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TA Gymsports Te Awamutu GymSports would like to thank everyone for supporting their Cookie Dough Fundraiser. It was super popular and raised $2020 towards a new beam and mats which were desperately needed. Special thanks to Pak’n Save for their Easter prizes and to Brad at King Cooling for the hire of his Te Awamutu College 2021 school house leaders and school principal Tony Membery (middle). Photo / Caitlan Johnston freezer trailer for free to transport the cookies!

NZ Music Month Te Awamutu College to bring in new names for school houses Check out Waipa¯Libraries website for information on NZ Caitlan Johnston morning to attack. being killed, including the stabbing of mission schools in the Waikato Music Month activities/classes. The village’s men were away, of women as they lay wounded. and later became resident magis- hange is on its way for Te prepared for a battle they believed “It is most timely to rename the trate in an attempt to bring Waikato Awamutu College house was taking place near Paterangi, houses at Te Awamutu College and tribes under British law, and Melrose Fieldays 2021 names, which have been in leaving the village and its occupants shed the colonial story that has (green) named after George Baines tickets place for at least 85 years. — women, children, the sick and the taken precedence in this town for Melrose — who was the first chair- The days are getting colder, COne of the houses is named after elderly defenceless. some time,” says Te Wa¯nanga o man of the district high school com- and the morning fog is settling General Sir Duncan Alexander Cam- Many were killed by gunfire and Aotearoa Tikanga Ma¯ori and Te Reo mittee. in at Mystery Creek which eron who led colonial forces by fires being lit in whares and the Ma¯ori adviser Paraone Gloyne. “People of the community need means that Fieldays is almost through battles and attacks in the church. “There are much better examples to know that the board of trustees here! early 1860s that killed many Ma¯ori The colonial forces occupied the of leadership we can draw from that and senior leadership are in agree- The Fieldays are excited to throughout the Waikato and Waipa¯ village and land, taking any have more of a connection to us as ment — it’s time for a change. And bring back the physical areas. resources that they could get their Ma¯ori, and as a community, than the thought was, if we’re going to get Fieldays event you all know Governor George Grey con- hands on. houses named after people like rid of one, possibly two then let’s get and love, and this year’s event nected the region to the roots of the Rangiaowhia was home to Ngati Cameron, Gorst and Selwyn — all rid of the four,” says Te Awamutu is shaping up to be their issues he had with Ma¯ori as it was Apakura and Ngati Hinetu, who now agents of colonisation.” College principal Tony Membery. biggest yet. home to the Kı¯ngitanga, the Ma¯ori have no home. The school houses are Cameron Tony says over various years two Get your mates, get your King Movement, which was firm on At the battle of O¯ ra¯kau, Ma¯ori (red), Selwyn (yellow) — named after letters — one a church group and the family, get your tickets to not selling their land. defenders were outnumbered by at Bishop George Augustus Selwyn other by a Ma¯ori community mem- Fieldays 2021! The darkest days for Ma¯ori in the least 1000. who was the first Anglican Bishop ber, had been sent to the board of Fieldays will be on from June Waikato included the attack at After a number of exchanges and of Diocese of New Zealand and was trustees about the names. 16-19 at Mystery Creek – the Rangiaowhia and the battle of advances, the Ma¯ori’s food, water charged with misleading He had also received three perfect opportunity to get O¯ ra¯kau, near Te Awamutu. and ammunition started to run out Rangiaowhia’s occupants to believe submissions from Ma¯ori teachers together with friends and Late on Saturday, February 20, and they retreated by leaving the pa¯ the village was safe and it was also and on some occasions some family. 1864, Cameron and more than 1200 in a disciplined body and breaking claimed he blessed the troops students and teachers have Purchase your tickets online British troops moved past Pa¯terangi through the surrounding cordon. involved in the massacre, Gorst requested not to be in Cameron and get back to reconnecting without alerting lookout stations It was during this retreat that it (blue) named after Sir George Gorst House. at Fieldays and suddenly appeared before the is believed that most of the Ma¯ori who taught at a Ma¯ori boys’ school village of Rangiaowhia the next casualties occurred with at least 160 in Hopuhopu, became an inspector continued on A4 STOCK R OLD CLAWS FOR A NEW SET OF LEVELS AIKATOI 320 CLAWS AND GET CRITICALLY LOW ON ALL FARM BIKES Call Us now to Secure Yours for the New Season

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The former Bunnings building has been purchased by the council for conversion to Te Ara Wai. Photo / DeanTaylor ATTENTION Circulated free to 14,045 homes in Bunnings building Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. LANDLORDS & CIRCULATION 14,147* PROPERTY INVESTORS PHONE: 07 871 5151 possible home POSTAL ADDRESS: 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 OFFICE HOURS: for Te Ara Wai Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm Closed Public Holidays Church and is close to thefunding and theproject had been DELIVERY QUERIES: aip¯a District Council Mangaohoi Steam. Plus there is 0800 111 200 temporarilyparked because of has accelerated its plenty of roomon site for further commitment to a Covid-19 and the uncertainty that EDITORIAL development to develothep vision new museumin Te created. But thispurchasemeans Dean Taylor (Editor) we have forTe Awamutu. It will AwaWmutu by buying them forer we now have an opportunity to Ext: 67705 0274 819951 give council huge scoep to develop Bunnings building in Arawata St. bring the wholeproject forward. [email protected] something Council has confirmed it had fantastic on this site.m I’ This would be wonderful forTe Caitlan Johnston Ext: 67710 purchased the building for $2.05delighted.” Awamutu and Wai¯,p anda frankly [email protected] million,plus leased the land it sits Jimsaid thepurchase willmean for New Zealand to finally hear its own stories, right where theyp ha- Jesse Wood Ext: 67713 on fromthe Parish of St John.a “re-jig” of council’s long-termplan, pened.” [email protected] Council hopes the building will bewhich was yet to be finalised. used to houseTe Ara Wai, a Jim said Council had already committed the vastmajority of alone will helpmake fundraising SPORT museumto showcase Wai¯p anda $7.2m to Te Ara Wai in thedesign work already done forTe a heck of a lot easier because that showcase Wai¯pa and New Zealand New Zealand history, with a focus [email protected] 2018-2028 LongTermPlan, but will Ara Wai would still be used. is two key things that history. on the New Zealand Land Wars. ADVERTISING now reconsider them tiingofany “There’s no need to go back tophilanthropics and sponsors look “The currentmuseumhas many The purchase of the building expenditure.That will be done the drawing board.The building for.” challenges and is no longer fit for Leon Green 027 2393864 went unconditional today, to the before the 2021-2031 LongTerm was completed in 2010 and, while Museumstaff are delighted that purpose to operatem aodernmuseum. [email protected] absolute delight of Waipa¯ mayor Plan is signed off in June this yearit will need to be fitted out anda newmuseumin Te Awamutu “While there is still a lot of work to MAXIMISE YOUR RETURN [email protected] Jim Mylchreest. and after discussions with iwi. obviously needs work, we have acould be accelerated through the do, thepurchase brings us a stecloserp “This was a fantastic opportun- CLASSIFIEDS The purchasemeans council very, very sound base to startpurchase of the building. to Te Ara Wai becoming a reality.” ity to secure a building large from,” he said. AND MINIMISE YOUR EXPENSES will also rethink itsplans and the Waip¯a District Council Te Awamutu MuseumTrust Board Tania King Ext: 67708 enough to house an expanded “We have a large, good quality opportunities for the Mahoe St site Museums and Heritage director ispleased with the announcement and [email protected] museum and in a really high- building on a great, high-profile site. CHOOSE A PROPERTY MANAGER which had originally been Anne Blyth says the team is keen thatprogress is beingmade in regards profile location,”m Ji said. That gives us certainty and also We welcome letters - preferably via email. earmarked forTe Ara Wai, and to have an expanded space in a a newmuseumto house the collection. “It’s across the road fromSelwyn provides evidence of council’s WHO IS LOCALLY OWNED AND They should be under 300 words and which council also owns. high profile location in which to Trust chair DeanTaylor says the Park, near the historic St John’s commitment to theproject.That must have the sender’s name, address “Te Ara Wai is reliant on external trust has beenpursuing a fit-for- OPERATED AND CARES ABOUT and phone number. No pseudonyms purposemuseumfor decades and this are accepted and names will only be finally felt like a step forward. YOUR INVESTMENT withheld in special circumstances at the He says trustees are now looking discretion of the editor. Letters are not OPINION forward to working alongside council, usually acknowledged and may be edited, museumstaff and other stakeholders abridged or discarded. to makeTe Ara Wai a reality. the first self governing country in the world to CONTACT US TODAY give women the vote even if it did take us We’re online at Change is confronting For more information about Te P: 07 871 7189 | M: 021 152 1477 nzmecommunitynews.pressreader.com both sides of the debate can be limited to the another 26 years to allow women to stand for principles and not be a personal attack on anyparliament. Ara Wai visit waipadc.govt.nz/ E: [email protected] i your-waipa/enjoy-waipa/te-ara- individual or group. Other social norms change overtime and Livingstone Building leading hand Malcolm Screats working on Te Awamutu’sCentury 21 Gadsby Realty. From a personal point of view, this issue wai new Bunnings store almost exactly 10 years ago. Photo / ColinThorsen ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4975 (Online) being the second born son I am delighted that 305 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu *Print run as 30/09/2019 brings to mind the principles of democracy andall the family inheritance does not now pass in particular the responsibility that the majorityto the eldest male heir and even many royal first has to make sure any individuals and minorityfamilies have now accepted that it is not Jim Mylchreest groups within the community are representednecessary that the first male heir inherits the national responsibility to rule. REAL ESTATE Te Awamutu Waipa¯mayor and share in decision making and the resources of this country. Maybe in the future this may also be based This principle is enshrined in the Treaty of on merit rather than gender or whether you Bringinhohomesg mes and o-one likes change and in fact it Waitangi and is becoming more and more a happen to be first born. seems to be counter-intuitive to requirement of the many pieces of legislation These changes in cultural norms may well familesieso t g teothergether human behaviour where we crave that direct council activities on a daily basis. be challenges faced by¯ori Ma in the future. order and certainty. A small example Apart from those principles and legislative I say in my welcoming speech to new For a complimentary appraisal isN when I attend various meetings I note that requirements, it seems to me to be just plain residents at Citizenship Ceremonies that “I at today’s market value most people are more comfortable sitting at thecommon sense to ensure¯ori Ma are well firmly believe that there is no other country same table all day and should you return after represented in the decision making processes,where there is more tolerance, more freedom Call Joan today! morning tea or lunch break and find someone as this can help bring more of an holistic worldfrom discrimination, where people, regardless view that may not always be optimised in the of race, creed or colour, can enjoy a good in “your” seat there is a mild anxiety attack. 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The carvings of Bishop George Augustus Selwyn (left) and General Sir Duncan Cameron. The carvings of George Baines Melrose (left) and Sir John Gorst. Photo / Caitlan Johnston Photo / Caitlan Johnston School to bring in new house names continued from A1 New Zealand trees, plants or animals, Once Tony has received all names of famous New Zealanders submissions, he will work with re- In term one, Tony met 50 form class and names of Te Awamutu College spected Ma¯ori who are associated representatives, eight house leaders, Hall of Fame members. with the school to refine the list to the four head students and the board “We want house names that the four ideas. of trustee’s student representative to whole school community can ident- These ideas will then be sent out discuss the change. Form class repre- ify with, understand, pronounce cor- to students and teachers to vote on. sentatives then went back to their rectly and possibly be associated with Emails need to be sent to classes and peers and gathered a colour that can be depicted and [email protected] by Friday, feedback and suggestions. worn,” says Tony. May 21 if community members would So far, Tony has received 25 name The new school house names will like to give feedback or submit an suggestions from students and staff. come into effect next year. idea they have for the new school He is also inviting parents and In the school marae, O-Ta¯whao, house names. members of the community to have there are carvings of the four men their say and asks that suggestions that the houses are named after. and feedback be made to him by Tony has indicated that these Friday, May 21. carvings will remain and that the Some of the suggestions include House Honours Boards in the school names of local streams, rivers, lakes hall that displays previous winners of People gathered at a and mountains, names of gods of house competitions will be un- commemoration for the attack of natural elements, names of native changed. Rangiaowhia. Photo / Dean Taylor We deliver warmth to your home

