Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Hey Vandals - Leave Our Schools Alone!

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Australia is ranked second Yesterday Waipa Mayor Alan in the world, and won silver Livingston and chief executive at Athens, while New Zealand John Inglis offi cially kicked off fi nished eighth. physical works on the $12.6 Tickets are available from the million project. When complete, Events Centre. 700 Kihikihi properties will be connected to the Te Awamutu treatment plant. Give poverty Mr Livingston said contractors will start digging campaign hand and laying pipes in the Te Awamutu Trade Aid has Herbert/Moule Street area ‘Make Poverty History’ bands this week, and would slowly available. work their way around the The bands are a spinoff township. from the G8 conference and “To date, everything is going Bob Geldof’s Live 8 concerts as planned and we’re happy around the world, to help raise with progress,” he said. funds and awareness for the “We’re keeping our fi ngers international fi ght against crossed for good weather as poverty. rain can play havoc with the People are invited to either work programme.” take a band, to spread the An open day for Kihikihi word, or to make a donation in residents is planned for exchange for one. Thursday, August 11 at the Kihikihi Hall. Lotto winner It follows on from successful open days held last year and Paper Plus Te Awamutu is will provide an opportunity GROUND BREAKING: Waipa mayor Alan Livingston (on digger) breaks the ground to mark the start of waiting in anticipation for its for residents to discuss the Kihikihi’s much anticipated sewerage project under the watchful eyes of (from left) Brian Perry Civil project 50th second division winner to project with Council staff and engineer Andrew Richards and project manager Andre van Heerden, Waipa District Council chief executive claim their prize. contractors. John Inglis, project administrator Vickie Byford and engineer’s representative Mark Woodward. 214051AD The winning ticket was sold from their outlet for last weekend’s draw and the prize is Drivers take heed: Coroner valued at $52,961. Te Awamutu coroner Michael McIvor is hoping learner and Laura leads team restricted drivers will think twice about the dangers they are Calling any putting others in whenever they chose to illegally take passengers in their cars. new cadets... Mr McIvor made the comments following the inquest into Ever wondered what com- to World U21 title the death of 15-year-old Cassie Hudson on the top of Taylors munity cadets are or what they Our own Laura Lang- said: “I told the girls that Hill almost a year ago. do? Here’s your chance to fi nd man inspired New Zea- they deserved the world Cassie was the back seat passenger in a vehicle driven by out. land Under-21 netball crown. They played out a restricted licence holder (who has name suppression from Te Awamutu’s Community team to a 53-39 win over of their skin all tourna- the Court). Cadet Unit is staging an open England in the fi nal of the ment.” Mr McIvor found that driver lost control while overtaking day at its base (Albert Park World Youth Cup. Langman said it was an and crashed into a southbound vehicle. Cassie died from in- Drive) this Saturday from NZ Netball high per- ‘absolute honour’ to cap- juries sustained in the crash. 10am-2pm. formance manager Tracey tain a side of such incred- He said despite the fact that parliament has directed that There will be cadets on hand Fear was court side. ible talent. holders of restricted licences do not carry passengers, it is to explain some of the things “I’m very proud of them,” “We’re loving every common knowledge that many drivers in that category ig- they do - ranging from helping she told the Courier in minute of being world nore that restriction. out at community events to a phone call from Fort champions.” “Parliament places that and other restrictions on new driv- parading on Anzac Day. Lauderdale, yesterday. New Zealand, who made ers for a reason,” said Mr McIvor. There will also be a number “I must tell you, Laura the fi nal with a thrilling “It is not that they may not be good drivers, but because of activity stations and static Langman was stunning. 52-51 win over Australia, they are inexperienced enough to deal with a crisis situation photographic displays. She led by example. I lost won every quarter against when it develops. Cadets cater for 13-18 year count of the heaps of inter- England. In Cassie’s case a crisis developed, the driver was too inex- cepts she claimed in the It was their fi rst world olds. The unit is voluntary, dis- perienced and a young person died.” fi rst quarter.” championship win in 13 ciplined and uniformed. Mr McIvor hopes other young drivers will take this as a les- LAURA LANGMAN An ecstatic Langman years. son and think twice about driving with passengers. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Hey vandals - leave our schools alone!

ST PAT’S pupils Sammy-Jo Cocks (left) and Paul-David Mahutonga hold the KTAB PEKERAU School councillors (from left) Lynda Rangitaawa, Kendal Rose, Hamish plaque for Best Kept School 2004, while principal Gareth Duncan (back left), Annan, Etere Lambert, Hannah Sullivan, Ashleigh Frey (top left), Bayley McOnie and Community Constable Richard Hurrell, security patrol representative Rhonda Frey Saige Wallace in front of windows which have been smashed on numerous occasions. (right) and students go through some of the damaged picnic tables. 214053AD The glass has just been replaced again at a cost of $660. 214053BD By Cathy Asplin butts left in the courtyards, several picnic Principal John Cubitt says $3000 has Pupils at two town schools are quick to tables destroyed, a shade sail burnt out already been spent this year on repairing tell you how they feel about the continual and another one cut with a knife. The damage, while a $17,000 fence has barely vandalism at their schools. specially made letterbox at the end of the slowed the vandals down. “It’s annoying... It sucks... It’s stupid.” driveway has even been destroyed. “We can’t stop this small minorty from Along with teachers and parents, they “These items all add up to hundreds having such a big impact on our school.” are fed up with the destruction of their of dollars and unlike other state schools, Student Hamish Annan says some of environment. Catholic Schools don’t get any money for the vandals may have even attended Shattered glass, broken picnic tables, vandalism from the Ministry.” Pekerau School. spray paint on walls and various forms of The school has regular security patrols “So that’s pretty annoying really.” rubbish often greet students as they ar- and good lighting, as well as neighbours Hannah Sullivan feels the vandalism is rive at St Patrick’s and Pekerau Primary keeping an eye on the property, but its not a waste of money. in the mornings. enough. “That’s money that could be better St Pat’s pupils were proud of their “We are currently developing a further spent on books or sports gear.” school’s ‘facelift’ completed last year and safety plan for the school and call on the Community Constable Richard Hurrell the Keep Te Awamutu Beautiful Award community to help us with this problem.” says the vandalism is ‘silly stuff’ and Po- they received. It’s a similar story at Pekerau Primary lice will be helping schools in a concerted But Principal Gareth Duncan says the School - good lighting, high fences, secu- effort to deter these people. efforts of the school are being undermined rity patrols and people keeping an eye out “We can trespass or prosecute offenders. by thoughtless vandals who enter the haven’t been enough to stop the vandals. There’s no need for people to be on the school at night and in the weekends. Graffi ti, broken windows, ringbarking school grounds after dark. “We’ve had holes kicked in windows of trees and smashed outdoor furniture “If neighbours suspect there are people and doors, a beer bottle thrown through a is a regular occurance. A recent visit by a there that shouldn’t be, we would like to window, beer cans left on the fi eld, smoke motorbike also ripped up the fi elds. hear about it.” 207TC025/05 Lions induct new leader Ces Heron was induct- ed as the new president of Rosetown Lions Club It’s Show Time... Cambridge & Te Awamutu for the 2005/06 year at Where education means success the club’s recent change- over night. 