in respect of the 349. Serious enquiries to premises situated at premises situated at FOR SALE Phone John: FIREWOOD, dry 871-8052 or (021) 260-1194 139 Albert Park 139 Albert Park native Matai, $100 Sell it in the CHUBB safe, combina- (0274) 663-457 Drive, Te Awamutu, Drive, Te Awamutu, ute load or larger WORK WANTED known as Waipa known as Waipa Classifieds! tion lock, slot for loads to suit. Phone P 48 spray pump. Workingmen’s Club. Workingmen’s Club. money deposit, $2000. (07) 873-8996. Phone (07) 873-7327. Phone 871 5151 Phone 871-4624. The general nature of The general nature of ZIPS replaced, trou- CARPET the business conducted the business conducted sers, frocks, skirts LIVESTOCK FOR under the licence is under the licence is PUBLIC NOTICES shortened. Sincerity SALE CLEANING Social Club. Social Club. Drycleaners, 97 Sloane The days on which and The days on which and Street. 0800 SLINKY IICRC Approved the hours during which the hours during which KIHIKIHI SCHOOL liquor is to be sold un- liquor is to be sold un- Casualty Calf Collection der the licence are der the licence are Would like to extend an open FOR SALE UNDER Regular pickups Top prices paid Monday to Sunday Monday to Sunday invitation to members of the public $50 7.00am to 1.00am the 7.00am to 1.00am the to join us for a Powhiri Phone (07) 823-6712 following day, excludes following day, excludes to welcome our new Principal, BOYS 20” BMX bike, ULTRA CLEAN Good Friday and Good Friday and Andy Morgan very good condition, LIVESTOCK Christmas Day. Christmas Day. Phone 871-6662 Monday, July 17 at 10.30am $40. Phone 871-6692. WANTED The application may be The application may be or (0274) 984-465 at Kihikihi School DRAWERS, solid inspected during ordi- inspected during ordi- wood, very good con- AC PETFOODS nary office hours at the nary office hours at the Everyone is welcome! dition, $49.95. Phone office of the Waipa Dis- office of the Waipa Dis- 871-9399. Now Buying CHIMNEY trict Licensing Agency trict Licensing Agency Horses Clean, parts, repairs, at Waipa District at Waipa District KKAWHIAAWHIA GOLFGOLF CLUBCLUB EASEL for sale, $49. be ready for winter. Council, Roche Street, Council, Roche Street, Phone 870-4994. 0800-834-222 Phone 871-5351 or Te Awamutu. Te Awamutu. MMensens aandnd LLadiesadies GAS heater, Rinnai, (0274) 664-367. Any person who is en- Any person who is en- 1188 HHoleole OOpenpen TTournamentournament with bottle, needs CALVES titled to object and who titled to object and who SSponsoredponsored by:by: FarmlandsFarmlands cert, $49. Phone 870- WANTED CHIMNEY cleaning, for the best price and wishes to object to the wishes to object to the SSunday,unday, JJulyuly 116,6, 22006006 1082. grant of the application grant of the application Four day old. service. Phone Patrick GGross:ross: NNett:ett: SStableford:tableford: GIRLS 20” BMX bike, Now buying for the Weal (0275) 449-505. may, not later than 10 may, not later than 10 excellent condition, working days after the working days after the TTee’see’s OOpen:pen: 99.30am.30am ttoo 111.00am1.00am season, Friesian Bulls, EEntryntry Fee:Fee: $15$15 incl.incl. 2’s2’s $45. Phone 871-6692. all Whitehead and Beef date of the first publi- date of the first publi- 192TC204/06 CLARKE’S cation of this notice, cation of this notice, CCateringatering availableavailable MANSROBE reason- breeds considered. able condition, $20. CARPET file a notice in writing file a notice in writing EEnquiriesnquiries tto:o: PPhiliphilip BBrandonrandon ((07)07) 8871-072071-0720 Bococks Calf Rearing of the objection with of the objection with Phone (07) 872-5599. Phone Mark on CLEANING the Secretary of the the Secretary of the SHOWER tray, s/s, (07) 872-1772 or For your carpet and (027) 424-6917 District Licensing District Licensing 900x900, $30. Phone upholstery cleaning Agency at Waipa Dis- Agency at Waipa Dis- 870-1840. Phone Keith, trict Council, Private trict Council, Private mobile Bag, Te Awamutu. Bag, Te Awamutu. WASHING machine, ADVERTISE IN Simpson Genesis 505, (027) 280-0790 This is the first publi- This is the first publi- good condition, THE CLASSIFIEDS or 871-4930 cation of this notice. cation of this notice. $49.90. Phone 871- 336 Alexandra St We aim to please 3130. PUBLIC NOTICES STOCK SALES PETS