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s we reported last week, Max had done his training and knew what was required, but achieving that wasA another story. A little over two hours and 40 minutes after the starting gun he knew the answer. Max well and truly nailed his three First time hour goal — in fact he finished in marathon 2:40:25 which placed him second in runner the men’s walking category and third Taegan overall for walkers. Baxter going Max is a well known figure around strong at the the Te Awamutu and O¯ torohanga 25km mark. districts. He farms at Te Kawa and has She finished been mayor of O¯ torohanga District in 3:56:54. since 2013. For 30 years has been carrying a for a while, the natural instinct to feel has ever done, but the recovery is leg injury that has threatened his sorry for himself. good. mobility — femoral artery failure, It was his wife Lindsay who told And, as planned, it was a huge which resulted in no pulse below his him to “ ‘snap out of it’ . . . and I did”. celebration for the Baxter family. left knee. Max decided to find ways to Lindsay, who has run and walked It was detected soon after he ran handle the pain and get back to half marathons previously, finished his first marathon at Rotorua in 1991. running and his decision to once the walk in 2:55:45, 26th of 235 An operation fixed the condition for again take on the marathon where it finishers — 14th woman and eighth in 22 years. all started. her class. He went on to run marathons The 56-year-old hopes his achieve- Daughter Taegan honoured her again, running three sub-three-hour ment will inspire others to get out and father’s history by taking on her first times in the process, including his be active. full marathon, and finishing in a time personal best 2h 49m in New Ply- He says it felt fantastic to push of 3:56:54. mouth. himself again and get the competitive She placed 225th overall from 746 Then he felt the artery go eight spirit going. finishers and 36th in the women’s years ago. More surgery was an op- “I settled into my rhythm and division. tion, but it meant cutting open his thought I would top three hours by Max and Lindsay are looking to Te Kawa’s Max Baxter on his way to second place in the Rotorua half arms to harvest healthy veins, and five or 10 minutes. Beating it by 20 continuing their training and taking marathon walk, on crutches, well within his three-hour goal, finishing in there was no guarantee it would be minutes was awesome.” on some of New Zealand’s great walks 2:40:25.Max Baxter walked into the unknown on Saturday — setting himself a successful. Max says it is the most punishing for pleasure, as well as competing in goal of walking the Rotorua half-marathon in under three hours, on crutches. Max says he went into a dark place event for his hands and shoulders he some trail and off-road events. Photos / Marathon-Photos.com

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Herald Premium 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 13, 2021 Te Awamutu Menz Shed celebrates milestone Group marks 10 years with open day

he Te Awamutu Community altered, two fireplaces removed, and Menz Shed are celebrating a a new kitchen installed. Along with big anniversary this month this, a well-established vegetable gar- — 10 years of enabling a den extends across the full width of groupT of men of many and various the site. A beehive is added when the backgrounds and skill sets to get to season dictates. know each other and experience The men have extended the house friendship and support. with a covered With over 130 sheds throughout work area and New Zealand, each with different large work facilities and equipment, their com- bench, an mon goal is to provide their members enclosed general Some Te Awamutu Community Menz Shed members at their open day last with a positive outlook on life. workshop, a year. Photos / Caitlan Johnston This Saturday they are marking scroll room to their birthday — the shed will be open the rear, paint struction items. Many new toys have members has increased. Usually, the to the public to visit and get a feel room and equip- been sold at the annual craft fair. age range is from retirement but is for the scope of equipment available ment storage The history of the shed is unusual. not limited to that — there can be to the sheddies and the range of spaces. The owners of the adjoining prop- many reasons for members to join projects that are done in the A fully erty had decided to purchase the site. earlier. workshops. equipped lounge A friend, who was aware of the If you would like to find out more Originally the Te Awamutu Menz with log burner development of the Menz Shed in about the shed or become a member, Shed site, 132 Raeburne St, was a was recently both Australia and New Zealand, ex- visit their Facebook page, or visit the typical residential section and dwell- added, followed tolled the benefits to the men who shed at 132 Raeburne St during open ing. by a full-length The main workshop at the Te Awamutu Community could make up a shed if established hours, Monday, Wednesday and A great deal of work followed the deck, outdoor Menz Shed. here. Thursday mornings from 9am occupation of the site — the removal furniture, and Persuasion prevailed and the site through to 12pm. of debris including the remains of five shade screen area. While this work was being done was put into a trust so that it would Currently the typical scope of cars, various shrubs, weeds and trees The workshop has been extended, the men of the shed continued assist- always be secured with the Te Awa- activities includes woodwork, and the clearing out of the garage — timber storage areas established, dust ing many local residents and various mutu Community Menz Shed group. gardening, and metalwork but there later converted into a metalwork extractors installed and new garden community groups. The work in- The shed is financially self- are opportunities to extend the range shop. facilities built into a section of a cluded the repair of existing items supporting from project income and of available facilities if people have Rooms within the cottage were shipping container. such as furniture and toys and con- levies. Over the years the number of other particular interests.

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For a free quote call Craig on 021 2470900 Thursday, May 13, 2021 Recycling inspectors record 'worst day' for contamination ubbish bags, clothing and rotting food the need for fulltime recycling bin inspectors. were just some of the items discovered “The inspectors are doing an absolutely in recycling bins this week on what has fantastic job and have already prevented a huge been dubbed the “worst day” for con- amount of contamination from being collected.” Rtamination. Recycling bins found with contamination are On Monday, recycling inspectors found 37 not collected and stickered to indicate what the per cent of bins or 100 of 270 bins inspected contaminate was. were non-compliant and contained blatant non- In cases of serious contamination, such as recyclable material. when food or medical waste is found, properties Waipa¯ District Council roading operations stickered on two separate occasions risk having team leader Jennifer Braithwaite said it was the their service suspended. worst results to date. To date council has suspended its recycling “Contamination like this is absolutely unac- service to 22 properties. ceptable and is a let down for the entire district. Once a service is suspended, the property “If collected, it would have resulted in a owner is required to make a pledge to council significant amount of recycling going to landfill not to put contamination in their recycling. If which comes at a massive cost to ratepayers.” their service is returned, it will be checked prior Braithwaite said the results clearly illustrated to every future collection. CrimeLine

Te Awamutu Police attended the following matters last week:

They attended six family-harm related cable were stolen from IT King. A male was incidents. reported to have shoplifted from Countdown. They atended three mental-health related There was a burglary at a property on Fairview incidents. Road. A phone and wallet were stolen from a Three youth were seen damaging a property along State Highway Three. A house McDonald’s sign by ripping open its powerbox. was broken into on Frontier Road, nothing was A male was dealt with for trespassing at The taken. A petrol container was stolen from a shed Warehouse. at a property on Whitmore Street. A female stole A dog was running along State Highway 3 sundglasses from Z Energy. Three and infront of traffic. Vehicle incidents: There was a minor crash A cow was killed when a truck ran into it on on Tauwhare Road involving a truck and a car, Cambridge Road, a farmer has been fined there were only minor injuries. There was a head following enquiries made. on collision on Arapuni Road involving two cars, A local businesses computer system was a driver was take through to Waikato Hospital attacked by ransomware. with serious injuries while three occupants of the Te Awamutu police assisted Cambridge other car were also taken through but just for police when a vehicle failed to stop for them, the observations. There was a minor crash on Te vehicle was later impounded. Ma¯whai Road where a vehicle went through a Youth were reported to be trespassing at The fence. Two calls were recieved to report a Warehouse. vehicle doing burnouts on Te Rahu and Milk was maliciously contaminated with Moxham Roads as well as the Cambridge Road antibiotics. roundabout, police are following up with the Duck shooters were reported to be firing near registered owner of the vehicle and will be a dwelling and a bullet has imbeded the window looking to impound the vehicle. There was a of the dwelling, a male has recieved charges. crash on Meadway Road where a vehicle has Police spoke to the registered owner of a crashed gone into a ditch, through a fence and vehicle after several complaints made about its hit a tree. occupants shining a green laser light into Arrests: A male was arrested for wilful oncoming traffic. damage. A male was arrested for breaching a Burglaries and theft: A laptop and phone protection order. Te Awamutu Police ∼ 872 0100 Victim Support ∼ 0800 VICTIM Crimestoppers ∼ 0800 555111 Urgent traffic (cell only) ∼ *555 Non emergency ∼ 105 Emergency ∼ 111

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CourierTe Awamutu Yi h8 8 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, May 13, 2021 Buyers rate Westend Autos the best Brothers win BuyerScore Award

Dean Taylor able information that they use to maintain their high standards. e Awamutu car dealership All listings are logged with Westend Autos — Quality BuyerScore and sale results are sent Vehicles has come up to the customer. trumps in the first “Feedback is good for us. If we are BuyerScoreT Awards. doing something that isn’t 100 per In the small dealership category, cent we have the chance to rectify the local company, owned by it,” says Pana. “We appreciate that brothers Hamish and Pana Bulsara, BuyerScore is a professionally was rated No 1 in Waikato and No 1 managed system and think it is better Pana (left) and Hamish Bulsara on their award winning yard they opened five years ago, following the success of in New Zealand. They went on to be than just relying on comments left of their online auto business. They say quality is premium — so much so they included it in their business name. rated second overall in all dealership web pages or social media.” Photo / Dean Taylor categories. The brothers say they aren’t in it The Bulsaras use BuyerScore as a for the awards — in fact they weren’t Westend Autos — Quality Vehicles tool to gather valuable customer aware BuyerScore had initiated an owners brothers Pana (left) and feedback over five categories: cus- award scheme. Hamish Bulsara receive their 2020 tomer service, knowledge and exper- Hamish and Pana opened their BuyerScore awards from area tise, dealership facilities, finance and Carlton St dealership yard about five manager Aaron Bates. Photo / Supplied insurance and trade-in process. years ago, but had already been sell- BuyerScore say their awards ing vehicles for nearly a decade · Every vehicle has been fully recognise dealerships and online. groomed and is ready to be driven salespeople who are best in class at Quality is premium has always away once it is displayed on the yard delivering great customer service. been the catchphrase of the car- or in the showroom. Award winners are determined loving brothers — so they included it The brothers say they are known using a weighted average formula in their name. for being “fussy” — but that suits them. that takes into account the quantity Westend Autos is open seven days Nothing goes on sale unless it meets and values of customer ratings a week. their high standards. received by that dealership in a calen- Hamish and Pana don’t believe in They say that ensures they main- dar year. pressure selling: “A great car will sell tain their high reputation. Dealerships must also meet a mini- itself.” Further success came Te Awa- mum set of criteria to qualify. They follow simple but effective sourced. Many are ex-lease, because inspection and not so much as a small mutu’s way in the 2020 BuyerScore Westend Autos — Quality vehicles steps to ensure customers can be they have impeccable dealership ser- stone chip misses professional panel Awards — Blackett Motors was placed scored 4.89/5 confident with their purchase: vice histories, and almost 100 per and paint repair. second in the small dealership cat- The brothers say BuyerScore is an · Hand-picked, late model, quality cars cent are New Zealand new. · Every vehicle has a Warrant of egory for Waikato with a score of independent tool for gathering valu- from major manufactures are · Every car is given a full body Fitness issued by VTNZ. 4.86/5.

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he team at Te Awamutu God is here with us Rugby Sports & Recrea- tion Club gratefully ac- What an incredible time in history to be alive! We knowledge the vehicle have come to a time where the dividing line sponsorshipT and new partnership between right and wrong, truth and lies, light and with Ingham Mitsubishi Te Awa- darkness, is becoming glaringly obvious. Standing mutu. for truth is becoming very costly. The vehicle will be used prim- For example, highly trained medical doctors are arily by the team at the club, for being silenced from voicing their opinion on the delivery of sport, active recreation vaccine. In the free world governments are turning and play within our community. on their own people. Truth tellers are being “Ingham Mitsubishi Te Awa- silenced by big tech and mainstream news media mutu is proud to be partnering outlets around the world. with the Te Awamutu Sports Sadly, even in free countries, some church Club,” said dealer principal Stefan leaders are being imprisoned and held in solitary Cooper Ingham Mitsubishi Te Awamutu’s dealer principal Stefan Cooper (left) with Te Awamutu Sports community confinement for holding Church meetings in their “We believe that what they do sports director Ollie Ward after gifting Sports the new vehicle. Photo / Supplied own Church buildings. has great impact in our commun- This is not a time to despair. ity, and we want to be a part of sporting codes and initiatives they its generous support, Te Awamutu To learn more about Here is the good news: “God has not forgotten that impact. are delivering into this great little & District Memorial RSA, for its Ingham Mitsubishi Te us here in New Zealand.” “We look forward to growing town of Te Awamutu.” generosity towards vehicle fuel i Awamutu head to God Almighty is about to sweep across the this partnership and working The club also gratefully ac- costs and BDS Tinting & Graphics inghamdriven.nz/ingham- nations of the world with the greatest displays of closer with the large range of knowledge Grassroots Trust, for for vehicle signwriting. te-awamutu his love for mankind that the world has ever seen - with signs, wonders and miracles - drawing millions into the Kingdom of God as in Bible days. When people heard the Gospel preached, they Waipa¯may ban smoking, vaping in public areas experienced real encounters with the Living God. Those who were crippled were healed, the blind Smoking and vaping could soon be ing for outdoor dining within the In early 2020 council ran a cus on education rather than issu- could see, the deaf could hear, broken hearts were banned in public areas across the central business districts of Cam- Facebook poll asking if public ing fines to offenders. Jim said mended. Waipa¯district. bridge, Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, places in Waipa¯ should be compliance would be encouraged There are Christians in this country who are This week Waipa¯District Coun- O¯ haupo¯and Pirongia. smokefree. More than 70 per cent by promoting smokefree about to hit the streets proclaiming that God has cil opened consultation on its Waipa¯ mayor Jim Mylchreest said “yes”. behaviours, as well working with not forgotten you. Local Evangelists are about to proposed new Smokefree and said the purpose of the proposed “We’ve responded to this result the community and Waikato DHB come to towns and cities throughout New Zealand, Vapefree Policy. policy is to support the Govern- as well as concerns raised by on education. with crowds flocking to their meetings to receive The draft policy proposes that ment’s goal of New Zealand becom- others to develop the policy,” he ■ Submissions on the Smokefree the freedom that only Jesus Christ can deliver. public areas across the district being smokefree by 2025. “Council’s added. and Vapefree Policy are now open Jesus said, “The thief (devil) comes only in come smoke and vape free. This role is to support a reduction by Waipa¯is one of only three North and close on June 4. Residents can order to steal, kill, and destroy. I (Jesus Christ) includes council owned and de-normalising smoking behavi- Island local authorities not to have make a submissionat the have come in order that you might have life - life managed parks and reserves, bus our in our community. This policy a smokefree policy in place. If HaveYourSay page on council’s in all its fullness.” John 10.10 stops, outdoor public areas includ- will help with that.” implemented the policy would fo- site or on a form from the offices.