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TE AWAMUTU College Concert Band in a workshop rehearsal with music teacher Bob Hollinshead as they prepare for the New Zealand Concert band festival next week. 214059AD Te Awamutu College Concert Pieces being performed include year is to play to our ability, enjoy Band added full day workshops ‘Selections From Cats’, ‘Crown ourselves, make new friends and to its programme today and last Imperial March’, ‘Ritual Fire enjoy some great music from Tuesday in preparation for the Dance’, ‘Among the Clouds’ and ‘A some of the best bands from New Zealand Concert Band Fes- Concert Collection’ from Andrew throughout the North Island. tival in Napier. Lloyd Webber. As part of the build-up the The 40 strong band and its College music teachers believe band will perform this Friday team travel to Napier on Thurs- that music should be fun and evening from 7pm as part of a day, August 14 and return on rewarding and by removing the combined concert with Waikato Sunday. examination style pressures in a Secondary Schools Band and Te Awamutu will play in the band situation, students can just waikato Youth Symphonic at the entertainment and festival sec- go out there, play their best and Waikato University Performing tions and will be judged on its enjoy themselves. Arts Centre. own merits against a set of cri- “It’s a team sport that runs Te Awamutu is pleased to have teria. They have been attending for 10 months of the year with this opportunity as they have festivals for a number of years, everyone involved being on the been unable to perform as usual achieving gold awards for the winning side. at school due to major staffroom past three years. “Our goals for the nationals this and drama room rennovations. WHAT’S ON FOR AUGUST 3,17 - Te Awamutu Continuing Education Group, ist Hall, Bank Street, 1pm. Workingmen’s Club, 10am. On the 3rd the guest 27 - Country Music Special – Te Awamutu Col- speaker is Dr Rob Bell from NIWA speaking about lege Hall, 2pm. David Cline, Joy Adams, Murray New Zealand and the Tsunami and on the 17th the McPherson, Karen Hansen and special guest Alice guest speaker is Prof. Dan Zirker from the Waikato Coombe. Tickets available from Information Cen- University speaking about Brazil. tre. 7 - Temple Cottage, 1870’s restored cottage, 20 28 - Tall Ferns – International Test - Events Lyon Street, Kihikihi. Open 1-3pm. Te Awamutu Centre. Te Awamutu BPW, 6pm, Te Awamutu Club, Craft Market, Alexandra Street, 10am – 2pm. Alexandra Street. Speaker Mary Simmens, commu- 14,28 - Te Awamutu Spiritualist Church, Red nity magistrate. Cross Hall, 11am. 14th - Jean Peden. 28th - Baden Xtreme Fun in the Water, Every fortnight Friday, Jury. Te Awamutu Events Centre, 5.30pm – 8pm, Sea 14,28 - Te Awamutu Sunday Tramping Group Monster, Hydroslide, Fire Hydrant and Mushroom. – 14th Paeora Cemetery Ring to trig for lunch, great Te Awamutu Museum, ‘Family Treasures’ by Te views. 28th Hoe-o-Tainui area loop track. Awamutu Primary School students. 17 - Geezers, Out in the Styx, dinner and show. Pirongia Cottage Crafts artist for the month is 21 - Te Awamutu Country Variety Group, Method- Lisa Ritchie. Pirongia could be in for tourism boost A proposal that would see Owen. ties.” Pirongia’s historic attractions “Their visit to this area can be The projected steam train ex- featured in tours of the area by made by train, including steam- cursion from Auckland marketed Aucklanders is the focus of a train, by car or buses. Our herit- as ‘Springtime in the Western meeting at Pirongia Historic Visi- age sites are seen as being an Waikato’ on October 1 is seen as tor Centre this Friday. important drawcard, our homes, a forerunner. The 2pm meeting has been gardens, redoubts, and our serv- A short visit to the Pirongia called by Owen Ormsby, execu- ice sectors, homestays, accommo- Historic Visitor Centre will be tive director/chairman of Tourism dation outlets, eateries, cottage followed by tourists heading off King Country Maori Inc. industries, etc. for lunch at Raglan and a har- “We understand the focus will “Sports on offer could include bour cruise. Others will go on be all embracing and is aimed at horse riding, golf or visits to to Kawhia and Mokau for their targeting various sectors of the Pirongia Mountain for bush cruise. 214TC005/05 Auckland population, rest homes, walks. This could lead to the Anyone interested is invited educationists, cruise liners, clubs, production of ﬂ yers or brochures to attend the meeting. Email and so on,” says Pirongia Historic with complementary themes or a [email protected] or phone 871 Visitor Centre president, Sabina combination of touring opportuni- 9992 for details or to register.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 PAGE 9 CRIMELINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: Monday, July 25: Arrests: Man for falsely reporting a fi re. Man for indecently assaulting a female. Burglaries: Pekanui Road property. Two grinders stolen. Candy Road property. Two containers of petrol stolen. Attempted robbery of Pirongia Service Station reported. Tuesday, July 26: Arrests: Man for theft of petrol. FF Woman for EBA and driving while OFF disqualifi ed. Licence suspended. % OO hhooeess Window of van parked at Carpet 3300%ngg && SS Court broken. Nothing stolen. llootthhiin Wednesday, July 27: Allll CC Youth reported for EBA and A driving without a licence. Thursday, July 28: Burglary of Arapuni Road property reported. Chainsaw and brushcutter stolen. Friday, July 29: HURIWHENUA Jayda Jamieson-Te Huia is the latest addition for Kirsty and Greg. She Man arrested for EBA. was born at home weighing 4100g and is a sister for Estefan, Aretarangiahuia, Dyani Saturday, July 30: and Callaway (all pictured), Shannon, Phillip, Nastas-sjia and Talitha. 