ARAUCANA roosters (green eggs), $5 each. Phone (021) 262-3824. TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE VEHICLES FOR Thursday July 13 - 11.00am SALE Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Sale Comprising. 11.00am Prime & Boners 10 Fat Cattle 150 Boners Great Tyres! 12.00 noon Store Cattle 10 Potter Bulls Great 20 2yr str & hfrs Prices! 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs Fitting & Balancing 12.00 noon Feeder calves 100 calves Kihikihi Road

356TC200/05 Te Awamutu 12.00 noon Sheep Phone 871 3079 20 Prime lambs 30 Store Lambs TOYOTA Celica, 1990, hatchback, two door, Further Entries Being Accepted very good condition, All enquiries to: excellent runner, fully Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 serviced, rego and Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 warrant, 257,000kms, Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 $1800. Phone (021) 636807 or 871-5959. Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 LIVESTOCK WANTED BONER COWS WANTED

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls

Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT DIGGER with driver, EMPLOYEES VACANT VACANT $62 hr inc gst. Phone TREE & STUMP WANTED Tony 871-3620. SERVICE CALF REARING TTEEMMPPSS WW AANNTTEEDD FARM STAFF AND MILK EXTERIOR house Call Dennis Clements We are currently looking for people to work on a cleaning. Phone Ultra COLLECTION TOTAL TREE CARE WANTED regular casual basis in the following position: Clean 871-6662 today! Part time position, Phone 871-5221 Pirongia Area SUPPORT WORKERS: for people with disabilities. August 1 to the end of mornings, some heavy Glen Rawson Te Awamutu Owned lifting, HT required. Temps must have previous experience and be able and Operated September 2006. Plumbing Live in accommodation Phone Mark Bocock to provide a hands-on approach to our clients. Craftsman, Plumber an option to suitable (027) 474-6917 or Weekend and night shift work available. applicant. (07) 872-1772 and Gasfitter WANTED! Please phone Sarah Dunlop at
Roofing
Maintenance Experience not Interiors to Decorate. Gracelands Recruitment Services
New essential although a FITTER We specialise in 870-1300 or email: [email protected] Phone (027) 222-7590 painting, wallpapering genuine willingness to or 870-2987a/h learn is essential. WELDER and spray painting. A position is available HOUSEWORK, gar- Phone Dave Rowe Please phone John in our Te Awamutu dening, lawn mowing, (027) 290 8776 or (07)870-2963. based team, specialising errands, honest, Kellie (07) 873-1777. in building and hardworking and maintaining fuel PEKERAU PRIMARY SCHOOL reliable, excellent FARM storage tanks. The refs. Phone 870-1149 TE AWAMUTU work is varied and an or (021) 047-4939. VACANCY! WATERBLASTING. attractive remuneration TEACHER AIDE REQUIRED Phone Ultra Clean We are looking for package is available We require a Teacher Aide to work with a Johnny Nelson 871-6662 today! someone for August, for a suitably qualified special needs child for 15 hours per week, September, October, person. WASHBRIGHT WINDOWS cleaned by 2006, to help with all commencing on Monday, July 24, 2006. the experts. Phone farm duties. Please contact Allan MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN on (027) 2500-288. Applications close on Monday, July 17, 2006 TREATMENT Ultra Clean 871-6662. Accommodation and meals supplied, some Applications to: Please send a letter of application,
Low pressure, Exterior P O Box 501 FARM experience preferred. CV and names of two referees to: Cleaning Te Awamutu The Principal P O Box 233,
EMPLOYEES Phone Kylan or Anna Coloursteel roofs WANTED (07) 872-4522 or SECURITY Officers - Te Awamutu, 3840.
Roof spray, Tiles and (021) 421-077. are needed! Gain this Decromastic FULL TIME casual NZQA approved
Rotary clean, pavers, for 3 - 4 months for FARM WORK qualification by corre- driveways, footpaths our 300 cow farm, five AVAILABLE spondence for under
Commercial buildings kms from Te Awa- $500. Student loans mutu, modern 32 A permanent part time may apply. Phone Phone (0274) 763-347 aside HB. Phone 871- position available 0800 800 043. or 871-7389 5256. milking 84 cows and SITUATIONS VACANT EXPERIENCED farm some farm work. Excellent conditions worker for small farm in Ohaupo, live out close to town. Must like WE NEED GREAT PEOPLE! stock work. Limited preferred. Phone (07) Because of our success we need more people looking Now Servicing 823-6610. Apply Riddell for work locally. In particular demand are: Te Awamutu (0272) 111-112 ~ Chartered Accountants ~ Plumbers For Exterior Cleaning or 871-5691 FARM ~ Mechanics ~ Cafe Workers Moss, Mould and Algae MANAGER Treatments, Houses, Roofs, ~ Administrators ~ Farm Workers Driveways, Cobbles etc also 110 good cows Local employers are always looking for people with high Fly and Spider Treatments Suit person who takes standards and a strong work ethic to contribute to their For your Free quote pride in production and businesses. Currently employed or not, Call us on 870-5402. Phone Tui 871-7205 is ready for a smaller job. or 0800 GO SOFTWASH 192TC207/06 0800-467-638 Excellent location. www.peoplesolutions.co.nz Fax (07) 848-1702 Phone 871-6014 [email protected] evenings