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Tom Slater Dementia advisor Dementia Waikato Last year the inaugural Great Kiwi Rolling Rod Show was held during Level 2 - this year it returns with no restrictions. ate wareware is a pro- their peripheral vision and so can Photo / Dean Taylor gressive condition and become startled if approached from affects people in unique the side. his time last year hot rodders Last year the route was extensive Alexandra St, Pakura St, Rewi St, Mways. Over time the way Make sure you are at eye level around New Zealand blew out to cover as much ground as possible Alexandra St, Bank St, Pu¯niu Rd, people with dementia communicate and not talking down to them and that the cobwebs after weeks of as everyone was exercising physical Fairview Rd, Teasdale St, Vaile St, and receives communication you have their attention. lockdown to bring The Great distancing. It took about two hours Sloane St, Carlton St, Raikes Ave, changes, so it is important to know Never say ‘remember’ as this can KiwiT Rolling Rod Show to their com- to complete. Swarbrick Drive, Highfield Country how to approach these changes. remind them that they are forgetting munities. This year the Te Awamutu Great Estate Retirement Village, Swarbrick In the early stages of mate or make them feel like they should The national event was an idea Kiwi Rolling Rod Show is expected to Drive, Raikes Ave, Hazlemere Cres wareware communication is gener- know something they do not and may from the Te Awamutu Rod and Cus- run for about an hour, and like last loop, Mandeno St, Kihikihi Rd to ally not an issue but in the mid to be upsetting. tom Club — and a year on they are year will include Te Awamutu, Kihi- Kihikihi, Lyon St, Whitmore St, Oliver end stages that communication can Do not talk about current affairs doing it again. kihi and conclude at Pirongia for St, Herbert St, Whitaker St, Rolleston change. but, rather, talk about the past as The idea is to bring a hot rod show lunch. St, Flat Rd, Golf Rd, Cambridge Rd, Sometimes we must consider the older memories tend to be better to the community while members Te Awamutu Great Kiwi Rolling Arawata St, Alexandra St, Pirongia Rd, role the person has – are they a than short-term ones. and friends get to go for a cruise in Rod Show route: O¯ haupo¯Rd, Race- Franklin St, 5 Stags carpark, Crozier patriarch / matriarch / Kauma¯tua of Speak calmly, slowly, and do not their cars. course Rd, Mahoe St, Arawata St, St. the family? This can be important be scared of pausing for 5 to 10 when a younger generation wants to seconds to enable the person to support their elder. process the information and formu- A Kauma¯tua / parent is there to late an answer. Max guesting at Te Awamutu CMC teach the younger generation and Environment can be an important not there to be told what to do by factor. Te Awamutu Country Music Club has land Country Music Entertainer of the them. Make sure there is no background two club days in May with the first Year,” says Max. This can cause frustration and or distracting noises, and the person of these this Sunday, May 16 with “Winning a New Zealand Stars in anger when their ‘children’ start tell- is comfortable. Do not argue with the special guest Max Smith. Your Eyes contest paying tribute to ing them what to do. person or try and correct inaccura- “I began singing at country music Roy Orbison was also a highlight of So, try asking for their help rather cies, instead try and be patient. clubs and being a vocalist with my music life. I have also met many than instructing them. “Can you help The main thing to remember is it bands,” says Max. great folk over the years at country me cross the road” not “I need to help is not the content of your conversa- “Highlights over the years included music clubs and enjoy meeting up you cross the road.” tion that is important, but rather, the representing New Zealand at the with old friends.” When communicating with a per- connection. Trans-Tasman Music Awards on Head along for an enjoyable after- son with more advanced mate If you can get a smile, a laugh or Norfolk Island, an appearance in one noon from 1pm-4.30pm at the wareware it is important to approach any form of connection, then your of Sir Howard Morrison’s Christmas Methodist Church Hall on Bank St, Te them from the front. conversation as been worthwhile shows singing songs of Roy Orbison Awamutu. People with dementia often lose even if it made no sense. and being an entrant in New Zealand For further information, ring presi- Te Awamutu Country Music Club's Country Music Awards and New Zea- dent Ruth Cunningham 07 871 2799 guest artist Max Smith. Photo / Supplied

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oney is now available to enhance and preserve the Waipa¯ district’s diverse character. The Waipa¯ Heritage Fund was establishedM in 2013 to help preserve, enhance and showcase the unique environmental and cultural heritage, diversity and history of the district. More than $530,000 has been approved for projects in Waipa¯ since the fund started. Funding can be used to help with physical work to protect heritage buildings, objects, habitats, cultural or archaeological sites or natural veg- etation throughout the district. In the last funding round, the National Wetland Trust got $6000 towards an ethnobotany trail on Waipa¯ District Council Hazel Wander of Nga¯ti Apakura on the reserve land at the Rotopiko lake and wetland, Rotopiko pontoon. Photo / Supplied ¯ near Ohaupo¯. WHAREPUHUNGA 165 Happy Valley Road The proposed walkway will have interpreta- delighted to support community groups and 3 2 2 A Privileged Position - Immaculate Lifestyle tion plaques linked to a selection of native plant individuals with the fund. AUCTION species with local stories and artist impressions “Waipa¯has a great history of valuing what Three-bedroom, large family bathroom, master with GST Inclusive depicting the relationship between plants and is on our doorstep by building connections with en-suite, large entertainers’ kitchen, open plan in mana whenua. nature and local landmarks,” she said. (Unless Sold Prior) design with separate second lounge, separate large 11.00am, Wednesday 2 June National Wetland Trust executive officer “With numerous community groups en- laundry with internal access to generous double PGGWRE, 87 Duke Street, Cambridge Karen Denyer said the trail would provide abling our rich heritage, we are delighted to see garaging and an office which can be used as a smaller VIEW educational opportunities to increase cultural this fund put to good use.” fourth bedroom. Decking across the width of the front knowledge and understanding of the import- The Heritage Fund carries an annual value 10.00-11.00am, Sunday 16 & 23 May ance of wetlands to iwi. of $70,000, two funding rounds per year. This of the home which encompasses spectacular north, “This project is about sharing the knowledge round closes on June 30, 2021. east and west facing views in an elevated and private and stories of the connections between Nga¯ti Funds may also be used to help get specialist setting. The grounds are immaculate and established Apakura and the native plant species that grow advice and is available to community members with easy care gardens, hedging and fruit trees which Peter Wylie or have been reintroduced to Rotopiko as part focused on protecting the district’s heritage enhance this very special setting. M 027 473 5855 of our Wetland Centre project.” value. B 07 878 0265 The trust hopes to raise the rest of the money E [email protected] needed over the coming months, and invites Interested applicants can find eligibility the local community and businesses to support criteria and further information about pggwre.co.nz/TEK34255 the project. Council’s community services i the Waipa¯Heritage Fund at www. manager Sally Sheedy said the council was waipadc.govt.nz/heritagefund. PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 Helping grow the country

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nstead of having the “book The footage showed them heading thrown at them” an offender towards Oranga Tamariki from Vaile who tagged multiple buildings St, they pace around the building for with spray paint around Te some time before the offender “gets IAwamutu has been referred to Te Pae to work” and the second person sits Oranga Iwi Community Panels — a up against a wall. police and iwi/Ma¯ori partners ap- “I tracked someone down and it proach to deal with crime and pre- does relate to a Family Court matter. vent reoffending. Rather than put them to court for Te Awamutu Community Con- willful damage, I’ve put them to what stable Ryan Fleming says the offend- is called alternative resolutions,” says ing relates to issues the offender has Ryan. with the Family Court. “Things aren’t going great for them In the earlier hours of Wednesday, and they need help more than they March 31 the main offender tagged need the book thrown at them at this the footpath outside Garth O’Brien stage.” A nasty message was also left on the and Associates, the outside walls of Te Pae Oranga started in 2013 and The tagging on the Oranga Tamariki building reads F.4.J, T.O.P and the word footpath outside the office of Garth the Te Awamutu District Court and began in the Hutt Valley. shame twice. Photo / Supplied O’Brien and Associates. Photo / Supplied Oranga Tamariki — Ministry for Chil- There are now over 16 panels dren. across the country and its purpose is Those plans include actions that support to quit drugs and alcohol, If there was a victim, they’re en- The offender was accompanied by for local community leaders — they participants must complete and getting a driver’s licence, job or train- couraged to participate too. another person and the pair was seen are not judges or lawyers — to support conditions they must follow — including, doing an anger management “It acts like a jump start to help on council CCTV surveillance foot- participants to make a plan to put ing admitting to their offending. course, paying reparation and apolo- people make positive changes in their age. things right. The plan can also include getting gising to victims. lives.” Council tackles district flood-hazard mapping project

Waipa¯District Council is undertaking urban drainage systems. stand the capacity of our current each property. ties, however low they are, as these a district-wide flood hazard mapping In response, councils have been stormwater systems during and post- “It’s important that property type of rare events may occur more project to help plan for New Zealand’s urged through the Resource Manage- severe weather events,” she said. owners know where flooding is frequently.” changing climate, and the adverse ment Act to take a proactive ap- “We’re looking at the resilience of expected so they can plan for that. Information gathered during the weather events climate change could proach to planning for adverse Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Pirongia We certainly don’t want properties project will also help to identify if bring. weather events. and O¯ haupo¯. Flood mapping for Kihi- being built on land where there is a current stormwater infrastructure Severe weather events — also re- Waipa¯District Council service de- kihi was previously undertaken in risk of flooding in the future,” said has sufficient capacity and is fit-for- ferred to as a one in one hundred year livery group manager Dawn Inglis 2018.” Dawn. purpose. event — could become more common said the Waipa¯flood hazard mapping She said letters would be sent to “The next step in the investigation with climate change. project aimed to identify urban areas property owners identified through will tell us if it’s only in one corner, Stay up to date with the latest More frequent intense rainfall may of the district at risk of flooding so the preliminary report advising fur- or on a shared driveway, or some on the project and see increase the likelihood of streams, council could plan appropriately to ther investigations would be other area away from the dwelling. i frequently asked questions at watercourses and rivers flooding, and lessen the chance of flooding. undertaken by council to determine “It’s important people understand www.waipadc.govt.nz/ flash flooding could overwhelm “The project helps us better under- the potential extent of flooding on the risks relating to their own proper- floodmapping.