2140510AD Arrests: Man for burglary. Man for EBA. Theft of petrol from Shell Speak louder - I can’t hear you ! Alexandra reported. Driver of brown Ford Escort (JS 8098) pays Is your family complaining profound. for. Even people who claim $10 to attendant, but puts $43.00 that you have the volume of The effect of hearing loss they hear, but have trouble worth of fuel into vehicle. the TV too loud? can be subtle, but devastat- understanding when there is Arson at Te Awamutu College There is a solution, says ing, when the ability to com- other noise, can be helped. reported. Rubbish bin set alight. Te Awamutu Hearing Asso- municate is restricted and Not all hearing impaired Wooden pole also catches fi re. ciation publicity offi cer Kay people are cut off from the people need aids, they may Intentional damage to Moorhead. world around them. only need assistance to hear rear window of car parked in Infra-red cordless head- Yet at least 20% of hearing the TV, stereo or telephone. Mangapiko Street reported. sets for the TV are available impaired people in New Zea- The Hearing Association Sunday, July 31: for demonstration from your land don’t wear hearing aids can help with listening de- Arrests: Man for EBA. Man local Hearing Association, and struggle to hear. vices and can help educate for assault with a weapon and along with volume control- Loss of hearing can affect hearing people to communi- possession of an offensive weapon. led earpieces and fl ashing friends and spouses as much cate with hearing impaired. Man for disorderly behaviour. light extension ringers for as it affects the individual Te Awamutu Hearing Theft of $35 worth of petrol the telephone. with hearing problems. Association is holding an from Shell Te Kawa reported. Te Awamutu Hearing As- Colleagues at work or awareness day for assistive Male drives off in red Ford Laser sociation has a good range family can feel they are listening devices and hear- (ND 977) without paying.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 PAGE 11 Hey Cool Pets! Spend $40 or more at ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES PremierPETZ (only at Farmlands) Promoting responsible dog ownership and receive a quality pet toy & stock control valued at $10 FREE! 029tc051-04 FREEPHONE 0800 WAIPADC 0800-924-723 Over-population problemsVolunteers vital to society Te Awamutu SPCA is But thanks to a recent Sonia Corfe (left) is a great that means they have a better one of the largest in the $7000 grant from legen- example of one of the won- chance of being rehomed.” country, mainly due to the dary actor Paul Newman, derful volunteers that help All the cleaning, feeding, shel- GGiillllss BBooaarrddiinngg fact that they do not eutha- storage facilities at the keep the Te Awamutu SPCA ter upkeep and maintenance is KENNELS & CATTERY nase healthy animals. SPCA base on Bruce Ber- operating. carried out by volunteers at the HOURS This means the numbers quist Drive will improve. She has helped out at the Te Awamutu SPCA. Monday to Friday at the shelter rarely reduce A walk in freezer has local SPCA for the past fi ve This helps the SPCA operate Morn: 6.30am-77.30am and in the ‘kitten’ season been purchased so that years and believes there are 24 hours a day, seven days a Night: 5pm-77pm they tend to explode. donations of meat can be plenty of benefi ts for everyone week, rehoming around 500 Female cats can give accepted and any money involved. animals every year. TE AWAMUTU: Churchill St 214TC035-05 Weekends birth to litters as large saved on food costs will be “I actually started volunteer- One part time employee is Weekends ing to introduce my son to com- responsible for the hundreds Phone (07) 872 0230 7am-99am & 5pm-77pm as 10, twice a year. Over put to other uses such as Fax (07) 872 0229 a cat’s lifetime she may shelter maintenance and munity work and he still comes of inspections, callouts, com- easily give birth to over 60 community education. in to help out. plaints etc received each year. Contact Mark or Cherie “I enjoy coming in once a During May and June these 445 Waikeria Rd kittens. SPCA Te Awamutu 214TC031-05 Phone 871 1654 week - but volunteers can callouts ranged from picking up Many of these kittens will president Dianne Gray come in as often as they like. cats no longer wanted to deal- fi nd their way to the SPCA, says they were delighted For some that’s once a month. ing with poorly treated animals. either by being dropped off to receive the grant and it “It’s wonderful to see the If you would like to become at the centre or from be- has given the local group a difference that human contact an SPCA volunteer, leave your VV..EE.. VVEETTEERRIINNAARRYY ing dumped locally by the real boost. makes for these animals. name on the SPCA answer owners. “We don’t receive any “Most respond well and phone (871 5222). This means food costs government funding, so we SSEERRVVIICCEESS LLTTDD are high for the SPCA, with rely on grants and the gen- are proud to support the many thousands of dollars erosity of the community. spent each year. “Without help like this we Dogs reunited by owners Until now this has meant certainly wouldn’t be able Te Awamutu SPCA buying dry food as there to carry out the work we do was inadequate space to for the animals in our com- Two puppies that were abandoned in 2002 store fresh or frozen meat. munity.” have been able to get to know each other all DENTAL H EALTH MONTH A Level Of Caring That Sets Us Apart over again. The foxy cross brother and sister were left at Bulmer’s Landing during the summer of 2001- 02, when they were around four months old. FREE DENTAL CHECKS SPCA subsidising desexing of animals Several reports of them were passed onto FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST the Te Awamutu SPCA and they were picked A recent grant received by the Te up in February 2002. ! BOOK NOW ! Awamutu SPCA will be utilised to attack The pair featured in the Courier being the animal over-population problem in our checked over by veterinarian Andrew Mansell. community. At the time they were fairly skinny as they SEE US FOR: Local pet owners who would like to have had been left to fend for themselves for several • Neutering their animals desexed, but have found the weeks. cost prohibitive, will be able to get some The pups were later rehomed with Angela • Vaccinations assistance from the SPCA. Bell at Paterangi and Jo Robinson of Tihiroa. Owners simply have to leave their de- When Mrs Bell returned to the SPCA to fi nd • Pet Identification - Micro Chipping tails on the SPCA phone (871 5222) or fi ll a kitten a few weeks ago, she mentioned she out the coupon (below right) with neces- already had an SPCA dog. At the time Mrs • Grooming sary details and post it to the SPCA. Robinson was volunteering at the SPCA shel- • Comprehensive Health Checks The SPCA recommends desexing as ter in Bruce Berquist Drive. the best solution to the overpopulaton of The two quickly realised their dogs were the • Nutrition cats and dogs in our community. two puppies that had been abandoned at Bul- • State of the art equipment • Dental care for your pets The desexing operation is carried out mer’s Landing. • Flea and Worm Treatment by a vet, ideally as the cat or dog reaches Both ladies had wondered how the other half • Pet Accessories • Puppy pre-school • Extensive pet food and sexual maturity (about 6 months). of the ‘doggie duo’ had been getting on, so de- Te Awamutu SPCA president Dianne cided to reunite them. accessory supplies Gray says it is not true that letting an animal have a litter before desexing is carried ‘Marcus’ and ‘Pinky’ were more than happy to Jane and Rochelle look forward to welcoming you and your pet. out is better for it. spend some time together. “A desexed animal tends to have bet- While the owners think they seem less alike Drop in for a friendly chat to discuss your pet’s needs. ter health, live longer and is less likely to now than when they were puppies, as three- roam.“ and-a-half year old dogs there are still plenty of PINKY (left) and Marcus head out for a walk with their A Member of the Veterinary Enterprises Group :: similarities, both in looks and mannerisms. owners Jo Robinson (left) and Angela Bell. 2140513BD OVER POPULATION MM OVER POPULATION 442 SLOANE ST, VET AVAILABLE 24 HOURS/7 DAYS A WEEK OVER POPULATION TE AWAMUTU PH (07) 871 3091 Corner Ohaupo and Benson Roads TE AWAMUTU