MEATEATER RETIRED? Missing the cows? Phone 871- HOMEKILLS LTD 6014 evenings. Phone 871-9995 FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED or (029) 871-9995 HOME BASED MORTGAGE FARM ASSISTANT SUPPORT WORKERS REQUIRED BROKER The MacPherson family have a Farm NZMBA Assistant position available to assist the Are You A “People Person”? Phone Christine Manager on a 320 cow farm, south of 871-3176 Te Awamutu. We offer very good working We are looking for people with a wide range (021) 545-302 conditions, separate accommodation and of everyday life skills. Our organisation training. Applicant will need to be reliable provides Personal Care and Home Help assistance to people in their own homes. NEED A TRUCK and have a desire to progress. LICENCE? Phone Hadleigh on (07) 871-1692 We pay partial travel costs for some clients Phone Rosetown Driver or (027) 693-7237 We are seeking people for work in Training (0274) 125- Te Awamutu. SITUATIONS VACANT 000 or 871-5569. • Do you have an interest in working with PROFESSIONAL ARE YOU THE FURNITURE SALES elderly or disabled people in their own dressmaker. Wed- SPECIALIST WE ARE LOOKING FOR? home? dings, balls and all • Are able to provide Personal Care or occasions, alterations. Selectrix Home Furnishings - Cambridge, a Collect and deliver by Home Help assistance. arrangement. Phone progressive Furniture & Furnishings Retailer • Full training will be provided if necessary. • Andrea 871-3626. seeks a Sales Consultant in our Cambridge Store. Work flexible hours to suit your lifestyle. The successful candidate is likely to have: • Choice of days Monday to Sunday. • Reliable transport and clean drivers Proven Customer focussed sales experience, a team orientated attitude, computer literacy, license. • A mobile phone is desirable. excellent communication skills, willingness QUALIFIED BUILDER to learn. If you think that this is you, please phone for QUALITY Do you have an eye for interior an application pack. fashion and layout? CONSTRUCTION For application pack, please phone:
Alterations & additions If you have previous experience in Furniture Healthcare NZ
Decks & Fences and Bedding products then that would be a (07) 839-9012 or (0800) 221-024
Bathroom renovations distinct advantage, however you will be
House repairs provided in-house training. Look out for our Phone (07) 871-9202 Remuneration will be negotiated according to Mobile (027) 434-8896 the skills and experience of the successful “FOR SALE [email protected] applicant. UNDER $50” ROSETOWN Please apply in writing only, with CV to: FREE COUPON! PAINTERS The Manager Selectrix Home Furnishings in the For all your painting PO Box 306 Appearing in the Te Awamutu Courier and wallpapering Cambridge requirements. Courier are available in colour and 336 Alexandra Street Phone 871-3411 or PHOTOS black and white Phone 871-5151 027-482-5586. ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE HOME FURNISHINGS class005 Fax 871-3675 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS WANTED KNOWN SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS!! RADIUS Te Awamutu SPCA WINDSOR COURT, We currently have vacancies for school bus OHAUPO OPEN DAYS drivers in many areas that may suit you!