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RUGBY tackle that had the hosts on their Justin Miezenbeek heels. Old Boys held on through the early e Awamutu Sports felt the stages and rode back-to-back penal- overwhelming weight of a ties down the field to set up camp in heavy penalty count and Sports’ quarter. played too much of the They were rewarded 10 minutes gameT in their own quarter, falling to in with their first try and soon found a disappointing 0-14 loss to Hamilton themselves riding the whistle back Old Boys in their round-five fixture into TA Sports’ territory, where they in Hamilton. spent the rest of the first half. It was a game that never got out Sports, to their credit, were out- of second gear, both sides struggling standing in defence and managed to to make anything out of a stop-start hold their line in the wake of multiple Sports’ man of the match, lock Tony Bennett. Photo / Justin Miezenbeek affair that was buried in scrum resets, scrums, rucks and bodies thrown at penalties, mistakes and the rasp of the the line and given the state of the ingly scoring to secure a bonus point, now move their attention to the to be tied at 7-7 as the first half wound referee’s whistle. However, the hosts game, they would not have been too only to confusingly have the try second round starting next weekend. down, but Old Boys broke the stale- played the better of the two sides, unhappy to go into the break only disallowed and the hosts awarded the mate to take a 7-14 lead and a penalty controlling both possession and ter- down by seven. ball to finish a match Sports will look Premier Development lose extended it to 7-17 at the break. ritory in massive advantages that had The second half followed more of to put in the rear vision mirror. pace in second half Sports scored first in the second Sports putting in a big shift of defence. the same, though, with penalties and Such is the nature of the game, the The Premier Development side half, a picture-perfect rolling maul Hamilton Old Boys managed a try mistakes putting Sports on the back forwards put in a huge shift. dropped their third consecutive sucking the defenders in close before in each half, while Sports went close foot, and while their scramble and Lock Tony Bennett controlled the game in a competitive 19-31 loss to swinging the ball out wide, with in the closing minutes, prop Gordon goal-line defence held strong, they lineouts and got through a pile of Hamilton Old Boys in Hamilton. fullback Mylchreest injecting himself Fullerton diving over a ruck to score, paid the price for spending too much work to receive man of the match Hooker Dylan Jeffries scored tries into the line to score untouched and only to have the try disallowed. time on the back foot, getting caught honours, while flanker Maximus in both halves, while veteran back pull the lead back to 14-17. Te Awamutu opened the game short out wide for Old Boys’ second Lestro carried and defended strongly. Ben Mylchreest came out of retire- However, Old Boys answered strongly, pushing Old Boys back try and a 0-14 deficit. Prop Carl Finlay was key in settling ment — looking like he never left — straight back with two scores in quick thanks to some good work around the After a mountain of defending, a scrum that struggled early. to pick up the third try and pivot Josh succession that took the score from fringes and aggressive defence, par- Sports finally got a string of penalties MVP Points: 3: Tony Bennett, 2: Malpas slotted two conversions. 14-17 to 14-31, before another ticularly from winger Awa Morris, and had their first shot on attack in Maximus Lestro, 1: Carl Finlay. The sides traded early tries, unstoppable rolling maul gave who flew in off his wing for a spot the closing stages of the match, seem- After a gruelling first round, Sports Jeffries picking up the score for Sports Jeffries his second for the game.

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Alexander. No Jonathan Sexton, the Ireland Warren held various positions on “I believe every club has a duty to captain who was world player of the the committee at the Stewart Alexan- foster the interest of children who year as recently as 2018 and top der Course when he began playing might stop playing when they grow scorer in this year’s Six Nations. golf, and quickly developed a strong up and have young families, but they No Sean Maitland, a former interest in golf administration. will eventually come back, and some Crusaders and Ma¯ori All Blacks “Having a taste of the way a golf will go on to carve out successful winger who has been a Scottish club was run, I got a job as general golfing careers.” powerhouse since 2013 appearing 53 manager of Lochiel Golf Club near Warren says his working life has times for the nation. Hamilton, and that meant a return to been full of highlights, but credits a No Billy Vunipola, the No 8 who school as well,” he says. programme using a United States has provided much of England’s go- Warren spent two years working training curriculum as major achieve- forward in the successful Eddie Jones through his New Zealand Golf Certifi- ment. era. Lions coach Warren Gatland. cate and eight years at the helm at After five years of study Warren No Jonathan Davies, the reliable Photo / INPHO / Billy Stickland Lochiel before Australia beckoned. travelled to Texas to receive his de- Wales centre who was the Lions He ran the Half Moon Bay Golf Club gree in club management. He is one player of the drawn series against the (England), Ken Owens (Wales), in Cairns for 18 months, before Warren Collett, the new manager of of only seven New Zealanders to have All Blacks in 2017. Andrew Porter (Ireland), Sam returning to New Zealand to take on Stewart Alexander Golf Course. attained this qualification. In a Lions squad that largely Simmonds (England), Rory the manager’s role at North Shore in Photo / Kay Gregory He says despite Stewart Alexander reflected this year’s highly competi- Sutherland (Scotland), Justin Tipuric Auckland. Golf Course being much smaller than tive Six Nations, England, Wales, (Wales), Mako Vunipola (England), “This was a big job,” says Warren. run a number of very big events.” his previous clubs, the principle of Ireland and Scotland all had eight to Hamish Watson (Scotland). “The course had 27 holes and a huge The club hosted the 2018 New running a successful course is the 11 representatives. Backs: Josh Adams (Wales), membership.” Zealand PGA and Warren was instru- same no matter what the member- British and Irish Lions squad: Bundee Aki (Ireland), Dan Biggar His nine years in that position mental in the development of the ship numbers. Forwards: Tadhg Beirne (Ireland), (Wales), Elliot Daly (England), Gareth included overseeing the building of New Zealand Super 6s. This tourna- He is looking forward to develop- Jack Conan (Ireland), Luke Cowan- Davies (Wales), Owen Farrell (Eng- the new multimillion-dollar club- ment was a first in terms of men and ing a strategic plan for the club that Dickie (England), Tom Curry (Eng- land), Chris Harris (Scotland), Robbie house that was completed exactly on women playing in a competition will build membership and foster a land), Zander Fagerson (Scotland), Henshaw (Ireland), Stuart Hogg budget. together. love of golf for players of all ages. Taulupe Faletau (Wales), Tadhg Fur- (Scotland), Conor Murray (Ireland), Warren’s next project was the Warren says he feels heartened by Warren and his wife Anne have long (Ireland), Jamie George (Eng- Ali Price (Scotland), Louis Rees- Manawatu¯ Golf Club in Palmerston the rise in popularity of golf in New settled back in Te Awamutu, where land), Iain Henderson (Ireland), Jonny Zammit (Wales), Finn Russell North where he spent four years Zealand, and believes the pandemic he grew up. Son Jeremy is a member Hill (England), Maro Itoje (England), (Scotland), Duhan van der Merwe running the facility with 35 staff. has contributed to the number of at Stewart Alexander, daughter Sarah Alun Wyn Jones (Wales, captain), (Scotland), Anthony Watson (Eng- “The people there became like people who are opting for recrea- works for Sport Waikato, and he has Wyn Jones (Wales), Courtney Lawes land), Liam Williams (Wales). family and we worked as a team to tional activities close to home. three grandchildren.

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99 Kawhia Road 6934 & 3654m2 Otorohanga The Yates wha¯nau couch enjoying a Hoops & Scoops icecream. Photo / Supplied

Two Development Properties Side By Side For Sale Auction 27th May 1pm On Site Both rural located only minutes from town, the first ______TA win great birthday property is a solid brick home ideally suited for family living and features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom with View separate toilet, cosy dining living area, town water Sun 16th May 1-2pm supply, single garage and mature trees giving present for coach privacy on 6934m2 with 2 paddocks. The second ______home is a unique property in the sense it was a Agent restaurant. Lockwood built, it features spacious living John Aubin 021 366 574 Tall Poppy Real Estate team host Flying Mullets with 2/3 bedrooms, commercial kitchen, town water Ernie Pitcaithly 0274 956 082 supply, new septic tank and plenty of parking. Sited on a 3654m2 section surrounded by mature trees LJ Hooker Morrinsville FOOTBALL the visitors was immediate Up stepped Drabble and offering privacy and pleasurable outdoor living. (07) 889 8015 and it was not long before Josh Fitzpatrick from the keeper Josh ‘Jay’ Petersen newly-formed Pipecleaner Licensed Agent REAA 2008 e Awamutu AFC’s went full length to tip one Squadron whose combined Tall Poppy Real Es- around his left post. efforts saw off their biggest LJ Hooker Te Awamatu trading as Te Awamutu Realty (REAA 2008). All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries. tate Championship TA started to play on the threat. team hosted the Fly- break and one dangerous raid A charitable moment from ingT Mullets of Pa¯pa¯moa in front resulted in a penalty that Jared Kylan Atkinson saw Pa¯pa¯moa of an ever-growing crowd at Drabble coolly struck home. handed a penalty that a The Stadium. The lead could have been genetically-modified man of The presence of the Hoops further extended following a the match Petersen paw to & Scoops van added excite- fine run by Roil but a soft shot safety. Thinking ment on the sideline. pulled the rug from his other- Greater fitness shone Echoes of the referee’s wise fine work. brightly when Buzz Egglestone whistle to start the game had After 41 minutes, a crunch- robbed a tiring left back before barely abated when a corner ing tackle on Dylan Brett saw squaring the ball for Roil to of selling? from Nick King-McRae was de- the ball balloon over the claim his brace. livered onto the head of a pin. keeper and into the net. The final whistle blew and That pinhead happened to Sadly it counted for nothing an excellent 3-0 win on shy For exceptional marketing belong to captain Joel Roil who as the referee blew his whistle retiring coach Jim Grainger’s and results, get in touch immediately consigned last for the foul. birthday. with Wendy Knight today! week’s allegations of having a The second half saw a What more present could head like a starfish to history strong opposition redouble the coach seek as the young Your Local EVES salesperson with a powerful header. their efforts to get back in the squad continues to make covering Waipa, Otorohanga An attacking response from game. waves? and Kawhia. First winter tournament winners New Listing BOWLS

The first of Te Awamutu Bowl- ing Club’s winter tournaments was held on a sunny day last Wednesday. There were 15 teams taking part including five outside teams. There were two from Taupiri and one each from Tokoroa, Morrinsville, Pirongia and Puta¯ruru alongside 10 local teams. The sponsor for the tourna- Te Awamutu 821 Hazelmere Crescent 3 1 1 ment was Highfield Country Estate for which the club are thankful. Without these Do Me Up! sponsors it would be hard to run tournaments. The winners for the day Withgoodbonesandalarge835sqm(approx.) Deadline Private Treaty closes were the only team to have freehold section, act fast to secure this potential 26th May 2021 at 12pm (unless sold prior) packed property. In need of some TLC, bring four wins — Les Liddington, View By Appointment your DIY skills and your imagination and start Clark Ambury and Gay Millin. Online eves.co.nz/ehv08332 your home ownership journey. Second with three wins and a draw were Terry Young, Toni Roberts-Hislop and Dawn Highnam.