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Shield quartet make Waikato Rangers rreasonseasonsto @ BBIINN 5 toshopshop@ IINNNN 5 1.1.Everyday - low prices on grocery lines 2.2.Value for money - the best quality 3.3. Buy as much as you need 4.4. Friendly helpful service from knowedgable staff 5.5. RECYCLE and SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT ee Organic ffood o v we have a big range instore .... LL ~ Bread ~ Flour ~ Milk ~ Cooking oil ~ CARL TAYLOR JOEL CREAN JONO SULLIVAN NICK McFARLANE Rolled oats ~ Breakfast cereals ~ Flax seed oil By Colin Thorsen four 15 minute quarters. Like most All Blacks who have Roller Mills - there is a special Spokesperson, Peter Sullivan come through the ranks, Walter magic in those words for primary says the selectors had a diffi cult Little is well aware of the impor- MEADOW school rugby players. job trimming the squad to 22 for tance of encouraging and devel- Selection for Roller Mills puts the Roller Mills tournament. oping rugby at schoolboy level. Available them on the ladder climbed by The tournament is being held “Roller Mills is a tremendously FRESH instore at Thames during the fi rst week hundreds of provincial repre- exciting experience. One of the now sentatives and All Blacks since of the next school holidays. MILK Waikato Rangers are to be biggest thrills of my life was the tournament started in 1924. coached by David Deane. Assist- playing in the winning team of Four of the six Te Awamutu ant coach is Ross McLeod, with 1981,” says Little. Gwynne Shield rugby repre- Terry Fitzpatrick team manager. “The friendships formed dur- ATT: FFarmers sentatives who recently trialled The esteem in which the Roller ing the contest are another big for Waikato Rangers played their Mills tournament is held comes plus.” Cure Calf Scours NOW!! way into the team. through its long history, fi ne Little and ex All Black Craig They were second fi ve-eighth traditions of sportsmanship and Innes (son of Ross, who played Jono Sullivan, fi rst fi ve Nick Mc- BIN IINN its spawning of many football for Te Awamutu Old Boys) are Farlane, halfback Joel Crean and greats. winger Carl Taylor. great mates, having met when Electrolyte compound The list of rugby greats, who they played in the 1980 and 1981 The 22-strong Rangers’ squad had their beginnings in Roller Waikato Rangers teams. 214TC002-05 was named following a trial at Mills is endless - Colin and Stan INSTORE NOW “Roller Mills is important Hinuera, involving 35 players Meads, Wilson Whineray, Don ... a great place to from fi ve Gwynne Shield teams Clarke, Mac Herewini, Ron Ran- but boys who don’t make the shop and SAVE! - Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Mor- gi, Paul Little, Bryan Williams, team for some reason or other rinsville, Matamata and Tokoroa Grant Fox, Walter Little. shouldn’t get too down-hearted,” Murray Shaw Tritons. They are just a few, through says Little. Ph/fax 870 1218 The boys were divided into two the years, who made it through “A lot of boys develop much 170/5 George St, Te Awamutu teams, with fi ve reserves, playing to the All Blacks. later than others.” WARRANT OF FITNESS ALL W.O.F. REPAIRS ENGINES GEARBOXES DIFFS Full servicing of all petrol and diesel vehicles STUART LAW LTD

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 PAGE 15 Hurrell has dream world tournament From water boy to World XIII selection By Colin Thorsen For two years, Scott Hurrell and his younger Te Awamutu’s Scott Hurrell is still on cloud nine brother Ben (19) played rugby for the St Paul’s after being named in the World Universities XIII. Collegiate 1st XV and cricket for their champion The 21-year-old winger/fullback was in the 1st XI, which saw them feature in the Courier at New Zealand team which beat Australia 17-8 to the time. retain the Rugby League Student World Cup in They followed in their older brother Jarrad’s Brisbane. boots, meaning the family provided three 1st XV Hurrell never looked back after being given an members - an achievement only accomplished opportunity to impress in New Zealand’s third once previously at the school by the Coleman fam- game of the tournament against Scotland. ily of Gisborne. “I didn’t rate my chances of getting much game Scott and Ben are both second year students at time after sitting out the fi rst two games,” says University of Christchurch. Scott is studying for Hurrell. a Bachelor of Arts majoring in physcology and “I was one of the two players who didn’t even get management. to strip. My role was soley to run the water bottles onto the fi eld. Both the Hurrells are in their second season “I guess that fi red me up. I must have gone all playing premier rugby league for Papanui Tigers. right against Scotland because I was a fi rst choice They previously had 10 years rugby experience, selection thereafter.” commencing at Korakonui School. Hurrell says playing Aussie in the fi nal was a They progressed through Te Awamutu Sports dream come true after being an avid follower of junior ranks and the successful Te Awamutu Gwynne Shield side of 1997. SCOTT HURRELL in possession in final against Australia. Bob Jones photo the NRL for many years. “To make the World XIII was a fantastic bonus.” Continued page 18. S P O R T DR A W S

NETBALL DRAW - Draw for 6th August 9:00 TAC 9A v TAC Farmlands; Aywon Pacers v TAPS Magic Flyers; St Pats Stars v Pirongia RD1; TAS Tweenies v TAC 9C; TAC Open B v TAS Gyde Wansbone 9:50 TAC Senior C v TAS Paul Kay Dental; TAC 10C v Sacred Heart 2; TAS Pink Ladies v TAS Dad’s Army; Kakepuku Kiwis v St Pats Shooters 10:40 Pirongia Black v Aywon Stars; Int Shooting Stars v Pekerau Aztecs; Rose & Thorn v Ohaupo Windy Ridge Café; Ohaupo Lifeworks v TAS Socialites; TAS Guthrie Bowron v TAS Corboy Earthmovers; Pirongia Sparklers v Pekerau Mystics 11:30 TAC Jagundees v TA Marist A; Pirongia McDonalds Lime v St Pats Stingers; TAC Fushion v Int First Timers; ASB Bank v TAC 9B; Pokuru Panthers v TAPS Gold Ferns 12:20 Pirongia Sincerity v B TAS Misfits; Pirongia Stormers v Korakonui Stormers; COGS 2 v Tumeke; Angels v Int Pink Pantherz; COGS Tutus v TAC 10A; St Pats Urban Angels v TAPS Shooting Stars 1:10 Int Surferz v Kihikihi Juniors; Pukeatua Magic v Pirongia Troopers; TAC 9 Basics v TAS Soldiers; TAS CBR v Pirongia Alexandra Hotel; Int ChicABabes v Kihikihi Shakers 2:00 Pirongia Strikers v Pukeatua Tutus; Int Shakers v TAS Tornadoes; TAC 10B v Sacred Heart 1; St Pats All Stars v Int Angels; Pirongia AMP v Comrades Social 2:50 Te Taumata Ki Parawera Kakariki v Int Katz; Int Hot Chocolates v Paterangi; TAS Anitas v TAS Bullets; TAC 9 Pechangaz v Pirongia FIL Executive on Duty: Rachel Williamson Duty Teams: TAS Guthrie Bowron (all day) TA Marist A, Sacred Heart 1, TAS Tornadoes Future Ferns Draw 30/7/05 9:00 Bethue v Korakonui Green Ferns; TAPS Fresh Ferns v Pirongia Shakers 9:50 Pirongia Stars v Pekerau Fernz; TAPS Groovy Chicks v TAPS Funky Chicks 10:40 Pukeatua Groovers v TAPS Stingers; Pekerau Superstars v Kihikihi Diamonds 11:30 Pekerau Pearls v Pokuru