CARE ASSISTANT Every Sunday  We pay all license fees REQUIRED 1.00pm - 4.00pm except public holidays  Uniform supplied We are looking for a Or by appointment  No ‘P’ license? No Problem! person to join our Phone 871-5222 and team to provide See us NOW! leave a message or quality care for our Phone Diane (021) 463-543 elderly residents. Phone (07) 871-6373 ~ Mobile (021) 951-786 Or email: [email protected] Please Phone: Or just call in and see us at, 105 Ohaupo (07) 823-6696 Road, Te Awamutu. SITUATIONS VACANT

KING COUNTRY PLAYCENTRE ASSOCIATION

CENTRE SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL ZONE

Supporting Te Kuiti, Aria, Piopio and Bennydale Playcentres Part-time position “Do you want to work with a supportive team?” “Do you want to work the hours that suit you?”

Phone (07) 825-9078 for an application pack. Closing date 21 July 2006. KING COUNTRY PLAYCENTRE ASSOCIATION

KAI AWHINA I TE REO MAAORI

Supporting the implementation of a te reo and tikanga Maaro programme in King Country Playcentres Part-time position

Phone (07) 825-9078 for an application pack. Closing date 21 July 2006. KING COUNTRY PLAYCENTRE ASSOCIATION

CENTRE SUPPORT FOR CENTRAL ZONE

Supporting Wharepuhunga, Arohena, Maihiihi and Otorohanga Playcentres Part-time position “Do you want to work with a supportive team?” “Do you want to work the hours that suit you?”

Phone (07) 825-9078 for an application pack. Closing date 21 July 2006. WHEEL ALIGNMENT TECHNICIAN

We are looking for an enthusiastic, self motivated person to run the wheel alignment bay in our busy shop. The successful applicant will need to have excellent communication skills and be customer focused. Experience not essential, as training will be given, but PHONE (07) 871 5151 - FAX (07) 871 3675 must be able to do under body repairs, such as shocks, brakes, mufflers etc. FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING Current drivers license essential. Apply to Les or Anne No more than 10 words per advertisement. The Tyre Boss Ltd Limit one advertisement per person. For Sale items only. 43 Turongo Street This coupon only for Residents, not Trade or Commercial Retail Otorohanga Run-on advertisements only, printed at our discretion, when space permits. Phone (07) 873-8027 1234 THE TYRE BOSS LTD FLEET SERVICE

A vacancy exists in our busy tyre shop for a 5678 fleet service person. We require a highly motivated person with strong communication skills. 910 Experience in fleet service operations would Te Awamutu Courier be an advantage although training Phone will be provided. – your community newspaper – In this role you will be required to work Name: ...... Saturday mornings and attend after hours comes to callouts. Address:...... your home You must have a current full drivers licence, each be a self starter, able to work unsupervised ...... Tuesday within a team environment. Please apply to: Phone:...... and Les or Anne NB: Only advertisements submitted on these forms accepted. Thursday The Tyre Boss Ltd Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers Otorohanga can bring this coupon in to our office at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. FREE Phone (07) 873-8027 PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, July 11, 2006 “Gives the myth of the Man of Steel a polish that positively beams. A modern adventure to treasure once more. As the NEW Man of Steel Brando Routh is TERRIFIC.” NZ Herald. Goodnight Nurse on stage FAST AND FURIOUS: TSOTSI M Te Awamutu Courier coming rock acts. TOKYO DRIFT M TUE & WED 7:50, THU 7:35, FRI 7:30, and Tracs give readers Singles from ‘Always TUE & FINAL WED 7:45 SAT 5:55, SUN 6:20 the chance to celebrate and Never’ are ‘Loner’, AQUAMARINE PG Goodnight Nurse and ‘Taking Over’, ‘Going MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS M Elemeno P on stage at Away’, ‘My Only’ and LAST WEEK. TUE & WED 10:15, TUE & WED 12:05, THU 11:40, Hamilton’s Altitude on ‘Death Goes To Disco’. THU & FRI 3:55, SAT 2:15, SUN 2:40 FRI 11:45, SAT 12:15, SUN 12:40 Thursday night by win- Track styles cover For those who liked NANNY MCPHEE, ning a copy of the Good- everything from upbeat THE DA VINCI CODE M the shaggy-dog story that will send you night Nurse CD ‘Always party songs, to power SAT 4:55, SUN 3:55 home with your tail wagging. and Never’. ballads, to heavy, punk LASSIE PG Tickets are available infl eunced rock. ON A CLEAR DAY M TUE & WED 9:45 & 4:00, THU & FRI 9:50 from Ticketek. It is an It has been a busy TUE 2:00, WED 6:00, THU 9:55, R18 venue. year for Elemeno P in FRI 5:45, SAT 7:40, SUN 4:35 EIGHT BELOW PG So this winter, break New Zealand and in TUE & WED 1:40 & 3:50, THU 1:40, the boredom barrier, get Australia. FINAL FRI 1:45 off the couch and head On this side of the out to catch two of the ditch their sophomore TARA ROAD PG hottest rock bands tour- album ‘Trouble in Para- TUE 6:00, WED 2:00, THU 5:45, FRI 9:55, ing the nation together dise’ has gone platinum; SAT 4:05, SUN 10:50 for the fi rst time. you have seen their M Goodnight Nurse de- faces all over TV in the serves the title of ‘The ‘Coke Rock the Tropics TUE & WED 11:40, 1:50, 5:55 & 8:00, Next Big Thing’. Their Promotion; heard the Dogg, Scribe and Sav- to loose? Nothing - ex- THU & FRI 11:50, 2:00 & 8:10, SAT 11:10, debut album ‘Always singles ‘Burn’ and ‘You age and attended the cept missing out on a 1:20 & 8:25, SUN 10:10, 12:20 & 7:25 and Never’ was released Are’ on the radio; and MTV awards in Sydney. great night out!! in January, debuted at they have been per- Barely stopping to catch To be in to win simply M No.5 on the NZ album forming at all the big their breath, they have put your name, address charts and went gold. festivals over summer. only just returned from and daytime contact TUE, WED, THU & FRI 2:30, 5:25 & 8:20, Having honed their Their new single ‘One a triumphant tour of number on the back of SAT 2:25, 5:20 & 8:15, SUN 1:25, 4:20 & live skills on the Boost Left Standing’ hits the Australia supporting a standard sized enve- 7:15 (No Comps. $14.50, $11.50, $9.00) Mobile NZ Schools tour TV and radio airwaves the Veronicas where lope, address it to the M playing to over 50,000 next week. their live show was criti- ‘Goodnight Nurse Com- people, Goodnight Nurse In Australia Elemeno cally acclaimed and won petition’ and make sure TUE & WED 9:40, 12:00 & 5:35, THU & FRI are most defi nitely one P joined The Darkness, them many new fans. it reaches our offi ce by 9:40, 12:00, 2:20 & 5:50, SAT 11:20, of our biggest up-and- James Blunt, Snoop So what do you have 5pm Friday. 3:30 & 6:00, SUN 10:20, 2:30 & 5:00