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GOLF RESULTS

Sports cycling club ■ Te Awamutu Travis McCorkindale. Wednesday Ladies: Results: Silver Winner - Jan Mandeno 69 Nett; Gross - Justin Morris 70; Jeremy Bronze Winner - Annette Irwin 69 Collett 70; Ian Berry 72; Jacob Carey wins points trophy Nett followed by Elaine Troutbeck 71; 75; Patrick Hape 75. Jeanie Kay 71; Christine Lloyd 71; Net - Travis McCorkindale 65; Weston Barbara O'Regan 73; Raewyn Craig 67; Bruce Russ 68; Ian Berry 68; Coleman 74. Mark Aperehama 69; Jeremy Collett Strong showing 9-hole ladies: 69. Putting - Ann Dobson 16; Jenny Points - Travis McCorkindale 39; from local riders at Forster 16; Maxine Leigh 17; Colleen Bruce Russ 38; Weston Craig 38; Mark Kerr 17; Linda McFall 17; Karen Corkill Aperehama 37; Ian Berry 36; Jeremy age group champs 17; Zoe Hunter 17. Karen Corkill had Collett 36; Joshua Te Brake 36. a two on the fifth hole. Vets: CYCLING Vets Day: Philip Blundell 43 points; Alec Cruick- Gerald Lane 40 Stableford; Ross Mur- shank 38; Jacob Carey 35; Doug ray 39; Kelvin Trass 38; Robin Thomp- Atkinson 35; Ian Straford 35. e Awamutu Sports Cycling son 37; Bryce Germann 36; John Hill Midweek: Club was represented by 67 36. Linc Quarrie 38; Brett Mulholland 37; riders at the Cycling NZ Van- Saturday Scramble: Alec Cruickshank 35; Rodney Ward tage Age Group Road Cham- Aaron van der Poel 71 Gross; Murray 34; Peter Wilson 34. pionshipsT held at Waikite Valley, Green 65 Nett; Michael Hatton 43 18-hole ladies: Rotorua, in April. Stableford; Corey Ferguson 39; The ladies played the days competi- The club had a very successful Gordon Kirkham 39; Dave Ferguson tion of Sue Jones two-ball est-ball with three days of racing culminating in 37. drawn partners. the winning of the Points trophy for Saturday Ladies: The winners were Thora Young and the first time. Scramble on stableford - Karina Sherril Lawrence on 44 points. Run- A time trial was held on Friday Belfield 38; Gemma Towers 37; ner up was Helen Parker and Cheryl with Te Awamutu riders featuring Christine Lloyd 33; Sylvia Gooch 33. Forster on 43 points. strongly in the results. Road races Sunday Scramble: 9-hole ladies: followed on Saturday and Sunday. Michael McDonald 80 Gross; John The ladies played their second round ■ Results as follows: Senior Women Road Race winners (from left) — Jessie Hodges (Hamilton) Darragh 73 Nett; Tim Young 34 out of five off the Yarndley Shield, and Time Trial: Gold — Josh Rowe (U15 with Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club riders Jaime Neilson and Bryony Stableford. second putting. The scoring was done Boys), Caoilinn Gray (U15 Girls), Kate Botha. Photo / Supplied ■ Stewart Alexander on nett. Brown (Women Master 3); Silver — Fifty golfers turned out in wet Winners were Jocelyn Jefferies 33 Seana Gray (U17Girls), Blair Taylor Watson-Palmer (Men U19), Seana Nathan Bunn sprinted in at the front conditions on Sunday for the two- nett; Ann Ellis 34 nett; Shirley Woolly (Men Master 1), Logan Holzer (Men Gray (U17 Girls); of the chasing bunch to take second point challenge, which was won by 36 nett. Master 2), Gary Mikkelsen (Men Bronze — Bryony Botha (Senior place. Master 3), Lindsay File (Para-Cycling), Women), Rowan Beaumant-Bell Ally Wollaston was third in the B Anne Marie Guiney (Women Master (Master Men 1), Stirling Jarnell (U15 Grade women. Up and coming Under 3), Georgia Perry (Senior Women); Boys), Kate Brown (Women Master 3), 15 rider Josh Rowe won C Grade with Bronze — Olly Taylor (U15 Boys), Daniel Barnett (Men Master 3). Ben Frost in second and Marinus De Dragons show fire in darts Bryony Both (Senior Women). Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club Preez in third. Te Awamutu riders Road Race: Gold — Jaime Neilson riders also featured in the Cambridge took out the top three placings for C DARTS a 180 to lead the 180 list. (Senior Women), Josh Rowe (U15 Cycling Festival criterium raced Grade women with Caoilinn Gray Jamie TeNana was the only player Boys), Caoilinn Gray (U15Girls), Anne around the streets of Cambridge on placing first, Anna Wilkinson second in Rockets’ 11/4 win over Thorns to Marie Guiney (Women Master 3), the afternoon of Anzac Day. and Molly Hayes third. In week seven of Te Awamutu Darts, win all his games. Anthony Bently Lindsay File (Mens Para-cycling), Mike Gilbert took out the win in B The club’s winter series racing will be Dragons beat Rebels 11/4 with the scored a 180 for Thorns. Gary Mikkelsen (Mens Master 3); Sil- Grade with a strong ride which saw starting on Sunday, May 16 with the Cleaver brothers excelling for the Allsorts won 11/4 against Raiders; ver — Arabella Tuck (Women U19), him take the lead and stay away from first race of the series being a road winners. Mark had a 180 and a quartet Hunters overcame Tigers 12/3; and Ally Wollaston (Women U23), Oliver the bunch in the final laps of the race. race based at Nga¯hinapo¯uri. of 140s, while Paul chipped in with Tungstens routed Warriors 13/2.

MON to FRI 7.00-5.30 | SAT 8.00-4.00 ROUND ﬁve

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Picksters: back, a four-goal run helping Monday 17 May MAGIC v STARS 8.15pm Round four of the ANZ them level up. Both teams Premiership came to a close on pushed for the momentum Monday night with Bernie heading into the main break, Marshall of McDonald’s guess- the Tactix introducing Sophia ing all three games correctly - Fenwick at goal defence while a first for the Pickster season. moving Burger to wing defence She takes the lead now with to help stem the flow. Harcourts’ Melanie Barker and The impasse couldn’t be LJ Hooker’s Michelle Storer sit- broken as the teams went into THE board ting in second equal. halftime all square at 33 goals Paper Plus’ Murray Green apiece. and NZME’s Jesse Wood fol- The desperation emerged Bernie Melanie low closely with a third of their from both teams in a rollicking McDonalds 50% Harcourts 42% picks correct while Storyteller third stanza where momentum Eatery & Bar’s Bridie Osborne swung back and forth. The rounds off our Picksters table. Ellie Bird of the Tactix is blocked by Magic player Erena Magic made the first move, Picksters: We’re almost a Mikaere. Photo / Photosport stoic team defence where Sam Steel Steel third of the way through, don’t Winders led the charge, help- Tactix Mystics forget to use your jokers at efforts in a high-quality clash. the home side a handy buffer. ing the visitors forge a four-goal 1ST some point! It was a night for the The response from Magic was lead. Stars Stars Match Report: shooters where Ellie Bird immediate with the athletic The Tactix reverted to their 2ND In a high-scoring contest, converted an impressive 54 Georgia Tong replacing starting seven with Charlotte The Good Oil Tactix returned goals from 55 attempts for the Temalisi Fakahokotau at goal- Elley returning to wing defence home to secure their first win Tactix and fellow tall timber at keeper which provided instant and Burger back on the other Michelle Jesse of the season in a 63-59 thriller the other end, Caitlin Bassett success. defensive wing. Quiet for much LJ Hooker 42% NZME 33% over Splice Construction Magic secured 45 from 48 as both Threatening to take off at of the match, goalkeeper in Christchurch on Sunday. turned in their best perform- times, the Tactix were held to Watson lifted her performance With the match ebbing and ances of the season. a 19-15 lead at the first break, levels as the home side swung flowing throughout, it was the Goal attack Selby-Rickit got a highlight being the 100 back into life. Steel Pulse defensive class of Jane her first start of the 2021 cam- percent success rate delivered The sting was taken out of Mystics Mysticss Watson and Karin Burger that paign, helping the Tactix get from all four shooters. the Bassett/Williams con- 2ND turned the match in the home away to a seamless start. With Impressive 18-year-old nection as the Tactix went on Stars Stars team’s favour through an ab- the experienced shooter con- shooter Khiarna Williams re- a five-goal run to regain the 4TH sorbing final stanza. trolling the home side’s attack placed Chiara Semple at goal lead and hit the last break with There were some anxious line, it was steady stream of attack on the resumption as the a tenuous 49-48 lead, leaving moments when key attacker Te possession that found its way Magic started with a bang. the match hanging on a knife Murray Bridie Paea Selby-Rickit, working her into Bird’s hands. Tightening up on defence, edge. Paper Plus 33% Story Teller 25% way back from injury and suf- The improved structure on Tong and Erena Mikaere made Shooting Stats - Tactix: fering from cramp, was forced attack was evident for the the Tactix shooters work for Ellie Bird 54/55 (98%) from the court with six minutes Tactix, who had an untroubled their keep while the play- Te Paea Selby-Rickit 9/10 to go, the Tactix holding a slim pathway to goal while Magic making skills of Williams (90%) Steel Pulse two-goal lead at that point. had to work a little harder for helped a steady stream of ball Jess Prosser 0/1 (0%) Mystics Tactix However, the home team the same results. With her land in the hands of 1.96m Shooting Stats - Magic: 4TH held their poise in the face of team-mates finding the direct shooter Bassett. Caitlin Bassett 45/48 (94%) Stars Magic a gallant and spirited challenge route to goal, Bird responded The Australian import was a Khiarna Williams 9/14 (63%) 6TH from the Magic, who gained a with pinpoint shooting. standout under the hoop for the Chiara Semple 5/5 (100%) valuable bonus point for their Five straight goals handed visitors, who inched their way MVP: Kimiora Poi (Tactix) Delicious, doubled. N tball F n? n to lay Contact tania.kin @ e. . TE AWAMUTU Proud to support the local community.