Sparklers; St Pats Dolphins v St Pats Little Chiefs 12:20 St Pats Starfish v Arohena; TAPS Glitter Dolphins v Puahue Hotshots 1:10 TAPS Bumblebees v TAPS Bluebirds; Paterangi Panthers v Kihikihi Magic 2:00 Pekerau Wavez v Pokuru Mountain Magic; Pokuru Superstars v Pirongia Seagull RUGBY DRAW - Draw for 6th August 9th Grade T A Sports (bye) 10th Grade Grade Pirongia v Surf Red/White/Blue, Pirongia 1 11am; Ham. Old Boys Red v TAS Wasps, Willoughby Pk 1 10am; Melville v TAS Hornets, Stan Heather 1 9.30am; Ohaupo v Frankton Black, Ohaupo 1 11am 11th Grade T A Marist v Ham. Old Boys Black, Park Rd 1 11am; Pirongia v TAS Devils, Pirongia 2 11am 12th Grade TAS Torpedoes v Ohaupo, Albert Pk 2A 10am; TAS Rockets v Korokanui, Albert Pk 2B 10am; TAS Jets v T A Marist, Albert Pk 3A 10am; Pirongia White v Pirongia Black, Pirongia 2A 10am 13th Grade TAS Bulldogs v Korokanui, Albert Pk 4A 10am; TAS Panthers v Kihikihi, Albert Pk 4B 10am; TAS Knights v T A Marist, Albert Pk 1A 11am; TAS Broncos v Ohaupo, Albert Pk 3B 10am; TAS Wildcats v Pirongia, Albert Pk 2A 11am 14th Grade TAS Hawkes v Pirongia Black, Albert Pk 2B 11am; TAS Eagles v Ohaupo, Albert Pk 3A 11am; T A CORNER CHURCHILL & MAHOE STREET’S Marist v Pirongia White, Marist Pk 1A 10am TE AWAMUTU • PHONE 871 5143 - 24 HRS 15th Grade TAS Leopards v Pirongia Black, Albert Pk 3B A/h Allan Paterson (027) 442 7853 11am; TAS Lions v TAS Cougars, Albert Pk 4A 11am; Stu Tervit (027) 482 7856, John Hare (027) 442 7856 TAS Tigers v Korokanui, Albert Pk 4B 11am; T A Marist 207TC014/05 ROSETOWN HOLDEN MVDI LMVD Green v Ohaupo, Marist Pk 1B 10am; Pirongia White v T A Marist Gold, Pirongia 1A 10am. 214TC041/05 Draws kindly sponsored by Te Awamutu Courier

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 PAGE 17 LINETRIMMERS • BLOWER VACS • HEDGETIMMERS WATERBLASTERS • LAWNMOWERS • RIDE ON MOWERS League star gets Bulls call up WWIITTHH AA From page 16. to a shaky start when left centre Hurrell’s magical form at the Mike Nathan fainted while getting World Student Rugby League Cup strapped back at the team residen- (he scored a try in the semi-fi nal tial base, causing him to opt out of WOOD FIRE win over England) has not gone un- the fi nal. noticed at home. The travel to Langlands Park also The Canterbury University stu- tested the patience of the NZU side AN IRRESISTIBLE OFFER... dent has been called into the Can- after the bus driver got lost trying to Buy any Masport wood fire before terbury Bulls squad. fi nd the ground. st He will make his Bartercard Cup That resulted in limited buildup July 31 and we’ll give you debut for the Bulls against North to their most important game of the 12 MONTHS* INTEREST FREE! Harbour at Rugby League Park in tournament. It’s not just a cast iron fire box and a 10 year warranty ee.. Canterbury on Sunday, provided he The effect was seen early when agg can shake off a niggling hamstring NZU conceded a converted try in the that makes a Masport a cut above the competition. acckka Will last a lifetime – will heat the whole house quickly pp a injury. second minute after being forced to CCEE Ben could soon follow him into the defend a second successive set of six – a Masport wood fire is four times AA more efficient than an open fire. thhee WW!! Bulls squad. He is rapidly making a tackles. Prices to suittt fromt $599 E NNOO bbeeaa SSTTOORRE name for himself playing in the cen- But it was soon all NZU. ann’’tt ggee IINN . tres in Christchurch. The World Cup was essentially in uu cca tt rraann miitt..... Hurrell says the win over Aus- their kitbag with fi ve minutes re- Yoo rreeaa eerrm N!!!! tralia was huge for New Zealand Y vvee aa gg tthhee pp AATTIIOON maining when NZU captain, hooker WWee hhaa raannggee TTAALLLL Universities, having lost to their Jimmy O’Brien slotted a fi eld goal to ee aarrr TT IINNSS arch-rivals in one of their pool send the many expatriate Kiwis in WW OMMPP Patio Heater matches. the crowd into raptures. PPRRO It was the fi rst time since the The Canterbury Bulls’ rake was EERR .00 OOFFFF WAS $899 inaugural World Cup fi nal of 1986 named player of the tournament af- WWEE wood & gas fires that New Zealand Universities and ter collecting his third New Zealand Inbuilt & Freestanding NOW Australia met in the fi nal. player of the day award from the se- models available, view in .00 The win allowed New Zealand to ries at the conclusion of the fi nal. our showroom today. $675 claim their second successive Stu- He was named alongside fellow Full installation service available. dent World Cup, following victory New Zealanders Scott Hurrell, Paul *Normal lending criteria and ONE ONLY over the host nation England in the Atkins, Mike Craig, George Taunga, finance conditions apply. fi nal of 1999. Aina Masina and James Koloama- The build-up to the fi nal got off tangi in the paper World XIII side. PHONE US FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE Winter bowls Oates on target Mini tournaments are proving popular Scores of a consistently high standard have during winter at Te reaped reward for Te Awamutu Smallbore Club Awamutu Bowling shooter Morgan Oates. Club. The Te Awamutu College student has been Twenty-six members named reserve for the up coming North Island participated in the lat- versus South Island match at Hutt Valley. est event on Thursday. Oates is currently the only competition shooter Skips: Noel Sorenson 45 at the club. points, 1; Mick Rankin 39, 2; 51 MAHOE STREET, TE AWAMUTU - PHONE 871 6134 The fi rst week back from school holidays boost- Janet Offi cer 32, 3. Threes: ed turnout at last Tuesday’s club shoot. Margaret Kelman 42, 1;

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WANTED TO RENT accommodation which ate your kindness and suits your needs? Te Awamutu Season: March to support. You have THREE bedroom Phone: 870-6673 Contact Francene September been a great comfort HEALTH AND house, Parawera or Fax: 870-6674 and encouragement Pukeatua area for reg on 871-7146, Email: [email protected] For more Details through recent days. BEAUTY nurse, two teenagers Mobile phone Stephen Oates Thank you for being and outside dog. (027) 289-3952 871-8278 part of her journey Phone (027) 2457-429. 871-6287 a/h INVEST IN YOUR PET through life. UNION OF TWO bedroom unit or Waipa Property Puppy Pre-School UNION OF MEGS MOBILE house, urgently re- Link Ltd. MREINZ 1st Session: August 4, 2005 IN MEMORIAM FATHERS HAIRDRESSING quired. Good refer- Thursdays, 6.00pm to 7.00pm - 4 week course Professional ences available. ONE bedroom flat, Course promotes socialisation skills and so much more Equal Shared Care being Phone (0275) 434-808. $110 p/w we mow hair care services Nutrition Flea and worm prevention and control the preferred option in lawn, furnished, not Dental Hygiene Toilet training De-sexing separations. For enquiries suitable for children, TO LET Grooming Behavioural problems etc. Both Men and Women Phone 871871---62176217 no dreamers, good re- members assisting is or (021) 148148---97349734 liable tenant sought. FREE bag of Hills puppy growth food on first night equality for our children. HEASLIP - Eva Jane. Phone Jim 870-4990. Phone Vicky to enrol today Cruizin hot-rod A1 Te Awamutu Branch heaven with dad WANTED, fifteen peo- SAFE ‘N’ SOUND 871-3091 opens August 4 at St (Fred) since July 30, ple to lose 5 to 45kgs. SELF STORAGE STORAGE 442 Sloane Street,Te Awamutu John’s Ambulance Centre New facility, many sizes, at 