CINEMA SCENE G In an attempt to protect the world he loves from The simple joyful quality of Curious Superman Returns cataclysmic destruction, Superman embarks on an George never lets it down. The energy Following a mysterious absence of several years, epic journey of redemption that takes him from level never flags long enough for the the Man of Steel comes back to Earth in the epic the depths of the ocean to the far reaches of outer little ones to get bored. action-adventure ‘Superman Returns’, a soaring space. PG TUE & WED 10:05 & 11:50, new chapter in the saga of one of the world’s most TUE & WED 9:30, 11:05, 12:50 & 3:55, THU & FRI 10:20 & 4:20, beloved superheroes. Aquamarine THU & FRI 9:30, 11:05, 12:50 & 4:10, SAT 10:50 & 12:30, SUN 9:50 & 11:30 While an old enemy plots to render him powerless ‘Aquamarine’ is the story of Claire and Hailey, SAT 11:00, 12:40 & 6:15, once and for all, Superman faces the heartbreaking SUN 10:00, 11:40 & 3:25 realization that the woman he loves, Lois Lane, has two 13 year old best friends who embark on the ad- moved on with her life. Or has she? Superman’s venture of their lives when the discover a mermaid bittersweet return challenges him to bridge the dis- named Aquamarine in a swimming pool. tance between them while fi nding a place in society Aquamarine has washed ashore after a big storm PG that has learned to survive without him. batter the small town Florida beach club where Claire lives with her grandparents. Clair and RUNAWAY VACATION Hailey are trying to come to terms with Hailey’s im- A highly entertaining, enjoyable and pending departure: she’s moving to Australia with M very funny comedy for the entire family her marine biologist mother after this last weekend TUE & WED 2:20, 5:15 & 8:10, with a top cast and veteran comedy of summer. director. Robin Williams is wonderful and THU & FRI 4:50 & 7:50, SAT 1:50 & 7:50, The beautiful, blue-haired, 18-year-old mermaid the slapstick humour is non-stop. SUN 12:50 & 6:50 swam away from home just before her arranged THU & FRI 12:10, 2:10, 6:00 & 8:00, SAT marriage, in search of real love. (No Comps. $14.50, $11.50, $9.00)

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