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RUGBY Ex-Pirongia player Josh Thomas in his blazer game for O¯ haupo¯ had a massive say on attack. Thomas was or rugby players from supported by ever-reliable co-captain O¯ haupo¯ and Pirongia, their Dylan Samson, who is a talented all- local fixture is like having round footballer. Christmas Day all over again For Pirongia, halfback Tom —F and in front of Chiefs talent ID Kirkbride was busy and disruptive manager Kent Currie, the son of around the fringes and at the back. O¯ haupo¯ Legend Ron Currie, who Pirongia Captain Travis Cook was could be nothing but impressed with ever impressive, whether organising the performance he was about to his side on defence or with ball in witness. hand on attack. It was O¯ haupo¯ Sponsors’ Day and When O¯ haupo¯ lost their inspira- you could see the excitement on the tional co-captain Hayden Thomas for faces of the crowd as first-class ref- 10 minutes, Pirongia sensed and op- eree, Michael Winter, blew the whistle portunity and scored their second try to get the clash under way. after a prolonged period of attack to With 20 minutes to go, the game close the score to 13-7. was anyone’s as O¯ haupo¯ led nar- Pirongia’s Sam Hunter lived up to rowly by 13-12. Sadly for the visiting his reputation of being a super-sub by Pirongia team, the last quarter was all taking the ball from first-five Sanders O¯ haupo¯’s, taking advantage of 20m out and crashing through and Pirongia errors to punish them by over a number of O¯ haupo¯ de- scoring four tries to be runaway fenders to touch down in a pile victors, 35-12. of bodies. The local derby was unfortunately Fullback Travis Cook not one of the great ones for Pirongia kicked the conversion from although they fielded an experienced a handy angle to reduce the O¯ haupo¯co-captain Dylan Samson takes on the Pirongia defence. looking team, with pivot and deficit to six points. Photo / Arthur Uden playmaker being ex-Waikato, Halfback Kirkbride then Counties Manukau, Thames Valley came into his own sniping and Wairarapa Bush player Armyn around the fringes of several O¯ haupo¯‘s player of the day, 19-year- to outrun the covering defence and Sanders, who directed his team rucks to make valuable old lock Liam Fox that was the talking score to close the gap 12-7. around the field. metres up the middle. point after the match, he was all over Pirongia hit back almost immedi- O¯ haupo¯were the opposite. Over Then from a scrum 5m out, the field if it be either his work rate ately, when after some pick and goes last two years they have invested in Kirkbride ran an unmanned on defence or taking carries off the near the O¯ haupo¯line Rawiri Riddell youth, fielding three 18-19-year-olds in blindside to dive over in the corner. ruck which was backed up by his was on hand to gather the ball and hooker Ethan Refoy, lock Liam Fox Cook’s unsuccessful conversion at- accurate lineout work. score in the corner. who is like an extra loose forward, tempt kept the score at 13-12. This game was a great shop win- This was the last scoring of the half while out wide Caleb Kennedy carries At this time, it looked very prom- Pirongia B’s Tamehana Hohepa had dow that the community game is with Pirongia going into the break on the legacy of the Kennedy name ising for Pirongia but unfortunately a the final say of the match against alive and well. with a 17-7 lead. at O¯ haupo¯, with his speed and power number of errors led to their down- O¯ haupo¯B. Photo / Julie Gibson At the end of round one, O¯ haupo¯ Riddell scored again 10 minutes on the wing. fall. finished in second place on the ladder into the second half, when again from O¯ haupo¯ came out firing and O¯ haupo¯ showed a tremendous ball had been taken back into their while Pirongia finished in fifth. Round some great forward play, he was on dominated the first 40 minutes. It was amount of heart still with 14 players, 22 and miss touches all contributed two kicks off this weekend. hand to pick and go and score to only the resolute defence of Pirongia having to defend if their lives to O¯ haupo¯ dominating the last 20 increase their lead to 22-7. that held them out for large parts of depended on it, with O¯ haupo¯100 minutes to run out well-deserved O¯ haupo¯B v Pirongia B Pirongia were in full control and the half. game player Sam Foster getting victors, 35-12. Playing for the McInally trophy the were unlucky not to be awarded It wasn’t until the 20-minute mark through a power of work on defence, It may have been as a result of Pirongia Bs dominated O¯ haupo¯Bin another try when the referee that O¯ haupo¯ fullback Dean Fullerton supported by workaholic openside Pirongia missing three of their most all facets of play, running away with disallowed what look like a try, but put the home team ahead after flanker Ben Parrott. effective backs in this last period. a convincing 32-7 win. Pirongia were to score next when slotting a penalty from a handy angle. Pirongia were unable to break the Pirongia player of the day This win was built on a great team after some good phase play from the O¯ haupo¯continued to apply pres- O¯ haupo¯defence and Samson scored Kirkbride, second-five Dylan Hanning performance, keeping to their forwards the ball was spun wide to sure with Pirongia struggling to work for O¯ haupo¯while his co-captain was and wing Tim Bird were all off during structures and being more aggressive Hayden Gamble, who cut inside the their way out of their half and finally still in the sin bin. this period. in their play. cover defence to score out wide. managed to breach the Pirongia line With the impressive O¯ haupo¯backs Both Hanning and Bird had looked Pirongia opened the scoring when Pirongia ended the scoring when, when O¯ haupo¯‘s Bronson Wilson- showing some magnificent skills, dangerous carrying the ball during Bubba Rata-Hemopo ran down the after a great run down the sideline, Beech crashed over in the 25th min- spreading the ball wide, replacement the first 60 minutes. side-line bumping off at least three the ball was kicked infield. From ute. back Baylee Davies, son of O¯ haupo¯ Further injuries to No 8 Lucas would-be tacklers for Pirongia to take nowhere, flanker Tamehana Hohepa O¯ haupo¯went into the break lead- veteran Wayne, scored out wide after Dampney and flanker Jayden John- an early 5-0 lead. caught it on the full and scored ing 8-0. After some wise words from an impressive attacking movement son handicapped Pirongia’s efforts to With Pirongia dominating both untouched, with Pirongia winning in coaches De Thierry and Tangohau, by O¯ haupo¯. respond to O¯ haupo¯‘s challenge. possession and territory it wasn’t long great style 32-7. Pirongia came out after halftime, This was backed up by Fullerton The one silver lining for Pirongia until they scored again. From a well- All players played their part, but meaning business. who also scored a five-pointer and, was when Josh Thomas missed the set scrum 5m from the line, No 8 Teina the player of the day went to the But within minutes of the restart, for the second week in a row, showed final conversion from a position ad- Ngahiwi drew in the defenders and general at fullback, Armond O¯ haupo¯had extended the lead out his talent. jacent to the posts with the result passed to number 10 Jack Wade who Onekawa, whose general play was to 13 points after the ever-present Up front, prop Taylor Hayes was giving Pirongia the McInally Cup after cut through untouched to score near outstanding and his organisation Wilson-Beech scored his second try, also rewarded for his tireless effort, the Bs’ convincing victory earlier in the posts. skills kept the team in good shape. in the far corner exposing space on picking up a hugely deserved try. the day. Karere Hepburn converted the try For O¯ haupo¯ it was great to see the right flank left by Pirongia being Pirongia never gave up, with A successful conversion would successfully giving Pirongia a handy young lock Josh Donaghy returning a man down. hooker Preston Pepperell deserving have tied the scores for the day 12-0 lead. from injury to put in a great perform- Being restored to 15 players a special mention. resulting in O¯ haupo¯ retaining the O¯ haupo¯ scored next against the ance and again the tireless effort of instigated the best period of the A combination of a slip up entering trophy which they had held. run of play when O¯ haupo¯winger Roy evergreen Graham Kennedy stood match for the visitors. a ruck, kicks out on the full after the It was the performance of Drew intercepted a pass and was able out.

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Damian McKenzie scored the Chiefs’ only try. Photo / Martin Hunter / Photosport