7.00pm. 2004. Missing you Call Sue 0800-901-394. heaps mum and nana. good rates, security Lock up storage Call (021) 232-0878 Yard storage Arohanui 4eva. and 7 day access. for further enquiries Cheryl and Pete TUITION Phone 871-6164 For enquiries phone 871-2171 or Cameron, Tory Sta- PICTURE framing or (0274) 783 085 ples (Auckland). (0274) 407-101 BUSINESS SUPER tuition, six week DEALS course, learn how to WOULD LIIKE TO SIINCERELY THANK ENGAGEMENTS frame your own pho- SELF Storage, Te AUTO Trans servicing Are you looking Awamutu, from THE FOLLOWIING SPONSORS OF BAYLEY - McELROY. tos, prints, originals, for Property every 50,000km, certificates, needle $17p/w, 24 hour ac- Stuart Law Ltd. The engagement is Management? cess security patrols. THEIIR RECENT TOURNAMENT;; announced in Wel- work and tapestries Phone 871-6426. with Waikato’s certi- Phone (07) 856-7584 lington between Joh- WE or (027) 608-1749. OtoroHonda - RD1 Otorohanga - Otorohanga Vet nathan Bayley and fied framer, 25 years Services - Thomson Concrete Ltd, Otorohanga - MILLS GLASS Emily McElroy, love experience, day or COMMUNICATE THREE bedroom Farmlands - Wrightsons Ltd, Otorohanga - The Vet FOR all your glazing and best wishes to night courses. Phone house, Mandeno requirements. Phone you both. Ron (07) 843-6672. WITH OUR Street, $250 p/w. Centre - Stirling Sports - De Latour Partners - Te 871-2123. VANXAY - FABISH LANDLORDS Phone (021) 588-382 Awamutu Pharmacy - Te Awamutu Floral Studio - Reg and Chris Fabish FINANCIAL or 871-2796. House of Travel - Super Liquor - Hammond and Moir - CARAVANS & have much pleasure REGUL ARLY TIDY three bedroom Arthur Kelly - Hobbs Electrical - Pop n’ Good - Te TRAILERS in announcing the en- Ph 871-5044 home to rent close to Awamutu Country Fresh - Giltrap’s, Otorohanga - The TRAIL-LITE motor- gagement of their Te Awamutu Inter- third daughter Dentist - Morrinsville - John Haworth Betta Electrical - home or similar, 4-6 mediate, double ga- berth, cash buyer. Tracey, to Chook, son rage, no dogs, $240 Balance AgriNutrients - Ingham Honda - John Kewish Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ Phone (0274) 950-224. of Kene and Kham- p/w long term. Phone - Warrick Rapley - Bullseye Direct - Team Seven - muane Vanxay. Con- “Nobody does it better” (07) 825-2922. Cover Girl Lingerie - Whitcoulls - Benchmark - Mitre 10 WANTED, caravan in gratulations and best good condition, prefer wishes to you both. - Te Awamutu - Little Bo Peep - CBR - Alexandra’s - CARAVAN, suit work- PUBLIC NOTICES shower etc, approx ing person. $95 in- CMT Benjamin Moore - The Tool Shed - Te Awamutu 25ft, not older than Shoes - Selectrix - Paper Plus. 1985. Phone (07) 307- GOLDEN cluding power. Phone ART WEDDINGS 871-4331. 2380. EXHIBITION

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074TC211/05 $65 p/w plus ex- Lisa Ritchie Harry and Ruth penses, Raikes Ave- Lisa Ritchie STEVENSON nue. Phone Bev 871- ON DISPLAY AT WE NEED VOLUNTEERS CONVENTIONAL BALES - $6 EA 8188 or (021) 251-8887. The Pirongia Craft Shop All of August Open Day Sunday’s 12noon - 3.00pm (Except Public Holidays) Or by appointment 9AM TO 5PM FLATMATE wanted Modern - Bright - Fun HM: 829-8619 Please phone 871-5222 and leave a message for great two bedroom or phone Diane (021) 463-543 WK: 871-5900 home, close to town SPELD NEED A LOAN in good area, $95 p/w PUBLIC NOTICES excluding food. Phone King Country ANY PURPOSE 871-8288. Adverse credit OK! ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Income problems OK! FLATMATE wanted, Te Awamutu Western Arterial Road Designation professional, double From $1,000 Tuesday August 9, 2005 room, $75 p/w plus 7.00pm Information Day - All Welcome on your 50th NOW OPEN food, rural area. wedding SATURDAYS! Phone 871-3262. Otorohanga Public Library anniversary PHONE

July 30, 1955 0508-42-5626 MEETINGS Love and good wishes Thursday August 4, 2005, 1pm till 7pm from all your family VEHICLE FINANCE No Deposit Finance TE AWAMUTU CITIZENS The Burchell Pavillion, LOST Learner License ADVICE BUREAU Same Day Approval Te Awamutu Visitors Centre LUCY, Smithfield / Bad Credit - No credit ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Collie. Golden / brown Vehicles from $3000 Monday August 8, 2005 - 10.30am / cream in colour, Ph: 0800 16 90 90 St John Ambulance Rooms, You are invited to attend an information day outlining long-tern leather collar. Phone Watson Haworth Palmer Street, Te Awamutu strategy for the Te Awamutu Western Arterial Road Designation. 870-6631. Motors Finance Guest Speaker: Det. Andre Bubear Your feedback and input is important for this project that seeks to Hamilton CIB MIDWIVES offer a long term strategy to reduce heavy traffic from the CBD ALL WELCOME - LUNCH TO FOLLOW area and improve access from the south to the industrial development in the northwest of Te Awamutu FINANCIAL Representatives from the Waipa District Council and Opus International Consultants will be in attendance.

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PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR LIVESTOCK WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SALE WANTED CORRUGATED iron. CHIMNEY MEATEATER PC PROBLEMS? Good condition, only CHRYSLER Avenger, A1 Chimney cleaning, Tree Surgeon $3.50 per metre. 1979. Original metal- AC PETFOODS HOMEKILLS LTD NO fix, no fee, repairs professional, friendly from experienced local Stump Removal Phone 871-9355. lic bronze, mint condi- service. Phone 871- Phone 871-9995 Now Buying IT professional. Mo- tion. 4 door 1600cc 4244 or (021) 664-367. www.meateater.co.nz FIREWOOD, 5m³ bile upgrades, repairs Highly qualified manual. Great run- Horses $160, 10m³, $290. and installations ser- Quality guaranteed Phone (07) 878-5242 ner, WOF and rego, 0800-834-222 CLARKE’S or (021) 617-349. good tyres, no rust, CARPET MYOB vice. No call out fees! Ph Mike at FRASERS regularly serviced. CALVES, beef and Phone Matt (021) 0800-888-121 HAYLAGE Conven- Sony Xplod head deck CLEANING 261-5277 or 870-3038. tional bales. $12 and 6 inch speakers. dairy wanted by calf For your carpet and reach. Phone 871- Interior vinyl re-dyed rearers, also colos- upholstery cleaning trum and calf milk, HOME HELP 1920. black. $1000 ono. Phone Keith, Phone Melinda on anywhere. Phone WANTED TE AWAMUTU Col- mobile 871-5151 or txt (027) 871-3583 or (025) 692- lege boys Year 11 (027) 280-0790 259-4990. 0728. CHILDCARE Uniform, pants 84” or 871-4930 SHUTTLE Need Help? (x2), Shirt L (x2), near COLOSTRUM AND We aim to please SERVICE Kind, loving mums or new, offers. Phone grandmothers wanted Computer 871-6301. EXCESS MILK WANTED GARDENER, Ron Accounting ‘Doctor’ Ph Pat or Deanne by working parents for Elder, for all mainte- 872-2530 daytime childcare in ZIPS replaced, trou- Great Prompt pick up and nance. Ph 871-4282. at 871-3176 (027) 289-5497 or your own home. sers, frocks, skirts Excellent rates shortened. Sincerity payment. Also friesian (027) 289-5496 Tyres! bull and beef calves. Excellent support. Drycleaners, 97 Sloane Glen Rawson Phone Clare on: Street. Phone John 871-8052 Plumbing NEED A TE AWAMUTU (0800) 855 055 or txt/ Great or (027) 466-3457 Craftsman, Plumber phone (021) 568-141 and Gasfitter RESTRICTED PLUMBING AND FOR SALE UNDER Prices! Easymind Homebased Roofing Maintenance Fitting & Balancing MILK wanted for DRAINAGE Childcare is a Ministry of $50 New LICENCE? calves. Phone Farrelly Colin Downie Education approved service Calf Rearing 871- Phone (027) 222-7590 SHACKLOCK chef or 870-2987a/h Rosetown Plumbing & Drainage stove fan bake, clean, Kihikihi Road 5075. DRIVER Maintenance FARM

174TC203-05 Te Awamutu working, $49. Phone Johnny Nelson 871-8923. PROPERTIES TRAINING New houses alterations EMPLOYEES Phone 871 3079 WASHBRIGHT WANTED Phone Septic tank and effluents WANTED WOODEN extension Blocked drains - Hydro ladder, good working MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN DAIRY assistant re- WANTED TO BUY (0274) 125-000 Jet and Camera order, $49.95. Phone SECTION wanted, TREATMENT quired asap, on 570 (07) 823-6890. BRICKS, old, red, Te 872-2805 Phone cow farm, shared ac- Pirongia or close prox- Low pressure, Exterior Awamutu factory, imity. Phone (021) (0274) 989-022 or commodation. Up to large quantity. Phone 952-392. Cleaning PAINTING & 871-8976 a/h $500 a week in hand, PETS 870-3261. Coloursteel roofs position ends early FOXY pups, male and TWO bedroom unit or Roof spray, Tiles and DECORATING October. Phone 872- female first vaccina- CALVES house, under Decromastic Interior & Exterior TREE & STUMP 2881. $130,000, close to tion, $250. Phone 871- 4 day old, Friesian Rotary clean, pavers, SERVICE FARM assistant re- 5384. and whitehead. town, no agents quired, 200 cow farm, please. Phone 871- driveways, footpaths Call Dennis Clements Phone Mark Bocock Commercial buildings 7kms from Te Awa- VEHICLE PARTS (0274) 746-917 6286. TOTAL TREE CARE mutu, must be keen, FOR SALE or 872-1772 Phone (0274) 763-347 live in or out, single or 871-7389 Phone 871-5221 TENDERS accommodation avail- TOWBARS COLOSTRUM KA & LV DODUNSKI Te Awamutu Owned able. Phone 872-7783 Quality Tradesman and Operated or (027) 411-4914. Mufflers Phone Mark Bocock (021) 031 5758 (0274) 746-917 TENDER Roof Racks Limited MIILKER REQUIIRED Bull Bars or 872-1772 The Te Awamutu Now Servicing STOCK SALES Milkings only, 210 cows, Phone: (07) 870-6255 Information Centre, Te Awamutu 225 Rickit Rd, Te Awamutu 7kms from Te Awamutu. LIVESTOCK FOR Gorst Ave, are For Exterior Cleaning Live out position. Moss, Mould and Algae SALE calling for tenders for a Phone: 872-1887 VEHICLES FOR 32m² addition to the Treatments, Houses, Roofs, SALE existing centre. Driveways, Cobbles etc also LIVE CALF Fly and Spider Treatments Main contractors interested TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE SITUATIONS may collect documents For your Free quote VACANT COLLECTION Phone Tui 871-7205 from: Thursday August 4 - 11.00am or 0800 GO SOFTWASH AC PETFOODS Russell Easton Ltd 0800-467-638 Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Building Consultants CABINET REGULAR Fax (07) 848-1702 Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu P.O. Box 248, [email protected] MAKER PICK UPS Te Awamutu Sale Comprising MAK ER Ph: 871-5576 11.00am Beef & Boners Qualified or semi-qualified 0800 834 222 SPOUTING replaced cabinet maker or person Tenders close at: Marley, $26 per me- 137TC203/05 70 Boners with background in 4.00pm, August 31, 2005 tre, fitted inc GST. 10 Fat Cattle building industry required. Call Tony 871-3620. PUBLIC NOTICES 50 15 mth Store Steers/Heifers Must have current drivers 50 Weaner Beef Steers/Heifers licence and be fit. Some LIVESTOCK WANTED heavy lifting required. Dairies 11.30am Phone to make a/c Client appointment. 20 Purebred Hereford cows, I/C HF bull Personal Touch Kitchens

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50 Fsn and Fsn x Hfds DAIRY FARMER a/c Client 10 CTP Jersey cows recorded Position available, 500 CONCERTS AND SHOWS Divisions of Allied Farmers Limited cows plus. 12 minutes a/c Client from town. Good, large 4 ISLA GRANT 20 Fsn I/C Heifers fully recorded bedroom homestead. BOBBY CALF OFFER Thursday August 4 - The singing sensation, Feeder Calves 12.00 noon For an interview: Allied Farmers have been procuring Bobby Calves Phone Mike 872-7746 we have only two tickets available for this show at from Waikato Farmers and King Country Farmers 700 Beef Calves Founders Theatre, Hamilton ! region since 1999. Sheep 12.00 noon EXPERIIENCED Have your Bobby Calves processed near to 20 Fat Lambs DRACULA home at Te Kuiti Meat Processors. CAREG IIVER Further Entries Being Accepted Saturday August 20 - N.Z Ballet performs this - Minimal stress on calves - With own car, required wonderful show. We have only a handful of tickets, All enquiries to: to take elderly Te Awa • We guarantee to operate on a competitive so ring now ! A matinee show in Auckland. Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 lady shopping. Tuesday, schedule. We were at the top last year. Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 029 902 0431 2 hours. $30 cash. • SIR HOWARD MORRISON Option of an advance payment of $10 Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Apply in writing: per head on receipt of registration Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 029 958 2680 J Reeves Sunday September 4 - Sir Howard and • Normal proceed payments made each Monday PO Box 74312 guests perform on Sunday evening in Auckland, • Three pick ups per week during peak of season Joe Neems 07 856-6261 0274 947 370 Market Rd, Auckland • Locally owned and operated company only a few tickets left. LA TRAVIATA Plus a total of six Masport Maestro deluxe LIVESTOCK WANTED BBQ’s to be won across the region Monday September 19 - N.Z Ballet performs WANT TO KNOW MORE? this matinee show at ASB Theatre, Auckland. How to register, Collection of calves, BONER COWS WANTED PAVAROTTI Payment, Terms and Conditions CONTACT ONE OF OUR LOCAL AGENTS TODAY Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Saturday November 12 - Final Farewell, North Shore Stadium. Fyfe Campbell A/H’s 07 827 3812 Mob 0274 740 224 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Neil Adams A/H’s 07 856 1064 Mob 0274 515 311 Independent Agent Also empty heifers and potter bulls Phone 871-6373 Mobile (021) 951-786 Email: [email protected] Owen Watson A/H’s 07 873 6222 Mob 021 874 570 Graeme Locke A/H’s 07 873 0712 Mob 0274 984 328 Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 check our website: www.keytravel.co.nz Paul McConnell A/H’s 07 873 7696 Mob 0274 881 299 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT Upholsterers FERTILISER SPREADER DRIVER GREEN-KEEPER A part time position mowing the greens for the We require a spreader driver. Must be reliable Why buy new? Kihikihi Bowling Club may be available to a suitably and motivated. Have class 5 licence (truck and qualified or motivated person with an interest in trailer) and good communication skills. maintaining fine turf from September. Experience an advantage but not essential Get it repaired! At this stage approximately 6 hours per week is as ongoing training will be given. envisaged. Usually before or after play. Early Phone John: 871-4454 or (025) 961-815 We do it all! morning starts are required. Experience would be an JC & RB Hoskin - Te Awamutu advantage but supervision and instruction are WE RECOVER: available. Further hours may be offered in associated • Lounge & Dining Suites • FREE QUOTES work if aptitude and ability are displayed. • PICK UP & DELIVERY For a job description and to discuss general terms of TEMPS WANTED • Antiques employment in the first instance contact: Richard Death, Greens Superintendent • Car, Truck & Tractor Seats Phone 871-3396 WE REPAIR: SUPPORT WORKERS - for people with disability • Sand, Varnish & Stain all SALESPERSON - PART TTIMEIME CAREGIVERS - for aged care Saturday 9.00am - 12noon Woodwork FARM HANDS Must be reliable with good LABOURERS communication skills. To register your interest or ANYTHING that needs repairing! CALL US! Some heavy lifting involved. Contact: Leeza Williams Apply in writing or in person to: Gracelands Recruitment Services Just Like New Upholstery The Manager Phone: 870-1300 Wrightson Rural Supplies 518 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu PO Box 41 Phone Mike or Lyn 41 Market Street Workshop 871 2922, Mobile 021 143 9732 Te Awamutu 074TC039/05