when All Blacks hooker Codie Tay- season the Chiefs managed to lor tackled McKenzie in the air after regroup, however. The Crusaders an overthrown lineout which repelled a surprise 13-man Chiefs earned him a yellow card. lineout five metres out from their Crusaders find a way Five minutes after Taylor was line but when Alex Nankivell sent to the bin, Sevu Reece hit Chase received the ball in space he pro- Tiatia high with a reckless shot that duced a Sonny Bill Williams-esque likewise earned him a yellow card. offload to send McKenzie sprinting when chips are down Those incidents continued a theme to the corner. of poor discipline from the That try settled the Chiefs’ nerves, Crusaders which saw them finish on drawing them within two points. the wrong side of a 14-10 penalty They were unlucky not to finish a Chiefs’ stunning revival comes up one game short of glory count. second try after a superb breakout A McKenzie penalty brought the from their 22 that featured backs and RUGBY immense credit for guiding his were two men down as they kicked Chiefs within two points but that was forwards linking and Jonah Lowe Liam Napier battered team to another crown. away far too much ball. Scoring as close as the visitors got. Despite grounding the ball fractionally short Since taking charge in 2017, Robert- three points in that 20-minute period being down on troops, the Crusaders of the line. The ambition to attack hampion teams find a way son is yet to lose a final. cost them dearly. found a way to turn the screws and from deep, however, reflected the no matter what. The fifth Richie Mo’unga stepped up, as he Damian McKenzie was Mr Clutch kick clear through Mo’unga’s accu- growing confidence. straight Crusaders title was so often has for the Crusaders, to as he kicked the Chiefs to three last- rate boot. Trailing at the break, the Chiefs a case of surviving rather grab the contest by the scruff when gasp wins in the regular season but The Crusaders showed their in- injected lock Naitoa Ah Kuoi for Cthan thriving. In tight, tense finals, it mattered most. With one break, his three missed penalties let the tent early to start with a different Mitchell Brown after losing two the manner in which you win mat- brilliant tactical kicking and his first, Crusaders off the hook. pace and urgency to the Chiefs. lineout throws under intense pres- ters not, though. Few teams in world timely Super Rugby drop goal, In a losing team, hooker Samisoni In the Crusaders’ first venture into sure in the first spell. rugby could recover from losing two Mo’unga led the composed and clini- Taukei’aho carried superbly; Luke the 22 Mo’unga gave Reece enough The Chiefs had enough ball, the men to the bin. That the Crusaders cal final quarter response that Jacobson was close to the best room to barrel over the top of two-man advantage and chances to did adds yet another chapter to their maintained an unbeaten home player on the park and fellow loose McKenzie to claim the opening try. seriously challenge the Crusaders in legacy that now boasts 12 champion- playoff record — 25 matches now — forward Lachlan Boshier A matter of minutes later, Jordan the second half but the locals ships. in front of 17,000 fans who endured relentlessly targeted the breakdown. latched onto David Havili’s well- ultimately refused to succumb — The maiden Super Rugby Aotea- increasingly heavy rain. Crusaders flanker Ethan Black- weighted grubber which popped up testament to the dynasty they con- roa final won’t be remembered as a On reflection, in their first final for adder once again stated his case for perfectly for the dangerous fullback. tinue to build under Robertson. memorable spectacle. Free-flowing eight years, the Chiefs will have an All Blacks call-up after another At that point, leading 12-3, it Saturday sees the Gallagher action was in short supply in the regrets. compelling defensive effort which seemed the Crusaders would Chiefs take on the Western Force in tryless second half in particular as No one could fault the courage included overcoming a dislocated steamroll their way to another title. Perth in round one of Sky Super the Crusaders scrapped away after that has epitomised their gutsy finger and winning crucial break- Crusaders centre Leicester Rugby Transtasman. being reduced to 13 men. season. From losing 11 matches in a down turnovers, while Will Jordan Fainga’anuku was a constant threat ■ Crusaders 24 (Sevu Reece, Will But, after a difficult campaign in row over the past two years to frequently threatened from the back with ball in hand as his powerful Jordan tries; Richie Mo’unga con, 3 which they lost All Blacks Joe reaching the final is reason enough and was the best player in the air. carries regularly put his team on the pens, drop goal) Moody and Jack Goodhue to injury to be proud. After leading 15-10 at halftime the front foot, giving Mo’unga time and Chiefs 13 (Damian McKenzie try, and dropped two matches en route Yet the Chiefs will rue their Crusaders were reduced to 13 men space to select his options. con, 2 pens) to the final, Scott Robertson deserves option-taking when the Crusaders midway through the second half As they have throughout this HT: 15-10

SENIOR RUGBY FIXTURES Outstanding games from young players RUGBY LEAGUE – 15/05 Te Awamutu Marist v Jaradites at PREMIER: Castleton Park, Field 1. Kickoff Te Awamutu Sports v Morrinsville 2.45pm. Te Awamutu Firehawks Rugby at Albert Park, Field 1. Kickoff WOMEN’S: League Under 9 had two outstanding 2.45pm. Taupiri v Kihikihi at Murphy Lane, games on Saturday at Hopuhopu to PREMIER B: Taupiri, Field 2. Kickoff 1pm. open their season. Te Awamutu Sports Development Every player, from a supporter’s v Morrinsville at Albert Park, Field SENIOR RUGBY RESULTS – point of view, was brilliant with tries 1. Kickoff 1pm. ROUND 5 08/05 being scored, tackles made and the CHAMPIONSHIP: PREMIER: cheering and positive support from O¯ haupo¯v Leamington at O¯ haupo¯ Hamilton Old Boys 14–0Te the sideline proved a success. Memorial Park, Field 1. Kickoff Awamutu Sports The senior team travelled to Ham- 2.45pm. PREMIER B: ilton’s Mahoe Reserve and played Southern United v Pirongia at Hamilton Old Boys B 31 – 19 Te Hukanui and got a wake-up call in Tokoroa Memorial Sports Ground, Awamutu Sports Development rugby league. The Firehawks Under 9 play Tu¯rangawaewae in their first game of 2021. Field 1. Kickoff 2.45pm. DIVISION 1: Firehawks trailed for most of the Photo / Supplied CHAMPIONSHIP B: O¯ haupo¯35 – 12 Pirongia game and at halftime trailed 4-14. O¯ haupo¯B v Leamington B at DIVISION 1 B: The end result was 26-24 to Tu¯rangawaewae at Paterson Park in players. On Sunday it only had 15 O¯ haupo¯Memorial Park, Field 1. O¯ haupo¯B 7 – 32 Pirongia B Firehawks. Nga¯ruawa¯hia. There was courage and players and with an injury midway Kickoff 1pm. DIVISION 2: Coach Victor Heke was pleased determination from such a young through the first half played most of Southern United B v Pirongia B at Kihikihi 17 – 43 Te Awamutu Marist with the commitment and resilience group in their first outing. They trailed the game with only one replacement. Tokoroa Memorial Sports Ground, WOMEN’S: of his young and not so experienced early in the game and hit the lead If there is anyone in this age group Field 1. Kickoff 1pm. Kihikihi 36 – 15 Hamilton Marist players and made special mention to early in the second half. keen to give rugby league a go, head DIVISION 2: RUGBY LEAGUE PRE-SEASON – the leadership of his senior players The coaches asked for a big effort along and join Firehawks to be part Kereone v Kihikihi at Campbell 08/05 Taawhiri Howell, Ronnie Adams and defensively and despite not getting of the great journey. Park, Morrinsville, Field 3. Kickoff Te Awamutu Firehawks 26 – 24 Richard Heke for holding it together the winning result, all the supporters Te Awamutu host the Under 15 2.45pm. Hukanui and leading the team for the duration. and coaching staff walked away from games this Sunday at Albert Park Sunday held a great game with the the field proud of the effort. starting at 10am with TA Firehawks Firehawks Under 15s against This team is still looking for more Under 15s playing at 12pm. Thursday, May 13, 2021 Te Awamutu Courier 25

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Summary of the amendments to the District Plan: I will wait all the days of my compulsory service Topic: Church Services Until my relief comes. Middle East Romance • Uplift the Deferred Residential Zone and change to Residential You will call, and I will answer you...... ” - NWT Everybody Welcome Zone for Stage 1 (southern portion) of the T2 Growth Cell only and consequential amendments to Planning Maps 7, 8 and 38. More info phone 07 870 3223 • Changes to proposed provisions which sought amendments to existing rules within Sections 2 and 15 of the Waipa- District Plan to reflect the objectives of the plan change. Amendments also include the decision to retain reference to Pirongia Road within the rules, despite the fact the Te Awamutu deferred residential zoning for this portion of the T2 Growth Cell (stage Residents & 2) remains. • Changes to proposed rule 15.4.2.92 to include the requirement to Ratepayers prepare a landscaping plan at the time of subdivision application, Assn. rather than for this to be prepared and implemented as a condition of AGM subdivision consent. • Insertion of a structure plan for the T2 Growth Cell and corresponding 7.30pm design objectives and measures as Appendix S23 to the Waipa- District Monday 14 June. All committee Plan including a level of protection for the historic heritage item ‘Isla positions vacant so Bank Villa’ in the consideration of subdivision design. all interested parties • Consequential renumbering of provisions / references / page numbers please attend. in the Plan due to the proposed changes above. 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1/586 Bank Street Te Awamutu 2 1 1 1/191 Totara Street Te Awamutu 2 1 1 When Location Counts Bring Your Crown Lynn Sale By Deadline Closes: 3:00pm Monday Sale By Deadline Closes: 4:00pm This solid 1970’s brick home unit in Bank Street is the perfect Calling all retro lovers - get ready to be bowled over by this 31st May 2021 (unless sold prior) Wednesday 19th May 2021 (unless sold prior) downsizer, first home or easy-care rental. Featuring two tidy retro charmer. From the wallpaper to the tiles & light spacious bedrooms, a sunny open plan living area with View Sunday 2:00 - 2:30pm fittings, every touch is a triumph of its time that couldn’t be View Sunday 3:30 - 4:00pm refurbished kitchen and a single garage, the property is just teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz replicated. The practical features are great & the excellent teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1F15GG8 a short stroll to town. bones of the house will help you renovate with ease. LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Pamela Thackray 021 184 1255 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected]

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7/35 Northleigh Place Te Awamutu 3 1 1 292 Turere Lane Te Awamutu 3 2 3 Magic Moments Location, Location Sale By Deadline Closes 4:00pm, Tuesday Sale By Deadline Closes 4:00pm, Tuesday With three bedrooms on offer and within the security of a Popular Turere Lane is the drawcard for this well designed, 18th May 2021 (unless sold prior) 18th May 2021 (unless sold prior) small complex, this modern townhouse is just perfect for the warm family home. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms independent retiree. View Friday 1:00pm & Sunday 2:00pm and several living areas to suit everyone, the great garaging, View Friday 12:00pm & Sunday 3:00pm Call Gary now for more information. teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1F17GG8 central courtyard and privacy are just a bonus! teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1F0EGG8 Call now! LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Gary Derbyshire 021 149 4371 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Gary Derbyshire 021 149 4371 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] LJ Hooker Te Awamatu trading as Te Awamutu Realty (REAA 2008). All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.