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PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Our patrons (male and female) STAR WARS EPISODE III M are saying they enjoy this film TUE & WED 7:50, SAT 3:25, SUN 2:25 and think it is very good. Brilliant. Extraordinary. A warm, deeply THE ISLAND M humane film and one that is very TUE, WED & THUR 5:40 & 8:10, touching. A startlingly emotional FRI 5:45 & 8:20, SAT 3:15 & 7:50, portrait of a fascinating life One Night of Queen SUN 2:15, 4:45 & 7:15 MY ARCHITECT M THU 7:40, SAT 7:30, SUN 4:05 WAR OF THE WORLDS M TUE, WED & THU 8:20, FRI 6:10, DOWNFALL R13 TUE 7:55, WED 7:45, comes to Hamilton SAT 3:45 & 8:20, SUN 12:30 & 5:10 FRI 7:45, SAT 4:55, SUN 6:10 MR. AND MRS. SMITH M Joan Allen and Kevin Costner give rich TUE, WED & THU 6:05, FRI 8:30, performances with feeling and humour Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the SAT 1:30 & 6:05, SUN 2:45 & 7:25 in a well-reviewed poignant drama with chance to celebrate the forthcoming One Night of wondrously sharp dialogue and moments Queen tour by winning a copy of the CD ‘Queen BATMAN BEGINS M that ring true in ways both moving and Greatest Hits’. TUE & WED 8:00, SAT 8:00, SUN 2:05 The celebration of the music of Queen, featuring strikingly funny. “Why The Upside of Stars in Their Eyes winner Gary Mullen comes to LADIES IN LAVENDER M Anger works is because it is one of Hamilton’s Founders Theatre tomorrow night. TUE 6:00, WED & THU 10:15, those rare films that is working on Tickets are available from Ticketek. FRI 5:50, SAT 3:00, SUN 10:40 you and you don’t even realise it.” “It was a rhapsody of the best of Freddie, Gary A GOOD WOMAN PG THE UPSIDE OF ANGER M Mullen bringing him uncannily to life in a visual THU 10:00 & 5:45,FRI 8:10, WED 6:00, THU 5:55, SAT 1:15, SUN 2:20 and sonic extravaganza, backed by a stunning SAT 8:30, SUN 10:30 & 7:35 band.” THE LONGEST YARD M “To quote another Bohemian Rhapsody line “So TUE & WED 5:45, THU 7:50, FRI 8:00, MADAGASCAR PG you think you can love me and leave me to die?” SAT 1:10 & 6:15, SUN 5:20 THU 6:00, SAT 11:45 & 3:55, Freddie will be forever mourned, but he’s certainly SUN 10:20 & 12:10 not dead with Gary Mullen’s kind of magic.” Stephen FANTASTIC FOUR PG 214TC020-05 Stewart, Dominion Post, September 16, 2003 HERBIE FULLY LOADED G TUE & WED 5:50, THU 8:00, FRI 5:55, FRI 6:00, SAT 11:20, 1:20 & 5:55, “…I would probably have believed that the band SAT 1:40 & 5:45, SUN 4:55 & 7:00 performing was the real Queen and that Mullen was SUN 10:25 & 12:20 the real Freddie Mercury had I not been aware that he had died in 1991.” Seth Robson, Christchurch tribute and will rock you New Zealand. Press, Sept 29, 2003 One Night of Queen featuring Gary Mullen and After winning the television programme ‘Stars The Works is a state of the art production that in Their Eyes’ in 2000, where he received the comes to New Zealand direct from the UK. most votes ever recorded, Gary Mullen’s life has To be in to win simply put your name, address and changed. daytime contact number on the back of a standard Together with his band The Works he has per- sized envelope. formed his tribute show One Night of Queen to the Address it to the ‘Queen Hits 1 Competition’ and world, including sell out audiences in the UK and make sure it reaches the Te Awamutu Courier offi ce Germany. It is now regarded as the ultimate Queen by 5pm on Friday. Win 18 rock anthems on one CD Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the chance to win the Warner compilation CD ‘Broken Dreams’ featuring 18 modern rock anthems. Artists are our own Evermore (For One Day), Pacifi er (Run), Opshop (No Ordinary Thing) and The Feelers (The Fear) , as well as Head Auto- matica, Nickleback, Hoobastank, Avril Lavigne, The calling, Chad Kroeger, Jet, Green Day, Linkin Park, The Darkness, Eskimo Joe, Staind, Third Eye Blind and 3 Doors Down. To be in to win simply put your name, address and daytime contact number on the back of a standard sized envelope. Address it to the ‘Broken Dreams Competition’ and make sure it reaches the Te Awamutu Cou- rier offi ce by 5pm on Friday. CINEMA SCENE him fi rmly among the alienation when he More importantly, he My Architect most revered practi- comes up against peo- exhibits and extraordi- This fi lm lost in the tioners of his age. But ple who deny that he is nary generosity of spirit. Oscar race to Errol it is also a son’s search Louis Kahn’s son is pal- If he nurses rage and Morris’ coolly brilliant for the father he never pable, as is his joy when pain at what his father The Fog of War., though knew, 30 years later he explores monuments did, he recognises this it’s as remarkable, and Louis’ death in penni- such as the Salk Foun- fi lm is no place to record easily one of the fi nest less anonymity in the dation. It’s doco-making it. He’s in, or at the edge documentaries in recent toilets at a Manhattan at its most entertaining. of, almost every frame of years to return from lim- railway station. It might have been the movie, but never in ited festival screenings. The fi lm that follows a sustained exercise in the way. He knows the The title’s two words is a dogged piece of self-indulgence but for fi lm’s about something give a glue to its double real-time genealogical the fact that Nathaniel much bigger than him intent: it traces the life sleuthing: the camera never loses sight of his - bigger than his father, and legacy of the Ameri- follows the son as he father’s genius, which he for that matter - and he’s can architect Louis works to uncover his is as keen to discover as smart enough to make Kahn, whose modern father’s and his own to display. In interviews room for it. It’s a deeply yet monumental build- past by talking to Louis’ with Louis’ peers (Frank humane fi lm and a very ings - the Salk Institute erstwhile colleagues and Gehry. Phillip Johnson, touching one. in La Jolla, California, family members, includ- I.M Pei) he gets to grips the Kimbel Art Museum ing his half-sisters and, with the architect and in Fort Worth, Texas, the most boldly, his own the architecture and eekly for capital Complex in Dha- mother. provides a calm and con- omen ka, Bangladesh - placed Nathaniel’s heartfelt sidered portrait of both. W WLadies of Te Awamutu Thur, August 4th 9.45am Taste & See. ■ Thursday 4 ~ HEAD TO TOE With Jackie from Fashion, hair, health... from massage therapy to retail therapy Renshaw’s Butchery ■ Tuesday 9 ~ WHAT’S ON THE MENU? Venue: Te Awamutu What’s on and where to go to wine, dine or lunch out and about Bible Chapel ■ Thursday 11 ~ BUILDING BLOCKS SERIES Phone Sally Shierlaw Bedrooms and living areas. on 870 2074 Eg.. paint, furniture, wallpaper, lighting etc. Come along ~ We’d love to see you!

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